Early Upsets Shake National Title Picture in Week One
Sports writer Hugh S Fuller Jr notes a rash of early season upsets across meetings with several top contenders like Michigan State Carnegie Tech and Temple facing strong opposition. He highlights key results, upcoming games, and the shifting pecking order as teams from the East West and South battle for national recognition.
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Rowe Denies He Is Married Yet
Detroit notes pitcher Rowe denies a marriage to Edna Mary Skinner saying they plan to wed next week before a trip to Arkansas. The couple sought a marriage license waiver, and Skinner reportedly visited the county building but left without the license after news of the plan spread.
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Forestburg Lines Up Cage Schedule
Forestburg high school announces its tentative basketball schedule after a meet of principals and coaches at Weonsocket attended by Howard Hickcox. Dates include Dec 14 at Weensocket Dec 18 at Letcher Jan 18 at Lane Jan 2 at Artesian and more with games against Fedora Artesian Wentworth Springs and others.
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Salvatore Beats Stanton In Eight Round Win
Geno Salvatore defeats Stanton in an eight round boxing match at the Broadway Arcadia. A cut over Stanton’s left eye opened in the eighth round during a clinch, with Salvatore claiming the close bout after recently losing to Stanton.
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Bellaire Boasts Grid Depth With Notable Ohio Stars
In Bellaire Ohio the town’s coal and steel heritage fuels a strong grid tradition. Captain Mose Katbough leads Bellairs Princston team with regulars like Job Kadlie and Gary Le Van. Notre Dame ties include Bud Bonar and Andy Pilney, while Stanford and NC State connections appear among players such as Jim Mosrup and Rogers Mass.
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Proponents Of Notre Dame System Clash In Purdue Battle
Notre Dame faces Purdue in a clash that will reveal whether the Irish system works for Notre Dame or Purdue. The game pairs two old teammates Elmer Leyden and Noble Kizer who recall the Sour Horsemen and Seven Mules days. Last year Kizer’s version of Knute Rockne’s system beat Notre Dame 19 to 0. Meanwhile Minnesota rests as the only idle major conference team ahead of a big upcoming Pittsburgh showdown.
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Braves Face Wesleyan In Mitchell After Huron Loss
Braves plan to rebound with a Friday tilt against Wesleyan at Mitchell after a lopsided loss to Huron Scalpers. Key players recover from minor injuries as Ed Shimket may start at end, with Boots, Lanstad, Werle, Winter, and Wendell Webb among probable starters.
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Johnny Revolta Wins Queen City Tourney
Johnny Revolta wins the Queen City golf tournament with a 2 under total card. Leonard Schutte of Lima and Willie Goma of Los Angeles tie for second with 28. Pro Johemy and others are listed among the field in this late edition summary.
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Cards To Retain Frisch As Pilot
Frankie Frisch will likely manage the St Louis Cardinals again in 1935 after positive signals from club officials. President Sam Steadon praised Frisch's courage and leadership as the front office prepared to announce their decision. A parade plan rose in St Louis after the Cardinals clinched the title by beating the Detroit Tigers.
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Becalli to face international field at Yankee Stadium
Italian Olympic champion Luigi Becalli seeks to lower the 3500 meter world record at Yankee Stadium in a meet featuring 30 allied athletes against a strong American squad. He will run with handicaps against Bul, Rap, John Thompson of Manchester College and John Grady of Colombia while other events proceed without handicaps.
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Minnesota bans mixed matches in combat sports
In St Paul on October 11 the state ban on mixed boxing and wrestling bouts was announced. Officials said such matches are not pure boxing or wrestling and risk injuring boxing’s prestige in Minnesota.
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Crowds Are Bigger At Belmont Races
New York reports autumn meeting crowds at Belmont Park more than doubled from 1993. Over 12 days, 70,082 paid admissions were recorded, boosting receipts beyond the prior year amid a softer weather pattern and improved attendance.
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Dempsey Dazzles in Lone Town Wrestling Show Night
In Lynton TA a wrestling event featured Teriknocking Bak Challenging Warpler. The match drew cheers as costed roped action and quick counters thrilled fans despite unclear scoring details.
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Londos Defeats Man Mountain Dean at Wrigley Field
Jim Londos, billed as world heavyweight wrestling champion, defeated Man Mountain Dean of Georgia in straight falls before 8 756 fans at Wrigley Field. The champion weighed two pounds more than his opponent and pinned Dean in 21 minutes 12 seconds before a stretcher was brought in.
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Lily Harper Advances In Middle Atlantic Women’s Championship
Miss Lily Harper, holder of the Vinguma wolf title, defeated Miss Susan Hacker 4 and 4 to reach the semifinals. Betty Meckly beat Mrs. Jack Scot 3 and 2, while Harper’s Portsmouth origin aids her as she eyes the final rounds at Washington.
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Redfield Knights Plan Card Class and Orient Dance
Redfield Chapter of the Knights of Columbus held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the club rooms. Grand Knight Grend Knight presided and a discussion on class in the approaching meeting was held. Arrangements were announced for a dance in Orient on Friday night October 12.
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University Squad Departs Today For Scene Of Combat
Vermillion October report states a 2 Coyote football squad travels by bus to meet South Dakota State University in a second-season game against the Bison Friday night. The roster features Bertie Haag's return, McDowell at quarterback, McWickle at right halfback, and shifts in the Redshirt lineup including Acker at right tackle and Dyson at tackle and guard duties.
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Coyote Freshmen Set For Opening Game Test
Vermillion October 15 players and coaches Eddie Dime Dana Lennon lead the freshmen football squad to Springfield for the Frosh opener against the Springfield formal team. The green shirts have practiced against varsity drills with limited original plays and may use North Dakota formations. Clem Ryen of Sioux Falls expected to do kicking. several players sidelined by injuries in Vermillion.
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Nelson Named Creighton Yearling Captain In Scrimmage Review
Nelson Floyd Welson known as hfoose, a 196-pound tackle from Kenosha, was praised as captain material after strong showings during scrimmage against Coach Eddie Hickey's squad. The Creighton freshmen appear poised with Welson leading a deep line featuring Baral, BokcunBer, Hart, and Werve plus guards and ends.
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Charges Demos Use Aid As Smoke Screen
In Montrose South Dakota a state legislator and pre primary candidate for governor accused Democrats of using relief aid as a smoke screen to widen issues. He said this is the first time a governor seeks the office without fully supporting the people and shows a different stewardship in the legislative record.
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Pittsburgh-Southern California game delayed by permission issues
Central readers learn that permission delays forced an almost last minute network reshuffle for weekend college football. The Pittsburgh-Southern California showdown was moved to other arrangements while Minnesota-Ohio State and Carnegie Tech-Michigan State broadcasts filled remaining NBC and CBS plans.
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Tipsy Driver Sentenced in Faulk County Case
Reid of Faulk county pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. Judge Fisher sentenced him to Faulk County Jail for fifteen days, fined $15, and deprived him of driving for one year. This was his second offense and he was arrested in Faulk county.
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Young Demo Rallies Popular In Jerauld
The Jerauld county young democrats held weekly rallies at the democratic headquarters in Wellgton Springs. Attendance rose, with a 24 percent weekly membership increase led by R Leischner as chair. The group plans a Mason mite event and a rally at Westington with Gov. Tom Berry expected to speak.
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Local Mill Party Serves Generous Afternoon Meal
Special report from Miller dated October 1 describes a social gathering with hosts Mrs. Lhoya Weaver and Mr. Percy Miller. The event featured a bountiful lunch including a hearty fish dish and tea amid casual conversation.
Trade Winds Start Blowing In Rumor Season
Chicago rumors say Hallahan may join the Cubs next season while Pat Malone could pitch for the Cardinals. Frankie Frisch, Cards manager, supposedly would trade Halldhin to land Malone. Malone won 14 games but saw little action late in the season. Hallahan had eight wins.
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Gophers Deliver Aerial Sweep Over Bears
The Gophers defeated the Bears 6-0 in a Big Six league game. Bob Murrain led four straight completed passes for the lone touchdown, then added four more successful aerials to reach eight consecutive connections. The Bears halted further scoring as the junior high contest wrapped up after three quarters.
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Fights Last Night By The Associate Press
Athletes Gene Salvatore and Maxie Hoshover defeated Stenton Mullins in Chicago and Vincennes events. Salvatore scored 125 percent in La Salle TL bout, while Hoshover stopped Mullins at 133 in Cincinnati.
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