College Eleven Fails to Stifle Nodak Attacks
Jamestown opened home contest with a 7 to 0 victory over Huron. Lucas, a freshman, starred with a yard punt return and Weert at center provided steady play. The line failed to hold, and the Huron offense struggled as Jamestown exposed weaknesses in the visiting squad.
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California Captain Riegels Seen As Major All America Hope
The 1929 football season centers on Roy Riegels of the University of California Golden Bears. At 21, 5 feet 11 inches, 187 pounds, he comes from Oakland and is regarded as one of the era’s best centers and a leading All-America prospect. In the California Georgia postseason game he made the famed reverse run, placing his name high among prize leaders and signaling a strong bid for national recognition.
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Collett Seeks Fourth National Golf Title At Oakland Hills
Glenna Collett, famed Pebble Beach player, aims to capture a fourth national women’s golf championship at Oakland Hills. Her challenger is California veteran Leana Pregsler, who reached the final by defeating Bernice Wall and U S Hil, both in decisive matches.
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Series No Worry to Connie Mack
Philadelphia October 5 The 67 year old Connie Mack manager of the Athletics says the world series is just a set of games between two good clubs He has not given the series much thought yet and does not know the Cubs The Athletics held their first workout since Sunday in Boston after rain idled them since returning home Grove Walberg Earnshaw Quinn Shores and Rommel said they are ready to go to work
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Carlson
Jamestown 20 Huron 7 football summary
Jamestown defeats Huron 20 to 7 in a hard fought game. Lucas breaks a long run, Gates and Gussner score set pieces, and Lester adds the extra point. Huron edges Jamestown late but cannot overturn the lead as Egert seals the game with an interception.
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Jamestown Football Scores Across Plains Conflicts
A flood of scores from Jamestown to Aberdeen shows a wide range of outcomes. Sioux Falls teams, Yankton, and Pierre post varied results as Horner and Adams districts report more than a dozen games with several decisive margins and surprising upsets.
Yankton Greyhounds Triumph 28 6 Over Wayne Teachers Wildcats
Yankton Greyhounds defeated Wayne Teachers Wildcats 28 to 6 in Wayne. Yankton led 12 0 at halftime, added a safety and two more touchdowns in the final period. Allen scored twice after touchdowns, and Dennis had Wayne’s lone score in a passing play late. Wayne's defense held tough, with Andrews and Moser prominent on Yankton’s line and Rich at end.
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Wolves Wallop Nodak-Gridsters in Aberdeen
Northern Normal crushed Valley City Teachers 45 to 9 at Aberdeen on Oct 5. Finnegan Black and Dresselhuys led Northern with Doneral catching two touchdowns. B McCrady directed late pass attack. Valley City struggled with penalties and injuries as Northern seized control early.
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Action for Both Leagues as Year Draws to Close
After five days in hiding for most of the Sigleazie clubs the final weekend programme brings the 1929 campaigns to conclusion. Cubs beat Reds 6 to 8 in one inning while White Sox defeated Tigers 14 to 6 in the only game. Giants-Phillies rained out at Baker Bowl. Brown-Pirates delayed at Forbes Field. Root earned his 57th win, Rixey wild in the tenth as Tolson and Stevenson aided Reds.
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Standings Highlight In San Francisco Matchup
Pablo Dano of San Francisco leads a standings entry as Newsboy Brown of New York posts a 420 tally in a Philippine venue. The note records cross city names and a scoring detail.
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Nebraska Wesleyan Triumphs Over Southern Normal in Close Finish
Nebraska Wesleyan University rallied to beat Southern Normal in a hard fought game. Wesleyan dominated early, with seven first downs, while Southern Normal managed two passes and one first down. A substitute scored the go ahead touchdown on a line play, followed by the extra point, as officials and lineups are listed for both teams.
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Red Wings and Blues Resume World Series title clash
Rochester Red wings, champions of the International League, and Kansas City Blues, pennant winners of the American Association, resume their series this afternoon in game three after yesterday’s off day. Each club had won a game in the prior two matches.
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Approaching World Series Worries Cubs and Athletics
Chicago Oct 5 There is little concern as the Cubs and Athletics prepare for the World Series. Joe McCarthy and Connie Mack exude confidence while lineups, schedules, and field readiness are discussed. Starting pitchers remain uncertain with Malone and Earnshaw likely, while Bush Root Blake and Carlson are possible options.
A’s starter decision kept until 15 minutes before game time
Philadelphia report notes Connie Mack refuses to name the starter for the Athletics in the world series. He says the choice will not be made until 15 minutes before game one, with speculation centering on Eura Sha as the likely right hander.
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