Indiana Faces the Impossible Saturday
Indiana coach Bo McMillin leads the Hoosiers against Minnesota in a game widely labeled an upset possibility. Minnesota has crushed opponents by large margins this season while Indiana has struggled to score in conference play, making a victory or tie seem virtually unattainable.
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Impossible Weight Advantage Looms In Hoosier Grid Match
The piece outlines the large line weight gap favoring the opposition in the Iowa Michigan game with Minnesota close behind, noting Indiana Hoosiers would value reserves. It frames McMillin versus Biermann as a preferred spot for many coaches, highlighting the sporting drive to win.
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Dogs’ Kinship Map: Second Cousins to Cats
A science note outlines dogs as second cousins to cats and first cousins to foxes bears and raccoons, highlighting shared ancestry within the mammal family tree.
Seek Alterations In Two Conference Football Rules
The Chicago Tribune reports two Western conference rules will be reviewed by the faculty committee in Chicago next month. The changes concern athlete eligibility years and which non conference universities may be met in intersectional games. Athletic directors and coaches press for alterations though they lack a voice in the final decision.
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Sing Sing Loses After Seven Straight Wins
Sing Sing football team ends seven game win streak with an 18 to 0 defeat at the hands of the New Rochelle Bulldogs in Ossining New York. The Bulldogs, a minor league pro squad, scored early and held the convicts scoreless for the shutout.
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Coe Accepts 1934 35 Basketball Schedule Official
Coe College approves a 15 game 1934 35 basketball schedule with seven at home and eight away. Illinois opponents include Monmouth Knox Carleton Cornell and St Ambrose along with non conference games against Iowa State Grinnell Iowa State Teachers and St Ambrose. Coach Forest Rutgers returns four lettermen with a mix of veterans and freshmen joining the squad for the season.
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Huey Long sex appeal could bring LSU $250000 this season
Bernie Moore estimates Huey Long’s presence could attract about 10 000 fans per home game and boost Rose Bowl bids, with LSU potentially netting around 250000 from Huey Long’s appeal. The piece notes Long’s influence on LSU funding and coaching hires and his expected appearance at multiple games.
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Companion Takes Blame In Radiator Cap Theft
Wallace Dunker 19 of 1526 Fourth avenue SE was absolved after a companion took full blame for stealing a radiator cap from a downtown parked car on Oct 22. Dunker pled guilty Oct 23 before Justice Henry A Stearns and received a suspended 30 day sentence.
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Devised plan leads to immediate freedom under suspended sentence
The subject believed he would be freed immediately. He was released but a suspended sentence was imposed, creating a conditional freedom outcome.
Cast announced for Coe Play Both Your Houses
Coe College Playhouse names cast for Maxwell Anderson drama to be staged November 15 and 16. Guest director Donald Windigler presents Annie Laurie Davidson Viola Bohlen A George Nelson George Siamis Maurice Dunlap Thomas Neeson Joseph Faulkner Culver Brooks Douglas Rundquist Mildred Carpenter George Hennessey Howard McLaughlin Sinclair Thompson Warren Shupp.
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Mildred Carpenter
George Hennessey
Howard McLaughlin
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Five Die In Crash Of German Mail And Freight Plane
Five crew members were killed when a German mail and freight plane forced landed at Gross Rakitt near Lauensburg. The aircraft, bound for Berlin from Koenigsberg, collapsed after the forced landing. Cause of the accident was not determined immediately.
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