Fighting Scalpers Face Spearfish With Key Injuries
The Huron Scalpers travel to Spearfish after losing six veterans to injuries as they prepare to meet Western Normal Yellowjackets. Newcomer Lund may suit up, while Ed Hanigan is sidelined with a twisted knee. Coach Bell reshuffles the line to counter Spearfish defense as the team aims to stay in the conference race.
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Spearfish
Lund
Mapul
Hartrockers
Altough
Bell
Ais
Die Mai
Thaiu
Chiek Wesser
Anil
Iw. Gut
Fem
Cantonivinle
Terpstra
Davis
Parnell
Trale Fee
Wen
Speshigh
Orter
Hamlian
Iran
Clenzer
Sealer
Han
Gates
Mhrka
Sawyer
Gledert
Ling
Antonet Lettende Herman
Saa Beert
Veaters Willismison
Tova
Bostic
Sperrfiah
Hawaiian Open Golf Event Opens With International Field
The second annual Hawaiian Open golf championship begins at Waialae this afternoon with 35 players from the United States, Japan, the Philippine Islands and Hawaii. An array of professionals and mainland amateurs challenge last year’s winner from New York, who hopes to defend the title. Expected contenders from the mainland include Horton of Joplin and Sammy Armour, among others.
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Honolule
Waielae
United States
Japan
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Stwernoon
Galtlers
Mebisorn
New York
Emong
Horton Ith
Joplin
Ammy
New USC Football Entrants to Lead 1929 Attack
The University of Southern California backfield gains seven newcomers and three first year linemen who are set to challenge veterans. Jimmy Musick Ernie Pinckett Gaius Shaver lead as backs with Gary Thelbide at right end and Stanley Williams at center supported by Bob Halt and other fresh talent.
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Tos Angeles
University
South California
Aubrey Devine
Jimmy Musick
Ernie Pinckett
Esa
Gaius Shaver
Iwud Vetara
Gary Thelbide
Bob Halt Q
Heen
Cecil Hof
Stanley
Williams Alts Naves
Alabama University
Passing May Be Yankton Attack
Yankton’s undistinguished football season renews with Southern Normal as Northern Normal comes to Aberdeen Saturday. The Greyhounds seek a stronger passing game under Coach Carl Youngworth while managing injuries to Mendel, Rich, Moser, Hille, Olmstead, and the nose injury to the latter threatens rest of season.
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Yanison
Yanktoms
Southern Normal
Nor
Thern Normal
Aberdean
South Dakota
Obstajeta
Greyhounds
Victoriacsinat
Dakota Wesleyan
Mendel
Rich
Moser
Hille
Olmstead
St-Veterana
Gllistead
Youngworth
Schroeder
Beck Jesrich
Gililand
Jos Mendel
Shockhiele Alien
Soothmayd
Quilhac
Forkton
Onda
Reiss
Batchelor
Gibbs
Stomer Comtenis
Sattle
Tigers Invade Arrow Homefield In Feature Tilt
Watertown faces Sioux Falls Arrows in a key home game after five straight victories. Coach Coffey lists injuries with Frost out for season, while Aves Swartsboro and others are minor, and Watertown’s passing attack aims to pressure Arrow defense as Sioux Falls seeks to snap a recent skid.
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ARROW
Orange
Iftaul
Watertown
Gemwhe
Madison
Arrows
Istora
Sioux Fale
Tewa
de la Salle High School
Minneapolis
Brookinns
WEA
Aberdeen
Frost
Hw ‘Mger
Coffey Saif
Aves
Swartsboro
Jare
Gollin
Rockne Returns as Graciel Sees Tough Gridiron Drills
In a strenuous away preparation the Rockne squad weighed their mettle. The team shows resolve in final drills ahead of the season opener, emphasizing discipline and teamwork under pressure.
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Fockne
Vis
Ohave
Duke Battles Pitt as Durham Team Debuts New Stadium
One of the best pass receivers Hearvy Nistler leads Duke University football. Wisther plays end, Abe ball fields tackles, while Duke opens a brand new stadium this fall. Pitt Panthers overwhelm Kistler’s team as Durham colleges show a rare passing attack.
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Cagiery
Duke University
Durham
Wisther
Abe Ball
Duke
Pitt Panthers
Sougleshod
Kistler
Coyotes Drill for N. D. Aggies in Open Week
South Dakota football coach W M Montgomery drills the Coyotes for the North Dakota State game with a fast breaking open style. Captain Gidley returns from injury and leads the backfield while Rew Estne is sidelined by a shoulder issue. Indoor practice focused on defense, kicking, and blocking as the team readies for the next to last game of the season against North Dakota.
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Mgt
Limbertax
South Dakota
North Dakota State
Cvilese
North Dakota
W. M. Montgomery
Gidley
Rew
Estne
Ryze" Labrie
Uoyates
Arma
Ima Baltback
Coyotes
Shige Taents
Te Nuyth Dakota
Morningside’ Collere
Sioux City
Siouwx City Eleven
Sitevollese
South Dat Kota
Adking
Adking. and . Crakes
Hbsen
N. Leer
Byrne
Wesley
Gundersen
Marr
Babrie
Carlisle
Quarteryacko
Jeer
Cuitback
Radio football broadcasts list and schedules
Radio networks announce football game coverage with times and stations. Listings include broadcast chains Columbia Broadcasting System and NBC affiliates WGN WCCO KEAB and others, noting matchups like Minnesota Michigan and Oklahoma Nebraska with afternoon times. The fragment shows station call letters and 1:45 PM start indicators.
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Broadsorre-Dame
Southern
California
Ational: Broadcasting Co
Columbia
Broadcasting’ System Chain
Wmaq
WGN
Innesota
Michigan
WCCO
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Great grid battles loom in West this weekend
Chicago faces pivotal Big Ten clashes as Purdue and Minnesota challenge for conference supremacy. Michigan, Minnesota, and Purdue pursue key wins at Soldier Field and Minneapolis, with 116000 expected to attend and injuries shaping lineups for major games.
Local boxing results and season outlook noted in Duluth report
The Duluth column records conflicts and boxing news with Tony LeClair and Virgil. It notes a noted boxer and the season ending tied race hinging on upsets and Wisconsin’s off day. A New York sergeant named Baker is mentioned alongside Angelo Puglisi in an apparent bout recap.
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Duluth
Sampyy Baker
New York
Angelo Puglisi
Princeton Ends Play Tomorrow in Eastern Football Race
The article previews upcoming games across major colleges including Yale, Penn, and Harvard with focus on Princeton and Brown, Cornell, and Chivasie heir teams. Experts favor Yale as the strongest contender. Penn State and Carnegie Tech are noted, along with Virginia, George It summarizes the scattered odds and anticipated matchups leading into the next round of play.
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New York
PI Soason
Sylvania
Mare
di Suael
Favorlin
Harvard
Rias Wegiust
Pittsturgés
Willad
Bette
Carnegie
Virginia
George
Dempsey Tries Third Promotional Venture
CHICAGO. Dempsey plans a third promotional event featuring a staged bout lineup at the Chicago museum venue. The page lists participants including Sonia, Jackie Field, Ray Vaylor, and Santiaga Zorilla, with details appearing fragmented and uncertain.
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Chicago
Rundee
Bathmore
Sullivan
Sonia
Chicago Meuseum
Jack Dempsey
Yagsthiir
Jackie Field
Ray Vaylor
Ferve Hante
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