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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
10
A ship advances with the tour amid action involving Paddy Harrison, president at the Chicago Stadium Starstiory, as crews maneuver for a Wiel Larnin confrontation.
Purdue and Iowa prepare for a pivotal Lafayette showdown after solid conference runs this season. Iowa has sharpened its aerial attack for Minnesota and Illinois while Purdue emphasizes a strong running game around Glasston and Pape, with a versatile passing threat led by Harrieson and Yanovich.
Brookings November 14 Special Coach Cy Kasper leads a 20 man skeletonized South Dakota State football squad to St Louis for a game with St Louis University. Key players listed include Hamann Herting Tollefson Jenison Hoberg Christie Adler Larson Keyser Thoreson Bisho Tinglemann Weary Schultz Parks Devery Hladky Baker Nelson with several sidelined by injuries.
Eastern teams nearing lighter practices after rain, with Yale likely to start Albie Booth against Princeton as part of a season ending strategy. Cornell and Dartmouth prepare separately while Columbia plans limited lineup for Penn State, and Holy Cross eyes Harvard with potent shooting but needs reserves for the rematch.
Regele McNamara of Newark Minnesota and Gaetano Belloul of Italy won Chicago’s 22nd six day race, covering 2254 miles and nine laps at the Chicago Stadium to defeat the Red Devil team led by Al Letourneau and Paul Brocardo. McNamara, 43, finally broke a two year hoodoo dating to his last New York win in 1927, earning his 14th victory.
Friday matchups included Wagner at Platts, Howard at De Smet, Bonestee at Winner, Salem at Centerville, Springfield at Geddes, Parker at Canton, Mitchell at Aberdeen, Aberdeen seconds at Frederick, Vermillion at Lincoln. Saturday featured Waterscholastic and several intercollegiate games with many standards and reported outcomes from South Dakota State at SL, Sonia Huron at Spear, and Augustana, Northern Sioux Falls at Southern. A large block of historical college games lists numerous pairings and scores, including Yale over Princeton, Harvard over Holy Cross, Dartmouth over Cornell, Penn State vs Budenell and others.
Mellette high school defeated Brentford 23 to 13 in the season opener played at ALT on November 14. The halftime score stood 14 to 9 in favor of Mellette as teams exchanged early rough play. Visitors Overby and Stanley were standout for Brentford while Smith and Kesag started for Moltatemni.
Pittsburgh riders look to extend a seven game win streak as they ready to meet Carnegie for a national title push in the Ros Bowl season. Navy and East-West game chatter grows with Notre Dame and Southern California billed for a major Soldier Field matchup as Wes Kesler of Ohio State garners attention with a sensational 99 yard TD dash after a flying fumble recovery.
Brookings reports Cy Kasper announces the State College 1929 30 basketball schedule with tentative games against Wisconsin Morningside De Paul Loyola St Louis Creighton Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota and Morningside again. Coach Edmonds loses two guards to graduation and must replace captain Roman Schaefer and guard Harry Krug while building a large pool of candidates.
Vermillion officials report Coyotes after beating State college freshmen aim for another win at Orange City Junior College. Hoy plans to reuse the Brookings attack as Hanson’s kicking toe keeps the ball near the goal while Punt or an intercepted pass bring Progh within scoring distance.
Joe McGinnity once a marquee pitcher for the New York Giants and a National League standout died in Brooklyn after an operation in August. He pitched both games of a double header early in his career and set a modern record with 51 games pitched in a season in 1904 before retiring in 1927.
The report notes one player scored all three touchdowns at Brookings, stands out as the flashiest backfield star for Hoy, and benefited from strong interference from teammates.
promoter Jack Doyle says Tod Morgan the Los Angeles junior lightweight champion will fight Eddie Mack of Denver in a non title bout on November 23 in Los Angeles. It will be the third meeting between Morgan and the youth from St Regis College. Morgan won the first bout and the second ended in a draw.
Joe McGinnity, famed Giants and early iron man pitcher, died at his daughter's Brooklyn home aged 65. His career spanned 82 years from 1892 in Montgomery Alabama to 1909 with late play in Dubuque Iowa. McGinnity pitched six straight wins to win a pennant for Brooklyn, joined Baltimore Americans then New York Giants with McGraw, contributing to 1904 and 1905 pennants and two World Series games in 1905.
Promoter Sack Dempsey works to sign world welterweight champion Jack Fields for a title bout in Chicago. Negotiations aim to set terms and date, with Dempsey pushing aggressively to secure the fight.
Fragmentary copy notes a winner at the Coliseum on Friday night and mentions Dempsey as a promoter seeking to sign fields for four champions. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable names or events.
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