Huron Scalpers Rise To Challenge Northern Wolves In Tie
In a standout 1931 conference clash, Huron College Scalpers stun expectations by tying Northern Normal Wolves 0 0. The crowd reached a record level as Huron’s line and defense stifled the feared Wolves aerial attack and blocked a punt, while Lucas and Pasek contributed key plays and Low Dog’s late kickoff return energized the crowd.
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Ward Bell
Huron College
State
Northern Normal Wolves
Lucas
Pasek
Lamb
Wolves
Fensé
Huron
Terpstra
Davis
Crawford
Youel
Harbert
Yearlings
Bostic
Funnell
Northern
Fas Huron
Northerneres
Heron
Smith
Hureo
Lelend
Abouthrough
Ghosts Prepare for Season Opener at Wessington
Huron Ghosts, local independent football team, completed final workouts and prepare for their season debut at Wessington tomorrow afternoon. The Ghosts previously defeated their rival 60 to nothing last season, and manager Groves says a full schedule is being arranged with Watertown, Miller, Aberdeen, and Pipestone, Minnesota, with possible home games soon.
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Huron Ghosts
Wessington
Welsington
Public Linksmen In Blind Bogey Sunday
Public Linksmen will contest a blind bogey at the local public course with four golf ball prizes and the weekly medal score prize. Tomorrow is the last day for submitting player tags for summer cash prizes dated June 1 to September 30, with first, second and third place awards given Sunday night. Burt McDonald and George Parsons were top two last week as prizes of 5, 3 and 1 were announced.
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Burt McDonald
George Parson
McDonald
Parsons
Mitchell Triumphs Over Sioux City in Narrow Victory
Mitchell earns a 12 to 0 win over Sioux City before 1,300 fans. Cozine scores the opening touchdown after eight straight first period plays. William adds a late score, while Sioux City struggles with a weak passing game and strong Mitchell defense led by Marquis and Leland.
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Mitchell
Sioux City
Cozine
William
Tata
College Football Scores From Various States and Towns
A collage of college and local grid results across the region shows Oklahoma Aggies defeating Arizona 31 to 0 while Iowa State shut out Detroit 20 to 0. Other notable outcomes include Marquette 41, Ripon 0. Drake 13, Creighton 6. St. Thomas 6, Bowdoin 12. Hastings 6, Yorl 0. Vermillion 0, Yankton 14. Many small-town matches yield mixed results with scattered shutouts and narrow losses across South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Iowa.
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College Mandate
Augustana
Spearfish
Chadron
Neb
Northern Normal
Huron
Yankton
School of Minea
Drake
Creighton
Detroit U
Iowa State
Rochester
Minn
Waukon
Upper Iowa
Buena Vista
Hastings
Yorl
Davis and Elkins
Lincoln Memorial
Bowdoin
Miami
Marquette
Ripon
Duluth
Winona Teachers
Oklahoma Aggies
Arizona
North Dakota Aggies
St. Thomas
St. Paul
Genver
Mexico
St. Francis
Gustavus ‘Adolphus
Augsburg
Nebraska Wesleyan
Midland & Kalamazoo
Notre Dame
Scent High
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Watertown
Madison
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Vermillion
Geddes
Wagner
Springfield
Avon
Butte
Lake Andes
Presho
Colfome
Clark
de Smet
Spencer
Salem
Burke
Gregory
Ft. Pierre
Phillip
Chamberlain
Platte
Plankinton
Wessington
Fedora East
Sioux City
Mitchell
Pierre
Mobridge
Fierre Indians
Highmore
Scotland
Centerville
Garretega
Canton
Beresford
Lennox
Flendreau
Dell Rapids
Sturgis
Nisland
Newell
Edgemont
Harrison, Neb
Favor North Dakota in Aberdeen Classic
In Aberdeen the football teams from North and South Dakota met in the Aberdeen Classic with North Dakota as the favored side. Grand Forks champions appear driven by Stanley Backman as South Dakota unveils a new backfield, featuring Hanson at quarterback Ostlind and Jenkins at halves and Olson at fullback. Worth Dakota, coached by CA West and holder of the 1930 North Central conference title, boasted the stronger record with Wexler slated to replace Revell.
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Aberdeen
Dakotas
Grand Forks
Stanley Backman
South Dakota Coyotes
Hanson
Ostlind
Jenkins
Olson
Worth Dakota
CA. West
Wexler
Revell
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial details for a local sale action. Readable fragments name the sale and local officials, but essential items are missing.
Climaxing World Series Duel Doubles Earnshaw and Grimes
In St Louis on Oct 10 1931 the seventh game of baseballs world series decides the champion as Earnshaw faces Burleigh Grimes in a dramatic final duel. Pepper Martin and Paul Derringer also play pivotal roles while Connie Mack's Athletics and the Cardinals vie for title glory.
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St. Louis
George George Earnshaw
Philadelphia Athletics
Grimes
Simmons
Alnua
George Earnshaw
Vivid
Villian
Bac
St. Louis Cardinals
Jorge” Earnshaw
Connie Mack
Mack
Althoug
John Leonard
Pepper” Martin
Pepper
Robert Moses Grove
Athletics
A's
Comrie Mack
Earnshaw
Connie
Grove
St, Louis
St .Louis
Victor Miller
Pepper Martin for Cardinal star and pitcher hopes
World Series notes from St Louis recount Pepper Martin as a versatile player who loved hitting and base running and once pitched in Oklahoma. Born Temple Oklahoma, he rose from E state league and farm teams to the Cardinals, believing he could have been a great big league pitcher.
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St, Louis
John Pepper Martin
Centerield
Pepper
Oklahoma
Temple
Okla
Texas
Oklahoma City
Electric Light and Power
Guthrie
Martin Familly
Carl Hubbel
Wit Hander
New York Giants
Demdee
Bristow
Greenville
Martin
Fort Smith
Cardinal
Syracuse
Burt Shotton
Phillies
Hurt
Cardy
Houston
Branch Rickey
Rickey
D Ball Tourney at Yale Postponed to Later This Month
Yale announces a diamond ball tournament scheduled for tomorrow will be postponed to a later date, with possible play next week. Entered teams include Iroquoiz Yale and Cavour, and a Huron entry may participate. The delay is due to many Cavour players in Vermillion for the weekend.
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Yale
Iroquoiz
Cavour
Huron
Vermillion
Springs Triumphs 6-0 Over Fedora High in Snantas
Springs, scoring late in the game, defeated Fedora High 6 to 0 at Snantas. Fedora drove early but was halted inside the 15 yard line. the game remained tight and a pivotal late score sealed the victory for Springs.
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Springs
Fedora High
Snantas
Ton Springs
Fedora High School
Fedora
Lake Preston and White Tie End in 6 to 6 Tie
Lake Preston and White Tie high schools played to a six six tie at Lake Preston with Morgan Kop and Johnson keying the offenses. Johnson scored a three yard rushing touchdown in the second half to secure the result, while Verdin was a standout for the visitors.
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White
Morgan
Kop
Johnson
Verdin
Heavy Bucks Prevail Over Vermillion in Conference Play
An incomplete Yankton victory over Vermillion in a conference game ended 14 to 0. Key plays included late touchdown passes and successful extra points as the Vermillion defense struggled to stop Yankton’s offense.
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Yankton High
Vermillion
Yenkton
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Cinir
Mines Upset Yankton 14 0 in Homecoming Shocker
Rapid City Oct 18 The School of Mines toppled 1920 champions Yankton 14 0 in the Mines 2th annual homecoming. Helfert struck twice late in the game, rushing for 46 yards to the Yankton nine and then scoring a late TD after contesting a Yankton pass. Mines outgained Yankton 165 yards to 106 and earned ten first downs to eight. Substitutes filled in for injured captains Marquardt and Bermett as Mines rallied to a stunning victory.
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Rapid Ctiv
Hors
Ihe School of Mines
Mines
Cave
Yankton
Helfert
Marquardt
E. Bermett
Fichbe
Sctiven
Yankion
Livingston
Oenelli
Oemek
Jong Lesves
Warden
Reiss
Walden
Allert
Notre Dame and Northwestern Clash On Soldier Field
Seventy five thousand spectators expected as Notre Dame and Northwestern meet for a pivotal 1931 clash that could crown the national gridiron champion. The Fighting Irish aim to extend a 21 game win streak while Northwestern seeks revenge and a clean slate after recent defeats.
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Uc W
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Soldier Field
Fighting Irish
Wildcats
Rob Russell
Nebraska
Rick Lukats
Minnesota Invades Stanford in Pacific Coast Battle
University of Minnesota eleven arrives as first Big Ten team to travel west in six years to face a captainless Stanford Indians. Key Stanford players include Willman released from hospital and Manders McDougall and Munn expected to lead the Gophers, while Stanford defense and reserve strength are rated strong by experts.
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Stanford U
Stanford University
Cal
University of Minnesota
Stanford
Kenny McDougall
Captain Munn
Warner
Indians
Aberdeen and Sioux Falls settle 6 6 homecoming tie
Aberdeen tied Sioux Falls 6 6 at homecoming as Willimson of Aberdeen broke through for a 35 yard run and Bennix connected on a 30 yard pass after a Sioux Falls punt. Blows Falls struck early in the third.
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Terpatra
Crawford
Golster
Himmesif
Beelle
Huron
Luces
Pasti
Marthers
Wolves
Wle
Pusek
Lucas
Imrgery
Sonewellog Coe
Dean
Lelend
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen High
Sioux Talla
Willimson
Aberdeen Beck
Broken Arid
Bennix
Blows Falls
Rapid City Triumphes In Fourth Straight Win
Rapid City High School secured its fourth straight victory with a 4 0 win at Hot Springs. Coach E N Cobbs led the team as Cash Glen Grangy starred, scoring in the final quarter against a substitute Rapid City line.
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Rapid City
Hot Springs
Oct
Rapid City High School
E. N. Cobbs
Hadeen
Cash Glen Grangy
Replid City
Watertown Beats Madison 8 To 2 In Upset Victory
Watertown upset Madison on October 10 with long runs passes and strong line play to outscore 8 to 2. Watertown, led by aggressive offense, controlled the game, building a decisive lead through strong running and disciplined strategy.
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Watertown
Madhson & Watertown
Madison
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