Big Ten grid program stars in midwest and west clashes
A sprawling Saturday slate features Northwestern, Ohio State, Michigan, Purdue, and Indiana in Big Ten action amid national tests. Western matchups include California battles with Stanford and Washington State facing USC, with Minnesotan and Chicago teams also in keen contests as season momentum builds.
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Huron Football Team to Play Wessington Practice Game
Huron pendent football team to play a Sunday practice game at Wessington announced by Dick Frye team manager Equipment issued Wednesday night then three short practice sessions including signal drills Members urged to meet at Tedway and Siem Sport Shop Sunday at 10 am and join the squad for a chance to participate in the practice game
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Mitchell Gallops To Victory Over Platte
Mitchell high school defeated Pratte high school 46 to 7 in Mitchell. Captain Len Sherwood led the effort with four touchdowns including an 18 yard run, a 46 yard dash, and a sequence aided by Ludeman and Woods. Nokes and Norfolk contributed on defense and offense as Mitchell outclassed the visitors.
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Wessington Springs Triumphs 47-0 in Homecoming Showdown
Wessington Springs, led by Lucas with 19 points, crushed Woonsocket 47-0 in a record homecoming crowd. Pinard, Match, Lass, Lammers, and Long starred in a dominant win as the team extended its winning streak to four. Doland then edged Milbank 13-7 to stay atop the Northeast Conference standings, Calvert and Koch standout for Doland while Milbank’s defense struggled at key moments. Groton beat Webster 7-0 in a Northeast Conference clash, and Lake Preston tamed Artesian 7-0 behind a third-quarter Morgan TD. In Brookings, South Dakota State prepared for a big homecoming slate after a bye, while North Dakota aimed to return to form against the Jackrabbits in Grand Forks.
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South Dakota U Drubbed By Bison In ND Meet
North Dakota overpowers South Dakota 25 to 7 in a North Central conference football opener. Bison back McKay scores, passing threat from South Dakota’s Bill South limited. Whittemore and others gain yardage as ND defense clamps down with early two touchdowns.
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Northern Wolves Rest and Prep for Gypsy Day Clash
Northern State Teachers College football squad resumes light workouts after a short rest as they prepare for the homecoming game against Spearfish Yellowjackets on October 18. Coach Robert Campbell emphasizes easing into practice to avoid injuries while keeping the lineup intact following earlier wins over Huron college Scalpers and Springfield Pointers.
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All-Stars Defeat Rex Stucker's Outfit in Sioux Falls Showdown
Oct 11 report says a Philadelphia Athletics contingent led by Rube Walberg and Lefty Chove beat Rex Stucker's all stars 7 to 3 before a crowd of about 3,300. Letty O'Doul of the Nationals and Bill Sweeney of the Red Sox led the hitting.
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Greyhounds Rout Western Union In One Sided Win
Yankton College’s Greyhounds dominated Western Union of Le Mars 52 to 6 in the Owl grid opener at Yankton. Southmayd scored four times, Mendel twice, and the team repeatedly penetrated Western Union territory as the defense and quick plays sealed the lopsided victory.
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Wesleyan Loses In Second Half
St Thomas defeated Wesleyan 25 to 0 in Saint Paul last night as a second half defense stifled the Wesleyan backfield. The game was tied 6 to 6 at the half after Arnold’s short TD but St Thomas pulled away in the final period with three touchdowns including an interception return. O Hilloran connected with Anti on a 30 yard pass for the opening score.
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Pierre Has Close Call Mobridge Victory 13 to 6
Pierre held off Mobridge 13 to 6 after a late surge by Mobridge. Pierre started with a first quarter touchdown and extra point, Clinker scored twice for Mobridge in the third, and a late Mobridge drive stalled at Pierre’s six yard line before Harbert intercepted.
Majors and Minor Leagues Drift Toward War
The major and three class AA minor leagues clashed over draft lines in a day of talks. Minor leagues backed universal death benefits concept but spurned majors terms. Majors propose one drafted player per minor club at 5000 dollars, while Class AA seeks 10090. Conference adjourned without agreement.
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North Dakota Routs Morningside 32 to 0 in grid action
GRAND FORKS N D Oct 11 North Dakota University opened its bid for a third straight North Central Conference title with a 32 to 0 victory over Morningside. Roach West's squad dominated and hints of a strong conference race emerged as North Dakota State Agricultural College beat South Dakota University 25 to 7. Geneva College captain Johnny Knappic, famed for his gifts, drew praise though from a small school. Coach Lock Sutherland later said little about the season as Kansas will face a Big Six foe in football this year.
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No Soft Spots at Western Reserve Under Gordon Locke
Cleveland daily notes Gordon Locke, Western Reserve University football coach, plans tough schedule to raise athletics. Reserve faces Pittsburgh, Ohio University, Carnegie Tech and Ohio Wesleyan on consecutive weekends with potential Ohio State and Purdue clashes. Home games at Indians baseball park, stadium under construction on the lakefront.
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Berg Beats Petrolle In Ten Round Madison Square Garden Bout
Jack Berg known as the British perpetual motion machine avenges earlier losses by pummeling Billy Petrolle for a clear ten round decision at Madison Square Garden in a display of relentless punching power and endurance.
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Harold Crawford Earns Spot on Creighton First Team
Harold Crawford, former Huron high school star, joins Creighton varsity after a season shifting from fullback to halfback. Reports from Omaha credit his progress to solid punting and passing during practice, noting his leadership as Huron captain in 1926 and his role on the 1927 state basketball title squad.
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Von Porat Loses On Foul After Leading
In Chicago a heavyweight bout ended as Von Porat, after a strong comeback, led Angus Snyder of Dodge City Kansas before a late foul on a after the bell knockout by Snyder. Porat had appeared improved since his prior defeat to William Stribling in a first round.
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Fights Last Night Highlights scattered results
Boxing results from New York Chicago and Omaha list several decisions. Berg England outpoints Bully Petralle outpoints Doriman over Ralziko Buffalo over Buffalo and Murphy over Spud Murphy in brief bouts. Snyder Dodge City defeats Von Porat while Millio Omaha tops Laity Cooper in unclear action.
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Bell Recasts Team For North Dakota Clash
Huron College Scalpers reshuffle lineups amid injuries and ineligibility as they head to Jamestown to face the Jimmies in their third game. Bell shifts backfield and line positions, plans depth at guard and center, while Bowman is sidelined and Williamson rests.
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Hot Springs Gridders Edge Rapid City 26 6 in 60 Yard Run
Hot Springs high school defeated Rapid City 26 to 6 here yesterday. Racer sparked a 60 yard run for Hot Springs and Kocer scored three touchdowns with two extra points. Wilking scored Rapid City’s lone touchdown on a short line plunge and Wilkins added a late score for the city. Fitzgerald opened Hot Springs scoring with a first period pass.
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