Rose Bowl matchup still unclear after Rose Bowl talk
Pasadena Calif November 30 The Tournament of Roses football committee remains puzzled over which team will face the University of Washington in the Rose Bowl. Rumors link LSU Alabama and Pittsburgh while Roy Eckmann says a formal announcement will come after consultations, including with Stanford officials.
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Pasadena
Calif
University of Washington
Seattle
Huskies
Louisiana State
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Roy Eckmann
Tournament of Roses Committee
Stanford
Stanford Indians
Hal Reynolds
Pacific Coast Conference
Tournament of Rests Association
St Pape
Pacific Coast
Towa State Grid Coach Resigns AMES
George Veenker Iowa State athletics director and head football coach resigns and names James J. Yeager as successor He will keep athletic director duties and head of physical education Veenker also announces the resignations of track coach Robert J Simpson and swimming coach M Daubert effective July 1 next year
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Ames. In
George Veenker
Iowa State College
James J. Yeager
Veenker
Robert J. Simpson
M. Daubert
Chelyan Forms Independent Basketball Team
Chelyan, Nov. 30. An independent basketball team organized at Chelyan under Bill Searls. The group will play other independent teams in the region and invites contact from teams seeking to schedule games.
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Chelyan
Bill Searls
Caive
Griffithsville All-Star Team Seeks Games This Season
Lincoln county All-Star basketball team organized again and seeks to schedule games with independent teams in the region. Teams wishing to arrange matches should write to Taylor Cremeans Griffithsville.
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Griffithsville
Lincoln County
Taylor Cremeans
Griffithrville
Prize Winners in a Single Game
A prize winners list shows scores 78 to 58 with players such as Keller and Martens. The fragment mentions names like Bowen and Walker and refers to a single game result.
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Breobens
Peor
Haresa
Mexcown
Lonitave
Xiroer Az Allen
sBiesvins
Sloe
Bowen
Jrokn Aye
Eames
Réwarde
Martens
Tense i
Welsup
Ri Fohnsen
Keller
Idnithens
Walker
Wreshty Prise
Atepnes
Bode Named Senior Scientist for Wildlife Crops
J. T. Bode is appointed senior scientist in the U S Department of Agriculture extension service to teach wildlife crop development and management to 3,000 county agents and state extensions. He will organize demonstrations and seek cooperation of agricultural specialists to restore wildlife on private lands and integrate it into land use.
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Washington
J. T. Bode
U. S. Department of Agriculture
American Wildlife Institute
Bode
Farmers of America
U.S. Bureau of Biological Survey
Rome Commissions
Department of Agriculture
Servier
Jap Is Victor In Cue Tourney
Kinney Matsuyama defeated Jay Bozeman 41 to 40 in 40 innings to take the second match of the world three cushion billiards tournament in Chicago. Matsuyama never trailed and posted a high run of five as Bozeman rallied in the 39th inning. Earlier Welker Cochran beat Fact Gnakoabsuph 40 to 30 in 31 innings.
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Chicago
Beteman
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Fact Gnakoabsuph
Cochran
Loolsubaugh
Gophers Retain No 1 in Final AP College Rankings 1936
New York Nov 30 Minnesota's Gophers hold the No 1 spot in the final AP national college football poll for 1936 with a decisive margin over Louisiana State. LSU and Alabama trade places behind Minnesota as Pittsburgh moves to third and Washington rises toward the top ten after the regular season ends.
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Alan Gould
New York
Minnesota
Gophers
America
Louisiana State
Deep South
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Alabama
Washington
Santa Clara
Six Day Bike Races On Again By Damon Runyon
Damon Runyon writes about New Yorks long running six day bicycle race tradition. The piece recalls the annual event first held at St. Goudens Garden in Madison Square and later at the new Garden, noting sports writers relive memories of the old Garden era.
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Damon Runyon
Universal Service
NIAMI
New York
New
York
Orst
St. Goudens
Diana
Madison Square
Aroused Narrowly Beats Rival to Open Charles Town Meet
Aroused owned by Mrs. HF Christmas of Upper Marlboro Md just missed the track record by one fifth of a second while winning the opening feature at Charles Town in 1 20 for six and a half furlongs. Enthusiasm led most of the race but Aroused surged clear in the home stretch to win by a neck. Buck Langhorne was third as 4 000 fans watched.
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Charles Town
Aroused
HF. Christmas
Upper Marlboro
Jockey Club
John Stay Whitney
Chrismias
Rough Party
Faust
Matuels
N. BD
Orsaneo
Wittekind
Jefferson
Dabby Browh
Itis Soupenn
Jenkin
Grnelone
Brown
Jack White
Moppyman
Jatinny McGrary
Jatinny King
United States
Race results snapshot with numerous unnamed horses and figures
A jumble of race results lists many horses, times, and purses, naming numerous jockeys and owners in a cluttered card. The feature includes multiple maiden and claiming categories, times around two minutes and under, and various distances from a mile to several miles across divisions.
Universal Consensua 1Hy Uniertent Sereler
Fragmented OCR text listing multiple names and terms with unclear context. The readable items include personal names such as Phyllis K and Peter and place-like strings, but the passage is heavily garbled and lacks a coherent event or narrative.
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Phyllis K
the Hillway
Peter Dy
Sperling Muudle
Pri@ Cabrhals
S—Baby Way
Shatier Frest
Ju Erand
Fear
Fie Mesn
Perere Jay
Liberty Gok
Aera Brubet
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Sir Mast
Gregor Sets Season High in Dowling Bowling Loop
Alex Gregor bowled for the Ad Men in The Gazette league at the Recreation Club yesterday afternoon and posted a three game score of 664, averaging 221. He rolled 226 204 and 234 in the three games to set a season high.
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Alex Gregor
Reiling
Ad Men
Recreation Club
Duke Devils Produce Historic Football Record
Duke University Blue Devils finish 1934 undefeated in 10 games with seven shutouts and 208 points scored while conceding 20. Captain Ace Parker leads rushing with 2361 yards limited by 143 yards lost. strong defense yields 735 opponent yards and 247 tackles behind the line.
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Durham
N.C
Duke University Blue Devils
Blue Devils
Tennessee
Vols
Wademen
Red Harp
Duke
North Carolina
Georgia
Une
Blue Devil
Tihe
Clarence
Ace) Parcker
Parker
Washington and Lee
Calspate
Baseball Heads Meet Trades Are Rumored
Washington reports summarize college football scoring quirks from the 1920s. The extra point, field goal and two-point safety shaped many upsets and deadlocks, influencing outcomes for Fordham, Marquette, Northwestern, Washington State, and others across 174 draws and notable results.
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Fordham
St. Mary's
Marquette
Creighton
Northwestern
Otto State
New York US
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Yale
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California
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Dukes
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Dartmouth
Trade winds swirl as baseball clubs seek swaps not cash
New York AP dispatch notes major and minor league owners plan lively player trades in Montreal, with focus on Bob Feller and possible moves for Yankees, Tigers, Red Sox, Cubs, and Giants. Clubs seek talent swaps while avoiding cash outlays amid pending free agent questions.
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New York
David Haram
Coney Island
Montreal
Sagacious
Bob Quinn
Boston Bees
Naboks
Bob Feller
Kenesaw M. Landis
Cleveland Indians
Feller
Princeton Coach Praises Kelley as Top All Star Choice
New York dispatch reports Princeton coach Fritz Crisler hails Yale star Larry Kelley as the finest end he has seen, saying Kelley could play both ends and would captivate as captain of any all star team. Crisler’s Call selections list Kelley and Holland ends, Keverklan and Camerer tackles, Ferrara and Gaffney guards, Ray center, Frank quarterback, Murray and Ingram halves, and Kurlish fullback. The Navy-Columbia game may shift to Annapolis next season.
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New York
Herbert (Fritz) Crisler
Princeton
Yale
Larry Kelley
Newark
Chunk Carney
Hiinoix
Benny Oosterbaan
Michigan
Crister
Lavery Ketley
Camerer
Dartmouth
Ferrara
Navy
Gaffney
Warvard
Ray
Frank
Murray
Pennsylvania
Ingram
Kurlish
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