Huron Seeks Comeback In South Dakota Clash
Huron College Scalpers aim to shake a season of defeats by facing Eastern Normal Trojans at home. Madison’s Trojans, with a tougher record, seek to extend Huron’s skid while both squads rest before a likely tight, fight filled game.
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Chocolate To Meet Battalino For Title Fight At MSG
New York reports Cuban challenger Chocolate will meet world featherweight champ Battalino in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden on Friday December 12. It headlines the New York American show. Chocolate earned the title shot after a poor performance against American ring rivals La Barba. Battalino had earlier considered a bout with Bud Taylor before changing plans.
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Beef in Cornell Boats Rowing Team Weighs Lead
The varsity intercollegiate rowing championship crew from Cornell averaged 185 pounds to the man last June, with seven of eight juniors 180 pounds or more. In the freshman boat five rowers weighed between 175 and 195 pounds. The Philadelphia Athletics, world champions, lost a spring series to the Phillies, the cellar dwellers in the National League.
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Tigers And Bobcats Clash Today In South Dakota
Huron high school sent two squads to face Brookings Bobcats and Redfield Pheasants in separate Eastern South Dakota contests. The Tigers seek a conference win behind Pasek return at quarterback, while Redfield aims to cap their season with a victory against Huron seconds despite injuries.
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Princeton Yale Renew Rivalry in Palmer Stadium
New York, Nov. 11. Princetons Tigers seek a last win before Bill Roper retires, facing Yale in Palmer Stadium in a renewed ancient rivalry. Recent form favors Yale, which has beaten Maine, Brown, Maryland and Alfred and tied ten of the east’s top teams, while Princeton has only defeated Amherst 23 0 and drawn with Chicago.
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Hobo Day Set For October 17 At State College
Brookings report: Hobo Day 1931 will be October 17 with the Jackrabbits facing the University of North Dakota on State field. The earlier homecoming date follows an unusually early October celebration this year with excellent weather and large crowds, prompting the committee to move the date up.
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Stribling Confident in Knockout Bid Over De Kuh
In Atlanta Stribling, a Macon standout, plans to stop Arthur De Kuh in a ten round mid November bout at the Atlanta baseball park. The fight follows Stribling's prior victory over Otto Von Porat and positions him among notable contenders like Phil Scott and K O Christner. Meanwhile Harold Smead of Michigan State, a leg amputee from a motorcycle crash, received a Wolverine football blanket from the U of M squad.
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Springs Is Proud Of Football Team
Wessington Springs discusses its strong 186 to 12 record against a tough slate including Howard Mitchell and Chamberlain. Standout players Lucas Pinard and captain Lass receive praise for their all round ability, leadership, and scoring.
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Gibbons Outpoints Scotty Copas in Six Round War
In Mitchell Nevada, Mike Gibbons of St Paul edged Scotty Copas of Plankinton by decision after six rounds last night. Copas was knocked down twice in the first round and Labor Daly beat Baily in four rounds. Clark knocked out Henson in one. Road signs mark history along Virginia highways.
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Shires Delays Big Wedding Plans In Private Ceremony
Los Angeles area report says baseball star Shires married Elizabeth Greenabeum in a five minute court ceremony with her mother present. He calls the union a practice run, promising a later public church wedding amid jokes about contracts and publicity.
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Wolverines Hope to Clinch Title Tie With Minnesota
Michigan pins hopes on beating Minnesota to clinch a share of the Big Ten title as Kipke prepares his squad to face the Gophers, while Northwestern eyes a clash with Wisconsin and Illinois coach Zuppke remains optimistic about a shift in fortunes after injuries dimmed Ohio State.
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Moose Bowlers Win From Pats In Opening League Meet
Moose lodge bowlers won two of three from Pat's Corner in the Avenue straightaway league opener. Pat's took the first game by 22 pins, Moose rebounded to win the second by nearly 100, and the final frame decided the match with Moose ahead by seven pins 815 to BOR. Harry Baum led Moose with 519 across three games. Crowell of Pat's had 615. Atwoll of Moose had top individual game with 189. Tonight Avenue meets Armour Packers.
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Fights Last Night In Molyaukee Card Mixed Results
In Molyaoke last night fighters clashed with Tait Lillman and Cugahry defeating Vince Foergieone. Pittsburgh saw Bucky Lawless from Syracuse land a win over Paul Piccane of Cleveland. Washington PA featured Tiger Smith and Johnny Edwards in a draw or near decision. Newark Nova Scotia noted Tony Galente knocking out Ted Sandvina while other bouts included Budosgier and Hollyer.
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Bluejays Hopeful For Strong Missouri Valley Cage Season
Creighton University aims for a solid basketball year with 12 games highlighted by December 20 clash with Pittsburgh in Omaha. Coach Arthur Schubinger returns seasoned players and promising newcomers as the Bluejays face major MVC rivals and Big Six teams in hopes of fewer losses than last season.
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Creighton Men Earn Positions on Midwest Association Committees
Creighton University's athletic staff members were named to key committees of the Midwestern A. A. U. by Dr. C. H. Newell. A. A. Schabinger heads handball and volleyball and others oversee track and field basketball boxing. G. P. Wendell chairs administration and records and serves on several committees. Art Stark joins track and field and basketball. Lon R. Graf sits on track and field. J. W. Belford chairs basketball and EP. Lang sits on wrestling.
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Brookins Unable To Find License In Bigamy Case
IOWA CITY. Charles R. Brookins former assistant track coach at the University of Iowa returned from a fruitless hunt for a marriage license in Illinois and Missouri. He faces a bigamy charge after marrying Dorothy Coby former secretary in the university athletic department. His first marriage occurred to Dorothy at Aledo Illinois Oct 31 less than 60 days after another marriage to Ethel Heid also a former athletic department stenographer. Clerks in Rick Island Illinois and Kahotis Missouri demanded written permission to wed from the judge who granted Heid a divorce. Brookins was dismissed from coaching duties Tuesday after E H Lauer athletic rector said Two marriages in 0 days is too fast for the athletic department.
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Will Hold Stribling To Stadium Contract
Chicago officials refuse to release W L Stribling from his contract for the Stadium December 12 charity card. He did not request release and would face Gerald Griffiths or Paul Azcadung if he appeared elsewhere.
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Young" Stribling
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Skeet Shoot Set for Sunday At Local Club Grounds
Turkeys geese and ducks will be entered by skeet shooters of the vicinity for a competition at the club grounds near the Atincur packing plant on Sunday November 2. Announcement was made today by club members.
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Von Porst Sail For Norway Amid Self Discontent
Oslo, Norway, November 19. Norwegian heavyweight Von Porst announced plans to sail for an indefinite stay in Oslo after expressing dissatisfaction with the heavyweight scene and himself.
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