Alabama Favorites Face Washington State in Coast Classic
Alabama favored 2 to 1 to win the Coast Classic against Washington State, with both teams boasting strong scoring totals. The article notes Alabama 247 points allowed 23 and Washington State 227 for 88, amid varying opinions on the outcome and mentions St Edward's high school contest as a backdrop to the open season.
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George Kirkley
United Press Star
Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
Washington Statebacker
Cougars
United
Alabanta
Washington State
Tach
Washington
Southern
California
Vanderbilt
Janeh Geers
Exper
Mel Hein
Jack Parotl
Fenthall Alley
Notre Dame
Caltarain
Babe Hol‘Hingberry
Wesblngtai Stata
Wallace Waite
Alabamna
Wade
Wouter
St. Edward's Fe
Titus High
Titusville
Pagpebial
Semsns
St. Edward's
Holti
Maloney
Miatela
Burkett
Kessex
Brigham
Nieao! Potuck
Neylon
Torm
le Queen GC
St Tittus
Tim
Niall
Halsick
Burns
Brady
Geio
Yill
Alabama Eleven Rules Favorite In Turbulent Sports Roundup
A sports page surveys football regulation debates and recent college and pro notes. It notes alums, upcoming Rose Bowl context, and opinions on preserving football rules, with mentions of Washington, California, Notre Dame, and Southern California. It also touches on coaching views and caddie industry shifts amid budget cuts.
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Alabama Eleven Rules
Roses
Pasadens
Down South
Washington
Tournament of Roses Sunes
California
Dame
Stanford
Ernie Nevers
Pittsburg
Washington State
Brown
Pennsley Receipts in November Decline
Philadelphia reports a November net weight of 3 277,727 dollars, down 2 018 851 from last year due to revenue declines in railway operations. The notes mention Tony O Donnell and a discussion of player lines, with references to professional leagues and potential team additions.
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Philadelphia
Weihway
Pennsylvania Reils
Aeroraigg
Iowa Honored by Big Ten Conference
Fragmentary report notes Iowa athletic figures and debates about conference recognition. Mentions Dean Willits and Shalpmam with references to awards, meetings, and possible conference sanctions or honors under the National Collegiate Athletic Association framework. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
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Chicago
Der
Big Ten
Psi
Dean d
Willits
Shalpmam
Wits
Nalionel
Ritz Five Triumphs Over Cambridge In Hard fought game
Ritz Five defeated Cambridge 87 to 20 in a tight Union Oil court battle. Barnes led Ritz with seven field goals as the visitors pulled away late after a deadlock at halftime.
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Tonite
Chaineldge
Union Oil Court
Finsh Peons
le Wapuiter
Stat
Barnes
Ritz
Syoriry
Sigh
Cayne Saird
Notre Dame All Stars Favored in West Coast Matchup
A former Notre Dame star, Gleam Harmestin, and ex-Raukne standout Phelas are noted in a West Coast preview. Washington and south region teams are mentioned as key contenders ahead of the clash.
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Notre Dame All Stars
Uyeuries
OB Angeles
Calif
Abura
Rayne Eney
Weatsstitt
Harmestin
Waltuek
de Raukne
Honk Andreson
Timny Phelas
Washington -Oume
Notre Datie
East and West Meet Tomorrow for Charity
San Francisco dispatch reports a charity benefit scrimmage between East and West football teams held today as a teaser for tomorrow's Shottins game. Notable players listed include Kitzmiller Koob Bausch Beckett Wilson Baker Bender Hurl Macaluso and Bako Whorlswartt among others.
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San Francisco
Autist Shottins
Company A Triumphs 36 31 Over Keystones In Armory Victory
Company A defeated the Keystones 36 to 31 at the State Armory in a close first half with a strong second half surge. Key players Kinney Fleming and Roberts led the scoring as Company A pulled away in the final quarters to secure the win.
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Company A
Keystones
Lss
Thea! State Armory
Icinney
Roberts
Lowes
Fleming
Lem
Gilson
Anew Spry
Malmey
Shjetila
Luetpa
Kinney
Wayne Rangers Set to Face A s Sunday in Big Showdown
The Wayne Rangers known as the Second Battalion five prepare to oppose the A squad Sunday afternoon in the regional contest for the guardsmen. Veterans Kelly and Carmannel lead a high scoring unit as Wayne seeks a strong showing after a four game stretch.
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Fulé
Craok Waysie Rangers
Battaion Five
Seconi Sunay
Coby
Fworks
Westfield
Wantshouse
Rangers
Lortue
Wayne Rangers
Kelly
Carmannel
Flyweights Set For Christmas Night Bout In New York
Frankie Genaro and Midget Wolgast prepare for a flyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden to decide the weight class king. The article notes public uncertainty over the true champion as both fighters boast speed power and experience.
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Wolgast
Genaro
York
Des
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Frankie Genro
Maison
Square Garden
Saint
Philadetpaian
Black Bill
Willie LaMorte
Genara
Palladelphia
New York
Terry Sets Pace in National Hitting
New York star Bill Terry wins the National League batting title with a .401 average, tops in runs and singles, and amasses 264 hits to set a league record. Philadelphia’s Chuck Klein also leads three departments. Chicago’s Hack Wilson ties for homers with big totals. Long list of league leaders and stats follows.
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United Press
New York
Bill ‘Terry
Chuck Klein
Philadelphia
Huck" Wilson
Chicago
National League
Batemien
Signot
Terry
Odeal
Klein
Philly
Bo. Witten
Dilistine
Hamem
Brody Ruth
Wilsor
Kiely
Adam Comorneky
Pilluburgi
Haven
Chyler
Taylor Douthit
St. Loui
Gators Add Three Games To Allegheny Schedule
Maudville December 26 Three contests added to Allegheny College basketball schedule after season card release. Opening vs Youngstown City College January 2 then West Virginia trip January 6 Glenville State January 6 de Mohler etc. Charity game January 8 at Erie against DeMolay Club.
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Youngstown City College
Evie
Maudville
Allegheny College
H. Paul Way
Buckhannon
West Virginia” Wesleyan
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Alligators
Erie
T Cily
Seatson
Sidinboro State Teachers’ Caley
Allsgueny
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State Armory
Henry Milemore
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SL Vincent's College
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Gators
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Newark
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Jor ‘Trippe
Rochester
Billy Holt
Canton
Negro
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Larry Kaufman
Mquippa
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Ambridge
Badis Guba
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