Two Home Games For Football Fans This Week End
Alan Gould's mid season roundup shows both high school and college teams in action. Mitchell Kernels visit Huron after a 7-6 win as Tigers aim to curb title hopes while Aberdeen and Yankton loom. Scalpers face Spearfish Teachers with injury plagued squads and shifting schedules.
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John Bangerter
Huronite
Furen
Collegians
Spearfish Yellow Jackets
Joe Quintal
Mitchell Kernels
Huron
Watertown Arrows
Tigers
Axnmut Brookings
George Deklow
Withem
Deklotz
Mitchell
Yankton
Aberdeen
Quintal
Jil
Egeerich
Young
Stevens
Corn Palace
Huron College
Spearfish
Yetlawdackers
Southern Normal
Westerners
Aberdoun Novemar
St. Beavis” Collene
Denver
Cole
Ralph Schroeder
Heron High School
Schuelke
Marshall
B. McIntosh
Pasek
Paul Hohm
Rogers
Parker
Greyhounds
Hartitchell High School
Sammy Baugh Chooses Pro Game Over College Style
Sammy Baugh, former TCU star, reveals his lifelong dream to be a fireman as he debuts with the Washington Redskins in Brooklyn. He discusses his pass catching and running balance, noting tougher competition in the pros and his preference for the more offensive pro game. Baugh meets the Eagles this Sunday in Brooklyn for his metropolitan debut.
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Washington Redskins
Sam
New York
Sammy Baugh
Sammy
Dan Topping
Brooklyn Football Dodgers
Baugh
St. Was
Weahington Redskins
Texas Christian
Redskins
Eagles
Brooklyn
New Managers Face Three Big MLB Jobs in 1938
New York reports three incoming managers for 1938 with Oscar Wil of the Indians, William McKechnie moving from Boston to Cincinnati, and an unnamed Bees successor. McKechnie takes a club praised in spring that faltered late, tasked with rebuilding a potent mound staff led by Vandermeer and Davis, while Ernie Lemberdi anchors catching and power remains scarce. Cleveland seeks a lefty pitcher and catcher with old spark to lift star names like Feller and Averill, amid a stagnating pennant push.
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New York
Hercules
Oscar Wil
Cleveland Indians
Wilh
William McKechnie
Boston Bees
Nilot
Cincinnati Reds
Mr. X
Bees
McKechnie
Whiley Moore
Johnny Vandermeer
Ray Davis
Ernie Lemberdi
Bill
Boston
McKechinie
Lou Fette
Jim Turner
al Lopes
Vitt
Cleveland
Ming
Lake Forest Player Loses Leg After Homecoming Injury
Albert Kroll, 20, Lake Forest College football player, had his right leg amputated last night four days after an injury in the homecoming game against James Millikin University. Doctors cited infection and gangrene as the cause after he was blocked while rushing a passer.
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Lake Forest
Til
Albert Kroll
Lake Forest College
James Millikin University
Kroll
D. J. McGrew
John D. Claridge
Notre Dame to Build Rockne Memorial Field House
In South Bend Indiana Notre Dame announces the start of construction for a large 550 dollar Rockne Memorial Field House on November 5 with plans for completion and use by early next fall.
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Rockne Memorial
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Kenoto Rockne
Dutra backs Montague as potential golf pro challenger
Olin Dutra, former national open champion, says John Montague could be a tough tournament foe if he entered pro golf. Dutra notes the switch from casual matches to formal tournaments is a big gap and doubts Montague’s ability to consistently reach the low 80s.
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Los Angeles
Olin Dutra
John Montague
Dutra
Montagu
Inter
Monty
Montague
Chicago drills for Buckeyes
Chicago’s short-handed Maroons prepare to face Ohio State’s strong offense as Coach Clark Shaughnessy teaches players multiple positions. Illinois drills for Michigan, Notre Dame shores up fast charging against Minnesota, and Indiana seeks place-kickers to support a passing attack. Iowa braces for purdue, Wisconsin tones up for Northwestern, while Northwestern refines offense with McGee and Lasky as Ryan sits out key games.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Maroons
Clark Shaughnessy
Vanderbilt
Wisconsin
Princeton
Ohio Stnto’s
Alinois
Michigan
Wolverines
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Gophers
Indiana
Bo McMillin
Hoosiers
Nebraska
Iown
Wisconsinn
Purdac
Mal Elward
Nile Kinnick
Iowa
Tony Gradisnik
Harry Stuhldreher Srove
Northwestern
Wildcats
George Mcae
Jay Lasky
Jack Ryan
Dismissals Hit Loyola Grid Team
Loyola University football faced disruption as five players, including three on the first team, were dismissed for violating campus absences rules. Punters Bela Andorka John Polich and Bill Mages left the squad along with two regulars. The case involves students from Lorain Fibbing Minnend and San Juan Capistrano California.
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Loyola
Los Angeles
Loyola University
Bela Andorka
Lorain
John Polich
Bill Mages
San Juan Capistrano
Calif
Stars Of Minnesota Left Off All-America List
Alan Gould notes the 1932 season’s standouts in the annual all America roundup. Backfield stars dominate the headlines with Clint Frank Bill Hutchinson Vic Bottari and Bullet Bill Patterson among the frontrunners. Centers Hinkle Aldrich and Wojciechowicz are highlighted plus top ends backs and guards from Yale Dartmouth California and Texas Christian.
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Alan Gould
New York
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
Carl Hinkle
Yale
Clint Frank
Cornel
Bill Hutchinson
Dartmouth
Harvard
Vic Bottari
California
Bullet Bill Patterson
Dynamo
Baylor
Marshell Goldberg
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Byron
Whizzer) White
Colorado
Colorado State
Jack Pingel
Michigan State
Marquette
Jimmy Fentons
Henry Kelly
Aburn
Andy Farkas
Detoit
Vanzo
McDonald
Big Ten
Ohio State
Dim McDonald
Northwestern
Fred Vane
Don Heap
Hein
Dwight Sloan
Arkanasas
Joe Kilgraw
Alabama
Joe Gray
Oregon State
Sid Luckman
Columbia
Gray
Eere
Mayberry
Florida
Watson
Orth Carolina
Wolfe
Texas
O'Brien
Texas Christian
Principe
Fordham
Kearns
LaFayering
Georgetown
Stopzer
Villanogumbo
Fold
Ki Aldrich
Alex Wojciechowicz
Herwig
Daugherty
Santa Clare
Erickson
Washington
Murray
Gallagher
Yale l
Moore
Jerome
Brad) Holland
Carsmell
Holland
Andy Bershak
North Carolina
Don Hudgins
Duke
Shoemaker
Divis
Benton
Arkansas
Boyd and Huessner
Looney
Benz
Virgil
Brahma) Jones
Texas A. & M
Joe Routt
Hooner
Cornell
Sivell
Auburn McGarry
Utah
Smith
Colorado University
Wallace
Denver
Gillespie
Brigham Young
Moncky
Dubois
Navy
Rackle
Hickerson
Frank
Bruiser) Kinard
Mississippi
France
Babartsky
John
Platt
Schoenbaum
Kaplanoff
Hale
Texco Christian
Young
A. d
Siegel
Michigan
Harris
Towa
Mellus
Villanova
Russell
Auburn
Schleckemen
Brown
Western State
Woundenverg
Shirry
Nebraska
Gatto
Markov
Keyorkian
Tol
Princeton
Fights Last Night Highlight Local Boxing Actions
In Sioux City Is Will ie Jones 14 outpointed Andy Miller 172. Henry Schaft 1133 Minneapolis knocked out Wild Bill Hawkins 154 Oskaloosa Ia. In Oakland Lloyd Marshall 165 Cleveland stopped Al Lybos in California action.
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Sioux City
Willie
Gorilla) Jones
Akron
Andy Miller
Henry Schaft
Minneapolis
Wild Bill Hawkins
Oskaloosa
Oakland
Calif
Lloyd Marshall
Cleveland
Stoprad 'al Lybos
Sun ‘Tow
Englebretson Emerges as Creighton Star on Homecoming
Roy Englebretson of Huron starred as Creighton’s right end in the Homecoming loss to Kansas State 15 to 7. He replaced Gromnicki to blunt Kansas State drives, and Creighton scored on a double lateral and a long pass to Bob Golanka who carried two tacklers over the goal line. Englebretson caught Piet’s pass for the extra point.
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Omaha
Neb
Roy Englebretson
Huron
Creighton University
Creighton
Kansas State
Engldietson
Gromnicki
Bob Golanka
Englebretson
Piet
Wrestling Results From Associated Press
Vincent Lopez of Los Angeles defeated CAR Olson of Minneapolis after Olson could not continue. In Denver Gus Sonnenberg of Boston beat Benny Ginsberg of New York in a 205 to 218 decision.
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New York
Vincent Lopez
Los Angeles
Car Olson
Mineneapolis
Olen
Denver
Gus Sonnenber
Boston
Benny Ginsberg
Traditional Football Rivalries Across Regions Highlight History
The piece surveys longstanding football matchups beyond the Ivy League, naming Dartmouth Yale, Cornell Columbia, Wisconsin Northwestern, Drake Grinnell, Tulane Mississippi, Vanderbilt Georgia Tech, Washington Idaho, Hobart Rochester, Trinity Wesleyan, Rutgers Uehigh, and Hampden Sydney. It notes series start years, current records, and regional pride while closing with a boxing result in New Haven.
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New York
Princeton
Barvard
Momans
University of Montana
Montana State
University
State
Harvard
Momana
Dartmouth
Ave Ues
Ames
Missouri
Cornell
Columbia
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Badgers
Drake and
Grinnell
Tulane
Mississippi
Tesa
Piny Sapin
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Vandy
Thas
Hobart
Rochester
Trinity
Wesleyan
Rutgers
Uehigh
Spain
Saurday
Virginia Poly
Hampden-Sydney
Navy vs Great Lakes 1918 gridiron thriller ends at 7-6
In 1918 Navy edged Great Lakes 7-6 after a late Great Lakes fumble recovery. Navy substitute Saunders sprinted from the bench to make a key tackle as G L player Fielson ran in for the go ahead touchdown.
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Navy
Great Lakes
Navy Fed
Saunders
Fielson
G. L
G.L
Charley Bachman
Michigan State
Paddy Driscull
Marquette
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Densmore Shute
Buddy Knox
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Bill Palmer
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Clark “Rabbit
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Oscar Vitt
Bill McKechnie
Buckeyes
Ohio Staters
By William Weekes
Jimmy Adamick
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Lou Thomas
Indianapolis
Stars of Minnesota
Gmitro
van Every
Midler
Webracka
Elmer Dehrmann
Creighton Star
Huron High
East
Middleton
Montana
Drew Middleton
New Haven
Conn
Eddie Blunt
al Gainer
Rea Mannie
Bohe
Werdelaih
Gaye
Coopers
Ture
Yemir
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