Tigers Meet Kernels In Key 1935 Grid Clash
Mitchell meets Huron at Tixer Field in a crucial 1935 Eastern South Dakota Conference battle. Injuries impact Huron as Deklotz juggles a thin lineup while Quintel leverages a deep, skilled Kernels squad led by Donald Marnes to chase a road upset and extend dominance over Huron in recent meetings.
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Fruron
Huron High School
Kernel Givens
Tixer
Huron
Joe Quintals
Babe Ruth Seeks Managerial Opening At Winter Meetings
New York December reports Babe Ruth plans to attend the major league winter meetings seeking a managerial post. He reiterated he will not play again and would explore offers in baseball, though he would consider other fields if no major league job materializes.
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Babe
New York
Dee
Babe Ruth
Sipmalta
Athletes At Miller Hold Annual Fest
Miller Ost hold annual club dinner in the auditorium dining room on Wednesday evening. Twenty five club members attended along with faculty men and guests. Wendell Andrews acted as toast master with Coach Marsh, Attorney H J Buchfeld, Chester Hirst, Rev Joseph Anfkews, and Superintendent Kramer speaking on team spirit, athletics, conduct, and the school tram.
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Miller
Miller High School
Wendell Andrews
Marsh
H. J. Buchfeld
Chester Hirst
Joseph An Fkews
Kramer
Hillmer elected junior class president at USD
Ralph Hillmer, son of Mr and Mrs H B Hillmer of this city, was recently elected president of the junior class at the University of South Dakota in Wellington Springs on October 3.
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Wellington Springs
Qct
Ralph Hillmer
H. B. Hillmer
University of South Dakota
Notre Dame to Face Ohio State in Football Display
Notre Dame's Fighting Irish prepare for a clash with Ohio State, with Jim Martin and Mike Layden likely in the starting lineup. Buckeye scouts observe as both teams showcase depth, while Notre Dame lists a multinational starting group led by captains and veteran stars in a high stakes showdown.
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Francis A. Schmidt
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Irish
Pittsburgh
Buckeye
Bucks
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Bill Shakespeare
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Ind
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Jim Martin
Erin
Mike Layden
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
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Pittburgh
Wayne Milner
Dick Pieterls
John Lauer
Free Sahiri
Martin
Frank Kopczak
Marty Peters
Wally Prombart
Woicihoveki
Fred Caridco
North Dakota Gridders Start Nomadic West Coast Run
North Dakota University faces a five game road swing totaling almost 6000 miles beginning with a Saturday game in Sioux City against Meringsize. Coach C A West plans lineup changes including Jack Charbonneau, Bob Campbell, and Ken Johnson as the team seeks to maintain unbeaten status while preparing for eastern opponents in St Louis Omaha Baltimore and Washington D C. Louis Chumich is anticipated as a All America candidate as the squad regains form after a bruising North Dakota State clash.
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N. D
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Sioux City
Meringsize
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St. Louis
Missourio
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Omaha
Nebraska
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Washington
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Nedaks
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West
Jack Charbonneeau
Ben Blanchette
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Big Louis Chumich
North Dakota
Volunteer Referee Injured at Local Wrestling Show
In Saint Paul on Halloween eve a volunteer referee, Carlos Phenicie, was struck in the face by a thrown flashlight amid a crowd surge during a matca staged to accompany a motion picture at a theatre. He required hospital treatment after losing teeth and sustaining lip cuts.
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Carlos Phenicie
Phenicie
Amatca
Rhode
Orbiter
Gravel Road Grading Near Carthage Progresses
A crew began graveling a ten mile stretch of the Carthage highway west and east of Carthage this week. Gravel is being taken from the county pit northeast of Carthage by Carthage Tale contractor crews.
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Beisz Travels In High Gear On Gridiron Drive
In Minneapolis, Beisz races through the game as Minnesota fullback Sheldor Beise racks up 192 rushing yards for an average over five yards per carry. The Gopher line dominates as two more plunges push yardage higher.
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Minneapolis
Sheldor Beise
Minnesota
Coyotes Face Omaha in Vermillion Conference Clash
The South Dakota Coyotes prepare for a third place showdown with Omaha University in Vermillion after three days of scrimmage. Mike Schwartzkopf is likely to start, while Durkin or Lor may fill guard roles. Omaha trains for a hard fought game after two seasons without defeat, drawing a large attendance from both campuses.
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University of South Dakota
Omaha University
Coyotes
Mike Schwartzkopf
Huron
Cardinals
Omaha
Yating
Oroaha
Durkin
Red Lor
Billy Ryan
Nebraska
Coyote
Stata College
Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
Box scores from multiple cities recount scattered results with fighters Sagilio, Chynoweth, Walker, Martin, Mancini, Garcia, and others. Notable bouts listed include Sagilio and Chynoweth in Chicago, Walker stopping Martin in Huntington, Mancini facing Garcia in Pittsburgh, with weights and hometowns noted.
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The
Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Frankie Sagilio
Chicago
Freddy Chynoweth
Dew
Cincinnati
Tiger
Lewis And Olin In Title Scrap
In St Louis on October 31, light heavyweight champion Bob Olin of New York and John Heary Lewis of Arizona will fight for the world title in a 15 round bout at the St Louis arena. Joe Louis backs Lewis, who predicts an early knockout, as officials enact a new foul rule auto losing the round.
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Bob Olin
New York
John Heary Lewis
Arizona
Olin
Maxie
Rosenbloom
Lewis
Joe Louis
Missouri State Athletic Commission
Tarheels Carry Hopes Of Dixie
The south may lack an undefeated major team as the season nears its end. North Carolina must win four more games to keep Dixie’s streak of at least one undefeated major team each year since 1324. The Tarheels have won five straight, defeating Wake Forest, Tennessee, Maryland, Davidson, and Georgia Tech, with N C State, VMI, Duke, and Virginia remaining.
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Carolina Tarheels
Alabama
Tulane
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Vanderbilt
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Wake Forest
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Davidson
Georgia Tech
N. C. State
Virginia Military Institute
Duke
Virginia
Stella Walsh Loses After Thief Steals Gifts in Race
Stella Walsh, famed woman sprinter, dropped a race for the first time in 40 starts following a theft. A youth stole a package from her car outside a high school, and Walsh described pursuit over fences and backyards for almost a mile, during which she was struck and lost the bundle intended for friends.
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Stella Walsh
Cleveland
Poland
Stella
Poce
CCC Camp Entries Mark Carthage Note
Leo Wollum and Walter Robbins departed early in the week to join CCC camp at Fruitdale. George Leighty and Ivens Tracewell began the process to enter a camp at Canton.
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Carthage
Leo Wollum
Walter Robbins
CCC
Fruitdale
George Leighty
Ivens Tracewell
Elso
Canton
Wesleyan Squad Rises for Key Midseason Test
Wesleyan shows new life with a 31 point win over Northern normal as they prepare to host Sioux Falls in a Saturday night matchup under Sioux Yalts. Coach Belding refines linemen Helfert Jonsen Dahl Nielsen as Wesleyan eyes an upset against the strong Braves led by Webb Linguard and Forman.
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Huron
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Miller High Wins Over Ree Heights
Miller high school defeated Ree Heights 19 to 7 at Miller field in a Wednesday game. Coach Marsh used his entire squad to evaluate players likely to return next season. Bradley scored two Miller touchdowns and Parker added one as Ree Heights showed flashes of power in the second half but lacked depth and experience. The cold weather limited play.
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Miller Field
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Fee Heights
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Miler
Parker
Wrestling Show Here Next Week in Huron Card
Aberdees promoters present a Texas freestyle wrestling card at Daum's auditorium in Huron Monday night November 4. Main events feature Frank Buckley Aberdeen vs Jerry Hollis Columbus Ohio and Otto Harrison Duluth vs Swede Nelson Wessington Springs all middleweights. Special prelim match Whitey Willard Ellendale N C vs Albert Malinas Huron welterweights. First bout at 8 o'clock.
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Aberdees
Daum
Polk
Frank Buckley
Aberdeen
Jerry Hollis
Columbus
Ohio
Lotto Harrison
Duluth
Nelson
Wessington Springs
Whitey Willard
Ellendale
N. C
Albert Malinas
Scalpers Face Mines In Key Black Hills Game Tomorrow
Huron college football players travel to Rapid City for a state conference game against the School of Mines tomorrow night. The Scalpers enter favored despite injuries, while the Mines are seen as under strength. Lineups may shift as several players recuperate from recent injuries. snow cleared to allow the game.
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School of Mines
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Cosch Elden Parler
Hae
Parker
Bill Dempster
Herbert Gaesch
Teddy Hohm
Harcrackers
Wolverines Take On New Stature
Michigan football undergoes a midseason resurgence as coach Marty Kipke’s squad defense sharpens and the offense gains steam. A tough stretch awaits with Pennsylvania visiting, testing the maize and blue amid renewed Big Ten scrutiny.
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Associated Press
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Ohio
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Minnesota
Big Ten
Gophers
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Wolverines
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Harry Newmen
Pennsylvania
Villanova Coach Warns of Consequences Before Detroit Game
Villanova coach Harry Stubsdreher faced anxious comments from his father William J. Stubsdreher who warned that if Villanova loses they must discipline Harry as in the old days. The remark reflects pressure surrounding Saturday’s return game with Detroit.
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Harry Stubsdreher
Detroit
Harry
William J. Stubsdreher
Popular boxing match tests public interest at Garden opener
New York October boxing scene centers on Primo Carnera and Walter Newset opening the indoor season at Madison Square Garden. The bout, seen as a heavyweight showdown, could shape title hopes or simply reflect rising boxing interest. Carnera’s past losses and the anticipated clash with Joe Louis rival Max Baer keep fan attention high.
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Saime
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Detroit
Primo Carnera
Walter Newset
Moxlison Square Garden
Louis
Carnera
Neve Sols
Bat Ting
Max Sehmeling
Ike
Fang
Nousel
Prime
Paul Perici
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Gale Lashes North Sea Hight: Shipping Hampered
The North Sea and the Baltic were lashed by gales, halting shipping for 48 hours. Storms have claimed several lives of sailors, with ongoing danger to vessels and crews.
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Hamburg
Germany
Baltic
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