Dizzy Dean Tops AP Sports Poll as Year’s Best Performer
Jerome H. Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals is named the outstanding athlete of 1934 in the Associated Press sports poll, gathering 268 points and highest first-place votes. The voting places Dean ahead of golf amateur W Lawson Little Jr and boxing champion Max Baer, with other stars like Fred Perry and Glenn Cunningham also singled out in this year’s selections.
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Izzy) Dean
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Shot Pitter
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LSU Football Coach Resignation Leads to Hunt for Successor
Baton Rouge Louisiana Senator Huey P Long announced discussions on a successor to Capt. Lawrence Jones as LSU football coach. President James M Smith said several candidates were being considered though none chosen yet. Jones remains an assistant professor while doctors say a new director for the 125 member band may also be named. Long described Jones as having clashed with him after an intra conference game against Oregon ended 14–33.
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Strong Opposition Lined Up As Early Play Nears Close
South Dakota basketball notes preview three college and junior high games. Eldon Parker’s Scalpers face Yankton Dakota Wesleyan and South Dakota State with new lineup including Vincent Antle and Joe Lowe. Woonsocket and Miller loom for Woonsocket’s Tigers, while Hitchcock hosts Beadle county junior high action with Peterson out long term.
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Ray Anderson
LeRoy Nelson
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Lofflie Largon
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Marshall Kittlesor
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Bob Sheeks
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Peterson
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Wolsey
Lyle Meek
Hitchcock
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Mack
Turnesa Leads In Colonial Tourney
Joe Turnesa of Hartford holds a two stroke edge as the second round of the British Colonial Open begins at Nassau. He shoots a 62 to lead a field of Americans and other pros. Stonehouse and Thompson tie for second with 68, Burke shoots 70 for third, and 18 holes remain with 36 tomorrow as the field eyes 72 holes.
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Redfield Webster And Britton Have Strong Entries In Conference Race
Groton December 19 Special With one game played conference play starts January 8 Doland visits Redfield Webster last year’s champions field a powerful lineup led by Hagen Biberg Anderson plus additions Rood Shanahan Britton also fields a veteran cast Holden Irwin Comstock Redfield fields a balanced squad with LaVold Hopkins Parsons Pearsons and Martsfield Sisseton Clark Milbank Deland Groton Webster and Britton all post schedules and likely show strong contenders for the conference title
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Frankie Wolfram Beats Richtmire in Sioux City Show
Frankie Wolfram from Winnineg defeated Everett Hightmire of Sioux City in a ten round main event. In the eight round semi windup Al Pahl drew with Willie Davies. Wesley Martin of Akron won by technical knockout over Clayton in the fifth round in a six round bout.
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Pop Warner Hints At Starting Team For Sugar Bowl
Philadelphia reports that Temple football held a scrimmage revealing a probable lineup for the Sugar Bowl against Tulane. Key players tested include Danny Testa Lloyd Wize Elmer Anderson and captains Pete Stevens and Johnny Boyd with Glenn Warner supervising new plays and forward passing drills before southern travel.
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Elmer Anderson
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Johnny Boyd
Stanley Gurzynski
Pete Stevens
National Billiards Association to Offer Free Instruction
New York Dec. 19 P In an effort to revive amateur interest the National Billiards Association plans to have leading professionals conduct free instruction and exhibitions across the country. Instead of the world championship tournaments pub artists like Welker Cochran world champion Kinry Matsuyama national three cushion titleholder travel city to city demonstrating their art.
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Tulane Squad Prepares for Sugar Bowl With Temple
Tulane Green Wave held a strenuous workout in New Orleans as Coach Ted Cox split the squad into two groups for a long session of passing and running plays on a soggy field. The team resumes activity after idling since the Liquisians State game to avoid injuries ahead of New Year’s Day Sugar Bowl.
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South Dakota collegians on all conference grid team
South Dakota college sports writers pick the intercollegiate all conference football team for the New Stylus. Augustana dominates with four first team selections led by Captain Delbert Doyle. Huron and Spearfish share multiple spots, Sioux Falls and Northern Normal also receive honors, and voting on Dickinson rating seeks five conference games.
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Kerr And Hanley Line Up Eastern All Stars
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley and Colgate’s Andy Kerr marshal twenty two eastern college players for the New Year’s charity game against the west. Players will wear special uniforms, train lightly, then travel to San Francisco with workouts en route and most training at the University of California. Four All-Americans report, including Frank Larson Minnesota end, Charles Hartwig Pittsburgh guard, George Bertlay North Carolina guard, and Pug Land Minnesota back.
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Northwestern Quint Continues Rampage in Big Ten Race
CHICAGO Dec 18 Northwestern's sophomores spark a fast breakout as they roll to their fourth straight win by defeating Notre Dame 26 to 23 at South Bend. Misher led with 20 points for the Wildcats in the strong team showing.
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Northern Normal Defeats Southern In Conference Opener
In Springfield on December 18 the Wolves of Northern Normal opened their 1935 college conference schedule with a 33 to 30 victory over Southern's Pointers. Mack scored eight and Keene ten for Northern while Neudigate tied for best defense. Farrell and Montgomery managed to score for Southern despite Northern’s stout man to man defense.
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Braun Demeray To Meet Again In January Title Fight
Demeray the state welterweight champion will meet Braun for the third time on January 17. Bloomberg said Demeray dominated Braun last week and a draw would have been fair, with the titleholder eager to give the challenger another shot. Plans also target Rusty Granling of Bis marck for the card, likely in the semi windup.
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Stanford Eleven Is Put Into High Gear
Stanford, Calif, Dec 194P Cotch C E Tiny Thore hill pushed the Red machine into high gear for the Rose Bowl with Alabama. All American fullback Bobby Grayson, sidelined weeks ago, resumed practice limping none. End Keith topping not in uniform but ready. Callaway to play after exams. Grayson felt no rib pain after drills. Sten Anderton, Grayson understudy, ill with pneumonia but expected back next week.
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Weather delays Alabama drills before Rose Bowl clash
Persistent rain left Alabama's Crimson Tide with a soggy practice field and slowed workouts two days before leaving for Pasadena. A planned offensive scrimmage against Stanford's defense was cut short as doubts lingered about completing full preparation for the Rose Bowl showdown.
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Clark Edges Bradley In Bitter High School Clash
Clark high school narrowly defeated Bradley in a hard fought basketball game 26 to A last night. Both teams had two players fouled out. Ray Sionson of Atlanta outpointed Keith Weaver of Sioux City. Ta (10).
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Howard Wins Behind Late Rally Over Burbank
Howard high school basketball beat Burbank consolidated school at home after a strong fourth quarter rally. Howard led 12 to 10, trailed 16 17 at end of third, and surged to victory. Burbank’s reserves edged Howard’s second string in overtime 19 to 1, leaving the regular period at a 15 15 deadlock.
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St Lawrence Loses Two 7 Tilt Doubleheader
Miller regulars doubled the score on St Lawrence first team 44 to 22 while Miller seconds defeated St Lawrence seconds 21 to 1. A second doubleheader is planned tonight with Harrold Independents meeting St Lawrence town team and St Lawrence and Wessington high school second teams in the main event.
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Highmore Hosts Wessington Springs In Local Basketball Doubleheader
Highmore prepares for a doubleheader tonight featuring Wessington Springs. The visiting Wildcats arrive for a pair of contests as part of a regional basketball showcase at Highmore High School gym.
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