Attacks on Big Ten coaches fade as chorus quiets
Chicago reports show the Anvil Chorus silenced this fall after a remarkable season. Only Wisconsin coach Glen Thistlethwaite attracts limited fire amid a strong Badger record. Praise also comes for Crisler at Minnesota and Ingwersen at Iowa, with other mentors riding high in the Big Ten.
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Badgers
Purdue
Couach Amos Alonzo Stagg
Sam Willaman
Ohio State
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Chick” Meehan
New York University
Crisler
Minnesota
FE. C. Hayes
Pat Page
Dick Hanley
Evanston
Northwestern
Wildcats
Iowa
Burt Ingwersen
Hawkeyes
Hawkeye
Ingversen
Pierre Annexes Conference Title In Dominant Win
Pierre high school Governors clinched the Central South Dakota conference championship by defeating Onida 37 to 0. Pfotenhauer and Collins sparked the offense, with Pfotenhauer returning a kickoff for a touchdown and the line stifling Onida’s attack throughout the game. The Governors, after this victory, cap a strong season with one remaining game against Pierre Indians on November 20.
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Pierre
Paul Maralk
Pierre High School Governors
Ouida
Central South Dakota
Pierre Indians
Fierre
Pfotenhauer
Mid Collins
Extire
Onida
Onids
Crawford
Imter
Goosen
Sutton
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Mitchell High Routs Sioux Falls 32 to 12
Mitchell high snapped Sioux Falls passing attack by intercepting six passes and scoring twice. Cozine Williams Goetz and Dield starred on defense and line. Eleven of thirteen Mitchell players finished their grid careers in the win, the first over Sioux Falls since 1920.
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Mitchell High
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Cozine
Williams
Hacks
Goetz
Dield
Ligut Falls
Last Minute Score Gives Rapid City Victory
Rapid City high school football won 7 to 0 over Lead on Armistice Day, scoring in the final minute and a half. Captain Wally Dow scored the touchdown and extra point after Pavey gained 15 yards setting up the play. Rapid City finished undefeated with seven wins and a total of 70 points scored against opponents.
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Wally" Dow
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Dow
Boxing results from last night in multiple cities
The Associated Press reports decisions in several pairings. K C Kelly of Akron outpointed Harry English of Toledo in ten, Jack Gempsey of Reno outpointed Bearcat Wright of Omaha in four, Larry Johnson of Chicago outpointed Jack Roper of Los Angeles in sixteen, and W L Stribling of Macon knocked out Pat Fay in Muskogee Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Ayunci
Ind
K. C. Kelly
Akron
Harry English
Toledo
Omaha
Jack Gempsey
Reno
Bearcat Wright
Chicago
Larry Johnson
Jack Roper
Los Angeles
Muskogee
Okla
W. L. Stribling
Macon
Pat Fay
Aud Waukee
Northern Fresh Down Ghosts in Charity Clash 7 0
Associated Press report lists numerous college and high school scores from a charity contest led by East Boston College a 7 to 0 win over Centre. Other results include Bates 7 Colby 6 and Mount St Mary 3 Baltimore 0 with many additional regional games score details and turnovers mentioned.
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Northern Fresh Down Ghosts
Associated Press
East Boston College
Centre
Bates
Colby
Mt. St. Mary
Baltimore
Weat Virginia Wesleyan
Salem
New River
Concord
W. Va
All Coast Guard
Seaton Hall
South Murray
Teachers
Miami Fla
Wimbledon Meet Loses Ranking Captain Favours Discontinuing Entrance
New York December 12 The Wimbledon tennis championship no longer ranks high enough to prepare the U S Davis cup squad, says Samuel Hardy former U S Davis cup captain. He argues against sending players to Wimbledon and predicts England will win the cup. Hardy names Elsworth Wines as a key future American player with Vines Shields and Lott as next best bets.
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New York
Samuel Hardy
United States
France
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Hardy
Wimbledon
England
Elsworth Wines
Pasadena
Calif
Frank Shields
Keith Gledhill
George Lott
United States Army Team Dominates National Horse Show
The U S army team secured most national horse show honors, with Lieut C W Q Raguse and his mount Ugly winning the individual international military trophy after a perfect initial round and a decisive jump-off. Tenace ridden by Capt Claye tied for top but finished second, Tonkin finished fourth and The Beiligh claimed third.
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United States Army
United States
C. W. Q. Raguse
Ugly
Lieut
Raguse
Tenace
PC. Claye
Tonkin
A. Nobili
Standard
J. 8
Talbot-Ponsonby
Anty
Capt
Nobili
Vermillion Delivers 26-0 Victory Over Madison High
Vermillion shut out Madison 26 to 0 after a late game passing drive. Madison managed 14 first downs as Vermillion secured the road win yesterday in a league matchup.
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Maison
Madison
Vermillion
Madison High
Doland Wheelers Triumph Seals Charity Title Share
Doland High School Wheelers crushed Clark 22 0 to share the North East conference title with Milbank and Webster looming undefeated. Star backs the McNickle twins and Hoover led the offense. Skogmo and Kling keyed the line while Clark’s defense battled hard.
Yankton Bucks Fall To Eagles In Aberdeen Tilt
Aberdeen opened with 40 points in the first period and built a 0- point lead to claim the high school conference title. Williamson and Rennix connected on touchdowns, May added a second half score, while Yankton’s defense stiffened after early setbacks. Trish starred at end for Aberdeen as Bemnix, Williamson, Beaver, Schenkard, and Ham led Yankton's efforts.
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Sey
Yankton High
Central
Aberdeen
Williamson
Rennix
Yankton
May
Trish
Bemnix
Beaver
Schenk
Football Honors Rockne On College And High School Fields
Football will pay respect to Knute Rockne next Saturday with a moment of silence between halves in all games. Contributions to the Rockne field house fund will be collected during the pause.
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Rockne Chicago
Knute Rockne
National Coaches Association
Rockne Field House
Coyote Freshmen Beat Morningside 19 to 0 in Vermillion
South Dakota freshmen defeated Morningside 19 to 0 in Vermillion avenging an early loss. Sioux Falls players McDowdell Stages Meyhous Hanson led the squad joined by Freeburg Watertown and Wolf Chicago. Freeburg scored two touchdowns and Wolf added one.
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Morningside
South Dakota
Sioux City
McDowdell
Stages
Meyhous
Hanson
Sioux Falls
Freeburg
Watertown
Wolf
Chicago
Woonsocket Turkey Shoot Draws Crowd Before Thanksgiving
Woonsocket holds its annual turkey shoot on Thursday November 1% with free spectators at the grounds. The event attracts top marksmen from across the country in professional and amateur classes, supporting the local Parochial school.
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Woonsocket
Profesionale
Jacobs Plans New Push in Boxing Campaign
Joe Jacobs returns from Germany to plot a renewed boxing push for Max Schmeling. Talks of a title defense vs Mickey Walker in Los Angeles face California limits on ten rounds, while Schmeling favors 15. If Walker or Sharkey return, further bouts could be arranged, including a potential Christmas fund card on December 11 featuring Loughran against Arendun.
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Joe Jacobs
New York
Max Schmelhng
Morrow
Germany
Ong
Mickey Walker
Los Angeles
California
Schmeting
Walker
Jack Sharkey
Madhcca Square Garden
Tommy Loughren
Pauling Arendun
Sioux Falls Closes Season With 18 to 2 Win Over Eastern
Sioux Falls college beat Eastern Normal 18 to 2 in rain slick conditions. Fletcher fullback scored two touchdowns, Farnsworth added a 40 yard reception, Hall punted well and caused a safety on a boot near his goal line. Sioux Falls finished 2 2 in the State conference. Eastern ended with three losses and one tie.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Fletcher
Hall
Eastern
Farnsworth
Kenneth Farnsworth
Jones
Dennis
Ven- Raf
Gray
Johnson
Buller
Hassem
Dastorm
Athletic Head Returns To Teaching At Princeton
Dr Charles W Kennedy longtime head of Princeton athletics will resign in June 1932 to resume teaching English He completed a reorganization plan for the Tiger Athletic association including a supervisor of sports and financial supervision under the university controller Kennedy a former intercollegiate broad jump champion emphasizes scholar teaching while maintaining strong interest in amateur athletics
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N. J
Charles W. Kennedy
Board of Athletic Control
Kennedy
Tiger Athletic Association
Prince of Wales Cup Steeplechase Headlines Lexington Meet
The Prince of Wales gold cup steeplechase tops Lexington's busy sports week. Nine horses contest a three mile course with 19 jumps as the National Fox Hunters Association sponsors a $5,008 purse for the winner and the American Turf Association adds a gold cap. The Prince of Wales has allowed use of his name for the event.
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Lexington
Prince of Wales
Lexingto
National Fox Hunters’ Sasociation
American Turf Asociation
Grand Forks Edge Watertown With Blocked Punt Win
Grand Forks High defeated Watertown 6 to 0 after a blocked punt set up the winning score. Watertown tried a passing attack but it was broken up as Grand Forks recovered a fumble on Watertown’s five yard line to avert a likely touchdown.
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Watertown
Grand Focks
N. D
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Wetertown
Northern Normal Freshmen overpower Huron Ghosts in wet charity tilt
In a rain slowed charity game sponsored by William Reaves Legion post, Northern Normal Freshmen beat Huron Ghosts 7 to 0. Gorder and Ruark powered the frosh with strong ground gains and a perfect place kick, while Huron threatened early but stalled, finishing with 11 first downs for the Freshmen and 6 for Huron amid penalties and aerial struggles.
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Northern Normal
William Reaves Legion Post
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Northmen
Ghosts
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Stewart
Aes
Anitne
Gorder
Frosh
Ruack
Niestedt
Schwartzkopf
Davis
Johnson
Soules
Frye
Youel
Huron College
Peterson
Bil
McCallister
L. Smith
C. Bloodgood
Peck
Groves
Kellar Shines As De Smet Wins 33-6
De Smet defeats Wessington 33 to 6 as star back Kellar breaks long runs and scores a touchdown. Early exchanges saw both sides score in the first quarter while Wesington players suffered injuries and exited. In the final period Kellar added two one hundred yardish runs and a pass to Sundeen for a 30 yard score.
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de Smet
Bulldogs
Wessington
Wesington
Srndeen
Rust
Tallarg
Ergasina
Colembus
Werarel
Tenets
State scorer Bishoi extends lead with nine points
Bishoi of State continues toward scoring honors adding nine points to his season total as the pace setter among South Dakota college players. Hindkey adds tallies for third place with twelve points, while Compl ete college moves into contention with three touchdowns and eight extra points. Chicago alumni prepare for Stagg dinner as Walter Steffen and Jesse Harper offer remarks. Madison Dix defeats Felix Thomez in Reno as quoted.
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Bishoi
Associated Press
Van
South Dakota
Rishoi
State
Hindkey
State College
Complete College
Touchown
S. D
Yankter
Chicago
Stagg
Maroon
Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Walter Steffen
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San Francisco
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