Wisconsin Badgers Set to Face Penn Quakers in Key Intersecting Clash
Wisconsin, led by a return of captain Olaf Robinson at fullback, prepares to host Pennsylvania's Quakers in a major intersectional game. Northwestern aims to solidify Big Ten hopes as Michigan and Ohio State plan deceptive plays at Columbus. Minnesota bets on youth as Indiana tests defense while Florida eyes Stage Field flanker plays in a tough Week 2 slate.
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Chicago
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Wisconsin
Northwest
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Robinson
Victoriamp Toda
Northwestern
Dick Hunley
Michigan
Onio State
Columbus
Ohio State
Wesley Fesler
Minnesota
Indiana
Crisler
Aliinesota
Florida
Amon Alonzo
Upsets Mark Gridiron Games Last Week in Inter-State Clashes
A recap of major football upsets with Minnesota tying Stanford and Washington State beating Southern California. South Dakota teams posted mixed results, Yankton and Wesleyan winning while others lost abroad. The piece notes looming North Dakota battles and the debut of a South Dakota athletics magazine.
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Ory South Dakota
Greyhounds
Western Union College of
le Mars
South Dakota
South Dakota University
North Dakota Aggies
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St. Thomas College of
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Coyotes Headed For Washington
Vermillion notes report University of South Dakota Coyotes departing for Washington to play George Washington University in an international contest. Coach W Montgomery leads 23 players including Walker Carlson Drakes Ericsson Stewart ends Fitzgerald Carter Captain Leer OConnor tackles Bleckner Clinker Hopper R Leer guards Gundercon Leverett centers Wohl er South quarterbacks Qualm Root Ties Whitmore Hanson halfbacks Adkins Kramer fullbacks. They will visit Mt Vernon Annapolis and meet President Hoover.
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Adkins
Kramer
Rockne Predicts Defeat for Notre Dame by Tartan Hope
Rockne forecasts a defeat for Notre Dame by Carnegie Tech in Saturday’s game. He warned his players that the Tartans are stronger, then raised the margin to nine or ten touchdowns after observing Tartan plays. He considered using his first eleven to mount a shock attack if early scoring favored Carnegie Tech.
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Los Angeles
Helen Hicks
Inwood
N.Y
Leona Presstee
Barbara Lee
Oakland
Cal
Miss Ticks
Pyer
San Gabriel
Pacific Coast
Herming Wocker
Burlingane
Ind
Kane Rocksie
Rockne
Carnegie Tech
Jack Chevigny
Dame Teech
Georgia Tach
Harry McCurdy
Carnegie
Grade Schoolers Play Three Speedball Games
The Lincoln A speedball team defeated Wilson last night. Jefferson B beat McKinley B 7-2 and Bill Washington’s squad topped the Lincolns. An A division Jefferson team game is slated tonight, but coaches indicate possible postponement due to sedges.
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Wilson
Rue Divi— Wlan
Jefferson
McKinley
Bill Washingtor
Lincolns
Man Played On Pop Warner's Team
Brookings reports Stanford Minnesota game sparked a reunion with Pop Warner. James W. Wilson former Warner era fullback at State College joined by A N Hume, observing and recalling Warner’s early influence on modern play. Warner predicted no surprise at a scoreless tie.
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Minneapolis
Pop” Warner
Stanford
James W. Wilson
South Dakota Experiment Station
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Jews State College
Wilson
A. N. Hume
State College
Lafayette
Stafford
Hume
Carlyle Indians
Minnesota
Ramblers Wildcats To Play For Charity
The Notre Dame Northwestern football game scheduled for November 2 will move from Dyche Stadium Evanston to Soldier Field Chicago. Proceeds will be donated to charity as both universities and Chicago park authorities approve the transfer.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Beau Woolf Captures Turf Championship at St Louis Show
Beau Woolf a four year old gelding owned by Dixiana Farm Lexington Kentucky won the $2500 championship stake in the gelding division at the St Louis National Horse Show with jockey Charles Dunn. Nearly 15900 spectators watched the victory extending the gelding’s near unbeaten season.
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Beau Woolf
ST. Louis
Lexington
Charles Dunn
Yellowjackets in shape for battle at Aberdeen
Spearfish yellow jackets, coached by Paul Rose, enter the Northern game with two conference wins and a perfect goal line defense. The squad, fresh from a strong offense and solid mud-game performance, seeks its twelfth straight conference victory while facing Northern Wolves on Gypsy Day in Aberdeen.
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Paul Rose
Chadron
Aberdeen
Northern
Gooch Rose
Northern Wolves
Youth Shows Talent in Picking Out Stars
In Bismarck 18 year old Lee Bucky Andrews impressed visiting major league barnstormers. He correctly named players as they arrived from the detouring train, identifying Earl Whitehill and Steve ONeill, with only Bing Miller thwarting him. Autographs followed before the train departed.
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Bucky” Andrews
Minot
al Cullman
Bucky
Earl Whitehill
Detroit
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O'Neill
Bing Miller
Oeil
Br Mant
Shes of
Coutts Mack
Central South Dakota grid title clash tops weekend slate
Pierre and Huron lead the Central South Dakota standings as their clash in Pierre may decide the division. Miller, Onida, Mobridge, and Doland are in action with several NE and CE games shaping the weekend schedule. Doland visits Webster while Artesian seeks form against Howard and Redfield hosts Aberdeen.
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Spelter
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Aberdeen Seconds
Simmons Captures 1930 AL Batting Crown
Al Simmons of the world champion Athletics beat Lou Gehrig of the Yankees by two points to win the 1930 American League batting title. Official averages show Simmons at .381 and Gehrig at .379 after a rushed league filing.
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Yankees
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Loughran to Meet Stribling on November 3 in Philadelphia
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia, former world light heavyweight champion, is matched to fight Young Stribling in Philadelphia on November 3. Joe Smith, Loughran’s manager, also announces a ten round bout between Loughran and Dick Danius in Minneapolis tonight.
Whittemore Tops Scorers Amid Sparse Football Standings
Whittemore remains the leading scorer as South Dakota State and the South Dakota team posted limited points. The Associated Press notes a single position shift with Whittemore moving from fifth to fourth after a Da go touchdown.
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University of South Dakota
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Coyote
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Jackrabbits Seek Edge Against North Dakota in Conference Clash
Brookings notes show South Dakota State Jackrabbits aiming to halt North Dakota in a key North Central Conference game Saturday. Injuries shape the lineup with Kummer out, while captains and veterans like Jenison and Rishoi prepare to lead the attack against the Flickertails.
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Swanson
Wheeler
Rott
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