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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1937

Page

9

Threlfall Quits as State College Athletic Director

Brookings regents accept the resignation of Te H. Red Threlfall as athletic director and head football coach. He will be relieved of admin duties December 1 and receive one month of vacation pay. Threlfall joined State College in 1990 as head basketball coach and assistant to Kasper, later rising to athletic director and head football coach. His era included a 1993 NCC title and a notable 1935 upset of Wisconsin, with many players advancing to professional ranks.

Purdur University Threlfall State College T. C. Kasper Jackrabbits Kasper State Theedtall Jackrabbit Wichiti University Rabbits Threlfalle Big Ten Wisconsin Madison Dell Store

Sports Roundup From Eddie Briez New York Nov 17

Sports notes from New York by Eddie Briez survey football headlines and opinions. Mentions Schmeling picking winners, Whitey of South Dakota Mines, Torrance in Baton Rouge, Sam Francis kid brother Viscount, Owls Salen, Syracuse, Colgate Princeton Navy Dartmouth Purdue Stanford Texas Christian Rochester. Duke Duford at St Ambrose, Army Navy debate, Notre Dame Minnesota Swedish blood, Petey Sarron retirement, Dutch Derge, Kalama guard Stitt.

Eddie Brietz New York Max Schmelling Byron Whitey South Dakota Jack ‘Torrance Baton Rouge Tur Tusa Nebraska Sam Francis Viscount Cornhuskery Sam Owle Salen Syracuse Tongshell Satourday Colimday Dartmouth Princeton Navy Colgate Purdue Infilana Stanford California Texas Christian Rite Joe Bayon Cathalie Us Washington All Us Tucson Ariza Notre Dame Minnesota Petey Sarrondia Jimmy Erwis Petey Arthur Dergeman George Gipper Newt Dame Catholic A. of Washington Rush Ror” Muu Kalamazoo Foothwil Tem Secrety Harry Grayson Boston Boston U Col Carnegie Indianes Indiana Kansas Kaniss State Marquetis-Duquesne Duquesne Spa Ohio Winconsin Northwestern Nomena Oklahoma Oklah Japan Oregon State Wash Ieee Hensee Pitt Penn ‘State Nayyon alRate Hla Temple Villanova Villanovs Riveae USC L. AS Ey Cavecran Washinton Washington-Oregon

Minnesota Scalper To Meet Schmeling in New York Fight

Marty Thomas, after two weeks of conditioning at his Minnesota home, reached boxing’s wartime stage today as he trains for the heavyweight bout with Max Schmeling in New York on December 23. Thomas started his final preparations with a first emanation in yesterday and planned further practice today.

Minnesota

Hoosiers Visualize Purdue Test In Buckeye Rivalry

Indiana fans anticipate a hard fought battle with Purdue as they chase a Big Ten finish and potential title or reshaped standings. Bo McMillin's squad has impressed since Oct 11 with notable wins and close losses. Michigan faces Ohio State as others drill for key conference clashes and Notre Dame eyeing a Notre Dame tilt. Dean Detton wins at San Diego.

Chicago Indiana Roosien Purdue Hoosiers Boilermakers Minnesota Ohio State Bo McMillin Pete Nebraska Cecil Isbell Alurdy Corby Davis Wolverines Buckeyes Michigan Big Ten

It Happened On The Gridiron Georgetown Detroit Play

In Georgetown, Detroit game a ball carrier was tackled but kept possession. A ballback rushed by the standing ball-toter snatched the ball and sprinted 30 yards for a touchdown past relaxed defenders. By Lou Lite, Columbia.

Georgetown Detroit

Should Tie It With A String By NEA Service

Chicago Bears paid $300 for footballs since 1983. Jack Mandershen, former Minnesota star, kicked 35 balls over the north wall of Wrigley Stadium while attempting Meld goals and extra points, as fans waited for the pigskin to come sailing over the wall.

NEA Chicago Jack Mandershen Chicago Bears Atar Bak Wrigley Stadium Bears

Michigan Daily reports attempt to lure gridder Tom Flarman

The Michigan Daily reports an attempt to attract freshman football star Tom Flarman from the University of Michigan amid an ongoing probe into subsidization of athletes. Harmon, a versatile athlete from Horace Mann School Gary Indiana, reportedly intended to remain at Michigan under guidance of coach Douglas Kerr.

Ann Arbor Mich Michigan Daily University of Michigan Tom Flarman Michigan Urmon Horace Mann School Gary Ind Daily Harmon Romain Nia Douglas Kerr

Greenleaf Captures Billiards World Title Playoff

Ralph Greenleaf won the billiards world championship with a 125 to minus 1 margin over Irving Crane in IL innings, earning 2500 prize money and his 16th title. Crane received 1100, Willie Moston took third with 300, and Jimmy Caras earned 200 in a separate 18 inning playoff.

Greenleaf Philadelphia Ralph Greenleaf Hardy Pocket Dillards Irving Crane Livonixu N. Y New York City Chmpion Crane Willie Moston Jimmy Caras Wilmington Del Thoy Caras

Contract Argument Costs Farr, 15000 Pounds

London reports a belligerent contract dispute between heavyweight Tommy Farr and manager Tel Broadribb has been settled out of court with Farr paying 3000 pounds to Broadribb. The settlement ends costly legal wrangles and legal fees.

Farr London Tormmy Farr Hie Tel Broadribb Broadrick Furr

Ambers Lightweight Title Bout Wins In Quick Decision

Last night in St Louis, Ambers defeated Chars Jey Burns in a non title 136% bout by ten point margin. Harry Jeffrs stopped Trish Jackie Carter in a 128% world bantamweight clash. Other results featured Ron CaChicago’s Marquart and Zveretia Young drawing, with Cary Inds Latlo and Sioux City’s Vineiquerrs listed among notes.

Preas ST. Louis Zveretia (Young) Sidioiee Sioux Ciky Pete Latlo Cary Ind Drew Cred Jaake Farvo Ande Chicago

Undefeated Rams to play Western foes in New York

Fordham, unbeaten Ram team, renews a transcontinental gridiron rivalry with St Mary's Gaels at the Polo Grounds. The match pits top Eastern and Western programs as season pressures rise and conference leaders clash amid weather and practice notes.

Rams New York

Kansas State Has Slim Chance To Tie For Second Place In Big Six

Kansas State coach Wes Fry noted a slim chance to rise from fifth to second in the Big Six standings after this weekend's games. The key for Kansas State is winning out while other results go their way, leaving the team with a still possible path to a higher finish.

Kansas City Wes Fry Kansas State

Rabbit Cagers Schedule 1927 38 Seeded Games

Brookings Nov 1927 tentative schedule for South Dakota State Jackrabbits basketball lists 15 games for 1927 38 season with six before home crowds. The team will open Dec 7 against Eastern Normal in Madison and Dec 10 in Sioux Falls in a college tournament with more games through Dec 15 at Northern Normal in Aberdeen. Coach Jimmy Baker must replace several veterans as a strong sophomore group including Alan Schroeder Wendell Andrews Stuart Holdinsen Loren Thornton and Bob Oddy shows promise. The slate includes Eastern Normal Sioux Falls Northern Normal North Dakota University Morningside Augustana Iowa Teachers North Dakota State South Dakota University Omaha University and an anticipated South Dakota State clash.

Brookings Sta College Madison Sioux Falls Northern Normal Aberdeen Jimmy Baker Relph Lassen Lawrence Bones Bartling von Wald Mark Barber Don Newman Schoo Bob Fulman Mack Jones Cecil Hartung Baker State Alen Schroeder Duighmany Wendell Andrews Milley Stuart Holdinsen Ipswich Loren Thornton Harrisburg Bob Oddy Woonsocket Eastern Normal North Dakota University Morningside Augustana Iowa Teachera North Dakota State Augustina South Dakota University Omaha University South Dako University Hace

Cheer Leader May Be Drafted On Grid Team

Bloominton Millikin University faces football manpower strain as cheer leader may be drafted into the squad. Coach Harold Johnson drafts student manager Roy Dunning, possibly in Saturday’s game with Bradley Tech. Injuries shrink the team. Dunning and other sound players remain ready.

Bloomington Mil James Millikin University Harold Johnson Roy Dum Bradley Tech Millikin Umb Dunning

Weather and sports notes from Indianapolis to New York

Weather data shows temperatures from 10 to 74 with precipitation and monthly year to date normals. Forecasts cover Huron area snow tonight and Thursday, cool conditions from South Dakota to Minnesota, and variable cloudiness and light snow across Iowa and the west. Notable names include Abeal, OCon, Davis, Len Macsluso, Szabo, Strom, and Canada references.

Indianapolis Big Boy Davis Columbus Dan Ocon Mor Boston New York Esse Hollywood Len Macsluso Buffalo Dakota Iowa Dubuque Devonport East Minnesota

Harvard students picket scalpers over Yale game tickets

Cambridge Massachusetts November 17 up two Harvard students staged a picket against ticket speculators for the Harvard Yale football game. Signs urged to stop scalpers saying they are unfair to Harvard men. Reported scalpers were asking as much as 350 dollars for a pair of seats for Saturday's game.

Cambridge Mass Harvard

FDR Abed With Infected Tooth Amid Illness

Washington reports President Roosevelt still has a slight fever from an infected tooth and remains in bed. All engagements are cancelled for a second day. A Mount Vernon farm speech on the 75th anniversary of the agriculture department is read by Secretary Wallace. Lieutenant Commander Arthur A. Yanda, the naval dentist, hopes to save the tooth. Attorney M. Harry O’Brien plans to travel to Washington and Annapolis for the Army-Navy game after returning from Roundup, Mont.

Washington Rocapvelt Mount Vernon Department, of, Agriculture and Lend Grant College Wallace White House Arthur A. Yanda Highmore Speciaic M. Harry O'Brien Hiedoture Avis Washington, D. C Annapolis Gerald O'Brien Roundup Mont

Armstrong Meet Beauhuld Friday In Non-Title Bout

Two small heavyweights from St Louis Heary Armstrong and Billy Beauhuld meet at Madison Square Garden Friday in a non title ten round bout. Armstrong, new world lightweight champion, seeks to prove he can continue competing at top form, while Beauhuld aims to challenge him and perhaps move toward the lightweight ranks. Armstrong has not lost since December and Beauhuld has four pro fights without a defeat, with several draws. The weight gap favours Beauhuld by four pounds, game plans hinge on Armstrong's ability to use his reach and speed in the ring.

UGH S. Fullerton, JR New York St Louis Heary Armstrong Billy Beauhuld Madison Square Garden Armeirong Armstrong Petey Sarron Bearhard Angeles Armstong Palms Beauhard Jersey City Grove Beavhard Artstrang

Bowling OS mute as team tops rivals in high scoring games

The Evening Huronive squad rolled up the season’s biggest three game total with a 2 to 1 win over Northwestern Public Service General Office. Burt Steffen led the effort with a three game total of 561 and 225 in game two, while Bil Gagnon posted the best single game with 24 pins. Gagné and Jensen sparked their Cub to a sweep over Model Steams Laundry as play traveled into Thursday for the postponed Standard Di Morin Colonniatea.

Gagné Jensen Cub St Edwards Munson N. Kamer Wilton. Li Wither Secre General Oilico— Weeaia Haase Moyolf Lon Minske Huronikes Collins - Ho He Steimer Andrews

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