Scalp ers Ready For State College Battle At Breekings
Huron college Scalp ers prepare for Monday clash with State college Jackrabbits at Breekings after a grueling week of drills and trials. Coach Ward H. Bell and Captain Vincent Myert lead a 19 man group, with veterans and hopefuls vying for key positions on both offense and defense.
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Miller Beats Pierre Indians In Slow Game 21 Special
Miller wins season opener over Pierre Indians in a low scoring affair. Holy scores on a fumble return after a late period surge. Fisher and Heinzen show flashes for Miller, while Pierce struggles to mount offense.
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Basketball League Meeting In Ashton Hi
Officials from several nearby schools gather for a meeting of the Basketball League. Participating teams include Cre shard, Hartford, Faulkton, Ashton, Fort Fort, Doland, Stockham and Mellette as they elect officers and draft season rules for the 12-56 loop.
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Football Scores From South Dakota and Nearby Towns
Interscholastic results show Beresford 4 over Flandreau 1 and Canton 32 to 6. Madison 19 beat Dell Rapids 6 while Mitchell 67 triumphed over Armour 0. Newell Belle Fourche 25 Sturgis 0 and Winner 74 defeated Colome 0. Also listed are St. Paul Luther 0, Hot Springs 0, Rushville 0, Pierre 34 Presho G. Draper 0, Scotland 0, and other regional scores.
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Intercollegiate Football Pairings and Local Tests
List of matchups across colleges and universities including Quio Northern vs Bluffton Erskine vs St Paul Luther vs Gustavus Adolphus St Marys vs North Dakota Willamette vs Oregon State West Coast Army vs Sanford Winona Teachers vs Stout West Virginia vs West Virginia Wesleyan Brookings vs Garretson Webster vs Aberdeen Centerville vs Canton Spearfish vs Rapid City Seconds noted for interscholastic play and local testing sites.
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Athletics Sure Of Holding Cubs
Philadelphia September 21 The Athletics claim the real base ball outlet and the American League is not worried about the World Series with the Cubs. President B L Barnard says the A’s have run away in the race and Mack’s team is the best in the business. He expects the A’s to beat the Cubs despite a current slump.
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Doland Prepares Five-Game Schedule With Redfield
Doland plans five football games this season with Redfield, marking the first Doland Redfield clashes in years. The slate includes Doland at Groton on Oct 12, Milbank at Doland on Oct 15, Doland at Redfield on Nov 1, Redfield at Doland, and Clark at Doland on Nov 31.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP REPORTS CHICAGO BOXING RESULTS
In Chicago last night the Associated Press reports Jerry Griffith of Sioux City was stopped. George Cookin of Australia and Al Fay of Pittsburgh won by outpoint, while Al Friedman of Boston and Pete Wistort of Chicago were defeated. Augrielio of Italy knocked out Wistort, and Les Kennedy of Los Angeles defeated Tim Derry.
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A's Best as Cubs Work Hard to Be Ready for Series
In spring training note, the Athletics and Cubs pace toward the season with opposite prep styles. Joe McCarthy keeps his regulars at their posts while bench and bench-like players split rest. Debuts: Erie-McNair, Memphis shortstop, and Wyatt for Detroit. Fenway rally spoiled by late throws, Browns edge Washington, Pirates beat Braves 10 to 8, and a Sabbath doubleheader due to wet grounds.
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Broadcast of Peo i Huron State Game on KEDY
State College officials announce the Peo i Huron State game will be broadcast Monday over station KEDY with play by play and a grand stand microphone. Fans can get instant results as fast as in the stands. Scores and results from yesterday include multiple baseball matchups and league standings across Amiera Association cities.
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Baseball schedule fragment shows league pairings
The listing outlines games across American and National Leagues with matchups such as Chicago at New York and St. Louis at Washington. It mentions multiple cities including Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Minneapolis and Kansas City, indicating a broad day’s docket of contests.
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First Night Football Opener Delivers Upset Scores
North Dakota defeats Winona 62 to 14 in Grand Forks before 5,900 fans marking the first night game. St Peter Adolphus tops St Paul Luther 14 to 0 at St Paul in another night contest. Local crowds heard two late games as reports describe the inaugural night grid action across Minnesota and nearby towns.
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Griffith scores straight KO to stop Cooke in fourth
Jerry Tony Griffith of Sioux City Iowa extended his winning streak with a fourth round technical knockout of Australian George Cooke at Chicago Stadium. Griffith unleashed vicious rights and sharp blows to the jaw, sending Cooke to the mat for a nine count in the third before his corner stopped the bout in the fourth.
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Tony” Griffith
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Wolves to Rave Light Backfield at Northern Normal
Aberdeen September 21 heavy lackfield material dominates Northern Normal football as light backs vie for ground gain roles. Captain Mike Nudshu leads with a 150 pound frame while Swede Marquis and Crawford push for key backfield spots amid others like Blake Tobin Dresselhaus Nichols and Buttz. Light drills precede full work as Wright Todd and Shadfer prepare for action.
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Pebble Beach Amateur Highlights Water Rescue Shot
At Pebble Beach the amateur tourney winner Harrison Johnston executed a notable recovery shot from the Pacific water. He stood in water to strike the bobbing ball and respected rule on ball in water forbidding delaying the stroke to gain wind or current advantage under penalty of the toss of the hole.
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First Weekends in Ten Big Ten Scrimmage Actions Reported
Sept 21 Chicago report outlines opening week football drills for Big Ten hopefuls. Minnesota Iowa and Illinois suffer minor injuries. Gophers lose Barnhart Moylan and Kirk temporarily. Chicago Northwestern hold scrimmages with freshmen or reserves. Boston notes Andy Martin outpoints Rushy Graham in a separate bout.
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Jackrabbits Set For Hard Fight With Scalpers
Brookings Sept 21 Kasper trains hard for the upcoming game against the Huron College Scalpers on State Field Monday. The early season clash tests a green squad as Kasper teaches blocking, tackling and signals while Nasper gains insight into his men. New material surfaces at ends, center, and backfield as Smith’s unit aims to prove itself in a stiff conference test.
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Sam Harriss sees no hit game slip by by one blow
Ervan Harriss, St Pauls right hander, joins the list of pitchers denied a no hit game by a single hit in the first inning. The Saints topple Wilters 6 to 0 on 12 hits as Callaghan reaches first on a walk and none other reach via errors. Al Cooke belts his 33rd homer. Kansas City tops Lewisville, Max Thomas blanks the Colonels 5 to 1 with four hits allowed, and an 18 hit attack backs the Blues to an 18 to 4 win. Milwaukee loses to Indianapolis 6 to 4. Minneapolis powers past Toledo 17 to 8 on an 18 hit spree, Miller with four homers including two by Frank Emmey and five doubles.
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Sam" Harriss
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Pierre Downs Prevails in First Grid Game 34 to 6
Pierre High School defeated Presho High School 34 to 6 on Friday. Aldrich scored three touchdowns with two extra points, Adams added two, and Laird tackled Presho for a safety. The visitors showed strong defense early, but Pierre pulled away late, despite a fumbled score by Olson.
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