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THE LEATHER LUGGING MR. LUND_By Art Krenz Minnesota And Nebraska,

Frank Frisch By RED ORANGE \i (Copyright 103« NEA Service, Inc) Minneapolis. — Minnesota, cer- FRA AIGIS Gomes tainly one of the teams to beat in Through the Western Conference this sea- imisrng L.onte son, is better equipped In kick- ing than It has been in several i—(UP)—The football throttle DAM PARKER campaigns. By PUS kicked wide open this week end. All the tardy grid Headed by the phenomenal Pug LUND, Lund, the Gophers will have a half MINNE.SOTA’5 CAPTAIN AND IEPT HALFBACK will board the pigskin express as it sweeps across the na dozen able punterp when they take WEtXi, THE CARDS ARE IN, the Giants are out and the Dodgers SEEMS HEADED R3R ALL-AMERICA HONOR important sectional, intersectional and the Held against the Nebraska sprinkling traditidiK, are even. In the twilight of a pleasant fall evening, at the Polo Grounds, Cornhuakers in a gigantic early in "fats -Triple threat outgnned al encounters throughout the country. * convulsion shook the* emaciated hulk of what was once a 1933, FiR ■ season here ■ on Octo- Big-time eastern teams, idle dur- * cIub* the death rattle set in and the 1#*4 New York Giants, production op All ™ -the combined BNCKPIELDS the season’s two weeks, baseball of ber 6. ing; opening champions of the universe, passed Into the limbo forgotten wll* into action with ball clubs, Few college squads are so for- EIGHT OPPONENTS OP -THE GOPHERS swing gusto, unwept, unhonored and unsung. RENSSaAER PALL and this sector vide Sat- tunate, and the set-up is partic- should-pro 87 682. VPS. AGAINST 639.. headline battle. There was at urday’s That’s the _ Just enough life left In the doomed to ularly unusual Minnesota, where patient SPORT one in which Columbia and wake one last fitful struggle for life, but even a four-run lead topnotch toe artists have been SCHEDULE Tale, ancient rivals, renew grid over their Brooklyn tormentors wasn’t enough to counteract the scarce over a long stretch of years. tuitions violent after a lapse of 89 years. ague which seised the team when It saw the Cardinal- From the days of the immortal Sept. 29—University of Vermont Red score Lou Little’s Columbia posted. Dr H. L. Williams’ teams, with at Troy. Rose Bowl victors last year. _ their Earl Hamilton and Ralph Oct. 6—Trinity at Hartford. ®r°oklyn tied the score favored in their invasion of New and finally won out in the tenth inning Capron, really outstanding Minne- Conn. ana tne who Haven against the Elis who make Cardinals, were seven games behind on Sept 7, finished the sota hooters make up a brief Oct. 13—St. Lawrence at Can- National league very their debut under Coach race two games out in front. list. Ray Elklund Ducky put something ton. Pond. It is probably the hardest lit* behind the ball in '22 and '23, and Oct. 20—Clarkson Tech at Troy. _ first let us either school ever time, give belated recognition to a New Clarence opening game York boy who has Munn, captain and All- Oct. 27—Union at Troy. scheduled. accomplished something worth crowing about. American of guard '31, was excep- Nov. 3—Hamilton at Troy. Soft Touches tional, but It Is difficult to name Nov. 10—Worcester Tech at another star Maroon and Gold Worcester, Mass. Princeton’s Tigers, claimant of the National championship in 1983, kicker offhand. Soccer open against Amherst, which last Oct. 13—Dartmouth at Darth- Saturday downed Connecticut State, Clarkson Ambidextrous *»• ■*« >»■ >■» mouth, N. H. 22-0. The Tigers this season are re- * But the Lund was .naysut leather-lugging Oct. 17—Williams at Wllllams- as one of the nation’s !£nr'“ his garded held own, and then some, town, Mass. strongest outfits. Harvard starts It Is .. waste of time to with the point out the mistake. nr finest Big Ten kickers Nov. 3—Stevens Institute at Troy. against little Bates, while Ford- game at the Polo Grounds. Had the the past two and hall Giants t«nS? years, spelling Nov. 10—Hamilton at Clinton. ham and Pennsylvania open game, It would have availed them him this season In Coach Bernle naught The Cross Country against Westminster and Tlrslnus, ™ut,n* Cincinnati so completely out In St Bierman’s most formidable left GANGWAY, Polo22* Grounds’ ™u|aBoston university 0. Lake Forest 53; Northwestern col- amateure Santa Clara tied Stanford, sophomores. bury junior champions, of the three games if this lasts that long. The Cheshire, October 1 — The Colby 19; Coast Guard academy 13 lege 0. Alonzo Stags's College thing poor country boys ought Glen Seidel, who called plays and Conn, were outweighed approximately 20 to to be well out the end of next Cornell 14; St Lowrence 0. Northwestern 21; Marquete 12. Pacific held Southern California fairly played by week, me think. blocked so well in 1933 that he is football scredule of Rox- pounds to a man. Undoubtedly they varsity City college 18; Brooklyn college 0 19; Carroll 9. will carry on with Chicago were the cmallest foe the locals a 7-0 victory, the starting quarterback this fall, an- Dartmouth 39: Norwich 0. Macomb Parsons 0. Despite the terrific momentum the Cardinals have acquired they’ve bury School team is today Teachers 7; three outstanding encounters. Stan- has taken up kicking with aston- N. Drexel 6; Juniate 0. St John's (Minnesota) 19; St have faced in years, the winners us- won 1# out of the last 23—the Tigers a nounced by Headmaster Arthur ford meets Oregon State, Southern games occupy stronger position results. > Franklin & Marshall 31; Albright Cl<*ud 0. ing many reserves during the course as series is about to had over a ishing Sheriff. The schedule includes with 'Washing- the open. They’ve week to rest up while 6. 33: Oakland City 0. of the contest. California tangles Minnesota engages two of the six (fames for the season, all of Depauw California the Cards were battling it out with the Giants. They have Schoolboy Carnegie 7; Geneva 0. Manchester 28; Bluftton 12. ton State, and stronger outside teams before which are to be Nothing To It tacklcs| Rowe who may not equal two Deans but certainly holds his own with played against Khode Island 6; Maine 0. Earlham 13; Holbrook 6. St Mary’s. buckling down to Western Confer- teams. The foot- The first period spelled defeat one. They have a powerful hitting club that has plenty of speed on the college Roxbury Manhattan 19; Clarkson 7. Indiana State 20; Evansville 0. The big southwest battle in- ence competition. The Gophers ball team will Tufts Junior Marshall 12; 0. Beloit 0. for the invaders os the locals rolled bases and lots of spirit. Those Tigers are not to be confused with Giants play Transylvania 12; Dubuque volves Arkansas, conference ctamt, will spend the fortnight between Juniors here on Williams 12; Mass State 7. Plattevllle 0. up three touchdown before the op ether pushovers against whom the Cards have been piling up their Varsity Friday. 51; Warburg and Texas Christian, runner- the Nebraska battle of October 6 October Dartmouth freshmen Middlebury 47; Oswego 0; River Falls 19; Hamlin 12. subs were ushered in. The forward pion, heavy knockout record. 5; Bavlor plays Texas Tech Fri- and October 20 preparing for an on October New Hampshire 8; Lowell 6. Carleton 19; MacAlester 6. wall of the "kids" held up well un- up. at Hanover Saturday, In the Rocky Mountain the to win the and con- Niagara 27; Buffalo 0. Concordia (Minnesota) 13; Moor- day night. I rather like Tigers series^ invasion of Pittsburg a 13. Yale freshmen at New Haven der the brutal attack of the Mid- entertains Pitt 26; Washington & Jefferson head Teachers 13 (tie). area, champion Utah test with the Panthers on the lat- on October dletown plungers and believe it or (Coypright 1934, King Features Syndicate) Friday, 19; Army plc- 6. York 34; Concordia Teachers 0. College: Wyoming op- ,- ter date. Games with Iowa* Mich- not, the locals made but four first Colorado bes at West Point on Wednes- Vermont 19; Rensselaer 0. Brigham Young, while Colo- . igan, Indiana, Chicago, and Wis- October Columbia fresh- downs on plunges, their nine com- poses day. 24; Rutgers 0; Penn Sill 0 (tie). Southwest. rado and Denver meet outsiders. \ consin follow. a on No- East 0 ing after successful aerials. Their men New York Friday. Springfield 18; Stroudsburg Louisiana State 9; Rice 9 (tie). Missouri and George Washington, Minnesota was unbeaten last sea- 34; Virginia Poly 0. Arkansas College of Ozarks 0 first thre touchdowns were made j vember 2, and Springfield fresh- Temple 13; respectively. The latter engagement son, winning two games and tying men at on No- Army 19; Washburn 0. TexaR A. & M. 14; Texas A. & on two fortvards and a recovered Springfield Friday, is slated for Friday night. four. Ten regulars and 17 letter- vember 9. Navy 20; William & Mary 7. I 14 (tie). fumble by a short end run. j Union 0. Southern Methodist Austin 0. men are back in uniform. Witn 7; Wesleyan 33; Waterbury Middletown The Roxbury School varsity soc- Villanova 35; Ursinus 0. Texas Christian 27; North Texas them are the Clarkson * R. Rinaldi re Ameno promising cer schedule is a follows: Friday. 12: Rock 0. Teachers 0. FOOTBALL flock of material from Waynesburg Slippery It SOCCER and a good October 12. Bridgeport Central West Virginia Wesleyan 33; Glen- John Tarleton 51; Clifton college Burgio Zimmer the frosh. Cronin Tine High; Monday, October 15, Wes- vllle 0. rg Playing the Gophers Isn't going George Washington 41; Shepherd Sebastian c Canata Standing! leyan freshmen: Wednesday. Oc- Goal* __*■* to be a for any team this 0. 26: U. S. L. A. 3. M. Rinaldi Malone picnic tober 17, West Haven Wed- Oregon lg w 1 DrForAgPts High; Cross 51; St Joseph 0. Washington 13; Idaho 0. Club fall. Fri- Holy Marticello It Salafla .3 0 0 it 2 0 nesday, October 24. Loomis; Northeastern American Inten- State Montana 0. Htfd Portuguese 27; Washington 27; Bianco le Solito 1 a# f day, October 26. Yale freshmen at national 13. Stanford Santa Clara 7 (tie). Bdgpt Swedish ..2 Babe who has performed victories he has turned in for the 7; Whelan f|h T. Flood ..10 Ruth, New Haven: Wednesday. October Dickinson 12: Hobart 12 (tie). Southern California 6; College of Htfd. Scandla St. Louis club, or out of baseball Ihb Faraci ..11 before 60,000,000 people—more 31, Taft at Watertown; Wednesday Panser 6; Wagner 0. Pacific 0 Napolltano Bdgpt, German* other In his prior to this season. That came EMPLOYES Tavano rhb Flood Waterb. Portug *2 1 than any sports figure RUBBER November 7. Westminster; Friday, Chlifornia 54; California Aggies 0 J. admits that he does- when he met Mae West and Will Mexico Mil. New Mexico Minor fb MaEsela Danbury Invlcta .. 0 tory—frankly November 16, New Havon High: N^w 26; *1 tj2 1 10 n't know what is to become of him Rogers at the Fort Worth airport. Sooth. TeacherR 0. Score by periods: Htfd German* November 23, Choate at ..... 0 * 11 I Friday, 0. Mexico Bdgpt All Scot* t2 Virginia 8; Hampden-Sydney New Mexico II. New .... 6 in 1935. PLAY HORSESHOES The 76; Middletown 20 0 6—32 on forfeit. Wallingford. junior varsity- 13; Wofford 0. Normal 7. •Get* two point* He would prefer to manage a Washington Club’s War Fprman Waterbury 0 0 0 0 —9 on forfeit team will play the jayvee teams of Citadel Newberry 7. ..(... +Loses two point* club. His second choice is to play Not a Private Affair 13; Touchdowns—Faraci2—J. took a Hopkins Grammar School, Taft Richmond 27; Roanoke 0. Flood, The Hartford Portuguese He reali- couldn't have fared STATE GRID RESVLTS In the Central ■week-ends and pinch hit. Washington a t i o n and Choate. Mercer 6. T. Flood. Solito. Points after touch- commanding lead much Individual Elimin Presbyterian 7; St Sebastian’s 32, zes that he la finished as a regu- worse this year had it been Randolph-Macon 12; Langley Field (Middletown) downs, T. Flood, placeemcnts.. Connecticut Soccer league — Swedish AC ri lar. playing DilUnger. 0. Bearcats (Waterbury) 0. Referee—Ginsberg Umpire— day by defeating the Tournament Already "to 0. The "The Yankees may feel that I It was fitting that A1 Schacht. Catawba 58; Bridgewater 0. Ponies (Thomaston) 14, Burn- Razano—Lineman, Galanto. at ^Bridgeport”* Scandlgf and the Bridgeport German* played ban do them some good as a sub- a comedian, should be in charge Landis Puts 0. K. Auburn 15; Oglethorpe 0. sides (Hartford) 7. Underway Florida 13; Rollins 2. * stitute, and then again Colonel Wethersfield 2, Triangles (New The* other" two scheduled game* he has Georgia 42: Stetson 0. 2. decide had — Britain) The Danbury Ruppert may October 1 Success Washington & Lee 7: Kentucky 0. Pro were forfeited. ,ln: wants of and me Naugatuck, Broadcasts West Ends (Bristol) 40, Tufts Football to the Hartford t all he me, give has already Paper Vanderbilt 7: Mississippi State 0. vlctas forfeoted Ruth. "If beyond anticipation 0. Germans and the Waterbury Portu- the bum's rush,” says of Rosser A. Southwestern (Tenn) 2; Sewanee 0 (Middletown) crowned the efforts Vnltcd won a ^forfeit victory over that I don’t know where New York, Oct 1—(UP)—Judge Tennesse 32: Centre 0. South Ends (Hartford) 0, Blues (By Press) guese happens, Donley and his assistants who arc All Scota K. M. Landis, commissioner of Duke 40; Virginia Mil 0. (New Britain) 0. The Brooklyn Dodgers opened the Bridgeport I'll go.” directing the individual elimina- $ Ruth would not consider buying baseball, has withdrawn his objec- North Carolina 21; Wake Forest 0 Cardinals (Hartford) 6, Panthers their 1934 National football tion championship horseshoe St Bos- COSTLY Into a club. tions to the of play- Maryland 13; John's (Annapolis (Hartford) 0. league season by beating the SPEED TEST pitching tournament now under broadcasting 0. •I’m too smart for that,” he ex- by-play reports of the world series AC-70 (Hartford) 6, Falcons ton Red Skins, 10 to 6. way in footwear plants of the U. 24; Howard 0. “It’s fine to share the by from their Alabama (Meriden) 0. Chicago’s Bears and Detroit’s Salt lake City. Utah.—WlUtam plains. S. Rubber Company here. Thus newspapers press Georgia Tech 12; Clemson 7. of a winner, but owners association news reports. Maples (New Haven) 6, North Lions remained tied for the top F. Sturm, American representative profits far a total of 335 male employes Mississippi 44; Memphis Teachers British more than players 0. Ends 0. in the western division by scoring of Sir Malcolm Campbell. have grief of departments have en- In a telegram to the United It’s for of the Senators in the first two company Tulane 0. Indians Phantoms (Dan- their second victory each. The auto speed record holder, estimate* imagine. tough pickings tered into the many Press, Judge Landis said: 41; Chattanooga 19, stops of their final western trip. competition, South Carolina Erskine 0* Bears Cincinnati’s Reds, It will coat <126,000 to put tho men who finance losers." at the 25; bury) 0. walloped Clark Griffith was try- matches being played dally "My office forwards your tele- Centenary 28; Hendrix Coy. 0. 21 to 3. Bluebird over tho But withhold your tears. Ruth Perhaps street Walcos (Wallingford) 13, East- Englishman’s pits installed in the Church gram quoting telegram from Chair- Union (Tenn) 32; Mexico 6. course near hero In an has earned a million in his 21 ing to laugh off the club. Univ., erns 0. Detroit nosed out the Chicago salt Hats place. Many fine players man (E. Harris (Bridgeport) He he can parking H.) of the publish- All-Hartford 0. Cardinals, 6-0. attempt to reach <00 mile* an hour. years of play. declares In his maiden effort as a man-, discovered the Midwest. Tribunes 19, have been amang ers national rado committee that Trials are *et for <4. write his own ticket for $600,000. ager, Schacht has Susko, a rookie, Laurel (Branford 31, Falcons Green Bay’s Packers walloped July many contestants. newspapers if they desire may Indiana 27; Ohio U. 0. And Colonel Ruppert hasn't as yet at first base; Johnny Kerr, a (Derby) 0. the New York Giants, 20 to 6. ► Two large departments listing broadcast world series play-by-plny North Central 37; Aurora 0. turned him out into the crool, coach, was made eligible so that com- State many players have already direct from their press association Valparaiso 15: Normal 0. crool wolld. he could take turns at second and in Illinois 40; 7. pleted their elimination series reports over stations which they Bradley third; Rluege, a third baseman, division. Herman Minnesota 56; North Dakota State the waterproof own or with which they are affili- STARTS Neighborhood Okeys Frisch— looked after shortstop; Harris, an cham- 12. Dizzy Trelchel has captured the ated provided there is no commer- And the Deans and Luke Sewell, a Iowa 34; North Dakota 0. outfielder, pionship of the fitting and gum cial relations between Dizzy in and Sew- sponsorship. Nebraska 60; Wyoming 0. THEATERS Although catcher, filled at third, cutting divisions with William Dean and Frankie Frisch haven’t ell took turns in the outfield, where Quinn as runner-up. Arthur Wis- been this season, the Stone around with a i exactly clubby Johnny limped glesworth has won the champion- slinger sails the once bum ankle. WED. singular , ship of the fabric cutting division LL3 Fordham Flash a great manager. as runner- “There is nothing private about with William McGowan — Frisch Is great,” asserts —. LnKl «iii>N ANOTHER GIANT DOUBLE FEATURE "Sure, this thing. Anybody can get in on up. When the departmental ser- Norma Shearer "He’s the Cardinals >14 Dizzy. kept It,” recites Schacht, exhibiting a ies have been completed, the win- Fredrle Mnrch PROGRAM — GLITTERING WITH STARS! pair of badly split fingers. The ners wll lbe pitted against each ••The Harretta the cham- of Wlmpole Street” I coach-comedian got them in an other in match play for Three of the Screen’s Greatest New- exhibition pepper game with pionship. POLI'5 Star Discoveries I'nited in This Bril- the recruit Indian This week matches among em- ] York, Tigers’ were liant Romance of a Mother—a catcher, in Detroit. ployes or the tennis mill New-—ALL NEW—the greatest love story ever told— Daugh- started with rapid progress being ter—and the Man Between. i the scores of Whaddayuh Mean. Schoolboy.? made among par- EVEN GREATER as an ALL-TALKING PICTURE! are now I Office players lie’s the Principal! ticipants. Human JEAN also playing their matches. Six- Starts experience know* no The baseball crack sweeter love snappiest teen divisions are slated to com- story than the devo- is tot a fair MUIR of the week credited their schedules during the tion of these two deserted by fan in Detroit. plete ensuing week, following which the a wife and mother carrying In the race right up to the wire VERREE "Here comes the Schoolboy," re- or actual championship on bravely gallantly! iwlth only two pitchers—Paul and match play marked her husband. division will be Inaugurated. TEASDALE She had never seen the School- Dean on the theory 44 optrates boy. The Schoolboy strode to the a hitter can’t out-think a GEORGE that pitcher's box. He strode. No one hard one or a cackling cui vc. high strides quite like the Schoolboy. BRENT ‘Moat get so smart that pitchers It is more than a stride, less than outsmart beams ALHAMBRA they themselves,” a strut. Whatever the School- Arkansan. “I Just rear back fT^ North Mala it. Dial the boy's manner of walking, it Is blow the ball through there TIME TODAY) land imposing, topped oil as it is by a (LAST on Ifc That puts the “HTAMBOUL Ql'EST” (with plenty chest that suggests ex- to those not perpetual (CO-FEATURE) problem up guys, t pansion. IRENE I»r.NN la “Schoolboy!" she gasped. “He Sean didn't his biggest “FINISHING SCHOOL” get loks more like the principal to out of any o fthe to (COMPANION FEATURE) thrill .one me!" (Cnmlaa Tomorrow) “THIN HAN" Meet PERRY MASON, Munniivu New Xing of Crlme-Hnnt***! N^CARDfn STRAND n B. WARNER — IN — Nations ISe-lSe. Evening ISn-Me Eve. Prises Bandar and NnMdays ‘THE CASE OF THE (LAdT TWO DAYS) Last Times Today HOWUNG DOG" TREASURE ISLAND” “MOONSTONE” WITH Wallses Baevr — darkle Conger

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