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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
9
Huron Tigers and Mitchell Kernels prepare for a decisive clash as coaches Coffey and Quintal overhaul lineups and backfields. Key veterans return for Mitchell while Huron benches regulars following a rough stretch, aiming to end the season with a win at Mitchell.
Chicago November 2 Tommy Coughlan of Philadelphia former world light heavyweight champion is a 2 to 1 favorite to defeat King Levinsky in their 10 round Chicago Stadium bout. Coughlan expects easy victory by jabbing Levinsky’s nose while Levinsky relies on a knockout chance. The former champ reports weighing around 18 pounds lighter than his best, a weight he has held for two straight decisive wins.
The Boilermakers, leaders of the C. N. W. bowling league, lost two of three to the Machinists. Boilermakers retain lead but drop percentage to .667. Machinists move to second with a 56 rating. Freight House climbs to third by beating Store Department 2-1.
NEA writer Claire Burcky surveys Notre Dame and Northwestern, noting Rockne’s predicted margin and Northwestern’s strong line. It recalls past clashes, highlights Northwestern’s veteran line and Notre Dame’s new backs, and laments the loss of Savoldi and Rentner for the clash.
New York November 21. Jimmy McLarnin and Billy Petrolle plan a ten round Madison Square Garden clash with two possible styles a cautious waltz or a slugging battle aimed at landing the first decisive blow. McLarnin, favored 1 to 1, has been unbeaten since facing Sammy Mendell and recently knocked out Al Singer in an overweight bout. Petrolle, rated 2 to 1 against by Bookmakers, beat Tony Canzonieri in Chicago before Canzonieri knocked out Singer for the lightweight title. McLarnin likely weighs around 141 pounds, with Petrolle near 138, and the crowd expects both to trade punches rather than guard.
Lake Preston, Nov. 21. A late basket by substitute Smithbeck lifted Lake Preston to a 14-18 victory over Volga. The game featured tight defense in the first half, with Volga leading 3-12 at intermission. Morgan led Lake Preston in scoring, aided by Waley and captain Morgan. officiating by Linde Kugel of Madison.
New York reports the Yale Harvard gridiron duel as the day's premier East football attraction with Mai Stevens and Arnold Horween preparing light workouts in New Haven. Annapolis hosts Navy vs Maryland while Fordham eyes a season finale victory over Barknell. Violets face Rutgers and Temple meets Carnegie Tech as major eastern matchups unfold across venues.
Howard region Savages basketball quint, sponsored by the American Legion Post, prepares for the forthcoming season. Doc Schueller returns as manager with several new players set to join the team for the campaign.
San Francisco reports the Midwest and Southwest will name eight football stars to represent the West in the East-West charity game on December 27. Nebraska coach in charge of arrangement will invite Broadstone of Nebraska and Koch of Oklahoma, with more players from Rock Mountain and Pacific Coast colleges to follow.
Yankton high school football season ends with nine wins and a 7 point total score as the Bucks cancel Friday’s scheduled game with Norfolk Nebraska due to bad weather marking the third such postponement in four years.
San Francisco November 21 A Pacific Coast Conference clash tonight in Los Angeles kicks off a weekend of football offerings on the Pacific coast. The text notes a campus row and hints at changes involving California and Stanford teams as they play in Berkeley.
Yale defeated Cavour high school 16 14 in the opener as Andy Kleinsasser and Albert Stahl scored eight each. The following game saw Yale fall 17 16 to an all star Huron squad in a thrilling contest led by Joni Stahl eight and Fred Green nine points. Zack Kleinsasser starred at guard with strong defense from Joe Glanzer and Ted Hiehm.
Fort Meade hosts a November Fight card with a 10 round main bout featuring Herb Brzham at 185 pounds versus Ernie Heppner at 192 pounds. Scheduled semi final has K C Bullman 145 pounds meeting Kid Wright 11 pounds. four round prelims include eight Fort Meade fighters. Brigham previously stopped Brigham once in Edgemont last spring amid a close contest.
PORTLAND ORE Nov 21 Nine ty golfers including internationally known professionals and amateurs lined up for the 72500 Oregon Open. Trophies will be awarded to winning amateur. The program calls for 18 holes today and tomorrow, the 36 hole final round Sunday. Low scores on the 72 holes determine the winners. BOXER TUTORS FOOTBALL SQUAD. Altie Wolff, a professional boxer and former intercollegiate middleweight champion at Penn State, also coaches football at a New York high school in his spare time.
Colonel E Bradley, a leading racing stable owner, notes that only one in six yearlings wins a race on any major track, reflecting the slim odds faced by young horses attempting top competition.
A garbled report lists boxers Charley Cobb from San Diego and Bobby Salle from Los Angeles, with Hungary's Erik Kocsis and Miki Gel along with Maxie Lester of New York. Outcome details are unreadable, but the piece references a fight night in Cincinnati with multiple participants and unclear results.
Chicago reports a lively midwestern debate on the strength of Notre Dame versus the Big Ten champion Northwestern. Knute Rockne’s Irish appear strong yet wary of Northwestern’s form as 49,000 fans expected for the clash. Michigan, Indiana, Purdue, and Iowa level their own late-season bids with key Conference games shaping the final standings.
Brookings November 21 South Dakota State prepares to face Loyola University in a night game in Chicago. The team travels the season’s longest trip with Carr and Schultz injured, relying on Hladky and Nelson for offense after a bruising meeting with North Dakota.
Nineteen members of the 1930 Northern State Teachers College football team receive letters. Captains Wilson Lewis and Seymour Houge lead the list of graduating letter winners from Ipswich to Leola and Aberdeen with several players from Aberdeen and nearby towns returning next year.
The opening team event of the Midwest bowling tourney drew 26 Omaha clubs led by Goddard Fuel 2,665 and Conant Hotel 2,658. O’Brien Drugs 2,640 and Wilson Elks 2,591 also starred, with out of town teams to begin Saturday. Professor Walter Williamson has served as graduate manager of athletics at the College of the City of New York for 24 years.
The Notre Dame Northwestern football game in Evanston will be described on the Columbia broadcasting system starting at 1:45 p.m. Central Standard Time instead of the Wisconsin Minnesota contest. Ted Husing will announce the change due to the Notre Dame Northwestern tassle.
CHICAGO November 21 Intercollegiate football under night lights at Loyola Stadium as Loyola Ramblers close 194 season hosting South Dakota State. Captain Les Molley returns at left half and Ted Cornelley comes back after injuries to lead a strong running game against a fast South Dakota State lineup considered the favorite.
Miller high school begins basketball practice under Coach C L Wood with 30 players. 18 stay after first cut. four regulars and three substitutes from last year return, enhancing hopes for a classy squad despite Fisher’s loss. New prospects Smith Schlicht Hellmuth Engchmann Willett Winsell and Dennis show promise as a tough 25 game schedule unfolds featuring a double header with Ree Heights and Narfold and games with Huron and several state tournament opponents.
The University of South Dakota freshman football team, after wins over the Flandreau Indians and State College yearlings, is favored to win its third game against Morning side college freshmen in Sioux City Friday. McCain is titled to the first call at safety, with likely starts at halves by State and Norian, Dunn at fullback, Wilson and Corcoran at ends, Ostlund and Love at tackle, Ickman and Moore at guard, and Matson or Vickerman at center.
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