Tigers Meet Eagles In Top Grid Attraction Of Season
A South Dakota prep football championship clash looms as Huron faces Aberdeen for the Eastern South Dakota Conference title. Key Huron players Sig Kulawik and Vince McGinty headline the lineup, while Aberdeen relies on Donlan, Zerr, and Smith to counter. The game caps a season featuring standout performances and a high anticipated crowd.
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Alumni Defeat In Season Opener At High School
An alumni team led by Eldon Robbins Hugh Gilbertson Gerald Gilbertson Kenneth Vin and Louis Baumberger defeated the high school squad 73 to 10 in the season opener played Friday night.
Intersections and titles in fierce college football week
A round of top clashes bridges Notre Dame Army Pitt Nebraska and more as Pitt’s No 1 Panthers challenge Nebraska while Notre Dame Army eye strong form. The roundup highlights Bud Encken and Ernie Lain shaping comebacks, and stars like Hugh Wolfe Tony Mazetka and Clint Frank delivering key plays across major conferences.
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Redfield Tops In N E Circuit Championship Sweep
Redfield teams closed the Northeast Conference schedule with a 27-0 football win over Clark, capping a season where they won the basketball title and track meet, finishing undefeated with six wins and six points allowed. Sisseton beat Britton 22-13 to contend. other notices mention Armistice Day events, local dinners, and Pitt Nebraska game ticket sales.
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Redfield Faces Cheyenne In Armistice Day Clash
Redfield hosts Cheyenne Indian warriors in a pivotal Armistice Day game as both squads seek a ninth win. Cheyenne’s high scoring back Roderick Means leads the outfit, while Redfield relies on a powerful Northeast Conference line and spearheads like Elmer Whitney and Kenneth Pearman to counter.
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Herb Wilson
Dick Wagner
Bill Weight
Gophers Keen for Northwestern Showdown Saturday
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman has the Golden Gophers primed for the big game with Northwestern. The team drilled in secret, aiming to improve blocking tackling and execution as a near capacity 62,000 crowd awaits. Northwestern’s roster reports include guard Mike Calvano out for the year and reserve center John Hamann cleared to start after his father’s death. Ohio State faces No. 1 injuries with Johnny Rabos knee, while Wisconsin and Purdue prep under the lights for their clash. Notre Dame seeks reserves for Army in New York.
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Missouri Ace Heinie Mahler May Return Against Oklahoma
Missouri star Heinie Mahler discarded crutches and may join at least part of the backfield against Oklahoma. Coach Stiles Fry of Kansas State and Sooners mentor Stagg voiced disappointment after practice as the Big Six reshaped its weekend outlook.
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Deny Michigan Athletes Paid Deny Michigan Athletes Paid
Ann Arbor Mich Nov The University of Michigan deal raising questions of subsidizing athletes was investigated a rumor claimed certain freshmen football players were paid more by an Ann Arbor manufacturing concern Prof Ralph W Adler chairman of physical education board said inquiry would occur The story alleged alumni paid the excess wages through private action No Michigan alumni club has subsidized an athlete says T Hawley Tapping university alumni secretary
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Claude Bloch to Lead Navy as Commander in Chief
Louisvill e Ky reports that Claude Charles Bloch, born in Woodbury Kentucky and son of a Czech immigrant, is nominated by Secretary Swanson to succeed Admiral Arthur J. Hepburn as Navy Commander in Chief around February 1. Bloch, 59, is a veteran of the Spanish American and World Wars and rose from school pictures to high command.
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Beadle County Real Estate Transfers Summary
Real estate transfers listed for Beadle County showing Ardith G. Olson to Affa B. Olson in Huron for 3000 and 24 in Lot 13 REC 25. Affa B. Olson to Ardith G. Olson for 2006 involving Lot 35 Wrights Addition to Huron. Isabella W. Mateer to Pearl Leck et al in Salem Oregon for a 1/3 interest in Tract B Morris Plat Huron. A L McDonald to Jesse L. Fridley for Lot 1 Block 2 Scrathlawn A Elizabeth Kooyman et al to Bila Kooyman in Huron for 1/0 of Lot 8 Block 0 8rd Ry Addition to Muron.
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Hunters Return Blunt
Mr and Mrs Robert LaFarge of Holabird and Mr and Mrs Brelvin Reinschmidt return from a Black Hills hunting trip. They report deer very wild and scarce.
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Return Home From Missouri Trip
Mr Al Crump returned home Monday from Missouri where he spent the last two weeks in a special assignment.
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Roundup of college football rumors and picks in New York
Eddie Briez surveys mood and stories from New York sports circles. Notre Dame and Army chatter swirl around coaching rumors while sleepers like North Carolina and Georgia Tech attract attention. Pro scouts eye Ray mond Burnett and insiders hype Farnham for the Rose Bowl as Pitt battles the Rams.
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Bison Guests as North Dakota State Squad Ties to Washington
Washington report notes North Dakota State Bison dinner guests of the North Dakota State Society who wished Farro, N. team luck against George Washington. Dr. Lee Coulter presided, Casey Finnegan reported the squad in good shape for the upcoming game.
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Schmeling Returns To America For Louis Bout
Max Schmeling arrives in New York amid fanfare as he resumes boxing after a layoff. At 32, he eyes a shot at the heavyweight crown, highlighting a winter season and a possible June title bid versus Joe Louis, with Madison Square Garden and Carthage connections noted.
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