Fort Worth Musings Highlight Iowa Stars and Grid Hopes
The column notes a Fort Worth view of Iowa Hawkeyes star Sim Jones and fellow Big Ten contenders. It mentions his 170 foot 1) inches reach, key plays against South Dakota and Northwestern, and coach Hanley praising him. Also references Duke Slater’s influence, Benny Friedman, and various college football and baseball notes from the era.
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Simrm
Don
Prac
Ohio U Freshmen See Strong Turnaround vs Miami
Ohio University freshmen football faced a stark change as the varsity offense, led by Rabbit Rapp Woody Wills and Bill Schmidt, overwhelmed the yearlings in practice. The Bobcats, preparing for the Buckeye Conference opener at Miami Oxford, showed improved backfield depth and injury recovery promising a stronger conference campaign.
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Bill Schmidt
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Halleck
30 to 1 or No Count Must Be His Motto
A New York cotton broker named TORK is noted for betting 30 to 1 on horses. He previously sent Kerry to win the $100,000 Futurity Park at long odds. Yesterday he celebrated Dowdy Dell winning the Ardsley Handicap at Empire City, another 30 to 1 surprise.
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Sei" McMillin
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Luis Angel
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Slvers
Bob Zuppke
Los Angeles
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Tork
Leo
New York
Kerry
Dowdy Dell
Gophers Aim to Repeat Win Over Panthers
CHICAGO Oct. 16 Minnesota trains toward the national title picture by meeting Pittsburgh after a Big Ten rise. Coach Bierman watches Pitt form, reshuffles backfield, and notes injuries to captain Russ Fisher and Herman Schneidman.
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Stan Kostka
Sheldon Biese
Russ Fisher
Herman Schneidman
Nebraska
Ossie Solem
Iowa
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Duane Purvis
Bo McMillin
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Maroons
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Clark Shaughnessy
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Francis Schmidt
Colgate
Harry Kipke
Georgia Tech
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Mestheliataie
Ores
Stanford
Standout grid teams carve college football map in 1934 season
In three weeks of 1934 college football, coast leaders Stanford and Pittsburgh stake claims while Princeton remains cautious. Duke leads the South ahead of Tennessee and Alabama, with Rice and Texas strong in the Southwest as the Midwest trades favors among Minnesota Chicago and Michigan State.
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The Upland Shotgun Eye Focus And The Matted Rib Debate
The article argues against a matted rib on single-tube shotguns citing added muzzle weight and distraction of the eye. It contrasts upland bird shooting with duck shooting, noting upland guns require precise aim and faster handling, while duck guns tolerate heavier, longer barrels due to longer hold.
Armbrust Tops State Scorers With 39 Points
Elden Armbrust of Ohio University tops state scorers with 39 points after a touchdown against Georgetown. Ohio Wesleyan’s Turley has 87, Zontini 96 for Marshall, and Goldsmith 36 for Baldwin Wallace. Ohio State’s Heekin has 18 as balloting tightens across Buckeye and Ohio Conferences.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Elden Armbrust
Ohio University
Washington Court House
Georgetown
John Turley
Ohio Wesleyan
John Zontini
Dean Brothers To Columbus Exhibition
Paul Daffy Dean returns to Columbus for an exhibition at Red Bird Stadium next Monday night. He teams with Dizzy Dean and other notables including Gordon Hinkle Mickey Heath and Nick Cullop to play against a National Negro all stars squad in a high profile charity style game that recalls his early success with the Columbus Red Birds.
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Cardinals
New Navy Mascot Hails From Plains Of Middle East
King Bill VI, a rugged newcomer from Baltimore Stockyards, replaces the ailing King Bill V as the Navy football mascot. He travels from the plains to Annapolis, enjoys practice field life, and taunts Army with bravado as his predecessors did.
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Animal Kingdom
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Panthers Haven't a Chance with Gophers-Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh head coach Jock Sutherland previews week eight college games. He predicts Minnesota over Pitt, Yale over Brown, Notre Dame over Carnegie Tech, Ohio State over Colgate, and Georgia over Tulane, among others, with close calls and regional matchups noted.
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Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Crisler Seeks Gridiron Rule Changes at Princeton
Princeton coach Fritz Crisler proposes wider goal posts eight feet in width and a lowered crossbar with posts ten yards back of the goal line He would raise the field goal value above three points if needed and plans to present the ideas to the rules committee this winter.
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U. H
Fritz) Crisler
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Boxing card results from multiple cities
In Philadelphia Pacho drew Dublinsky while Sarron outpointed Wallace and Pirrone outpointed Rios. Pittsburgh bouts saw Herrera and Slaughter win on points with Saldano and Jacobs also victorious. Asheville and Chicago featured Lipps stopping Mitchell and Rodak outpointing Paul with Christy over Barry. Paris saw Thil and Candel draw. Manchester reported Gannon defeating Miller non title. New Orleans Hooks outpointed Lee and Jerr defeated Flanagan.
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She Loves Me Not in College Picture at Majestic Theatre
Paramount film She Loves Me Not stars Bing Crosby Miriam Hopkins and Kitty Carlisle at the Majestic Theater. The plot follows a student hosteling a nightclub girl who witnesses a murder and hides her in a dorm amid a campus uproar, with Crosby singing several new tunes.
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