Trojans Favored In Rose Game After Notre Dame Wins
Southern California's sensations beat Notre Dame and Georgia to enter the Tournament of Roses on New Year’s Day in Pagadoni Gal against Taline, unbeaten champions of the south. Pacific coast teams have never beaten a southern eleven in Rose games since 1916. Rival captains and the Rose owl are pictured above.
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Top baseball stars named in Sporting News all star picks
The Sporting News named American League and National League standouts with 20 Baseball Writers Association members, highlighting Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig among Yankees and Athletics players. Details cover selections, unanimous picks, and historical context of prior similar honors.
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Auto Fatality Probe Near Delmont Affects Community
In Grensburg Pennsylvania an investigation is opened into a fatal crash on the William Penn highway near Delmont. The driver Mrs M Slacks Howe Jr of Johnstown Pa is released on her own recognizance pending further court action.
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Kearns Blocks Proposed Bout In Miami Ring
Chicago promoter Jack Kearns halts negotiations for a world heavyweight title bout between Max Schmeling and Mickey Walker set for Miami in February. Kearns demands the title be at stake and Chicago or Los Angeles as site, with MSG guarantees and Walker's agreed percentage. He cites Florida ban on title fights and notes Schmeling faces NBA pressure to defend before January 4.
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Tennis Stars Meet in Charity Match in Chicago
The charity tennis event at Chicago Stadium features Hleworth Vines, Pusalleka, Callenaslies, and George Lott in singles. A record $10,000 purse drives interest as Lott and Remstein, Wimbledon doubles champions, face Vines and Shields in the featured doubles.
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Sports editing shifts from scoring only to a world of metrics
A nostalgic piece in Today’s Sports Parade laments the expansion of sports journalism beyond baseball and football into figure skating yachting fox hunting and chess. It criticizes the influx of jargon scorecards and diagrams needed to explain modern games and urges clarity for readers.
North East squad to play North Hast Alumni on New Year night
Manager Chase of Company A five announces a 9 game series at the State Armory here on New Year’s night. A preliminary is set for 7 30 with the soldiers to oppose the North Hast combination at 8 30.
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Kiski Coach May Go to Princeton
Kiski Preparatory school football coach Dean Marks has reportedly been offered the Princeton post. Marks led Kiski’s eleven to an impressive season, with a strong freshman and prep school record. The team defeated Pitt Carnegie Tech and Wilson, among others, last season.
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Derby Dates Set Before Preakness at Churchill Downs
Louisville dispatch reports the Kentucky Derby will be run at Churchill Downs on May 7, a week before the Preakness. Churchill Downs’ meeting opens April 1 and closes May 1 with Derby as centerpiece. The Kentucky racing commission heard no requests for date changes and opposed any reduction in purses. executive director Col. Matef announced support for the current schedule. Also included are boxing and New York sports results from Chicago and other cities.
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Fragmented OCR sports tease from unknown university page
A garbled OCR item references a university football context with names and a payment amount. It mentions Meyeler, Piette, Westt bar, Opfelding, and a $4 figure, but the text is largely unreadable and unclear about any concrete event or outcome.
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University of Mipphate
Three volleyball and basketball games on tap at armory
At the State Armory tonight three league games are scheduled. Venturing into the first contest will be Company A and Aero Supply in volleyball, followed by a Class A basketball clash between the Ramblers and Company A. In Class II, Lark Lumber meets Corry Jamestown. Doors open at ten cents to cover rental costs, with additional matches planned later.
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Dutchmen Rally Past Titusville in Tight Clymer Tilt
The Clymer Flying Dutchmen surged in the Ani period after trailing by three quarters, edging the Titusville Seniors in a fast paced game. R Was sink led with ten points, Crist close behind, Thompson scored seven as high man for the Queen Guy quintet.
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Beavers Travel to Salamanca for New York State Clash
Corry's Beavers travel to Salamanca to face the Cattaraugus county quintet in a tough out-of-town game. Geno McCall plans to start Dax and Mountain at forwards with DeJoan at center and Thayer at guards as Salamanca, a strong sectional contender, provides a real test for the Orangy and Black. The Beavers also meet Brie Tecks on Junior High court Wednesday in their second game of the week.
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Gun Club Holds Rifle Practice
Miners of the Corry sud and out Club are urged to attend tonight's practice on First Avenue range. Plans for forming a team to represent the mm in the Worthwest Form Pennsylvania Bill League are discussed. The opening date is listed as January, with practice session details to follow.
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Bowlins Soares and Giants Football Scores Abruptly Listed
Fragmented OCR records show names like Bowlins Soares and Reed along with scores and player initials. The lines reference teams, positions, and numbers in a list-like score table, but readable context is sparse and several entries remain garbled.
Chuck Klein Is Slugging Star
Brilliant young Philadelphia outfielder Chuck Klein is the new National League slugging champion with an official average of .584. His rise followed steady improvement from 1920s efforts, finishing ahead of Rogers Hornsby and others despite the dead ball era. Hafey was batting champion with .569, Bottomley .634 and Terry .529. Pioneer Blacksmith Warren Obituary: George Folkman, born October 1, 1846 in Denmark, died at his Warren home after 65 years in town and nearly a half century in blacksmithing.
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Knights of Columbus Five to Meet Jamestown Five
The Knights of Columbus five will meet Jamestown on St Edward's court Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. The Ford A squads crack Jamestown team, highly recommended, with Turnbuckle and Raymond teams meeting in a preliminary contest.
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Wisconsin Badger Coach Resigns Amid Turmoil
Madison December reports Glenn F Thistlethwaite resigns after five years as University of Wisconsin football coach. Athletic director George Little also resigns, accepted by the university athletic council. Thistlethwaite cited publicity and a desire to aid future team reorganization as reasons.
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