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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1930

Page

8

Leaders Meet In Important Series In NL Pennant Race

Brooklyn Robins, riding an 11 game win streak, hold a 1 1/2 game edge on St Louis Cardinals with a three game set looming. Cubs face Giants as Philadelphia, New York split doubleheader. Reds fall to Robins in 11th straight win.

Cubs Giants Orlo Robertson Associated Press Brooklyn Robins St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Robins Cardinals New York Cincinnati Reds Athletics Reds Ray Moss Red Lucas Moss Brooklyn Glenn Wright Babe Herman Wright Brooklyn Sluggers Watson Clark

Huron High Stars Head to Colleges Boosted Talent

Rockne predicts strong Notre Dame ties as Huron High School graduates multiple athletes enter Creighton University Omaha, Northern Normal, University of South Dakota, Carleton College and Trinity Sioux City. Notables include Robert Bryan, Conrad Collin, Campbell, Sherman, Perrin and Ayres among others who helped Huron to prominence in football basketball and track.

Huron High School Tiger School Robert Bryan Huron College Bryan Huron Lioyd Sherman Sherman American Legion Jones Abel Tiger Hunt Reserve High Echool Hursa College Creighton University Omaha Collin Campbell Creighton Harold Crawford Freighton Bluejay Harold Marquis Northern Normal Wolves Sipes Huron High Northern Ayres University of South Dakota Burton Ayres Vermiligs Kenneth Bud” Hoppell Hoppell Montgomery Carleton College Northfield Minn Tigers Sam Perrin Perrin Carleton Franklin Cowboy Kucera Trinity Sioux City

North Central High Seeks Schedule in League Meeting

Aberdeen and Leola lead North Central high school conference as they arrange football, basketball and track trophies, plan a spring basketball tourney, and set a football schedule with non conference games against Medfield Doland Britton Groton Webster. Westport Herta Columbia Brentford do not field football teams.

Aberdi«Ur Voacnes North Central High School Aberdeen Leola Barnard Frederick Westport Herla Columbia Brentford Herta Eeola Faulkton Medfield Doland Britton Webster Groton

Fights Last Night Across Several Cities

Boxers competed nationwide with Mandell outpointing O’Neill and Calmes knocked out by Drumright. Other results include Jones beating Willis, Hawkins stopping Townferth, Norman defeating Wine, Goldblatt topping Hose, Belanger outpointing Ekyro, Bass outpointing Anderson, and Vaughn besting Liberty in a sparsely reported show.

Wichita Kans Mike Mandell St. Paul Baxter Calmes Rhe Wildcat Monte Drumright Billy Jarvis Joplin Janesville Wis Sammy Mandell Mickey O'Neill Milwaukee Canton Gorilla. Jones Akron Cowboy Jack Willis San Francisco Cincinnati Tom Hawkins San Diego Calif Jack Townferth New York Chicago Edgar Norman Norway Frankie Wine Montana D. Bennie Goldblatt Air Ds Hose Newark N. J Toronto Ont Charlie Belanger Canes Joe Ekyro Dayton Des Moines Benny Bass Philadelphia Eddie Anderson Caspar Wye Sioux Billy Vaughn Oreads Liberty Minnsepolis

Rapid City D Ballers Challenge for State Title

Rapid City Moulders, city champions of diamond ball, challenged the Sioux Falls Scrums for one or more games with the state title at stake. West River meets were held too late to permit winners to participate in the state tournament.

Rapid

Tiger Line Must Be Reconstructed

The 1930 Huron Tigers begin rebuilding with an all veteran backfield and a largely unsettled line. Coach Frank Coffey faces competition among four lettermen Stahl Hill Pasek and Stewart for backfield duties while shifting captain Youel to tackle and seeking a new center Pederson or Sandberg or Voge. New prospects and younger players compete for guard and end spots as Coffey plans scrimmage work to prove worth.

Frank Coffey Tigera Coffey Ball Stahl Hill Pasek Stewart Hart Christen Bullis J. Sherlock F. Smith Spieker Pittman Holcomb Jacobs Lamb C. Nelson O'Halloran Youel Pederson Tiger Sandberg Voge Yogel Schwartzkopf Lytle Nash Mirras Trenerry Rusgy Poole Long Lundblad Scuddamore Steely Miner R. Nelson Bryan Jones Johnson H. Smith Collin jBennett Boyle van Heugelen Sherlock

Grid Plans At Meeting Tonight In Huron

South Dakota football takes spotlight as backers push for an independent grid team in Huron. Former high school and college players show interest, a meeting at Tredway and Liem Sport Shop is set for 3:30 to discuss forming the squad. Disk Frye, a former Chicago football man, started the push and said a classy team would form. All former players or interested parties are urged to attend.

South Dakota Huron Tredway Liem Sport Disk Frye Chicago

Yesterday's Stars In Rough Baseball Summary

Frank O'Doul led the Phillies with a ninth inning homer to beat the Cubs 32-21. Del Bissonette and Babe Herman of the Robins combined for eight hits to win over the Reds. Fred Fitzsimmons of the Giants shut down the Pirates to 3 hits in a 6-1 victory. MacFayden and Hed Sox beat the Browns 2-1 as the rotation yielded eight scattered hits. Babe Ruth powered the Yankees with two doubles and a single against the Tigers.

Cubs Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Hack Wilson Seth Lefty O'Deal Guy Bush Philies Frank O'Doul del “ Bissonette Babe Herman Robins Reds Fred Fitzsimmons Giants Pirates Anny MacFayden Hed Sox Browns Babe Ruth Yankees Tigers

Doland Builds Weighty Outfit For 1930 Grid Schedule

Doland, Sept. 16—Coach White plans a strong line built around Hoffman and Johnson with five experienced linemen and a green center. The backfield will be led by Meche brothers Mel and Mar with Gardner getting time as a standout back. The 1930 schedule opens Oct 1 at Deland against Groten, followed by games against Huron Milbank Webster De Smet Clark.

Doland Tchor White Meche Mel Mar Gardner Hoffman Johnson Smith Parden Deland High Deland Groten Huron Milbank Webster de Smet Clark

Berg to Renew Fight With Joe Glick Tonight

New York September 16 report says English lightweight sensation Tack Berg will attempt to repeat his victory over Williamsburgh veteran Joe Glick in a 10 round bout at the Queensboro stadium. Their first meeting saw Berg win a hard fought decision.

New York Tack Hid Berg Joe Glick Queensboro Stadium Berg

Carnera to Meet His First Southpaw in Chicago Bout

Primo Carnera set for his second Chicago appearance and 29th U.S. bout tomorrow at Chicago Stadium. Opponent Jack Gross of Philadelphia is a left handed heavyweight, billed as a W round bout. Carnera’s other foes are larger in every direction, and Gross will be the first southpaw to face the Italian.

Carnera Chicago Primo United States Jack Gross Philadelphia Gross Ike

Hard Work Faces Scalper Gridders as Green Squad Grows

Huron college grid squad of about thirty works through opening day drills under Coach Ward Bell. The green group features two backfield veterans, Lamb and Uherka, with captain Williamson sidelined by a foot injury. New players like Hunt and Eddie Han are expected to join, while Bob Bryan and Jones bolster the ends.

Huron College Huron’ College Cwith Northern Normal Aber Bell Yesr Williamson Uherka Lamb Hunt Huron High School Eddie Han Bob Bryan Jones Att

League leaders list for National and American leagues

Batting leaders: Terry of the Giants leads National League with a high average, Wilson of the Cubs leads in runs batted in with 172, Comoresky of the Pirates leads in triples with 23, Wilson again tops in home runs with 54. In the American League Gehbrig of the Yankees leads batting with 383, Gehrig of the Yankees RBIs with 160, Cambs of the Yankees triples with 19, Ruth of the Yankees home runs with 46.

Terry Giants Wilson Cubs Comoresky Pirates Gehbrig Yankees Gehrig Cambs Ruth

Lake Preston High schedules four games for 1930 season

Lake Preston High lists four football games for 1930 with opening on September 26. Coach Smith trains 20 players as Bell reshapes the line. Potential key players include Egerts injury risk, Fennell at center, Williamson at guard, and a three way battle for the opposite guard spot. Newcomers expected to bolster the Scalper squad later in the week.

Lake Preston Smith Volge Welsington Wessington Huron High Bostic Bella Fine Jones Bryancia Egerts Allo Fennell Williamson Canton Wine Sherman Land Abel Huron High School Bell

Rambler Coach Optimistic on Tough Notre Dame Schedule

Notre Dame head coach Knute Rockne, returning after illness, predicts another strong season with a 120 man squad. He aims to beat Navy, Carnegie Tech, Southern California and more on successive Saturdays, acknowledging tough tests but confident in backfield strength and overall punch despite line adjustments. In other news, a Phillies Cubs game saw runs by English, Cuyler, Whitney and O'Doul.

South Bend Knute- Rockne Notre Dame Hamblers Southern’ Methodist Navy Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh Indians Pennsylvania Drake Northwestern Army Southern California Rockne Carnegie Tech Jack Elder Collerick E. Collins Vezie Cannon Law Twomy Moynihan Nash Conley O'Brien Cubs English Cuy~ler Chicago Whitney O'Doul Phillies

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