Huron High to Meet Pierre in Non Conference Clash
Huron High School Tigers prepare for a non Eastern Conference game hosting the Pierre Governors on local turf tomorrow night at 8. Pierre arrives with a 1 1 record after beating Todd County 39 13 and losing to Mobridge 19 14.
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Bill Dudley Still Leads Pro Football Ground Gaining List
Bill Dudley remains the top ground gainer in the National Football League after another strong performance for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He increased his lead to 272 yards on 44 carries, with an average of 6.2 yards per attempt, as Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn. Veterans Andy Farkas and Ted Fritsch moved up in the rankings, while rookies Dick Politon and Bob Morrow added yardage in recent games. Sammy Baugh and Cecil Isbell continued to pace the passing leaders with multiple touchdowns, Isbell reaching 15 straight games with a scoring pass.
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Cleveland
Ted Fritsch
Green Bay
Bob Morrow
Cardinal
Tommy Thompson
Philadelphia
Sammy Baugh
Washion
Baugh
Eagle
Cecil Isbell
Hutson
Detroit
E Award Given To Terpening Company
Terpening Company of New York receives an Army Navy E award for wartime production. Presentation by Col HV D Carput Jr of the Army Signal Corps at the plant location. Lt Co Paul E Watson also took part. Terpening, a design engineer, helped found the electrical sound instrument plant after leaving Huron.
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L. H. Terpening
Dakota Avenue South
L. H Terpening Company
New York
Col
HV. D. Carput, Jr
U. S. Army Signal Corps
A Terpening
Huron
Paul E. Watson
U. S. Army Signal Goros
Michigan Opens Title Quest vs Northwestern in Big Ten
Michigan aims to seize the conference lead as they face Minnesota’s recent rivals Northwestern. Coach Fritz Crisler welcomes back sophomoreTom Kuzma after a three game injury layoff and hopes to ride last week’s Illinois upset to boost a potential 14 0 win over Northwestern. Ohio State faces Purdue and Illinois travels to Iowa this week in conference play.
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Purdue
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Iowa
Odds And Ends In Sports
New York reports a bettor paid 1200 dollars for a dead horse after Hup Nancy ruptured tendons in the Jamaica race. Wilmington notes the University of Delaware faces Gettysburg College with an undefeated midseason record. Chicago reports Tiny Thompson returning to help the Black Hawks and Bert Gardiner’s acquisition, plus a local charity game featuring St Rita and St Leo squads.
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Bonilla Beats Tulare In Softball 8 To 6
Bonilla High School defeated Tulare High 8 to 6 in a softball game played last week. Bonilla's battery was V French and S Bales, while Tulare's battery consisted of J Donner and B McNeil. Bonilla led most of the contest as coach York guided the team. Berbie Crimmins of Notre and a Navy reference appear in fragmented notes.
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Berbie Crimmins
Notre
Navy
Schmitt Reports On Scrap Collections
Aberdeen publisher Henry J. Schmitt who heads the state newspaper scrap committee announced that South Dakota scrap collections since Oct. 1 have topped 10,000,000 pounds. County reports show per capita collection averaging over 16 pounds.
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South Dakota
Henry J. Schmitt
MACKENZIE Continues War Radio Reports Grow
Berlin radio streams claim Americans will shape coming events as Rommel resumes command in Africa and new German commanders reach the Balkans. Raeder’s submarines press the waters near West Africa while Allied moves near Dakar fuel Nazi anxieties as rumors swirl of British and American concentrations in Egypt and Gambia.
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Smuts
AUU Health Tests Aim to Boost Public Fitness
New York Oct 15 Dapper Dan Ferris AAU secretary treasurer proposes community fitness tests across sports like track and basketball with age grouped levels. Successful local results feed into county state and national stages. The plan emphasizes health over elite prowess and echoes a prior small scale effort. Also notes include weekly picks and a light war-time quip about college loyalties.
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Dan Ferris
AA UY
Joe Jones
Dan
A.A.U
Seahawks Aerial Minded In First Four Encounters
In Iowa City the Navy Fre-Flight Seahawks led by Lt. Col. Bernie Bierman show strong aerial prowess. Through four games they completed 28 of 50 passes for 450 yards, with Dick Fisher throwing 28 passes and Mal Kutner catching seven for 183 yards. Fisher also tops the rushing with 357 yards at 7.5 per rush as Seattle accumulates 845 rushing yards.
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Seahawks
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Mal Kutner
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Kutner
Bill Schatzer
Scrimmene
Ares
Morrie Arnovich Injures Right Arm
Former star outfielder Morrie Arnovich of the New York Giants and Philadelphia Nationals suffered a severe right arm injury after slipping in a shower at Fort Lewis and smashing through a window. He was taken to the army hospital with a badly cut forearm needing about 12 stitches. doctors could not yet predict the impact on his baseball career.
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Bowling results and names from unclear OCR snippet
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered bowling scores and names such as Whaley and Hillvorsen with numbers like 407 and 467, but the data is heavily garbled and lacks coherent event details or context.
Ohio State Leads Offense But Tulsa Claims All-Around Honors
Ohio State tops the AP poll as the nation’s No. 1 team and offensive leader, while Tulsa University earns top all-around honors. Tulsa dominates in total defense and pass defense, excels in rushing and passing yards, and has a strong 634 rushing and 618 passing output per game. Tulsa shuts down opponents, permitting about 46 total yards per game and 15.3 passing yards per game. Paul Gover nali and Columbia leaders outrank Tulsa in passing, yet Tulsa remains balanced and productive against college opposition.
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Western Conference May Need Changes In Freshmen Rulings
The Western Conference may allow freshmen on varsity teams amid draft age concerns. Officials expect rules to ease to keep programs active if 18 and 19 year olds are drafted. Doug Mills and John Griffith foresee bars lowered to preserve athletics. government actions could alter football plans. Fights last night in Oakland saw Manuel Villa and Paul Lewis draw.
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Doug Mills
University of Illinois
John L. Griffith
Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Manuel Villa
Mexico
Paul Lewis
Drew
Goes Hunting Gets The Bird At Wellington Springs
Wellington Springs October 15 Special A local business man O W Tiede reports the first pheasant he ever caught by hand after a bird flew from a thicket into his arms. R J Cook of Shultz Hardware shot the bird in the head and spooked it up, but Tiede steadied himself and grabbed the bird midflight.
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O. W. Tiede
R. J. Cook
Shultz Hardware
Mr.Tiede
Iowa Seahawks Meet Grinnell in First Home Benefit Game
Iowa Pre-Flight School's Seahawks face Grinnell College in the first home game billed as a war relief benefit. The 8:30 p.m. Friday kickoff draws expectations of a large central Iowa crowd despite the wartime context.
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Seahawks
Grinnell College
Swedish Atheletes Expected To Run In Indoor Meets
Swedish distance star Guncer Haepe Arne Andersson and hurdler Erik Lidman are likely to race in U S indoor meets this winter despite trans Atlantic travel and scheduling challenges. AUU official Daniel Ferris says they remain eager to compete in the United States, with plans for major indoor meets in New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago and Cleveland.
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Beahawks Fall 6-0 to Carleton at Homecoming
Newton evening game left Beahawks with a 6-0 defeat to Carleton in their homecoming clash. Ed Buckle, Beahawk coach, must craft an offense to match his team’s spirited defense after several goal line stands and a fourth down plunge yielded Carleton’s only touchdown.
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