Tigers Heope To Tighten Hold On E. S. D. Leadership
The Tigers of Huron, led by coach Coffey, aim to strengthen first place in the Eastern South Dakota conference by hosting Madison High School after a 13 to 7 upset of Mitchell. The win tied them with Aberdeen Watertown and Lions Falls for the league lead as contenders eye the top spot.
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Frank Coffey
Tigers
South Dakota
Madison High School
Mitchell Kernels
Vermillion
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Mitchell
Aberdeen
Watertown
Lions
Huron
Sporting
Yankton
Brookings
Sioux Fils
Sioux City
East High
Yankton Bucks
Madison Coffey
Tiger
Chuck Ferguson
Buren
Coffey
Nickademus
Bob Nelson
Devick
Saytor
Hoopel Named U Grid Leader at South Dakota
Vermillion October 28 Kenneth Major Hoppel of Huron is named captain of the University of South Dakota football team for the season. The move ends the one game captaincy custom and marks an annual honorary captain election at season's end. Hoppel, a senior tackle, starred for Huron High School and was an all state guard for Huron’s prep basketball. He played guard and tackle for Huron football.
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Hoppel
Huron
University of South Dakota
Huron High
Chicago
Nine Players Given Most Valuable Award
A New York dispatch lists players recognized as the most valuable in the National League from 1924 to 1952. It names Deary Vance, Rogers Hornsby, Bob O’Farrell, Paul Waser, James Bottomley, Hack Wilson, Frank Frisch, and Chuck Aleta as past holders and notes selections by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.
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New York
Baseball Writers’ Association of América
Deery Vance
Brooklyn
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Bob O'Farrell
Paul Waser
Pittsburgh
James Bottomley
Chicago
Hack Wilson
Frank Frisch
Chuck Alela
Philadelphia
Stanford Threatens To Check Trojan Supremacy In Coast Grid Conference
In the Pacific coast conference race USC meets Stanford on October 22 as Pop Warner’s Indians seek to assert dominance. The piece weighs Stanford’s improving offense and defense, notes USC’s scoring drop from 68 to 30, and highlights key players and backfield talent amid hopes of a coast title and possible national honors.
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Jimmy Donahue
NEA Service
Howard Jones
University of Southern California
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Southern California
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Musick
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Pop Warner
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Indians
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Donuts & Company
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Qld
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Doth
Corbus
Caddell
Dartmouth
Hillman
Bob Maentz
Gordon Campbell
Ed Lettunich
Ben Paramountain
Dusty Allen
Jock” Sutherland
Pitt Panthers
Pittsburg
Coyotes Ready to Face State After Cincinnati Win
Vermillion SD October 18 South Dakota football returns to work amid settled coach player tensions. The Coyotes, buoyed by a strong win over Cincinnati, aim to beat State College this weekend. Kenneth Hopper sustained facial injuries but recovered. team in good condition for next game. Joe Knight boxed George Nichols in Charleston. Primo Camera defeated Jack Taylor in Louisville.
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University of South Dakota
State College
Fox Aest
Cincinnati
G. Backman
Coyotes
Kenneth Hopper
Furcom
Primo Carnero Kayoes Jack Taylor In Second
Primo Carnero Italian heavyweight knocked out Jack Taylor a former Marine from New York in the second round of a 10 round bout in Louisville Kentucky weighing 262 and 220 pounds respectively. The knockout came with one minute left in the second as Taylor had been floored twice in the first round.
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Primo Carnero
Jack Taylor
Marine of
New York
Carnera
Taylor
Loughran Loses to Poreda in 11-Round Philadelphia Card
Stanley Poreda of Jersey City won a decision over Tommy Loughran in 11 rounds in Philadelphia. Poreda dominated from the start, with Loughran disadvantaged by height weight and reach. Loughran was cut on the face and bleeding as the bout ended. Jack Dempsey refereed before about nine thousand fans.
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Stanley Poreda
Jersey City
N. J
Tommy Loughran
Poreda
Loughran
Tommy
Poveda
Primo Cr ‘Nera
Ernie Schaaf
Porrola
Jack Dempsey
Seven Players Involved Denials Cloud Rumored Trade
New York October report claimed a half million dollar four club swap could involve Hazen Cuyler Bat Malone Gabby Hartnett Frank Hogan Freddy Lindstrom Wally Berger and Floyd Herman but all clubs denied any deal. Cubs Braves Reds Giants officials said no concrete terms or negotiations existed beyond temporary interest as they pursue stronger rosters.
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Boston
Chicago
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Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Hazen Cuyler
Bat. Malone
Gabby Hartnett
Frank Hogan
Freddy
Lindstrom
Giants
Wally Berger
Braves
Floyd
Babe
Herman
Reds
Berger
Hogan
Cube
Cuyler
Hartnett
Malone
Charles F. Adams
Emil Fuchs
Bill McKechnie
Witsm le Veeck
Sidney Weil
Biberry
Iroquois Chiefs Close Diamond Ball Season
Iroquois high school Chiefs wrap a successful diamond ball season after winning the Lake Preston invitation tournament. Pre-tournament results include losses to Lake Preston and Bancroft, and two wins over Yale. The final Bancroft victory closed the season as they turn to speed ball with a November 4 game against Arlington.
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Valder
Iroquois High School
Chiefs
Lake Preston
Arlington
Oldham
Fewin
Bryant
Iroquois
Yale
Ioquois
Bancroft
Troquois
Opera Hope Tangles With Baseball Culture Debate
The letter writer Meyer Zollo, upset at calls to abolish baseball, defends the sport while his son, a youth team leader, allegedly inspires a cantor to coach him. Zollo notes the boy’s promise as an opera singer as a possible future if baseball remains.
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Meyer Zollo
Cubs
Mr. Zollo
Automatic Silencer Muffles Big Guns In Naples
A device to greatly reduce sound and smoke in artillery discharge, devised by two Italian youths and offered to the government. Trials showed the muzzle flash reached only four hundred yards, with only a light puff quickly fading.
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Naples
Italy
Vane
Deserts Stage For Gridiron Drama at Indiana U
Bloomington reports that Tom Jones, once a freshman QB sensation for Indiana, left football to star in Jordan River Reyna in 1928. Now back to college, he has shed weight to 180 pounds and aims to win the regular quarterback spot under Coach E. C. Hayes after months of hard training.
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Tom Jones
Indiana U
Bloomington
Ind
Jones
Indiana University
Indiana
Crimson
Jordan River
E., C. Hayes
Wolverines Claim Second Victory In Junior League Action
The Wolverines defeated the Stubble Ducks 19 to 0 for their second win of the season, matching the Ramblers. Ellis and Madser starred, with Filia contributing two scores and Madsen adding a third. The Ramblers face the winless Commanders next, while Wolverines play the Cubs midweek. Thursday night games are canceled due to pheasant season opening.
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Ramblers
Cecil MacDowell
Wolverines
Ducks
Ellis
Madser
Filia
Tosthdammne
Madsen
Cubs
Klein Is Selected As Most Valuable In National League
Charles Herbert Chuck Klein of the Philadelphia Nationals was named the National League's Most Valuable Player for 1932 by the Baseball Writers Association of America. Klein led in runs, RBIs, and shared home runs with 38 while batting .346, guiding Philadelphia with speed and defense. Warneke and O'Doul trailed in voting. Frank Frisch, the 1932 winner, received few points.
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Alan Gould
New York
Charles Herbert
Chuck) Klein
Ci ‘Dianspolis
Pailiadelphia Natonals
National League
Klein
Frankie Frisch
St Louis Cardinal
Baseball Writers’ Asociation of America
J. Roy Stockton
St. Louis
Phillie
Lesnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Plark
Bein
Warneke
O'Drul
Paul Wanet
Pirates
Rixes Stephenson
Cubs
Frank Frisch
Dizy Dean
Hack Wilsom
Brooklyn
Mel Ost
Potia
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Joe Knight
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