Notre Dame Faces Pittsburgh Line in Key Clash
Notre Dame coach Heartly Anderson prepares his team for a Saturday battle at South Bend against Pittsburgh in a matchup that could reveal the line's strength. Northwestern, Ohio State, Illinois and Michigan also finalize plans as backfields deal with injuries and adjustments for open offensive play.
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William Weekes
Chicago
Anderson
Notre Dame
Pitsburgh
Panthers
Anon
Midwest
Rob Russell
Ohio State
Ollie Olson
Ken Meenan
Pog Rentner
Ohio
Buckeyes
Don Miller
Reniner
Il Illinois
Michigan
Champaign
Elevers
Hlins
Wolverines
Pepper Martin confidence fuels six game World Series drive
The article argues Pepper Martin built self confidence after primarily starting hitless in game six. It recalls a St. Louis interview where he vowed to break the World Series hit record, noting observers credited luck but praising his own belief.
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Martin
Pepper
St. Louis
Oklahoma Mustang
Earnshaw
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Pepper and Martin Hold Steady in International League Talk
Pepper shows quiet confidence despite late misplays in games with Grove and Earnshaw. Martin, described by Mrs. Marzin as set in his ways, carries stubborn resolve and belief in himself. A witty exchange with Cochrane highlights Pepper’s spirited personality during camp chatter.
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Grove
Earnshaw
Pepper
Martin
Northwestern Wildcats Steady Punter Olson Shines
Evanston reports 1P) 1s-year-old fullback and punter Oliver Olson from Wheaton Illinois emerged as a standout for Northwestern. After replacing injured Fay Russell against Notre Dame he punted 15 times for 553 yards averaging 35 yards and displayed drop kicking accuracy.
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Evanston
Northwestern
Oliver Olson
Wheaton
Willows Athcte
Wheaton High School
Stas
Red Grenge
Trindas
Vic Gustafson
Olson
Wildcat
Fay
Rep’ Russel
Northwestern Notre Dame
Russell
Soldier Field
Eleven Coaches Attend Central South Dakota Meeting
Last night eleven coaches gathered at the Marvin Hughitt hotel for a dinner and discussion forming the Central South Dakota coaches organization. Werd Bell of Huron college chaired the session, with two new members Conta Byhinson of Frankfort and Cush Nevet of Hitchcock joining.
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Central South Dakota Coaches Organization
Marvin Hughitt
Werd Bell
Huron College
Conta
Hinson
Frankfort
Cush Nevet
Hitchcock
Frank Coffey
Huron High School
Turner
Alpena
Gellermart
Bancroft
Goeken
Carthage
Jackson
Cavour
Jones
Certhage
Plstt
Walder
Iroquois
Wishabaugh
Wolsey
Wilson Takes Hand At Wrestling Game
George Wilson former University of Washington All America halfback joins Pacific Northwest wrestling circuit weighing 135 pounds and 5 feet 19 inches he aims to enter big city wrestling soon after receiving early training from Sonnenberg plus a note on Brookings South Dakota State college basketball schedule and upcoming games with Oklahoma Aggies and North Dakota teams
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Seattle
George Wilson
University of Washington
George
Gus Sonnenberg
Dartmouth Hinsamen
Pacific Northwest
Wilson
Sonnenberg
Brookings
South Dakota State
Cy Keaper
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma
Huron College
Brooks
Milk Wagon Beckons Former Notre Dame Star Bert Metzger
Bert Metzger, once Notre Dame’s guard and noted 147 pound star, now drives a milk wagon for a dairy firm in Oak Park. He left football after graduation and starts each dawn delivering milk and cream, following his father’s business.
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Oak Park
Vermillion Hosts International Hockey Class Tournament
International hockey teams for the class tournament at the University of South Dakota were announced by Miss Gladys Leonard and Elizebeth Krause. The lineup includes Grace Beuttler Ruth Payne Molly Wagner Madeline Alexander Deixy Cochen Dorothy O Hora Marion Mandeville Elizabeth Mandeville Varle Christianson Imogene Baker Cleo Johnson Irma Falck Margaret Broom Florence Lovejoy and others across junior senior sopomore and freshmen squads with players from Vermillion Sioux City and surrounding towns.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Gladys Leonard
Elizebeth Krause
Jaya
Grace Beuttler
Sioux City
Ruth Payne
Molly Wagner
Faulkton
Madeline
Alexander
Centerville
Deixy Cochen
Dorothy O* Hora
DeSmet
Marion Mandeville
Elizabeth Mandeville
Storm Lake
Iowa
Varle Christianson
Viborg
Imogene Baker
Sioux Falls
Cleo Johnson
Irma Falck
Margaret Broom
Clark
Florence Lovejoy
Sopomore
Lorene Rasmussen
Mobridge
Austrid Anderson
LaVerne Williamson
Custer
Margaret Perkins
Pierre
May Huyck
Carol Summerside
Redfield
Elizabeth Krause
Java
Dawn Herrick
Marion Caldwell
Vera Garret
Agar
Bernice Manning
Burbank
Dorothy Leamer
Dakota City
Neb
Katherine Mahon
Katherine Gale
Hilland
Tigers Seek First Loop Victory in Madison Showdown
The Tigers travel to Madison to face the Bulldogs in a pivotal Eastern South Dakota conference game. Both teams are 1931 season peers with recent losses, Huron hit by ineligibilities and coaching changes, Madison edged by Brookings as they seek a conference win.
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Madison
Doland
Rapid City
Watertown
Huron High School
Chuck Reynolds
Bulldogs
South Dakota
Madison Lot
Huron
Reynolds
Miller
Selew
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Deland
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Reutter
Watertown Arrow
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Pugsley
Holm
Pederson
Langlarad
Stieley
Long
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Miner
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Nicademus
Smith
Nichrugee
Spieker
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Jacobs
F. Nelson
R Nelson
Pugsizy
Greene
Lovejoy
South Dakota college football games this week
Pierre October 22 following are the SD college games scheduled Friday Dakota Wesleyan at School of Mines Colne Huron college at Eastern Normal State at Morningside Sioux City Spearfish Normal at Augustana North Dakota Aggies at Moorhead Teachers Northern Normal at Moorhead Teachers.
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Colne Huron
Catlige
Fastern Normal
S. TD. University
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Sioux City
North Dakota
Aggies
Spearfish Normal
Augustana College
Norther
Normal
Moorhead
Minn
Sooth Dakota Gridiron
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Vermillion
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School of Mines
Rapid City
Mines
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Huron College
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Scalvers
Wesleyan
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Sioux Falls
Spearfish
Augustana
Change Proposed to SD Athletic Rules for Small Schools
Glenham on October 22 reports superintendent J W Smart proposes amending the South Dakota athletic association constitution. The change would exclude seventh and eighth graders from counting as athletic participation once over seventeen, aiming to stop excluding older students and to aid small schools and student development.
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South Dakota Athletic Association
J. W. Smart
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Athletic Association
Savoldi Defeats Chief Allen In Two Falls
Jumping Joe Savoldi of Three Oaks Michigan defeated Chief Joe Allen of Pawhuska Oklahoma in two straight falls in a wrestling match in St. Joseph Missouri. Savoldi won the first fall in 21 minutes 10 seconds and the second in 15 minutes 40 seconds. Savoldi weighed 235 pounds and Allen 230 pounds.
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Chief Allen
ST. Joseph
Three Oaks
Mich
Joe Allen
Pawhuska
Okla
Notre Dame
Savoldi
Allen
South Dakota N C Entries Eye Dakota Day Victories
South Dakota State travels to Fargo to meet North Dakota while the Coyotes face Morningside in Sioux City as six North Central conference teams clash in inter league play. Huron favored at Madison. Spearfish Normal vs Augustana opens the conference slate in Sioux Falls.
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Madison
Associated Press
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South Dakota University
South Dakota State
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Sioux City
State College
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Aggies
Griffiths-Schaaf Bout Off Again in Chicago
The proposed heavyweight clash between Tuffy Griffiths and Ernie Schaaf, set for November 20 in Chicago, is postponed as Schaaf must fulfill a prior commitment to box Jack Dorval in Boston on November 13. Their first meeting ended in an unpopular decision for Schaaf, who was booed by spectators for 19 minutes.
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Chicago
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Iowa
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Schaaf
Jack Dorval
Griffiths
Dempsey to Help Dedicate City Auditorium Fight Arena
Former heavyweight king Jack Dempsey will assist in dedicating a new city auditorium as a boxing arena in December. Promoter John Salvator said Dempsey is guaranteed 12,500 to box four short bouts with 51 percent of receipts.
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Dempsey
ST. Paul
Jack Dempsey
King
New City Auditorium
John Salvator
Baer Knocks Out Santa In Tenth Round
Max Baer defeated Jose Santa by knockout in the tenth round at Oakland Auditorium. Baer, 20 pounds lighter, started behind but flooded Santa with punishment including a ninth round knockdown, drawing 10,009 spectators. The former Livermore heavyweight had shown solid form in two years with past losses to Schaaf Loughran Riske and Uzendun.
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Cal
Max Baer
Livermore Kiicher
Jose Santa
Oakland Auditorium
Baer
Santa
Boaer
Eric Schaaf
Toomy Loughran
Johnny Riske
Paul Uzendun
Reno
Pictures of Coyotes to Open in Eight Theatres
Vermillion reports motion pictures of the University of South Dakota football team to be released in eight theatres over the next two weeks. The schedule lists Colonial Watertown October 20 21 and other venues in Vermillion Sioux Falls Beresford and Sioux City with dates through late October.
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Coyotes
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
RB. V. Newcomb
Colonial
Watertown
State
Sioux Falls
March
Empress
Beresford
Piere
Elk Point
Town Theatre
Siouxity
Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
In Jersey City Cuba stopped by Hid Chocolate, while Rube Goldberg of New York fell to an unnamed foe. Frankie Jarr defeated Duke Calloway in Fort Wayne, and Manuel Quintero knocked out Walter Miler in Boise in separate bouts.
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Jersey City
Chocolate
Cuba
AL "Rube" Goldberg
New York
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frankie Jarr
Ft Wayne
Duke Calloway
Fi Wayne
Boise
Idaho
Manuel Quintero
Tattson
Fla
Walter Miler
Tutsson
Ariz
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