Michigan Wins Big Ten Title With Northwestern Victory
Evanston Ill Michigan defeated Northwestern 13 to 6 to capture its fourth consecutive Big Ten football title. Michigan’s record under Harry Kipke since 1929 stands at 36 wins, four losses, and four ties. Key plays included Ward’s 30 yard touchdown reception and two field goals by Everhardus and Petoskey, with Regeczi’s expert punting aiding field position.
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Typo in love? typist plan linked to fatal note
A youth allegedly plotted murder then gas attack to win his beloved. He left a note promising to wait “on the other side” but the intended date passed without the meeting. The story will run in The American Weekly with The Detroit Sunday Times on December 3.
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Chapped Hands Causes and Home Care Tips
A discuss of winter chapping explains skin dries due to reduced oil and sweat from cold air. Frequent soap use worsens dryness. remedy centers on minimizing soap and applying bland oil or cold cream. Hand lotions, glycerine or gelatin bases, supply moisture. tragacanth formulas are inexpensive and workable.
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William J. Scholes
Tregrorder
Changes in Michigan high school basketball rules 1933-34
Michigan schools adopt national 1933 34 basketball rules with minor changes. Ten second and three second rules retained with tweaks. Substitution up to three appearances, two fewer center jumps, out of bounds handling, back passes, ball on basket, and running with the ball clarified. Annual meetings set for Ann Arbor December and regional sessions planned across the north.
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Canada
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Canadian Amateur Basketball Association
Ann Arbor
U P Gridders Awarded Letters at Marquette University
Four upper peninsula gridiron players received varsity letters at Marquette University last week. Among honorees were Flor d Ronzani regular guard and brother of Gene Romzani, a former Marquette backfield star. Freshmen Joe Cavosie Ironwood George Lott Iron River Edward Murphr Gladstore also earned letters. Cavasie stands out as backfield candidate for the Hilltop varsity this fall, excelling as passer and runner despite injuries.
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Ironwood
George Lott
Iron River
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Lower Michigan
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Hilltop
Bessemer Spears Open Season With Tech Matchup
The Bessemer Spears begin practice at Irondrome ahead of their first game of the season against Michigan Tech at Houghton on December 15. The schedule also includes games with Eagle River Rhinelander and additional opponents.
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B H S grid men receive letters in annual football event
Twenty letters were awarded at the annual Bessemer High School football banquet at the Legion club rooms. Nine lettermen were seniors led by Capt. Jobs Turkal and Gerree Petrich, with ten others named later. An enjoyable program directed by Miss Florence Cresswell featured speeches by Coach Robert Reihsen and Capt. Joka Tarkal, plus student performances.
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Pascoe DeMarte
Albert Tarnaski
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Carl Wirpie
Custom’ Gustafson
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Vooef
Gererego
Ender
Florence Cresswell
Charles Jorwuk
Ciara Gestafson
Marda Mae
Minnesota Third In Big Ten Standings Declared
Dr Frank G Dickinson of the University of Minnesota announced final Big Ten standings Saturday with Ohio State in first place and Minnesota relegated to third. Iowa tied for fourth, Illinois showing a strong return while Michigan and Ohio State led the league in conference play.
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Illinois
Stanford Accepts Rose Bowl Bid
Stanford University's football team accepted a West representative role for the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on New Year’s Day. Al Masters, general manager of the board of athletic control, announced that Stanford will choose its eastern opponent for the game.
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Sports Notes: College Football Scores From Around the Nation
Western Conference games ended with Michigan edging Northwestern 13 to 0, Minnesota 6 Wisconsin 3, Ohio State 7 Illinois 6, Purdue 19 Indiana 3, Chicago 39 Portmouth Nebraska 7, Iowa 6. Midwest results include Southern California 19, Stanford 7, Drake 7, Iowa State 7, Army 12 Navy 7, Bucknell 28 Columbia 16, Syracuse 6, Duquesne 26, Harvard 19 Yale 6, Lafayette 34 Lehigh 12, New York 7 Carnegie Tech 0, Princeton 26, Purdue 6, Villanova 24, Temple 0, West Virginia 14 Georgetown 12. South games show Baylor 13, Southern Methodist 7, Centenary 0, Mississippi 6, Ole Miss 7. N C State Florida 14, Auburn 7, Georgia 7, Georgia Tech 6, LSU 21, Miss A and M 0, Tulane 2, Sewanee 9. West results list Stanford 7 California 3, Washington State 17 Washington 6, St. Marys 23 UC LA 18.
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Fed Typhoid Germs To The Girl He Loved
A Chicago Herald Examiner feature tells of a love crazed youth who planned an unusual murder by using typhoid germs on the girl he loved. The American Weekly magazine preview promises further curious stories in the upcoming issue distributed with next Sunday's paper.
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Patient Advice on Medication Dosing Fragment
Medical guidance discusses adjusting doses and avoiding giving a child a double dose after a period. The fragment mentions selecting a suitable dose and notes following the medication schedule may be appropriate.
Pay Lid Off Cage Season Tonight at Bessemer High
Bessemer High opens its basketball season tonight at the new gym against annual foe Ewen High. Coach Bob Reihsen fields a largely untested lineup with Captain Orlo Carlson and George Serbin as returning starters. Prelim game at 7, main contest at 8:15. Tickets cost 10–25 cents in advance, 20–40 cents at the door. available at Lutz store and Bessemer Pharmacy.
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Michigamme High School
Upper Peninsula
Lutz
Bessemer Pharmacy
Wakefield Runner On Winning Team
Morgan Hammer of Wakefield, a member of the champion Michigan State cross country team, finished eighteenth in a field of 124 in the college cross country championship in New York. The Michigan State team won the championship with Capt. Tom Ottey taking the individual title. Labor Department figures show 16,0600 annual maternity deaths, with 49 percent from septic poisoning and 30 percent from lack of prenatal care.
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