Sherwood Dashes 70 Yards To Tally In Closing Minutes
Mitchell high school Kernell beat Huron high school Tigers 12 to 7 on a muddy field to close their home season. Sherwood Ker nel’s 75 yard rushing TD decided the game in the final quarter after a 7-7 tie. Huron led by Hart and Lundblad built a strong defense early, while Mitchell’s Ludeman, Woods and Diehl starred.
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Jack Zerbe
Mitchell High School
Kernell
Huron High School
Tigers
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Yankton
Furon
Sherwood
Kernel
Barry Mitchell
Huron
Mitchel
H. Ludeman
Kernels
Lundblad
Hart
Woods
Ox Shakges
Sy Veal
Landblad
Coliin
Pederson
Stewart
Ludeman
Diehl
Koons
Samtary
Huron Diehl
Wwes
Collie Pooley
Owes
Lydeman
Steely Tobin
Pederson Scheursnn
Buswell Zeigler
Peterson Bircher
Smith Sherwood
Pasek
Williams - Me
Heideman
Stahl
Reddon
Pooley
Geelz
J. Ludeman
Varland
Scheurenbrance
Roberts
Williams
L. Ludeman
Gaetz
Scheurenbrande
Sherlock
Johnson
Smith
Poole
Haswell
Long
Steely
Het
Duron
Lademan
Livingston
U. S. D5
Empire
Leo Harmon
Wisconsin
Steed
Galvin
St. Viator
Dornberger Honored By Miller Gridders
Miller Nov 22 Ray Dormberger was elected honorary captain for the 1930 Miller High School football team at a banquet at the school house this week. Albert Melon, president of the Miller Commercial club, spoke as guests toasted the team and faculty. Dornberger received the football from the homecoming game. Lettermen on the 1930 squad who helped select the captain included Paul Barnes Paul Bohning John Burhfield Marvin Cooney Delmar Cooney Arthur Englemann Dean Rose Bernard Rugh Robert Schlicht Keith Smith Marshall Stensland Leslie Winsell Bernard Van Cleave and Woodrow Hellmuth.
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Dornberger
Miller Gridders
Miller
Ray Dormberger
Miller High
Albert Melon
Miller Commercial Club
Miller High School
Paul Barnes
Paul Bohning
John Burhfield
Marvin Cooney
Delmar Cooney
Arthur Englemann
Dean Rose
Bernard Rugh
Robert Schlicht
Keith Smith
Marshall Stensland
Leslie Winsell
Bernard van Cleave
Woodrow Hellmuth
Boxing results from Chicago Detroit and New York shows draws and wins
Last night fights in New York and Chicago feature Billy Petrolle from Fargo beating Jimmy McLarnin while a clash in Vancouver saw Tait Littman and Harry Smith draw. In Detroit Bucky Lawless of Syracuse defeated Bill Townend, with Tommy Loughran topping King Cage in Philadelphia.
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New York
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
N. D
Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
Tait Littman
Milwaukee
Harry Smith
Drew
Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Paledelphia
King Cage
Harry Dublinsky
Parney Ross
Drwe
Detroit
Bucky Lawless
Syracuse
Biller Townend
Vanener BO i
Rival Captains Clash as Notre Dame and Northwestern Play
In Evanston Illinois two top teams Notre Dame and Northwestern meet with strong national championship implications. Notre Dame end Tom Conrey and Northwestern captain Hank Bruder are premier All American contenders, while Notre Dame’s Frank Baker, a top pass hitter, may challenge for recognition.
Big Ten Football Season Winds Up Today With Irish Wildcat Feature
Northwestern and Notre Dame clash as Northwestern seeks to derail a national title bid while Notre Dame is favored. Michigan faces Chicago in Ann Arbor in a pivotal Big Ten pairing. Ohio State, Purdue, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, and Nebraska also headline key intraconference games.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Wildcats
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Maroons
Ulingis
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Navy
Pittsburgh
Fins
Purdue
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Towa
Nebraska
Madison
Wis
Nelson
Gantenbein
Boland
Subratovich
Romano Steins
Krueger Mann
Terry
Re. K. Brockmeyer
Lauaby
McGuire Madders
Schenthern
D. H. Michels
Oberlin
A. G. Reid
Milton-Ghee
Dartmouth
Harry Graves
Ilinois
Loughran Outpoints Levinsky in Ten Round bout
In Chicago Thomas Loughran of Philadelphia, former light heavyweight champion, defeats King Levinsky of Chicago in ten rounds. Loughran repeatedly pounded Levinsky with lefts, swelling his face, while Levinsky struggled to counter.
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Chicago
Levinsky
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Joughran
Ting
West Side
Jimmy Slattery
Lewincky
Loughran
Freshmen Norton Shines as Coyotes Win Big
Sioux City reports Norton of Watertown starred at halfback for the Coyotes, scoring in the early game with a safety opening the scoring. Morningside pressed with passes but failed to convert in the second half.
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Sioux City
Fresh Norton
Watertown
Coyote Pope
Jong Mins
Morningside
Moore
Stanford Favored To Nip California In Old Tradition
Stanford and California meet at Memorial Stadium in a historical cross Bay clash amid battered UC and inconsistent Stanford form. The game, the 36th, carries no title stakes beyond bragging rights as both teams seek to salvage pride after recent losses to Minnesota and USC.
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Stanford
California
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Memorial Stadium
Minnesota
University of Southern California
Sae
Salem Beard
Monty Worried By Ineligibility In Coyote Camp
Vermillion November 22 Coach W E Montgomery of the Coyotes faces a worry over possible midsemester probation for some players under a university rule that bars athletics until grades improve. Most starters are students and past scholastic hurdles have been cleared, while wet weather hampers outdoor drills as focus centers on blocking tackling and stopping a Marcon pass attack ahead of the Elks charity game with Morningside in Sioux City on Thanksgiving.
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Vermillion
Coyotes
W. E. Montgomery
Elks
Morningside
Sioux City
Anly
North Dakota
Montgomery
Marcon
Pasa
Two Turkey Shoots In Huron Tomorrow
The Huron Gun club will host a turkey shoot at North Huron grounds starting Sunday at 10 am. The Huron skeet club will run a skeet shoot north of the Armour packing plant. A large number of turkeys geese and ducks will be offered to competitors at both events with lunches served and a heated club.
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Huron
Huron Gun Club
North Huron
Huron Skeet Club
Armour Packing Plant
Hurun Club
Yankton Greyhounds Tackle Dekota Wesleyan Rivalry Preview
Yankton college Greyhounds coach Carl Youngworth drills the team for the Thanksgiving clash with Dekota Wesleyan at Mitchell. After defensive lapses against Trinity and Southern, Yankton aims to tighten defense by November 27 while Smokey Mendel recovers and Sattler returns at quarterback. Charlie Retelaff, a Duluth heavyweight boxer, has 20 knockouts in 18 months.
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Xyanktor
Carl Youngworth
Yankton College Greyhounds
Dekota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Trinity
Southern
Yankton
McDonald
Yanktonbacks
Wesleyan
Smokey
Jot Mendel
Sattler
Charlie Retelaff
Duluth
Jackrabbits Rally Ties Loyola 7–7 In Night Game
South Dakota State and Loyola Chicago played to a 7 to 7 tie after a fourth quarter rally. Howland scored for Loyola on a 24 yard run, Nelson countered for SDSU with a pass to Nelson and a Bishoi kick. Defensive stands and a late pass breakup preserved the stalemate on a wind swept field.
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Chicago
South Dakota State Jackrabbits
Loyola Ramblers
Dakotana
Ramblers
Rabbits
Loyola
Howland
Bunnies
Dakotans
Schultz
Hladky
Nelson
Bishoi
Lutzenkirchen
State
Midfeld
Schumann
Moljoy
Jackrabbits
Sterling
Dakota
Murphy
Playhart
Rarshiers
S. D. State
Toliefean
Phelan
Rott
Gottschalk
Nolan Kummer
Waesco Bromberg
Poppelreiter
Jenison
Wheeler
Schuman Rishoi
Connelley Schultz Ih
Howland Schweizen
Moer Hladky
Durkin
South Dakota State
Schweires
Rishol
Lutzensirchem
Schweiren
L. Clarno
Minois
N. Kearns
de Paul
J. W. Yott
Missouri
E. Feldt
Michigan
Griffiths Signed to Meet Stribling in Chicago Show
Chicago on November 22 VP Lerry Griffiths of Sioux City Iowa heavyweight is signed to a ten round final against W L C Young Stribling of Georgia at the December 12 Chicago stadium show. Griffiths has risen despite defeats to Braddock and Gagwinn, with Dempsey once naming him among the top heavies.
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Griffith
Striblin
Chicago
Lerry “Tufty” Griffiths
Sioux City
Iowa
W. L. C Young Stribling
Georgia
Stribling
Griffiths
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Braddock
Jak Gagwinn
Tealiie
Stars and contenders in post season college basketball mix
Northwestern showcases Baker Boider Woodworth and other stars while Notre Dame flaunts Juminaries and Harvard centers Ben Ticknor leads Vale to another big game. Meantime Washington State claims Mel Hein as top national guard as the conference chase heats up with a Rose Bowl tilt at Pasadena on New Year’s Day.
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Northwestern
Baker
Boider
Woodworth
Notre Dame
Harvard
Ben Ticknor
Washington State
Mel Hein
Pivesman
Hein
Southern California
California
Washington
Pasadena
Huron Independents Set to Host Pipestone Comets Sunday
Huron Independents prepare to meet Pipestone Comets in a return game at the State Fair grounds on the junior high gridiron. A victory would avenge a 26 0 loss from three weeks earlier, with Huron aiming to improve on last week’s 6 0 win over Watertown. Starting lineup anticipated from manager Dick Frye includes Buell, Lyman Cotten, Frye, Windhurst in backfield, and Bloodgood or Ray White at ends.
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Huron
Pipestone
Minn
Comets
Minnesotans
Watertown
Minnesota
Comet
Monty Carlyte
University of South Dakota
Elmer Stolte
Huron College
Lucas
Dick Frye
Blood+ good
Ray White
Welsandt
Harman
Neistedt
Poole
Holton
Orcuit
Frye
Buell
Lyman Cotten
Positons
Windhurst
West Third Street
Creighton Freshmen Triumph Over Trinity 12-0
Creighton freshmen scored both late touchdowns to defeat Trinity 12-0 in Sioux City. Key playmaker was passing from Corny Collin, while Trinity repelled Creighton’s running game. Several former Huron high school players starred for Trinity, as Creighton earned its third straight win.
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Creighton
Trinity
Sioux City
Collin
Huron
Creighton Frosh
Alpena Red Dragons Stop Yale Bluejays In Hard Fought Win
Alpena shows strong air light defense holding Yale to one point in the final half as Thornberg and Thompson pace the Red Dragons to a 14 to 8 victory. The contest stayed close, with Alpena leading 7 to 6 at halftime and the last period a defensive battle.
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Alpena Red Dragons
Yale Bluejays
Alpena
Thornberg
Thompson
Football Results From York and Loyola Box Scores
Associated Press roundup lists York 7 Tarkle 7 and Loyola Chicago 7 South Dakota State 7 in a chaotic snippet. Southwestern Texas Trinity Texas also referenced with unclear figures.
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Associated Press
York
Neb
Tarkle
Loyola
Chicago
S. D. State Inc
Southwestern Texas
Trinity
Texas
Yale and Harvard Renew Rivalry in Eastern Football Showcase
The Yale Harvard renewal dominates the eastern slate with standout matchups as Navy faces Maryland in Annapolis and New York University meets Rutgers in New York. Warrior teams like Army and Brown prep light workouts while Lehigh squares off at Easton and Albright challenges Maryland’s undefeated squad.
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Harvard
Yale
Corel
Penn
Syracuse
Columbia
Pitt
Penn State
Navy
Maryland
Annapolis
New York University
Rutgers
Temple
Carnegie Tech
Philadelphia
Villa Nova
Georgetown
West Virginia
Washingt and Jefferson
Morgantown
Fordham
Buckness
Polo Grounds
Lafayette
Lehigh
Easton
Army
Ursinus
Westpoint
Brown
Holy Cross
Easton College
New Hampshire
Loyola of Maryland
Boston University
Albright
Dick Harlow
Western Maryland
Gettysburg Plans Light Fast Basketball Team
Gettysburg high school coaches plan a quick attacking lineup led by Captain Schmidt with four lettermen returning. A 14 game schedule features ten Central South Dakota conference games starting December 12 at home against Agar, with matchups at Agar Highmore Onida Pierre Canning Miller Faulkton and Gettysburg across December through February.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg High School
L. L. Fygeson
Schmidt
Central South Dakota
Agar
Highore
Highmore
Onida
Pierre
Canning
Miller
Faulkton
Hitchcock Cagers Open Season With Double Win
Hitchcock hurried to a 2 19 girls win and a 28 ? boys victory over Cavour in season opener. Capt. Lucile Rodman and Maxine Meyers starred for Hitchcock girls while Luis Beall led Cavour. Tanner was top scorer with 11 points.
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Hitchcock Cagers Annex
Hitchcock
Hitchcock -High
Cavour
Lucile Rodman
Maxine Meyers
Luis Beall
Tanner
Harling Elected Trojan Grid Captain at Eastern Normal
Jos Harling of Madison star fullback on the Eastern Normal team was chosen as honorary captain of the 1930 squad by fellow members. The consistent ground gainer has Madison fans deeming him worthy of an all conference honor.
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Harling
Trojan
Madison
Jos Harling
Eastern Normal
Bartln
North Dakotan Petrolle Stuns McLarnin in Madison Square Garden
Fargo born fighter Billy Petrolle, based in Duluth, delivered a stunning upset over Jimmy McLarnin before 12 500 spectators in New York. Petrolle, after a year away, dominated the bout from the opening bell, flooring McLarnin twice in the fourth, and prevailing by decision. McLarnin, weighing 141, fought back but could not halt the Westerner’s relentless attack.
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Herbert W. Sarker
Associated Press
New York
Billy Petrolle
Petrolle
Fargo
North Dakota
Duluth
Jimmy McLamin
Madison Square Garden
Patrolle
Tony Canzoneri
Chitago
Jackie
Kid
Avenue Bowlers Beat Daums In Return Match Victory
Avenue Bowlers defeated the Daums 2 games to 1 on their return visit, finishing with a higher total by 16 pins. Roy Daum led the losers with 641 across three games including a 227 single, while Harry Baum led the winners near the 550 mark for the match.
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Avenue Alley
Daum Alley Trundlers
Avenue
Daum
Roy Daum
Avenues
Daun
Harry Baum
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Wash
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Pipestone Comets
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Daums
South End Trundlers
C. C. Taylor Electric Service
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