Rose tourney prospect hinges on undefeated runs
Washington State College again carries the far west into the Rose Tournament after beating Washington 3 to 0 to seal an undefeated conference slate. Opponent choice rests with WSU officials, with Northwestern or Alabama possible if they stay undefeated. Northwestern must beat Notre Dame and get Big Ten approval. Alabama needs a Georgia win to clear its path for a third Rose Classic bid.
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Notre Dame
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Crimson
Faul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Washington State College
Far West
Hal C. Reynolds
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Washington State
Alabama
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Washington
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Wildcats
Ohio State
California
Georgia
Stanford
Wolf Gridders End Good Year with 4-1 Conf Mark
Norther State Teachers Wolves finish the 1930 season with a 4-1 conference record and a 5-2 overall showing. Key players depart via graduation while a veteran lineup returns, including Dressel Shuys Crawford Marquis at backfield and Black Herseth Sipes Mattice Williams on the line. The team scored 100 points in seven games, allowing 31, with a lone defeat to Yankton.
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Northern
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Doney
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Herseth
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Yankton
Trinity
Sioux City
Aberdeen Cagers To Open Practice
Aberdeen high school basketball coach Daubenberger plans the first workout of the season for a squad rebuilding from last year’s graduation losses. Two lettermen Williamson and Olson will return, with many reserves used to fill the 18 game schedule including doubleheaders and games against Eastern South Dakota conference rivals in Ipswich, Waubay, Groton, and others.
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Daubenberger
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Williamson
Olson
South Dakota
Ipswich
Waubay
Groton
Brentford
Mellette
Harvard Likely To Use Laterals In Yale Beating Bid
Harvard plans to rely on the lateral pass and fake lateral as its chief weapon in the 43rd Yale game at the Yale Bowl, hoping to extend its series lead. The 1928 and 1929 results show the tactic’s success, with 17–0 and 10–6 Crimson wins, while Yale holds more overall series victories.
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Yale
Werburt W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Arnold Horween
Crimson
Bucknell
Clark Hinkle
Fordham
Georgetown
Rams
St. Mary's
Bison
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Rutgers
Annapolis
Navy
Maryland
Amny
Notre Dame
Ursinus
Army Grid Team Loses Letzelter
West Point reports Cyril Letzelter, a Pittsburgh star and Carnegie Tech alumnus, was dropped from the Army squad after officials found he was over the 22 year age limit at entry in July 1929. He claimed a misdated birth and was kept as a cadet but barred from further varsity athletics.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Cyril Letzelter
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Letzelter
Letellier
Billiardists Open Sectional Contests
Eight top billiardists from across the United States begin sectional duels tonight to qualify for the world championship three cushion tournament in Chicago next January. Notable matchups include Arthur Thurnblad of Chicago versus Clarence Jackson of Detroit.
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Chicago
United States
Arthur Thurnblad
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Huron Gun Club to Stage Turkey Shoot
The Huron Gun Club will hold its annual turkey shoot at the club traps in North Huron on Sunday November 23. Turkeys ducks geese and chickens will be awarded to competitors. The event begins at 10:00 p.m. and lunch will be served on the grounds with a heated clubhouse for comfort.
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Thieves Take Grid Tickets: Northwestern Notre Dame Heist
Evanston Illinois November 19. James A Thimios owner of a food shop lost two Northwestern Notre Dame game tickets after locking them in a cash register. A police bystander saw the front door broken and the cash drawer open with fifty dollars, while the football tickets disappeared.
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Evanston
Ill
James A. Thimios
Northwestern Notre Dame
Thimios
Moose Bowlers Top Barbers in Avenue League Match
Moose bowlers moved to the league lead after winning two games against Barbers. The Barbers won the final game by 50 pins with a 924 score as Grace led Barbers with 549 and a 219 single. Moose top scorers were Harry Baum 569 and Atwell 558 across three games.
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Commerford
Helms
Carrier To Captain 1931 Eagle Gridders
Francis Carrier, a 2 one-year letterman at fullback, will captain the 1931 Aberdeen high school football team. The senior elect was chosen leader of the Golden Eagles after starring in football basketball and track, as the team braces for a lean forward wall with many veterans graduating.
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Francis Carrier
Carrier
George May
Golden Eagles
Coseth Doublnberger
Cochran Extends Lead Over Hoppe in Balk Line Title
In New York on November 19, Welker Cochran built a 630 point edge over Willie Hoppe as the world balk line billiards championship progressed. Cochran won the afternoon session 302 to 0 and the evening block 3 to 18% to reach a grand total of 1,200 to Hoppe 70, with eight more blocks remaining.
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New York
Welker Cochrane
Willie Hoppe
Cochrane
Hoppe
American Olympic Association Holds Quadrennial Meet
The American Olympic Association convened in Washington amid hopes for a more harmonious session than four years ago with the N C A A and A A U leaders pledging to bury old disputes. Key topics include officer elections and a two thirds rule in the new constitution. Ten athletes were named outstanding figures in American amateur sport, led by Bobby Jones, with the Sullivan trophy to be awarded to the top pick in the coming weeks.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Amateur Athletic Union
American Olympic Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Bobby
Clarence de Mar
Helene Madison
Helen Wills Moody
Barney Berlinger
Stella Walsh
Ray Ruddy
Tommy Hitchcock
Harlow Robhers
Stanford
George Simpson
Ohio State
James E. Sullivan
Notre Dame Faces Northwestern Test In Big Clash
Notre Dame prepares for a pivotal showdown with undefeated Northwestern as Knute Rockne’s 1930 Irish seek a decisive win without Jumping Joe Savoldi. Crowds flood tickets, bets surge, and both squads sharpen blocking, defense, and power punching for a high stakes gridiron battle. Northwestern aims to repeat past upset chances while Notre Dame presses toward national recognition amid intense fan devotion.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
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Wildcat
Northwestern
Joe" Savoldi
Four Horsemen
Rockne
Dick Henley
Michigan
Harry Kroke
Illinois
Ohio State
Olaf Robinson
Chuck Hall
University Hospital
Sam Willaman
Campbell of Spearfish Takes S D Collegiate Scoring Lead
Spearfish quarterback Campbell moved into the South Dakota college scoring lead by totaling 60 points over seven games after a four touchdown game against Dickinson N Dakota. Wendt of Mines added 13 points and Mendel of Yankton 12 to sit second and third with 49 and 42 points respectively.
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Associated Press
South Dakota
Campbell
Spearfish
Dickinson
N. Dlermal
Wendt
Mines
Mendel
Yankton
Armour Left Off Ryder Cup Team Over Birth Rule
The Professional Golfers' Association of America at its annual Chicago convention ruled no player may compete on the Ryder Cup team unless born in America. Detroit pro Armour, born in Scotland, was thus automatically barred. The decision accompanied a plan to expand the national championships field from 64 to 100 and to exempt the defending champion from qualifying.
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Tommy Armour
United States
Professional Golfers' Association of America
Great Britain
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Detroit
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Ren Mosse
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Ohio
Southmayo
Yankton
Convent Bescaisis
Northaris
Baratae
PGA
Walter Hagen
Spearfish Takes Lead In Team Scoring Race
Spearfish now leads with 163 points, edging Wesleyan at 143 as the two contend for team honors. Yankton sits third at 121, while Spearfish also tops offensive average at 2 to 7 points per game over seven contests. Yankton remains strongest on defense, holding opponents to 13 points in seven games, 16.7 per game, with Northern a close second at 43.7 points allowed per game.
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Spearfish
Wesleyan
Yankton
Northern
Hack Wilson banquet recalls praise amid 25 000 ask
Fellow citizens in Martinsburg West Virginia praised Hack Wilson at a banquet and noted he seeks 25000 for next season. Will Wrigley may share OGeoffys view that Wilson suspected such a bid. Headlines mention other players losing crowns and coach changes as sports notes drift through campus chatter.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Will Wrigley
O'Geoffy
Opin Lin
Hack
Fordham Mascot Rameses V Kidnapped After St Marys Win
The St Marys followers abducted Fordham mascot Rameses V after a 20 to 12 loss and sent him by train toward San Francisco. The ram replaces Rameses IV killed by dogs on campus. IV was ordered to death after Fordhams defeat in two seasons.
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Stockyards
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Rameses IV
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N. J
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Savoldi to Play In Benefit Game for Notre Dame All Stars
New York committee flags a benefit game between Notre Dame All Stars and the New York Giants for Sunday December 14. Boe Savoldi, Notre Dame fullback, will appear in the All Stars lineup after withdrawing from school recently due to marital issues.
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New York
Notre Dame All Stars
New York Giants
Boe Savaldi
All Stars
Savaldi
Notre Dame
Tailenders Tangle One Of Last Tilts In South Dakota
South Dakota football eyes near end of season with four games left. South Dakota State visits Loyola in Chicago as Yankton Wesleyan eyes the Nov 27 clash with Wesleyan for the conference title. Process includes injury notes, prep games, and travel plans for Brookings to Chicago.
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South Dakota
South Dakota State
Chicago
Loyola
Huron College
Augustana College
South Dakotans Plan West Coast Flight for Game
Wagner secretary Cliff Knight negotiates with motor plane owners for fares to the west coast for ten alumni and fans bound for the Southern California Notre Dame clash on December 6. Among them are Bob Eggers, former North Central Conference end at South Dakota State in 1928, and Noel Pinard, 1917 freshman Southern California quarterback, ex-South Dakota star halfback.
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