SMU Favorite Over Stanford In Rose Bowl Clash
Southern Methodist favored 10 to 6 as 85,000 fans pack the Rose Bowl for the SMU Stanford clash. Bobby Wilson and Bobby Grayson key the offenses while Moscrip’s condition looms, and Shuford may miss part of the game.
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Southern Methodist
Stanford
George T. Davis
International News Service
Asadena
Calif
Red Indians
Rose Bowl
Mustangs
Indians
Bobby Grayson
Bobby Wilson
Grayson
Alabama
Texas
Lone Star State
Monk” Mosc
Maurice Orr
Moserip
Moscrip
LSU and TCU Hold Slim Sugar Bowl Prep in New Orleans
At Tulane Stadium a crowd of 38000 awaits the Sugar Bowl between Louisiana State and Texas Christian. Coaches Dutch Menville and Bordo Morieatlie schedule brief Tuesday practice with play rehearsals as officials stress discipline amid New Year celebrations and jubilant crowds in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Texas Chrstian University
Louisiana State
Tulane Stadium
Teas Christians
Cra Moore
Tsx
Baton Rouge
Ne Orleans
East West Shrine Game Preview Faces Weather and Odds
Westerners anticipate fair conditions despite a looming 60,000 crowd for the East West Shrine game. Rain could hurt Western hopes while East leads early betting. Northwestern halfback Wally Crusoe remains a doubtful factor for the East lineup as practice winds down.
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San Francisco
Wally Crusoe
Northwestern
Lawson Little Wins Sullivan Memorial Trophy For 1935
W Lawson Little Jr won the James E Sullivan Memorial trophy for 1935 awarded by the Amateur Athletic Union. He led a nationwide ballot by 600 sports leaders, topping a list that included notable athletes such as Helen Wills Moody and Ken Brown in a year marked by multiple amateur achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
NEW York
W. Lawson Little, Jr
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Aio “Trebunal
Tittle
Robot To Jones, Jr
William Ro Bonthion
Princeton
Little
Helen Walls
Moog
Sears
Helene Vmidpor
Seattle
Helen Wills
Atoods Winbledon
Peres Menard
Lick Media
Keith Brown
Skates Champions Here Plan To Race At Dubuque Sunday
Cedar Rapids will be represented at the Dubuque ice skating championship by a team of Silver Skates champions. Larry Dennis will miss the trip due to competing in Minneapolis on New Year’s Day. Rohit Dennis and George Shimek expected to represent Cedar Rapids with Perry McCollister, Frank Shimek, and Ted Welch also named for intermediates and junior events.
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Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
du Luque
Larry Dennis
Minneapolis
H F Johnson
Northwest
Rohit Dennis
George
Shimek
Dennis
Chicago Tribune
Perry McCollster
Frank Shimek
Ted Welch
Warner
Bly N McCollister
Lash
Sharpenime
Denet Dennis
Gard Oskiter
Roe Vwhnanehkoe
Sanday Wall
Tom Dennis
Alon Center Junction
Jones County
Reorganization boosts local high schools athletics
A year of reorganization reshapes Grant and Washington students into Franklin McKinley Roosevelt and Wilson and realigns the Mississippi Valley conference with West Waterloo Dubuque Iowa City Davenport and Clinton The year featured strong showings in basketball track and football with school titles awards and a shared monogram plan concluded by distinct color identities
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Grant
Washington
Franklin
McKinley
Roosevelt
Wilson
West Waterloo
Dubuque
Iowa City
Davenport
Clinton
Washington High
Waterloo
St. Patrick's
St. Wenceslaus
Ralph “Bub” Forrestal
Southern boys vote to play Duvall despite segregation
The Texas Tech coach recounts a 1940s clash where Loyola of Los Angeles offered to keep tackle Al Duvall off the field for 6,000 extra admissions. Cawthon’s players voted unanimously to let Duvall play, praising him as a clean, skilled athlete. The piece also notes Iowa’s basketball struggles and a boxing ticket sale date and venues in Des Moines.
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Pete Cawthon
Texas Tech
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Tom Lieb
Loyola
Cawthon
al Duvall
Tech
Lieb
Duvall
State Board Sets Date And Set Up For Basket Meets
Des Moines AP The state board announced boys basketball dates and a pairing method for the tournament. Sectional March 5–7 District March 12–14 Finals March 19–21 at Des Moines. Entries due January 10.
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State Board
DES Moines
Town High School
Horton Smith Wins Pasadena Golf Meet
Horton Smith, the Chicago professional, won the Pasadena open golf championship with a 72 hole total of 279 after a Tuesday 69. Harold McSpaden and Harry Cooper tied for second with 283, with first prize of 1000 dollars.
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Pasadena
Cali
Horton Smith
Chicago
Harold MecSpaden
Harry Cooper
Victor Merchants Toppled 35 34 by Ladora Five
East Waterloo beats Oelwein 30 22 in a tight night game. Ladora leads Victor 35 34 at Victor. Shaul and L Kusker pace Ladora with eleven and twelve points respectively. Rehfeldt pours eleven for Victor while Boveman adds fourteen.
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Victor Merchants
Ladora Five
Delwein
East Waterloo
Ladora
Shaul
L. Mi Kusker
Ladera
Elven
Boveman
Rehfeldt
Victor
Oelwein
Waterloo
Oelwein Huskies
Kappmeyer
Jarchow
Martin
Nyban
Maire
Elwood Quintet Defeats Zwingle 40 to 22 on Home Court
Elwood high scorers Cantnan and Hamilton lead the offense as the Elwood quintet defeats Zwingle 40 22 in a Saturday home game. Zwingle’s top scorer was Marshall.
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Elwood
Zwingle
EF Wood
Soto
Caatnan
Hamilton Marshall
Wresting results by the Associated Press in multiple cities
In Harrisburg Danno O Mahones defeated Charley Strack in one fall. In Atlantic City Joe Sarda and Vic Christie had a no contest after a roll out of the ring. In Kansas City Kim Browning Veronico defeated George Zaharas after four points. In Tacoma Tohn Freeberg beat Rob Russell two to three falls in Sweden and Chicago.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Danno O'Mahones
Ireland
Charley Strack
Springe Valleys
Atlantic City N J
Joe Sarda
Michigan
Vic Christie
Chen
Calif
Kansas City
Kim Browning
Veronico
George Zaharas
New York
Tacoma
Tohn
Freeberg
Sweden
Rob Russell
Chicago
Coe Enjoyed Good Year in Athletics
Coe College wrapped a strong year across major and minor sports with football, basketball, baseball, and track. Basketball tied for fourth in the Midwest, track claimed conference honors, tennis showed solid play, and baseball was restored as a major sport after five seasons.
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Coe
Rutgers
Basket Five
Cue Colors
Kohawks
Cornell
Drake
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Iowa State
Hayden
Iowa Grinnell
State
Iowa Wesleyan
Crimson
Eby
Carleton
Grinnell
Dubuque University
Monmouth
Knox
Upper Iowa
Drake University
Minnesota Five Falls to De Paul 48 17
De Paul overwhelmed a Minnesota sophomores squad 48 to 17 in Chicago. The Blue Demons used sharp passing and accurate shooting to seize the lead early and extend it, while Minnesota stars George Roscow and Earl Svendsen did not start and the team struggled for scoring.
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Chicago
de Paul
Blue Demons
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Purdue
Illinois
Gophers
George Roscoe
Earl Svendsen
American Coach Fears Germany In Olympics
International News Service reports coach Lawson Robertson warns Germany will field its strongest Olympic track team since 1896, with stars like Schroeder and Stock in top events. He cites Germany’s depth and the risk of a total points victory over the United States in Paris.
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Germany
International News Service
York
America
Lawson Robertson
England
Schroeder
Weener
Woelke
Stock
Bonthron
Ralph Hill
Los Angeles
Owens
Peacock
Glenn Cunningham
Glenn
Robbie
Bng
Lovelock
Princeton
Iowa Five Beats Marquette 31 to 27 in Ragged Game
Iowa led 29 22 after a key three by Robert O Keefe and withstood Marquette’s late push. Sid Rosenthal scored 13 points to lead Iowa as Marquette frittered away a six point first half edge.
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Milwaukee
University of Iowa
Marquette University
Johnny Burke
Sid Rosenthal
Hawkeye
Robert O’keefe
Marquette
Rosenthal
Suesens
Iowa
Towa
Hilltoppers
Boxing results roundup from cities list multiple weight bouts
In Chicago Everette Rightmire outpointed Winfred Mullins in a 126 bout. New York Steve Halasko outpointed Joey Ferrando at 140. Newark Johnny Toomes outpointed Jerry Paul at 145. Baltimore Victor Vallee edged Mary Jeffra at 136. Philadelphia Johnny Dean knocked out Pete Pantella. Quincy Alabama Mid outpointed Allen Matthews. Louisville George Nichola stopped Freddy Eller. San Francisco Al Citrino outpointed Baby Palmore.
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Associated Ffress
Chicago
Everette (Young) Rightmire
Sioux City
Town
Winfred (Moon) Mullins
Vincennes
Ind
New York
Steve Halasko
Aueburn
N. Y
Joey Ferrando
Jersey City
Newark
N. J
Johnny Toomes
Jerry Paul
Providence
KR. L
Baltimore
Victor Vallee
Puerto Rico
Marry Jeffra
Philadelphia
Johnny Dean
Pete Pantella
Quincy
Alabama
Dayton
Allen Matthews
St. Louis
Louisville
George Nichola
Buffalo
Freddy Eller
San Francisco
al Citrino
Baby Palmore
Los Angeles
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Broadcasters Across Networks
An archival listing details hundreds of radio programs across CBS NBC and related stations. It catalogs vocal ensembles, orchestras, talks and dramas with stations like WABC WBBM WCCO WEAF WJZ and more, noting air times from morning to late evening and including named performers.
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CBS
WABC
WBBM
WCCO
NBC
Pal Engel
WEAP
Jack
Loretta Clemens
WEAF
Cabbage Patch
KMOX
Willam Na Foulkes
Simpson
Sprucehead Bay
Voice of Experience
EMMOX
Frank Dailey
Toreda
WJZ
WIZ
Gordon Orch
Eddie and
Fannies
WGST
Texas
Iechester Civic Orch
Al_ Roth
WAB
Nates.tate
BBN
Mayfair Melodies
Artis Institute O sauNe
NPR
Gene Arnold
Wz Chain
WAC
the Ritz
Southern Methodist
Stanford
al Pearce
Ant Inbc
WEAR
Cistle Barrie
WABCO
WQGST
de Lys
Weap Chain
Kurkdjie
Ensemble
WQOST
Lee Gordon Orch
Myrt
Marge
WAG
Uncle Evin
Weaf Wow
Kate Smith
Connie Gates
NCB
Weap Chat
WJZ Chain
One Man’s Family
Burns and Allen
WHBM
WNBC
WLW
Ware King Orch
Weaf Kyiv
Andre — Kostelanetz Orch
Lily Pons
CBB
HBG
Cinema Theater
Ray Noble Orch
Lewis Lawes
Elsie Janis
Frank Tours Orch
Lud Gluskin
Jimmy Fidler Orch
WJZ Neg Music Guild
Lyman Orch
Eddie Duchin
Weaf Chain
Dorothy Lamour
Ain
Peonghue Orch
Claude Hopkins
WADC
Herbie Key
Enric Madriguera
Jesse Crawford
Chorge Olsen
Chain
Belasco Orch
Henry — Halstead Orch
Kmox Hon Bester
Nbcr
Tobin To Feature Friday Wrestling In Memorial Coliseum
Six seven inch farmer Tobin will appear Friday in Cedar Rapids replacing O D ell. He faces Otto Kuss in the headline show while Pat McGill meets Lou Plummer in a giants bout. Jack Vincent and Joe Hubka open the card in a time limit bout.
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Farmer Tobin
Smith
Mark
Memorial Coliseum
Jack O'Dell
Otto Kuss
Tobin
Urban County
Maine
O'Dell
New York
Cedar Rapids
Middle West
Pat McGill
Lou Plummer
Jack Vincent
Kansas City
Joe Hubka
Dwight
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Brookside Park
Harry Shuford
IL A
Hej
Bruins
Chek
Stamford
Bruanos
Texas Christian
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WEST
Lawson Little
Sullivan
Edwad II
Meath
Center Junction
V Virtue
Olin
Jones
Reapue
Chanpstad
Fred Siebers
Wanda Grassfield
Morres
BOS
Center
Oxford
Mortes Easey
Roby
Cedar Rapids Gazette
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Ans
Sports Dept
Red Peppers Hot Sport
By Earl
Mr. Cawthon
Boilermakers
Ozzie Simmons
James Millikin
Big Ten
Hawkeyes
Hawks
Seaboard
Indiana Boilermakers
Hoosier State
New York University
Temple of Philadelphia
Belden Hill
Lyman
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Ing
Cage
Robertson
Davis J. Walsh
Stockholm
Hitler
Amsterdam
Banks
Barko
Shinners
Vows
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Lamb
Wherry
Rubado
Barka
van Ysarldyk
Thompson
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Ehrig
Rasmusen
O'Keefe
John Travnicek
Armour Tech
Umphe
George Levis
Tom, Mix
KYW
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