Tigers and Scalpers Face Tough Conference Opposition
The 1932 Eastern South Dakota clash sees Coffey’s high school Tigers travel to Mitchell for a floodlight game as Frank Coffey refines a defense to halt Joe Quintal’s Kernel attackers. Meanwhile Bud Parker’s Scalpers face Northern Norna’s Wolves in a key test after a 7 0 loss to Mines, aiming to upset the championship hopefuls.
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Frank
Coffey
Tigers
Mitchell
Joe Quintal
Huron College Field
Bud Parker
Boot of Mines
Northern Norna
Bob Empbell
Wolves
Aberdeen
Buren
Duratien
Madison
Yankton
Dakota Wesleyan
Cedi Coffey
Quintal
Dissension at South Dakota Gridiron Over Captain Backman
Smouldering discontent within the University of South Dakota football squad erupted into a signed ultimatum demanding the immediate removal of Captain Stanley G. Backman athletic director. The petition, signed by nearly all players, threatens to abstain from practice and games after October 17 unless the demand is met, with President Herman G. James considering the matter as the team heads to Cincinnati for a game. Backman, a military professor and former Ohio State and Cincinnati coach, faced mounting protests since the season began, though details remained guarded until the petition's delivery.
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University of South Dakota
Stanley G. Backman
Herman G. James
University
Backman
University of Cincinnati
Ohio City
James
Cincinnati
North Dakota State
Vincent Montgomery
War Department
Gr. James
University of Georgia
Ohio
Ohio State
South Dakota
Stanley S. Backman
George Little
U. C
Ohio State University
Wesleyan To Tackle Gonzaga On Coast
Nineteen football players from Dakota Wesleyan University and coach Stewart Ferguson depart Mitchell for Spokane to face Gonzaga University at 7 30 p m The Tigers aim to limit the westerners under 50 points with Paul Bunt joining the backfield and five freshmen in the travel squad.
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Gonzages
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Stewart
Ferguson
Spokane
Wash
Gonzaga University
Gonzaga
West Coast
Notre Dame
Tigers
Paul Bunt
North Dakota
Will
Robert Cooper
Norris Cozine
Forrest Gaetz
Charles Roadman
Georgie Pittman
Alexandria
Ward Myers
Vivian
George Lamke
Chippe- wa-Falls
Wis
Sidney Horman
Northern and Huron Rivalry Heats Up on Gypsy Day
Northern carries a strong midfield attack though inconsistent in front of goal against an average Huron defense. The two teams renew a long-standing rivalry on Gypsy Day after last year’s scoreless tie that stalled Northern’s title bid. Northern also boasts two-season home winning streaks as the contest nears.
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Huron
Northern
Wolves
Cincinnati Boss Faces Large Field For Manager Job
Cincinnati Reds president Sidney Weil reviews a flood of applicants after Dan Howley leaves the team. A saxophone player and a former mule handler seek the post, while real baseball figures Honus Wagner and Dorie Bush also apply and are given serious consideration.
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Cincinnati
Sidney Weil
Cincinnati Reds
Dan Howley
Reds
Weil
Mississinip Planter
Honus Wagner
Dorie Bush
Ramblers Top Junior High Football League Victory
Noel Leckness Ramblers romped Cubs 24 to 6 to claim the league lead. Clarence Shearer scored twice, Delbert Berquist added a TD, as Stubble Ducks and Wolverines also impacted standings while next week schedules include Ramblers vs Commanders and Wolverines vs Stubble Ducks.
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Dreadnaughts
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Noel Leckness
Cubs
Stubble Ducks
Wolverine
Bangerter
Leckness
Clarence Shearer
Delbert Berquist
Teague Teaders
Kid Chocolate Crowned Featherweight Champion After KO
Kid Chocolate defeats Lew Feldman at Madison Square Garden to claim the featherweight title per New York State Athletic Commission recognition. The Cuban fighter battered Feldman through 12 rounds, ending the bout with a stoppage two minutes 45 seconds into the 12th. Chocolate also holds a synthetic junior lightweight claim and has won three straight against Feldman.
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New York
Lew Feldman
Kid Chocolate
Chocolate
Feldman
Madison Square Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
Tormmy Paul
Buffalo
National Boxing Association
Chris Battalino
Reed
Patsy Haley
He Landae
Feldman le
Beadle County Conference expands with eight teams and season schedule
The Beadle county conference adds Sand Creek and eight schools Virgil Wolsey Cavour Wessington Bonilla Hitchcock and Huron seconds plan a boys and girls basketball season with trophies. The 1932 33 schedule opens November 11 Armistice day with a series of games across the member schools.
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Beadle County
Floyd Cain
Virgil
Huron High School
Huron
Sand Creek Consolidated School
Wessington
Cavour
Walsey
Bonilla
Hitchcock
Sand Creek
Huron High School Seconds
Galer
Ralph F. Galer
F. W. Wardman
Wolsey
N. J. Platt
Ir. Cain
Bonila
Boniilla
Wolser
Bow
Bitchrock
Vigil
Vikings And Braves To Resume Relations In 1930s Style
Sioux Falls college and Augustana College signed a contract for a football game on Saturday October 22 at Sioux Park grounds. The match will revive relations suspended in 1929 and 1932 with Sioux Falls holding a 15 to 12 victory in the last meeting in 1930. Plans for basketball and track clashes will also be resumed.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Sioux Falls College
Augustana College
Sioux Parly College
Vikings
Jess Willard Takes Market Bouncer Job At Fifteen A Week
In Los Angeles on October 14, former world heavyweight champion Jess Willard admitted he works as a meat market bouncer for fifteen dollars weekly. He appeared in court to explain inability to pay a 292.10 debt to a plumbing firm, describing his new line as unusual for the market.
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Los Angeles
Jess Willard
Willard
Lake Preston D Ball Tournament Planned This Fall
Lake Preston High School to host a diamondball tournament weather permitting. Coach Rider reports boys for practice and four teams will be formed with pitchers Bies Beck Dahl and Maumberger as cores. The winning squad will be banqueted by the other teams as the event concludes. Aberdeen Open Defense of Crown. Aberdeen High opens defense of its Eastern South Dakota Conference title against Yankton in Yankton tomorrow followed by Water Town Mitchell and local encounters with Huron and Sioux Falls.
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Rapid City
Oor
Heypler
Mitchell Yearling
Terpstra
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Harbert
Lire
Pasek
Wolves
Parker
Stahl
Stewart
Lamb
Jim Norfolk
Dakota
Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
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Bies
Beck
Dahl
Maumberger
Aberdeen
Crown Aberdeen
Aberdeen High School
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Yankton
Bucks
Golden Eagles
Watertoom
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Injuries Loom Over Yankton Greyhounds Ahead of Augustana Tilt
Yankton College football coach Carl Youngworth views tomorrow's game with Augustana after last week's 218 rushing yards by Spearfish Normal. Two backfield starters are out, with one season likely finished, while Smig and Reisz nursing injuries. The Greyhounds scrimmaged four nights this week, aiming to fix line blocking and defense. Postulka, L Smith, Gaynor, and Ptak to backfield, with Dunn and Lyman or Damek at leads, Wyman and White at tackles.
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Yankton
Carl Youngworth
Yorkton College
Ile
Spearfish Normal
Augustana Sollege
Smig
Reisz
Augustana
Sioux Falls
Muron
Southern
Sioux Falls College
Dakota Wesleyan
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Greyhounds
Spearfish
Postulka
L. Smith
Gaynor
Ptak
Dunn
Lyman
Damek
Wyman
White
Selection of Middleweight Principals for 8 Round Semi-Windup
A list of eligible middleweights includes Sorrell Ton Seaman Huron Johnny Moran Detroit Johnny Willams Athol Kid Kingsbury Aberdeen Marlon Haines Mitchell Tony LeClaire Virgo Battling Smith Lake Preston Young Harry Greb Minneapolis Jerry Leahy Watertown Irish McKeana Tyndall and Dick Demeray. Ballots must be sent to Bill Plummer Evening Huronice Sports Editor by Monday October 17.
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Sorrell Ton Seaman
Huron
Johnny Moran
Detroit
Johnny Willams
Athol
Kid Kingsbury
Aberdeen
Marlon Haines
Mitchell
Tony LeClaire
Virgi
Battling Smith
Lake Preston
Harry Greb
Minneapolis
Jerry Leahy
Watertown
Irish McKeana
Tyndall
Dick Demeray
Bill Plummer
Huronice
Gibbs and Gatcheller or Sutley at guards and Jack Wilson center
New York Kid Chocolate and Cubs faced Lew Feldman in Camden New Jersey. Primo Camera of Italy defeated Gene Stanton of Cleveland.
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Kid Chocolate
Cubs
Lew Feldman
Camden
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Primo Camera
Ital
Gene Stanton
Cleveland
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