Three Pairs Near Ties On National Ballots
National ranking poll shows three close pairings among top football teams as experts weigh Minnesota versus Purdue and Notre Dame against Pittsburgh. Yale and Army also draw attention with upcoming matchups while Duke and Tennessee face off in notable clashes.
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Onida Hich Football Shutout Of Ft Pierre 3-0
Onida Hich football team won their fourth conference game at the fairgrounds, defeating Ft. Pierre 3-0 on Friday. The win keeps Onida undefeated in conference play, with earlier 27-0 over Ipswich 21-0 over Highmore and 2-0 over Mobridge. Next Friday they face Faulkton at Faulkton prom, seen as a tough, break-heavy matchup.
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Preston Cagers Announce Open Practice and 29-Game Schedule
Preston Cagers will practice Monday under coach J T Ride ahead of a 29 game schedule. The season opens with Bruce in a non conference match on November 13, and East Central Conference play starts December 4 at Erwin. A mix of sophomores and juniors from last year plus the junior high squad aims to build a strong team before spring tournament play. The roster includes Newman Larson Torold Olsen Jen sen Hookie W Smith Schroeder Lacy Goggins with others showing promise from the Midgets and junior players.
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Hubbell Named National Wheel's Best To Give New York Monopoly
Carl Owen Hubbell of Meeker Illinois pitched for the New York Giants and was unanimously chosen as the National League's most valuable player for 1936. Lou Gehrig won the American League MVP, with Dizzy Dean as the sole competitor challenging Hubbell. Hubbell became the second NL player to win the award twice, following Hornsby, with voting showing Hubbell 60 points to Dean's 53 across a committee of eight voters. Other top finishers included Billy Herman, Joe Medwick, Paul Waner, and Mel Ott, as votes spread among several stars.
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Slight Error Is Made by Someone in Court House
In Minneapolis an odd scene unfolded at the courthouse as Bailiff Frank Sramek counted stars on a flag behind District Judge A H Enerson's death. He noted 46 stars were missing the usual 43, sparking confusion over the flag's origin and how the discrepancy occurred.
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Tex Christian Back Passes to Himself in Tulsa Affair
In Dallas area play, Texas Christian quarterback Christian deployed a novel aerial play against Tulsa, throwing to himself for a five yard loss before a Tulsa defender blocked the pass. O'Brien recovered the ball and advanced for several yards before being tackled.
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Cardinals Seek More Pitching After Warneke Deal
New York Oct 20 Lonnie Warneke’s acquisition helps but fails to solve St Louis Cardinals pitching issues says manager Frankie Frisch. He questions Paul Dean’s form and mind, notes doubt over Johnny Mize’s speed and expects more pitching additions despite Warneke’s arrival. Mize’s 1935 ankle injury has apparently healed.
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Penn State coach Higgins to lead team at Cornell
Bob Higgins, Penn State coach, will lead his squad to Ithaca to face Cornell on Saturday. He is the only member of the contingent with prior Cornell field experience, having played for the 1919 team that beat Cornell 8-0 at Ithaca in the last meeting between the schools.
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Zuppke May Surprise Wildcats In Champaign Battle
CHICAGO Oct 2 Northwestern, riding a three game win streak over Iowa and Ohio State, visits Illinois in Champaign as a big favorite. Illinois under Zuppke has a stubborn defense and improving lineup. Northwestern likely to win but faces a test against a wary Illini.
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Wessington Star Star Player Out With Injury
Wessington on October 20 reports Clifford Krauter, Wessington's back and field general, cannot play the rest of the season after a hunting accident Sunday afternoon. A gun discharged injuring his hand, a loss feared by a team that had been enjoying early season success.
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Tigers and Bears Play Scoreless Tie in Juniors Football
The league leading Tigers and Bears fought to a 0 0 tie in a ragged game last night. Neither side threatened repeatedly as defenses improved but offenses failed to score. Berg starred for the Bears while Emmons and Carpenter led the Tigers.
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Opinions Vary On 36 Gophers Michigan Coach Believes Min nesota Short Punch Of Last Year
Minnesota's Golden Gophers near an unbeaten season draw varied expert opinions on whether this team matches 1954 and 1957. Michigan coach Harry Kipke thinks Minnesota might still have the punch of last year, while Northwestern scout Bugness notes improved guards and fullbacks and questions last season's power. Bernie Bierman notes experimentation with players and constructs a cautious outlook. Maryland vs Syracuse coverage notes Syracuse facing tougher lineup as ten starters from last year are in or near the lineup.
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Feminine Seer Tops Seven Men in Easy Chair Contest
A female seer led the Easy Chair Quarterbacks contest with 18 of 25 points, edging seven runners up by one point. Winners hail from Huron and nearby towns, with prizes of game tickets mailed from the office.
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China Clipper Flight Sparks Ocean Table Tennis Gala
Charles E Iarner reports from Guam that the China Clipper flight Manila to Guam lasted 12 hours 18 minutes, with daylight diminished on the return to California. A table tennis tournament aboard the plane crowned C B Allen of the New York Herald Tribune as champion, as Wake Island served as a stopover. reporters Dorothy Kilgallen and others joined the crossing in Manila.
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Death Penalty Considered In Youth Hammer Slaying
In Chicago a 15 year old Roland Munroe Jr faces a murder trial for killing 65 year old widow Agnes Roffels with a tack hammer to steal eight dollars worth of jewelry. The defense asks for hospital commitment citing mental illness while the state pushes for conviction and possible execution. A remark notes Britain leads in total trade value ahead of the United States.
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