Minnesota Lands Five on Big Ten Honorary Grid Team
Francis Pug Lund and Frank Larson lead Minnesota selections on the Western Conference all star group chosen by coaches for the Associated Press. Bevan Beynon and Widseth also win spots, with Illinois, Purdue, Ohio State and Chicago stars earning other berths as Michigan misses the first time in years.
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Mlinois
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Butch) Larson
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Middletown
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Oregon
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Lorain
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Tometown
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Army
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Pug) Lund
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All-Big Ten 1934 Selection By Coaches Reveals Stars
The 1934 All-Big Ten selections list Minnesota stars Frank Larson and William Bevan at ends and guards, with Williams, Hamrick and Widseth among the key players. Wisconsin, Chicago, Ohio State, Michigan, Purdue, Northwestern, Illinois and Iowa are represented across end, tackle, guard, center, quarterback, halfback and fullback spots. Honorable mentions include Haas, Dykstra, Baker and others from Purdue Illinois Chicago Northwestern Indiana.
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Minnesota
Mario Pacetti
Wisconsin
Elimore Patterson
Gomer Jones
Ohio State Guard
Regis Monahan
Ohio State
Albert Kawal
Northwestern
Edwin Widseth
Gilbert Harre
Merle Wendt
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Milin
Duane Purvis
Purchie
John J. Berwanger
Ichard Heekin
Francis Lund
Stanislaus Kostka
John Haas
Purdue
Eugene Dykstra
Ilinois
John Baker
William Henderson
Nelson Beasley
Indiana
Charles Galbreath
Ilineis
Carl Heldt
Thomas Austin
Michigan
Forrest Burmeister
Willard Ildebrand
Park Wrr
Ludwig Yards
Charles Benxis
Clinsis
George Dennis
William Gorgmann
Reed Kelso
Edward Gryboski
Edward Skoronski
Gerald Ford
Alfred Lind
Julius Alfonse
Thomas Flinn
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Huron Squads Set Week Practices Ahead Of Holiday Schedule
Huron high school and college teams plan drills this week in local gymnasiums due to facility use. Eldon Parker outlines early week sessions in Jefferson school gym while SDEA convention fills the college gym. Deklotz says Haron cagers will return to practice Friday ahead of December 6 game at home.
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Mos Oy
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Agar Pointers trounce Lebanon 30 to 1
Agar Pointers defeated Lebanon high school 30 to 1 on their home court. Robbenolt led with 10 points for a 24 point total over two games as Agar built a 18 to 6 halftime edge after a 12 point second period and held Lebanon scoreless in the frame.
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Minnesota Declines Rose Bowl Bid After Coast Conference Report
Pasadena news reports Minnesota refused a formal invitation to the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. A Pacific Coast Conference official said Stanford is expected to be the western representative. Alabama could secure the bid if it defeats Vanderbilt.
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University’ of Alabama
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Former record held by Mrs Elganpy Holn Jars
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Titular Honors Are Won By Alabama Pitt And Minnesota
The nation’s football scene crowns champions across regions as Minnesota defeats Wisconsin 34 to 0 to seal a Big Ten title, Stanford clinches the Pacific Coast title and Rose Bowl defense, and Pittsburgh is hailed as the East’s best. Alabama stands as the South’s strongest hopeful for the Rose Bowl invitation.
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New York
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Southern
Rice
Texas Christian
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Louisiana State University
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Princeton
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Rutgers
Ohio State
Columbia
Syracuse
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Nebraska
Iowa
Michigan
Indiana
Chicago
Washington
Jefferson
West Virginia
California
Notre Dame
Navy
Carnegie Tech
Minnesota Bone Crushers Crown 1934 Big Ten Title
Minnesota, undefeated, won the Western Conference championship after Purdue lost title share when Indiana upset Purdue. The Gophers throttled Wisconsin 24 0 and outscored opponents 270 39. Captain Pug Lund and Julie Alfonso led with 30 points each as fourteen Gophers scored.
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Gophers
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Indiana
Boilermakers
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Dinos
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Nebraska
University of Pittsburgh
Town
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Pug Lund
Gopher
Julie Alfonso
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Iowa
Hawkeyes
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Ilinois
Football Scores for Mines Gonzaga Santa Clara and Columbia
The School of Mines lost to Gonzaga 0 to 12 while Santa Clara defeated Gonzaga 12 and Columbia posted a 6 point result in a separate college football slate.
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Gonzaga
Santa Clara
Columbia
Huron Heads State Track Golf and Tennis Meets
Mitchell to host 1985 high school basketball tournament March 14 and 16 after Mitchell board meeting. State track and golf tournaments set for Huron on May 18 with the state tennis meet May 17 and 18, and association members tackled pricing and team numbers.
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Mitchell
State High School Athletic Association
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L. M. Fort
Joe Quintal
Fred. N. Bryant
N. Janke
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Huron
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