Stanford Chosen for Rose Bowl Bid Amid Opponent Debate
Stanford was selected to represent the Pacific Coast in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. The opponent remains unsettled with Alabama, Colgate, Columbia, Temple, Pitt, and LSU among contenders as the field narrows after Thanksgiving.
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Stanford
Coast
Alshaima
Colgate
Columbia
Pitt
Temple
Louisiana
Pasadena
Cal
Indians
Pacific Coast
Santa Clara
Alabama
Louisiana State
Huey Long
Minesota
Minnesota
Columbia Ast
Navy
Princeton
Ohio State
Andy Herr
Glenn
Peg) Warmer
Pittsburgh
Kerr
Philadelphia
Warner
Jock Sutherland
Claude
Tiny) Thornbill
Leuisiana State
Rice
Southern Methodist University
Southern
Crimson Wide
Washington
Washington State
Notre Dame
Oregon State
Northwestern
Southern California
UC. L. A
Undefeated Teams Narrowing As Season Progresses
New York reports show remaining perfect squads include Minnesota and Alabama among major programs with ten teams undefeated in eight games. The AP tally lists Frankfort High School defeating Bonilla 27 to 18 in a basketball clash as local action.
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New York
Rice
Cane Girardeau Teathers
Missouri
Tusculum
Tennessee
Minnesota
Alabama
Stanford
Temple
Maryland
Louisiana State
Utah Aggies
Pennsylvania Military College
Ohio Northern
Associated Press
Sioux Falls Bound To Have That Title In 1935
A Sioux Falls view on state prep football crowns Aberdeen and Huron as contenders while debates over the 1934 championship linger. The piece argues Sioux Falls, Huron, and Aberdeen each claim supremacy. it notes negotiations and near-matches with Brookings and Wessington Springs, and calls for more cross-state scheduling including Augustana and the Scalpers.
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Sioux Falls
Vikings
Aberdeen
Huron
Warriors
Brookings Bobcats
Edgemont
Augustana Huron
Tigers
Huron High School
Wallop
Mitchell
South Dakota
Kernels
Flandreau
Eagles
Brackings
Dickinson
Wood
Deklotz
Huron Brookings
Brookings
Wessington Springs
Stout Falls
Dekiots
Zeee Jager
Bobcats
Augustana Colleges
Western Normal
Olson
Augustana
Bierman Named Big Ten Coach With Championship Honor
In Chicago on November 26 Associated Press reports Bernie Bierman of Minnesota is celebrated as valedictorian of the Big Ten coaches after Minnesota’s title clinching win over Purdue. Purdue’s Noble Kizer and Indiana’s Bo McMillin praise Minnesota while Ohio State fans celebrate the league’s standout season.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Bernie Bictman
Minnesota
Harry Bipke
Michigan
Noble Kizer
Par
Bernié
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Purdue
Bierman
Wisconsin
Pug Lind
Inter
Bernie
Kipke
McMillin
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Dincis
Big Ten
Colgate
Francis
Bob Zappa Wincis
Belpic
Gopher
Doc Spears
Changes In Basketball Tourney Set-Up Listed As Main Topic Of Discussion At Association Meet
South Dakota High School Athletic Association prepares for its annual meeting at Huron College Auditorium with debates on basketball tournament structure. Proposals include allowing district champions to face strong teams in preliminaries, direct regional entry for large-city schools, and a 20 percent district-win eligibility rule. Other items cover transfers, official registration, and a ban on girls basketball.
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Edgemont
Fall River County
Kalph Nobigren
Huron College
Huron
Nobigres
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
Nohlgren Dbeligves
Augustana
Olson
Jamestown Concordia
Hastings
Nhw
South Dakota High School Athletic Association
Athletic Association
Little Hight
Hickory Stick Club
Watertown
Rea Heights High School
Comtal
Augustana Rivalry Claims Sioux Falls Grid Supremacy
A debate on the 1934 championship outcome argues Augustana held the key yet declined to act, leaving the title shared with Huron if a playoff were possible. Sioux Falls is praised for geographic reach, though opinion splits on Augustana’s national gridiron stature vs Huron and Western.
Abel Wins Letter at Chilicothe Business College Banquet
At the annual football banquet in Chillicothe Missouri letters and sweaters were awarded to 22 members of the 1934 team. August Abel of Huron received a letter, recognized for playing both quarterback and fullback.
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Abel
Chillicothe
Chillicothe Business College
South Dalketan
Amiong
August Abel
Huron
Erwin Drops First Game in Narrow Loss to Oldham
Erwin high school opened with two wins but was edged 16 to 14 by Oldham in a close season opener. Oldham seconds then defeated Erwin seconds 33 to 16, in a separate junior contest.
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ERWIN
Erwin High School
Oldham
Oldham Seconds
Broadland Fighter Tackles Hanson In Legion Headliner
Al Braun of Broadland and Ing Hanson of Howard meet in a six round welterweight main event at Deam's auditorium in Huron tonight marking Hanson's first Huron appearance since a ban and Brauns comeback bid including a possible future bout with Dick Demeray. The card features supporting four rounders and a rematch between Ole Peterson and Danny Flyon starting at 8 30 o clock.
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al Braun
Broadland
Ing Hanson
Howard
Deam
Huron
Hanzon
Braun
Dick Demeray
Aberdeen
Hanson
American Legion
Rusty Grapling
Bismarck
Chad Bucher
Artesian
Bucher
Wil Hitds
Granling
North Dakota
Red Friese
Wolsey
Ole Peterson
Danny Flyon
Montrose
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Bonilla
Frankfort
Bonilla Quint
Bonillo
Rumstang Oils
Birmingham Southern
Lobreccot Alabarta
Erksville
East Texas
Tufts
Trinity
Upper Jowa
Huren
Bill Plummer
State High School Athletic Association
Leretagay
Orth
Euron
Aberdeen Prep
Byron
Howard Wood
Himseli Eee
George Deklotz
Big Tigers
Brron
South Talota
North Dakais
Miasesota
Stong Falls
Kizer
Frank Hong
Steve Fond
San Francisco
Western
Augustana Ami Huran
Sys
Hutch
Yankton
Madison
Sioux Falls College
Bravés
Hurar
Westclox
Huesgen
Plymouth
Chrysler
Nash
Lafayette
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
W. Justin Hack
Legion
Bloomberg
Horner
Calmenson
Harpo
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