Tigers Face Brookings In Preseason Grid Battle Friday
Huron high school aims for a tough matchup as coach George Deklotz prepares the Tigers to host Brookings. Key players include backfield leader Sig Kulawik with Bud Ebert Jimmy Crawford and Bob Verderhaar, while Keith Gordon is doubtful with pleurisy. Offensive focus rests on coordination, passing defense, and linemen Weaver, German, Cameron, Carlson, Gormin.
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Bob Coffey
Zeon
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Brookings-Huron
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Brookings
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Sterling
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German
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Bud Ebert
Jimmy Crawford
Bob Verederhaar
Clem Foppel
McGinty
Boyle
Cameron
Mitch Kulawik
Carlson
Gormin
McGints
Hoosiers Seek Scoring Punch for Weekend Battle
Indiana’s defense stifled Minnesota and Notre Dame last week as the Hoosiers prepare for a clash with Illinois. Northwestern, Purdue, and Wisconsin also ramp up drills as Big Ten teams tune up for Saturday games.
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Chicago
Indiana
Hoosiers
Thincis
Slims
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Lynas Waldorf
Wildcats
Purdue
Boilermakers
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Iehigen
Frais Last Night Boxing Card Report From Various Cities
A fragmented boxing roundup lists recent results: Herbie Kam of Brooklyn knocks out Ralph Chong of New Orleans. Brows knocks out Back Fvorett of Gary. Everett outpoints Tackie Wilson in St. Louis. Mazie Rosenblcam from New York earns a gut point over Bob Nestell in Los Angeles.
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Tee Associated
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Herbie Kam
Brooklyn
Ralph Chong
New Oeleans
Coral Gables
Fla—Ber
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Fvorett
Gary
Ind
ST. Louis
Everete
Sioux City
Tackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Mazie ‘Rosenblcam
Bob Nestell
Wheelers Set For Clark Game Homecoming clash with Clark Friday
Doland Wheelers feverishly prep for Homecoming Day as Clark visits Friday. Despite a 30 pound weight gap, Doland fought Sisseton to a near even split through three quarters, then fumbled late allowing a touchdown. Woodring and Youngren starred for Doland. Arntzen led Sisseton as primary ball carrier and passer. Coach Hubbard reshapes the Wheeler line up for stronger defense.
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Sissetons
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Wheelcrest
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Warte
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Sisseton Tem
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Coat
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Caldow
Sunshine League Reorganized for Next Basketball Season
Redfield reports an updated Sunshine basketball league with nine teams and a final tournament. New plan ends divisions, teams must play at least eight games, and contracts are to be signed as schedules are set by officials in Frankfort Cresbard Ashton and others. Some teams may begin in early November as Frankfort Cresbard lead arrangements.
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Sunshine Basketball League
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EL Feterson
Frankfort
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Mellenie
A. A. Stack
Secrenears Minetenia
W Northville
Conde
Rockham
Orient
Mellette
Cresberd
Brentford
Ify
Wleasd
Semck
Cresba
Cresba Red
Vanderbilt SMU gridiron duel splits family loyalties
In Nashville on October 13 a college football clash sees Ray Morrison coaching Vanderbilt while his son Jock Morrison leads the Southern Methodist Mustangs from the backfield. The elder Morrison says the goal is to win, though he hopes his son performs well against his former team.
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Tenn
Morrison
Iwell
Vanderbilt
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Ray Morrison
Gid Tator
Jock
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Mer
Highmore Ends Football Season After Squad Shrinks
Highmore will discontinue football for the remainder of the season due to a very small squad, with ineligibilities and losses reducing players. The Pirates finished the conference schedule last Friday beating Ft Pierre. games with Miller and Wessington were canceled as coach H Q Baillie shifts to intramural basketball.
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H. Q. Baillie
Pirates
Ft. Pierre
Miller
Baillie
New York
Damo O'Mubaney
Ireland
Jesse James
Hollywood
Calif
Outdoor Meets In Past Year Result In 7 New Records
A year end look at outdoor track results shows seven world records bettered. Americans set three new marks led by Earle Meadows and Bill Sefton in pole vaults and Bob Ostood in the high hurdles. Other top performances include Stanley Wooderson and Glenn Cunningham debates, while several European runners posted leading times.
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Fullerton
New York
Uncle Sam
Sciub
Amateur Athlete Union
England
Finland
Sweden
Hungary
Ireland
Stanley Wooderson
Glenn Cunningham
Wooderson
Archie San Romani
Patrick O'Callaghan
Earle Meadows
Bill Sefton
Bob Ostood
Mel Walker
Raches
John Hency Jansson
Mikios Susbe
Hanparg
Pat
Hole-In-One Club Membership Rooms
Prize shots poured in from across the nation as the Axandeted Prees Hole-In-One Club hits a four year high. Indiana leads the batch with ten of the last reported aces, while Minnesota and New York trail. Marion Coulter of Richmond sinks a 57 yard shot at Elkx Community Club. Johnny Goodman of Omaha and Mrs O S Hill of Kansas City notch perfect shots, among top stars joining the event.
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Minnesota
Carolinas
Vermont
Marion Coulter
Richmond
Ind
Elkx Comuntry Club
Clenbrook
Minden
Nevada
Solo
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Tations
Carathur Rehampion
Lakeside Golf Club
California
Kansas City Star
Indiana Hills County Club
Pigskin Picks and Conference Mismatches Swirl in Scores
A jumble of college football matchups and team pairings appears with unclear spellings, listing Purdue, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame, Northwestern, Southern California, Texas, Methodist, Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Alabama, Texas Tech, Arkansas, Washington among others. The text hints at forthcoming games and potential ties or close contests with scattered conference labels.
Onida Continues To Set Pace In Central South Dakota Conference
In Pierre on October 11, the Central South Dakota conference race begins with Faulkton Trojans hosting Fort Pierre and Gettysburg facing Highmore Ipswich. Onida and Pierre highlight the standings as teams jockey for position. results show Onida 6 Mobridge 0 and Faulkton 8 Cheyenne Agency. Standings list Onida 0-1-0 and Pierre 0-1-0 with Gettysburg 1-5-0 and Mobridge 0-0-2 amid a tight race through early conference play.
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Highmore
Ipswich
Pierre
Aberdeen
Eagles
Pierre Iine
Tettenmen
Mobridge
Gettysburt
Fighmore
Faulkton
Cheyenne Agency
PL Piere Cettisburg
Faulkien
Fiévre
Torwich
Pamlletory Ee
Anne «Oo Fe
PUNTS AND BY PASSES AT LASALLE AND NOTRE DAME
LaSalle sophomore guard Frank Loughney faces indefinite suspension after a bench-tickling play during a game with Catholic University. Notre Dame shuffled players Jack McCarthy Louie Zontini and Charlie Sweeney amid a tight contest with De Paul, as both teams adjusted at halftime.
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Philadelphia
Frank Loughney
LaSalle
Marty Brill
Loughney
Catholic University
Vic Sachon
Drew & Pensity
South Bend
Ind
Jeant
Notre Dame
Jack McCarthy
Ebner ‘Loyderm
Louie Zontini
Charlie Sweeney
Leonard Stoglund
Mes
Potter Hovel Improves Bart Milatto Putt Two Ways
Omaha golfer Bart Milatto, splitting time between Omaha and Phoenix, devised a putter aid by inserting a carpenter’s bubble level into the shaft. He says the device tilts along the intended line, helping judge the green’s tilt despite distant mountain background.
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Neb
Bart Milatto
Bart
Phoeni
Aziz
Roundup of early 1920s baseball chatter and salaries
The sports column surveys shifting payrolls and player status across teams. It notes Charley Brock of Nebraska, Egbert Barrow’s refunds on world series reservations, Crowell Lie of North Carolina, and questions salaries for Bill Terry and others. Cincinnati’s payroll debate and Bud Quinn’s Boston Bees finance loom as Beantown fans weigh moves. The piece hints at Donie Bush and Tony Lazzeri as offseason options while players gather in Beantown.
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Charley Brock
Nebraska Center
of All Places
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Gophers
Charley
Egbert Barrow
Yanks
Gaya
Gudiron
Crowell
North Caroina
Jake Ruppert
Joe McCemby
Bill Terry
Cebrig
DiMaggio
Gomez, Et al
Bud Quinn
Boston Bees
Beantown
Cincinnati
Bill MecKechnie
Boston
Pippus
Moxus Quinn
Donie Bush
Tony Lazzeri
Chicago Teams In Final City Pennant Showdown
Chicago's White Sox and Cubs face off at Wrigley Field in a decisive battle for the city title. The Sox suffered a setback at Comiskey Park as Southpaw Larry French blocked a potential rally, while the Cubs connected on American Leaguer Larry Yighthander. Manager Charlie Grimm tapped Curt Davis for a key start to push for the city crown.
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White Sox
Cubs
Chicago
Comiskey Pack
Larry French
Cotes
Leance Yighthander
Verney Kennedy
Cheit Cmck
Clint Brown
Feller To Pitch In All Star Game
Feller set to start for the American League in an all star game with Joe Gonzales and USC pitcher Yehanon Hostaigit as opponents. Promoter Joe Pirrone hopes to beat the 21,000 attendance record set by Ruth and Gehrig.
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