THIS WEEK IN SPORTS FLASHY BEESSEMER QUINTET FACES STAMBAUGH
Stambaugh tops Bessemer 23 to 20 in a comeback win at Hilltopper gym after a slow start. Rizzardi and Serbia led Stambaugh with steady scoring while Olivia fouled out late. Bessemer fought back in the final period but fell short as Dellich and Ippolite sparked a late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Bociek
Dellich
DeMarte
Nordling
A. Selmo
Ippolito
Rovick
Stambaugh
G. Grailer
G. Selmo
Rizzardi
Olivia
A. Selma
Bessemer BF
eMarte
Ero
Serbia
Coleman
Ippolite
Ponte
Stambaugh BF
G. Sehao
Grailer
Dileski
Boriek
Rich
Crystal Falls
Vairo Of Calumet Named Captain Of Notre Dame Eleven
Calumet’s Dominic Vairo named captain-elect of Notre Dame football for 1934 amid resignation of Hank Anderson as head coach. Former Calumet standouts mentioned include George Gipp Wilcox and Larson. Layden to assume both coaching and athletic director duties on a two year contract at 10000 dollars annually.
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Calumet
Notre Dame
Dominic Vairo
Hank Anderson
George Gipp
the Immortal
Wilcox
Larson
Vairo
Calumet High School
Bessemer High
U. P
Bessemer
Jess Harper
Notre Dame University
Elmer Layden
Four Horsemen
Iron River Routs Bessemer After Tight First Half
Olson opened with a 10 3 lead then Bessemer hit three field goals in the second quarter to tie at halftime. Sitkowki hit a long shot in the third to put Iron River ahead for good as Zukowski and Libby added points and Cieciorka setup plays fueled the rally, final minutes extended the Iron River margin.
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Bessemer
Iron River
Ressemer
Reihsen
Carlson
Liboy
Jedorka
Onson
Ater
Olson
Johnson
Sitkowki
Zukowski
Ippolite
Cieciorka
Ser- Besmer
Chicago
Ankle
Malinowshki
Sarai
Houghton Man Follows Idol to Harvard Captaincy
Herman Gundlach Jr. of Houghton becomes Harvard football captain in 1934, following Barry Wood of Harvard who once inspired him at Michigan Ann Arbor game. Gundlach, son of contractor Herman Gundlach, Sr., is the second Houghton native to lead a top college grid squad, after William Cochran of Iron Mountain who captained Michigan in 1916. He weighed 214 pounds as a high school senior, later trimmed to lead as a standout sophomore letter winner and student body president.
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Houghton
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Barry Wood
Flaming Star
Harvard
Wood
Herman Gundlach Jr
William D. Cochran
Iron Mountain
Mich
Winks Gundlach
Cook County
Illinois
Chicago
Gundlach
Chicago Bankers
Yale
Princeton
Herman, Jr
Herman
Worchester Academy
Norway Boy Elected North Central Captain
Norway-Clarence Erickson of Naperville has been named captain of the North Central college grid team and named president of the Michigan Booster club there. The item also notes rising hospital treatment for psychosis in 1932 and a quip about dinner timing reflecting social norms of the era.
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Norway
Clarence Erickson
North Central College
Naperville
Michigan
U P Athletic Board Formed for Upper Peninsula
A Michigan High School Athletic Association meeting created a U P committee with power to govern northern sports. Members Foss Elwyn Sault Ste. Marie Leo McDonald Gwinn F B Davidson Kingsford J Sullivan L Anse Sam J Freed Michigamme will run tournaments and handle eligibility for the U P with separate regional championships. An eight or nine game limit is pending voter referendum, with some opposing post season games. The Soo’s Foss Elwyn was elected to the representative council. The first U P committee meeting is expected soon.
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Lansing
Upper Peninsula
Michigan High School Athletic Association
U. P
Foss Elwyn Sault Ste. Marie
Leo McDonald Gwinn
F. B. Davidson
Kingsford
Co. J. Sullivan
L’anse
Sam J. Freed
Michigamme
Michigan
Foss Elwyn
Soo
Representative Council
Williams Names His 1933 All American
From Lebanon Ohio former Bes semer High School coach R P Williams sends the Herald his 1933 All American team. Williams selects players by position with schools including Pittsburgh Duke Southern California Michigan Stanford Minnesota Purdue Nebraska.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Bessemer High School
R. P. Williams
California
Lund
Minnesota
Purvis
Purdue
Sauer
Nebraska
Menominee Golf Pro Secures Milwaukee Post
Coral Gables Florida Johnny Revolta of Menominee Michigan finished second in the Miami Biltmore open with a 292 four strokes behind winner Willie McFarlane and earned 1250 dollars. He has been signed as the golf pro at Tripoli Country Club Milwaukee for the coming year.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Johnny Revolta
Menominee
Mich
Willie McFarlane
Revolta
Tripoli Country Club
Milwaukee
Fighting Italians Win 30 29 at Bergland
Bessemer's Fighting Italians opened their basketball season without Cavosie Ippolito and Novascone but still defeated the Rangers 30 to 29 at Bergland last Sunday afternoon. The Rangers showed strength despite missing key players, and a rematch is planned. With Cavosie’s return expected later this month, the Italians aim for a strong season under solid management and a capable coach.
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Cavosie
Ippolito
Johnny Novascone
Bessemer
Bergland
Rangers
Cutz Cavosie
Local High School Basketball Scores From Tonight's Games
A list of regional scores including Stambaugh 23 over Bessemer 20 Iron River 23 Bessemer 16 Wakefield 23 over Iron Mountain 22 and many others. Rivalries and final tallies feature Tronwood 17 Hurley 12 Marenisco 26 over St Ambrose 15 and more with Vulcan 22 Quinnesec 20 and Ironwood J C 33 over Duluth J C 19.
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Stambaugh
Bessemer
Iron River
Wakefield
Iron Mountain
Tronwood
Hurley
Marenisco
St. Ambrose
Tron Belt
Glidden
Norway
Crystal Falls
Marquette
Gladstone
Ishpeming
Manistique
Negaunee
Gwinn
Newberry
Munising
Escanaba
Kingsford
Hancock
Baraga
Dollar Bay
Houghton
Lake Linden
L’anse
Vulcan
Quinnesee
Alpha
Niagara
Virginia J. C
Ironwood J. C
Duluth
J. C
Oshkosh
Marquette Normal
Jordan
Bessemer Midgets Host Stambaugh In Home Return Game
Local fans will see Bessemer Highs up and coming basketball team in a Saturday doubleheader with Stambaugh. A 7 PM preliminary precedes the main game, as coach Bob Reihsen’s small but speedy squad aims to turn the tables on the visitors. Captain Carlson returns to strengthen the lineup against Mahlbergians after road adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer High
Stambaugh
Bob Reihsen
Bessemer
Iron River
Carlson
Reichsen
Coleman
Serbia
de Marte
Ponte
Ippolite
Dellich
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Mer
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Mahlbergians
Rizardi
Hilltops
Bocek
Gelmo
Fedorka
Sitkoski
Delich
U. P. Man
Norway Boy
North Central
North Western
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
U. P. Athletic Board
Northern
U. P. Committee
Williams
Menominee Golf Pro
Raymond J. Mullen
Bessemer, Mich
Inde Bessemer Italians
Wakefield Saints
Washburn
Niagara Badgers
House of David
Herald
Elmer J. Kuivinen
Peoples State Bank
Pia Reet
Eam
Herald Publishing Co
B. H. S. Cagers
New York
City of
August Proft