Fagles Hopeful Of Smearing Huron's Homecoming Fest
Huron high school prepares for a homecoming clash with Aberdeen's Golden Eagles at Huron College field at 2 30 pm Tigers seek a fourth consecutive Eastern South Dakota conference win while Aberdeen, under Dewar Anderson, aims to derail the Tigers 1934 matchup features a veteran Huron backfield led by Capt Alvin Devick and Paul Hehm and a tough Eagle line with backs Ferran Brill Kemmte and Erickson past homecoming results favor both teams in scattered scores across the 1928 1932 era with Huron holding a strong taping record against Aberdeen in earlier meetings and seeking to maintain its unbeaten conference mark.
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Iowa Polishes Up Defensive Barrier Ahead of Indiana Game
Iowa coach Ossie Solem ran a focused defensive drill during a Wednesday practice. He indicated no new offensive plans for the Indiana game, as freshmen successfully exploited the varsity backfield for long gains. One more practice remains before the Hawkeyes travel to Bloomington tonight.
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Huey Long Spurs Crowds At Football Games
Huey Long, the Louisiana senator, drew large crowds at a recent football game sending Louisiana State fans to Nash ville. Washington University and Georgia showed interest in bringing Long to future matchups. The kingfish’s crowd appeal is cited as boosting teams’ prospects and ticket interest nationwide.
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Eagles Eye Huron Clash After Upbeat Mitchell Win
Aberdeen high school shows renewed confidence entering the conference game with undefeated Huron Tigers after a 6 100 victory over Mitchell. Coaches Dewar Anderson and Leslie Rathman stress a high effort, with line play led by Petran Kemnitz and Brill. The Eagles hope to upset Huron, seeking revenge for last year’s homecoming loss and to prove Fortune favors their renewed vitality.
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Aberdeen American News
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Tigers And Eagles Meet In Tiger Day Game
A 1934 high school football comparison shows Aberdeen and Huron facing off in the seventh annual Tiger Day game. Aberdeen's results include wins and losses against Doland Flandreau Sioux Falls Watertown Madison Mitchell, with scores like 38 6 and 11 0, while Huron posts 32 7 against Redfield and 40 7 against Madison. Non conference games noted as Indienlog.
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Aberdeen football squad faces crowded front line and trip
Slater Smal shows potential as top ball carrier while Bud Lackness misses the key moment on a punt return set up Aberdeen's winning score against the Corn Palace squad. Gene Schulte anchors the line with Gerald Stan Blein and Harry Bradford covering, as Morlan Krueger and Marcus Graeber power the flanks despite Krueger missing games with mumps. Twenty two players slated for Friday morning departure.
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Equipoise Third at Naragansett Park in $5,000 race
Equipoise finished third in a $5,000 six furlong race at Narragansett Park yesterday. Boast Sped Sloane's Okapl stable operations were noted as entries in the event managed by Whitney's grand handl pap.
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Gopher Michigan clash saucers 60,000 crowd expected
The article forecasts up to 60,000 fans for Michigan at Minnesota with other top games drawing large crowds. It highlights Army vs Illinois, Purdue vs Chicago, Indiana vs Iowa, Wisconsin vs Northwestern, and Notre Dame vs Pittsburgh as major attractions, noting lineups and expected attendance across the Big Ten and beyond.
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Michigan State to Play Minus Stars in Marquette Clash
LANSING Mich Nov Two of Michigan States top players Kurt Warmbeth and Sid Wagner will sit out Saturdays game against Marquette Bachman announced Warmbeth will rest another week to recover from injuries and Wagner remains sidelined due to a persistent ankle infection Wagner showed up at practice but his condition did not heal enough for action Saturday
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Stanford Cagers Plan Midwest Practice Tour
PAYO ALTO Calif Now LPRA schedule lists nine road games for Stanford University basketball on a barnstorming swing through the Midwest in December and January. The lineup includes Notre Dame at South Bend Michigan State at Lansing Marquette at Milwaukee Town University at Jens City University of Nebraska at Lincoln Coelgulion University at Omaha. The athletic board may add one more game but has not named an opponent.
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Layden Forecasts Licking For Irish in Notre Dame Pitt
Routh Bend Indiana November AP Elmer Layden predicts Notre Dame will beat Pittsburgh by at least two touchdowns in Saturday's game. Sutherland criticized for lineup and experience as Notre Dame risks upset by the Panthers.
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National League Given Clean Bill
New York reports that John A Heydier president of the National League took extraordinary precautions to guard the league against scandal in the final weeks of the 1920 pennant race. He said monitors reviewed performances and umpire calls in all key games and that no cause for suspicion was found. Heydler assured Larry MacPhail that there would be no repeat of the 1924 OConnell-Dolan affair and noted he had agents watching both on and off the field during the last two weeks.
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Charge Placed Against Net Star Bell for Sullivan Act
New York November 14 Berkeley tennis star Bell faces a Sullivan Act charge after two revolvers were found in his hotel room during a police search. A Chicago man and former Bell roommate Stanley Young claimed a costly deal related to the guns, but Bell says the weapons aren’t his and he doesn’t know who they belong to. He was released on a $500 bond.
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Signs Employed To Impress Gophers In Minnesota Football Era
Minnesota officials hung motivational signs in the dressing room as the team prepares to face Michigan. The message urges urgency for November games, urging players to focus on the upcoming Saturday and prove the seven-year wait ends with a victory. The notes emphasize becoming a true November team and maximizing effort each game.
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Heavy Reduction In Undefeated List Promised In Later Grid Skirmishes
In a wide look at remaining schedules, 13 major teams hold perfect records but many face clashes with other unbeaten foes. Navy, Army, Dartmouth, Princeton, Syracuse, Minnesota, Illinois, Chicago, Michigan State, Washington, Utah Aggies, Alabama, and Tulane are evaluated as futures unfold, with likely outcomes reshaping the final undefeated slate. Alabama, Michigan State, Minnesota, and Princeton emerge as strongest contenders to maintain perfection.
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Lott And Stoefen Consider Pro Offers
New York November 1. George Lott and Lester Stoefen, United States doubles champions, weigh a pro offer. Promoter Big Bill Tilden and Bill O'Brien presented the deal last year. the champions have seven days to decide. If they turn pro, U S Davis Cup hopes would suffer with Shields scarce due to movie work.
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Carleton May Play Coyotes Next Fall
Carleton College公布1935年橄榄球赛程初步计划共六场 将在12月 Midwest Conference 会议确定确切日期 或与芝加哥大学或南达科他大学商谈对手 现有安排包括 Ripon Grinnell Knox Monmouth Lawrence Cornell Coe 等对手 分别在主客场 现阶段未定最终日程
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Minnesota College Chief Urges Decent Football Conduct
Deploring rising intemperance at football games University of Minnesota President Louus Coffman calls for better behavior from fans during Minnesota contests. He warns that public games risk becoming public orgies and urges true football enthusiasts to preserve the sport’s proper character. Fielding H. Yost at Michigan sees the Minnesota game impact as he returns to his office.
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Jackrabbit Ace Second in National Scoring Ranking
BROOKINGS, Nov. 1 Paul Miller Platte speed bay halfback on the State college Jackrabbits ranks second in national scoring with 62 points in six games. Shepherd of W Maryland leads with 71 in five games. Kostke of Minnesota is third with 34. Miller scored 19 points against S D University and averaged over 126 yards per carry repeatedly. Ginsberg, end, earns a place on De Marois All American, boosting State college's standing in wartime football circles.
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Veenker Displeased At Cyclones Work
Ames Iowa November 1 Filona State's Cyclones held a stiff scrimmage for the first time in nearly three weeks. Coach George Veenker complained of a letdown in team spirit and demanded sharper drills as freshmen ran Kansas plays while the varsity practice failed to please.
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