Mitchell To Invade Huron With Flashy Prep School Team
Mitchell and Huron prep squads renew the long running feud in a key Friday game. Mitchell relies on speed from Badfield and a disciplined line to upset Huron while hoping for a top state finish. Huron counters with a veteran lineup led by Captain McGinty and a potent backfield as both squads chase the 1933 title in South Dakota.
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Will Rodeos Replace Football at Cheyenne Schools
Colorado Springs report says Cheyenne public schools shift from football to rodeo events to emphasize nature and outdoor life. Superintendent Dr. Lloyd Shaw asserts rodeo offers less danger and more practical value, with 400 students enrolled from kindergarten to high school.
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Only One Swede With Minnesota
An Associated Press report from Chicago notes a surprising detail in Minnesota’s lineup for the game at Evanston. Coach Bernie Bierman lists George Svendsen the sole Swedish player among multiple nationalities in the probable starting group as Minnesota aims to extend its Big Ten title hopes against Northwestern.
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Metric System Faces Opposition at AAU Meeting
New York reports that the Metropolitan and New England associations of the AAU oppose repealing the metric system as the annual meeting in Pittsburgh on the 18th, 19th, and 20th closes. The legislation committee report shows strong opposition from both groups to metric adoption.
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Big Ten Notes Mixed Incomplete AP Dispatch
New York reports a disorganized AP story noting Purdue football shifts and coaching plans with players like Pardoaner Carter Purvis and echer, Northwestern safety Roy August, and references to Coach Dick Hanley and St Marys. The text shows uncertain details about a Fordham game and roster movements amid foggy phrasing.
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Ohio State Michigan grid clash sparks noisy chatter
Ohio State fans react amid a shaky performance against Michigan and questions about coaching. The page notes a $250 top prize, 93 payees, and fan disruption at Route 23 crossroads. Mentions Notre Dame’s Clipp Smith and Santa Clara football pairings, with several player anecdotes and weather concerns at Army West Point.
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Seaman Udell on Tonight in Huron Light Heavy Title Bout
Larry Udell of Aberdeen and Top Seaman of Huron meet in a ten round light heavyweight title bout at Daum's auditorium. Udell claims a solid local following and Seaman brings a long winning streak. The card also features twenty preliminary rounds with Melvin O Day and Everett Roe in a six round welterweight bout and Nick Zerr versus Cy Lyons, both six rounders. Vic Friese faces Chad Bucher in a four round lightweight, and Young Ortmayer meets Dick Habegar in a four round middleweight rematch. Referee Frank Staley officiates. bouts begin at 8:30 p.m.
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Park tweak to boost Al Simmons homers at Comiskey
Chicago November 3 7 Owner Louis Comiskey plans moving home plate about 14 feet toward center field at Comiskey Park to equalize distances to center and power alleys. The change aims to favor Al Simmons by producing more home runs, improving views for fans, and complicating fielding challenges for pitchers.
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Washington Eleven a Favor Home Field in Creighton Clash
Washington University football travels to Omaha to face Creighton in a Missouri Valley Conference game. The Huskies largely schedule eight games at Francis Field, St Louis, with notable opponents including McKendree, Illinois, Drake, Butler, and Washington team history figures.
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Barker Ventures Picks Weekend Grid Guesses for Gophers Vote
Sports writer Herbert W. Barker presents his weekend college football projections. The piece lists numerous games with bold speculation on outcomes, highlighting Fordham-St Marys, Colgate-Tulane, Illinois-Michigan, Notre Dame-Navy, Dartmouth-Yale, Florida-Georgia, and several others with debated odds and confident bets.
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Names Of Gridiron Players Make Task For Sports Writers
Sports writers in the Creighton press box for the Creighton Washington game scan rosters for names such as Zbogovski Knavicka Martinioni Kiesselbach and Cianiello while Creighton’s roster leans to Jones Kelly Quinn Morin Wilson Miller and Johnson. The column notes speculation on other matchups like West Virginia Bucknell Maryland Temple Duquesne Washington Jefferson and Boston College Georgetown with various hoping teams and potential upsets.
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Grid Gossip Highlights College Kickers and Flyers
Columbus notes celebrate John Kabenlo as Ohio State’s star kicker in campus lore. New Orleans readers glimpse Tulane vs Colgate via photo flies by Jimny Wedel, hoping for timely Sunday paper pics. Pittsburgh previews Centre clash doubting Pitt’s line after Navy, while Detroit’s Dick Lutz may punt vs Holy Cross in limited form.
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Defending Champ Favorite In Tonight's Lightweight Scrap
Defending champion Max Rosenbloom is a 2 to 1 favorite to win a 15 round light heavyweight bout against Mickey Waller at Madison Square Garden. Rosenbloom trains intensely while Waller, 32, seeks one last title chance amid past glories and a long career. The card features veteran stars and a crowd hoping for a bold Irish victory.
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Defense Of Racing Trophy Opens In New York
New York Yacht Club met to read Royal Yacht squadron’s challenge for the America cup defense set to begin September 15, 1934. A committee with full powers will be formed to forward acceptance and decide the defender and series details. A new steel defender is likely to be built to match speed with the Endeavour as Enterprise is found nonconforming to updated cup rules.
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Falco and Aller Triumph in Ring Clash Reports
In New York on November 3 through 7, Tony Falco of Philadelphia outpointed Joe Glick of New York, while Roxie Aller of Philadelphia outpointed Jonny Ketheil of Chester, Pennsylvania. The brief bouts were reported by The Associated Press.
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Unclear OCR fragment hints at citric acid by products
Fragmentary data mentions Shanufacture and by products of citric acid. References GE and 500 000 tons appear as stray figures among garbled text. No coherent event or persons clearly identifiable.
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