Nebraska Favored Over Minnesota In Big Tilt Preview
New York Oct 11 Associated Press sports writer Herbert W Harker lays out a round of picks for Saturday games. Nebraska favored to rebound with a high powered offense centered on Lloyd Cardwell while Minnesota under Bernie Bierman pursues an upset in Lincoln. Minnesota arrives with 36 players and plans to stay in Omaha overnight before the Lincoln game.
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Clark And Doland In Annual Battle
Clark meets rival Doland in a long standing game with high local interest. Doland, last year 18 to 6 winner, relies on two standout players while Clark counters with nine key veterans led by Captain Kuarmes and Gottsleben. Coach Hamann has prepared the squad for a hard schedule with Friday’s Doland clash the toughest test.
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Rudolphs Exhibition Draws Large Crowd in Huron
A large crowd gathered at Marvin Hughitt Recreation Parlor to watch Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland, a five time world racket billiards champion, give an exhibition and coach local players. He will be followed by seven cuisher artists in Huron this fall under the National Billiard Association program. ST LAWRENCE WINS 31 TO 0
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Cochrane Trains Young Catchers as Retirement Looms
Detroit teems with activity around Mickey Cochrane at 32 as he mentors promising youngsters for his eventual exit from the game. Frankie Reiber shows progress under his tutelage while Ray Hayworth remains a veteran understudy, with Rudy York floated as a catching possibility though he dislikes the role.
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Wrestlers Put On Show Here Promoter Debuts New Moves
Promoter M. B. Smith staged a three match wrestling show in Huron with a small crowd. Behr Mitchell Tolliver split a 40 minute bout with Tolliver winning the first fall in 15 minutes and Behr the second in 16:22. Chris Nelson beat Jack Abel two to one after a quick pin in 42 seconds and 8:30 second follow up. Harald Kopal pinned William Donnelley in 16 minutes in a preliminary.
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Crowder At Bedside Of Wives Ill Health In Winston-Salem
Alvin Crowder, star pitcher for Detroit in the recent World Series, rushed to Winston-Salem to be with his seriously ill wife at a local hospital. He offered little comment on his victory over the Cubs in the series, saying only he felt due for a break when it came. Civic clubs plan a luncheon in his honor next week.
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Midget driver Cle tus O Rourke injured at Gilmore Stadium
Los Angeles October 11 23 year old midget racer Cle tus Cowboy O Rourke of Evanston Illinois lost control at Gilmore stadium and was hurled into the grandstand. His car struck a guard railing sending splinters into box seats. Doctors said he was not seriously hurt.
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Helisves Variety Is Best Grid Trickery
Worcester October 11 The Crusaders rely on varied offense as coach Eddie Anderson reshapes Holy Cross football. Hobin is benched with Dougherty taking pivotal blocking and running duties while last year’s Harvard win via Jim Hobin passes is cited as a past example.
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Red Rain Backers Rally for Futurity at Belmont Park
C. V. Whitney's Red Rain drew strong backing as about twenty two year olds were aimed at the $100,000 Futurity at Belmont Park tomorrow. Despite a poor Nur sery Stakes showing the chestnut colt looks like the Hopeful winner at Saratoga and Alfred Robertson will ride him after coming from New England.
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Runyan Setting Pace In Louisville Open
In Louisville Kentucky Paul Runyan led the $5,000 Louisville Open after the first round with a four under par 67 at Audubon Country Club. Victor Ghezzi shot 68, with Al Zimmerman and Teri Johnson tied for third at 69, while Richard Burton and Bill Kaiser posted 70. Amateur Craigia Krayenbuhl was the low amateur with a 87.
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Scalper Football lineup shifts ahead of Viking battle
Huron high school’s Scalpers, led by Coach Elden Parker, finalize a new lineup for their state conference clash against Augustana college in Sioux Falls. Veterans stay prominent as changes focus on defense and line stability with Gosch at center and Hohm moving to halfback.
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Merle Marshall
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Barron McIntosh
Sayre, Wilson's Kin Chooses Right End Fame
Woodrow Wilson Sayre, grandson of the late President Wilson, seeks football prominence as the right end for St. Albans preparatory school. The 145-pound student refused a news photo until securing his post, with his coach calling him one of the best linesmen. Sayre is the son of Francis B. Sayre, assistant secretary of state, and Jessie Wilson before marriage.
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Wildcats Hit Wet Weather Drills At Northwestern
Northwestern endured a rainy practice day as freshmen challenged the regulars and disrupted coach Lynn Waldorf's favored forward passing play. The soggy session underscored the Wildcats preparation for a potential sloppy game day, with wet conditions shaping the effort and strategy.
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Jowa Seeks South Dakota Help For Colgate Clash
Iowa Hawkeyes face Colgate Saturday afternoon in a pivotal intersectional clash. South Dakota players Dwight Moorer of Doland and Bob Lannon of Winner are expected to play key roles, anchoring the Hawkeyes’ blocking and backfield. Hoover, in his third year, is known to Huron fans from Doland’s 1981 high school title run.
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Weather summary for Huron area and region
Fair and warmer tonight and Saturday across Huron and vicinity. South Dakota and Minnesota forecasts show generally fair skies with rising temperatures. Minnesota predicts unsettled, possibly showers in the northeast. Early morning temperatures range from the upper 30s to the 50s with sunup at 6 43 a m and sunset later in the day.
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Japanese cruiser Suzuya placed in commission
The Japanese navy office announced a speeding up of naval construction. The cruiser Suzuya, third new ship in the 8,200 ton class, has been placed in commission and will join the fleet shortly.
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Colonists Told To Cut Expense In Matanuska Colony
In Palmer Alaska October the federal farm colony corporation ordered Matanuska valley colonists to curb spending as budgeted monthly disbursements for food clothing and farm hardware were tightened. Reports show a family of four budgeted seventy four dollars drew two hundred sixty seven dollars in a month while others faced suspensions of cash grocery allowances and August September distributions including a five dollar allotment per child and varying family caps.
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Taxi Driver To Testify In Trial In Mutilation Slay Case
Prosecutors rely on taxi driver Willian Leinert testimony to link Mandeville Zenge to the murder of Dr. Walter J. Bauer in Kirksville Missouri. The driver allegedly heard Zenge say he did not mean to hire, potentially strengthening the state's case. Leinert’s testimony was to unfold today, with jurors seated and the opening statements largely complete.
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Big Ten Trio Faces Trouble From Ahead
Chicago reports a rough Big Ten schedule with Indiana and Michigan clashing at Ann Arbor while Ohio State and Drake meet in a key intersectional tilt. Wisconsin risks Notre Dame, Illinois battles Southern California under injuries, and Minnesota faces Nebraska with Lloyd Cardwell powering the Cornhuskers.
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Kansas State Set to Test Marquette Tonight
Milwaukee Oct UP says Kansas State a fast powerful.Gloved team expected to challenge Marquette University tonight as a test of whether the Hilltoppers’ form matches last week’s Wisconsin display.
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