Bunnies Sweep Past Huron Scalpers 7-0 in Narrow Finish
State College Bunnies defeated Huron college 7-0 as a late long pass and a running play sealed the win. Lamb and Michalson starred in the punting and aerial game while Huron's defense and interceptions kept the game tight for most of the contest.
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Cobblers Beat Tigers In High Scoring Second Half
World Series notes from St Louis report the Athletics favored to win but facing tougher fight. Card odds tighten after second game while Sparky Adams limps and Jake Flowers shines as utility man. Attendance and receipts rise, Hallahan praised for pitching. Pepper Martin lauded as top player by McGraw and Mack.
Saints Rochester Set For Third World Series Game In St Paul
In Lexington Park St Paul and Rochester managers named their starting pitchers for the third game of the minor league world series. William Harris will pitch for the Saints with Ray Moss starting for Rochester. Saints lead the series after a 4 0 win while Rochester tied it 5 2 in the prior contest.
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Sioux Falls High Trims Fargo 14–0 in Optimistic Victory
Sioux Falls High used breaks to score two third period touchdowns and defeat Fargo North Carolina 14 to 0 yesterday. Washington High of Sioux Falls contributed inexperience but helped on a 20 yard drive and a 36 yard pass. Fargo was held in check by the Sioux Falls defense.
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Pierre Beats Miller In Homecoming Game Oct 2
Pierre high school celebrated its homecoming with a 1960 victory over Miller. It was the Governors first win after two scoreless ties, scoring in the first, third and fourth periods as Miller threatened late in the final stanza.
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Midwestern teams dive into challenging opening football slate
Western and southern clubs began a busy opening day. Indiana challenged Notre Dame while Northwestern eyed a upset, and Iowa faced Pitt. Texas met Missouri in the Big Six clash as Oklahoma A&M also drew attention. several southern conference games and coast clashes highlighted the slate.
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Yankton Greyhounds overwhelm Eastern 38 to 0 in final period
Yankton scored four touchdowns in the last quarter to defeat Eastern Norma last night. Allen, Partridge, and Warden produced early scores, with Livingston kicking goals and adding long runs. A new Yankton line fueled a late offensive surge as Livingston and Warden connected on key plays.
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Cardinal catcher explains ninth inning throw to third base
St Louis October 3 Cardinal manager Gabby Street defended Jimmy Wilson after a hectic ninth inning in game two of the World Series. Wilson threw to third base because he did not realize pinch hitter Jimmy Moore had swung at a third strike, leading to a disputed finish in the tense moment.
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Football Results From Associated Press Roundup
A scorched mix of college and local teams across several states shows mixed results. Notable scores include Nebraska Wesleyan and Midland tying 0 0 while Denver University fell 14 to 41 against an ND DePaul Chicago matchup. Other outcomes feature varied wins and losses across Midwestern colleges.
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Wolves Hammer Northern Normal 19 to 0 in State Triumph
Dakota State college Jackrabbits defeated Northern Normal 19 to 0 on October 3, with Bishore left halfback breaking a 61 yard run for a second period touchdown and Hladky adding another score. Northern defense limited early, but struggled against State’s power hitters and line blocks.
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Doland and Milbank Tie In Scoreless clash
Doland high school Wheelers battled Milbank to a scoreless tie in a ragged game. Milbank's Manders and Kibbe drove the offense to the Doland four yard line twice, but were halted. Doland, led by Line and backfield standouts McNickle twins Mel and Mar, posted nine first downs to Milbank's eight and remain in first in the North East conference. Next week Doland travels to Huron to face Coach Corey's Tigers under the lights.
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Wisconsin Football Opens Season With Two Games
Wisconsin aims to start the season with a doubleheader at Madison facing Bradley Institute and North Dakota State. Coach Glen Thistlethwaite plans to use about 50 players in the afternoon, with no formal first and second teams yet. North Dakota State is favored to challenge after a 13 to 6 win over Minnesota. Bradley opens the day.
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Public Linksmen In Blind Bogey Sunday
Public Linksmen prepare for a blind bogey event at the Huron public links tomorrow with ideal weather forecast. Players chase cash prizes in the early fall tourney following last Sunday’s Smith cip tournament final won by Dr. HL Baylor over Stanley Colton.
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All Is Well Again In Missouri Cards Square Up Series
In St Louis the Cardinals recover from a loss to the Philadelphia Athletics in the World Series. Wild Bill Hallahan outduels Earnshaw as Pepper Martin and Jim Bottomley spark defense and offense. A wild ninth inning nearly ended the game early but final outs preserved St Louis’s 2 0 win and a tied series as both clubs head to Philadelphia with momentum.
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Immaculate Conception Gridders Tie Lake Preston In Thriller
Lake Preston and Immaculate Conception battled in a high school football clash as Lake Preston trailed after a rough first half. The Immaculates tied the score at six with a late touchdown, then attempted a late aerial to seize the lead.
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Jim Saves Game as Cards nab 2-0 win over Athletics
In a tense game, Bull Hallshaw earns credit though Sunny Jim Bottomley shines. Cardinals trailed in the ninth after Jimmy Wilson dropped a third strike then threw to third, but Bottomley captured a Bishop foul fly and secured the decisive out after Athletics exploited the misplay.
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Pepper Martin Emerges as Series Hero for Cardinals
John Leonard Pepper Martin, a late starter due to injuries, becomes the world series hero to date for the St. Louis Cardinals. Connie Mack hails him as the standout in the set after a dramatic base running display that helped square the series. Martin, born February 24, 194, Oklahoma City, doubled and stole third in the second inning, scored on Wilson’s fly, stole second in the seventh, and added an RBI hit.
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Orcutt and Kirkham Reach Canadian Women's Final
In Toronto Oct 3 4 two generations of OH veterans reach the Canadian women's golf final Maureen Orcutt defending champion from Englewood N J and Marjorie Kirkham of Montreal holder of the Canadian women's closed title The match is 36 holes Orcutt beat Virginia Van Wie one up after a hard fought round Kirkham defeated Alexa Stirling Fraser two up after trailing late in her semifinal clash.
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Ottawa
Fedora Wins 25 0 Over Artesian in Home Football
Fedora high school led 25 0 at halftime and held Artesian to the cushion of a shutout early. Pets er son, Fedora star fullback, left the game late as Artesian rallied but Peterson scored on a long run for a touchdown. Both teams remained well matched beyond that scoring sequence.
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Creighton, Wyoming In. Important Tilt OMAEA, Oct. 3
Creighton Wyoming in. Important tilt previews the OMAEA confrontation on October 3 as teams clash amid season hopes and regional standings. Strong squads from Creighton and nearby towns marshal rosters, with coaches plotting strategies for a defining matchup.
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Rapid City Cobblers Roll To Third Shutout Of Season
Rapid City High School whipped Hakgis Tigers 29 to 0 in a homecoming game. Don Forevors Christensen starred with long runs and a late field goal, as Rapid City outgained Huron 16 first downs to two and controlled the line from start to finish.
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Redfield and Faulkton battle to scoreless tie
Redfield and Faulkton played to a scoreless football tie in windy conditions at Redfield. Yeager was removed for alleged roughness, while Van Wald and Krueger led Redfield’s offense and Benson starred for Faulkton as both teams fought evenly throughout the game before a large crowd.
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Gophers To Face Oklahoma A. and M. in Clash
Minnesota meets Oklahoma A. and M. in their third football game of the season. The Aggies bring speed to offset weight, with new players at center and guard. The Gophers, lighter this year, hope to counter with disciplined play as they prepare for a future game in Palo Alto next Saturday.
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Training School Narrowly Falls to Wessington in Football Match
Wessington edged Pisnkinton training school 2 touchdowns to 2 yesterday afternoon at home. Wessington capitalized on a key drive to pull ahead, earning the narrow victory in a defensively tight contest.
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