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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1931

Page

10

Miller Has Good Court Prospects for Rustlers

Miller Nov 23 Special The Miller cage squad begins its annual pace under new coach Roger Wheally replacing Chester W Wood. Prospects look strong with five veterans from last year and many newcomers. First team likely includes Schlicht Jones Lindgren Spicer Spein Bushveld. Bohning Ulch Smith Dennis Rose compete for remaining spots as season progresses.

Miller Milly Cage Roger Wheally Chester W. Wood Rustlers Eriemced Bohning Ulch Smith Dennis Rose Iim Wheelly Schlicht Jones Lindgren Spicer Bushveld Aes Rustler Grates Wheally

Second Member Of Grid Eleven Dies In St Edward

In St Edward Nebraska two high school football players died within three days. William Weed 18 star end died from a skull fracture after a game at Osceola. Ben Wake 16 fullback died in an Omaha hospital from an infection after a hip injury in a game with Fullerton. Wake had given Weed a pint of blood before his death. Parents C C Wake expressed no bitterness and noted the town’s small size as a factor. The deaths come amid 15 football fatalities reported that year.

Edward Neb St. Edward’s William Weed Ozeeola Aben Wake Omaha Fullerton Wake Weed C. C. Wake Allan

Various college football results from a midwestern slate

A scattered roundup of college football scores across the Midwest and beyond, listing teams such as Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue Indiana Ohio State Notre Dame Nebraska and others with final tallies and select pairings. Read as a brisk score digest reflecting the era's multiple conferences and institutions.

Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Chicago N. W Towa Purdue Indiana Oho State Hiinvis

College and high schools chase conference titles across South Dakota

Sport Gossip notes ongoing chase for titles as Aberdeen Northern Teachers College clinches college championship. USD Coyotes seek third straight conference crown after five preconference games. Mitchell features Mackey and Marsh in their final appearance for Dakota Wesleyan. A new Big Six high school conference forms in the Black Hills with Rapid City Sturgis Spearfish Lead Belle Fourche and Deadwood.

Prem ‘High Yenkton High School South Dakota Aberdeen High Northern Teachers College Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell Mackey Marsh Wesleyan Southern Normal Black Hills Rapid City Sturgis Spearfish Lead Belle Fourche Deadwood

College Football Scores From Various Games

A compiled list shows South Carolina routing North Carolina State 21 to 7, Georgia defeating Auburn 12 to 6, and multiple other results across the South with teams such as Tuskegee Fisk Tulane Stetson and Rice posting various scores. Notable line items include Center trouncing Louisville 75 to 0 and Virginia State over St. Paul 19 to 9.

Howard Brom-Southern Carbondale Delalb Southwestern Union U Paine Benedict Tuskegee Ala Tech Fisk Talladega Georgia Auburn Roanokee Emory-Henry Tulane Sewanee Stetson Southern Center Louisville Transylvania Union Virginia State St. Paul W. Va Guilford High Point Lenoir Rhyne Georgia Tech Florida Rice Arkansas Baylor Clark Morehouse Appalachian Concord Citadel Presbyterian Hampton Morgan W. Virginia Penn State Dickinson Muhlenburg Arizona de Paul Louisiana Tech la. College

Helium Gas Reported Found At Camp Crook

BELLE FOURCHE November 23 Officials halt gas operations at Camp Crook until spring while geologist J F Vorhees cites a USGS test showing helium content at 1778 percent in local gas. Dr A Karsten says helium usually under one percent. Nonflammable gas body noted. Texas has two percent helium in commercial gas. Tests from Midwest Laboratories of Midwest, Wyoming. Nearby St Onge structure 11 miles SE previously yielded 13 percent helium. Significance unclear and later abandoned.

Camp Crook Belle Fourche J. F. Vorhees U. S A. Karsten State School of Mines

Mayor J L Barber of Tyndall Buried Tomorrow

Funeral services for Dr J L Barber mayor of Tyndall will be held tomorrow afternoon at the city auditorium He died in a Chicago hospital following an operation He was 61 years old served as a public officer for 20 years of his 55 years in Bon Horace county Survived by widow five children three sisters and four brothers Meanwhile 71 members of the Cub Pack of the Presbyterian church attended Sunday services with cubmaster Paul Covert and assistant Roy Miller The Rev Hubert Ketelle addressed them in a special children's sermon

Tyndall J. L. Barber Taxium Barber Bon Horace County Chicago Presbyterian Church Paul Covert Roy Miller Hubert Ketelle

Governors to Meet Washington on Tidewater Association

In Washington on November 2 the Great Lawrence Tidewater Association announced Sunday a meeting among governors. The vague notice indicates planned discussions on regional issues and cooperative efforts. Further details were not provided in the fragment.

Washington Great Lawrence Tidewater Sunddy

New Leader for Symphony as Ormandy Takes Baton

Eugene Ormandy, aged about 28, was called to Minneapolis on short notice to substitute for Mr Verbruggen. His prior triumphs with Philadelphia and praise from Twin Cities critics point to a bright future, with hopes that he may lead the Minneapolis Symphony for the rest of the season.

Eugene Ormanidy Minneapolis Verbruggen Eer Brassongei Gants Bebe Eugene Ormandy United States Ormandy Capitol Theatre New York Arturo Tossene Philadelphia Symphony Philadelphia Twin Cities Stokowski Minneapolis Tribune Symphony

Perfect Professor Clears Spain’s Naval Reform Era

Jose Gira Pereira, Madrid’s marine minister and new cabinet member, is touted as Spain’s leading chemist and educator. The 1875 born Santiago de Cuba native rose from student to professor in Madrid, aligns with radical republican circles, and now governs naval affairs under a reshaped government after Zamora’s resignation.

Navy Madrid Jose Gira Pereira Spain Senor Giral Santiago de Cuba Niceto Aljesla Zamora Giral University of Madrid University of Selamance

Aluminum Alloy Claims High Melting Point Material

San Francisco report notes a new aluminum alloy named Manmareo developed in a local lab. The blend uses cobalt and rare earths to yield a metal only modestly heavier than aluminum with a melting point above 2.26 degrees Fahrenheit and a linear expansion similar to cast iron. Claimed uses include cylinders and engine blocks for autos and ships, enabling lighter engines.

San Francisco

MISS PANGBURN LEADS SOUTH DAKOTA EDUCATION GROUP

The convention opened with about 1500 attendees and many more expected. Dr. Edwin Mims of Vanderbilt warned science study may challenge spiritual values while elevating other insights. Dr. Batson urged better training, higher salaries, and a durable tenure system for teachers. The program also highlighted women’s physical education and national amateur athletic activities for girls and women.

South Dakota Edwin Mims Vanderbilt University Nashville Batson E.G. Doudas Wisconsin Board of Regents William McKinley Robinson Western State Teachers College Kalamazoo Mich Dakota Wesleyan A South Dakota Education Association William H. Batson Vermillion University of South Dakota Association District of Columbia New York Tham National Amateur Athletic Federation American Education Asociation United Stats Leer Hockey Association Mim Gladys University of Eugene Field School the Nations Amateur Athletic Federation Leonard America

Welsh Imperial Singers to Appear in Huron

The Welsh Imperial Singers under Festyn Davies will perform at Huron college auditorium on Wednesday December 2 under Redpath bureau management. Davies, a famed tenor and choral director, led major festivals including Stanford with a 10,000-voice chorus.

Welsh Imperial Singers Canada Newfoundland Redpath Bureau Huron Huron College College Auditorium R. Festyn Davies British Isles United States Atlantic’ City Davis Pacific Coast Ha Hen Stanford University’ Stadium Mme. Schuman Heink Wales Davies Egantcy Festyn Davies Jeading London Aeclisn Hall Rotary International Chicago Imperial Singers Howard H. Feighner America Europe Deke York Lloyd George Restyn Davies

Bismarck backers praise new community building plans

A letter dialogue features Mrs H W Rosenthal and W H Webb praising a new city community building as a central hub for multiple clubs and civic uses. Esther Teichmann notes reduced juvenile delinquency due to supervised recreation and points to the venue as a meeting place for all ages, while taxpayers call it a sound investment.

H. W. Rosenthal Bismarck Esther Teichmann Mra. A. M. Christianson A. W. Munsy Erie Thorberg Girls’ Work Council Fred Peterson Andy Bolen Fevold

Memorial building praised as asset to Bismarck

Leading figures including SAXVIK and P B Byrne describe the memorial building as vital for youth recreation, community welfare, and civic strength. They highlight facilities housing conventions, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and various groups, noting reduced delinquency and boosted local business and civic life.

George F. Well Burleigh County Commissioners John W. Reel City Auditorium Bismarck Chamber of Commerce Womer National Guard American Legion Community Council Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Northwest Twin Cities

May Hold Cotton Off Market For One Year

Washington November 23 Unless the price of cotton climbs to 12 cents a pound the farm board and other holders will keep 4 600 000 bales off the market for a year. The board s American Cotton Cooperative Association holds 3 500 000 bales to be locked up until January 1 1952. The remainder in farmers hands will be kept off market through loans pledged by southern bankers.

Washington Farm Board American Cotton Cooperative Association

Potash Industry Grows In South Carlsbad New Mexico

Potash mining near Carlsbad New Mexico has advanced to shipments by rail as oil tests first revealed the mineral. An organized effort for mining and distributing the potash has formed, with unrefined potash shipped directly for fertilizer use.

Carlsbad N. M Weve

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