GOFFEY'S ELEVEN OPENS SEASON AT HURON GRID беру
The Huron high school football squad under Coach Coffey is set to debut this Saturday. Miller high school provides the first test, with Huron anticipated to field a strong line led by captain Teus and center Mijo Youel. Backfield depth and reserves add depth as the team eyes the Eastern South Dakota conference opener with Madison looming.
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Groton Eleven Prepares for Sisseton Clash
Groton high school coach George Hall drills the Groton eleven for a key game at Sisseton today. The Sisseton squad, 1928 Northeast Conference champions, enter as the team to beat, while Groton aims to improve a ragged display from last week for a stronger offensive showing.
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Huronite previews 1929 baseball world series Cubs vs Athletics
The Huronite outlines the 1929 World Series between the Cubs and Athletics. It highlights Connie Mack's strategic mastery, Joe McCarthy and Charley Grimm, and key pitchers Grove, Earnshaw, Teawanda, and Malone. The piece notes broadcast plans from The Huronite and details Chicago and Philadelphia game dates and travel.
Pointers on Way for Lincoln Tilt
Springfield reports gloom after Southern Normal suffers a 15 0 loss to St Thomas at St Paul. Coach Bill Carberry braces for Nebraska Westeryan clash in Lincoln as key backs Balfany and Hollard are sidelined with shoulder injuries. New backs considered include Moran Gaynor Sonnenfield, with line changes expected at tackle guard and center.
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Cubs Name Graipp to Start Season Finale Against Pirates
Chicago October 4 The hardest working pitcher on the Cub staff Henry Graipp, long a batting practice fixture, will start a game for the National League champions. Graipp has never started a major game and has only appeared in exhibitions in three seasons on Wrigley payroll. Manager Joe McCarthy left the choice to traveling writers and Graipp was selected unanimously to start the season finale versus Pittsburgh in Chicago.
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Greyhounds Set for Wayne Tilt
Yankton college Greyhounds prepare for the first home game of the season against Wayne Nab Nebraska. The probable lineup features Rich Beckwith Reiss Batcheller Olmsted Schroeder Moser Scuttmayd Sattler Allen Weinstein and others. Next meets include Norfolk on October 18 and Sioux Falls on October 12 with five conference games ahead.
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Intercollegiate Games Across Plains Lineup
Intercollegiate and regional games listed for Jamestown South Dakota Huron Sioux Falls Buena Vista Storm Lake Valley City Northern Normal Wayne Yankton Mitchell Parker Kimball Ipswich Milbanks Groton Leola Onida Pierre Indian Ft Pierre Highmore Mobridge Faulkton Lake Preston Bale Fourche Barnard to redericls
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Missouri Valley Elevens Face First Big Test Tomorrow
Kansas Jayhawks head to Urbana Illinois to study for the upcoming game with Illinois while Kansas State, Nebraska, and Missouri prepare for clashes with Big Six teams. Kansas Aggies meet Purdue in Lafayette Indiana and SMU invaders test Nebraska. Early receivers struggles and lineup decisions limit play.
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Fed Wings Spill Kansas Ghy 11 2
Rochester routed Kansas City 11 to 2 as the Little Worlds Series broke for a rest day. Pitcher Carleton struggled early but solid defense preserved the victory. Day Murray and Thomas were ineffective for Kansas City. The series resumes Saturday with the American Association and International League champions meeting in Rochester to conclude the title quest.
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Coyotes Shake Up Lineup For Tilt At Carleton
University of South Dakota coach E Montgomery plans drastic lineup changes before the second game of the season against Carleton College in Northfield Minnesota. The Coyotes fought Yankton to a 12 0 opening win and aim to bolster the backfield and offense with Walker at end Byrne at halfback and Chishamire moving Mor in at guard.
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Zuppke Plans New Wing Back Offense For Kansas Game
Chicago October reports outline J. W. Zuppke at Illinois preparing a wing back offensive system to trouble Kansas in the season opener. He will keep the unbalanced line and back maneuver, with details vague, as scouts from Army and other teams monitor the new plan. Northwestern also scrimmaged as Butler and Cornell College prepare for the Wildcats opener.
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Cubs and Reds in lone logp game Bruins win 8 to 1
The Cubs and Reds clashed in a NL tilt as the Bruins seized control to forge ahead of Hendricks in the series with a 8 1 victory. Donohue yielded 12 hits and eight runs in five innings before Gudat relieved. Rogers Hornsby faded in the batting race as KruIt O'Doul of Philadelphia leads. Browns edged the rally to stay in reach of third, while Alvin Crowder’s pitching held Detroit to a 3 1 Chicago win. Stanislaus Loaqua defeated Sid Terry in New York and Harry Ebbets stopped Nick Testo in Troy.
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