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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1940

Page

12

Buckeye Eleven Favored Over Wildcats in Dyche Clash

Ohio State's powerful Buckeyes face Northwestern on Saturday in a sell-out 45,000 crowd at Dyche Stadium. The match-up tests national title hopes for Minnesota and Cornell, with Ohio State favored after recent wins over Pittsburgh and Purdue while Northwestern routed Syracuse 40 to 6. Coaches adjusted formations and defenses as Michigan, Purdue, Indiana, and other schools prep for upcoming games.

Earl Hilligan Chicago Dyche Stadium Minneapolis Ithaca Ohio State Buckeyes Northwestern Wildcats Minnesota Gophers Cornell Pittsburgh Purdue Wildcat Syracuse Buckeye Colgate Army Waldorf Northwestern Francis Schmidt Michigan Harvard Fritz Crisler Hingis Southern California BobcMillin Indiana Nebraska Wisconsin al Lorenz Iowa Michigan State

Huron High Sophs Open Season At Mitchell

Huron High School Sophomore Tigers meet Mitchell High School B squad on the Little Kernels field this afternoon. Coach Pete Washabaugh will take 22 players, all sophomores, for the opening clash, with no regular team sophomores in the lineup.

Huron High School Tigers Mitchell High School Little Kernels Pete Washabaugh Huron Tigers Washabaugh Mitchell

Northwestern Quarterback Joins Ringling Bros Circus

Dick Erdlitz from Evanston Illinois traveled with the Ringling Brothers circus during the solstice. His duties included feeding Gargantua the gorilla while on tour.

Big Joe Evanston Dick Erdlitz Northwestern Ringling Brothers Circus Gargantua

Northwestern Ohio State Clash Tops Saturday's State

Northwestern Ohio State clash tops Saturday’s state sports page with Oscar Vitt as the casualty in major league managerial lists and Bill Terry tied to a long contract. The piece outlines Ivy League’s push toward a closed circuit, Terry’s unpopularity with Giants fans, and a look at attendance shifts and team dynamics.

Northwestern Ohio State Oscar Vitt Bill Terry Harry Grayson NEA Service Detroit Oscar Witt Cleveland William Barald Terry New York Nationals Bill ‘Terry Grace Stoneham Sy-walsy Giants Terry Stoneham Brooklyn Ginsinnati Leo J. Bondy Tressier Manhattan Dodgers Yankees Johnny McCarthy 2Eke Bonura Nick Witele Dodgers Beach Stoneham & Co

Battered Coyotes Prep for Doane as Iowa Loss Stings

Vermillion Oct 10 A bruised State U Coyotes football squad returns to drills after a 46-0 defeat by Iowa. Despite heavy substitutions late, most players logged 58 minutes of the game as they prepare for Duane College of Crete Nebraska and a Dakota Day showdown with Morningside on October 19.

Coyotes Doane Iowa U Ty Iowa University Hawkeyes Duane College of Crete Nebraska Morningside Iowans Hawkeyes Hawks Johnny Johnson Ole Solberg Grant Heckentivaly Ed Petranék Don Fomey Bureette Wallace Bob Burns Harry Gamage Nate Bond Chet Anderson Bob Stroh Hol Pnaik Damage

Notre Dame Ticket Query Clarified For Pacific Trip

A South Bend report notes a woman asked Notre Dame athletic offices about ticket prices for a game. Staff explained the Irish schedule includes the College of the Pacific and Southern California, and that Southern Pacific refers only to the railway line used for travel to the western trip.

NEA South Bend Ind Notre Dame Southern Pacific College Pacific Southern California

Biggest Blowout Since 1918 Seen After Cincinnati Win

In Cincinnati after the 1940 World Series title, fans poured into the streets with confetti and newspaper torrents, celebrating the victory as the greatest since the Armistice. Police restrained a crowd that toppled garbage cans and briefly threatened a street riot before calm returned as city cleanup prepared.

Cincinnate Frank McCormick West Cincinnati City Hall City

Roundup of Baseball to Football Shifts and Reds Triumphs

From New York sports desk Eddie Briezt surveys post season shifts as baseball ends and football takes focus. He notes Notre Dame vs Georgia Tech, the Reds’ World Series victory, key players like Ripple Derringer and McCormick, and Hank Gowdy’s power tie. Also snippets on Billy Evans, Tony Galenta beer stunt and a North Carolina football tale.

Eddie Brietz New York Notre Dame Georgia Tech Deep South Irish Charlie Reds Landis al Schacht the Friend of Man Tony Galenta Herr Schacht Tomy Meany Dodgers Jimmy Ripple Montreal Ransom Paul Derringer Mike McCormick Mile Billy Evans Red Sox American Association Hank Gowdy Redsos Bucky Walters Hank Detroit

Drake Leads In Total Offense In Early Grid Stats

The American football statistical bureau ranks Drake University at the top of total offense after a 56-6 win over Montana State, averaging 465 yards per game. Cornell leads in passing and is second in total offense, while Creighton tops rushing at 390 yards per game and Georgia shows the sturdiest line. Mississippi State is noted as the best defense to date, allowing 45 yards per game combined.

Seattle American Football Statistical Bureau Onni Cornell Colgate Drake University Montana State Creighton Brown Wake Forest Big Red Illinois Mississippi State Gomne Georgia Baines Ozlethorpe South Carolina Florida Southwestern

Savole Edges Anderson In Seventh Round KO

Lee Savole of Des Moines defeated Arne Anderson Sweden's heavyweight champion by technical knockout in the seventh round. Anderson suffered a fractured jaw from Savole's jab as the referee halted the fight. No knockdowns occurred. the bout was slated for ten rounds.

el. Rau Lea Savole Des Moines Iowa Arne Anderson Sweden Hero Sinderson Savele Sharpeut Savold Anderson Olinder ‘Trotter Caro Negro Billy Jespie Stone Lake Wis Windi

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