Pheasant Dinner Links to Huron College Football Outlook
Huron College football, after a rough 1932 season with several losses and a canceled Augustana game, shifts to a pheasant dinner hosted by Marvin Hughitt hotel on Thursday at 6 30. Coach Parker invites friends. basketball practice follows as players prepare for next season.
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Bruins Rise to Title Talk in Coast Football Intense
UCLA and Stanford clash with Pop Warner's Indians scoring 82 to 6, then UCLA upsets Stanford 13 to 6. The piece profiles Coach Bill Spaulding, UCLA's rise from cellar to top conference contender, and notes the Bruins’ undefeated run and defense, plus upcoming games including Oregon and Caltech.
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Ruppert Sees Yankees Winning Outlook and Beer Revival
At French Lick Col. Jacob Ruppert, head of the United States Brewers association and owner of the New York Yankees, voices confidence in a 1935 AL pennant and anticipates Babe Ruth’s contract signing. He focuses on returning real beer, predicts Volstead act changes, and forecasts a $200,000,000 brewers building surge if production resumes.
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Coaches Gather Tonight for Beadle County Basketball Plans
Beadle county coaches from the Beadle county conference will meet at the Marvin Hughitt hotel tonight to finalize plans for the winter basketball season. A dinner at 6 30 precedes the session, with Secretary F C Can of Virgil inviting others to join. Referees will lead discussions on rule changes for the upcoming season. Regulars from last season will don uniforms again for the University of Arkansas basketball team.
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All American Material Aplenty Faces Pittsburgh 1932 Grid Campaign
University of Pittsburgh coach J B Sutherland lauds 1932 Pitt opponents Duke Duquesne Army Ohio State Notre Dame and Penn as he analyzes standout players encountered this season. He notes Nick DeCarko Milt Summerfelt Dick King Ralph Sasse Ken Fields Lew Hinchman Vuchinich Ed Kurth Ed Krause Mike Koken Engle Evans and Kellett as among the toughest defenders and most dangerous backs faced.
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Trojans Show Line Strength Behind Backfield Spotlight
The piece argues Southern California can win by a dominant line even without a famous backfield. Mohler’s injury shifts focus to tackles Tay Brown and Efe Smith and the line’s role in beating California and supporting the team’s success this season.
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Georgia Grid Team Has Tricky Coach
New York reports Georgia coach Harry Mehre is crafty, fooling himself and others as a ball carrier scoring after seeming downed. Temple Owls remain undefeated at night in three years. St Mary’s Slip Madigan era had only 16 players. Marty Brill opens a flower shop in Ardmore. A Yale professor boasted a hole in one recently. Joe Buonanno earns nickname Bananas among Brown teammates. Carey Selph lands with the White Sox in Columbus. Carl Pescosolido, Harvard halfback, shows elusive speed on the field.
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Stagg’s Elevens Reach 391st Game Soon
Alonzo Stagg, longtime athletic director at the University of Chicago, is to retire next June. His upcoming game against Wisconsin will be his 391st time sending the Maroons into action, part of his 390 prior appearances. The 1933 schedule also lists Navy, Minnesota, and Notre Dame on successive October weekends.
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Undefeated Wessington grid team tops Mid-State title
Wellington note highlights Wayne Nelson’s Wessington squad, of about 200 residents, finishing 1932 undefeated in Mid-State play and claiming the state championship with a 14–13 win over Plankinton while beating De Smet 20–13. Key players include Captain Rudy Lovejoy and back McNeil, plus strong line with Feiler and Sorenson.
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Boxing roundup highlights beatdowns and outpoints
The report notes several bouts with winners like Kid Chocolate defeating Pete Nebo in Tampa Florida and Merrie Sherman outpointing Eddie McKenns in New York. Coco Kid stops an opponent in Paris while Vidal defeats Pladnes in France.
Greyhounds Are Awarded Letters
Yankton college Greyhounds earned their letters for the 1932 football season after the final game with Dakota Wesleyan. The team tied for second in the conference. several players received fourth letters and others earned first or second Ys. Notables include Jack Wilson and Gordon Gaynor among returning letterists, with a long list of non-lettering squad members named.
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Whern
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Chicago
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Winter Sports Event Planned In Hills Black Hills
In Sylvan Lake near the Black Hills a four event winter program is planned from New Year’s Day to January 22 with a ski jumping exhibition. The Sylvan Lake ski hill, improved to handle a 20 foot jump, will host the event and big competition. Workers funded by unemployment relief assisted, and volunteers completed slope work after state director Roy Emry halted projects.
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Allison And Van Ryn Win In Doubles Play
In Sydney Australia on November 15 Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn of the United States won their second round doubles match in the South Wales tennis championship before rain halted play. They defeated Blyworth and Vines 6 1, 6 2.
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Jackie Fields May Defend Title If Opponent Found
CHICAGO Nov. 5 Jackie Fields world welterweight champion will defend his title December 8 at the Coliseum if a suitable opponent is obtained. Fields already signed for a February 22 title bout in San Francisco with Young Corbett III. The earlier match aims to satisfy the National Boxing Association deadline of December 2. Also today a possible bout between George Nichols and Frankie Battaglia for Chicago stadium on November 30. Battaglia, winner of six of his last seven by knockout, is rising fast in middleweight prospects. Battaglia weighed 183 pounds in his last bout against Young Terry. Tuffy Griffiths of Iowa City to face John Schwabe in St Louis on November 28. Barney Ross of Chicago reportedly signed for a ten-round lightweight bout with Johnny Farr in Milwaukee on November 25.
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End star Williamson earns nicknames Ivy and Red at Michigan
ANN ARBOR MICH. Captain Ivan Williamson, right end for the 1932 Michigan football team, is known by two nicknames Ivy and Red depending on position. A mainstay after recovering from a leg injury, Williamson has been the iron man and a frequent target of Harry Newman passes. He plans to enter Michigan medical school next fall and may become a diagnostician of human ills, while coaches note one rare miscue in the Purdue game.
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Injuries May Force Hamas From Ring
New Jersey heavyweight Steve Hamas faces possible boxing career end due to knee injuries. Wrenched ligaments required surgery and hospital treatment, forcing years of sidelined action. He has returned to football, coaching Montauk high school's eleven after starring at Penn State.
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Panama Al Brown Down With Flu After Bout
Panama Al Brown world bantamweight champion is reported ill with a light influenza attack in Paris after his second round knockout of Spider Pladner the French bantam. Brown’s condition followed the decisive victory and the bout drew belt attention from local sports circles.
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