Sports Roundup Teases 1934 Wins and Hallmark Distinctions
World sports chatter notes Woessner and Reuther looming in majors and Pacific ties while Pug Lund heads to the movies. Hockey crowds reach 27 000 at Madison Square Garden and boxing rumors link Teddy to a Pittsburgh bout. Baseball debate over Babe Herman and Babe Ruth continues amid NFL and college mentions. basketball counts 18 million players. coach Phog Allen weighs in.
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Temple University
Alan Strange
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Pie Traynor
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Albany High Girls Rally Narrow Victory on Saturday
Albany High girls basketball defeated Chauncey by 26 to 13 in a ten game win streak moment, as the Albany team seized control late in the boys game.
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Breaks Likely Decide Rose Bowl Clash Says Coaches
Pasadena coaches from Alabama and Stanford say victory hinges on game turning breaks. Frank Thomas cautions about Angelich ankle. Tiny Thornhill stresses capitalizing on breaks. About 85,000 spectators expected. weather ideal. Alabama favored 7 to 5. kickoff 2 15 p m PST. probable lineups listed.
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Tiny) Thornhill
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Chauncey district lists seventeen mines in daily active work
Seventeen mines in the Chauncey district were marked for work today. The active list includes No. 69 No. 15 No. 267 No. 119 No. 68 No. 9 No. 107 No. 255 Chauncey No. 2 Poston No. 6 Hocking Luh rig Kimberly Coonville Salem Hollow Black Diamond and Carbondale.
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Baseball Demonstrated at 1936 Berlin Olympic Games
Thousands will witness the first demonstration of baseball during the Berlin Olympic Games. The event marks a historic introduction of the sport to the Olympic program.
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Record of Tournament of Roses football games 1902 1938
Complete record of Tournament of Roses games on New Year’s Day from 1902 to 1938 including Michigan Stanford 1902 and USC Pittsburgh 1930, with note that service teams competed in 1918 and 1919. Major results list various scores and matchups.
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Eastern Team Crippled for Charity Game
Eastern's 22 college players face setbacks as Doug Nott Pug Lund and Duane Purvis are doubtful or missing for the East West charity clash in San Francisco. Weather forecasts tip a dry partly cloudy day with an air attack planned to counter Western strength.
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L.G. Hartwigg
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Baer to See Colored Threat in Action Friday
New York dispatch notes Max Baer and other heavyweights headlining a week of boxing actions. Baer meets Babe Hunt in a four round exhibition in Detroit while Joe Louis, a 20 year old challenger, aims for his 13th straight pro win against Patey Perroni in a 10 round main event. In New York Madison Square Garden, Lew Ambers faces Lew Massey in a 15 round lightweight bout with Ambers named No 1 challenger for Barney Ross’s 135 pound title.
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Three tied for lead in California Open finals
In Long Beach California three players led the California Open after 36 holes with Sam Parks Jr Eddie Loos and Vic Ghezzi tied at 142. Horton Smith Ray Mangrum and veterans Hagen Espinosa plus Jim McHale were at 144 as a three way tie for third.
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Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Walter Hagen
Detroit
al Espinosa
Chicago
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Jim McHale
Michigan plans major trout stocking in 1939
Lansing reports the conservation element plans extensive stocking of Michigan's 16 000 miles of trout streams in 1939.
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Tournament of Roses Remains King of Gridiron Attractions
Pasadena reporter outlines how the Tournament of Roses game now share the national spotlight with Sugar Bowl and Orange Bowl clashes. The piece traces Rose Bowl history from 1902 through 1935, highlighting Stanford vs Alabama as the main event and noting Alabama's Rose Bowl appearances and notable clashes with Penn State Pittsburgh and UCLA.
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Sugar Bowl Teams Ready for New Orleans Opener
New Orleans reports Tulane and Temple polishing offenses and preparing for the inaugural Sugar Bowl. Monk Simon and Dave Smuckler are in top shape as the headline matchup, with 30,000 fans expected. McTigue to open a gym for Gotham millionaires in New York.
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Temple
New Orleans
Ted Cox
Old Fox
Pop Warner
Owls
Monk Simon
Dave Smuckler
New York
Mike McTigue
Operation Needed By Edward C Foster Boxing Chief calls for overhaul
Edward C Foster president of the National Boxing Association urges a major reform in 194? boxing. He blasts promoters managers and current champions as failing public interest. He criticizes Rosenbloom Olin Yarosz McLarnin and Ross and predicts a title match in Pittsburgh for Yarosz while praising Barney Ross.
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Providence
Rosenbloom-Olin
New York
Majestic Theater to Feature Mae West in I'm No Angel
Mae West arrives Tuesday at the Majestic Theater in I'm No Angel, a showcase of her signature wit and songs. The film follows Tira, a carnival dancer who rises to New York fame amid romance and racy humor with Cary Grant and a capable supporting cast. Another Tuesday opener at Court Theater showcases Agein at the Law, starring Johnny Mack Brown as a police ambulance driver entangled with gangsters, with Sally Blane and George Meeker in key roles.
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Kent Taylor
Edward Arnold
Ralf Harolde
Gregory Ratoff
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Gertrude Michael
Russell Hopton
William B. Davidson
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George Meeker
Sally Blane
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Arthur Hohl Develve
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