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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
9
Historic gridiron week features Army versus Notre Dame and Pitt versus Stanford among a slate of key clashes. Michigan claims Big Ten title with a 30 point win over Minnesota, Purdue finishes second after routing Indiana, while Nebraska clinches the Big Six with a win over Missouri.
Massachusetts State star Lou Bush leads the season scoring with 114 points, far ahead of runner up Ralph Graham of Kansas State and Carroll Broderick of West Kentucky Teachers. The article lists leaders by conference with several named contenders across regions and teams.
New York November 21. Chick Devlin of San Francisco and Ben Jeby of New York meet at St. Nicholas Arena for a middleweight title eliminator in a 45 round bout. The pair survived an MSG organized tournament amid a busy fight week. Devlin avoided stronger action after a draw with Frankie Battaglia. Battaglia withdrew over terms. Also on the card Kid Chocolate faces Eddie Reilly in an overweight bout at the New York Coliseum.
The page lists numerous football results from many colleges and universities. Notable outcomes include Michigan 3 over Minnesota 2, Ohio State 3 over Winds 0, Notre Dame 12 Navy 0, Creighton 44 Wyoming 0, Maryland 6 over Wash. Lee 0, Army 1 over West Virginia Wes. 0, and Georgia Tech 6 over Florida 0 among many others.
Michigan and Purdue lived up to early predictions as the Western Conference champion and runner-up, while others disappointed. Ohio State finished in the first division with two wins and two losses, Minnesota and Northwestern tied for fifth, Wisconsin surged to third with key wins, and Indiana and Chicago underperformed after promising starts.
North Dakota defeated DePaul 13 0 as Pierce starred with decisive runs in the first and second periods. He scampered 5 yards for a score early and then 8 yards around left end to add another TD. Extra points were missed, keeping the contest close before ND pulled away.
Promoter Leo Bloomberg brings a three hour leather show to Daum's auditorium with five four rounders and a 10 round main event featuring Al Braun vs Ing Hanson. Francis Gage meets Tex Kelley, Ole Peterson faces Kayo Stahl, Lloyd Fushing meets Jerry Roby, and George Theimer battles Young Bukkee. Frank Staley referees as opening bout starts at 8:30 p.m.
Auburn led by Chet Wynne and Roger Kylie holds the Southern Conference edge with Captain Jimmy Hitchcock at back and Gump Ariel at end. The team, once under Dog Tennessee Tulane talk, has surged toward the title with Hitchcock praised for All-America potential after a Tulane game alert play.
In Spokane on Saturday Gonzaga Bulldogs defeated the University of South Dakota Coyotes 12 to 0 after a tight game. Max Krause and Cassetto grounded the drive for the Bulldogs with a 57 yard surge and a 52 yard slant for the final score. Lawrence Haas stood out for USD with exceptional punting, pinning Gonzaga back repeatedly despite the shutout.
The report notes a dramatic opener won by Pierre Tadians 31. panda in a local game. Details on teams, venue, and final score are limited in the snippet.
Joe Kurshalle of West Likerty-Scor led with 11 touchdowns and five after touchdowns as his team pummeled Cedarville 137 to 0. George Fenton blocked a kick that helped Fordham beat Oregon State 8 to 6. Phipps of Auburn sprinted 45 yards for a fourth period TD to top Georgia. Bernie Masterson kicked a 3-point field goal in Nebraska’s 3 to 0 win over Oklahoma. Mickey Vupehinich of Ohio State scored a field goal early to stop Illinois. Bob Lassiter starred for Yale as Yale routed Harvard 196.
Sioux City Central men dominated Sioux Falls in a Saturday game, led by Tommy Neal who scored multiple touchdowns and kicked five extra points. Neal's passing and a key reception helped Central race to 42 points by halftime and outpace Sioux Falls decisively.
Ohio State stars top the all-star Big Ten balloting with three berths as coaches pick an honorary eleven. Wisconsin Illinois and Minnesota also place three players each. Northwestern misses a berth. Purdues Pardonne and Michigan's Williamson receive coach support for key roles while Harry Newman of Michigan is highlighted in the voting.
Charles A. Gromiche Associated Press Sports: Kansas City November 21 Missing national renown only because of early season losses to Minnesota and a scoreless tie with Pitt Nebraska is Big Six football champion for the third time in coach Dartan Bible's four-year regime. The Huskers clinched last Saturday by defeating Oklahoma 3-0 on a field goal by Bernie Magers on a safety. They finish the conference slate with Mitsuri’s Tigers Thanksgiving in Lincoln and then face Southern Methodist at Dallas December 3. Nebraska’s victims include Iowa State 12-6 Kansas 7-6 Kansas State 5-6 Iowa 14-13 and Oklahoma 5-0. The scoreless Oklahoma game and other matchups helped Nebraska’s claim.
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