Trojans Close Year in Rose Bowl Victory Report
United Press notes alumni basketball action as Ron Crill leads Klein and others in close year end Rose Bowl coverage. Records show Klein slugging .646 with 194 games and 187 RBIs while Jim Terry’s century old mark is touched via 1824 to 1929 ranges. Phillies lead in slugging and runs, while Brooklyn and Pittsburgh pitchers are highlighted for strikeouts and hit-by-pitches respectively.
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Early Doping Noted as USC and Pitt Favored None
George H. Beale reports that preseason experts wildly underrated Southern California and Pittsburgh. USC faced injuries and a green lineup yet won the Pac Coast title and chased Notre Dame in a Rose Bowl bid. Pitt also endured a tough schedule with losses and a rebuilding roster, training in Tucson ahead of the big game.
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Ritz Five Readies Exhibition Opponent Monday Night
Ritz Five from Union City will meet White’s Buffalo All-Stars in an exhibition game at the State Armory Monday evening. The Union City five features Reno Strand and “RX” Maury, both former members of the House of David squad, among their strongest players.
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Grads 10 Host Company A In Holiday Basketball Clash
In San Antonio text notes the Grads 10 from Highs¢ffu! Assinint five aim to rebound after seventh win, facing Company A at 4:20 tonight. Absent star Quinn out for the home quintet, but a deep roster including Pauleod Bachomer Dejean and Hovdy promises a stronger attack. Company A, erratic this season, hopes to upset the stronger early lead as the unknowns led by Williams and the Sidi brothers prepare for a prelim.
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Ten-Second Rule Debate Sparks Trojan Win Outlook
Earth predicts Southern California to beat Pittsburgh as debate over the ten second rule unsettles major college play. Analysts question feasibility, stall tactics, and impact on scoring while coaches eye changes and possible adjustments across leagues.
Okeson May Be New Chairman Of Grid Rules Body
Walter Okeson, treasurer of Lehigh University, is nominated for chairman of the NCAA football rules committee. Langford remains secretary as the nomination committee prefers Okeson, tied to eastern football circles, and supported by Hall’s widow. Election at the NCAA two day meeting could name a one year term, with reappointment possible.
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Boxers feud fuels plan for Dempsey Schmeling bout
Henry McLemore reports boxing buzz from New York about Jack Sharkey calling Schmeling a quitter and Joe Jacobs pushing Madison Square Garden to stage the Dempsey versus Baer era clash. Dempsey backs Jacobs while threats and rival schemes wind through a sprawling, rumor-filled exchange.
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Rudolph Widens Lead Over Cue Champion
New York report notes Irwin Rae Delph blocking Ralph Greenfoot three times in a special pocket billiard exhibit. Delph takes a 1,000 to 0 lead after winning blocks and later pursues wins across innings with scores 125 to 11, 125 to 103, and 125 to 5. Greenfoot is the national champion.
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Paul Pounds Out Decision Over Labarba
In Chicago's stadium bout Tommy Paul of Buta NY won a 10 round decision over California’s Labarba in a non-title featherweight match. Paul dominated early and held the edge on the United Press scorecard as Barba faded.
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Junior Champion Scores Second Victory in Pool Tourney
New York December report shows Robert Moore of Grand Rapids wins his second match defeating Monty Auerback of New York 75 to 14 in 14 innings. Arthur dies of Brooklyn leads, Nick Oliva of Chicago takes third game, while Joseph Balsis of Minersville and Wright from Brooklyn win other close bouts in a dense junior pocket billiards tournament update.
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180 Compete in Miami Open Nine
The Miami Open opens with a field of 180 golfers at the Municipal Park course. Prominent entrants include Gene Lars en Walter Hagen Billy Guise Thnny Gait SA Donny Shute Joe Turnest Willie Klein Henry Cinciathc Srady Eddie Willamis and many others as the field tees off today.
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