Clemson Eyes Cotton Bowl Boost After Rose Bowl Links
Mitch assesses how bowl games expose lesser known programs like Washington and Jefferson in 1922 and credits Clemson with elevating its status through the Cotton Bowl. He notes Clemson’s single wing, McFadden at tailback, Bryant on the wing, Neely as coach, and Blalock as a promising sophomore end as they aim to keep Clemson on the football map.
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Brick Muller
California Wonder
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Jefferson
Golden Bears
United States
California
Pasadena
Alabama
Clemson
Tigers
Boston College
Dallas
Bonnie Banks McFadden
South Carolina
Blue Ridge
Dixie Estate
John C. Calhoun
Clemson College
Thomas G. Clemson
John W. Heisman
Frank J. Shaughnessy
International League
Frank Dobson
Princeton
Dixie Football
Josh Cody
Cody
Jess Neely
Vanderbilt
Dan McGugin
McFadden
Shad Bryant
Bryant
Joe Blalock
Tiger
Rutland Quint Defeats West Alex 36 I 26 in Grade A bout
Rutland's local five upset West Alexandria 36 to 26 after a scrappy, fast-paced game led by a relentless defense. West Alexandria Reserve team won 18 to 12. Rutland used the same lineup throughout, with Knight refereeing and Nixon scoring for the visitors.
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Ce C Keller
F. Rutland
Rutland
West Alexandria
Rutland High School
Ohio University
Wendell Diehl
Rutland Lads
Nixon
Chester Knight
Rutland Gft
Eh Rion Coun Cnooed
Rose Bowl Preview Matches Tennessee and Southern California
NEA Sport Editor notes Southern California holds numerical edge and diverse formations while Tennessee relies on four strong backs behind stressed Cafego. He praises Grenville Lansdell as superior to Cafego and predicts a clash of two masterful coaches with high hopes for a dramatic Rose Bowl in Pasadena.
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Southern
California
Tennessee
Pasadena
Trojans
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
George Cafego
Cafego
West
Duke
Blue Devils
Eric Tipton
Doyle Nave
al Kreuger
Grenville Lansdell
Nave
Knoxville
Far West
Oklahoma
Wyatt
Hunter
Woodruff
Babe Wood
Wood
Vols
Sam Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Southern California
Troy
Arroy Seco
Kenyon Net Star Loses in National Junior Indoor Singles
In New York seven seeds advanced to the quarter-finals of the national junior indoor singles championship. Top seed Bill Umstaedt er of LSU beat Paul Napolitano of Trenton 6-2 6-0 to lead the favorites into the eight. Jim Evert, No. 2 seed, overcame Allen McDonald of Kenyon College 4-6 6-3 7-5.
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NEW York
U.P
Louisiana State
Bill Umstaedter
Paul Napolitano
Trenton
N. J
Jim Evert
Allen McDonald
Kenyon College
Indians Pitcher Mel Harder Signs 1940 Contract
Cleveland pitcher Mel Harder, who won 15 games and lost nine for the Indians last season, signed his 1940 contract today. The salary was believed to be $15,000 though terms were not disclosed.
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Cleveland
U.P
Mel Harder
Cleveland Indians
Glouster Library Closed New Year Monday
Glouster library will close all day Monday for New Year’s Day. Librarian Mrs. Fred Brown says 75 new books arrived from Nelsonville and are ready for circulation.
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Glouster
Fred Brown
Nelsonville
Dodgers Lose 13000 In Dayton Farm Operations
New York report states the Brooklyn Dodgers incurred a 13000 loss operating their Dayton Ohio farm last season while they will continue supporting the team.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dayton, O
Hollywood stars aid Tennessee in Rose Bowl inspiration
Movie stars Myrna Loy Ann Sheridan and others provide morale boosts for the Tennessee Volunteers ahead of the Rose Bowl against Southern California. Players joke about seeing Priscilla Lane and Ann Rutherford at the game while Ed Malinski boasts about Loy on the Tennessee side and aim plays toward these stars for motivation.
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Myrna Loy
Ann Sheridan
Tennessee Volunteers
Tennessee
Clarence Brown
Charlie McCarthy
Mortimer Snerd
Edgar Bergen
Sam Bartholomew
Priscilla Lane
Priscilla
Califor
South Not So Sunny Teams Drill in Cold
In Montgomery Alabama Northern and Southern squads hold light practice for the charity football classic with punting drills and injuries noted. Elsewhere Tu lan Millard White Ralph Wenzel return to uniform after funerals. Texas A&M, Missouri, Georgia Tech and Tennessee teams prepare for Sugar Bowl Rose Bowl and Cotton Bowl games in cold weather.
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South
Montgomery
Ala
Jimmy Fordham
Georgia
Paul Shu
Virginia Military Institute
NEW Orleans
Millard White
Ralph Wenzel
Tulane
Lowell Dawson
Social Notes From Sharpsburg Amid Christmas Gatherings
Rev. C P Taylor filled his Mt Herman appointment. Mr and Mrs Bernard Walker guests of Mr and Mrs C T Strode. Dennis Hanson returned home after appendectomy at Sheltering Arms. Mrs W E Henthorn and son Warren visited with Gilbert Henthorn family. Christmas guests included Floyd Grimes Canton and Earl Carpenter Chesterhill with family. Holiday guests of Earl Dickson included Cleetice Henthorn and children and Bob Robinson Frederickstown and Reba Dickson Anderson Ind. Everett Brooks and children visited John Black at Joy. Ruth Thompson Marion visited her parents Hiram and Ethel Thompson. Rev Carl Beard spent weekend with Gilbert Henthorn. Mrs D M Mulford ill. Charles Caldwell and Glenn Caldwell hosted Christmas with Roy Love Columbus. Pollyanna Armstrong Marietta visited her parents. G W Hanson ill.
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Sharpsburg
C. P. Taylor
Mt. Herman
Bernard Walker
C. T. Strode
Dennis Hanson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
W. E. Henthorn
Warren
Vernon
Charles Caldwell
Glenn Caldwell
Roy Love
Columbus
Pollyanna Armstrong
Marietta
B. E.armstrong
G. W. Hanson
Wisconsin's Largest Baby Born in Newton 1906
Bud Foster Wisconsin basketball coach is noted as the state’s largest newborn at Newton Kansas in 1906 weighing 13 percent pounds.
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Madison
Wis
Bud Foster
Wisconsin
Newton
Kan
Shaughnessy Stays in Chicago as Chicago Football Ends
Clark Shaughnessy, coach of the University of Chicago football team before its disbandment, says he will remain in Chicago as a professor of physical education. He reports no interest from other schools and will return to teaching after the American Football Coaches Association convention. Chicago will conduct intramural football after ending relations with other schools.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Clark Shaughnessy
University of Chicago
Chicago
Shaughnessy
American Football Coaches Association
Winter football practice dropped by Zuppke in Champaign
In Champaign Illinois Bob Zuppke ends winter football practice for the second year running. The article lists college basketball scores with several matchups including Stanford over Dartmouth and California over Columbia, among others featuring future Ohio opponents.
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Zuppke
Champaign
Bob Zuppke
Mike Jacobs Mulls Boxing Plans for Miami Showdown
New York promoter Mike Jacobs weighs a Miami Beach boxing tilt featuring Tony Galento and Max Baer as possible opponents. Talks with Yussel Jacobs and others hint at a Miami card to avoid New York and Chicago commissions, with Dempsey backing a Burman Pastor bout and a paychek Paychek Paychek showing.
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N. Y
Tony Galento
Maxie Baer
Miami
Galento
Orange
N. J
Joe
Yussel
Jack Dempsey
Baltimore
Red Burman
Mike Jacobs
Bob Pastor
New York
Louis
Waxman
Joe Jacobs
Florida Commission
Baer
Dempsey
Manila
Gunnar Barlund
Finland
Johnny Paychek
Des Moines
Fire at George Love Garage Ends Quickly
Fire department Responded at noon Thursday to George Love Garage on Front Street where a car owned by Fred North caught fire. Mr Love was working on the vehicle and chemicals quickly extinguished the blaze. Proximity to the station prevented a fire truck from being used.
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Glouster—City
George Love
Front St
Fred North
Love
Glouster Ladies League Bowling Scores Reported
Easley’s Service defeated Press Publishing Co two games to one on Thursday as Faye Lantz posted 176 for high single and Mac Johnson 449 for the match. Friday’s schedule lists Gamwell Clover Farm vs Drury Drugs while L A Faires led the Thursday Afternoon League with three straight wins and Gib Stephenson posted 191 and 515 for Easley Service.
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Easley Service
Dante
M. Johnston
Torre Ona Ne
Press Publishing CO
K. Dennison
A. Dennison
M., Kittrell
Study of Buried Cards and 1932 Lake Placid Bobsled Crash
In Stud Poker the dealer buries one card for each player including the exposed card before betting ends. During Lake Placid winter Olympics a German four man bobsleigh team crashed after leaving Mt. Van Hoevenberg run on January 31 injuring all four. Captain Werner Zahn had a broken arm. The 1938 All-Star game winner pitcher was Johnny Vander Meer with the NL winning 4 to 1.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Mt. van Hoevenberg
Watch Night Services In Glouster Lead Churches
Watch Night services will be held Sunday night at the Methodist Church and the Church of Christ in Glouster. The Methodist service runs from 9 until the New Year arrives, led by Rev. F. G. Boroff who also preaches on When Memory Serves Its Purpose. The Church of Christ Auburn program features Rev. Max M. Martin with In the Beginning in the morning and Is America Headed toward Communism Has Capitalism Failed Is Socialism the Way Out in the evening. Winter evangelistic meetings at the Church of Christ run Jan 14 to Feb 2 with evangelists Rev. Chester Williamson and his wife confirmed.
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Isabel Vernon
Margaret Gamwell
Katherine Seiler
Elizabeth Munden
M.M. LeFavor
Harry Cheney
C. A. Bingman
Norman Logue
John S. Blower
O. L. Easley
Sam Dunnett
Hazel Pride
Anna Louise Logue
Edith Summers
Max M. Martin
Church of Christ
America
Martin
Chester A. Williamson
Wallace Family Christmas Dinner Honors Kinney Granddaughter
Mr and Mrs Grant Wallace hosted a Christmas day dinner and celebrated the 10th birthday of granddaughter Phyllis Ann Kinney with a pink white and silver themed table. Attendants included Fred D Kinney and daughters Ruth Lois and Phyllis Ann Esta Cunningham and S A Cunningham along with the hosts.
Christmas Social Notes From Glouster Trimble Church
Glouster and Trimble community members share December events. Young adult class hosted a Christmas program led by Mrs. Ocle Sharp with carols, followed by a seasonable supper for a list of local attendees. Helpful Workers' Club prepared Christmas baskets for needy homes. Birth announcements, family visits, and Christmas guests across Millfield, Columbus, Fremont, Middleport, Paris, Nelsonville, Stockport, and Trimble are noted with several named families and individuals.
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Trimble Christian Church
Ocle Sharp
Ben Addington
Bertha Addington
Frank Forgoress
Ocie Sharp
Ronnie Addington
Alice Forgoress
Hazel Raber
Hilma Chalfant
Elsie Schoeman
Zana Kasler
M. E. Christman
Helpful Workers’ Club
Twila Mae Williams
Thomas Williams, Jr
Republic Ave
Joan Cotter
Charlotte Cotter
Shirley Andrews
Cynthia Vernon
Sarah Jayne Witham
Twila Mae ‘Williams
Holiday Travels Touch Down In Columbus Families
Mr and Mrs Theodore Williams visited Columbus to accompany relatives and spent Christmas Day with C E Williams. Private William Peugh of the United States Air Corps Langley Field Va left after holidays with his parents E K Peugh. Mr and Mrs Graydon Brandt returned to Columbus after visiting Mrs Brandts parents E H Taylor. Mrs Harold Ward Edna Peugh Chillicothe and Clyde Howe Military Academy Howe Ind visited with E K Poughs family. Mrs Bertine Eberts and son Kenneth returned to Wellston after a week in the city with C E Palmier.
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Theodore Williams
Columbus
Tanno Lintala
C. E. Williams
William Peugh
United States Air Corps
Langley Field
E. K. Peugh
Kiwanis Club Votes Ten Dollar Gift for Needy Children
The GLOUSTER A Kiwanis meeting at Hotel Gordon Tuesday evening approved a ten dollar donation to a fund providing shoes and clothing for needy children. Two songs honored president-elect Dan Kovach on his Tuesday birthday. Officers will be installed next week with a special program.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Dan Kovach
Four Football Rule Changes Proposed by Grid Coaches
At the American Football Coaches Association session 150 coaches submitted 17 proposals. The rules committee approved four changes: widen uprights distance and lower crossbar, adopt smaller softer cleats, require referee physical exams, and reduce penalty for forward pass touching an ineligible receiver behind the line. An officiating school may be established for summer and fall training as the meeting continues.
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Los Angeles
Calif
A.R
National Football Rules Committee
Palm Springs
American Football Coaches Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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