Huron Scalpers Set to Battle Northern Wolves
The Huron Scalpers prepare to face the Northern Wolves in a crucial 1923 conference clash at Huron College Field Friday at 3 pm. A win could lift Huron to second place, while a loss may drop them to fourth. Northern seeks a share of the title with Augustana’s Vikings, as Parker’s squad aims to rebound with a reshaped backfield and strengthened defense.
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Huencoliere
Isle
Fomball Leamy
Sesson
Northern Norreal
Augustana
Vikings
Huron
Parker
Huron-Northern
Huron ‘College Field
Huron Ustal
Northern
Nodaks Rally to Edge Dixie Rebels in Close Tilt
North Dakota university defeated Dixie Rebels 13 to 12 in Dallas Texas. The Rebels led early on a 1 yard run by Jones after an interception. The Nodaks answered with two touchdowns in the second quarter and a successful extra point by Pierce.
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Dallas
Tex
North Dakota University
Dixie University Rebels
Rebels
Nodak
Jones
Ned
Nodaks
Pierce
Homecoming For Ross Tomorrow in Chicago Stadium Bout
World lightweight champion Barney Ross returns to Chicago for a 10 round title fight against Sammy Fuller of Boston at the Chicago Stadium. It is Ross first appearance here since last June when he captured the lightweight and junior lightweight titles from Tony Canzoneri. Ross enters as the favored challenger to defeat the tough Bustonian despite a modest drill session.
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Ross
Chicago
Barney Ross
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Tony Canzoneri
Grid Gossip Highlights Prep Football Busy Saturday
Chester readers learn Penn sylvania cadets aim for Army clash this Saturday and coach Jud Timm notes possible rise in efficiency. Virginia Military Institute scrimmage reveals scrimmage drills and coaches guiding backups. Rutgers guard Lou Gron ter shown as a versatile athlete spanning basketball and baseball duties.
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Chester
Pennsylvania
Army
Jud Timm
New Brunswick
N. J
Lou Gronter
Rutgers
Michigan Gophers meet again in late season clash
Ann Arbor dispatch notes a long history of Michigan facing Minnesota with Michigan holding a slight edge in the series. It highlights Minnesota’s underclass backfield led by Pug Lund and ends basics, while Michigan’s veteran line features Chuck Bernard and Frank Wistert. The piece recalls past Jim Newman kicks and notable scores in the jug game history.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Minnesota
Big Ten
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Wolverine
Wolves
Gopher
Northmen
Maize
Blue
Wichigan
Gophers
Harry Kipke
Lund Gophers
Pug Lund
Julius Alfonse
Sheldon Beise
Glen Seidl
Babe Lev
Frank Wistert
Newman
Little Brown Jug
Harry Newman
Minnesota Ute
Stiner's Boys Ready for Fordham Test
New York. Oregon State coach Lou Stiner says his unbeaten in the west team aims to win but may prefer a trip to see the town. Ahead of a Saturday game with Fordham, he emphasizes the mental attitude and hints at lineup tweaks to surprise the Fordham squad.
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New York
Lou Stiner
Oregon
Fordham
Stiner
Len Stine
Oregon State
Webfoots
Southern
California
Trojans
Trojeans
Leff
Southern California
Washington Tater
Stanford
Montang
E. F. Thorpson
U. S. Anny
Braun And Hanson to get spots on next Mitt card here
Promoter Leo Bloomberg announced Braun of Broadland and Ing Hanson, son of Howard, will be offered positions on the upcoming American Legion card. They will not be paired, with Bloomberg noting their past efforts and trust they won’t repeat last winter’s fixed fight hoax. He also hinted at a potential rematch between Sorrel Top Seaman and Larry Udell this winter.
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al Braun
Broadland
Ing Han
Howard
Floron
Leo Bloomberg
Braun
Hanson
American Legion
Beau
Bloomberg
Seaman
Udell
Sorrel
Northern Wolves Face Scalpers In Crucial Huron Clash
Aberdeen reports Northern prepares for a decisive South Dakota intercollegiate matchup at Huron against Eldon Parkers Scalpers. Coach W L Carberry drills a sturdy line led by Willard at quarterback with Liston and Francis Quinn in the backfield and Leland at fullback. The Wolves aim to secure a tie for titular honors with Augustana, relying on a strong forward wall and a punting standout amid a season of injuries and late form.
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Wolves
Wolf
Hazen
H Hope
Percy Leland
Northern
Augustana
State College
Bursleys
Cmust
Parker
Ted Hohm
Huron High School
Lammers
Bitin
Mentor Parkes
Johnny Pasch
John Norfolk
Dempster
Joe Lowe
Aberdeen
South Dakota
W. L. Carberry
Eldon Parkers
Minot
N. cD
Notlake
Carberry
Oncasgall
Norther
Alice- Eliason
Charles Clinker
Grant Hosterman
Berths
Edward Schneider
Forrest Foster
Léon Nixon
Bernard Loggerwell
Car
Berry
Kadkields
Charles Willard
Lee
Liston
Francis
Quinn
Roger Birdsey
Buller
Leland Gorder
Ted Martz
Wilard Panis
Willard
Birdseye
Leland
Birdie
Macon
Saturday's Games Have Big Part In National Scramble
In a tight race for sectional and conference titles many conferences still sway after Week's games. Oregon faces Southern California while Stanford and California loom in the south. Michigan, Utah, and Texas battles shape the spread as teams press for titles.
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New York
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Webfoots
Southern California
Trojans
Stanford
Michigan Hunters Vie For Camp Offer
Iron Mountain Michigan hunters vie for a camp offer as the JL Stephenson Lumber Company donates an ideal 40 acre site near Alfred Dickinson for the hunter who bags the largest buck in the peninsula deer season. Officials estimate about 50 000 hunters in the woods.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Michigan
Alfred, Dickinson
Coursty
JL Stephenson
Lumber
Company of
Wells
Teathers 190 Victories Boosted After Spearfish Mines and Wesleyan
A garbled report notes Teathers achieving 190 victories while facing Spearfish School of Mines Yankton and Dakota Wesleyan. It references a tough, well conditioned Aberdeen squad discounting rivals and planning Friday travel with about 27 players named by Carberry for the Fair City trip.
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Teathers
Mines
Yankton
Dakota Wesleyan
Aberdonians
Byron
Carberry
the Fair City
Opposition Grows to Metric Plan for Millrose Games
New York reports show metropolitan delegates to the Amateur Athletic Union may oppose adopting the metric system in track events. The Millrose games list February 1 events measured in miles and yards except for the Wanamaker mile and Millrose 600. Metro officials and leaders of the metropolitan AAU may back returns to yards at the Pittsburgh convention next week.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Madison Square Garden
Millrose
Metropolitan Association
New England
Pittsburgh
Murdo Gridders Are Undefeated
Murdo Coyotes cap a 13 to 0 win over Presho to finish the season unbeaten. Quarterback L Lange scored on two yard runs after punt returns, while Murdo’s defense allowed only two touchdowns all year and piled up 112 points for and 13 against. Coach H A Krug’s team featured speed from Lang Mack and Muck with Lathrop as a versatile passer. Murdo also boasted a strong basketball stretch, reflecting overall athletic success under Krug who played at State College in 1929.
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North Carolina
Blue Devils
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Furman
Georgia
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Bulldogs
Alabams
Vanderbilt
Valdy
Tennessee
Alabama
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Texas Christian
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Mack
C. Muck
Card Lathrop
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Pat) Krug
State College
N.C. J
Fights Last Night Cleelingts Autodated Jucke Pucvia
Report of fights from a city arena with unclear names and dates. The readable words suggest sport or betting lines but lack clear entities or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to identify participants, location, and results.
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Cleelingts
Nealanspolis
Trade Winds Blow At Baseball Meet Consider Appeals
GALVESTON TEX Nov 16 Four two score amendments to the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues constitution were to be considered at the second annual convention. Galveston Texas league made a five for one trade sending Reith Molesworth to Baltimore for John Clabaugh Claude Linton Glenn Leibherdt Harold King and Harry Gumbert. The executive committee led by William G Bramham of Durham NC weighed appeals against fines and bans for Art Shires Jim Lindsey Charlie Wilson Gordon Slade amid salary rule disputes. The Western league pre gardened for the pennant race with Denver Pueblo Des Moines Topeka St Joseph and Omaha ready. Sioux City Lincoln may join while Joplin Springfield and Bartlesville were left out but may apply. The International league planned a Shaughnessy pennant plan vote and the annual banquet featured Kenesaw Mountain Landis Walter Cilne and Bramham.
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Galveston
Tex
National Association of Professional Baseball
Reith ‘Molesworth
Baltimore
John Clabaugh
Claude Linton
Glenn Leibherdt
Harold King
Harry Gumbert
William G. Branham
Durham
N.C
Art Shires
Jim Lindsey
Charlie Wilson
Gordon Slade
American Association
Shires
Lindsy
Harold Meyer
Denver
Puclo
Des Moines
Topeka
St. Joseph
Omaha
Sioux City
Lincoln
Joplin
Springgield
Bartlesville
International League
Shaughnessy
Kenesaw
Mountain Landis
Walter D-Cilne
Wichita Falls
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Bramham
Says Fun Gone From Football Says Fun Gone From Football
Dr. William Oxley Thompson, Ohio State University president emeritus, laments the loss of fun in football. He recalls a by gone era when the game was a matter of pride, not a financial enterprise. He warns that modern demands to fill stadiums and win at all costs strain players and threaten rivalries.
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James L. Renick
Associated Press
Columbus
William Oxley Thompson
Ohio State University
Thompson
Michigan
Inds
Michaigan
Winnie
Big Ten Notes Preview From AP On Injuries And Schedules
The Associated Press notes that bad weather hurts prep for key Big Ten games as Michigan Northwestern Minnesota and Chicago chase indoor practice. Wistert Savage may play parts of the Minnesota game while others like Bob Tenner recover. Indiana and Iowa face injury questions about captains Herman Walser and teammates as Chicago eyes late chances in another conference clash.
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Michigan
Utah
Minnesota
Northwestern
Minesota
Purdue
Boilermakers
Iowa
Indiana
Denver
Colorado Aggies
Utes
Associated Press
Chicago
Ko’ Wistert
Savage
Bob Tenner
Indiang
Rae
Hawkeyes
Twinois
Herman Walser
May
Sain
Aes Woote
Delle
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