Miners Ready to Face Scalpers after Sioux Falls Win
Rapid City report notes School of Mines Hardrockers plan for a decisive Friday clash with the Huron College Scalpers following a 6 to 0 victory over Augustana Vikings in Sioux Falls. Coach Hahn praises key backs Estrup and Gagstetter, expects lineup to start similarly, and emphasizes speed to overtake the Indians.
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Rapid City Journal
Rapid City
Augustana Vikings
Sioux Falls
School of Mines Hardrockers
Eldon Parker
Huron College
R. D. Hahn
Huron
Hahn
Francis “Bus
Estrup
Noell Gagstetter
Donald Marquardt
Gagstetter
Augustana
Knecht
Cashman
Lahmkuhl
Hegzlund Ar Ham
Mitchell
Woods
Gagstelier
Schipke
Quarterbeck
Leuther
Helfert
Fraley
Held
Lauters
Marston
Painter
Quinn
Reed
Stephens
Engineers
Harold B. Goodell
Huron Boxing Fans Will Have Say In Shaping Next Card
Huron boxing fans may vote on the lineup for the October 25 card promoted by Leo Bloomberg American Legion. Mitt men listed include Moran Detroit Seaman Haines Mitchell LeClaire Greb and others with two top bouts to be selected from ballots submitted to The Harouite by October 17.
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Ike
Huron
Leo Bloomberg
American Legion
Bloomberg
Harouite Sports Department
Maade
Mittmen
Johnny Moran
Detroit
Sorrell
Seaman
Johnny Williams
Athol
Kid Kingsbury
Aberdeen
Marion Haines
Mitchel
Tony LeClaire
Virgil
Batting Smith Lake
Preston
Harry Greb
Minneapolis
Jerry Leahy
Watertown
Ivish McRenat
Tyndel
Dick Demeray
No More Deals In Sight Says Connie
Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics announced no current players will be sold or traded to any major league club this winter and in 1933. He had previously sold Al Simmons Mule Haas and Jimmy Dykes to the Chicago White Sox and said no player would move to any of the first five American League clubs after 1933. Financial conditions were cited as a factor for the Simmons Haas and Dykes sales.
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Connie
Philadelphia
Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
al Simmons
Mule” Haas
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Shibe Park
Seats In Demand For Dakota Day Contest
Vermillion October 5 Seats for the Morningside college versus University of South Dakota football game on Dakota day October 8 are selling fast. A few center south stadium seats remain at 1.85 dollars with tax. North side teachers seats are 1.10 dollars including tax.
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Morningside College
University of South Dakota
G. Russe Bauer
South Side
North Side
Fights Last Night Results From Detroit and Berlin
Detroit reports Kid Chocolate beating Johnny Farr in a Chicago style bout with George Riley and Wil bur Chevalier noted in the results. Berlin notes a German victory over Houl Blanes Aporadian tae with Mutwasikes mentioned in the report.
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Detroit
Kid Chocolate
Cubs
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
George Riley
Steele Wilbur Chevalier
Mutwasikes
Berlin
Vinces
Germany
Boxing ballot frames Huron boxing card principals
Voter Vara outlines selection of eight round semi windup principals from a listed pool of middleweights including Moran Willams Leahy McKenna Greb and Demeray for an American Legion event in Huron. Ballots must be submitted to Billy Plummer by Monday October 17.
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Vara
Huron
American Legion
Sorrell
Seaman
Johnny Moran
Detroit
Johnny Willams
Athol
Mid Kingsbury
Aberdeen
Marlon Waines
Mitchell
Tony LeClaire
Mil
Battling Smith
Lake Preston
Harry Greb
Minneapolis
Jerry Leahy
Watertown
Irish McKenna
Tyndal
Dick Demeray
Bil Plummer
Huronite
Gridiron Rules Clarified in Four Langford Explanations
William Langford clarifies 1932 football rule changes. The ball is dead when a player loses forward progress or touches ground with any part of the body except hands or feet. Crawling penalties of five yards apply for attempts to advance the ball after losing control before the whistle.
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Associated Press
Willian 5. Langford
National Football Rules Committee
Langford
William
New York
Petrolle Brothers Target Canzoneri Title Bid in Brooklyn
Frankie and Billy Petrolle, brothers from Schenectady and Duluth, press their rivalry with Tony Canzoneri as Frankie faces the lightweight champion in a 10 round non title bout at Ebbets Field Brooklyn. Billy may challenge Canzoneri if Frankie wins. The card also features Moxie Rosenbloom versus Jack Redman and Benny Leonard versus Jimmy McLarnin as the indoor Garden season opens.
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Frankie
Tony Canzoneri
Fly Brother
Thirst Ie
Rosenbloom
Jack Redman
New York
Petrolle Boys
Billy
Duluth
Schenectady
Christopher
Bat) Battalino
Tony Right
Frardde
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Canzoneri
Tony
Madison Square Garden
Ray Miller
Chicago
Miller
Moxie Rosenbloom
Hunt
South Bend
Ind
Benny Leonard
Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
Leonard
McLarnin
Highmore Pirates Ready For Ipswich Friday Homecoming
Highmore hosts Ipswich next Friday for homecoming after two wins. Ipswich coached by Howard Lester brings a strong squad with big wins over Frederick and Barnard. Local coach Lindell sees progress at Onida, with H Chandler adding value to the backfield and the probable lineup listed. Highmore has never lost a Pirate Day.
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Highmore
Ipswich
Pirates
Highmore Field
Howard Lester
Huron College
Huron
Frederick
Barnard
Lindell
Onida
H. Chandler
Bert Mitchell
J. Williams
Ed Ralston
Donald Gibbs
Donald Chandler
John Quirk
Dale York
Raymond Garrigan
Leland Tompkins
Bruce Taylor
Koppert Takes Lead In Bridge Tourney
Nick Koppert led the Huron Knights of Columbus bridge tournament with 1102 points after last night’s session, as the event runs through year end with sessions on the first and third Tuesdays. Mike Tracy was second with 1102 points and Howard Morrissey placed third with 698. Lunch was served after play.
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Koppert
Nick Koppert
Huron Knights of Columbus Council
Mike Tracy
Howard Morrissey
Championship Race Is Marathon Affair in Blue Valley League
Wymore and Fairbury split 26 innings in the league championship and will resume play in Fairbury next Sunday. The marathon contest marks an unusual start to the title race as teams from the two towns pursue the crown in extra innings.
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Wymore, Nee
Blue Valley Baseball League
Wymore
Fairbury
Notre Dame Faces Young Haskell Indians In Next Test
Lawrence Kansas October 5 Notre Dame prepares for a Saturday game against a very young Haskell football squad tutored by Lone Star Dietz. The government Indian school fielding the lightest, youngest team in its history, with the oldest member 1 and youths as young as 18, averages 178 pounds on the line and 163 in the backfield.
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Lawrence
Kas
Redmen
Notre Dame
South Bend
Haskell
Lone Star Dietz
Dietz
Doland Wheelers Rally Past Northern Normal Freshmen
Doland high school Wheelers edged Northern Normal freshmen 12 to 9 as Art Brooks scored two late touchdowns in the final two minutes. The game stayed close throughout with a pass to K Parden for Doland’s first score and a late interception by Johnson. Northern’s Mins produced solid defensive play. no standout stars emerged.
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Doland
Art Brooks
Doland High School
Wheelers
Northern Normal
Levelace
K. Parden
Johnson
Northern
Minnesota Grid Star In Critical Condition
Myron Ubl star of the University of Minnesota football remained in critical condition at the university hospital due to pneumonia and an abscessed lung from a football practice injury. Team officials and medical staff provided updates as doctors fought to stabilize his condition.
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Minnesota Grid Star
Minneapolis
Myron Ubl
University of Minnesota
University Hospital
Gopher Hall
Johnson Out as Washington Manager After 1929-32 Run
Walter Johnson, famed Big Train, is released as Washington Senators manager after four seasons at the helm and two decades as their ace pitcher. Owner Clark Griffith offered no reason beyond a expired contract, while fans speculated on replacements such as Joe Doige, Joe Cronin, or Sam Rice. The move follows Cincinnati’s Howley firing and signals a volatile lineup shift in Major League Baseball management.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Clark Griffith
Senators
Johnson
Griffith
Joe Didge
Joe Cronin
Sam Rice
Howley
New York
Cincinnati
Dan Howley
Cincinnati Reds
Clark
Washington Senators
Curent
Sidney Weil
Newark and Minneapolis Renew Five Game World Series Tie
In Minneapolis the fifth game of the little world series began with Newark and Minneapolis seeking a power surge after two wins each. Temperatures were warmer than Tuesday with a light Newark attack and Millers hitters barely above .219. Jess Petty and Peter Jablonowski were lined up as starters, while Al Mamaux planned to delay mound decisions due to uncertain weather.
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Minneapolis
Newarker
Newark
Hauser
Ganzel
Rice
Richards
Millers
Miller
Ben
Jess Petty
Peter Jablonowski
al Mamaux
Bears
Woman Golf Champion Virginia Van Wie Reaches Big Rapids
In Big Rapids Michigan crowds greet Virginia Van Wie the women’s national golf champion after her victory. Rain forced indoor arrangements but town enthusiasm remained high as schools paused to welcome her home. New choices are being looked at with no specific plans in place.
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Big Rapids
Mich
Virginia van Wie
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