Scalpers End Two-Year Slump With 7-6 Victory Over Eastern
Huron College Scalpers rallied from behind to beat Eastern Normal of Madison 7-6 in a tight game. O'Dell led the passing attack while the second quarter surge produced the decisive score as Scalpers finally end their two-year drought.
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Bryan
O'Dell
Bill Plummer
Ruranite
Huron College
Eastern Normal
Madison
Huron
Huron Pigskinners
At Last Hevon Fastern Bestie Pickert Funnel A
Huron and Eastern football game with multiple substitutions listed. Final score noted as Eastern 33, Huron 24 yards gained. Touchdowns credited to Lamb for Huron and Eastern with points after by Bryan via dropkick. Umpires and officials named.
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Bestie Pickert
Funnel
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Futlee
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Johnson Jones
Best Lawch O'Dell
Bryan Benson
Uberka
Willard Bowman
Trediway
Beloit
Quintal
D. A
Innesman
Culhane
S. D
Ecore
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Sherman
Jones
de Boer
Abel
Misterik
Bowman
Eastern
Turaee
Fickert
Scanion
Muller
Grengold
Johnson
Delsing
Buller
Best
Pickert
Dpickert
Lamb
O'Dell
Bryan
Crimson Tide frontline powers Alabama toward title
TUSCALOOSA ALABAMA Wallace Wade coaches a 2930 forward wall to propel Alabama past Mississippi Sewanee Tennessee Vanderbilt and Kentucky. Sington and Clement excel at tackle guarding ends. The Crimson Tide backfield led by Luther Cain Campbell and McRight averages 175 pounds.
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Alabama
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Mississippi
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Tennessee
Vanderbilt
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Clement
Eberdt
Jimmy Moore
Ben Smith
Jimmy
Smith
Crimson Tide
Luther
Siege
Harry’ Cain
Tony Holm
Campbell
McRight
Duke
Legion Members Shine At Huron-Mastery Night
Legion and Auxiliary members performed during Huron Legionnaires game night. Commander Welter of William Reaves Post raised the American flag with the Fed Cross flag beneath it as lights dimmed. Auxiliary drum corps received applause during halftime performances on the gridiron.
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Huron Legionnaires
Legion Auxiliary
Welter
William Reaves
Auxiliary
Eastern Edges Scalpers In Tight Football Thriller
Eastern started strong, taking a six point lead over Madison, then Huron battled back as the Scalpers seized momentum in the second period. Bevan, Eck, and O'Dell each starred in a hard fought drive with O'Dell’s passing threatening, but solid Scalp er defense and timely incompletions kept the final margin within reach. Lumb and Lumb’s steady runs propelled Madison’s offense, while defensive stands and a pivotal blocked punt shaped the tense second half and eventual finish near the Huron goal.
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Ron
Eastern
Madison
Hwon
Easterners
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Dixon
Lamb
O'Dell
Huron
Dell
Willard
Harling
Haron
Haros
Bow-Man
Bryan
Bevan
Miners Roll Over Augustana In 34-6 Victory At Yardrockers
SIGUE FALLS Nov 12 The School of Mines outgained Augustana 4 to 1 in yardage and twice as many forward passes as the Vikings. Mines scored in each of the last two periods to lead 6 14 14 0. Touchdowns came from Wendt Helfert N Smith Eastrup and Bennett with Kochendorfz scoring for Augustana.
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Viking
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Marquardt
A. Smith
Kochendort
Sioux Falls Edges Aberdeen 13 12 In Armistice Day Game
Sioux Falls defeated Aberdeen 13 to 12 in an Armistice day football game. McDowell of Sioux Falls intercepted a pass, returned 69 yards, and kicked the extra point in the final period. Aberdeen scored a second period touchdown but failed on the extra point. Sioux Falls excelled at running plays while Aberdeen relied more on passing. The Sioux Falls line was outstanding.
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Vaughn Reinstated Ties to Cubs but May Face Waivers
Chicago November report states Jim Vaughn once with the Cubs has regained standing but could join the unemployment line as waivers are likely. The 43-year-old hurler, who left in 1923 over salary disputes, remains Cubs property per President Veeck. Other sports notes mention Huron and Eastem teams with players Lamb Bowmen O'Dell and Willard Eesterma, and line play by Egert Fuonell Dixon Johnson Bevatt Bostic in a separate game context.
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Hippo) Vaughn
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Easteem
Bevatt
Bostic
Armour Bowlers Tumble Avenues In League Match
The Armour bowlers of the Avenue league toppled their opponents 2647 to 2440 last night, taking two of three games and tying for leadership. Underwood led Avenues with 201 223 187 across three games, while Drumm posted 220 for Armour in a losing effort. Barbers and Home Cafe close the first week’s schedule tonight.
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Avenue League
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Pat
Underwood
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Barbers
Home Cafe
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Illinois Approves Non Loop Contests With Five Opponents
CHAMPAIGN ILL Nov 12 The University of Illinois athletic council approved non conference basketball games with DePauw Carleton Miami Webbish and Bradley in addition to the tender 25 term card of 12 coma
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Ill
University of Illiois Athletic Council
Depauw
Careron
Miami
Webish
Bradley
Doland Wins Northeast Title in Classic at Clark
Doland wheelers dominated Clerks in a 12 to 6 victory at Clark, securing their fourth straight win and the Northeast title. McNickle and Calvert starred for Doland before injuries altered the lineup as Onida, Yankton, and Watertown posted decisive Armistice Day wins in South Dakota high school football.
Wolves Triumph Over Trinity in Sioux City Contest
Northern Normal overwhelmed Trinity college in Sioux City with a potent third quarter, scoring 29 points to secure a 27 to 9 win. Nichols returned a second period interception for a 60 yard TD, while Marquis and Williams added scores.
Move Notre Dame Northwestern game to Soldier Field debated
Chicago November 12 George Getz chairman of the unemployment commission and thousands of ticket buyers still hope the Notre Dame Northwestern game next week can be shifted from Dyche Stadium to Soldier Field for its larger seating and relief funds. Getz urged reconsideration directing the request to Northwestern president Walter Dill Scott. The Western Conference athletics committee vetoed the move, with a faculty decision pending tomorrow.
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Unemployment Commission
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Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern
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Wessington Triumphs Over De Smet In Armistice Day Game
Wessington defeated De Smet 20 to 7 in an Armistice Day clash. Wessington opened with a 20 yard kickoff drive to score early, led 14-0 at halftime, then De Smet rallied with a third quarter touchdown. Pierson and Lovejoy starred for Wessington as the team held on for the win.
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Wessington
de Smet
Pierson
Lovejoy
Weliington
Dakota Day clash looms as Coyotes seek upset
Vermillion South Dakota University readies for Dakota Day homecoming as W. E. Montgomery aims to halt North Dakota. After a 58 to 0 loss at Minnesota, Coyote regulars sit out with injuries hoping for a surprise. Dakota Day events draw town support and a KUSD radio broadcast of the game at 2:00 p.m. on 336.9 meters.
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Coyotes
South Dakota University
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Bealing
Nadake
North
W. E. Montgomery
Jack West
North Dakotans
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Coyote
Adkins
Whitmore
Drakes
Walker
Minnesota
North Dakota
McClain and Love Spark Freshmen Victory at USD
Vermillion November 12 The Avon 135 pound quarterback McClain led the University of South Dakota freshmen to a 26 to 0 win over the Stats college yearlings here yesterday. He ran the ends, slammed the line and blocked well, and his punt returns drew praise. Love of Huron starred at tackle as USD’s offense struck three times in the first period and added the remaining points in the fourth.
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Howling 30 festival funds train to Mitchell on Thanksgiving
Yankton officials announced the proceeds from the Howling 30 festival will fund a special Thanksgiving Day train to Mitchell for the Yankton Wesleyan football game. More than fifty dollars was raised to lower individual ticket prices. Newell Sherhume of Flandreau chaired the festival committee. Theta Phi won the silver loving cup for best act. Sociale literary society and college club earned honorable mention.
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Mitchell Xankton
Theta Phi
National Dramatic Fraternity
Sociale Literary Society
College Club
SIGHTS LAST NIGHT Associated Press Report
In Indianapolis Eddie Shea of Chicago knocked out Mickey Goldberg of New York in the early rounds. Portland, Maine saw Art Giroux of Montreal score a victory over Johnny McCoy of Cleveland in a marked bout last night.
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Chicago
Mickey Goldberg
New York
Portland
Art Giroux
Montreal
Johnny McCoy
Cleve- Viana
Tunney Wins Suit and Faces Second One
Victor in his $520000 court fight with Timothy J Mara sports promoter Getty Tunney prepared for another legal struggle Monday when the suit of Max Boo Boo Hoff of Philadelphia is scheduled to begin Hoff sues for 20 percent of Tunneys earnings more than $400000 alleging an oral contract He signed a document using Eugene J Tunney name though his correct name is Tunney The paper was signed Sept 23 1924 after his arrival to fight Dempsey The former heavyweight champion says it was an acknowledgment of a $20000 claim against Billy Gibson ex manager Gibson has since been declared mentally incompetent
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Getty Tunney
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Boo Boo) Hoff
Philadelphia
Hoff
Eugene J. Tunneye
Dempsey
Billy Gibson
Gibson
Jumpers Compete In National Horse Show
New York November twelve four, the national horse show at Madison Square Garden features 18 officers mounted on horses from six nations competing for the individual international military trophy as the show closes tonight. The German team won the team trophy with four faults, the United States finishing second and likely to push hard in remaining matches.
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Tanbark
Madison Squar Garden
United States
Teutons
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