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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
10
Eastern and western clashes headline a packed week as Michigan meets Ohio State in a decisive Big Ten showdown likely to crown the champion. Extra seats boost Michigan's capacity to 87 000 for anticipated crowds.
Deklotz plans major lineup reshuffles to boost offense and line strength for Friday night clash with the Pl andreau Indians at Huron College field. New positions include Englebretsen at tackle and Schroeder in backfield as Deklotz aims for sharper defensive moves and productive blocking behind a retooled line led by Captain Moflinty and Busch.
London reports diminutive jockey Gordes Richards, 22, England’s six time champion, aiming to top Fred Archer’s 245 winners in a single season with 38 days left. Richards rode his two hundredth win this season, now at 1 953 career victories, seeking Archer’s long standing career total of 2 728 first places.
Vernon Huffman is out for Indiana against Northwestern and Don Woller will start with Wendell Walker questionable. Purdue promotes Frank Haas to first team end to boost its ser ias game. Minnesota at 30,000 fans expected for the Minnesota Pittsburgh matchup. Wisconsin concentrates on passes as Michigan works in secret. Coach Salem seeks to limit Iowa injuries with defensive drills. Ohio State departs for Michigan with 87,000 capacity expected. Illinois shines vs Army while Chicago tests new plays behind doors. Northwestern freshmen perform well against the varsity.
Aberdeen Oct 1 Northern Teachers College will host Moorhead Minn Teachers football for Gypsy Day Homecoming. Wolves tout full strength after Yankton win with Birdseye booting 20 yard kickoff and Willard directing offense. Next games include Dakota Wesleyan Oct 21 and Huron Nov 18 as main conference rivals.
In New York on October 19 Tommy Hitchcock the lone ten goal polo star remains atop America’s rankings as debates over the January update continue. Elmer Boeseke of California and Ceci Smith of Texas are noted as his equals, with a three-way move to nine goals debated.
Pierre hosts Rapid City high schools in a homecoming clash as Cobbler Ericlid Cobb’s 18 game undefeated run and Pierre Governors with a streak dating to 1931 collide. The gridiron showdown at Hollister field aims to extend each side’s dominance in South Dakota prep football.
Lieutenants Philo Meisenholder and Bertie Root, South Dakota graduates, receive War Department permission for a 72 hour cross country journey from Fort Crockett Texas to Vermilion for Dakota Day homecoming on October 28. They will fly via Lincoln Nebraska and may land on the campus. Both are Phi Delta Theta and Theta Pi members with noted university ties and aviation service.
Gretna Louisiana October 19 Mellor star Giants tight end and World Series hero Ott received his high school diploma at a Gretna ceremony. He graduated Gretna High School in 1926 but missed the 1926 commencement due to Giants duties. Mrs Marini Odom Jefferson Parish school board president located the diploma and presented it as thousands cheered.
An announcement from Los Angeles dated October 19 states California will work with boxing commissions on items and there is a chance Pennsylvania may rejoin to make a big four group.
Charles E. Gabby Street signed manager of the San Francisco Mission in the Pacific Coast League. Street will have complete control of the club as it competes in the league.
SIOUX FALLS October 19 Coach Fran cis Olsen plans a hard fighting Sioux Braves unit to meet Dakota Wesleyan University Friday night October 20. Injuries linger but key players like Jack Deal Archie Lersiad Philip Pierce and Trever Cernahan headline a reshaped lineup as Rock Rays is replaced by Lawrence Bryan. The Tigers appear stronger on paper after victories over Huron Madison and Madison again.
Chicago dispatch reports rumors that Philip K. Wrigley may become president of the Chicago Cubs after William T. Veeck’s death. Wrigley, previously an observer, is said to seek closer involvement as the club rebuilds, with other candidates like W. M. Walker and Charles A. Webber mentioned.
The Vermillion Coyotes, battered by North Dakota and Cincinnati in recent games, prepare for Saturday's clash with Morningside. Coach Backman tightens drills, reviews lineups, and urges restive practice as injuries hobble ends Bryan and Groves and center Tobin. Pep rallies rise as students rally behind a possible upset.
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman sharpens a young squad for the intersectional showdown with Pittsburgh Panthers. Brig Lind anchors the backfield while the Gophers rely on punting and passing against a feared defense after stopping Purdue. Pittsburgh prepares to travel to Minneapolis for the decisive game.
Joe Humphries famed announcer of fights and other sports marks two anniversaries today. He celebrates his 61st birthday and the start of his 41st year in announcing. he closed the year at St Nicholas Arena last night with a party.
In Sepia tone reports from Sequals Italy Primo Carnera trains under his father Sante for the world heavyweight title defense against Paulino Uzcudun in Rome next Sunday at Piazza di Siena Woodland Amphitheatre. Locals boast big crowds while managers forecast strong gate receipts as rail services offer excursion fares to boost attendance.
Scalpers show fighting mood as Dakota Wesleyan loss left Huron college football hopefuls searching for form. Bohm improves from ankle injury but sits out heavy work while Norfolk returns to action. Parker retains starting line with Harbert Terpstra Fuller and Youss key to up front as Hills hosts Western Normal at Spearfish.
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