Southern California Triumphs Over Missouri in Rose Bowl Clash
The USC Trojans defeated Missouri 20 to 7 in Los Angeles on December 25, with two third period touchdowns by Lefebvre and Newman helping secure victory. Missouri fought back late as Tuttle scored on a fumble return, but the Tigers were edged as California built a 14-0 lead before halftime and held on despite Missouri mounting several drives.
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Turkey
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Lefebvre
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Newman
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Riddle
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Faurot
Bond
Four Horsemen Near Gorge For Biggest Battle
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne prepares his undefeated team for a Pasadena showdown with Stanford on New Year’s Day. The squad will train in Tucson, Ariz., four days to sharpen for the game as Rockne criticizes proposed football rule changes including the abolition of the forward pass.
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Associated Press
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Texas
Knute Rockne
University of Notre Dame
Pasadena
Leland Stanford
Four Horsemen
Tucson
Ariz
Rockne
Tycson
Notre Dame University
Harvard
Free State Rum Dealers Oppose Restrictive Bill
The Free State government passes a daily bill regulating drink sales in Ireland restricting hours and club placement. The temperance party calls it too mild while the licensed trade fears excess closures and seeks compensation and license-duty cuts.
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Free State
Dall
Germans Defeat French In Rhineland Exhibition Match
The athletic club of the fourteenth ward in Paris lost to the Mayence club in Mainz by 6 to 2. About 5,000 spectators attended the December 25 game as delegations from both teams exchanged bouquets in a formal ceremony before kickoff.
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Associated Press
Paris
Rhineland
Mayence
Bobcat Football Schedules Tough 1925 Grid slate
Montana State college Bobcats announce a 10-game 1925 schedule with five home contests. The slate includes five conference games for a Rocky Mountain title bid and four state clashes. Captain Van der Dobens leads a squad returning 16 lettermen and 12 top 1924 freshmen.
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Stars fall from golf crown as success harms champions
Grantland Rice surveys a year of sport turning tides with golf's champions dethroned, notes Dempsey and Harvard slips, and argues success tests and reshapes athletes. He cites Yale Harvard and army football routines, and warns fame can erode drive.
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Annapolis
West Point
Autos Kill Another Industry in London
Britain loses a second industry as motor cars rise. Scrap horseshoes once flowed to Manchuria for utensil making. with fewer horses, scrap trade fades. Sunburn specialists tanning complexions for winter-resort looks operate in Europe.
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Britain
Europe
Millions to witness January 24 solar eclipse plan
Prof. George H. Peters of the Naval Observatory proposes excursion trains to view the total solar eclipse on January 24 1925. He notes the central shadow path from Buffalo to Montauk Point New York between 7 and 10 a.m. railroads could run special trains and shed them on sidings during the eclipse.
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George H. Peters
Naval Observatory
Buffalo
Montauk Point
United States
British Election Deposits Forfeited After Low Vote Share
In London the British treasury will gain nearly 50000 dollars as 64 general election candidates failed to win at least one eighth of the votes in their divisions. The law requires forfeiture of each $750 deposit when the threshold is not met.
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Walter Johnson
Dempsey
Dempseys
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Cobb
London
As Yeiee
France Charts Incoming Visitors to Paris in 1923 24
France recorded over 482000 foreigners entering from January 1, 1923 to June 30, 1924. Of that total, 116122 arrived in Paris. About 8810 entered while 1433 were refused admission during the period.
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Paris
France
Tendler defeats Tiplitz in 10 rounds at Philadelphia matinee
Lew Tendler won the judges decision over Joe Tiplitz in a fast 10 round bout at the Armory Christmas matinee in Philadelphia. Tendler weighed 141 pounds to Tiplitz 139 and showcased his ring generalship while avoiding many of Tiplitz’s punches. Benny Bass KO'd Earl Baird in the featherweight bout. Medical authorities link reduced anemia in women to less restrictive lacing.
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Lew Tendler
Joe Tiplitz
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Tendler
Tiplitz
Tiplite
Benny Bass
Earl Baird
Los Angeles
Montana Hardware hockey team edges Marquettes 2 1 in rough opener
In a season debut at Holland rink the Montana Hardware team beat Ed Gerry's Marquette squad 2 to 1. Landon scored for the Hardware and Gerry tallied for the Marquettes as Connor held the fort in goal. Both teams showed grit amid rough play and limited practice.
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Montana Hardware Boys
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Hardware Boys
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