Bierman Back At Minnesota After Unbeaten Run
In a five part series, Bernie Bierman recalls returning to Minnesota as head coach after a hectic 1931 season. He describes the pull of alma mater, his reluctance during talks, and the challenge of spring drills when expectations ran high for the rebuilt Gophers and their key year against Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Minnesota Football Through the 1930s Trials and Triumphs
The narrator recalls Minnesota Gophers football from 1932 to 1935, noting improvement after 1933, an unbeaten 1935 season with four ties, and the 1934 breakthrough highlighted by a key win over Pittsburgh. Injuries and player losses tested the team, with tense margins and clutch second half rallies described.
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Purdue Star McGannon Dies From Burns After Explosion
Evansville resident Tanray McGannon, noted for Purdue football touchdown runs, died at 5:15 a.m. Thursday from burns suffered in last Saturday’s fire. Carl E. Dahlbeck of Lyndonville, VI, also died from fire burns.
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High School Football Tonight Scores and Schedule
A dense slate of games includes Pine Bluff hosting, Forrest City at Hot Springs, Heavener visiting Fort Smith, Batesville at Harrisburg, Cabot at Augusta, Gentry at Fayetteville, Coming at Paragould, Foreman at Broken Bow, Texarkana at Ashdown, Heber Springs at Searcy, Waldron at DeQueen, Dermott at El Dorado, Dumas at Warren, Hartford at Russellville, Bastrop at Crossett, Sloan-Hendrix at Batesville, Earle at McCrory, Bentonville at Rogers, Norphlet at Fordyce, Beebe at Nashville, Hughes at Parkin, Tillar at McGehee, Walnut Ridge at Hoxie, Atkins at Brinkley, Springdale at Clarksville, Cotton Valley at Magnolia, Camden at Monroe, Walnut Ridge at Jonesboro, West Helena at Wynne, Sheridan at Bearden, Van Buren at Alma, Siloam Springs at Watts, Hoxie at Newport, and Little Rock High versus Catholic High at Little Rock. Night games include Pine Bluff, Forrest City, Heavener, Searcy, Dermott, Little Rock High, and North Little Rock.
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No Successor for Nature Wizard
Luther Burbank’s death ten years ago left his Santa Rosa garden without a clear heir. Milo S. Baker says no one followed his work, leaving 2,000 plant creations with few perfected or marketed. The Santa Rosa junior college now runs the garden as a public showplace while limited experiments continue under custodian J B Keil.
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Pate to Pitch for Lumberjacks Sunday in Hope
Ralph Pate, strike-out king of the East Dixie, will pitch for Hope Sunday against Watson Grocery of Little Rock at Fair Park starting 3 PM. Pate, a former Hope boy, set a single season mark by fanning 188 batters and recently joined the St. Paul Saints after a Longview sale. Red Dancy manages Watson, and the King acrobatic trio will perform, with a large crowd expected.
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Burbank Legacy Lingers Amid Citrus Talk and Local Ties
Baseball results show St Louis defeating Chicago while Detroit beat Cleveland. The piece profiles Luther Burbank's grave and lasting influence, noting nearby figures like Stark Brothers of Missouri and former assistants now active in nurseries in California and Denmark, reflecting on succession and legacy in horticulture.
Duck Hunters Face Problems Says Study
A Washington survey spokesman told gunner readers they should avoid shooting mallards and canvasbacks this season. Virginia game commissioner Carl Nolting and the expert advised hunters to use guides or study ducks via libraries, museums, or mounts to identify correct species.
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Mrs Burbank Reflects On Husband’s Artistic Gift
A widow, Mrs Burbank, comments on the cessation of her husband’s work. She says his talent was like an artist’s, unteachable and intimate to his life, with his work closely tied to his own quiet existence.
Delusions of Bankers Spark Prosperity Talk in Diggswell
Prof Frederick Soddy, British scientist and economist, told a prosperity campaign gathering in Diggswell Hertfordshire that bankers are deluded and prefer delusion. He argued the present monetary system leaves democracy unable to create money and science can unlock vast resources.
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Black Draught Claims Quality and Value in Laxative Use
The advertisement touts Black Draught as economical yet high quality. It notes the main ingredient as plant leaves from far away, aiding reliable laxative effects. It emphasizes unreplaced leaves for true quality and advertises about 25 doses per 25-cent package.
Cat Guards fledgling birds in Atchison home
Mrs. Floyd Van Liew reports her Persian cat Wampus has saved shelves of nine thrushes and one bluejay this year. The cat acts as protector, guarding fledglings from other animals until safety is ensured, per the owner’s record.
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