Huron and Wesleyan in Homecoming Fray Tonight
Huron College Scalpers host the Dakota Wesleyan Tigers for a homecoming clash at Alumni Field starting 4 30 PM The Scalpers seek their first win amid a tough season while Wesleyan aims to extend its South Dakota conference lead and continue a cresting winning streak with a show of home crowd support and football vigor.
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Henry Han Out For Season With Broken Leg
College homecoming plans shaken as Eddie Han Scalper halfback is sidelined for the season with a leg fracture. He suffered the injury in the Yankton game and may miss early basketball, while Wesleyan seeks to stay ahead of Huron in a hard fought clash described as a major battle with the Tigers.
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Scalper Cage
Southern Conference Games Carded in South ANTA GA
October 31 listing shows Kentucky Alabama in Lexingtion with Kentucky’s Johnson quarterback promising full effort against Alabama. Georgia Florida and North Carolina Tech near top with Clemson Tennessee strong. Vanderbilt and Mississippi meet in Nashville. Tulane slight risk from Mississippi while Sewanee faces Rice, Texas.
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Keene Leads SD Conference Scoring After Big Week
Keene of Spearfish rises to top scoring spot in the SD conference by crossing Mines twice and adding a point after touchdown for 13 points in last week’s games, bringing his season total to 37. Campbell and Southmayd trail with 36 each, while Yankton’s Mendes and Leslie also factor in. Spearfish’s Yellowjackets surged to 44 points against Mines, boosting their season total to 123, as South Dakota University remains the second highest scoring team with 166 and Wesleyan third with 103. Yankton shows strong per game offense, and Northern Teachers boast the best defensive record, holding opponents to six points in four games for a 1.5 per game average.
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Northern Backfield Injuries Threaten Northern–Yankton Game
Aberdeen Ock M reports two key Northern Teachers College backs hurt ahead of Friday night clash with Yankton College in Yankton. Gorder, a bruising back, may recover in time, while Dresselhuys is badly sprained and faces a possible missed trip. Coach Campbell kept workouts intense as he braces with the same lineup that beat the Greyhounds last week.
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Rogers Hornsby to Manage Cubes in 1931 season
Det. reports Rogers Hornsby will be playing manager for the Cubs as the 1931 season opens. The newly named manager denies retirement, saying he plans spring training and a quick return to uniform. He cites last season’s injuries as a hard lesson and promises to be back in action.
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Stanford to Meet California Bruins Tonight
Stanford’s Cardinals face the powerful Southern California Bruins in Palo Alto after USC thrashed Stanford 12 to 4 last Saturday. The Bay Area matchup rekindles a heated football rivalry as both teams seek momentum late in the season.
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Jinxed Gopher Game Calm Before Minnesota Clash
Evanston report says Northwestern captain Hank Bruder, recovering from smallpox, left the pesthouse with four horseshoes and a rabbit’s foot to ward off a three year jinx before the big Minnesota game. Bruder, No. 13, had a fractured leg last year and is rejoining the squad for the Minneapolis trip.
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Doland High Renames Teams The Wheelers
Doland high school changes athletic team name from Golden Eagles to The Wheelers to avoid duplication with Aberdeen high. The Wheelers prep to face Redfield Pheasants in first game under new moniker as Coach White seeks strong play from second string backs and a balanced, durable squad.
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Utah Title Hopes Face Testing Colorado Invasion
Utah football opens with two Colorado road trips as Harry Hughes led Aggies host Homecoming while Colorado College prepares for a Homecoming clash. Colorado Mines seeks first win against Western State as Wyoming meets Colorado Teachers in Cheyenne to decide a major early-season outcome.
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Stribling Faces Christner in Boston Heavyweight Bout
Stribling, Georgia's pride, aims to flatten Akron heavyweight K O Christner in a 10 round clash in Boston. He seeks another knockout win after defeating Otto von Porat and Phil Scott. Spectator list includes rival Jack Sharkey. Dekuh will fight Ric Bill Hartwell in a separate ten round bout.
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Arthur Dekuh
New York
Atlanta
Ric Bill Hartwell
Kanes City
Sharkey Offered 960,080 To Face Stribling in Chicago
Boston heavyweight Jack Sharkey received a 60,000 guarantee offer for a January bout with Young Stribling at Chicago Stadium. Stribling agreed to a percentage with Sharkey guaranteed 60,000, aiming to edge toward a title shot versus Max Schmeling.
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Ramblers Do Well on Extra Points vs Irish Record
Ramblers succeed with extra points as Irish defense contends the kicking, converting 10 of 12 attempts. The performance highlights the team’s overall efficiency in scoring after touchdowns while the comeback effort unfolds.
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Huron Tigers Rally To Take 7 6 Victory Over Madison
Huron high school’s Tigers exploited a strong third quarter drive from the 37 yard line to score the go ahead touchdown on Lundblad’s run and Hart’s drop kick for the single. Madison threatened late but poor snaps and penalties slowed their final push as Huron earned a 7-6 win in Eastern South Dakota conference play.
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Eastern Grid Teams Begin Move To Foreign Fields For Battles
Eastern football teams prepared for tomorrow’s away games with Pittsburgh traveling to Nebraska and Princeton heading to Chicago. New York University faced Carnegie Tech, West Virginia met Fordham, Dartmouth eyed Yale, and Columbia aimed to derail Cornell in New York. Harvard Navy and Army paced lighter schedules with key players held in reserve or positioned for upcoming clashes.
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Eddie Mays
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Griffith to Box Greek Heavyweight in Eight Rounds at Coliseum
Gerald Ambrose Griffith of Stout City meets Greek import George Neron in an eight round heavyweight bout at Chicago Coliseum. Neron, though likely outmatched, claims he can win. The card also features Larry Johnson versus Nattie Brown and other eight round bouts with Katzlaff, Shanks, Dillon, Pantalee and more.
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Grand Rapids
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Paul Pantalee
Bucks Defeat Mitchell Keep Perfect Record
Yankton High School closed its eastern South Dakota conference season with a perfect 6-0 record by a 16 to 0 homecoming win over Mitchell. Livingston scored on the opening drive after a 27 yard pass from Smith, with Hamann finishing the 16 yard scamper. Livingston, White, Moses and Donaldson starred for Yankton while Sherwood, Ziegler, Pooley and H Ludeman stood out for Mitchell.
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Game notes show Hill Bullis Stewart and scoring details
Jock for Hill, Bullis for Stewart, Long for Steely, Stewart for Bullis. Ludblad scored a touchdown, Hart kicked the extra point. Madison penalties. Huron 32, Sande and Gates referenced. Umpire Siem Carleton head linesman Culhane. South Dakota State involved. Final score by quarters appeared garbled: jd0 0 82 Tei.
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Redfield Pheasants Ready for Doland Clash on Big Game Day
Redfield high school Golden Pheasants, after a 21 to 0 loss to Ipswich, prepare to meet Doland’s strong non conference foe. Injuries plague Krueger and Dunn as starting positions are listed by coach George Edward, with Swede Larson quarterback and Arte Krueger at fullback among the lineup.
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St Olaf Seems Undefeated Amid national teams
St Olaf college in Northfield Minnesota with about 700 students ranks with unbeaten football teams. The Oles have won five straight games, scoring 100 points to 13 by opponents, defeating South Dakota State and Carleton. Star halfback Syl Laumer, 190 pounds, averages 10 yards per rush and 47 yard punts.
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Gridders Practice On Wednesday And Friday
Huron Independents football team schedules regular practices Wednesday and Friday led by Manager Dick Frye. Players meet at the Tredway and Liem Spat Shop at seven, then travel to the practice field. After a loss to Pipestone they anticipate the next game with Watertown, likely Armistice Day or November 16.
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Woonsocket and Artesian play to scoreless tie
Woonsocket and Artesian high schools battled to a 0-0 tie on a Saturday afternoon, moved up a day so Woonsocket fans could attend the Huron–Dakota Wesleyan game. Both teams showed strong defense and weak offenses with few scoring chances. Also reported last night in Chicago, Mike Dundee knocked out Ted Miranda in a boxing bout.
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Northwestern and Gophers To Draw Biggest Gathering
Chicago Oct 31 Two Big Ten rivalries reopen after long lapses with Northwestern Minnesota headlining the slate at Memorial Stadium where four thousand circus seats boost capacity to four thousand and all sell out Dad’s day at Clingin may draw thirty three thousand while Wisconsin Ohio State at Columbus attracts about four hundred spectators Princeton’s invasion of Chicago will bring Stagg Field’s largest attendance this season travel and final exercises dominated Northwestern’s 39 strong departure for Minneapolis and Wisconsin’s squad headed to Columbus Purdues plans include a Detroit trip as the last Big Ten opponent before the season ends
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