Bowl And Title Hopes Hinge On Games This Saturday
Northwestern faces Notre Dame in a key late season clash while Fordham meets Georgia and Marquette battles Duquesne. The card features storied intersections from Yale Harvard to Purdue Indiana and Oklahoma Texas clash with Rice in a packed schedule across regional rivalries.
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Northwestern
Fordham
Georgie
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Rose Hill
Proadena
Marquette
Duquesne
Golden Avalanche
Aberdeen Seeks Amateur Tourney
Aberdeen's bid to host the national amateur baseball tournament moves forward as officials require underwriters of 35,000 to cover expenses. A Civic Association poll shows a slim majority in favor, with plans for a new lighted park, second diamond, and bleachers to accommodate 6000. State officials have pledged 100 to help meet the guarantee.
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South Dak Kent
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Aberdeen Civic Association
Civic Association
State Amateur Baseball Association
Pony Hills Circuit To Open Tomorrow
Alpena announces the Pony Hills Basketball Conference opens tomorrow with eight district teams including Alpena Artesian Fedora Forestburg Lone Letcher Wessington Springs and Woonsocket. Opening game is at Fedoce on November 20 against Alpena followed by Woonsocket at Alpena on November 25.
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Lone
Letcher
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Fedoce
Wooneathet
A. J. Tanner
Owcretary
Dean Stage Leads Pacific to 1936 Far Western Title
The Dean of gridiron Amoe Stage, aged 74, coaches the College of the Pacific at Stockton to the 1936 Far Western Conference championship. Pacific shut out opponents, scoring 75 while none of the conference teams managed a point against them. Stage reflects on a long career amid historic football eras and recalls Yale and earlier exploits.
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San Francisco
Amoe Alona Stage
College of the Pacific
Stockton
Cal
University of Chicago
Pacific
Stagg
Yale
Tse
Cage prospects bright for DWU as returning stars pace Wesleyan
At Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell November 1 19 men report for basketball practice led by coach Lester Belding. Among 34 returnees are six lettermen from last year including Gail Williams Maurice Gardiner Ralph Neuman and others. Three all conference selections return Williams Gardiner and Neuman, with Williams and Gardiner moving to forward and Neuman named center. Newcomers include freshmen veterans and transfers from several colleges, as the Tigers build toward the South Dakota conference season.
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Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Lester Belding
Orm Lebnert
Clinton
Don Gantry
Ft. Dodge
Eilph Nauman
Gettysburg
Howard Hahn
Deland
Gail Wiliams
Gomer
Ohio
Maurice Gardner
Axa
Leach Belding
South Dakota
Bas Hetbolt
Letemen
Gail Williams
Maurice Gardiner
Ralph Neuman
United States
Bank deposits rise amid reflation fears and budget balance hopes
Publisher Carl W. Jones of the Minneapolis Journal warned that a wide variety of wealth sources complicates the outlook as bank deposits grow from government bond sales. He urged pursuing a balanced budget, noting potential dangers from a repeat of the bonus raids and stressing the Fed may tighten reserves or securities to curb excess money.
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Northern Coach's Brother Tutors Fordham Mules
Aberdeen November 18 P Coach Hill Carberry of Northern State Teachers College follows Fordham for a Rose Bowl bid. Glenn Carberry, brother of Fordham mentor, coached Ramblers with Notre Dame links and a 21 game win streak.
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Judge) Carberry
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Iowa
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Southern California
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Bonaventure College
Jimmy Crowley
Michigan State
Glenmae
Bill
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South Dakota planners urge focused projects and smarter water use
The GSDA meeting heard publisher Jones urge concentrating on a few major projects to spur livestock, tourism, dairying and industry while preserving cooperation. E K Hurst stressed funding a highway plan with federal dollars and state matching, noting about 14 million for road work in the period. Rothrock called for careful water use and recharge, Hoyt urged quick completion of tuberculosis testing, and Haskell urged thorough tax study. Ronald outlined agriculture's future prospects.
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Huron
South Dakota Tax Payers Association
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Taylor Lays Claim to Town Middle Crown
Taylor of Waterloo claimed the lone middleweight boxing title after a 10 round decision over Chuck Broddus of Des Moines here last night. Taylor won every round but the ninth, landing hard lefts to Broddus’ face in the bout. Taylor weighed 353 and Broddus 160.
Dodgers Buy Tony Malinsky From Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers announce the purchase of shortstop Tony Malinsky from the Pittsburgh Pirates in a straight cash transaction. Malinsky played last year for Bur eigh Grimea at Louisville and batted 05, a move seen as strengthening the club's middle in Grimes' new manager era.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Today
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Bureigh Grimea
Dodgers
Louisville
Aince Grime
Casey Stengel
Grimes
Prolific placekicker and Gunners win in Chicago
North Carolina Tar Heels kicker Tom Burnette showcases accuracy by booting field goals from 45 yards and converting 14 of 16 extra points this season. Chicago Gunners beat Rock Island Independents 13 to 9 in a semi pro game at 12th Field Artillery Armory. Indiana camp notes Comb Mecilien fears a jinx after resting practice to avoid injuries. Marquette’s Goldin Avalanche linemen boast an undefeated run, averaging strong protection and a single conceded touchdown.
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N.C
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North Carolina
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Bell
Gunners
Chicago
Chicago Gunners
Rock Island Independents
12Th Field Artillery Armory
Last Year's Big Ten Rulers In Scramble For Second Place
Chicago copy reports Minnesota and Ohio State as co leaders in the Big Ten football race with Northwestern already securing the championship. Wisconsin and Michigan likely claim second with Purdue or Indiana contending. Illinois and Chicago loom for next, while Iowa risks dropping from the standings if results hold.
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Yale Cagers Open Year Friday Intra town clash
Yale High School basketball opens the season Friday evening with a game against Yale Moor, the first in years. Coach Geiger expects a strong squad led by co captains Reuben Kludt and Lisyd Musolf, while senior lettermen Kludt Glanzer and Hohm depart. Reuben Kludt becomes ineligible after December 10 due to age, leaving 17 players to compete. An intramural league is formed from two squads.
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Yale
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Seaon
Reuben Ktuet
Lisyd Musolf
Injured State Grid Player Recovers After Neck Injury
Ralph Moernaugh from Letcher, star end of South Dakota State College football, broke his neck during the game with Omushe. He was released from Emanuel Hospital in Omaha and returned home. Doctors say the neck and shoulders are in a cast to prevent recurrence and he should recover completely.
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Letcher
South Dakota State
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Omaha
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Northwestern Wildcats to edge Notre Dame in close thriller
Northwestern trainer Carl Erickson predicts a sensational 2 1 game win for the Wildcats over Notre Dame set for Saturday. He marked on the training room board Northwestern 2 Notre Dame 1 as his read on the outcome.
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Grinnell Students Call for Withdrawing From MVC
Grinnell students publish a campus column urging withdrawal from the Missouri Valley Conference. Written by Wells Barnett of Waterloo, the piece argues Grinnell football has struggled, with a 2-5 record this season. The Pioneers face Saint Louis University Billikens in St Louis this Friday.
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Lane and Gann Valley Split Key Basketball Doubleheader
Lane and Gann Valley divided the night in a two game set in GANN VALLEY on November 19. Gann Valley won the opener 11 to 9, while Lane captured the second 25 to 21 as Shroyer and Swensin led scoring. Center Sticks at Auburn notes Captin Wally Gilbert’s limited action for Auburn.
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Dark Horse Seeks Pro Golf Title At Pinehurst
An ex-ambulance driver turned golfer leads a strong field at Pinehurst No. 2 in the professional championship. Harold Me Spaden and veterans like Johnny Revolta Gene Sarazen Pay Coleman and Tommy Armour enter a round of 30 holes as Leo Waiper the long shot from Bethesda aims for a surprise run behind new irons and steady form.
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Paul Emnyan
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