Bierman To Return As Minnesota Coach Next Season
Bernard Bierman plans to coach the Minnesota football team in 1934 despite salary cut rumors. University officials say he offered resignation after pay reduction but tore it up and remains committed, with Coffman hoping for his continued leadership for seasons to come.
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Pres. Coffman
Ninneapolis
Bernard W
Bernie) Bierman
University of Minnesota
United Press
Bierman
Ae Leelee
Lotus D Coffman
Bernie Bierman
Tulane
Belle Plaine Cardinals blank Eldora 26 to 0
Belle Plaine Cardinals defeated Eldora semi pro football team 26 to 0 as the defense stifled Eldora. Draper and Strawhorn excelled in the running game while Suchy and Haloupek anchored the line and Suchy scored on a long pass.
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The
Gazette
Belle Plaine
Belle Plaine Cardinals
Eldora
Cardinal
Draper
Strawhorn
Suchy
Haloupek
Grid De-emphasis Shifts at Two Universities
International news column notes football de-emphasis at New York University and Pennsylvania with Temple, Fordham, Columbia, Princeton, Notre Dame, Michigan and Ohio State as peers. It cites War ner at Penn, Lou Little at Columbia, Crisler at Princeton, and Gates and Badger as advocates of restraint in college football. It mocks the move while predicting shifts in attendances and revenue.
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Davis J Walsh
International News Service
New York
New York University
N .U
Philadelphia
Gates
Pennsylvania
Temple University
Temple
Pop" Warner
Warner
Jefor
WSYU
Fordham
Jimmy Crowley
Morgan
Lou Little
Columbia
Crisler
Princeton
Professor Badger
Ny.u
Badger
Kansas And State Elevens Clash In Big Six Feature
Kansas faces Kansas State in a Big Six football clash as the Jayhawks prepare for the 30th annual meeting. The defense must stop Ralph Graham and Dougal Russell while anticipating Bo McMillin’s play calling and a rematch after a 19 to 0 loss. Theophilus and Lightner return to bolster the squad and Missouri invasion prep continues with focus on defense against aerial attacks.
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Kansas City
Kansas Jayhawkers
Kansas State Wildcats
Notre Dame
Tulsa University
Ralph Graham
Dougal Russell
Bo McMillin
Don Theophilus
Magnus Lightner
Town State Cyclones
Missouri
Tigers
Frank Candeo
Allender Back In Iowa State Lineup For Missouri Tilt
Iowa State sophomore backfield ace Allender returned to the squad and resumed his left half back role as the Cyclones scrimmaged against the freshmen. Coach George Veenker shifted Winter to quarterback Graveno to right half and Elkins at fullback. Don Theophilus, hurt regular fullback, sat out and may miss the Missouri game. Hiram Roe will captain the Cyclones in the homecoming encounter.
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Ames
William Allender
Iowa State
Ace
Cyclones
George Veenker
Winter
Graveno
Elkins
Don Theophilus
Missouri
Hiram Roe
West Coast stars loom in race for all America grid
The piece surveys top players across the nation including Aaron Rosenberg of Southern California and Bill Corbus of Stanford as likely all American selections. It highlights standout backs Homer Griffith USC and Ted Christofferson Washington State along with other premier linemen and backs from conferences nationwide.
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New York
Rockets
Aaron Rosenberg
Southern California
Johnny Baker
United Press
Rosenberg
Bill Corbus
Stanford
Homer Griffith
U S. C
Norm Franklin
Oregon State
Ted Christofferson
Washington State
Bobby Grayson
St. Mary's
George Wilson
Joe Pag- Ina
Santa Clara
Joe Rupert
Ralph Kercheval
Mid-West
Modest Max Baer Ready To Fight For Heavyweight Title
San Francisco dispatch reports Max Baer announcing he seeks the heavyweight championship over film work. He vows to flatten Primo Carnera in a title bout, and says he would fight Sharkey Impellettera or Schmeling if money allows, despite manager Hoffman's concerns about film interference.
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San Francisco
INS
Max Baer
Bay Region
Hollywood
Max
Ancil Hoffman
Baer
Primo Carera
Carnera
Sharkey
Impelleterre
Schmeling
The Right Way to Play Golf
Instructional piece on golf swing fundamentals focusing on hips shoulders and wrists for a full driving range. It notes a basic turn with the right hip and a secondary shoulder twist, warns against overdoing it, and mentions a paid drive guide by Mr Storton offered via newspaper request.
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Storton
Iowa College Boy Becomes Pro Star
Elvin Richards from Simpson College Iowa, nicknamed Kink, defied odds by joining the New York Giants as a kickoff returner and debuting with a 70 yard run after starting from his own goal line. At 22, he plans to study physical education while pursuing pro football and notes the mix of challenge and glory in the NFL. He reflects on college stars and mentions Drake and Lynn King as memorable players.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Garden Grove
Simpson College
Iowa
Elvin Richards
Steve
Elvin “Kink” Richards
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Kink
Stuart
Lynn King
Drake
Iowa State
Notable boxing card results from diverse venues
In Savannah Clyde Chastain outpointed Carl Knowles in a 10 round bout. In Rome Frankie Battaglia stopped Al Schaaf in the 1st round. In Los Angeles Speedy Dado outpointed Tommy Youngs in a scheduled 10 round fight.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Clyde Chastain
Wiss
Dallas
Ter
Carl Knowles
Rome
San Jose
Frankie Bat
Faglia
Minneapolis
al Schaaf
Los Angeles
Speedy Dado
Philippines
Youngs Tommy
Phitinnines
Polar bears aboard four masted schooner arrive from Alaska
A four masted schooner under Capt. C. S. Holmes reached Seattle with two polar bears as the sole passengers. The bears are to replace two that Captain Holmes’s father brought to the city zoo years ago and have since died.
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Seattle
C. S. Holmes
Alaska
Holmes
Wrestling Results From The Associated Press Run
Wrestling results from multiple cities show various bouts with scores listed for each match. The report includes Frank Man Moun stu Dean, Sandor Prabo, and Rudy Dusek among others, with several 210s 216s and 220s noted. Chicago notes report Coach Clark Shaughnessy threatening to reshape the team ahead of a key game.
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Man Mounstu Dean
Atlanta
Sandor Prabo
Hungary
Piadbing
Rudy Dusek
Omehe
Martin Zrkoff
Muagia
Harbiselag
Dick Shikat
Eet Philadelphis
Fred Grubsaries
Albany
Jim Browning
Missouri
Nick Lutze
Califorrn Mia
Que
Don Gaeorge
North Java
John Sprilman
New York
Chicago
Clark Shaughnessy
Iowa Hawkeyes Hard Scrimmage Tests Depth Without Injuries
Ossie Solem directed Iowa through the season’s toughest scrimmage to date with no injuries. Freshmen and reserves pushed the first string, as Ray Fisher and Lloyd Hoffman filled in for ill or injured players while Dwight Hoover led in passing drills and struggled with accuracy.
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Ossie Solem
University of Iowa
Minnesota
Salem
Gopher
Ray Fisher
Jim Dee
Lloyd Hoffman
Hoffman
Wildcat
Bill Seel
Dwight Hoover
Hoover
Towa
Wisconsin
Dick Crayne
Joe Laws
Cornell Bears Drill For Coe In Classic
Cornell coaches work through drills and shifting backfield assignments as they gear up for the Coe game in Mount Vernon Iowa. Key players unavailable include Laurel Morford and Dale Peterson, while Eldon Coffman and Tom Ray boost both offense and defense ahead of the clash.
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Cornell
Coe
Kohawks
Dick Barker
Purple Warriors
Barker
Laurel Morford
Dale Peterson
John Cassidy
Ray Bunch
Roy Bowman
Osburn
Gordon Ellison
Charles Berve
Charles Zoda
Hunter
O'Donnell
Pahlos
Eldon Coffman
Shadle
Tom Ray
Ben Underwood
Harold Still
Passing Leaders Stand Out In Early Pro Grid Season
In the NFL race for passer supremacy, Benny Friedman of Brooklyn leads with 21 completions on 40 attempts for 323 yards in three games. Harry Newman of New York Giants follows with 434 passing yards on 20 of 41. Arnold Herben of Green Bay trails with 31 completions for 409 yards. Glenn Presnell tops scoring with 37 points. Ken Strong is third with 28 for the Giants.
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New York
Harry Newman
New York Giants
Benny Friedman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Arnold Herben
Green Bay Packers
Friedman
Michigan
Glenn Presnell
Nebraska
Portsmouth
Newman
Ken Strong
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