Eastern South Dakota High School Conference Football Preview
The Eastern South Dakota circuit opens with Yankton, Vermilion, and Madison hosting games while others travel. Vermillion shows four-lettermen in key roles, Mitchell and Brookings seek testing matches, and Aberdeen, Huron, and Yankton plan varied lineups as open dates shape the week. Matches include Springfield at Yankton, Vermilion hosting Salem, Pipestone at Madison, and Smet at Huron with Aberdeen seconds at Barnard.
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Redford
Digule
Huronito
South Dakota
Yankton
Vermilion
Madison
Springfield High
Pipestone
Minn
Huron
de “Smet
Aberdeen Seconds
Io Barnard
Salem
Mermillion
Brookings
Flandreau
Aberdeen
Jamestown
Mitchell
Hutton
Redfield
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Conferance
Trayey
Vermillion
Trinity College
Sioux City
Armour
Mathson
Dell Rapids
Sioux
Kitlie Axa Clarin
Balges
Barttet
Cannery
Sohneson
Brokings
Pladrenu
Brooks Jaesa
Uhy
Aberdsen
Aigh
Stabiein
Wale L le
Coutter
Mueller
Fogie
Quar|aiderson
Carleton College
I Ani Rathwain
N. D
Daubenberser
Eagles
Vermillion High
Sa' Jem
George Deklots
Mahan
Fetback
Ostlund
Hoag
Martin
Diong
Madisons
Henry, Sebank
Columbus College
Springfield
Minr
Smet
Barnard
Brointings
Mlandreau
Ditatell
Parker
Kimball
Haron
Trrookings
East High
Standings Update in American Circuit
The standings show Columbus and Kansas City and Indianapolis at 6-0 while Minneapolis and Louisville St Paul sit at 9-2 and 7. Milwaukee holds a 7 record.
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Amer
Ssovkition Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville St. Paul
Milwaukee
Baseball Tonight from Multiple Leagues
American League matchups feature Chicago at Cleveland Byladelphia at Cleveland and New York at Boston with only these games on schedule. National League has Brooklyn at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at St Louis. American Association games include Toledo at Milwaukee Columbus at Kansas City Indianapolis at Minneapolis and Lowiavilla at St Past.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
American’ Association
Kansas City
St-Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukes
sResults
Milligan
Collings
and Lewan
Dave Mogs
Morrisons
Deberry
Picin
Boston _ a
Alf Walker
Hogan
Smith and Spohrer
Crofise
Cincinnat
Jabowski
Wilson
Kolp
Rixey
Sukelorty
Betta
Syirigentit Elgenolder
Schansanid
Nekoia
Eimzth Moore
Pipgras
Gerngeus
Clexw
Dobens
Durham Carrol and
Heying A. Gaston
American League
Chicago
Byladelphia
National League
Pittsburgh
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Lowiavilla
St. Past
Cotton Off Lake City Fight Card Canceled
Battling Kit Cotton the Huron boxer withdraws from a Watertown card due to illness, canceling a semi middleweight match with Jerry Leahy. Derrick of Milbank replaces Cotton’s opponent in a 10 round bout while Happy Shade and Johnny Back are set for a 10 round main event. The program totals 30 rounds of boxing at the Metropolitan Theater Water town.
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Kit Cotton
Huron
American Legion
Jin -Watertown
Cotton
Jerry Leahy
Watertown
Touay
Derrick
Milbank
Vermillion Athletic Schedule From Hartington to Aberdeen
Vermillion teams across dates in late October through November host and travel to games against Hartington Vermillion at Vermillion Sioux Falls, Madison, Yankton, Redfield, Mitchell, Huron, Brookings, Aberdeen, Watertown, and other foes. The fragment lists multiple matchups with locations such as Huron, Mitchell, Yankton, Redfield, Elk Point, Leola, Frederick, Gettysburg, and more, with dates in October and November reporting nights and weekends.
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Aberdeen
Fargo
Fiiluy
Huron
Madison
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen- Vermillion
Yankton
Mitchell
Wessington Springs
Watertown
Lead
Rapid City
Redfield
Hartington
Neb
Vermillion
Jorday
Pierre -at-Huron
Howard
Brookings
Leola
Sioux Halls
Apriday
Barnard
Brochtaga
Seronda
Frederick
Thornday
Heron
Bios Falls
Beath of Huggins Casts Pall Over Major Diamonds
The baseball world mourns Miller Huggins as players celebrate with home runs and key drives. Klein and Ott pace National League power while Hurst and Sigman contribute. Giants defeat Braves 8 4 at Polo Grounds. Yankees edge Yankees 2 2 20 in 11th.
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Beath OF Huggins
Associated Press
Miller
Huggins
Baker Bowl
Chuck Kleinchit
Swithin
Melvin Ott
Bull
Mack
Frank ‘O'Doul
Donald Hurst
Sigman
Philadelphia
Robins
Johnny Frederick
Raul Waner
Pirates
Ed Delerenty
Giants
Thev Braves
Rolo Grounds
Bach
iGiants
Cardinals
Cubs
Tony Lazziri
Trinia
Lou Grh
Yig
Roseton
Yankees
Glenn Myatts Hems Wines
Brown
Cleveland
Chicazo
Browns
Detroit
Athletics
Senators
Coyotes Open Season Against Hounds at Vermillion
Vermillion Sept 26 The University of South Dakota opens the football season against Franklin College at Samary Field. Coach W E Montgomery plans to test a largely new squad with Captain Gidley at fullback and Whitmore at quarterback. The matchup features a strong Yankton lineup and a deep pool of backfield and line candidates aiming to prove themselves in the season opener.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Franklin College
Samary Field
Greyhounds
Coyotes
Ney
Gohool Ibas
W.E. Montgomery
Wanktow
Port
Gidley
Moy Ri
Heroes
Carlisle
Garliste
Byrne
Root
Labrie
Whitmore
S Novy
Annapolis
Ager
Tepgon
O'Leary
Gurleys
Hauser
Dé Waelth
Alloaitrini
Garter
Koster
Augustana Vikings eye strong backfield and robust lineup
Veterans and new material shape the Augustana college Vikings football squad under coach Dee. A 29-man squad, with candidates for end, tackle, guard and center, includes Johnson, Vevarse, Qualseth, Egeland, and Nelson among others. The schedule features four conference games, with home upgrades planned for the athletic field, bleachers for 1000, and a tentative lineup aiming to field the strongest backfield yet.
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Augustana College Vikings
Tump Fainly Bright
Paul Des
Wig Sesso
Ned
Chu
Eggert
Mosby
Johnson
Vevarse
Pasis
Kesenedy
Columbus
Register
Henwill
Dee
Norman Johnson
Coney
Les
Duving
Smith
Lake Park
Iowa
Achoal
Ds Foss
Barsun
Bonstegard
Dee Jealant
Emer
Viking
Sharkey and Lowentast Meet in 15 Round Title Try
New York September 26 Report states Jack Sharkey of Boston and Tommy Lowentast of Philadelphia clash in a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium. Promoters expect a large crowd and up to $300000 in receipts with 50,000 fans anticipated. Sharkey weighs about 293 pounds and Lowentast is slightly lighter as they headline a card with multiple preliminaries and an injury to Arm and Emanuel.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Doston
Tommy Lowentast
Paladelphia
Yankee Stadium
Cehogs
Miami
Jmide
Sharkey
Boxing Commission
Lough Bearing
Aboyuea
Lou Garba
Northern Normal Wolves Set For Jamestown Tilt In 1929 Opener
Aberdeen reports Northern Normal's Wolves under Coach Campbell drill hard for Friday's home opener against Jamestown Indiana. Scrimmages show zip and snap, with heavy forward wall and backfield talent led by Crawford and Hanson. Capacity play and ball carrying blend are major questions as the squad seeks tight line and scoring punch.
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Aberdeen
Northern Normal
Woods Campbell
Wolves
Jamestown
IN. D
Ances
Eridibron
Strengsth
Northern ‘Normal
Werev
Nort
Gridiyon
Canteii
Mike Finnegas
Sand ‘Clark
Scenters
Wandal
Madison
Mro Werth
Doney
zend-Hanson
Campbell
Haskell Faces Long Road Trips This Fall
Haskell's football schedule shows a fall road tour beginning October 4 with a game against North Dakota at Grand Works. The Indians also face Butler Loyola Duquesne Pittsburgh and St Mary in subsequent away contests under new coach Willem H Dietz a quarterback.
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Haskell
Lawrence
Kell “Indians
Alwaxe
Pitsburgh
New Orleans
Guidiron Laurels
Pittsburgh
St. Mavierac
Cincin
Willem H. Lone
Dietz
Sangwers
Bioux
Iroquois Bancroft Admitted To League
Iroquois and Bancroft were admitted to the league at a conference meeting held at Lake Preston. Superintendent J. T. Larsen was re elected president and L. A. Parwick of Lake Preston was re elected secretary. The main business was drawing up tentative schedules for this season's basketball campaign.
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Pare Opiolsson
Iroquois
Bancroft
Lake Preston
J. T. Larsan
Oldham
Leopland
Rockne Silent as Season Opens at Notre Dame
Rockne aims for varied plays as Notre Dame opens the season facing a demanding schedule. He cites key backfield threat Jack Tider and sophomore Marty Schwartz as potential impact players, with Captain John Law and Jack Cannon anchoring the line. The coach notes football cycles limit new ideas and fears emotional burnout amid heavy early tests.
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Marty Schwartz
Ray St. Louis
Miss
Elder
Joe Savoldi
Larry Mullins
Adi Capli
Carieda
Miller
Tocgle
George Leppig
John Law
Jack Cannon
Ted Twomey
Frank Leahy
Frank Leahy End Cie
John Colgick
Manny Mezi
Lin Moynihan
Joe Nash
Denter
Rockne
Indiana
Wisconsin
Carnegie
George
California
Blues Win 108th Junior League Contest
Blues finish a 108th game of the year in the American Association with Kansas City defeating Columbus 2 to 0. Indianapolis moves to fourth after a doubleheader split while Milwaukee drops to cellar as Toledo wins 5 to 2 and Saint Paul ties Louisville in a night game.
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BLUES
American Association
Chicago
Kansas City
Indiananolis
Milwaukees
Columbus
Senators
Louisville
E¢Ilar
Iylace
Rope record falls as Franklin Malefante tops Johnny Dendee
Johnny Dendee relinquishes his rope jumping record of 2,900 jumps in 36 minutes 30 seconds. Franklin Malefante, a meteoroxer, jumps 2,299 times in the same span to claim the new mark. Wisconsin to host three college football games this year.
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Johnny Dendee
Frankin Malefante
End of World Series Payouts Across Teams
Chicago reports indicate roughly $6,900 will be paid to each winning team member as part of the World Series prize, with about $4,600 for each member of the losing club. Overall distribution shows approximately $492,680 in shared payouts across leagues, with halves allocated to the victor and runner up and smaller shares to other clubs.
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Chicago
Southern Normal gridiron progress ahead of St Thomas tilt
Springfield reports coach Bill Carberry shapes a capable Southern Normal squad for the St Thomas game at St Paul while balancing injuries to Holland, Ames, Dunn and others. The line shows strength except for ends and backfield gaps. new backs Miller, Tuttle, Moran and Lostoka join veterans Bellany as the team seeks a scoring punch before facing St Thomas and Nebraska Wesleyan in Lincoln on October 5.
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Springfield
Jiow
Bill Carberry
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Holland
Ames
Dunn
Carberyy
Bauranis
Bellany
Ome
Ematerig
Miller
Tuttle
Moran
Lostoka
Carberry
McBufferesk
Thoms
Thomas Gridiron
Southern Normal
Nebraska “Wesleyan
Lincoln
Mack Refuses To Let Cubs In On Secrets
Mack, the strategist, refuses to share more opportunities with the Cubs. The article notes ambiguity about access and hints at a strategic withholding ahead of global events. The Cubs appear surprised by the lack of windfall or detailed guidance from Mack amid ongoing athletics discussions.
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Mack
Cubs
Chiosgo
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