Tigers To Clash With Mitchell Tonight In Aberdeen Battle
Mitchell Kernels, improving after three conference losses, visit the Tigers led by tough backs White Berg Nelor Woid Miller and Quintai. Huron’s Jake Shearer is sidelined with an ankle injury, affecting backfield balance and guarding duties. The Kernels aim to prove they are stronger than their record suggests while Mitchell works on line depth and blocking for key ball carriers.
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Mitchell
George Deklotz
Tigers
Corn Palace
City
Madison
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Aberdeen
Golden Eagles
Quintalmen
Eagles
Soming
Kernels
Mitchells
Husky
White
Berg
Nelor
Woid
Miller
Gilbert Quintai
Huron
Shearer
Jake Shearer
Kenneth Dilley
Marvin Peek
Kedo Ketelsen
Husky Line Is State's Main Football Asset
Brookings Oct 19 State College football faces North Dakota U in the Hobo Day clash at 2 pm. The Rabbits rely on a six man line to hold back North Dakota's backfield and strive to stay undefeated. Jim Emmerich may sit with a knee injury. The line and captain Arndt Mueller anchor the effort despite thin reserve strength.
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Husky Line
Brookings
Lnes
North Dakota U
North Dakota State Bison
Rabbits
Jim Emmerich
Arndt Mueller
Emmerich
Warren Evans
Aberdeen
Gale
Hank) Anderson
Sioux Falls
Egile
Rod
Ger Ulrichh
Bill Mattison
Don Smith
Huron Prepares Varsity Showdown With Key Starters
Hagema and Jerry Geyers back up guards, young but energetic. Dekliotz eyed McNutt and Huddleston at ends, Malone and Hoffman on tackles, Fisher and Ketelsen guards, Saxton center, Shockley quarterback, Vanderhart and Dilley or Peek at halfbacks, Evans or Upenarch at fullback. Game set for 7:30.
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Hagema
Jerry Geyersman
Shearer
Retelsen
Huron
Dekliotz
McNutt
Huddleston
Malone
Hoffman
Fisher
Ketelsen
Saxton
Shockley
Bob Vanderhart
Dilley
Peek
Evans
Upenarch
Wildcats Seek First Victory Against Wisconsin
Northwestern enters a game versus Wisconsin without a win and no scoring, after a 61-0 defeat at Harvard and a poor start to the season. Wisconsin, aiming to rebound from a prior setback, looms as a tough conference foe.
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Evanston
Northwestern
Hervard
Chicago
Maroons
Wildcats
Wisconsin
Badgers
Minnesota
One Vacation After Another For Galento La Pastor Fights Dec 15
New York report notes Tony Galento and La Pastor planning a December 15 bout in the Garden with likely opponent Billy Connin. The piece mixes sports chatter, college football talk, and various notes on players, teams, and upcoming events.
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Galento la
Pastor
Garden
New York
California
Bob Pastor
Billy Conn
Dick Harlow
Hahvahd
Bill M’kechnie
Canada
Syracuse
Minnesota
Ohio State
Michigan
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Columbia
Exiaymates
Princeton
Tony Galento
Miami
Notre Dame
North-Western
Illinois
Chicago
Henry Armstrong Seeks Poetry Career After Boxing
Henry Armstrong, the welterweight champion and former St. Louis high school poet laureate, plans to retire in about a year to focus on poetry and prose once he saves enough for security. At 26, with roughly 280 fights in a decade, he defends his crown tomorrow in Missoula and his management announced a title bout with Cefarino Garcia in Los Angeles on February 22.
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Bofore
Caterino Garcia
Los Angeles
Gail Flower
Seattle
Henry Armstrong
St. Louis
Henry
Richie Fontaine
Missoula
Mont
Eddie Mead
Ceferino Garcia
Early season workouts vary across Big Ten teams
Waldorf teams marks ups and downs as Wisconsin backs shuffle and Ohio State tests passes while Minnesota faces Buckeyes in prep. Crisler laments Michigan progress after early practice. Purdue loses Brown, Iowa scrimmages, Notre Dame reserves fall to varsity by two goals in Cleveland in prep for Navy.
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Waldorf
Wisconsin
Maison
Bob Willding
Claude York
Ohio State
Fr Minnesota
Gophers
Buckeye
Mansacre the Maroons
Chicago
Tinois
Indiana
Mo McMillin
Cleo Maddox
Purdue
Michigan State
Jack Brown
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Ben Sheridan
Notre Dame
Navy
Cleveland
Incomplete boxing results from Associated Press report
Fragmentary AP boxing note lists bouts in Detroit and Windsor with outpoints and knockdowns. Names include Netton and Delaney, with locations New York Monterey Windsor and Canada. Reading appears incomplete with uncertain scores and missing full card context.
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Associated Press
HTA
al Netton
Leonard del Gesaio
New York
Teres Pak Shear
Monterey
Canif
al Delaney
Windsor
Ont
Old-Timer Offers Tips To Improve Duck Shooting
An editor asked a veteran waterfowler for advice as opening day approaches. He warns hunters to respect blind lines and avoid crowding, park cars away from shoots, honor early opening laws, hide until birds come within range, use only effective shotgun distances, and wear neutral colors to blend with surroundings.
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Huron
Nature and
Game Department
Guidelines for safe waterfowl hunting from Farmer's Friend
The article urges responsible hunting, urging hunters to stay in blinds, limit movement, share prime spots, and ensure hits are credited to the shooter. It warns alcohol and powder mix dangers, stresses safe shot directions to avoid other hunters, and notes that game laws govern the sport for safety and fairness.
Watertown Triumphs Over Brookings 13 to 6
Watertown High School defeated Brookings 13 to 6 in a clash noted for a fourth quarter score. A late surge set up the winning touchdown on a pass from Kopp to Robinson, after Watertown advanced from the Brookings 35 to the 14. Brookings’ Roger Billings opened scoring with a 37 yard run in the first quarter, weaving through the Arrow line before reversing field for the visitors’ lone tally.
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Billings
Brookings
Parkston Beats Wessington Springs in Defensive Football
Parkston defeated Wessington Springs 7 to 0 in a clean match. A second quarter long pass set the Spartans up on the three yard line before four running plays concluded the drive for the only touchdown. Tiede and Fergen starred for Parkston, Wahl carried Springs’ threat, while Flutie Myer and Holmeren stood out on defense.
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Parkssun
Uct
Li—iopedaller
Parkston
Wessington Springs
Spartans
Parington
Tiede
Fergen
Parks
Wahl
Spartins
Flutie
Myel
Holmeren
Springs
East and Midwest Revive Dropkick
A survey shows dropkicks resurging in East and Midwest football. Nile Kinnick leads with five points after touchdowns, while Harry Clark and Chet Gibbons push for honors with multiple kicks. Other notable kickers include Buster Riddle and Walter Kelimoff. Ernie Savignano and Arnold Eggert generate activity in the East and Minnesota. Bobby Heath, 18, broke a leg at practice in Crawfordsville, Ind.
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Bill White
New York
East
Midwest
East Lynne
A. A. Stagg
Nile Kinnick
Towa
Beck
Nile
South Dakota
Indiana
Michigan
Aoour
Harry Clark
Danville
Ind
Central
Clark
Defiance
Ohio
Chet Gibbons
Kansas U
Colorado State
Buster Riddle
New Mexico
Regis Rangers
Denver
Cola
Walter Kelimoff
Greeley State
Dutch Clarke
Johnny Mason
School of Mines
Miners
Ernie Savignano
Brown
Arnald Eggert
Clarence Olson
St. Olaf
OL Isons
Luther College
Minnesota
Tigers Edge Arrows in Huron Junior High League Game
In a Wednesday afternoon junior high grid clash, the Tigers secured a touchdown after a bad Arrows pass rolled into their end zone with Allen recovering. Melvin Hofer added a second score on a center plunge after the ball reached the Arrows two yard line on a Luby to Captain Hilar pass.
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Evlars
Tigers
Ios
Albright
Arrows
Huron
Cennter
Allen
Tiger
Melvin Hofer
Luby
Hilar
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