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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1940

Page

12

Harmon Sets New Scoring Record For Big 9 Loop

Michigan star Tommy Harmon shines as Minnesota tops Wisconsin 22 13 to finish 8 0 and claim high ranking. Harmon scores 22 points and passes for two TDs to reach 33 career college touchdowns. Northwestern crushes Notre Dame 20 0 while Michigan throttles Ohio State 49 0.

Harmon Michigan Minnesota Northwestern Wolverines Ohio State Tommy Harmon Harold “Red” Grange Tllinois Soundry Notre Dame Don Clawson Bill de Correvont Hawkeyes Wlinois Ulini Ernie Anderson Indiana Purdue Gene White Associated Press Frank Reagan Penn Quakers Cornell Johnny Butler Tennessee Mike Baliisaris Vols Kentucky Franck Gophers Wisconsin

St Ambrose Held To Scoreless Tie By Loras

In New York on November 25 1940 St Ambrose College Davenport Iowa remained winless in a scoreless tie with rival Loras Dubuque after eight straight victories to start the season. The week also saw no defeats or ties for fifteen other teams as Boston College topped a five team group with nine wins and high point totals.

Chicago Minnesota Michigan Northwestern Stanford Tennessee Texas Azzies Boston College Wisconsin Badgers Washington Nebraska New York St. Ambrose College Davenport Loras Dubuque St. Ambrose Texas A M. Stanford Pacific Lutheran Boston College Eagles Boston Casilege Teachers’ Colleges Springfield la Crosse Wis

All-America Football Teams Debated by NEA Editor

Second and third All-America squads named by Harry Grayson with input from scouts and writers. Ends Holt Rast and van Goudreault anchor the second team. backs include Christman and Franck among others. Third team features Elrod and Russell at ends, Shires and Bauman at tackles, and Clarkson and Becks at center.

Harry Grayson NEA Service Holt Rast Alabama van Goudreault Boston College Bob Reinhard Calldocule Anthony Ruffa Ed Molinski Tenneste August Lio Georgeown Ray Apolskis Marquette Paul Christman Missouri George Franck Minnesota Jim Thomason Texas A. &M Don Scott Ohio State Erwin Elrod Mississippi State

Vitt Signs 1-Year Contract As Pilot Of Portland Club

Oscar Vitt, released as manager of the Cleveland Indians, signed a one year contract to manage the Portland club in the Pacific Coast League. Club president Schefter announced Vitt led Cleveland to second in the American League before being fired. Salary terms were not disclosed, but believed near $19,000.

Portland Ore Oscar Vitt Cleveland Indians Pacific Coast Schefter Cleveland

Boston Packsters Rise To Fourth In NHL Standings

The Bruins won two, tied one, moving from last to fourth after blanking Chicago and beating New York 2-1 before a 1-1 tie at Detroit. Toronto and Chicago split, while Montreal beat New York Americans 3-1 then lost 2-1.

Bruins Associated Press Boston Blackhawks Chicago New York Rangers Detroit Red Wings Toronto Leafs Rangers Montreal New York Americans Amerks

Huron Elks Sweep Alley in bowling series win over Mitchell

Huron Elks bowling team swept six games against the Mitchell Elks at the Huron Recreation Center, totaling 5865 pins to Mitchell’s 5259. Bill Wagner led Huron with 224 in a 596 series, while Jim Evert and Harry Daum added 586 and 585 respectively. Gerald Ebert topped the visitors with a 596 series and 229 high game.

Huron Elks Mitchell Elks Huron Recreation Center Mitchellites Bill Wagner Huron Ralsing Fianter Jim Evert Harry Daum Huronians Ebert Planter

Dress Up Turkey In Its Savory Best With Relish Jams

Thanksgiving features a menu of relishes and jellies to dress the turkey. Old fashioned china bowls display cranberry molds, relishes and salads with orange, pineapple and grape accents. Recipes include hot slaw style dressings and pickled peaches in gelatin, plus corn stuffing for a 12 pound bird. The Saturday Stars note college football highlights from Penn State, Michigan, Tennessee and Minnesota.

Turkey Alexander George

Untitled sports snippet with scattered team names

A fragmentary Associated Press sports note lists various college teams and scores in a scrambled order. It mentions Loyola Los Angeles, St Ambrose, Loras, New Mexico, Arizona State, Santa Barbara, Texas A&M and others in a jumbled Sunday query.

Clara Loyola Los Angiles St. Ambrose Loras O Tis New Mexico Arizolod Dee Bie Ant State Santa Barbara Stator Ponsa Texas AL

Death Cheats Prep Star Of Chance In Traditional Game

Hazelton Pa November 25 Edward Rachinsky 17 fell during a prep football game suffering a fractured back and neck. The substitute halfback hoped to play in the Hazelton McAdoo High School traditional game but was injured Friday, ending his season.

Hazelton Edward Rachinsky

Flashes Of Life Honest Students and People News

A collage of light items from campus and local life features: a cadet places a dollar bill with Thou shall not steal on a gate, a California rancher fixes revenge with a shotgun only to have the gun stolen, Monmouth College dean joins the National Dunking Association with a life membership, and a Wisconsin traffic court joke about Julius Caesar and Greeks in a red light fine case.

Clemson Theo Tsiropoulous Monmouth John Scott Cleland Monmouth College Green Bay Wis Julius Caesar Caesar N. J. Monahan

Plankinton Training School Cases Probed in Election Influence

The article reports on state training school cases aiming to sway voters against the Bushfield Administration. It notes acquittals for the superintendent and assistant superintendent in two trials and a verdict of acquittal in a justice court. Witnesses described threats by a girl and the need for care, with the superintendent testifying about urging action on multiple occasions.

State Training School Bushfield Justice Court State Hospital

Since a girl I had been bothered with constipation

Mrs. C. L. Gorham of Huron South Dakota credits KruGon with restoring elimination and relief from constipation and digestive distress. She reports improved sleep, reduced dizziness, pain, and fatigue, and regained ability to do housework. Adv. KruGon sold by Humphrey Drug and local druggists.

KruGon KruGen Mrs. Gorham Jasan H. H. Humphrey Adv

Mental Observation for Thelma Olson Ordered at Yankton

Trial testimony from Dr. Moore Fresh shows Thelma Olson twice attempted suicide before commitment to the training school. She is returned to Yankton State Hospital for temporary observation to decide if permanent commitment is needed. The board acted to benefit all involved, continuing a long-standing practice. The board was prosecuted under a law restricting actions by individuals.

Moore Freshour Yankton State Hospital Thelma Olson Sioux Falls Thelma Aurora County Yankton Minnehaha County State Training School Says Board

Controversy Over Yankton Training School Case Verdict

The trial centered on whether Thelena Olson was improperly placed in the state hospital and if the actions were willful. Defendants argued she was sent for temporary observation and that the board acted under authority to protect inmates. They claimed an emergency justified the measures to avert a possible tragedy. The verdict was described as unfair by most attendees.

Thelena Olson Yankton

Conscience of board of charities and corrections clear

The board members say they acted in the state's best interests and faced political blame. The initial 10 to acquit verdict by the 17 man jury stands noted, with later deliberations leaving the outcome unresolved. The defendants intend to appeal to the Supreme Court.

Board of Charities and Corrections Supreme Court

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