Minnesota Eleven Receives High Endorsement From Iowa Coach
Iowa coach Ossie Solem praises Minnesota Gophers as a driving power and top threat in college football. He highlights captain Pug Lundell and star end Larson while noting versatile backs Kostka and Bevan as key components. Solem says Minnesota could outpace Big Ten rivals and even threaten pro teams.
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Chicago Bears
Ossie Solero
University of Iowa
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Iowa
Ohio State
Bucks
Pittsburgh
Bernie Bierman
Panthers
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Pug
Lundell America
Eparkplug
Larson
Tenner
Bill Bevan
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Alphonse
Beise
Kostka
Bierman
Salem
Ozin Simmons
Buck
Iona
USLTA Hints At Combining National Championships Into American Wimbledon
Walter Merrill Hall, president of the USLTA, forecasts a merged national tennis championship to be staged at Forest Hills late August for ten days. The plan would unite men's and women's events, with dates shifting from current mid August for women and September for men. Executive committee action is pending.
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Walter Merrill Hall
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Hall
New Yok
Cincinnati
Forest Hills
Longwood Club
Boston
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
France
England
Executive Committee
Mnea
Changes Adopted In South Dakota High School Tournaments
South Dakota athletic association approved three amendments at its SDEA meeting in Huron. Changes include a district tourney option, residency rules update, and a reduction in high hurdle height from 42 to 39 inches, with the low hurdle race shortened to 200 yards.
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South Dakota Athletic Association
SDEA
Huron
Association
University High School
University of South Dakota
Eastern High School
Eastern State Teachers’ College
Flandreau Indian High School
Oglass Indian
Rosebud Community High School
Board of Control
R. E. Rollins
Howard ©. Wood
Sioux Falls
Bus” Walseth
Ipswich
A A. McDonald
Walseth
Rollins
Pierre
Big Ten Football Attendance Up in 1938 Season
Attendance across the Big Ten rose to about 1.13 million in 1938 with Minnesota Ohio State and Michigan figures highlighting the gains. Ohio State led with roughly 206000 in five home games while Minnesota drew near 168000 in six, and Michigan saw about 119000 in five. Northwestern Illinois and Wisconsin also posted notable increases at home venues amid a broader rise in turnover.
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Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Ohio State
Buckeyes
North
Minneapolis
Ohe State
Indiana
Northwestern
St Ann Arbor
Dennis
Intiang
Dyche Stadium
Notre Dame
Illinois
Ohl
State
Army
Clini
Staggfield
University of South Dakota Cagers Dismissed For Thanksgiving
Vermillion November 2 The University of South Dakota basketball squad will rest this week with Thanksgiving holidays interrupting workouts Coach Hoy will hold no practices after Tuesday and vacation starts Wednesday noon The Coyotes aim to sharpen ball handling ahead of the December 7 opening game against Yankton College.
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University of South Dakota
Hoy
Coyotes
Yankton College
Prac-Ice
Canning Opens With Twin Court Triumph
Canning high school cagers opened the 1934-35 season with two wins over Harrold. The first team won 34 to 14 led by Mosteiler with 18 points and Heinz top-scored for Harrold. The second team defeated Harrold reserves 21 to 2 as Hazelrigg starred for Canning amid rough play and fouls.
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Pert E. Cantondine
Harrold
Canning Frst
Mosteiler
Heinz
Harold
Teave
Carming Seconda
Hazelrigg
Alabama Dominates All-Southeastern Eleven With Four Berths
The 1934 Associated Press all Southeastern team lists six conference schools with Alabama earning four spots as unbeaten favorites for the Rose Bowl. Notables include Millard Howell of Alabama at quarterback and Don Hutson at end, with selections across Tulane, Auburn, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Vanderbilt among others.
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Associated Press
Crimson Tide
Alabama
Tiane
Louisiana State
Millard
Dixie) Howell
Don Hutson
Alabame
Justin Rules
L. S. UI
Murray Warmath
Tennessee
Homer Robinson
Tulane
Charlie Mary
William Les
Bennie Fenton
Auburn
Claude Simons
Millard Howell
Bert Johnson
Kentucky
Abe Micka
Bryant
Williams
Georgia Tech
Brown
Georgia
McKnight
Georgess
Tessier
Balley
Dixon
Notre Dame Faces Loss Of Regulars In Southern Cal Game
Notre Dame prepared for the Southern California game in Los Angeles with key regulars John Michuta Jack Robinson George Melinkevich and Fred Solari likely sidelined by torn muscle injuries from the Army clash. Elmer Layden drilled the squad as Stanford struggles in a Rose Bowl year but Notre Dame hopes to rebound after a lean stretch.
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Booth Bend
California
Los Angeles
John Michuta
Jack Robinson
George Melinkevich
Fred Solari
Army
Elmer Layden
Stanford
Calif
Columbia
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Minnesota Gopher End Heads All-Big Ten Eleven
Five Minnesota players named to Maurice Johnson's Big Ten all star eleven chosen for the mythical squad. Captain Pug Lund at halfback leads a group including Glenn Seidel at quarterback Frank Larson at end Bill Began at guard and Phil Bengston at tackle. Other selections include Wendt Ohio State end Galbreath Illinois tackle Mona han Ohio State yard Ford Michigan center Berwanger Chicago palate and Purvis Purdue full ek.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Champions Today
Maurice Johnson
Minnesota Daily
Johnson
Pug Lund
Glenn Seidel
Frank Larson
Bill
Phil Bengston
Lund
Wendt
Ohio State
Galbreath
Clinois
Monaahan
Syard
Ford
Michigan
Berwanger
Chicago
Palate
Purvis
Purdue
Fullek
Harmon Talks At Phys Ed Session in South Dakota
Leo Harmon, noted South Dakota athlete, spoke at the Health and Physical Education meeting in the high school gym. Officers elected included Hubert Gerdner as president, George De Hotz as vice president, and Ruth Welkery Englesby as secretary treasurer. The group planned girls athletic associations statewide with pilot school trials and potential standardization, while men discussed basketball rules led by Harmon with Alvin Devick and Marshall Kittieson demonstrating changes.
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Leo Harmon
South Dakota
Hubert Gerdner
Aberdeen
George de Hotz
Huron
Ruth [ Welkery Englesby
Pierre
Alvin Devick
Marshall Kittieson
Bill Tredway
Huron High School
Alabama Scores In Nearly All Periods
Alabama, prominent for Rose Bowl nomination, scored in every period except six across the season. They were shut out for two quarters against Tennessee and one quarter in Georgia, Mississippi State, Benange, and Kentucky games.
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Alabama
Minnesota's 1934 Gophers Amass Yardage in Undefeated Season
Minnesota's 1934 football team piled up 2 635 rushing yards and 207 total yards per game as they swept eight opponents to claim the Big Ten title. Captain Pug Land led with 67 rushing yards in an over and Julius Alfonso averaged 9.53 yards per carry in 6 attempts.te
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Galoping Gophers
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Pug Land
Gophers
Julius Alfonse
the. Gophers
Tamd
Alfonso
Gophier Dell Iuggers
Kosths
Clarkson
Rork
Levoir
Roscoe
Seidel
Profit
Belse
Rennix
Ingram to Quit California Job
Berkeley California November 27 head Football Coach William A Ingram will resign at a special UC executive committee meeting tonight Graduate Manager William Monahan said he was informed late today
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Berkeley
Calif
William A. Ingram
University of California Executive Committee
William Monahan
Army Navy Game Set To Draw Near 086000 Fans
New York reports the Army Navy football game in Philadelphia at Franklin Field will attract close to 86,000 spectators. Navy seeks its first win over Army since 1921 as Cadets bolster preparations with morale boosts and rallies before the Saturday classic.
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Army- Navy
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Galant Midshipment
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Red Cagle and Company
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West Point
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Army
Camels
Respect Middies
Fulay
United States Military Academy
Nlaesic
Frank Imfield
Philadelphia
Mills Named Assistant Coach at Illinois Storrs Style
Doug Mills, a Joliet coach, is returning to Illinois as assistant football and basketball coach. A 1930 Illinois graduate, Mills earned three letters in football and basketball and captained the 1930 basketball team. He was an all conference guard and earned second team all Big Ten in 1929.
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Ill
Sinois Hes
Ll Sons
Geserations
Doug Mills
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Mills
Ilinoia
Tminois
Qwas
Alabama poised for Rose Bowl bid as season peaks
Alabama, led by Frank Thomas, dominates with 253 points spread across eight opponents. The Crimson Tide seeks an unbeaten season and a Rose Bowl invitation, boasting stars like Howell Riley Smith and Joe Demyanovich, with Vanderbilt looming on Thanksgiving.
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Bama
South
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Pacific Coast
Fastdena
Pasadena
University of Washington
Burma
Red Elephants
Stanford
Pacific
Washington State
Wallace Wade
Duke
Crimson Tide
Frank Thomas
Notre Dame
Howard
Sewanee
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Georgia
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Sims
Yale
Princeton
Thomas
Les
Howell
Riley Smith
Joe Demyanovich
Nebraska drills in rain and fog in Big Six clash
Nebraska faced drizzle and fog as the Cornhuskers held a regular outdoor workout for the Big Six title showdown with Kansas State. A setback came with guard Ladis Habla sidelined by an ankle infection, ruling him out of the Turkey day game.
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Lincoln
Neb
Kansas
State
University of Nebraska
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Ladas Habla
Turkey
Stanford Leads On Coast Star Team For 1964
Stanford earns four spots on the All Coast squad by the AP panel as top pick of the western eleven. Monk Moscrip and Bobby Grayson receive unanimous votes for end and fullback, with San Francisco placing two players in the first team and Siemering at center.
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Stanford
Associated Press
Pacific Coast
Far West
James
Monk" Moserip
Bobby Grayson
University of San Francisco
Lary Siemerting
Dick Barber
Siemering
Moscrip
Ende—Mowrip
Morse
Oregon
Henry Cotton May Play For Britain
A diplomatic stroke may allow Henry Cotton, British open golf champion, to join John Bull’s professional team for the United States Ryder Cup renewal next summer. The proposal would change eligibility to require birth rather than birth and residence, potentially clearing Cotton to compete alongside Americans in the biennial event.
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Henry Cotton
John’ Bull
United States
Ruth
Samuel Ryder
British Isles
Cotton
Slab
Brussels
Lax
Xummer
George R. Jacobus
P. G. AC
Jstead
Army Football Preparations Amid Cold Rain At West Point
Army football squad goes into full preparation for the Navy game despite a misty drizzle and cold rain at West Point as the team drills in heavy force.
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West Point
Arpiy
ANI Force
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