Huron Tigers Travel to Face Mitchell Kernels in Big ESC Clash
Huron High School prepares for a 1942 clash at Mitchell as the Tigers seek an undefeated start in Eastern South Dakota play. Coach Deklotz reports Wetherill out with injury, Lewallen to backfield duty, and a reshuffled line as Huron aims to topple the Kernels on their foreign field and keep pace with Sioux Falls and Sioux City East in a tight conference race.
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Huron High School
Tiger Fund
Mitchell Kernels
Palace City
Sioux City East
Georg Deklatz
Arrows
Tigers
Kernels
Watertown Arrows
Huron
Watertown
Mitchel
Purdy
Bertram
Lochridge
Wetherill
Deklotz
Don Wetherill
Sioux City Cendealast
Gene Lewatlen
Neal Hoagland
Lewallen
John Geyerman
John McMahon
Sioux City
Bud Brenner
John Thorpe
Sioux Falls
Warriors
Madison
Yankton
Aberdeen
Tiger
Doland
Dudley Leads Pro Ground Gainers
Dudley, the No. 1 NFL draft pick, tops the weekly ground gains by powering the Steelers past the Giants. Merlyn Condit climbs to second, Grady Smith keys the Packers rally, Hutson leads in receptions, Isbell yields the passing lead to Thompson as the league action unfolds across multiple games.
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Chicago
Bill Dudley
National Football League
Araft
Theittsburgh Steelers
New York
Dudley
Merlyn Condit
Brooklyn
Detroit
Carnegie
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Gaylon Smith
Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Jim Benton
Vf Benton
Bears
Hutson
Steve Lach
Cardinals
Bud Schwenk
Benton
Cecil Isbell
Tommy Thompson
Philadelphia
Isbell
Sammy Baugh
Washington
Dean McAdams
Prospects For 1943 Baseball Season Good
Chicago, Oct 4. American League president Witt Harridge said prospects for a Fall 1943 baseball season remain good despite transportation bottlenecks and many players entering military service. He suggested potential changes like reducing road trips from four to three and possibly shortening the season, with decisions to wait until December meetings. He noted 60 plus players already in service and optimistic about a full 24 Sunday season if conditions stay similar. Attendance in 1942 was about 8 percent lower overall, though Washington, St. Louis and New York rose while others declined.
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Chicago
Harridge
Hatridge
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Ann Arbor Showdown Signals Surprising Michigan Offense
Air Attack May Dazzle Bierman And Iowa Cadets as Fritz Crisler reshapes Michigan into a fast, lateral, motion-driven unit. Bernie Bierman eyes a tough test as Great Lakes fly in with anticipated surprises. Michigan’s backfield battle remains unsettled with Wiese Lund and Boor vying for key roles.
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Bierman
Iowa
Ann Arbor
Mich
Bernie Bierman
Paul
Tony) Hinkle
Great Lakes
Bernie
Nava
Fritz Crister
Michigan Wolverines
Minnesota
Crisler
Seahawks
Wolverines
Michigan
Finkle
Tony
Fritz
Bob Wiese
Don Lund
Don’ Boor
Detroit
Recreation League Opens Bowling Night At Huron Center
Recreation League bowls tonight at Huron Recreation Center starting at o clock as eight teams begin play. Captains are urged to field full lineups. teams include Northwestern Public Service General Office and Local Office, Evening Huronite, Morin Colton, Huron Grocery, Lampe Market, D Urquhart and Sons, and Sherman and Moe. Russ Johnson cites city leadership.
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Recreation League
Huron Recreation Center
Russ Johnson
Northwestern Public Service General Office
Northwestern Public Service
Huronite
Morin Colton
Huron Grocery
Lampe Market
D. Urquhart and Sons
Sherman and Moe
Columbia Back Leads Ground Gainers With 454 Yards
Columbia senior Paul Governali leads national ground gainers with 454 yards from two games, combining rushing and passing. Don Griffin of Illinois tops ball carriers with 324 rushing yards in two games. Ray Evans of Kansas leads passers by completions, while Governali ranks second in passing yardage behind Evans.
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Columbia
Arnold Derlitzki
Chicago
Paul Governali
American Football Statistical Bureau
Seattle
Statistical Bureau
Ray Evans
Kansas
Evans
Don Griffin
Clinois
Bill Daley
Minnesota
Rabbits Developing Deception Poise On Gridiron Plan
BROOKINGS October special reports the State College Rabbits routed Omaha 220 in a game as coach T E McCrady pushes for smoother deception in offense. He notes their size disadvantage, praises backfield versatility, and plans a strategic, less power based approach for North Central games. He also signals cautious optimism about facing MorriIngside and an upcoming Sioux City matchup.
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Brookings
Omaha
State College
T. E. McCrady
Omaha Indians
McCrady
Sioux Cityan
Give Up Shot Puts Writer Suggests
Birmingham Age Herald sports editor Bob Phillips estimates over 500 colleges and at least 5,000 high and preparatory schools sponsor track teams. He says each school should have several spare 15 pound shots and many extra 12 pounders. If each donated one, the scrap drive would gain at least 75,000 pounds of metal.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bob Phillips
Birmingham Age
Herald
West Coast Teams Travel East For Saturday Football
Southern California and Stanford head east seeking their first victories of the season. USC faces Ohio State in Columbus while Stanford travels to Notre Dame. Wisconsin, Iowa, Purdue, Indiana, Michigan, Northwestern, and Pittsburgh also feature in midwest camp updates and injury notes.
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Southern California
Stanford
Columbus
Trojans
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Washington
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Camp Grant
Elmer Burnham
Purdue
Indiana
Nebraska
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Bill Daley
Thenois
Tilini
Tom Kuzma
Michigan
Iowa Seahawks
Seahawks
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Herman Schneidman
Steve Belichick
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Pacific Coast
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Georgia Tech
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Marchimont Schwartz
Frank Leahy
Leahy-men
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Harry Stuhmdreher
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Don Faurot
Bernie Bierman
Iowa Air Cadets
Flyers
Victory Skein
Ann Arbor
Finais
Texas
Ohio
Paul Brown
Cleveland
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Yale
New Haven
George Munger
Penn
Howie Odell
Eli
Skip Stahley
Brown
Bruins
Columbia
New York
Carnell
Army
Hank Mapus
Ithacans
Westmont
Antelope Hunters Report Successes In Pierre
In Pierre on October 8 the Game and Fish Department said the first 100 antelope license reporting returns were all successful, though not all 500 licensees claimed an animal. The four day season opened as a land management experiment to reduce old bucks, with many permit holders claiming kills within hours. elk permit applications due by midnight October 11, ten dollar license. if over 150 seek permits a public drawing will be held October 15 at 2 pm to allocate licenses.
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Pierre
Game and Fish Department
Elmer Peterson
Peterson
Notre Dame vs Stanford and Big Week 1930s picks
Chicago previews Notre Dame with Stanford showdown as the key test while outlining a slate of college games. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ohio State, and Navy highlighted among favored teams with bold upsets and regional matchups.
Seven Mile Walk For Passport Requests Near Home
In San Jose on October 8 an Army alien control regulation forced an enemy alien to travel seven miles for permits after seeking to visit the county clerk’s office for naturalization papers. The man noted the clerk’s office was only 300 feet away.
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San Jose
Calif
Drexel
Travel woes and bold sports notes from October roundups
Travel trouble mars Alabama trip to Mobile for Pensacola Fliers clash while Yale faces Princeton in New York for first time since 1896. Other items include a possible Rob ind middleweight bout for Sailor Apostoli, Rickey eyeing Brooklyn leadership, a Vanderbilt salute incident, and weekly college football picks with several upsets and bold forecasts.
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New York
Alabama
Mobile
Pensacola
Harry Mendel
Buffalo
Montreal
North Carolina
Louisiana College
Yale
Princeton
Fifth Ave
Red Clinker Makes Backfield Changes
Vermillion Oct 8 Special Coach Red Clinker reshuffles the South Dakota Coyotes backfield for the North Dakota State Bison game. Art Cahalan rises to first string, Waynes Carmody shifts to left halfback, Russ Feehter at fullback, right halfback still open. Roy Rath moves to center as Jay Swisher is out injured. Blocking emphasis follows a tough opening conference loss.
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Vermillion
Red Clinker
University of South Day
Kota Coyotes
North Ket State Bison
Farge
Tne Coyote
Art Cahalan
Waynes Carmody
Russ Feehter
Clinker
Jay Swisher
Pear
Vikings
Coyotes
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