Huron Eyes Vengeance In Sioux Falls Invasion Clash
Huron aims to avenge a 1928 state loss to Sioux Falls as the Tigers travel to Sioux Falls for a pivotal Eastern South Dakota High School Conference game. The winner claims third place, with Huron seeking to end a seven-year drought against the Warriors and improve a flagging season.
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Aberdeen
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Sioux City
Interscholastic Games and AP Football Scores Listed
Thursday schedule shows Huron at Sioux Falls Gregory at Winner Fairfax at Bonesteal Scotland at Colome Tatercallesgiste Chadron at Spearfish Unniversity at Morningside Wesleyan at Yankton with scores from last year. East Penn against Cornell, Brown versus Colgate, Penn State over N U, West Virginia over W J, Temple against Villanova, Johns Hopkins over Maryland, Davis-Elkins beat Salem, Marquette vs Kansas, and multiple regional college matchups noted with various results.
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Yankton
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Yankton Tigers End State-Play in Novel SD Title Showdown
Yankton college Tigers meet Dakota Wesleyan Wolverines in a crucial South Dakota conference finale at Greyhounds field. The outcome decides the conference crown as both teams arrive with potent offenses and strong lines, aiming to secure or spoil the title.
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Eddie Mack Defeats Morgan For Second Time
In Los Angeles before 10 000 fans Eddie Mack defeated Ted Morgan for the second time in a non-title ten round bout at catch weights. Mack repeated a previous non-title victory while Morgan, junior lightweight champion, pressed to the end in a close decision. The two had met three times with two Mack wins and one draw.
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Ted Morgan
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Tod. Morgan
Chicago
Les Marriner
Geordge Hoffman
New York
South-West Oklahoma Aggies and Arkansas Creighton Grinnell
In a busy set of matchups, Davidson faced Deke while South-West Oklahoma Aggies played Arkansas Creighton Grinnell. Texas A&M and Texas both posted losses, Missouri fell to Oklahoma, and Nebraska routed Iowa State with a 12 to 0 score.
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Young Second-Generation Stars Follow Fathers on Gridiron
The article surveys football lineage with Truxton Hare Jr at Yale, Alonzo Stagg’s son Paul coaching at Stanford, Willie Heston’s son at Michigan, Paul Bunker Jr at Army, Langdon Lea’s son at Princeton, and Vic Harding and Bernie Trafford at Harvard, noting each young player mirrors his father’s position and legacy while aiming for marquee college careers.
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Yale
Willie Heston Joh
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George Woodruft
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Eames
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Princeton
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Willie Heston
Army
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Harvard
Vic Harding
Bernie Trafford
Sea
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Cornell
Boxing World to Honor Muldoon at 85 Birthday Tribute
New York astonishes as William Muldoon, 85, receives a testimonial banquet at the Biltmore Hotel. One hundred guests pay 85 dollars each for a ringside seat at Madison Square Garden where Al Singer and Pete Nebo perform. A life sized oil painting of Muldoon will be presented after the feast, with proceeds totaling around 4,000 dollars.
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William MuLdoon
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al Singer
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Muldocon
American Association trims 1930 baseball schedule
The American Association reduced its 1930 season to 15 games per team, opening April 25 and ending September 21. Last year’s schedule ran 11? games with early and late dates. teams included Minneapolis at Toledo, St. Paul at Columbus, Milwaukee at Indianapolis, and Kansas City at Louisville.
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Reelection of Two on South Dakota Athletic Board
RAPID CITY Nov. 27 UP A A McDonald of Sioux Falls and F E Conner of Belle Fourche were unanimously reelected to the South Dakota High School Athletic Association board. Ninety five schools attended the meeting tied to the state Education Association convention. Delegates admitted Eastern Normal High School to membership and approved standard record keeping for athletics. A special section for constellation games at state basketball events was recommended. Proposals limiting athletes to eight semesters or requiring a month's residency failed.
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A. A. McDonald
Sioux Falls
F. E. Conner
Belle Fourche
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
South Dakota Education Association
Asternormal High School
Wilson Teams Win 1st Game in Gridiron Volley Victory
Jefferson A volleyball opens league play with a win, but McKinley turns the tables by taking the last two games 15-5 and 15-8 after dropping the first 16-14. Wilson A defeats Lincoln 15-3 twice to claim a 2-0 lead, while the B league sees Wilson beat Lincoln in straight sets 25-11 and 15-11. Standings show Washington and Wilson atop A league with mixed records in B league.
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Starting blocks may be popular says Bresnahan
Iowa coach George F Bresnahan inventor of the blocks expects tentative national use of starting blocks to rise sharply with U S and Canadian patents guiding large scale production next spring. He notes Hawkeye and Notre Dame coaches have popularized the device and European tracks first used them in the 1928 Olympic games.
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National
George F. Bresnahan
University of Iowa
Breanahan
John Nicholson
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Cozch Breanatian
Frank J. Cuhel
George H. Balrdy
Trac
Eames
Redfield Cage Camp Prospects Shaky This Year
Redfield plans a uncertain basketball season as four regulars graduate and new coach Cy Holgate targets an attractive schedule. The team faces 14 games mostly versus conference rivals including Wolsey Frankfort Huron and Aberdeen with nine league tilts. Bancroft Woonsocket and other locales show returning lettermen and fresh talent shaping up schedules through February.
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Cy Holgate
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Huron
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Watertown
Aberdeen
Vermillion
Clark
Highmore
Pierre
Mitchell
Yankton
Schenck Guarantees $10,400 Prize Money for Glendale PGA
Joseph M. Schenck, motion picture producer, guarantees prize money of $10,400 for the National Professional Golf championship to be played at Hillcrest in Los Angeles December 2 to 7. The event will not be a financial liability. patron subscribers intend to cover remaining costs with 20 season tickets.
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Nay
Hillcrest
la Cumbre Country Club
Santa Barbara
Cal
Joseph M. Schenck
Rivalry headlines spark tomorrow's holiday gridiron
Associated Press notes a bustling east coast schedule with Notre Dame vs Army at Yankee Stadium and high profile clashes including Cornell vs Pennsylvania, Syracuse vs Columbia, Carnegie Tech vs NYU, Colgate at Brown, Pittsburgh vs Penn State, Dartmouth vs Navy, Holy Cross vs Boston College, and Temple vs Villanova. Johnny Mack stops Hal Mullenhof and Pep Jennings defeats Eskimo Gragle in Iowa bouts.
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Six Coyotes End Gridiron Careers On Turkey Day
Vermillion Nebraska special report notes that six University of South Dakota Coyotes players will graduate after the Thanksgiving game against Morningside College. Capt Stanley Gidley Gettysburg joins Morrill Carlisle Labrie Ebsen Kelly and Carlisle as departing veterans with standout block tackling and leadership. Labrie scored against Army in his final season.
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Kid Chocolate Set to Fight Eddie O'Dowd Tonight
New York November 27 Kid Chocolate a dusky Cuban featherweight meets Eddie O Dowd of Columbus Ohio in the ten pound feature at the Et Nicholas arena tonight The bout originally scheduled for Monday was postponed two days as the Cuban recovered from a bad cold.
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Eddie O’dowd
New York
Eddie O'Dowd
Columbus
Onte
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