Tigers Fall 26 to 0 as Watertown Clinches Title
Watertown Arrow players overwhelmed Huron Tigers 26 to 0 in wet, muddy conditions on homecoming day. The Arrows scored twice early, then added two more in the second half, while Huron struggled to move the ball amid fumbles and punts.
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Halting Commercialism In Amateur Athletics At AAU Session
The forty second annual AAU convention debated strict amateurism with President Beustlage proposing a 90 day bona fide employe rule and Brundage calling for baring paid officials from high offices. The foreign relations group backed an oath against gratuities for Americans competing abroad as Harlow Robert Stanford, George Simpson Ohio State, and Rufus Kiser Washington prepared to sail December 24 for New Zealand.
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Independents Edge Watertown In Home Opener 6-0
Huron Independents won their first home game beating Watertown 6-0 on a late fourth quarter drive led by Lyman Cotton, former Huron college star, with White setting the stage and Orcutt anchoring the line. Substitutes filled in as needed, Pipestone next visit scheduled for 2:30 p m at the State Pair Grounds junior high gridiron.
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Perrin Stars In Final Grid Game
Carleton college caps season with a 21 7 victory over Lawrence in Northfield. Vic ious lim e plunges by Al Broberg and strong line play powered Carleton to three touchdowns plus a fourth via interception return. End Sam Perrin and guard Dave Grannis capped their Carleton careers with solid two way play. Vanroo led Lawrence.
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North Dakota U Retains N C Title In Standings
North Dakota university clinched the North Central Conference title for the third straight year by defeating South Dakota 27 to 7 at Vermillion. Morningside and North Dakota State followed, with North Dakota State beating South Dakota State 2 0 to 9 and Morningside downing Western Union 45 to 0. Remaining schedule includes non-conference LA Athletic Club trip for North Dakota on Christmas Day.
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Avenue Loop Bowlers Start Week Two Schedule
Lai's Vmer Bowlers open the second week of the Avenue league tonight in a key match with the Avenue team. Both teams lost 2-1 in last week's openers and seek to escape the cellar as Pat's tear lost to the Moose and the Avenues fell Tuesday. The Moose defend their lead against Barbers who were beaten by Home Cafe. The week concludes with Armours versus Home Cafe for leadership in what is billed as the best match of the week.
Willow Lake Capers Open Season Friday
Willow Lake plans to open the basketball season Friday against Garden City with a strong lineup. Standouts include Alton Tobey Stuart Douglas Lyle Winsum Loren Chase Gordon Lord and Barney Landrigan. City and Chamber of Commerce back the team.
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Loughran Plans Bout with Levinsky in Chicago
Tommy Loughran, the world light heavyweight contender, trains for a scheduled title bout with Levinsky in Chicago next month. The buildup notes Loughran’s expected strategy and the prominence of the Porat match as a lead-in to the Levinsky clash.
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Macaluso Extends Scoring Lead In Big Game
Len Macaluso propelled his season total to 155 points with a 3 point performance on Saturday as Northwestern’s Rumel also scored for the Tin Ton in a key game boosting their national standings in individual scoring.
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Albie Booth Boots Yale Past Princeton in Classic
Yale quarterback Albie Booth kicked a late first quarter field goal to provide the three point margin in the Yale Princeton classic. Both teams scored touchdowns but Booth's accurate toe sealed a 3 point victory in a tightly contested matchup.
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Yale Is Favored In Harvard Game
Yale faces Harvard in the 48th meeting expected to draw 70 000 fans at the Yale bowl. Yale is favored on paper after strong defensive showings and key wins, while Harvard has endured injuries that have weakened its season.
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Eleven Teams Are Unbeaten
Eleven college football teams remain undefeated and untied in a national tally. Fordham Oregon Akron were beaten on Saturday while Marquette was held to a tie. St Olaf leads scorers with 302 points in eight games and Maryland holds the best defense, allowing only seven points all season. Opponents, wins, and points totals listed for Oklahoma City, Alabama, and others.
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Thorp Cagers Split Home Opener Victory and Loss
Thorp consolidated high school opened its season with boys beating Raymond 12 to 7 at home while the girls defeated Vienna 27 to 16. Games were rough with strong play on both sides. The Thorp girls boast a top program, having not lost in over two years and just beat Bradley 3 to 2 in their second game.
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Western Maryland Undefeated Eastern Leader in Polls
Western Maryland holds an undefeated run while Northwestern, Utah, Washington State lead their regions. Army and Dartmouth remain unbeaten but tied once. Michigan, Iowa, Ohio State push midwest prestige by defeating Penn State and Pitt. Washington State clinched the Pacific Coast title with a 30-0 win over Washington. Utah tops the Rocky Mountain conference.
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Northwestern Notre Dame clash tops weekend college slate
Northwestern and Notre Dame meet as unbeaten teams in Evanston with nearly 49 000 tickets sold for the big game while Michigan faces Chicago at Ann Arbor and Wisconsin plays Minnesota at Madison in a day that could shape the Big Ten race. Ohio State visits Illinois and Iowa wraps its season at Iowa City as other conference contenders win and lose.
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Saturday's Heroes Highlight College Football Standouts
AP reports Lyle Maskill of Washington State booted a 38 yard field goal to edge Washington 3-0. Wes Fesler of Ohio State led a 16-7 win over Pitt with precise passing and all around play. Jackson Wheeler of Michigan blocked a Minnesota punt then returned 45 yards for the game’s only score. Monk Campbell of Alabama returned a kickoff 80 yards for a TD against Lea State. Lou Krin of Navy carried 24 times for 118 yards against SMU.
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Two Games Left In College Loop Ciger Yankton Clash
Sioux Falls Nov 37 P With no games this week and two to play the title in the South Dakota intercollegiate conference hinges on Yankton College and Dakota Wesleyan, undefeated, meeting on Thanksgiving. Last week Southern beat Sioux Falls 27 to 9. Huron and Augustana also have a game slated next week.
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Collin Leads Creighton Freshmen Past Drake and Kansas Aggies
Creighton freshmen, led by Corny Collin, extend season with an 87-6 win over Kansas Aggie yearlings and earlier 12-6 victory over Drake yearlings. Collin scored two touchdowns against Kansas and added a point after one, with Kansas scoring first on a long pass that slipped past him early.
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Redfield High Names Swede Larson Honorary Captain
Redfield senior George Larson known as Swede was elected honorary captain for the season for merit on the field and his moral and scholastic standing. Larson, quarterback of the Redfield High School football team, will graduate in June.
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