Tigers Face Brookings Bobcats In Huron Clash
Brookings High School Bobcats travel to Huron to challenge the Tigers in a critical conference game. Huron’s backfield features Kulawik and Vonderhaar supported by Boyle and McGinty, with defensive standouts Weaver and Gorman. Key injuries dampen Huron depth as starters Sarahan and quarterback Crawford sit out, while Kulawik and the Tiger line eye a potent attack in prime time at 8 o’clock under the lights.
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Gene Moore
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Barker Picks Tomorrow's Grid Winners As He Flips Penny
Expert predictor Barker selects winners for major games including Northwestern, Yale, Navy, Notre Dame, Michigan and more. He weighs Pitt, Alabama, Texas Christian, Southern California, and other matchups, noting tosses, form, and past performances to forecast upsets and favorites.
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Roundup of college and pro notes with player quirks and deals
A scattered sports roundup notes Marquette coach’s quips about missing a player named George, and sightings of Helene Carell in Pittsburgh. It highlights the Missouri Valley handbook and quirks of LSU’s twin Gormley brothers. It also covers baseball rumors around Pie Traynor, Bill McKechnie, and the Berger-Gabler trade, plus a brief college football remark about Dayton’s John Galley and a football game at Greenetown.
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Helene Carell
Jormee
Pittsburgh
Kulawik Named Best Back In South Dakota
Watertown Public sports editor M D Burgess quotes coach Jack Fing of Watertown and Arrow teammates praising Kulawik of Huron High School as the Red Grange of South Dakota high school football. Flug says Kulawik could keep up with college stars, marking him as a top prep back in the state.
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Muran
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Watertown
Flag
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Arrow
Nipers
Blind bowler George McDonald shocks San Francisco experts
George McDonald, totally blind, bowled strikes and high scores in San Francisco, learning alley dimensions by feel. He started bowling in September, averaged 127 after 1 1/2 months, and now runs promotions for the San Francisco Seals stadium while competing daily.
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Russell J. Newland
San Francisco
George McDonald
McDonald
San Francisco Seals
McKechnie Sets Caution Ahead of Reds Season
Cincinnati Oct 17 Newly named Reds manager Bill McKechnie announced a two year fifty thousand dollar contract and told fans to expect no miracles. He warned that any change will have to be well chosen and that dealing time runs only from June 15. President Crowley cited four years of farm club spending and player purchases while noting Reds profits from sales and the need to keep spending for the right players.
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Gophers Lead Junior High Touch Football League Standings
Gophers captained by Bob Pierce lead Huron Junior High intramural touch football after two weeks. Notre Dame Northwestern and Golden Eagles chase as close results and defensive play mark the early season. Standings show several tight games with few scores above two touchdowns.
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John Norfolk
Bob Pierce
Notre Dame
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Porrible Dane
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Ramat
Terrible Dance
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Captain Eyston Fails At Record On Salt Flats
Captain George Eyston sought the long distance speed record at Bonneville Utah but rain and a wet salt surface hampered progress. He aimed to surpass Sir Malcolm Campbell's 300 mph mark, yet his 15 1/2 hour run yielded an average around 157.6 mph, short of Jenkins 12 2/3 hour pace and his 2 000 kilometer target.
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Utah
George ET. Eyston
Malcolm Campbell
Aston
A. E. Jenkins
Jenkins
Faulkton Trojans Defend Central Dakota Conference Title
Faulkton opens title defense as Central Dakota Conference champs. The Trojans, boosted by a rapidly improving lineup, have defeated the Cheyenne Tachine in recent heats and stand ready to defend their crown.
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Dark God
Midseason Look At Teams In National Grid Honors Race
A midseason survey highlights top college football contenders across regions. Key matchups include Pittsburgh vs Fordham, Texas Christian vs Texas A and M, Nebraska vs Oklahoma, and Tennessee vs Alabama as strong candidates for national ranking. Duke, Georgia Tech, and Navy also featured among eastern and southern powerhouses. Notre Dame, Southern California, and Oregon listed among class leaders as the sport eyes a potential national title run.
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Navy
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Guldahl And Burke Pace In Oklahoma City Four Ball
Bixtcen top pros led by Ralph Guldahl and Billy Burke played doubles in Oklahoma City's first $5,000 four ball golf tournament. Burke shot four under par to help the pair beat Ed in round two and three, with Guldahl also delivering strong form.
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Billy Burke
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Billy
Sis’ Hele
Guidehl
Managers To Retain Scams
SID FEDER reports that after the 1937 campaign most major league managers are expected to remain in place. Only Dressen of Cincinnati and Hornsby of St Louis seem secure for now, with several others likely to stay on as bosses next season. The Cleveland Indians’ Alva Bradley confirmed Steve O Neil will return, while the Bees and Browns face the few remaining vacancies.
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Pat) Hornsby
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Gophers Face Michigan In Crucial Big Ten Clash
Minnesota prepared in Jackson, Michigan for a key showdown with Michigan in Ann Arbor. The 36 man Gopher squad hoped to end a three season win run and restore their national regard, aiming to avoid a potential loss that would mar a strong past record. Michigan expected its best game as crowds swelled beyond sixty eight thousand, with hopes of preventing Minnesota from becoming the first Big Ten team to win four straight over the Wolverines.
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Vermillion Triumphs 13-0 Over Yankton in Football
Vermillion used a clever running game led by Bramsner and Tanager back to overpower Yankton 13 to 0 at Hoala last night. Bramsner scored the opening touchdown after a punt exchange failed, then Brammer added the extra point. Swisher intercepted a Buck pass and returned it for Vermillion’s second score, with a wide kick following.
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