Veteran Material Focused on Ball Carriers for Scalpers
Coach Eldon Parker enters his second year at Huron College with 30 football candidates reporting. Only one returning letterman among home players signals rebuilding the line and recasting the forward wall to support capable ball carriers. New material includes former high school stars and several 1933-34 veterans, as Parker plans hard drills after fair week for a non conference opener against State College freshmen.
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Bill Plummer
Huronite
Eldon Parker
Huron College
Parker
Weslth
John Pasex
John Nortalk
Joe Lowe
Ted Hohm
Orion Filer
Clifford Dempster
Loewe
Tams
Somphomore
Atl
Bill Harbert
Milo Youel
Louis Bloom
Pierre Guard
Jimmy Miner
Francis Geese
MSM
Frederic Greene
Huron
Smith
Clinton
Yaz Boocock
Ft. Pierre
Borkhuis
Tigers
Kenneth Langland
Frank Coffey
Huron High
Huron Cllege
Woodrow Nicardemus
George Deklotz
Steeley
Trenerry
Lamb
Swill
Bryant
Tudare
Gage
Yori
Highmore
Marshall
Wassington
Posijong
Hepler
Lammers
Anderson Brothers
Hauge
Lake Norden
Atkinson
Bonilla
Bava
Ipd
Farber
State College
Rolling Start To Be Used In Races At State Fair
International Motor Association rules will govern auto races at the South Dakota State Fair. A rolling start will be used by all cars with machines circling the track once then racing across the starting line to receive the checkered flag and begin timing as drivers push against time and hazards.
State Fair Derby Day Opens Final Horse Races
The 1934 South Dakota State Fair horse racing festival heads to its climax with six remaining races before the auto dirt track events. Pari mutuel wagering rose to 1270 dollars as attendance increased, lifting weekly total to 1790. Ethel Silver won the 2:20 trot in a time near the state record, while Lady Azoff led the 2:25 pace and Mount Chesney captured the 2:20 pace, with close finishes throughout the program.
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Ethel Silver
Ethel
High Wave
Collins
Lady Azoff
Hannah High
Jon Duman
Gorman
Jane Watts
P. T. Spaulding
Aberdeen
Lady Ayoff
Hannaty High
Mount Chesney
Wilson and Annis
Regina
Diamond Dale
N. G. Boardman
Vermillion
Phil-O-Donna
Fraser Stables
Piley Mound
Manitoba
Canada
Scroll
Snap
Pop
Martin C
Our Merv
Little Hank
Miss
Sugar Bowl
Browne Mede
Sarah M
Esther Whol
Drivers Glad To Talk With Fans At South Dakota Fair
Professional racing drivers scheduled for the South Dakota State Fair championship auto races on Friday afternoon September 14 will greet fans and discuss car mechanics. Fans may visit the pits early to watch tuning and talk with drivers and their mechanics. After races, spectators may mingle around the cars, according to starter Chick Hagan.
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South Dakota State Fair
Fair Grounds
Fang
Chick” Hagan
Lincoln to meet Northern league Canadians in series start
Lincoln, Nebraska, state league split season champions, hosts Winnipeg of the Northern league in a weekend series opener. The Canadians stay through Sunday and Lincoln then travels to Winnipeg for a short rematch series the following week.
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Lincoln
Neh
Winnipeg
Canada
Links
Kittenball Clash At Yale Ends 6 4 Thriller
Two high school kittenball teams played a first game on the school diamonds this week. Ruben Kirdt led one squad with Arnold Hohm and Roben Kludt as battery, Ralph Hohm catching. Thaddeus O'Keefe pitched for the other team with Pete Glanzer behind the plate. Edude’s team won 6 to 4 in a tight contest.
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Yale Yale
Ruben Kirdt
Thaddeus O'Keafe
Diamonds
Kludt
Arnold Hohm
Roben Kludt
Ralph Hohm
Thad O'Keefe
Pete Glanzer
O’keefe
Edude
Rail Golfers To Play For Welker Cup Title
Rail golfers race for the Welker cup in a 36 hole medal event at the Public links due to the C N W course flood. E Austin defends title. the cup requires three wins for permanent possession. Contestants urged to report early for foursome arrangements.
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Dafon C. & N. W
Jtournament Committee
Welker
George Welker
N. W
E. Austin
Public Links
Yarosz Wins Middleweight Title At Forbes Field
Teddy Yarosz defeats Vince Dundee before 2000 fans in Pittsburgh to claim the disputed middleweight title. Dundee shows fading speed. judges split with two for Yarosz and one for Dundee. Dundee earns $2,000. Yarosz takes the $970,000 gate share and a 15 1 4 title. Event includes other regional boxing notes and a golf tournament report.
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Pittsburgh
Monaco
Sis
Teddy Yarosz
Teddy
Vince Dundee
Newark
N. J
Forbes Field
Yarosz
Dundee
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New York
International Boxing Federation
Marcel Thil
France
al Grayber
Gemage McBeth
Yarosr
Leo Houck
Lancaster
Dunder
Teddy Yarész
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
al Diamond
Paterson
Drew
Millers Nearing Division Title in Am legend playoff race
Chicago dispatch notes Minneapolis Millers two victories from clinching the American Association playoff spot as they split a doubleheader with Kansas City. Bucks Marrow and a home run pace the 2 0 win while St Paul toppled Milwaukee 6 5. Columbus and Indianapolis win big as Louisville closes season 11 2.
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American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
St. Lewi
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
National
PEASE
St. Lewis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Jenna
St Paul
Donie Bush
Minneapolis Millers
Millers
Brewers
Harry Hochette
Angelo Guiliani
Birds
Colonels
Faulkton to Rally for Miller Return Clash Sunday
Faulkton's high powered baseball team travels to Miller Sunday afternoon to meet Gann Vale in a rematch of a 12 inning 4 to 3 loss. The amateur showdown, starting at 2 pm, marks a Central South Dakota rivalry highlighted by Faulkton’s recent semi final run in Watertown. Sponsored by St. Ann's Catholic church of Miller.
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Miller Miller
Faulkton
Gann Vaile
Central South Dakota
Watertown
St. Ann's Catholic Church of
Miler
New York Now Must Meet Tigers and Indians on Their Home Lots
The Yankees ride a west tour with wins and losses to narrow Detroit’s lead in the American League standings. They split with St Louis and Boston then head to Detroit and Cleveland, where they’ve struggled this season, as the national league games shuffle the pennant picture with Giants and Cards winning key matches.
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Pittsburgh
New Yorka
JY Swift
Padden
Parmelee Mancuso
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Grissom
Kolp
Wistert
Lombardi
Leonard
Lopez
Chicara
Bosterfo
W. Lee
Isrtincti
Brandt
Hogan
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Bronca
Gomez
Jerzens
Coffman
McAfee
Hemsley
New York
Tid Alien
DeShong
Yan Atta
Ana Jerfens
Hadley
Newsom
Grube
Boston
Detroit
H. Johnson
Grove
A. Ferrell
Crowder
Cleveland
Carrarella
Haye
Karder
Pearson
Berg
Brenzel
Giants
Hal Trosky
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Yankees
Tigers
Hace
Browns
Red Sox
Yanks
Cardinals
Phillies
Yerry
Bill Terry
Cy Parmelee
Bill Swift
Sgt Johnson
Cubs
Braves
Bill Lee
Ed Brandt
Emil Leonard
Dodgers
Ste
Reds
Hel Trosky
Athletics
Mel Harder
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Washington
Navy Grid Coach Has High Hopes for Navy football team
Navy coach Thomas J. Hamilton, in his first year, announces a new offense and practice plan as he builds around William C. Clark and Fred Borries. He aims for fundamentals, while guiding veterans to replace 13 graduating players. The schedule lists William and Mary, Virginia, Maryland, Columbia, Pennsylvania, Washington and Lee, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, and Army.
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Richard BL Elliot
Annapolis
Thomas J. Hamilton
Naval Academy
Navy
Hamilton
William C. Clark
Fred
Buzz) Borries
Bob Harbold
Kenneth Scheet
Louis Robertshaw
Harbold
William and Mary
Virginia
Washington
Maryland
Columbia
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Washington and Lee
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Army
Timing reforms urged by Minnesota coach for Big Ten football
University of Minnesota athletic director Franke McCormick argues against official scientific timing devices in Big Ten football. He wants two timekeepers like basketball officials to operate an electric clock visible to all, relieving the field judge of timekeeping duties. McCormick plans to propose these changes at the Big Ten coaches pre-practice meeting in Chicago.
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Minneapolis
Franke McCormick
University of Minnesota
Big Ten
McCormick
Gopher
Minnesota
Chicago
Youth Takes Lead In Amateur Golf Championship
Youth dominates opening rounds as promising players such as 16 year old Bobby Jacobson of New Jersey and Chicago’s Anderegen spark headlines. Veterans Chandler Egan Jess Sweetser Chick Evans and Ross Somerville still in the field as Dunlap faces McCullough and Turnesa today.
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Rob Cavagnarg
Brookline
Mass
Francis Dulamet
Johnny Goodman
Johnny Fischer
Max Marston
Jesse Guillard
Davidson Berron
Billy Howell
Jack Munger
Robert Carpenter
Bobby) Jones
Detroit
Quimet
Jones
Chibby Bobby Jacobson
Deal
N. 3
Boardman Jacobson
Goodman
New Jersey
Jacobsen
Johnson
Ross Somerville
Young Jacobson
al Andereggen
Chicago
Andereggen
Jack Ahearn
Buffalo
Anderegaen
Mark Stuart
New York
Metropolian
Belsiueda
Dunlap
George Terry Dunlap, Jr
W. M. McCullough
Philadelphia
Tunate
Willie Turnesa
W. Lawson Lite
California
Helder
Milan Heath
Boston
Foremer
Harvard
Chandler Egan
Jess Sweetser
Chick Evans
Ross
Sandy? Somerville
U S Track Men Club Jap Squad Dominates Meet in Nagoya
United States track team field squad swept 12 firsts against Japanese rivals in Nagoya. Notable results include Walter Marty Fresno clearing two meters in high jump, Don Davor Maine throwing hammer 49.44 meters, Gordon Dunn Stanford disc 47.42 meters and shot 15.28 meters. Glenn Cunningham Kansas ran 1,503 meters in 4 006 25. Japanese Nagao won the javelin with 61.16 meters.
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U.S
Nagoya
Japan
America
Walter Marty
Fresno
Don Davor
Maine
Gordon Dunn
Stanford
Glenn “Cunningham
Kansas
Nagao
Norfolk Takes Third Game In Playoff Set
Norfolk wins both games in Lincoln to take a 3 2 lead in the 1934 Nebraska State baseball league championship playoff. Final scores were 7 5 and 8 3 with a seven game series. The next game is in Norfolk tonight, with a possible game tomorrow.
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Norfolk
Lincoln
Neb
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