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Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1934

Page

6

Sesseme Upsets Wakefield In Uy Y HURLEY FY' TOP PLACE

Ironwood district tournament opener sees Sesseme defeat Wakefield High in a rugged first round game. Hurley leads with key plays, Korner and Beesemer anchor the late push as Ironwood Devils edge Wakefield 28 to 19 at the end of regulation, forcing overtime scoreless.

Mgmtea Wakefield High Vettime “Pe Ula

Holy Name Quintet Battles Moorhead For Pug Land MVP

Holy Name faces Moorhead in a key matchup as the Meat Valuable Player award race heats up. The Big Ten best player of the year title is at stake, with strong guards and a dominant inside presence.

Bessemer Beats Ironwood 28 to 19 in Friday Clash

Bessemer High School defeated Ironwood 28 to 19 at the Ironwood gym, with newcomers Vivinen Lucas and Kiomento boosting the lineup as Ponte rested sick and Gossen was injured. Ironwood’s Kuker led with 18 points, while Tony Ippolite and Vivinen provided steady play. Ironwood out front at halftime 16 to 8, Bessemer rallying in the second half. The preliminary saw Ironwood reserves topping Bessemer B 31 to 12.

Bessemer Ironwood Red Devile Vivinen Lucas Kiomento Ponte Gossen Red Devils Kuker Tony Ippolite Vite Vivinen Tronwonod Beseemer Viwinen Ters Riomente Lue Wem Gorsen Tomich Vaneans

Tech Huskies open season with two games at Waurau Wisconsin

Michigan Tech Huskies begin the hockey season with December 31 and January 1 games at Waurau, Wis. Bert Noblet directs the team. The schedule continues with Green Bay, Muskegon, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan matchups across January to March, with early practice at the Amphidrome in Houghton.

Michigan Tech Huskies Waurau Wis Green Bay Muskegon Wisconsin Houghton Minnesota Minneapolis Michigan Ann Arbor Bert Noblet

District basketball tourney awarded to Bessemer this spring

The Iron River Stambaugh Bessemer Ironwood Wakefield and Crystal Falls districts will decide on entering the Class B meet at Bessemer if Crystal stays in B. Crystal is expected to enter the B meet. Class C and D tournaments will also be held in the district with sites at Marenisco Ishpeming Kingsford Gladstone and St Ignace.

Iron and Gogebic Bessemer Upper Peninsula Athletic Committee Marquette Iron River Stambaugh Ironwood Wakefield Crystal Falls Crystal Amasa Ewen St. Ambrose Channing Marenisco Alpha Trout Creek Bergland Rockland Michigan Tech Houghton Ishpeming Dickinson-Deltac Menominee Kingsford Gladstone St. Ignace Northern State Teachers’ College of Marquette Ironwood High School U. P

Fragmentary sports score list from Lake Superior region

Readable items show several teams and scores such as Irow River 38 Cy 16 Alpha 8 and Palmer 33 Dollar Bay 23 plus smaller entries. The text appears as a partial score table from a local page with place names like Belt Weshbdera Parochial andological terms scattered.

Belt Irow River Alpha Palmer Dollar Bay Chassell Parochial Waising Atonal Mine

Only Two Closed Rinks In Wisconsin

An indoor skating hockey rink is being built at Marinette Wisconsin, which with the one at Eagle River will be the only closed rinks in the state.

Marinette Wis Eagle River

Michigan Tech names Vivian 1935 football captain

Vivian Howard of Houghton elected Michigan Tech 1935 football captain to replace Jeano Campana who graduates in spring. Coach Bert Noblet outlines 1935 schedule with home and away games including Norbert’s, Northland, N.T.C., Jordan at Menominee, and N.T.C. at Marquette.

Howard Vivian Houghton Michigan Tech Jeano Campana Bert Noblet Norbert Northland T. C Jordan Menominee Marquette

Iron River players named Western State co captains

Tony Widas Jackie and Robert Gallagher all guards from Iron River were chosen as co captains for the next football season at Western State Teachers College.

Kalamazoo Tony Widas Jackie Robert Gallagher Iron River Western State Teachers’ College

Fresh Grid Contests Banned At State

Lansing reports that Michigan State College will ban intercollegiate football games for freshmen next year to avoid disfavor from Western Conference schools. The Spartans have played three or four gridiron games with freshmen from other schools, including a home and home series with University of Detroit frosh.

Lansing Michigan State College Spartans Michigan State University of Detroit Frosh

Annual Meeting of Bessemer National Bank Directors

The stock holders of Bessemer National Bank in Bessemer Michigan will meet at the banking offices on Tuesday January 8 1935 at 3 PM to elect directors and transact any other business. Leonard C Kalasavicz secretary. 12-14-1-4

Bessemer National Bank Bessemer Michigan Leonard C. Kalasavicz Sec

Meanwell Clarifies Conference Residency Rule and Pacetti Status

Wisconsin athletic director Dr Walter E Meanwell notes the Western conference rule on residence applies to cases of dropping out to extend eligibility or habitual absences. Pacetti has finished college eligibility and aims to play in the East West football game on New Year's Day which bars him from further Big Ten play. Circuit Judge Daniel J Trude in Chicago rules that stack transactions do not constitute gambling.

Walter E. Meanwell Wisconsin Pacetti Daniel J. Trude Chicago Minneapolis Mario Pacetti Clarence W. Spears

Michigan State to Meet California in Two-Year Deal

Michigan State signs a two year football contract with Loyola of Los Angeles. The first game will be in Los Angeles next year, with the return game set for Michigan State the following year.

East Lansing Michigan State Loyola of Los Angeles

Giants Lead League In Forward Passing Stats Of 1933

The New York Giants posted the top forward passing rate in the NFL final stats, completing 3 of 154 for 40 percent. Green Bay followed with 73 completions on 188 attempts for 39 percent. 1933’s top scoring and yardage feats are noted, with Bears amassing 256 points and 3,750 rushing yards, Lions and Packers close behind. Ken Strong of the Giants plans a baseball comeback next spring, with spring training invites from both Giants and Dodgers. Wisconsin officials rejected claims of Pacetti’s ineligibility, confirming his continued enrollment and exam makeup after a medical excuse.

New York Giants Steve Owens Green Bay Brooklyn Dodgers Benny Friedmen Chicago Bears Detroit Lions Packers Boston Redskins Bears Beattie Feathers Bronko Nagurski Chicago Lions Chicago Cardinals Detroit Cardinals Ken Strong New York Football Giants Giants Dodgers Strong New York University Toronto Detroit Tigers

Holy Name to Host Moorhead Teachers in Cage Clash

The Holy Name basketball team faces the Moorhead Teachers led by Marco Gotta and Vincent ”Sleepy” Yatchak in a late season showdown at Bessemer High School gym. Holy Name added Cavosie and Nesznanski to bolster the lineup as they chase their second win after a 27-19 victory over Ontonagon Blue Devils.

Holy Name Bessemer High School Moorhead Marco Gotta Vincent Yatchak Holy Name Five Ontonagon Blue Devils Joe Cavosie Ironwood Nezzy” Nesznanski Wakefield Ore Baske Tall College Quinset Frankie & Johnnie Fronnee B. H Bessemer The Gogebic Range Miheve Buck Darin

Johnny Round the World debuts in Detroit Sunday Times

A new weekly color adventure features Johnny Jupiter and his magic Zoom Camera. The strip promises a globe trotting pace as part of the Comic Section in the Detroit Sunday Times.

Reys Johnny Jupiter Johnny Round Ptroit Sunday Times Adv

Inland Likes Surpass Seven Thousand in Michigan

A report notes more than 7,000 inland likes recorded in Michigan, signaling growing engagement. The figure highlights rising local interest though context and methodology remain unclear.

Nichigan

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