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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
8
Notre Dame and Northwestern meet at Dyche stadium on Saturday with several players from Huron and Notre Dame earning All American consideration. Carideo and other stars are expected to shine as the spotlight falls on the gridiron in Chicago.
Robert L. Templeton quotes concern over cross state college clashes as Southern California faces accusations of recruiting practices. Stanford coach accuses USC of unfair methods. UC coach notes a 74 to 0 defeat and warns relations may be severed.
Central standard time broadcasts list Yale versus Harvard at 32:45 p.m. on several stations including WHY WTAM WHAS WOAI KOA with an announcer to be chosen. Navy versus Maryland at 1:15 p.m. on WSM WMC WFAQ WOAT KOKA with a Co. B.S. chain at 1:45 p.m. Wisconsin versus Minnesota on WBBM KSCJ WMT KMOX KOIL WDAY KRLD KLZ with Ted Husing. Other matchups appear on WIR WJ 145 p.m. Notre Dame Northwestern KYW WMAG 145 p.m. Nebraska Iowa WOC KKPAB 135 p.m. Minnesota WCCO KSTP.
Frank Carideo leads Notre Dame's attack with Bert Metzger Tom Conley Marty Bil and Jackmont Schwartz as contenders for starting roles. Northwestern counters with Frank Baker Red Woodworth and a redheaded guard. Coach Rockne reduces Irish work while Big Ten teams prepare for pivotal games including Ohio State Purdue Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan with hopes for the title.
Chicago reports a spike in Notre Dame Northwestern ticket demand with fans and speculators hunting scalpers. The Internal Revenue Bureau sets a rule taxing resale marks from five to seventy five dollars over face value as agents seek those selling above list price. A Texas visitor paid three dollars for four good seats amid scarce availability.
Tommy Loughran former world light heavyweight champion. He predicts a strong victory over King Levinsky in their ten round Chicago Stadium bout tomorrow night. Levinsky weighs around 185 pounds while Loughran nears 182. Also noted are last night boxing results from Grand Rapids and Brown City with Stribling defeating Questine.
FEDORA Nov 26 Special The official Tri-County conference includes Argonne Artesian Canova Carthage Fedora Howard and Winfred. In opening games Canova beat Carthage 14-8 and Argonne 44-18 while Winfred beat Carthage 22-8 Fedora won 23-9 over Forestburg Girls races have Canova and Winfred tied for first with one win each both beating Carthage Canova 32-16 Winfred 34-12 and a 17-17 girls game between Canova and Argonne ends tied. Standings show Canova Lone 1.000 and other entries.
Armour bowlers of the Avenue league tied for first with a two and one record led by Amann and Burns. Home Cafe struggled with only Cook hitting above 500 as Cafemen failed to match last week’s display. Armour’s 131 triple by Amann topped the club while Burns posted a 221 and 194 for a 208 average. Tonight Avenue faces Pat's Corner in a postponed match.
Brocking, Nov 20 The South Dakota State College basketball squad begins practice with assistant coach BL H Threlfall guiding the team. Captain Clarence Hamann and Stanley Rishoi are veterans. Rishoi returns after football. Freshmen and limited veteran players fill the roster as eight conference and four non conference games are set for 1930 31 with plans for home and road games. The schedule includes Minnesota Huron Dakota Wesleyan Sioux Falls Morningside North Dakota North Dakota State Vermillion and brief Brookings and Sioux City trips.
At 8:30 a.m. Thanksgiving day more than 125 Yankton college students and supporters will ride a Milwaukee road special to Mitchell for the Dakota Wesleyan Yankton college football game. Dan Stuelpnagel of Howling 36 pep organization says ticket sales reached the required total for the train with 22 Greyhounds aboard.
Harold Marquis of Huron has been elected captain of the Northern State Teachers College football team for 1931, succeeding Wilson Lewis. Marquis has played fullback the past two seasons and is a three letter winner in football. He also starred in basketball and track and was named all conference guard in basketball last year.
Virgil high school welcomes its first basketball squads as both boys and girls varsity teams begin practice on Monday under coach supervision marking the school's inaugural foray into organized team sports beyond baseball in Alpena.
New York report notes Lehigh and Lafayette meet in Easton for the 64th time since 1894 with Lehigh holding 35 wins to Lafayette 24 and four ties last played in 1899. Both teams enter with middling records as Yale Harvard other renewals plus Rutgers NYU Fordham Bucknell West Virginia Washington and Jefferson Boston College face old foes.
ANNEAPOLIS November 20 Frank McCormick of Sioux Falls will coach baseball at the University of Minnesota replacing Arthur Bergman who resigned. McCormick has been backfield coach for the Gopher squad and will fill the same position under the new duties.
Chicago November 20 Amos Alonzo Stagg facing a disastrous season at the University of Chicago adds new worries. Two top backs and captain Errant Van Nice are sidelined, leaving the elder coach to build a backfield around his son Paul Birney Buzzell and Knudson for the season finale against Michigan.
Former track star Avery Brundage was elected president of both the American Olympic Association and the AAU. The Chicago contractor and former all around champion, in his early 40s, is credited as a peacemaker ending long standing rivalries between the AAU and the NCAA. Officials from the NCAA offered enthusiastic support aligning with Brundage’s aim to unify amateur athletics.
New York November 20 79 Larnin of Vancouver and the Fargo Express meet in Square Garden Friday night for a ten round bout. Petrolle plans to enter around 140 pounds while McLarnin favors a lighter weight. Fans note McLarnin’s recent showings against Al Si and a prominent margin in past battles, contrasting with Petrolle’s rising confidence and Fargo Express backing.
A candidate secured a large majority to win the presidency, replacing the former officeholder. Voter turnout appeared strong across key districts as supporters celebrated the decisive result.
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