Huron Tigers Face Watertown Arrows In Friday Night Tilt
Huron High School hosts Watertown on their field for a key South Dakota clash. The undefeated Tigers, led by Coach George Deklotz, aim to extend their unscored-upon streak against a solid Arrows squad fresh from a win over Aberdeen and a close call with Mitchell.
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Charlie Root Granted Unconditional Release by Cubs
Charlie Root, a 16 year Cubs veteran and 201 game winner, was given an unconditional release by Cubs general manager Jim Gallagher. Root said he would likely accept a coaching position with the Los Angeles team in the Pacific Coast League, ending a long Cubs playing chapter. Notre Dame and Indiana renew historic football rivalry with Indiana’s early win in 1898.
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New York Giants Face Three In Second Division Run
In New York the Giants endure a rare stretch with three consecutive second division teams, a situation unseen in 45 years. Art French contemplates Franny as the most underrated back in the East, while New Yorkers note rising concerns about the team’s status and prospects.
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Dominic Is Sued By Injured Fan At Wrigley Field
Dominic DiMaggio of the Boston Red Sox is sued for 11600 dollars by Joseph W Hodgers Long Beach Oil Supply Company executive after an exhibition game at Wrigley Field. Hodgers says a bat slipped from DiMaggio and struck him in the grandstand causing concussion and other injuries.
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Gopher Coach Wary Of Illinois Speedy Squad
Illinois prepares to meet Minnesota in Minneapolis as Zuppke’s swift Illinois squad challenges Bierman’s Gophers. Scouts warn Minnesota to be ready for rapid Illinois linemen and tricky ball handling as both teams eye key Big Ten showdown. Wisconsin and Notre Dame aspects surface amid broader conference chatter.
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Jackrabbits Head For North Dakota Grid Battle At Fargo
Brookings dispatch notes State College Jackrabbits travel to Fargo to face North Dakota State Bison in a key league clash. After a 12 0 loss to Omaha Indians last week they seek a first conference win before Hobo Day. Injuries plague the Rab bits backfield. Dan Wiersma likely handles fullback with several backfield spots unsettled.
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Radio coaching debut aims to guide Army team from sidelines
In Seattle on Sunday Army's First Division plans to use two walkie talkie radios during a football game with Boeing Aircraft. Lieut W Tuttle will relay plays from the sideline while Assistant Coach John Hackenbruck watches from the press box roof to spot openings unseen by the field coach. Football authorities have yet to rule on the legality of radio communications by coaches.
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Not Much Hope For Georgia Tech In Battle With Irish
Red Grange predicts Notre Dame will dominate Georgia Tech with a strong line shift and Angelo Bertelli solving passing issues. The column lists predictions across major college games, highlighting Notre Dame, Texas, Michigan, and several regional matchups, noting Skeptical chances for Tech and optimism for a Notre Dame breakout.
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Bowling League Scores and Standings Report
A dense listing of bowling results shows multiple leagues with team names, players, handicaps, and team totals. Notable entries include Red Hawk and Prairie Moon with high individual scores and varied totals, alongside industrial and recreation league sections detailing participants and match outcomes. The page ends with a note about Lamrench, highlighting a senior player in a youth league context.
Northwestern Dominates Early Football Offense led by Northwestern
Northwestern tops total offense with 521 yards per game after a 51 3 victory over Kansas State and leads rushing with 389 yards per game. Georgia holds best defense with 11.5 yards per game in two outings, while Illinois and Texas A M feature high punt and passing efficiency in early stats from the American Football Statistical Bureau.
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Des Moines Boxer Williams Stops Lynch in Bridgeport Bout
Des Moines heavyweight Williams halted Lynch in Bridgeport Connecticut after defeating opponent Patsy Mangini of Philadelphia, while Gil bert from New Haven weighed 165 pounds in another listed bout.
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Huron College to Meet Augustana in Sioux Falls Saturday
Huron College football team under Gerry Parker travels to Sioux Falls to face Augustana Vikings in their first out of town game. The Scalpers, coming off two losses, emphasize ground plays and speed with new players learning assignments. No serious injuries reported as Wallman, Dezarn, Cameron, and Cotton start in backfield.
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Mines Team Expects Trouble Friday With Nebraska Grid Squad
Rapid City Oct 9 The School of Mines Hardrockers hope for a third win as Chadron Nebraska visits Friday night The Eagles are a hard fast squad likely to test Mines defense while the blocking shows progress and Wally West to Bob Lewis pass duo threatens the Chadron defense
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Dodgers Re sign Durocher as Manager for 1941
In the mirror of sports history, Brooklyn Dodgers re signed manager Charlie Durocher for 1941 at a reported salary of 25000 dollars. The Little World Series saw Newark defeat Louisville 6 1 to win the title four games to one. Also noted is Harry Hopman of Australia eliminating Don Budge in the Pacific Coast Tennis tournament quarterfinals, and Joe Louis defeating Jorge Brescia in a 10 round bout at the New York Hippodrome five years prior.
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