Veteran Mitchell Linemen To Test Tiger Power Friday
Huron seeks a third straight win as the Tigers host the Witchell Meenels in a clash of line strength. Mitchell backs a veteran line with a green backfield while Huron's forward unit faces a Kernels squad with seasoned up front and youngsters in the backfield. The Tigers, led by coach Quintal, plan a hard scrimmage and bring a large supporting contingent to Mitchell tomorrow evening.
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Wrestling Results Show Falls Decisions Across Cities
Joe Savoldi of South Bend Indiana defeated Abe Kashey of Syria in two straight falls in Trenton New Jersey. Bronko Iieski of Hungary defeated Sandor oi oa of Hungary in two of three falls in Angeles California.
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First Hobo Day clash recalls late field goal winner
BROOKINGS Oct 13 memories mark the first Hobo Day game when State College edged Yankton 6 to 3 after Bernard Sheehan dropped the ball through the goalposts from the 30 yard line. Since then State has rarely lost on Hobo Day and this year faces South Dakota on Oct 29 for arch rivalry supremacy.
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Rumors Swirl Over Cards Managerial Bid and Football News
Eddie Brietz reports on Billy Herman linked to the St. Louis Cardinals as manager amidst college coach shuffles. Duke’s Wallace Wade may move to athletic director, with Car! A head coach role, and LSU courting Fordham. Also notes Leo Durocher, Phil Swindon, and Ace Parker in football circles amid weekend schedules.
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Scalpers Meet Braves in Sioux Falls Showdown Tonight
Huron Scalpers visit the Sioux Falls College Braves at Augustana field aiming to extend a five game stretch as coach G E Parker emphasizes staying focused. Key players include Knapp McMillan Thompson Hauge Weaver Quiggio Bruener Pasek Holm and McInten with reserves Carreeron Lobitz Haware Blacksmith Bates and others traveling. Game slated for 8 p.m. tonight.
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Gas mask training on School of Mines campus
Flardrockers at the School of Mines campus wear gas masks toggles and bulky apparatus as part of a mine rescue training program directed by the United States Bureau of Mines. The course teaches use and care of self contained oxygen breathing apparatus for mine disasters and rescue operations.
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Baseball Experts Have Good Season
New York and Chicago Cubs were favored by AP sport writers in preseason polls. Only two experts correctly predicted the NL first division. Reds surged from last to fourth, while most prognosticators misread the league races in the 1938 campaign.
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Yale High School hosts third annual softball invitational
Yale High School stages a Friday softball invitational with Yale facing Iroquois Bancroft and Cavour drawing matches 1 p.m. and 2:10 p.m. The day closes with a 3:50 p.m. championship. Coach Geiger arranged games free to the public as Yale and Iroquois seek a new champion after last year’s winners.
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Cavour Horseshoe Pitchers Form New Club
Cavour notes indicate B P Corrigan was chosen president of the newly organized Cavour Horseshoe Pitchers Club in a meeting this week. Officers include F EB Johnson as vice president and W Carr Sheffield as secretary treasurer. Eight charter members listed with plans for growth and state and national affiliation.
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ISDU Coach Finds Little Cheer In Final Scrimmage
Vermillion October 13 Expressing doubt about the Coyotes offense South Dakota coach Harry Gamage warned his team after a final hard workout before conference play with Omaha. He criticized backs for not delivering power and noted changes in blocking duties shifting to Harold Port and the Redshirts.
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Baseball May Be Olympic Sport
The International Baseball Federation drives toward Olympic inclusion while planning an amateur world series in England this summer and submission for the 1944 program. Nations like the United States England Cuba Mexico Puerto Rico Hawaii Canada and Peru commit to the 1939 championship for the John Moore trophy with Japan the Philippines Australia and France expected to join. venues cited as New York or Havana with England to defend the Moore trophy after defeating Mann's All-Americans in the inaugural cup series last August.
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Durocher Accepts Brooklyn Manager Post
Leo Durocher, 33, named manager of one of baseballs 16 big league clubs, taking the Brooklyn helm. He spoke eagerly to New York reporters, but mourned his father’s funeral in West Springfield, Mass. A skeptical observer noted his one year contract, hinting at further changes next year.
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Zuppke Employs Privacy Ahead Of Notre Dame Clash
Chicago and college football news describe Bob Zuppke guarding Notre Dame prep as Arizona painter coach eyes defenses. Injuries reshape lineups with Mel Brewer out for Notre Dame, Phil Peezoli to start. Wisconsin’s Tony Gradisnik doubtful while Michigan and Ohio State prepare for key games.
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Training Begins For World Hockey Champs
CHICAGO October 12. The world champion Chicago Black Hawks prepare for Chamoutin Tl where they will train for the 1938 39 National Hockey League season. Player coach Paul Thompson guides the squad of 20 with Bill Stewart recovering from an appendectomy in Dorchester Massachusetts and will oversee conditioning for two weeks.
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Water Tower Burns at Burnside Railroad Yard
A water tower at Burnside JA burned to the ground after being opened and filled with water gallons, despite efforts by firemen. The blaze erupted on October 13 and destroyed the wooden structure built of white pine near the rail line.
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Gopher Greats Highlight Moore And Nash In Gophers Attack
Wilbur Moore, a senior 5 foot 11 inch halfback at Minnesota, leads the team in carries signaling a double barreled backfield. Quiet standout Butch Nash, six feet tall and 175 pounds, emerges as a key blocker and receiving target, adding depth to Minnesota’s drive for another Big Ten title.
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Minnesota Stars Rise Among Nation's Brights
Prominent players emerge across colleges with Minnesota figures Moore Nash News Johnson and Brown. Seniors and sophomores draw attention as standout backs and ends, highlighting Georg Nash and Smothers, with teams like Notre Dame Oregon North Carolina and Brown shaping the national scene amid early-season praise.
McKeehnie Named Reds Manager In Two-Year Deal
Today a year ago Bill McKeehnie signed a two year contract at 25090 annually to manage the Cincinnati Reds. The piece notes Jimmy Wilson and Pie Traynor directing the Phillies and Pirates respectively. It recalls a five year-ago Giants victory and a three year-ago Massachusetts open golf win by Paul Runyan.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press Baltimore
Boxing roundup from Baltimore shipyard alerting readers to results and notable bouts featuring Bucky and Jory Straus with contest details and outcomes.
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