Record Shattering: Sportsmen Prepare For Opening
Sportsmen in South Dakota ready for pheasant and migratory waterfowl season opener at noon Saturday as drought and regulations shape limits. Inebriation of hunts includes restricted pheasant, waterfowl rules, and a two hour opening window. Cardiac page also notes St Louis Cardinals trading Lon Warneke and first baseman Jim Collins as part of a major league roster reshaping.
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Four At Top Of Northeast Loop Britton Victim Of Three
Redfield reports a bulky Northeast conference week opener with MUbank Webster Doland and Clark Groton leading the pack after last Friday’s results. Clark beat Britton 19-0 on homecoming as Craisey scored twice and Odson blocked a punt, while Doland and Groton topped Sisseton and Flandreau respectively. Redfield’s Red Felderman and Gross starred for Doland. Groton’s Dresbach, Sisseton’s Lenz and Sippie stood out amid defensive battles. Faulkton’s battle with Redfield yielded a 14-12 loss for the latter, with key plays including eight pass attempts.
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Cardinals Add Recruits For Bears Clash In Chicago
The Chicago Cardinals bolstered their roster for Sunday’s Chicago debut against the Bears with four additions Jack Robinson a 220 pound tackle from Kirksville Missouri Teachers College Charles Brodnacki a 225 pound tackle from Villanova Robert Rook a 185 pound halfback from Town and Virgil Deskin a 25 pound end from Drake Also acquired this week were George Grosvenor a halfback and Weyland Willer a tackle from the Bears.
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Campbell Abdicates As Speedy Ruler In Salt Lake City
Campbell abdicates as world land speed record holder. Eyston claims Campbell retires from land speed racing and plans a 1997 attempt. Bonneville official Backman cites Eyston preparations amid ongoing salt flats speed lore.
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London
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Salt Beda
Utah
Faulkton Trojans Forfeit To Highmore For Fourth Win
Faulkton Trojans awarded a forfeit over Highmore, extending their season win streak to four and removing next Friday’s game at Lightors from the schedule. The team now prepares for Homecoming against Aberdeen Eaglets on October 16, with key players Howard Barto and Dunstore expected back after injuries. The win keeps the Trojans tied for first in the Central South Dakota conference with Pierre and Onida.
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Lightors
Aberdeen Eaglets
Mendel
Howard Barto
Fneman
Dunstore
Redfield
Central South Dakota
Pierre
Onida
Shift Iowa lineup reshaped for South Dakota tilt
Iowa coaches overhaul the starting unit for Saturdays clash with South Dakota. Only two of the season opener starters remain, with Corney Walker moving from tackle to guard and Salem likely ceding signal calling. Simmons anchors the backfield as Grange Lam Wagler Mason and Matson hold key roles elsewhere.
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Scott ‘Wagler
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Gordon
Matson
Wilbur
Oklahoma to Greet Major League Sons Homecoming
Oklahoma city plans a large welcome for a rising major league star known as King Carl. The event includes a banquet for 400 with letters sent to Pepper Martin, Paul Waner, Lloyd Waner and other Sooners who reached the big leagues. The celebration extends from Oklahoma City to Meeker, honoring Winford and two Meeker boys as well.
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Peaches) Davis
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Red) Phillips
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Johnny McCarthy to Get First Base Job
New York on October 3 reports Bill Terry has decided on at least two changes for next season. Johnny McCarthy the rookie from Newark will get a chance at first base while Eddie Mayo from Baltimore is not the desired replacement for Travis Jackson at third base.
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New York Giants
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Baltimore
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Owens Campaign Speech Marred by Smaller Crowd
In Cincinnati Jesse Owens, the Olympic star, spoke to a Republican audience last night. Ward captain Jack Rubenstein said turnout was much smaller than expected, blaming a truck bearing a sign that Owens had left town, which delayed the rally by about a half hour.
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Hounds Point For Augustana Tilt At Yankton
Yankton College faces Augustana in a decisive South Dakota College conference clash. The Greyhounds rely on Putnam and Buck to outpace the Viking offense while Littlestar seeks multiple scores as Yankton aims to halt Augustana’s onslaught.
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Author of Boola Boola Says Grid Cheering Now Pointless
EAST ORANGE N J Oct 8 Allan M Hirsh Yale graduate who wrote Boola Boola song stopped a game on the old Yale field thinks college football cheering is becoming pointless He recalls a time when spectators were more in the action and argues the big stadiums reduce the field sense His song near its thirty first anniversary was created in a day with two friends and a baseball bat is now part of Yale tradition
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Erwin High School Bears Fall to Bryant in Tilt
Erwin High School met Bryant High School on Tuesday afternoon in a kittenball game at Erwin. Bryant routed Erwin 19 to 4. Earlier Bryant had beat Erwin 2 to 1 in a prior meeting.
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Sandercock quits Boston U sports to try out for glee club
Boston U star Vince Sander cock quits the game and turns in his uniform. He says he will try out for the college glee club, ending his athletics career to pursue singing.
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Boston
Vince Sandercock
Boston U
College Glee Club
Bob Feller Exhibits Pitching Prowess Before Fans
Bob Feller, a young American League pitching sensation from Van Meter Iowa, impressed 5000 fans last night by striking out eight opponents in three innings. His teammates lost 4 to a division showdown, as Feller showed why he is regarded as a top fastball pitcher.
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