Nuvolari Dominates Roosevelt 300 Mile Vanderbilt Cup
Italian ace Tazio Nuvolari won the inaugural 300 mile Vanderbilt Cup at Roosevelt Raceway, finishing in 4 hours 32 minutes 44 seconds at an average 65.993 mph. France’s Jean Pierre Wimille was second with heavy American participation hindered by mechanical failures as Mauri Rose led the first American finishers in seventh.
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Wheelers Stun Sisseton In Wind Whipped 9–0 Contest
NOLAND Oct 13 Special The Deland Wheelers upset Sisseton 9 to 0 at Sisseton in a game dominated by strong winds that made punting difficult. Doland took a safety on a partially blocked punt, then drove across on a series of line smashes and a 20 yard run by Bross. Sisseton advanced but stalled via fumbles and interceptions. Knickrehin suffered a severe shoulder injury likely ending his season. Woodring cracked a finger but can play in relief. Flint was dropped for training infractions. Next up is Groton Tigers at Doland, a strong test for coach Beiers.
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Loyola Right Tackle Sets Altitude Mark
In New Orleans on October 13 a note to courshes and quarterbacks warns Loyola of the South not to throw passes over the right tackles. Feteraon is six feet six, Knight stands six feet two, and Davis is five five as reserves, with details on the team depth.
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Regional Grid Contests Attract Interest This Week
SID FEDER reports a week of regional grid clashes as top pairings include Tulane vs Colgate in New York, Vanderbilt vs SMU, Rice vs Georgia, Auburn vs Detroit, and UNC vs NYU. East and Midwest matchups feature Amy/Barnard, Duquesne/Pitt, Western Maryland/Villanova, Duke/Georgia Tech, Utah/Denver, with Princeton vs Penn and Temple vs Carnegie Tech highlighting broader title hopes.
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Farmers and Hunters Attend First Annual South Dakota Stag
A large gathering of farmers and hunters from South Dakota and neighboring states attended the inaugural Farmers and Hunters Stag at Marvin Hughitt Hotel. Sponsored by the Huron Chamber of Commerce and Beadle County’s Walton League, the event featured talks by game authorities, regional wildlife discussions, and a lunch, highlighting cooperation between farmers and hunters and plans to make the stag an annual affair amid Beadle County’s hunting season.
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Crow Meat Advisory Sparks Hunt to Test Edibility
Washington officials confirmed inquiries about eating crow meat after reports hunters in town and other states found it edible. Government experts said crow offers similar food value to other wild fowl and noted there are no established bans on consumption.
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Wildlife showcase marks South Dakota reef exhibition
The event featured wildtie in its many phases displayed around reefs in South Dakota. Most Voret, president of the Huron Izaxk Wetton Leavie chester, gave the gathering welcome. Mayer John P. Waleh delivered the welcome address as a German Band directed by Herr Wurtzen burter von Lampe performed. The display was arranged as a courtesy to visiting Finnermen with nonresident licensure required for admission.
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Reasons For Posting Property In Wildlife Rules Article
Fred Curtis explains hunting laws in South Dakota, stressing landowner rights and the need for permission to hunt. The piece notes signs, penalties for trespass, and the state’s wildlife management aims under the Conservation Service to protect game and breeding stock. Farmers limit hunting to those with owner consent.
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Parker Speaks At Y M L C A Meeting
Parker addressed about eighteen attendees at the Huron College YMCA gathering on Monday night. He spoke on athletics related to sex preparation and character, introduced by Ted Hohm. A brief business session followed and committee duties for Dad's Day Pow-Wow were assigned.
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Tigers Beat Wolves In Junior Football Clash
In a junior high touch football game the Tigers defeated the Wolves 7 to 0. Despite Wolves challenging the Tigers near their five yard line three times, Tigers' passing attack proved too strong. Emmons Carpenter Pearce and Niemeyer starred for the Tigers while Jensen and Teuber excelled for the Wolves.
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Hitchcock D-Ball Season Ends With Yale Tourney
Hitchcock High softball ends season next Friday at Yale invitational tournament. The Blue Jays won at home against Bonilla 10 to 0 in a revenge effort after Bonilla defeated them earlier, as they prepare for the Yale competition and a chance at Eastern schools.
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Football Tickets On Sale in Vermillion for Dakota Day
Tickets for the Morningside vs University of South Dakota football game in Vermillion on Dakota Day October 17 are on sale at Davis Pharmacy and Dwight Hut Soniking. Reserved seat tickets are available.
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1936 College Football Sees Biggest Year Since 1927
Chicago dispatch reports Major John L. Griffith values this season as football’s peak since 1927 28. Stadiums filled to capacity with Ohio State Pittsburgh Duke Washington Minnesota Indiana and others drawing large crowds. Ticket demand appears higher than in 1927 and 1928, signaling a strong revival after low attendance in 1932.
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Moody and Jacobs Lose to Moody in Mixed Doubles
In Berkeley, Helen Moody and Don Budge defeated Helen Jacobs and Henry Culley 5 7 10 8 6 4 to claim the mixed doubles title at the Pacific Coast Tournament as tensions from Wimbledon fade and sportsmanship prevails.
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Schmidt hints OSU power attack to end razzle dazzle era
Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt signaled a shift from razzle dazzle to power play after watching Pittsburgh's strength last Saturday. He started by promoting two standout players, Paul Birkholtz and Bill Phillips, to the varsity squad to bolster the Buckeyes' front line.
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Ambassador Bullitt Takes Over Duties in Paris
Ambassador William C. Bullitt pledged to strengthen Franco American friendship based on liberty democracy and peace presenting credentials to President Lebrun in the Elysee Palace. Lebrun expressed unity with the new envoy and Roosevelt sent greetings for happiness and prosperity of the United States. Reports also note boxing results from Chicago Newark and Washington with several bouts listed and a 1928 Carolina arch reference at Cambridge Mass.
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Tough Bill Goes Home To Yale Battle At Annapolis
Annapolis Maryland reports Navy takes on Yale in a Saturday game and brings Bill the Goat mascot back as a symbol of toughness. The tale recalls Bill’s ascent from stray stockyard wanderer to blue and gold bedecked figure, after predecessors retired and Bill’s son proved overly friendly.
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Weather forecast for Huron area fair and warmer midweek
Weather summary shows high temperatures near seasonal norms with record highs 22 and fall lows 13. Precipitation for month 0.10 inches, year to date 0.18 inches. Sunrise 6:45 am, sunset 7:...pm. Forecast calls for fair conditions and not so cool tonight, warmer Wednesday for Huron and vicinity.
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Weather Outlook For South Dakota And Minnesota
South Dakota forecasts call for generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. Northeast and east central areas stay warmer on Wednesday while southeast and south central regions remain cooler. Towns report cloudy unsettled skies tonight into Wednesday with modest warmth in northern Minnesota and partly cloudy to cloudy conditions noted.
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Maroons Drive for Dakota Day Victory Over SDU Coyotes
Vermillion notes Harry Gamage returns from Linus City with concerns as South Dakota Coyotes prepare for Morningside Maroons in the Dakota Day clash. Gamage praises Morningside’s strong left half back and tight defense while predicting a tough game for SDU, with team changes and key players listed for the showdown.
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