Tigers subdue Scalpers 14 to 0 in rough tussle
Wesleyan handed Huron Scalpers a 14 to 0 defeat amid heavy injuries. Key Tigers like Lehnert and Lundstrom led scoring with Burroughs, Tschetter, and Hohm contributing. Many Scalpers were sidelined by injuries including Rogers, Smith, and Holden, while Jensen and Marshall starred for the Tigers.
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Tigers
Merie Marshall
Hooley” Gosch
Jimmy Miner
Joe Rogers
The
Greyhounds
Curt Smith
Holden
Invaders
Huron
Enunde Brom
Jensen
Tong
Lehnert
Burroughs
Lundstrom
Methodists
Heron
Bodge
Allan Mitchell
Aaron
Paul Hohma
Teddy Hohm
Knapp
Paul
Eiie
South Dakota
Huron Wesleyan
Irkham
Bureau Era
Repee Gantry Fae
Palmer
C—Sevior
Harkness
Tschetter
Deklyen
Thomason
Collins
Marshall
Cameron
Haberman
Smith
Hell
T. Hohm
Lenert
Melates
Larson
Gross
Henderson
Wesleyan
Anderewon
Brown
Ernest
Quartens Furonee
Aowenee
Burrougha
Lund
Tmurga
Aaitesevan
Cy Holgate
State
Warleyan
George Deklotz
Dy Gy
Tnesman
Alex Culhane
Minnesota Gophers Meet Northwestern At Dyche Stadium
Minnesota travels to Dyche Stadium to face Northwestern in a clash of undefeated Big Ten teams. A sellout crowd of 49 000 erwarten a decisive game that could shape the conference race and national title hopes.
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Evanston
Ill
Minnesota
Avalanche
Wildcats
Dyche Stadium
Gopherx
C. S
Jannazzo And Garcia Draw No Clear Challenger Path
New York October report on Barney Ross welterweight title scene shows Ceferino Garcia and Sammy Jannazzo drawing in Madison Square Garden to decide a title shot. Garcia led on scorecards, while Jannazzo claimed a knockdown in the eighth round and both sides claimed parity.
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New York
Barney Ross
Ceferimo Garcia
Snzy Jannazzo
Bartey
Madison Square Garden
Himg
Jimmy Johnston
Europe
Associated Press
Garcia
Bill Cavanaugh
Jannaro
Eddie Forbes
New Yorker
Judi
Patsy Hatey
Los Angeles
Jannazzo
Greyhounds Edge Doane for Narrow 1–0 Victory
Yankton led by Bob Putnam with a third quarter dash for a single rushing touchdown to beat Doane College of Crete Nebraska 1 to 0. The Greyhounds outplayed the Nebraskans, threatening repeatedly, with ten first downs and 2355 yards from scrimmage compared to four first downs.
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Yanklun
Bob Putnam
Stending
South Dakota College
Greyhounds
Peane College of
Crete
Neb
Yankton
Putnam
Orr
Nebraskans
Yanks
Football Results Across Colleges and High Schools
AP reports score-filled results from multiple games across colleges and high schools. Notable tallies include Creighton 32 over Washburn 20, Culver-Stockton 67 over Luther, Jamestown 38 over Valley City, and Nebraska teams posting varied outcomes with Creighton Freshmen 0 and Midland 6 among others.
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Associated Press
Yoyola
New Orleans
Catholic
Detroit
Duquesne
Marquette
St. Mary’s
Calif
Creighton
Washburn
Bemidji
Minn
Hibbing
Manito
Winona
Dakota Wesleyan
Huron
Kirksville
Missouri Mines
Cape Girardeau
Springfie'd
Missouri Valley
Culver-Stockton Concordi
Neb
Luther
Jamestown
Valley City
Wahstton
Evendale
N. DI
St. Benedicts
Hastings
Nebraska
Midland
Nebraska Wesleyan
Peru
Kearney Cb
Hebron
Nebraska Central
Ions Wesleyan
St. Ambrose
Yankton
Downe
Pittsboro
Kan
Southwestern
Northeastern
Okla
Oklahoma Baptist
North Texas
Sar
Brookings Victor In Madison Football Thriller
Brookings Bobcats clinched a late win over Madison as a 8 yard TD run followed by an interception return to Heisman sealed victory in the final minutes. Madison earlier forced a safety on a Brookings punt blocked by Williams and clung to a slim lead until the decisive takeaway.
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Brookings
Madison
Heisman
Bobcats
Williams
Fordham Rams Meet Pitt Panthers In Key City Showdown
Fordham defensive Rams face Pitt Panthers at Pele Grounds before a crowd of about 37 000. Pitt misses left tackle Tony Matisi and fullback Frank Patrick in the starting lineup. Officials listed include referee William Halloran and umpire Charles Ecklex.
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Fordham Ram
Panther
New York
Fordham
Rams
Pitt Panther
Pele Grounds
Pitt
Tony Matisi
Frank Patrick
Bart Fordham
Le—Daddie
Paquin
Merkowsky
Wiliam Halloran
Province
Pitt Fordham And Gophers Wildcats Standouts Of Day
New York reports highlight two major college football showdowns Pitt Fordham and Minnesota Northwestern as day’s marquee games. The piece notes Big Ten implications for Minnesota and a mythical sectional title for Fordham and Pittsburgh, with numerous eastern matchups and other regional clashes shaping a busy football Saturday across conferences.
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New York
Minnesota
Northwestern
Tittsburgh
Fordham
Evanston
Golden Gophers
Wildcats
Villanova
Bucknell
Navy-Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Penn State
Ealy Crest-Temple
Calgate-Anny
Iowa
Southern Methodist
Texas
Baylor
Texas Christian
Arkan
S95
Texas A
Washington
Free Selier
Oregon
Washington State
California
Stanford
L.A
Utah State
Denver
Utah
Brigham Young
Colorado University
I Colorado College
Santa Clara
West Coast
Auburn
Detroit Titans
Duquesne
South Carolina
Citadel
Loyola
New Orleans
Catholic University of Washington
Governors Beat Aberdeen Eagles in Homecoming showdown
Pierre High School Governors defeated Aberdeen Eagles 7 to 0 in a dramatic Homecoming game. Danielson connected with Hulian on a 25 yard scoring run after a key blocked punt, with two late interceptions sealing the victory as Pierre improves to five wins in seven games heading into two remaining matches, Ft. Pierre and Onida.
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PERRM
Pierre _ High School
Aberd Garden Eagles
Aberdeen
Pays
Pierre
Danielson
Coon
Eagles
Governors
Hulian
The
Ft. Pierre
Onida
Fights Last Night Rounds Up Several Boxers
In San Francisco Lea Savoldi outpointed Charley Coates. In New York Cefering Gardin drew with Ley Jannazzo. Aldo Spoldi outpointed Eddie Brink. Atlantic City card featured Cristobal Jaramista outpointing Bobby Green in Philadelphia.
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San Francisco
Lea Savoldi
St Paul
Charley Coates
Akron
Ohio
New York
Cefering Gardin
Los Angeles
Ley Jannazzo
Drew
Aldo Spoldi
Italy
Eddie Brink
Scranton
Atlantic City
Criatobal Jaramista
Puerto Rico
Bobby Green
Philadelphia
Marquette Beats St Marys Gaels 20 to 6 for Rose Bowl Hope
Chicago October 31 The Marquette Hilltoppers defeated St Marys Gaels 20 to 6 at Soldier Field before 60 000 spectators. Captain Buzz Buivid starred scoring two touchdowns and intercepting a pass for 75 yards. This fifth straight win kept Marquette's Rose Bowl chances alive despite a prior loss to Temple.
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Chicago
Marquette
Golder Avalanche
Raymond
Buzz) Buiid
Milwaukee Hilltoppers
St. Mary’s
Temple
Gacl
St. Mary
Notre Dame Faces Favored Ohio State
Notre Dame seeks redemption after two losses as it meets Ohio State before a sell out 56 000 crowd in South Bend. Ohio State aims to avenge last season’s 18 13 upset triumph by Notre Dame in a thrilling finale. Officials include Frank Lane and John Schommer with field judging by Dr D E Reese.
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South Bend
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Fittsburgh
Ohio State
Nowe Dame
C. S
Ane
Bamrick
Fe—Mcdon
Danhom
Frank Lane
Cincinnatis
John Schommer
Chicago
D. E Reese
Denison
Uneaman
Brule
Vick
Bochigan
Leola Clinches North Central Football Title
Leola defeated Hecla 21 to 0 to win the North Central conference high school football championship. The victory left Leola unbeaten in conference play and ended Aberdeen High School’s three year reign, after also beating Aberdeen sophomores.
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Leola
North Central
HECLA
Bettie
Aberdeen
Gaea
Augustana Beats Western Union in Windy Clash
Augustana's Vikings clinched their sixth win of the season by beating Western Union of LeMars Iowa 19 to 7 in a windy, rough game. Ronning scored all three of Augustana's touchdowns while Sheley passed to Sturgeon for the extra point, and Ruchel intercepted a late lateral to set up another score.
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Bregent
Rame Dope
Tigers
Jensen
Wesley
Reid
Mitchell
Douns
Augustana
Western Union
Sioux Falls
Vikings
LeMars
Iowa
Golden Eagles
Ruchel
Sheley
Ronning
Augustine
Sturgeon
Haskell Plays With Union College Chub
Haskell, class of 3, was to substitute halfback for the Dutchmen as Union College faced Williams College in a weekend cross country and football clash. The varsity cross country has led Williams in the series since 1932 and the football record shows Union with five wins to Williams twenty with four ties. Fresh runners have yet to meet Williams.
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Schenectady
Oct
Union College
Will Lame College
Williams
Union
Williamstown
Mass
Prash Bridders
George FP
Haskell
Furan
Rensellaer Polytechnic Institute
Washington High Grabs Win Over Sioux City Central
Washington High School of Sioux Falls halted Sioux City Central’s long win streak with a late touchdown in a windy game. Fort scored on a lateral, Barnard added the conversion, and Hettinger tied with a conversion after a blocked kick setup. Richards connected on a long pass for a scoring counter.
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Sioux City
Washington High School of
Sioux Falls
Sioux City Central
Jeaders
Semne
Ne Warriors
Central
Fort
Barnard
Hotefinger
Inwans
Hettinger
Richards
York
Doland Defeated by Huron as Kulawik Leads Final Quarter Surge
Huron high school edged Doland 28 to 6 in a hard fought Friday affair. Sig Kulawik sparked the late scoring with a 45 yard run and a late 47 yard drive highlighted by Vanderhaar conversion, while Red Felderman and Coats anchored the Doland defense despite the loss. Hanson and Kulawik paced Huron with scoring drives as Doland battled to the end in a tough home tilt.
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Rob Welch
Huron High School
Erictors
Daland
Tigers
Brookin
Hura Wavers
Brookines
Searay
Bob Cats
Franson
Shearer
Beses
Hanson
Wheelers
Doland
Youngren
Coats
Con
Weere
Sig Kulawik
Lake Gross
Red Felderman
Gross
Kulawik
Hiran
Jacobson
Une
Vonderhaar
Feore
Boland
Ate
Huren
Spentilory
Rock Vanderhaar
Tiger Machine
Brookings
Red
Dolang
Tstoed Banda
Woddring
Pos-Furon Deland Lem
Pater
Zarmeke
Landsaster
Huron
Deland
Heron
Monson
Keulawik
Veenderhaar
Facobsen
Frank
Counhlin
Bob Campbell
Alay Cuthane
Mysterious Cache Found near Preston Farm
A bucket of blood, embalming tools, and two empty bottles were found in a cam shack on the Ed Mlenk farm west of Lake Preston. Authorities are puzzled by the discovery and tests will determine if the blood is human.
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Lake Preston
Oct
Ed Mlenk
Hardrockers Rally to Top Eastern Normal 12 6
Mines right half Whaley led the Hardrockers to a 12 6 Bret conference win over Eastern Normal Trojans in Rapid City. Whaley scored touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters and joined Stangle on a long 35 yard run after a lateral pass from Stangic after halftime.
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Rapid City
Whaley
Mines
Hardrockers
Trojans
Miner S
Suettevehdoun
Stangic
Stangle
Jong
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Linton
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del Rapids
Platte
Geddes
Tyndall
Parkston
Scotland
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Rhetta Sae Ay
Tre Big Blond
Agire Dame
Illinois
North Western
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Buivid
Ned O'Laughlin
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