Huron Teams Invade Camps Of Conference Grid Foes
Huron and Deklots Tigers clash as Aberdeen hosts the opening of the 1933 Eastern South Dakota conference season. Injuries and lineup shifts loom as Parker and Deklots prepare for a floodlight game on homecoming day.
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Huron
Senators
Ruron
Bud Parker
Souther Normal
Parker
Deklotz
Eastern Normal
Ted Hohm
Fish
Eastern
Trojans
Sohn
Norfolk
Hohm
McNeill
Lowe
Yearlings
Pasek
Milo Youel
Lewis Buswell
Huron High School
Buswell
Miner
Bloom
Fuller
Bal Harbert
Terpatra
Chamberlain
Lammers
Misterik
Gage
Hepler
Trenerry
Anderson
Kinyon
Smith
Haemen
Dempater
Jim Norfolk
O. Fuller
Deklots
Tigers
Aberdern
Fargo
N. C
Flandreau Indians
Dek Jotz
Eagles
Englebrergen
Porble
Molter
Kittlason
Englebretsen
Byers
Posta Schroeder
French
Koni
Backfeld
Paul Hobm
Pugt_ Jey
Lindsey
Billy
Busch McGinty
Devick
Voss
Hopper
Kinsman
Sheeks
Kuni’ Busch
MacDowell
L. Peterson
Lotts
Whitehill Opens Third Game to Halt Giants in Series
The Washington Senators turn to Earl Whitehill as they try to slow the New York Giants in the third game at Griffith Stadium. Crowder, Schumacher and a late surge by Guslin and Manush test the defending NL champions as the series shifts in the 1930 World Series chase.
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Whitehill
Hel Schumacher
St. Lawrence’ ‘University
Otthurst
Giants
Yankees
Cronin
Earl Whitehill
Griffith Stadium
Wally Stewart
Alvin Crowder
Senators
Fitzsimmons
Tnne
Aly
Billy Terry
Fred Fitzsimmons
Crowder
Tac
Serson Jong
Schumacher
Crowbar
Goslin
Sogle
Sor Heinie Manush
Gaelin
Fred Schulte
Jos Kuhel
Ossie
Bluege
Plata
Polo Grounds
Joe Moore
Terry
Hughie
Ott
O'Doul
George ‘Davis O’doul
Brooklyn
Ben
Ate
Lake “Sewell
British and California tennis stars contest Pacific Coast finals
In San Francisco from October 5 to 7, British players reach the semifinals of the Pacific Coast championships. Dorothy Round defeats Mire L. A. Harper 6-3 6-1, setting up a clash with Carolin Babcock. Mike Heeley wins 6-2 6-2 over Jane Sharp to reach the men’s semis while Itoh falls to Keith Gledhill in a dramatic quarterfinal in the same event.
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San Francisco
Fotheswomen
Dorothy Round
Mire
L. A. Harper
Oakland
Cal
Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
Mary Heeley
Alice “Marble
Mike Heeley
Giants Aim At Four Straight In World Series Push
The New York Giants power toward a fourth straight win in the World Series race, led by pitching ace Carl Hubbell and strong hitting. They hope to finish the Senators with a decisive victory as they chase the pennant, while critics doubt the elder circuit can rally.
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Washington
Chicago
John Arnold Heydler
New York
Giants
Ganex
Bill Terry
Boston “Braves
Senators
Billy Terry
Earl Whitehill
Carl Hubbell
Carl
Yankees
Hubbell
Schumacher
Nats
Lefty O'Doul
Gus Mancuso
Bill Tex- Ty
Croonin
al Crowder
Weather Update for Third Contest in Washington
An ambiguous weather note from Washington on October 5 reports overcast skies clearing tonight with an official forecast of cloudy conditions. The brief mentions a counter between the Senators and Giants and notes early morning conditions as sharp but unclear due to the obscured source text.
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Washington
Atbavy
Aky
Senators
Giants
Ulong
Baresus
Arly
Whiskers Thrive At State College Hobo Day Order
BROOKINGS S D Oct 5 Razors et Rest The no shaving order goes in effect Oct 6 for State College Hobo Day parade After Friday no student may shave until after the parade Upperclassmen face punishment for infringement Freshmen welcome the look Two weeks growth aims to make students resemble hobos Ed Fischer Springfield Minn will rule the hoboes and Mildred Spillum Brookings the hoboettes.
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Brookings
S. D
State College
Ed Fischer
Springfield
Minn
Mildred Spillum
Woonsocket's Strong Season Nets League Title and 22–5 Win
Woonsocket cruised to a 22 to 5 victory over the Howard Red Sox to cap a 23 game season, capturing the James Valley league crown. Pitcher L Triplett limited Howard to seven hits with 13 strikeouts as Woonsocket dominated, scoring 268 runs to 134 for opponents.
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Woonsocket
Howard Red’ Sox
Triplett
Howard
James Valley
Woonsocket Club
Wallace
H. Brown
H. Gendts
L. Triplett
Fairfield
Wolverines and Bluejays Win Junior High Football Games
The Bluejays defeated the Red Birds 18 to 0 in the opening game. The Wolverines then beat the Red Birds 20 to 0. Otters and Cats tied 0 to 0 in the third matchup.
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Wolverines
Bluejays
Red Birds
Otters
Cats
Carpentier Enters Wine Trade From France
Georges Carpentier former boxing champion moves into wine trade in New York aiming to build a second career after his boxing days. He plans to operate as a wine merchant and restaurant proprietor using his fame to attract patronage.
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Carpentier
New York
Georges Carpentier
France
Werchant
Jack Derpeey
Fights Last Night Louis Stops Foreman
Louis stops Foreman in a dramatic bout as Billy Bogan delivers a 140 knockdown against Redie Shaping in the undercard.
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Louis
al Foreman
Billy Bogan
White Sox Win Series Opener in Chicago
Chicago's White Sox beat the Cubs 4 2 in the opening game of the city series. Len Warneke faced rough spells this season while Ed Durham was chosen to pitch for the Sox. The Sox collected four hits and three runs in the second inning as Bush and Nelson limited Cubs chances.
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Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
Len Warneke
Lew Fonseca
Ed Durham
Sox
Guy Bu
Grimm
Sam Jones
Bush
Nelson
Jackrabbits Face North Dakota State and Nodaks Next
Brookings October 5 Ten hard days of drills ahead as the Jackrabbits prepare to invade the North Dakota State Bison territory on October 14 and defend their goal against the Nodaks on Home Day October 81.
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Brookings
drDarsi
Tha
Cot Ff Teme Jackrabbits
North Dakota State Bison
Nodaks
Kasper
Size Sain
Gophers
Minnesota
Jackrabbit
Threlfall
Fes
Wolfe
Noble
Price
Ft. Pierre
Sunder
Wildcat
Volga
Dave Evans
State Line
Polved
Messner
Diehl
Ginsberg
Halverson
Arndt
Plibal
Lee
Big Ten Notes From AP On Football Prep
Town drilled against Bradley pass ea Minnesota lost Bill Bevens through ineligibility. Chicago practiced pass defense. Wisconsin also worked on defense. Northwestern showed improvement against freshmen. Indiana coach Hayes faces injury trouble. Purdue’s line shows progress. Ohio State expects Fadlow Gillman and Vouchinich to return Saturday. Michigan’s defense struggled versus freshmen.
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Big Ten
Associated Press
Bradley
Minnesota
Bill Bevens
Chicago
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Hayes
Indiana
Purdue
Ohio
Fadlow
Gillman
Vouchinich Chack
Dichigan
Big Six Open Conference Schedule Drake and Butler Clash in Des Moines
Missouri Valley teams begin league play after a week of non conference games. Drake and Butler, both even in early tests, meet in Des Moines as Iowa state schools and others contest with Michigan State and Colorado in ensuing matchups.
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Drake and
Butler
Des Moines
Missouri Valley Conference
Bulldogs
Drake
Indianapolis
Tech
SoDrake
University of Ilinois
Clint
May State Considers Revenue Races Operation
Maryland officials study a plan to run sweepstakes on horse races as a revenue source. Attorney General Wi Lane Jr and state lawyers weigh legality under the constitution and prohibitions on lotteries. Gov Albert C Ritchiety seeks guidance on permissible betting and future race dates amid legal questions.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Wi ‘Lane, Jr
Albert C. Ritchiety
Coyotes showcase quartet of midget backfield stars at South Dakota
Vermillion October reports a backfield transformation as coach Stanley G Backman relies on four 150 pound scatbacks McDowell Buck O Connor and McClain. Mickey McClain directs as quarterback and Chappie O Connor serves as triple threat end. The quartet, though small, combines speed power and deceptive running to uplift the Coyotes offense.
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Coyotes
University
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Cha Coyotes
Stanley G. Backman
John McDowell
Sioux Falls
Mickey McClain
Avon
Robert Buck
Madison
Chape Pie
O’connor
Litle
McDowell
Bobby
Buck
Chappie O'Connor
Bill South
Chappie
McClain
Coyotes Face First Major Test At Cincinnati
Vermillion October 5 University of South Dakota prepares for a key showdown against the University of Cincinnati. Coach Backman and Hoy finalize plans, drills sharpen line strength, and reserve backs emerge as a potential factor for the trip to Ohio.
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University
Cincinnati
University South Dakota
S. G. Backman
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Backman
Hoy
Cincinnati University Battleground
York
Clinker
Olson
Freasburg
Dima
Agaist
Howard Shreven
Aryan
Everett
Keililbauch
Bertha
Aker
Isley
Moore
Lennan
Meyhaus
Ion
Tobin
Dyson
Dyzon
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Washington Bears
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