Huron Scalpers and Tigers Face Injury Ravaged Open
Huron high school gridiron stars prepare for 1935 season opener at Redfold against Floron prep and Eastern Normal of Madison. Tigers risk key injuries, replacements, and lineup shifts as Co Captain Billy Busch and Joe Cadwell miss action while Howard Saylor moves to center and fresh faces fill in on the line and backfield.
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Huron
South Dakota
Huron College
Eastern Normal
Madison
Huron College Feld
Tigers
Redfold
Floron Preps
Tomorow
Pheasants
Watertown Sind Wessington
George DeWlotz
Tomoro
Billy Busch
Grant Pick
Cecil MclDowell
Tiger
Ewald Hohm
Tates
Sigmund Kulawik
LeRoy Habiman
Pheuswits
Bob Kuni
Joe Cadwell
Kuni
Deslott
Howard Longland
Cadwell
Doc Crawford
Willie Gross
Eddie Nelso
Emmett Walsh
Mike Bayle
McGinty
Hanson
Whitney
Gorman
Ford
Leechness
Ellis
Snedigar
Cook
Weaver
Eldan Parker
Jamestown
North Dakota
Ved
Trojany
Snore
Eastern
Jimemics
Parker
Howard Saylor
Herbert Gosch
Gosch
Joe Rogers
Philip Freshman
Jimmy Miner
Louis Elsom
Sirs Ente
Onida
Trojans
Russell Borkhius
Gassh
Merle Marshall
Gordon Anderson
Packer
Bil Dempster
Joe Lowe
Bill Smith
Ted Hohm
Paul
Berron McIntosh
Dale Quimby
Susyet
Illinois Foes Sense No Good In Zuppke Silence
Associated Press report from Champaign outlines Zuppke's quiet approach to Illinois football this season. He acknowledges losses of key players, notes reliance on cunning and tenacity, and lists a lightweight line and a schedule including five conference games and a first trip to the Pacific coast with Lettermen.
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Zuppke
Champaign
Bory Zuppke
Hig Tard University of
Iinais
Jack Baynon
Chuck Bennis
Frank Freschauer
Avain Portman
Portman
Adurags
Trini Wil
Pacific Coast
Llettermen
Tre Ace
Les Lindberg
Bill Carrier
Wilbur Henry
Benyer
Bob Ter
Jean
Jota Kanoyiev
John Theodore
Gene Dykstia
Cliff Kuhn
Ohio University
Athans
Miinois
Washington University
St Louis
Mlinois
Tlinois
Southern
Agen
Town
Winois
Wwingis
Northwest
Michigan
Illinois
Chin State
Chicago
Bears-edge Rabbits 1 0 in junior high clash
Bears opened with two first half passes to Peter Son and Roush and a second half strike to McWeeney for a 2 point margin. Rabbits could not threaten as Bears defense smothered their passing game while Wolves defeated Badgers 12 to noth.
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Rabbits
Peter Son
Roush
McWeeney
Bloomberg
Wolves
Badgers
R. Thorpe
Medigar
Welch
Bauman
Maxvold
Whalen
Sinsine Halfback Sings His Way Into Baylor Practice
Lloyd Russell, Baylor Bears singing halfback, again fuels team with deft runs and three touchdowns in an opening practice contest. His resonant tenor helped Baylor defeat SMU last season, and he begins the current year with strong form as he tows the attack and chorus alike.
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Sinsine
Waco
Tex
tFi
Baylor University
Lloyd Russell
Baylor Bears
Indly Bears
Southern Methodist University Mustangs
Russell
Baylor
Cubs Warneke Cavarretta blank Cards in duel with Dean
Warneke and Cavarretta sparkled as the Cubs shut out the St Louis Cardinals 2 0 behind two hits apiece in a pitching duel with Paul Dean. Cavarrete won the game with an honorable performance. Brown and Indians beat Tigers with six hits in a 3 2 victory. Buckles drives Browns against White Sox. Wes Ferrer and Rick Ferrer star for Red Sox in a 5 hit attack against Athletics with Rick driving in four runs on a triple and a single.
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Associated Press
Lon Warneke
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Warneke
Paul Dean
Cavarretta
Mord Brown
Indians
Tigers
No Bell
Browns
White Sox
Wes
Rick Ferrer
Red Sox
Rick
Coyotes Hold Pale Glide Into Illinois Wesleyan Tilt
Vermillion September 26 The University of South Dakota Coyotes prepare for a tough home game against Illinois Wesleyan Saturday. Key injuries plague Hu ron star quarterback Gene McGinty and fullback Johnny McDowell misses practice. Starting backfield likely Clinker at quarterback Ray at fullback with Ryan and Mel McNickle at halfback. Whittemore to be honored at halftime as Buck Whittemore day draws alumni.
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University of South Dakota Coyotes
Tinaig Wesleyan
Coyotes
Tllinais
Gene McGinty
Huron
Coyote
Johnny McDowell
McGinty
McDoweh
Clinois
Clinker
Ray
Ryan
Mel McNickle
Red Tee
Webster
Yankton
Meller
Aasen
Schwartzkopf
Sedgwick
Durkin
Haugen
Wally Dow
Russ Sauvage
A. H. “Buck” Whittemore
Inman Stadium
South Dakota University
Whittemore
A. H
Buck" Whittemore
Coyrote
Alan Stagg
State Has Good Freshman Crop. Brookings Fixture
Fifty football freshmen reported to coaches Fred Hecker and Fred Johnson in Brookings. Players range 126 to 188 pounds and show promise for one or two strong teams. Notables include Skat Beresford at center, Stablelis at tackle, Robinson at end, and backs Wheeler Hawarden Jana and Polk Dante. A single game is set on the Stave field with University Pups, and weekly inter-squad contests are planned.
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Fred Hecker
Fred Johnson
Hecker
Purdue
Skat
Beresford
Stablelis
Aberdeen
Robinson
Madi Lison
Wheeler
Hawarden
Jana
Ptolk
Dante
Carpenter
Brill
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Mom
Weidentaller
Haywarden
Sons
Riddle
Mobridge
Lance
Murdo
Madison
Swanson
Marcus
Stabbin
Hubbard
Miller
Gerloff
Sioux Falls
Aeix
Canton
Vandal
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Whitwnon
French
Cleghorn
Town
Hasslen
Ortonville
Minn
Firlo
Hilton
Onida
McKnight
Houston
Texas
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Jones
Miler
Haller
Laverne
Iowa
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Bailey
Gaynor
Milbank
H. Carpenter
Marshall
Haven
Ryan
Prowse
Christenson
White
L. Johnson
Morrison
Edgemont
Lake Andes
Lerud
Pollock
Kiuthe
K. Serengen
Tripp
Lynd
McLaughton
Hensel
Wilson
Hazel Bun
Tremont
Kregoske
Mitchell
H. Sorensen
Weekend Club Events Highlight Loyalty Recognition
Yesterday's Scores lists a 9a country club event, a brief Friday night gathering, and a Saturday morning meeting. President Weeks names Buck's loyalty during Saturday afternoon ceremonies, with Buck set to appear at Friday student body events.
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9A Country Club
Buck
Cubs Close In On Flag With 1-0 Victory
Cubs beat Cardinals 1-0 as Bill Lee allowed four hits and Lennie Warneke shut out Chicago’s foe behind Cavaretta’s second inning homer. The win keeps Chicago within one game of the pennant. Dodgers Reds Giants fight for spots as Giants’ hopes shrink. Ferrell brothers pace Red Sox to fourth. Tigers fall to Indians. rest idle.
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Lennie Warneke
Phill Cavarratta
Cavargetta
Lynn
King
Collins
Paul Deno
Dizey
Cavarretta
Wahl
Brooklyn
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
Harry
Shert
Wiftes
Watson Clark
van Mungo
Fred Fitzsimmons
Braves
Cards
Tose
Chicago
Ferreit
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Ferrell Brothers
Chicago White Sox
Browns
Wes Ferrell
Boston
Brother Rick
Washington
Melvin Mazzera
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Elden Auker
Joe Vosmit
Lin
Elon Hogsett
Hal Trosky
Vosmith
Harold Beaten Harrold by Blunt in Tuesday baseball game
Harold Beaten Harrold suffered a 7-1 loss to Blunt at home Tuesday night. W Welch pitched effectively for Blunt, limiting Harrald to three hits and nine strikeouts as Blunt pulled away with steady early scoring.
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W. Welch
B. Harrald
Webster
Paclin
Joe Louis poised for world tour and massive earnings
Joe Louis aims for a $1 million harvest within a year, with a spring and summer fight schedule under promoter Mike Jacobs. A Latin American and European tour, two marquee New York bouts in 1936 against Max Schmeling and James J. Braddock, and possible comeback talks with Jack Sharkey are outlined, with Louis seeking frequent bouts and long-term backing.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
James J. Braddock
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
Nepre
Louis
Walter Neusel
Ray Impetitiere
Iing
Joy
Jack Sharkey
Reta
Smith
Charley Retalatt
Art Lassy
Hike Viethms
Lord Smith
Montana
Max
Buddy Bacy
South
Lasky
Braddock
Gridders Double As Fire Laddies Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City University football coach Toby Green praises fire department players as largely contributing to the team. Fire Chief George Goll supports the idea, started six years ago, and recruits have grown by about eight men each season.
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Oklahoma City
Toby Green
George Goll
Oklahoma City University
Boxers Face Off As Louis Takes On A Ferocious Rival
A clipped report notes a boxing match where Louis confronts a strong challenger. The piece highlights Louis’s potential endurance against a relentless assault, signaling a tense bout and high stakes as the two fighters exchange blows.
National Baseball Tourney Advances to Semis
Four teams remain in the American Baseball Congress race for the title. Houston, Oakford, Springfield and Dayton secured semi final spots. Houston is undefeated. Oakford lost to Houston. Dayton beat Milwaukee 7 to 4. Springfield beat Akron 5 to 0. Semis set with Houston facing Springfield and Dayton meeting Oakford.
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American Baseball Congress
Houston
Tex
Oakford
Springfield
Dayton
O. Houston
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Springfeld
Akron
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