Huron College Scalp ers to Play Three Home Games in 1933
Eldon Parker and Georga Deklotz prepare for the season as Huron College cuts ticket prices for home games. General admission 40 cents, high school 25 cents, children 10 cents. Opening tomorrow vs Eastern Normal, then Northern Normal on November 15 and a Brookings game November 10, with State College freshmen added to the schedule.
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Cronin Weighs Crowder or Weaver for Series Opener
Washington manager Joe Cronin may start Crowder against Hubbell in the opener as Giants loom heavy. Weaver, a six foot righty with 22 wins, could take the mound for Washington if Cronin chooses a cautious approach. Hubbell, aimed to pitch three times, faces a strong Giants plan with Schumacher and Fitzsimmons in reserve.
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Huron Preps Open Season Against Eastern Normal
Coach Parker sends Huron college eleven to state conference opener at Huron college field with Deklots at helm. Team rebuilds after graduation of key linemen as veterans plus four freshmen expected in starting lineup for the Miller game against Eastern Normal.
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Eastern State Normal School Trojans Meet Huron College Friday
Twenty four Eastern State normal school Trojans travel to Huron for Friday night action. Coach Reynolds refines blocking tackling and passing with a lineup likely unchanged from Vermillion. Key players include Robinson Lucas and the backfield trio Krumnn Doyle Revell Shanheltz with McMillan potential substitute.
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Senators Plotting for World Series Battle Against Giants
Washington manager Joseph Cronin outlined pitching and batting tuneups as the Senators prepared for the World Series clash with the New York Giants next week. Cronin used left-hander Garland Braxton in extended sessions with the heavier NL ball, signaling a strategic prep for the Giants series.
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Big Ten Notes Spotted From AP Reports
Big Ten notes report injuries and lineup changes across teams. Ohio State center Mickey Vuchinich hospitalized but expected to recover soon. Illinois center Bob Bloom temporarily ineligible. Michigan drills new plays under Coach Kipke as Bill Rennar calls signals. Purdue focuses on blocking and kicking. Indiana scrimmage features Wendell Walker and guards Voliva and Jones. Minnesota runs a secret drill for opener versus South Dakota State. Town fullback Bill Ash sidelined with two broken ribs.
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Johnson to Coach State Freshmen Football Team
Brookings and Sioux Falls details show Johnson, a 1827 State College graduate and former all conference end, returning to coach the freshmen with Gifford Benson joining in Sioux Falls. Fifty plus players expected, drills focus on fundamentals, scrimmage with varsity anticipated next week, list of freshman hopefuls named from Brookings Milbank Winner and others.
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Giants blank Phillies as Critz and Davis homer for all runs
In a to the Giants win over the Phillies, Hughie Critz and George Davis hit two homers that produced all the runs. Frank Pearce Pat allowed eight hits in a complete game shutout as the Giants improved with their 11th win of the season. Lou Gehrig news follows with marriage plans conflicting dates.
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Yanks and Athletics Display Strength in pennant race
The Yankees and Athletics showcase strong lineups as they chase the pennant with pitching on and off. Lefty Gomez outpitched Lefty Grove in the opener as New York won 7 at 0 while Johnny Marcum led Philadelphia in the follow up with a 10 to 4 victory. Sluggers like Gehrig and Fonce contributed for the Yankees, and Hubbell matched Schupp in a pitching duel as both clubs endure and excel through the season’s stretch drive.
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Greentree team reaches polo final after tense semi
Greentree, led by Jock Whitney with Gerald and Ivor Balding, beat Westbury 14 to reach the United States open polo final against Aurora. Sonny Whitney fought through a broken finger to score as Harold Talbott added a goal and Cecil Smith anchored Greentree’s late surge. Aurora advanced by defeating the Hurricanes, setting up a title clash Saturday.
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