Stanford Off For Big Game
Stanford University heads into the Rose Bowl week with split squad practice. Coach Tiny Thornhill praised the line and backfield as the team prepares to face 5 M A on January 1 while Monk Moscrip’s playing time remains uncertain due to fitness.
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Monk) Moscrip
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Bones) Hamilton
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Bill Paulman
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Mustangs Ready for Rose Bowl Tost Before Pasadena Trip
SMU prepares for the Rose Bowl against Stanford with a two hour Christmas workout for 31 players under Coach Matty Bell. The team travels by regular train with 70 escorts, including coaches and officials from Southwest Conference schools, to Pasadena after a four hour Tucson layover.
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Golf Comets Rise and Fade in Open History
Henry McLemore surveys golf's fleeting stars from Hancock to Sarazen and Stonehouse. The piece traces rapid rises, dramatic falls, and the lure of the Miami Open as players chase lasting glory.
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Tigers Get Big Gifts From Santa at LSU
Baton Rouge December 25 Santa Claus visited Louisiana State University and left only one unopened package marked Sugar Bowl Do not open till Jan 1. The Tigers will face Texas Christian University for the Southern Classic title in New Orleans.
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Names of 33 modern baseball immortals for hall of fame
Chicago December list names 33 moderns from 1900 to 1935 as candidates for 10 hall of fame spots at Cooperstown. Henry Edwards released the modern roster: 10 pitchers and players across positions, led by Honus Wagner as the sole shortstop candidate.
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Football Leads Five Year Sports Recovery, says AP poll
New York reports football drove box office gains from 1931 to 1935 with college and pro play fueling attendance and gate receipts. The piece notes baseball and boxing rebounds, plus Joe Louis, as part of the overall sports comeback while naming top players across eras.
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Golden Sandies Board Train Tonight for State Final
26 Golden Sandies football players will travel from Amarillo to Denton tonight to prep for the state final versus Greenville in Dallas on Saturday. Tickets went on sale at Maxor Drug Store in the Fisk Building. A Fort Worth and Denver special train and Santa Fe round trip rates are offered.
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Ruth Yearns for Baseball in Uncertain Future
Babe Ruth, in New York on December 25, said he would like to return to baseball in some capacity but currently has no offers or plans for next year. He indicated he would probably just play golf and seemed unsure about any active pursuit in the sport.
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