Tigers Face Brookings In Big Friday Night Clash
HurOn Tigers travel to Brookings for an Eastern South Dakota conference game that could reshape the league standings. Bobcats seek upset to pull Huron into a second division tie. Brookings enters with more scoring and a recent win over Mitchell while Huron relies on Billings and quarterback Nicklason to counter. injuries dot both camps as key players battle through aches ahead of kickoff.
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Tigers
Brookings Bobcats
Brookings High School
South Dakota
Brooks
Watertown
Bobcats
Lynn
Brookings Aggregation
Huron
Yankton
Brookings
Bucks
Watertown Arrows
Bengals
Mitchell
Billings
Roger Billings
Nicklason
Donnie Dern
Dekiotz
Tiger
George Deklotz
Elmer Evans
Husky
McNutt
Gordon
Don McNutt
Lloyd Gordon
Madison
Aberdeen
Elk
Point
Sioux Falls
Sioux City Central
Gophers Seek Payback On Five 1939 Mistakes
Minnesota aims to repay four costly 1939 missteps as it faces Nebraska Ohio State Iowa Northwestern in 1940 games. Bruce Smith to Bill Johnson yields a 13 to 7 edge this year, while last season’s holds and breakdowns allowed scoring plays by Kinnick Green and De Correvon. The squad trails to balance the ledger against the Wildcats on November 2.
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Jay Vessels
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Golden Gophers
Nebraska
Bernie Bierman
Bruce Smith
Bill Johnson
Ohio State
Gophers
Buckeye
Columbus
Minnesota Ertors
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Gopher
Bill Green
Nile Kinnick
Bierman
Northwestern
Bill de Correvon
Wildcats
DWU Tigers Meet Augustana Vikings in Title Bid
Dakota Wesleyan University faces Augustana on their field Friday in a showdown for the conference lead. DWU tied with Yankton for first with a 1 0 0 0 rating and can claim the title with a win as Augustana sits tied for third with Sioux Falls College. Injuries thin DWU but reserves boost depth as Lions Davis Sibons and Thomas lead the attack while Bengstan Nelson Bechtord and company pace Augustana. A possible pair of former Philip high school stars Sims and Griffith may meet on the field.
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Mitchell
Les Belding
Dakota Wesleyan University Tigers
Augustana Vikings
Yankton
Tigers
Vikings
Sioux Falls College
Belding
Augustana
Wesleyan
Bengstan
Nelson
Bechtord
Louie Davis
Sibons
Thomas
Davis
Philip High
Sims
Griffith
Yankton Greyhounds Host Braves In Pioneer Day Clash
Yankton College Greyhounds, leading the South Dakota College conference, face Sioux Falls College Braves in the twenty third Pioneer Day football game. The program features top backfields led by Babe Feibiger and Morgan Smith with Farnham and Borman, while Virgil Grace and McDowall stage a two mile race at halftime. Grace won at Aberdeen last Friday in 10 19.8 for two miles.
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Braves
Grace
McDowall
Yankton
Lome Arnold
Yankton College Greyhounds
South Dakota College
Sioux Falls College
Ben Mankowski
Babe” Feibiger
Greyhounds
Morgan Smith
Farnham
Borman
Feibiger
Augustana
Huron
Wesleyan
Arnold
Virgil Grace
Normil
McDowell
Aberdeen
Tunell Kegglers To Meet Redfield Team
A Sunday November 2 match is set between Tunell ladies bowling team and Redfield five star team. In their prior meeting at Redfield last Sunday Tunell keglers defeated the Redfield quintet.
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Tunell Kegglers
Redfield
Tunell
Tunell Keglers
Individual high scores and team totals from league play
The record lists top individual honors and team leaders across multiple leagues. Royer posted 245 for high single and 664 for high triple, with Lusk Shye achieving 1028 for team high score and Country Club 2942 for team high series. Several clubs and players are noted with scores, handcaps, and totals, interspersed with historical team names and sponsors.
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Royer
Lusk
Blatz Beer
Schmidt
Ivan
Moulton
Tt Larsen
Toler
Clary
Daum
Phillips
Hollbush
Peterson
Statford
Hunt
Eton
Blandicap
Lusk’s Shoe Store
Century Club
Hobbs
Jorg'naon
Wiworth
Plummer
Ed'kson
Kraugger
Halv'sen
Giang
Baldwin
Windh
al ‘Otal
Echooner BeersEhleage NW
Wo Steffen
Deuber
Meldema
J. Ebert
Light
Dienslaka Rf
Piper
Bonner
LC Johnson
Umdy Eh
Benent Wilson-Barber
Roger
Baum
Jeffers
Real Cochrane
Tia
Crowell
Floss
Wagner
Industrial League
Penn and Cornell Lead Offense Records in College Football
Seattle reports from Oct 24 show Cornell tops in total offense with 466.7 yards per game as Penn claims second at 400 yards. Cornell leads in passing with 272 yards per game while Penn boasts the best rushing defense at 47 yards allowed per game.
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Seattle
Cornell
Pennsylvania
American Football Statistical Bureau
Cornwell
Tuhacans
Penn
Weaker Daze in Sports Predictions by Chally
A sports column by Chally Weak Daze outlines plans to pick 25 college football games this week after hitting 16 of 20 last week. List includes Kentucky Georgia, Georgia Tech Auburn, Texas A&M Baylor, Holy Cross Brown, Clemson South Carolina and more with Notre Dame in focus.
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McCoy
Kentucky
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Texas A & M
Baylor
Holy Cross
Brown
Clemson
South Carolina
Columbia
Syracuse
Carnnell
Ohio State
Harvard
Dartmouth
Tennessee
Florida
Duke
Wake Forest
Fordham
St. Mary's
Notre Dame
Winds
Northwestern
Indiana
Minnesota
Iowa
Santa
Clara
Michigan State
Nebraska
Elliott Borough fan pre-orders eight tickets for opener
Albert G. Ploch of Elliott Borough a Royal Pirates fan rushed to secure front row seats for the opening baseball game in Pittsburgh next April and has already ordered eight ducats.
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Early Bird
Pittsburgh
Albert G. Ploch
Elliott Borough
Royal Pirate
Adele
Big Nine Teams Buck Undefeated Foes This Week
Big Nine teams face undefeated foes with Illinois hoping to slow Notre Dame using a wrestler as right tackle John Sikich 215 pounds steps in for captain Tom Riggs in Chicago homecoming. Ohio State and Michigan prep defenses and aerials while Indiana and Northwestern eye a third straight Big Ten win. De Correvont may return from ankle sprain. Iowa repairs passing game. Wisconsin-Purdue clash focuses on heavy contact work.
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Chicago
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Notre Dame
Zuppke
Milt Piepul
John Sikich
Tom Riggs
Ohio State
Corel
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Hoosiers
Northwestern
Bill de Correvont
Wisconsin
Bob Bender
Iowa
Minnesota
Gophers
Harry Stuhldreher
Purdue
Mexican boxer beats Carnegie Tech in close decision
The report notes Chino Lopez of Mexico City outpointed Al Shapiro of New York by 50 to 6 in a rough bout, with a near miss on a high score and a claim that the winner deserves a medal for missing only by a single point in a game noted for its 11 point spread.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kas
Chino Lopez
Mexico City
al Shapiro
New York
Carnegie Tech
Gas House Gang reunion joins Pacific Coast League ranks
Pepper Martin joins the Pacific Coast League next spring as a new Sacramento and Los Angeles link. Six former Gas House Gang cronies reunite with Pepper including Ripper Collins Bob Weiland Brusie Ogrodowski Beau Brummel Walker Jack Roth and Rog Harrell across Seattle Portland and Hollywood. The 1934 35 era famed Dean brothers and Pepper’s band days are recalled as Frisch ages alongside the Cards glory years.
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Los Angeles
John L
Pepper) Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Pacific Coat League
Pepper
Frankie Frisch
Pacific
Wild Horse
Osage
Sacramento
Ripper Collins
Big Bob Weiland
Brusie Ogrondowski
Beau Brummel
Bill’ Walker
Seattle
Jack Rothrock
Hallywood
Rog Harrell
Portland
Gas House
Dean Boys
Mudcat
Frisch
Grayer
Dana Bible and the Texas Team Regarded Shied From
Texas under Dana Bible has an undefeated season with a powerful, balanced offense. The Longhorns have dominated four major programs, including Colorado, Indiana, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, by wide margins, yet a national ranking system dropped them five spots despite a 21-0 victory over Arkansas and a 12th place AP poll position.
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Dallas
Dana Bible
University of Texas
Texas
Colorado
Indiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texans
Arkansas Razorbacks
Associated Press
Medwick to Enter Mayo Clinic for Checkup
New York reports Joe Medwick of the Brooklyn Dodgers will go to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota next month for a general checkup. Club secretary John McDonald says there is nothing seriously wrong with Medwick and he is accompanying manager Lea Durocher, who annually visits the clinic for an ear trouble. The Dodgers had ordered all players to undergo thorough medical exams before the season ended.
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New York
Joe Medwick
Brooklyn Dodger
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Dodgers
Joe
John McDonald
Lea Duroccher
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