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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1934

Page

13

Ross May Enter Ring Against McLarnin Tonight

Jimmy McLarnin defends welterweight crown against rising star Ross in a Madison Square Garden clash. 35,000 fans expected, gate around 150000. McLarnin seeks to slow Ross while Ross aims to prove future boxing greatness, with both fighters wary of the other’s power and strategy.

Edward J. Neil Associated Press New York Jimmy McLarnin Madison Square Gardens Bowl Long Island Dublin Dynamiter Rose McLamin Ross Bub Blas Jimmy Barney McLarmin WeLamin Digger McLarnin Veteratt MecLarnin Thas MacLarnin Madison Square Garden Bowl Pete Latzo Gow

Faulkton Wins Tourney Opener in SD Amateur Baseball

Faulkton defeats Wilmot 4 to 0 to advance to the second round of the South Dakota Amateur Baseball tournament at Lake Kamptska. Colman and Aberdeen Foresters also win, joining Elk Point and others as 17 clubs contest the state title. First round action continues with Hayti, Buffalo, Vilas, and Goodwin scheduled in today’s games.

Watertown Sept Faulkton Big Six Colman Big Sioux Aberdeen Foresters Aberdeen City League South Dakota Amateur Baseball Association Lake Kamptska South Dakota Wilmot Minnesota Faukton Elk Bikton Sioux Valley Chapions Butler T Aberdeen Stratford Hayti Buffalo James River Valley Vilax Mines Ipswich Edmunds County Goodwin Hillside Canova

Public Links Lines Up Hole in One And Medal Play

A combined hole in one and medal play tournament will close the Public Jinks 1934 golf program on Sunday. Roy Daum announced finals for the city tournament with Dick Hanten and Bers McDonald in the public links field and Bill Ebert versus John Johnson in the President's flight. The event includes a special 15 yard ace hole and a 40 ball limit, with a 50 cent entry covering both competitions.

Roy Daum Huron Dick Hanten Country Club Bers McDonald Bill Ebert John Johnson Sundsy Johnson Ebert Hanten McDonald Daum

Army Faces Green Squad In 1933 Football Plan

WEST POINT Sept 6 Army's football prospects depend on how quickly players grasp the Warmer or wing back system. Eight of the 1933 pitchers on the varsity have seen drills as a new assistant coaching staff under Head Coach Gar Davidson. The team will be the least experienced since the war, with only three regulars last season and a largely rebuilt line. The schedule includes Yale Harvard Notre Dame and Navy away from home. Jack Buckler is the key back with Stancock and Ea Grove among others in the backfield.

Alan Gould Associated Press West Point Army Piches Gar” Davidson Hart Hedi )Blaik Harry Fats) Eiinger Dartmouth Lieut. Davidson Tam Davidson Lock Regilars Yale Dinohant Harvard Notre Dame New York Navy Philadelphia Jack Buckler Captainog Stancock Ea Grove Johnson Ralph King Buffalo Jack Beall Yenr Bob Stillman

Millers Slated For Playoffs In Association Title Race

CHICAGO Sept 5 It seems nearly certain Minneapolis will face Columbus in the American Association playoff for the 104 season. Minneapolis holds the western district lead while Columbus surged to within four games of Indianapolis in the east as the season nears its end. Toledo and Louisville results tighten the pennant race as Milwaukee crushed the Millers to trim the western gap. Lin Storti homered twice for a 20 season total, while St. Paul and Kansas City split a twin bill.

Kansas City St. Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo Indianapolis Columbus Louisville St. Joseph Toreka Sioux City Omaha Xain Lincoln Uj Beatrice Norfolk Sioux Falls Greater Grand Forks Winnipeg Fargo-Moorhead Crookston Superior Bau Claire Brainerd-Duluth Ww. L. Pet Detroit New York Cleveland Boston Wis Washington ST AGG Chicago Philadelphia Bush Tinning Hartner Schumacher Mancuso Danning St. Pois St Louisen Dean Delancey Leonard Emu Lopen Rhe Pitsburgh San Brooklyn Pittsburgh R. FE E. Toledo Washington Paul Fk St. Louis Grube Russell McColl Balton Newson Boston Sparce Grove Welch Indians Perrin Hatters Colonels Rauns Millers Lin Storti Eerl Webb Jack Kloze Billy Sullivan Lee Stine

Red Roosters Win In Donkey Softball Debut

Donkey softball opened with spills and laughs as Stafford's Red Roosters defeated Bloodgood's Pink Elephants 2 to 2 in a humorous mounted game. Seifford and Culbane teamed for the winners with Johnson and Myers for the losers.

Red Roosters Huron Stafford Bloodgood Pink Elephants Seifford Culbane Johnson and Myers

Bespectacled Fish Landed In Illinois

In Jacksonville Illinois Howard Anders a linesman who enjoys fishing landed a six inch fish wearing spectacles. The glasses apparently dropped into the water and hooked in the fish s gills local fishermen claimed the fish needed the tiny bait to see it.

Ilinois Jacksonville Ill P— Howard Anders Andere

Wessington grid practice starts with veteran gaps

Coach Cliff Mackey opens practice at Wessington High School as six veterans graduate. New players join returning lettermen Bowman Peters Todd Peterson and Boeke. A tough schedule unfolds with Sept 21 Wessington at Wessington Springs Sept 23 State Training School at Wessington Oct 5 Kimball at Wessington Oct 12 Miller at Wessington Oct 19 Wessington at Faulkton Oct 26 Open Nov 2 Highmore at Wessington Nov Open.

Wessington Wessington High School Cliff Mackey Mackey Bowman Peters Todd Peterson Boeke Wessington Springs Kimball Miller Faulkion Highmore

Beiers Faces Task Of Rebuilding Groton Football

Groton notes a major rebuild as Beiers conducts tryouts with 12 candidates reporting this week and seven veterans from last year. Only two backs return experience Barth and Rosenberg. Most hopefuls average about 135 pounds, and Beiers aims to mold them into a strong unit before the conference season opens.

Beiers Groton Groton Geach Fred Beiers Groton Barth Balf Rosenberg

Hoss to defend welterweight title at Madison Square Garden

Chicago lightweight and welterweight champion Barney Hoss meets Los Angeles challenger Jimmy McLarnin in a fifteen round welterweight title bout at Madison Square Garden. Main event slated for 8 20 p m with 35 000 attendance projected and ticket prices ranging from 32 302 to 1150 dollars.

Associated Press Barney Hoss Chicago Jimmy McLarnin Los Angeles Madison Square Garden Boul Long Island Ross

Colorado boy seeks end positions and pivot battles

The article notes Davidson football selections for end and pivot roles to fill vacancies left by Kopork and Burlingame. Contenders include Bul Shwer, Norman Edwards, Clinton Vincent, Tom Clfford, Carl Miller, and Bill Breary. Army’s passing game is emphasized as Buckler leads aerial offense with a new ball, and a schedule lists games from Sept. 2 to Dec. 1 including Davidson, Yale, Notre Dame, and Navy battles.

Colorado Pete Kopork Paul Burlingame Davidson Bul Shwer Norman Edwards Clinton Vincent Tom Clfford Reading Carl Miller Bill Brear Yy Ull Army Buckler Washburn Allege N.C. College Drake University University of the South Sewanee Yale New Haven Mincis Champeign Farvard Cambridge the Citadel S, Coy Notre Dame New York Navy Philadelphia Georga Tech

Two Leaders Appear To Have Titles Virtually Clinched

1934 pennant races narrowed to time, Giants and Tigers winning on Sunday. Giants beat Cubs 9 to 1, Bush roughed up, Schumacher's 21st win. Cards beat Brooklyn 2 to 1 as Dean, Collins, DeLancey homer. Tigers 4 to 2 over Athletics, Rowe wins 21st, Indians beat Red Sox 11 to 4, Browns 6 to 4 over Senators. Phillies 1, Reds 0. Pirates 8, Red Sox 2.

Hugh 8. Fullerton, JR Associated Press New York Giants Detroit Tigers Giants Chicago Cubs Chicago St. Louis Cardinals Tigers Athletics New York Yankees Schumacher Wine Hal Schumacher Guy Bush Poe Moore Cards Brooklyn Drg Dean Jim Collins Bill Delancey Emil Leonard Dear Collins Mel Ott Schoolboy Rowe Johnny Marcum Marcum Rowe Cleveland Indians Boston Ralph Winegarner Hal Trosky Browns Senators Phillies Reds Roy Hansen Delphi Camilli Cincinnati Pittsburgh Pirates Arky Vaughan Sottle

Sarazen Blames Wives For Golfers’ Woes In Chicago

Chicago dispatch reports Gene Sarazen denouncing wives of professional golfers as the curse of the sport. He claims gossiping spouses distract players during money tournaments and Open championships. Sarazen cites examples including Paul Rumyas and others, and humorously notes his own wife Mix rarely talks golf. He plans to sail to Australia for exhibition play.

Chicago Gene Sarazen Gene Australia Jack Dempny Mrz. Block Sarazen Mix Sarazen Paul Rumyas Runyas

60 High School Gridders Report On Huron Prospects

The 1934 Huron high school football squad shows strong turnout with 61 candidates and most Lettermen present under Coach Deklots. Newcomer Fred Heck shines as an end with potential in the backfield, while Harold Banton is ineligible. opening game is Sept 29 against Redfield at Huron, followed by a schedule including Miller, Madison, Mitchell, Watertown, Ahendeen, and Brookings.

Deklots Tiger Huron High School Harold Banton Wavertown Fred Heck West High Min- Teapelis Heck Tiger Mankmen Deklotz Redfield Huron Miller Tigers South Dakota Deklow S—Miller Madison Mitchell Watertown Ahendeen Brookings

Gamage Guides Coyotes In Early Football Drills

Vermoelion September 6 Football notes reveal new coach Har ey Gamage taking charge of the 1934 Coyotes. Captain Stanley G Backe man introduces players to rigorous workouts focusing on fundamentals, conditioning, and live tackling drills as the squad prepares for the season.

Vermoelion Coyota Har Ey Gamage Stanley G. Backeman University of South Dakota Gamage Coyote Topetule

Home Run Leaders Yesterday's Stars

Giants and former league leaders top the list as hitters. Jack son drives in two runs with a double. Cardinals, Dodgers, and Indians bolster offense with key hits and runs. Gehrig Foxx Gehrig and Braves players noted for scoring and baserunning.

Yesterdat Hal Schumacher Srevin Jackson Giants Bel Cabs Jackson Dean Jim Collins Bil Delancey Derm Dodgers Colling Delancey Hiss Srogky Indians Periost Seine Tst Bomer Ott Coli Axky Vaughan Pirates Gehrig Yankees Foxx Gere Braves

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