Fumble, Interceptions Spark Sioux Falls Victory Over Braves
Sioux Falls College edged Huron 6 to 0 at homecoming after a fumbled punt return set the scoring. McHenry intercepted a pass to threaten again, but the Braves’ offense failed to finish drives in a defensive battle. Jagged first quarter, second-half pressure, and key tackles defined the struggle as Sioux Falls outlasted the Braves.
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Big Ten Honors May Be Divided This Season
Minnesota fans feel Clarence W Spears may clinch the western title while Purdue could share the crown since the two teams don’t meet. Ohio State and Indiana mix in a chase after key wins, Illinois defeats Michigan while Chicago falters. Weekend results reshape the race with Northwestern and Iowa also noted, and next week’s schedule features pivotal clashes across the league.
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Associated Press
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Clarence W. Spears
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Aberdeen Eagles Hand Huron 28 to 6 Setback
Aberdeen high school football dominated Huron Tigers 28 to 6 at Simmons field in frosty wind, led by standout halfback May. The Golden Eagles surged after the second quarter, scoring three touchdowns and a field goal while Huron managed a lone late score.
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Marsters Boosts Scoring Total To 102 Points
Special Delivery AL Marsters scored two touchdowns to reach 102 points this season, the leading total in the nation by 25 over Eugene McEver of Tennessee. The eight major conferences list McEver with 77 touchdowns and 102 points from 13 touchdowns. Marsters totals include 15 touchdowns and 12 points after touchdowns.
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Harvard
Marsters
Eugene McEver
Tennessee
Associated Press
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Teaders
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McEtrath
Baylor
Pacific
Schwartz
Washington State
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Utak
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Cubs Purchase Bell From Boston Braves
CHICAGO Oct 28 Lester Bell former Boston Braves third baseman in 1928 1929 was purchased by the Cubs in the first Wrigley offseason move to shore up weakness after the World Series. The outright sale involved no players and was arranged in Washington with Judge Endl Fuchs. Bell 29 will back up Normal McMillan as a utility infielder while Clyde Beck is expected to fill McMillan’s role last season.
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Lester Bell
Boston Braves
Cubs
William Wrigley, Jr
Bruin
Athletics
Washington
Wrigley
Endl Fuchs
Braves
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St. Louis Cardinals
Vetlace
Normal McMillan
Joe McCarthy
Cub
McMillan
Clyde Beck
Sectional Tilts To Feature Grid Games This Week
Alan Gould notes two family quarrels in New England and California color a football slate. Yale faces Dartmouth with Booth vs Marsters, Southern California battles California, Notre Dame seeks revenge on Georgia Tech, Nebraska and Missouri eye Kansas rivals, Texas meets SMU, Army vs South Dakota, and Colorado vs Utah in a regionally rich schedule.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
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California
Albie Booth
Yale
al Marsters
Dartmouth
New Haven
Dartmuth
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Panthers
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al Sharpe
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Dutch Clark
Colorado College
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Football results from various college and high school games
A mixed results digest shows Aberdeen 28 Huron 6 high school football, Brookings 45 Madison 9, state conference Augustana 18 Southern 0, Sioux Falls college 6 Furend Dakota Wesleyan 40 Eastern 6, North Central South Dakota 6 South Dakota State Seut Dakota 1, North Dakota Aggies 0. Morningside 12 Western Union 0. Illinois 14 Michigan 6, Iowa 14 Wisconsin 0, Purdue 26 Chicago 0, Indiana 0 Ohio State 0, Northwestern 66 Wabash 4. Minnesota 14 Ripon 0, Missouri 7 Nebraska 7, Iowa State 0 Kansas 23. Oklahoma 1 Kansas 13. Drake 6 Grinnell. State 404 North Carolina Dartmouth 34 Harvard 7 Yale 21 Army 13 Princeton 13 Navy 13 New York 13 Butler 6 Pennsylvania 10 Lehigh 7 Colgate 52 Providence 0 Syracuse Browz 0. Florida 18 Georgia 6. Oregon 14 Washington State 43 Stanford 0. Oregon State 20 Idaho 0. (text contains numerous OCR errors)
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North Dakota Seen As Key In Jackrabbit Title Bid
Brookings Oct 28 North Dakota faces South Dakota State in a pivotal North Central conference clash that will decide the league champion. A North Dakota win clinches the title. a Jackrabbit victory keeps Morningside’s Thanksgiving game as the final hurdle. South Dakota State and North Dakota both undefeated in conference. Englemann returns as Jackrabbits drive for victory. North Dakota also undefeated in their own clash with the state college, 14 to 0.
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Army
State College
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South Dakota
State
Northwest
West Point
Coyotes
Ag Ader Nors
North Dakota Toatay
University
Walker to Risk Title Tomorrow
Mickey Walker the middleweight champion defenses his title tomorrow night in Los Angeles against Ace Hodkins. The card also features Jack Dempsey’s second show at Chicago Coliseum, with Tony Canzoneri headlining a 10 round bout. local favorites Billy Wallace and Jack Berg are also on the bill, as confidence runs high ahead of the big title clash.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Los Angeles
Ace Hodkins
Jack Dempsey
Tony Canzoneri
Stanishius Luayza
Philadelphia
Charley Belanger
Billy Jones
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Patsy Beuffalo
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Jack
Id) Berg
Welter
Mickey Genaro
Western Is Stile At Head Of Loop
Sioux Falls Oct 25 Western Normal remains the favorite to win the Dakota conference title after beating Northern Normals. Dakota Wesleyan won 36 to 6 over Eastern Normal, Yankton had no game, Sioux Falls beat Huron 6 to 0, and Augustana beat Southern Normal 18 to 0. The schedule features Northern Normal vs St Paul Luther, Yankton at Eastern, and Dakota Wesleyan at Southern.
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Yellowjackets
Western Normal
Northern Normals
Norma
Augustana
Pletcher
Huron
Dakota Wesleyan
School of Mines and Huron
St. Paul Luther
Yankton
Eastern
Southern
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