Huron Tigers Open 1942 Football Season with Madison Game
Huron High School prepares to host Madison Bulldogs in the season opener Friday night at 8. The Tigers, led by quarterback Jack VanArsdale and back Dale Case, face early injuries but aim for speed and experience to offset a lighter roster. Public address system will broadcast the game with Perk Washabaugh announcing.
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Rob Kelson
John Bard
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John McMahon
Joan Geyerman
Go" Walsh
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John Thorpe
Thorpe
Brenner
Englebretsen
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Dale Case
Neal Hoaglund
Gene Lewallen
Vernon Timperly
Les Hook
Tom Luby
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Redfield
Washabaugh
Giant
Folgate
Frank Coughlin
John Bangerter
Baseball Scores From Associated Press Summary
National League results show Cincinnati, New York, and Brooklyn posting wins with varied runs. Chicago and Philadelphia split in doubleheader play as Passeau Scheffing and Bithorn Gillespie among pitchers. American League reports Washington and Cleveland win while New York and Detroit fall. Milwaukee and Toledo meet in semi finals of the American Association playoffs. Columbus advances in the other series. Northern League playoffs see Sioux Falls and Winnipeg edge their opponents in tight contests. Soccer notes praise Leslie Sternberg of the New York Americans as a top player, plus brief notes on Dutch Meyer and Texas Christian football.
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Army All Stars Ready To Meet Chicago Bears In Boston
Eastern Army All-Stars led by Col. Robert Neyland depart Baltimore for a nine day relief fund campaign. They beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 13 to 1 in Baltimore then head to Boston to face the Chicago Bears on Sunday.
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Brooklyn
Washington State
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Perry Schwartz
Eddie Rucinski
Pug Manders
John Pingel
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Tennessee Pack
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Manders
Norm Standlee
Stanford
Cafego
Standlee
Harvey Johnson
Mississippi State
Sam Bartholomew
Tennessee
Za nelli Faces Turiello In Providence Bout Result
Ralph Zanelli of Providence outpointed Saverio Turiello of New York in a boxing match in Providence. The page indicates additional sports coverage on page eight.
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Dodgers Battle After:Brawl and Rally In Prep for Cards
In New York the Dodgers show fight after a pregame brawl. Dixie Walker credits a disputed bunt hit on a fan and the Phils profit in a tight race as 26,214 attend the Cards series at Ebbets Field. Washington, Seattle, and navy service notes accompany a look at weekend football picks.
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Sioux Falls forces decider in Northern League series
Sioux Falls tied the series at three after a 5 4 playoff win over Winnipeg. Tony Koenig drove in Lou Frierson with the winning run in the eleventh inning. Officials extended the series to best five of nine after Wausau withdrew from the playoffs.
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Sioux Falls
Lou Frierson
Winnipeg
Wausau
Pizal
Winnipe
Abe
Decis
Outlook Narrows as Dodgers and Cards Win in Pennant Chase
In a tight National League pennant race, the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-3 behind Dolph Camilli's two home runs and five RBI while the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Boston Braves 6-2. The Cardinals and Dodgers each won, keeping them in contention with games remaining. The day also saw Marv Breuer twirl seven strong for the Yankees in a 5-1 defeat of the Tigers and Paul Derringer’s four-hitter guiding the Reds to a 3-1 win over the Giants. Cubs split with the Phillies as Niggeling shut out the Red Sox 3-0 for St Louis Browns, and Bagby stroking five as the Indians beat the Senators 5-1.
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Johnny Niggeling
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Tim ‘Bagby
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Chicago White Sox
Morris Impresses to Open Minnesota State Baseball Tournament
Morris defeats Pierz 3 to 1 as Yarger drives in two with a second inning single and Ray Godhe hits a homer for Morris. Pierz answers with a Roman Miller homer in the fifth. Morris, Region 5, to face St James, Region 10, in today’s other game. Delano beats St Cloud 5-2 behind Wallner's three hits.
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Ie Morris
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Delano
Wright County League
St Cloud
Soo Leange
Wallner
Baseball stars shine as teams post wins in tight games
Yesterday's Stars include Mary Breuer and Stan Musial. The Yankees beat the Tigers 5-1 with two hits for Breuer. Dolph Camilli led Dodgers with two homers and five RBIs in a 10-3 win over the Pirates. Frank McCormick hit a seventh-inning homer as Reds beat the Giants 3-1. Johnson and Walker Cooper contributed for the Cardinals in a 6-2 win over the Braves. Johnson collected three hits as Athletics triumphed 4-2 over the White Sox.
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Braves
Fr Bck Johnson
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White Sox
Favorites Rise in Torrid ESD Conference Schedule
Sioux Falls Huron and Aberdeen emerge as early favorites in the Eastern South Dakota League with Sioux Falls and Huron leading the pack. The slate opens Friday with Brookings at Mitchell and Madison at Huron as teams sharpen for a long season through November 13.
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Elk Point
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Southern Colleges Abandon Football During War
Forty seven Southern colleges have abandoned football for the duration of the war. Oglethorpe University in Atlanta reported players enlisted in the armed forces, affecting this season’s plans as many expected to participate.
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Indiana Hoosiers Pose Threat to Big Ten Opponents
Chicago reports a scrimmage suggests Bo McMillin's Indiana team could surprise Big Ten rivals this season. The squad drilled freshmen with six quick TDs as key returnees and line concerns loom, while Minnesota Ohio State Iowa and Purdue loom as top foes.
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Bo McMillin
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McMillin
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Ohio State
Iowa
Purdue
Indiana
Football Notes Highlight Wisconsin Camp Grant Game
Notre Dame players Dippy Evans returned to practice after an injury as the team prepared for a Saturday clash. Wisconsin prepares for Camp Grant duties with fullback considerations and lineup adjustments.
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