Huron Tigers Fall 7-0 Against Aberdeen Eagles
Huron High School fought hard in an Eastern South Dakota Conference clash but Aberdeen's May and Williamson led a fourth quarter drive to a decisive 7-0 victory. Huron's defense held firm most of the game with strong line play by Youel, Schwartzkopf, Johnson and Smith, while penalties and a late misplayed punt capped the Tigers’ tough effort.
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Wessington Springs Extends Undefeated Run in Swift Win
Wessington Springs defeated Howard 12 to 7 as Kahn scored on a late run after a back-and-forth game. Klepping and Hateli added early and third quarter touchdowns while Lammers Buck Gucas Pinnard and Hatch shone for the Springs. Howard backfield excelled but the line faltered.
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Weasington Springs
Cooper Leads In Open Tournament in Salt Lake City
Los Angeles pro Harry Cooper holds a two stroke lead in the Salt Lake City $5,000 open after posting a sub par 76 on the Salt Lake Country Club course. Utah amateur champion Charles Foley eagled for a par 72, tying for second with other top pros and amateurs in round one of the 72 hole event.
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Detroit
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Kansas City
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Colorado Springs
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Huron and Aberdeen clash as lineup lists and scoring noted
In a rough sequence Aberdeen gains 14 first downs to Huron's six as both squads fielded a wide lineup. The game reports a touchdown by Williams and a point after, with penalties totaling 15 yards for Aberdeen and 49 for Huron. Officials included Treadway as referee and others from the SD area.
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High school football results across South Dakota and nearby
Augustana Academy and Cathedral tied at seven while Flandreau's freshmen routed their opponent. White and Garretson posted wins, Centerville dominated Viberg, and Sioux Falls along with others posted scores. College results include Creighton freshmen edging Drake freshmen and Army JV beating Yale JV.
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Coyote yearlings defeat Flandreau Indians in Vermillion
South Dakota's Coyote yearlings overwhelmed the Flandreau Indians 32 to 6 in Vermillion on October 24. Norton Watertown Jenkins Sioux City Love Huron Vickerman Canton Moore McGlivary Davis Sioux Falls were among the standout yearling stars as substitutions followed in the first period.
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Rapid City Beats Pierre 13 to 0 in High School Football
Rapid City won 13 to 0 over Pierre as Wilkins and Foreman scored touchdowns with Wilkins adding the extra point. The game was reported from Rapid City on October 23, highlighting a rare season victory for the team.
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Scalpers To Face Hounds Tonight in Homecoming Tilt
Seven teen Huron College Scalpers head for Yankton to meet the Yankton College Greyhounds in the Pioneer Day homecoming clash. Coach Belk reports best overall trim of the season with few bruises. Yankton’s Gibbs will miss the game due to a facial injury. Captain Batcheller is nursing a lame back but set to start.
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Northern Nortmal and Superior battle to scoreless tie
In Aberdeen Northern Normal and Superior Wisconsin fought to a 0 0 tie. Guards Matrice Sipes Sloan and Sherf plus tackles Herseth and Gorder starred for Northern while captain Paciotti anchored Superior’s line. The game featured few breakthroughs as both squads punted and balanced defense.
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Yankees Release Bengough and Hargrave Players
New York Yankees release two catchers. Hen Bengough veteran receiver, troubled with sore arm, sent to Milwaukee club of the American Association. Bubbles Hargrave released unconditionally after arriving from St. Paul last spring.
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Watertown Routs Madison 7-0 in defensive showdown
Watertown high defeated Madison 7 to 0 in Madison yesterday after a scoreless first three periods. Watertown tallied 71 first downs while Madison’s defense repelled downs inside the ten yard line four times.
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Brookings Loses to Sioux Falls in Narrow High School Battle
Sioux Falls high school defeated Brookings 12 to 7 in Brookings yesterday. MicDowell, halfback, scored three times in the final period to spark the comeback. Brookings opened with a early score but Sioux Falls rallied in a late stretch to clinch the win.
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Savoldi Hates To Be Tackled at Notre Dame
Notre Dame fullback Joe Savoldi from Three Oaks Michigan is profiled as a hard charging runner who dislikes being tackled. The piece notes his brick lifting training and tough, cheerful attitude both on the field and in class and quotes Rock praising his leadership and playmaking.
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Huron Gridders Travel to Pipestone for Season Test
The Huron Independent football team heads to Pipestone Minnesota for a battle with the Pipestone Eagles. Pipestone, a semi pro pioneer, is said to field the fastest squad in the region this year. Manager Dick Frey has not yet named the traveling roster awaiting word from nearby players. The team will depart early Sunday morning for Firestone.
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Winner Keeps Record By Beating Mitchell
Winner kept its goal line uncrossed and won its fifth victory of the season by defeating Mitchell High School 12 to 0 in Mitchell. The Wicker line outcharged Mitchell, Bellany and Foster backs gaining ground consistently while Mitchell’s first squad, badly crippled, failed to show form and earned only one first down to Winners 15.
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Pitchers Sought for Coast League Playoff Game Four
Los Angeles and Hollywood managers searched rosters on October 25 for pitchers to blunt a hitting surge in the fourth Coast League playoff game. The Angels beat the Stars 11 to 10 in a strange contest to slow Hollywood's bid for a second straight pennant after the Chiefs won their first two batting bouts.
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Friedman to Boxing Frank Wine Nov 3 in Oklahoma City
Al Friedman the Boston heavyweight will fight Frankie Wine in Oklahoma City on November 3. He will arrive five days before the bout per his contract with the Metropolitan Athletic club, manager Al Lippe wired the club.
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Panthers vs Notre Dame Looms in Record Crowd Clash
Pittsburgh hosts Notre Dame as injuries thin the Panthers lineup for a high profile Big Ten and national spotlight tilt. Fans pack Pitt Stadium seeking a dramatic showdown amid strong Notre Dame roster news.
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Savoldi
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Balter
Burch
Kansas Banned From Big Six
COLUMBIA MO Oct 25 Kansas found guilty of recruiting and subsidizing athletes and was barred from further Big Six competition. The verdict followed a long faculty meeting with six conference members. Substantial figures named include James Bausch and Phil Borella as subsidized recruits, with Bill Meisinger also barred from play.
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Jazlidbbe
1. I King
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Nebraska Confident Of Beating Montana
Lincoln, Oct 23. Montana arrives for a game at Memorial Stadium as Nebraska eyes a repeat of a 26 to 6 victory two years earlier. Coach Dana X. Bible plans to rest his A team and deploy backup players against the Grizzlies to prepare for the Pittsburgh clash.
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Walker in title deme Chicago meet set for Detroit clash
Chicago report says Mickel Walker world middleweight champion will start a heavyweight campaign by meeting Johnny Risko in a ten round bout at Detroit on November 7. The bout marks a bold step as Walker seeks a new crown. Risko, a tough heavyweight challenger, draws strong local interest for the event.
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Chicago
Mickel Waller
Johnny Risko
Detroit
1950 tile on form shows near top for Wisconsin and rivals
Readable segments describe Wisconsin having a slight edge in a 1950 tile context, with mentions of triumphs over Chicago and Pennsylvania. The Boilermakers are portrayed as near the top in a tense season, with implied strong competition and expectations of continued struggle.
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