Kasper Rides Reserves For Methodists Jackrabbits
Pierre and Brookings report extensive reshuffling as South Dakota State coach Kasper plugs reserves to replace injured stars in anticipation of Morningside's homecoming. Captain Salem out with pulled tendons. Ginsberg, Benson, and Douglas also sidelined. Wolfe shines at guard. backfield shifts include Jap Pofahl and Klork ap half with strong tackling corps and sophomore runners Michaelson and Fritz Johnson. Morningside’s deception and power loom large as the Jackrabbits prepare for a decisive clash on the home field.
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Ex Champions Battle in Met Springs Flamesteads Title Play
Ex champions Mrs Glenna Collett Vare and Miss Helen Hicks reach the finals of the flamesteads championship at Met Springs fold tournament in Hot Springs Virginia with Vare defeating Mrs Kenneth Seggerman 4 and 3 and Hicks overcoming Dorothy Ware Hulme 4 and 2. In the men’s side George H Flinn Jr Stanley Stone William H Platt and Thomas B F Time remain in Cascades course bracket with Flinn 2 and 3 over Edwin Ware Jr Stone over Kenneth Seggerman Ned 2 up Hulme 2 up over Ining T Smith and Pistt over Richard Tyner 2 and 1.
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Fights Last Night Brooklyn Boxing Action Report
Tony Canzoneri KO'd Frankie Petrole in Brooklyn while Arthur Hattick outpointed Walter Cobb in New York. Pulie Walker stopped Eddie Shapiro in Trenton and Maxie Rosenbloom beat Jack Redman in South Bend. King Tut from Minneapolis beat Johnny Freeman in Reno.
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Frankie Petrole
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Pulie Walker
Trenton
Eddie Shapirro
Maxie Rosenbloom
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Sooth
Sutherland Picks Pitt U S C Tulane Syracuse And Nebraska Among Others
Football coach J B Sutherland of Pittsburgh predicts upset outcomes across the nation. He favors Pitt over Army, Syracuse over Southern Methodist, and Stanford over Army, with U S C and Nebraska expected to win key clashes.
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Western Normal To Meet Montana Team
Spearfish hosts Billings Polytech on Yellowjacket day in Spearfish. Billings Polytech, averaging 163 points per game, seeks to rebound after losing the Montana small college title to Montana School of Mines last season. Spearfish lists end Yankton Scheidt and Jackson, tackles Griffin and Johnson, guards Pontius and Christenson, center Sutter, back Calvert, Liston, Quine, and Keene in the backfield.
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Liston
Quine
Keene
St Lawrence Tennis Courts Grow Popular This Fall
With warmer weather returning after near winter temps the St Lawrence community tennis court again draws many youths and adults. The court project is praised for promoting enjoyment and activity through summer and fall, honoring those who promoted its construction.
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King Tut Knocks Out Freeman In Second Round
King Tut, 453 pounds from Minneapolis, knocked out Johnny Freeman, 150, Dayton, in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Reno Nevada. Freeman went down twice in the same round for nine counts. Tut injured a hand several weeks ago.
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Battered Vikings Ready For Hounds
Augustana Vikings brace for Yankton clash after rough Mankato game. QB Walt Hall nursing rib injury, Cedrick LeGres knee issue, guard Mike Johnson out with tonsillitis. Team expects full strength for Saturday night. Deb Hart and LeGros excel in ball handling and punt returns. opening lineup hints at Applewick, Nielsen, Pettinger, Overby, Sanderson, Glaim, Carlson, Sondtegstal, Johnson, Hall.
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Applewick
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Northern Wolves Ready to Face Huron Scalp-ers on Gypsy Day
Aberdeen October 13 The Northern Wolves brace for their arch rival the Huron Scalpers in the sixteenth Gypsy day football classic at home. The team emphasizes strong blocking and tackling and introduces a fancy offense to counter the Scalpers heft. Walker and Button remain sidelined but others report full strength after a loss at Superior. last year’s scoreless game fuels caution about potential upset.
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Faint Echoes Of Rockne Handwriting And Racing Scams
A column notes Ruth Faulkner may have forged Rockne letters while secretary to Knute Rockne and to Chick Meehan at Manhattan. It discusses jockey pay scales and potential boxing and wrestling publicity stunts, mocking the era’s promotional schemes and a rumored wrestler in tow by James Jr. Sobhnston.
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Canzoneri Petrolle Title Bout Promises High Stakes
New York reports Tony Canzoneri to defend his featherweight status against Billy Petrolle while Kid Chocolate faces Don Feldman in a featherweight bout. Rosenbloom defends light heavyweight prestige in a non title win over Jack Redman. An elimination tourney among middleweights begins with Battaglia versus Devlin and Jehy facing Firrone.
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Undefeated Governors to clash with Winner in homecoming showdown
Pierre Governors led by Tom Marschall host Arnold Schaefer's undefeated Winner team in a highly anticipated Friday game at Carnaby Park. The clash, part of Pierre's homecoming celebration, could decide the unofficial 1922 high school state championship with both teams boasting strong offenses and storied seasons. Pierre's 149 points allowed andWinner's 154 scored indicate a tight, marquee matchup in central South Dakota.
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Ment
Braves To Open Conference Play In South Dakota
Siou Falls College Braves prepare for their South Dakota State Conference opener against Southern Normal from Springfield. Coach Olson reports good condition despite a 15 0 loss at Le Mars, with punter search ongoing and Walter Rice stepping up at end. Key injuries include Bob Nuzzi’s possible absence, while Mike Strahan and Roy Kentfield bolster the line. The team aims for consistency in passing and running plays as Helfert, Pierce, and Potlicarry contribute on offense.
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Married Yankees Pair Settle Down After World Series
A late World Series aftermath notes Byrd and Dickey of the Yankees wed. It also reports Lefty Gomez planning to marry, reflecting on the Cubs' early games. The writer revises an earlier pick, admitting Cubs pitches and hitters changed his view.
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Grads From South Dakota To Attend Cincinnati Game
Vermillion October 15 alumni from the University of South Dakota will travel to Cincinnati for the football game Saturday night. Porter P. Lowry, professor of military science and tactics at Cincinnati, says about 100 graduates will attend. Lawry, a USD alum, heads the ROTC unit at Cincinnati. Tickets arranged for Dakota alumni attending the game.
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Ubl Continues To Show Improvement
In Minneapolis on October date, Ubl demonstrates ongoing improvement. Details remain sparse but observers note steady progress and positive signs of recovery.
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Yaunneapolis
Groton Plans Homecoming Parade and Jungle Day
Groton will stage its ninth annual homecoming on October 14 with a 12 45 PM parade led by eight mounted color bearers, the band, Jungle Day King and Queen, class floats, football squads, and students. The day features a double header football game, Groton facing Pierpont and Redfield, with Redfield notable for joining the NE conference and boasting star fullback a former Groton student.
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Lyle von Wald
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Pierpont
Redfield Golden Pheasants
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Redfield
Big Ten
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Redfeld
Iverson
Tigers
Army To Have New Coach In Football Army To Have New Coach In Football
West Point announces a change in football leadership for next season as Uient Gill Davidson, a 1921 academy graduate, is chosen to replace Major Ralph L Sasse when his four year detail ends. Fleming, the graduate manager of athletics, made the announcement yesterday.
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Military Academy
Army Uient
Gar Davidson
Ralph L Sasse
Dreadnaughts Trim Commanders 7 to 6
The Dreadnaughts edged the Commanders 7 to 6 in a tense junior high league game. Harold Heyer scored for the Dreadnaughts while Captain Gene O Connor tallied for the Commanders as the defense stifled a late tying drive.
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LeRoy
Haberman
Ber
Cubs
Harold Heyer
Dreadnaught
Gene O'Connor
Cloge Aonipiit
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