Spir's Defeat Shocks East Clymer Quintet
In a surprising college football result Southern California routed Pitt 47 to 14 at Rose Bowl, setting a new Pitt scoring record against Bullists. The Sun, era chronicled by Post Gazette sports writer Harvey J. Boyle notes Pitt’s rough day and praises the coast team while detailing other local athletic notes and boxing results.
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Rose Bowl
Ethic
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Far West
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Lee
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Panthers
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Rum
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Post Gazette
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Lafayette
Sutherland
Pean
Érun
Pitt
Nebraska
Virginia
Carnegie Tech
Pop Warter
Syracuse
California
Aganst Patt
Trojans
Ygainst Pitt
High Tossers Tackle Strong Alumni Tonight in Beavers Tilt
Beavers face a storied Alumni lineup in a junior high clash at 8 20 p m with Peach McCalls proteges counting on a fast attack to pierce the grads defense. The alumni boast former high school standouts Skinner brothers George Curtis Miller Shoop but are ineligible for some players. Titusville visit last week rattled scholastics, while Corry Jamestown opens with a 7 30 prelim.
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Ue High
Beavers
Ughiningrtike
Jaddymocks
Bf Yesteryear
Skinner Brothers
George Curtis
Miller Shoop
Wilson
Brown
Shavers
Casler
Orange
The
Scholastica
Titusville
City Boys
le Varsity
Litte
Jnre-Diape
Corry-Jamestown
Last Night Fight Results Across Cities
Reports from Cincinnati Buffalo and Marseille describe recent boxing results including Preddy Miller defeating Willie Michel in Cincinnati, Tommy Paul beating Johnby Datto in Buffalo, and Wroels Thalia Oyweight knocking out Georges Mack in Marseille. Fans reacted violently, threatening fighters and officials after the bout.
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Cincinnati
Preddy, Miller
Incinnati
Willie ‘Michel
Belgium
Buppalo
Tommy
Paul
Buffalo
Johnby Datto
Marseilles
France
Clymer Flying Dutchmen defeat Company A five in Corry
Clymer's Flying Dutchmen beat the Company A five 32 to 25 in a hard fought Industrial League clash. The Dutchmen used a final period burst of speed to pull away as guardsmen struggled for shots amid tight defense. Neckers limited Pitts while the Dutchmen built a cohesive, fast offense to seal the win before a large local crowd.
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Max Hocnes
Clymer
Tn Biskel
The
Cellos
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Allie
Corry
Jist
Viegan
Neckers
Byoncuse University
Art Pills
Keystone
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Pitts
Seduic McCall
Southern Cats
Fornia
Joel Sutherland
Min- Panther
Watkins
Hye
Hasterners
C. Legters Hollywood
California
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ClyMier
U. B.C
Pitt
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Batrager
Denchess
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Baker
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Hoteles Sj
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Shaver
Crus Pamkingen
Yowkse
Scorchy
Ety
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Inability to Cope With Forward Passing of Trojans Swamps Pitt
Easterners are given decisive beating, 47 to 14, as Southern California overwhelms University of Pittsburgh with a prolific aerial attack. Pitt's backfield misfired while USC's Saunders and receivers Edelson, Pinckett, Wilcox struck repeatedly. The Rose Bowl clash ended with USC's offense dominating and Pitt unable to stop the forward pass, forcing a lopsided New Year’s Day result.
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Calif
University of Pittsburgh
University of Southern California
Pitt
Panthers
Southern California
Trojans
Vansa
Parkinson
Walthens
Baker
Donchess
Mid West All Stars Top Texas Southwestern in New Year Game
A contingent of mid west all stars led by Pest Welch of Purdue defeated the Southwestern conference proteges 22 to 12 before 15,000 at the New Year game sponsored by the Scottish Rite hospital. Welch opened scoring in the second period with help from Resholtz Wisconsin Phar ms Minnesota and Wolgast Illinois. Southern stars relied on aerial attack as their best performer Howard Grubbs of Texas Christian University completed nine straight passes, a likely record.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Middle West
Pest” Welch
Purdue University
Southwestern
Mid-West
dinmiy"Prietan
Ray Morrison
Scotish Rite Hospital
Texas
Welch
Resholtz
Wisconsin
Pharms
Minnesota
Wolgast
Ilinoi
Southern Stars
Howard Grubbs
Christan University
Illinoiscoach replies on ten day charges debate
Illinois football coach Zuppke rejects Day proposal for amateurizing college athletics and eliminating gate receipts. He argues big crowds may be useful and that life will solve abuses as people seek other sports. Kennedy defends current coaches against the recommendation.
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Frank P. Day
Union College
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Robert ©. Zupplee
Illnois
United Press Today
Carnegie Foundation
Day
Zuppke
Calleus
Thas
Zappke
Ar Jamsteur
Boad Wifc Jg
Colege Athlntic
Charles W. Kennedy
Palmer Merny
Shires Cancels Entire Show In Detroit
Arthur Shires postponed a boxing card citing overtraining and illness leading to the cancellation of the entire show. The event, billed as a preliminary bout with Battling Battallino, was blocked by the Michigan boxing commission. A tour of future fights was outlined, with appearances listed through January 21 in various cities.
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Uanton
George Cook
Avstalin
Cought
Prankie Wing
Montana
Cook
Wine
Gio Griuh
Barberton
Atex Sims
Canton
Jackie Choz
Jum
Gasiton
Timiiy Wood
Uniontown
Vna Fir
Preinginary
Syracuse
Michigan State
Gonrxtiows
WY. U
Yale
Holy Cras
Pittshoyah Marquelte
Tiakots
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Arthur “Whataman
Shires
Chris Battalino
Michigan Boxing Commission
White Sox
Windop
Jrown
Johnny Law Tank Winner at Y M C A Aquatic Carnival
Johnny Law Tank wins the 220 yard senior event and Brib Bay the junior title at the annual aquatic carnival at the Y M C A. Law clocked 11.15.2 to beat Cross by three feet. Lindberg of Carnegie Library Pittsburgh took third. In the junior, Wenck won in 2:08 with Lenden second at 2:31.2 and Vargo third. Weber of the Erie branch Pitt was fourth at 2:42.
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Law Sdetr Ross
Russell Lindberg
Carnegie Library Lab
Pittsburgh
Choc Ko
Wenck
Lendden
Duquesne Eauly
Vargo
Homestead Club
Ralph Weber
Erie
University of Pittsburgh
Saunders Play lauded by former Alabama star
Johnny Mack Brown former Alabama football star writes for United Press about Saunders, a Southern California quarterback, delivering a standout performance in a Pasadena Rush Bowl game. Pittsburgh, Montgomery, and other cities watched as Saunders missed a sure touchdown, then led a sweeping Trojan victory with a series of brilliant plays.
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Rusty” Saunders
Southern California
Panthers
George H. Beale
United Press
Twonora Noles
Johnny Mack Brown
University of Alabama
HO AgWwe
Brown
University For Washington
Rusty New Mrap
United Probe
Pasadena
Ree Saunders
Southern
California
Terbacn
Watt
Amiie
Alex Auperican
Pitteburgh
Montgomery
Den
Stom
Pittsburgh
uMutgonery
Uon
Chess
Parkinton
Manan
Saunders
Ot Pilla
Usnéa
Jonjerum
Mae
Pitt
Rhudders
East to Victory in Frisco Game Led by Notre Dame Star
San Francisco January 2 The East defeated the West 19 to 7 in the Shrine charity game played here yesterday before about 40 000 spectators. Notre Dame guard Knute Rockne headed the East stars with touchdowns by Glasgow Tow and Booma and a pass connection Peters to Booma. Sloan of Nebraska scored the West’s lone touchdown in mid third quarter. The benefit game supports Shrine Hospital for crippled children and marks the fifth annual East West all star clash.
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San Francisco
Hasern
Jack Carnibn
Notre Dame
Iby
Pacific Slope
Bill Glasgow
al Tow
Hal Booma
Dartmouth
Ieleies Iby
Frosty" Peters
Peters
Glasgow
Sloan
Nebraska
Shrine Hospital
Canadiens Lead in Hockey as Bruins Tie Legends
Canadiens top the International group with a 4 to 2 win over the Maroons amid violent play that hobbled Montreal’s drive. Boston Bruins extend a record pace, winning their eleventh straight and ranking 16 of 18 to reach 32 points, while Chicago and Montreal fought to a 2–2 tie in a tense contest.
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National Hockey
Chicago
Blackhawks
Stanadiens Pf
Jones Defeats Angelo in New Year Bout Showdown
Willamy Jones of Akron wins a ten round feature in Philadelphia over Billy Angelo of Lesperville after a hard fought battle. Jones’s reach and aggression carried the decision as Angelo fought valiantly trading heavy punches. The card featured a mix of bouts with notable performances and multiple contenders in the ring.
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Philadelphia
Willamy ‘Gorlila" Jones
Akron
Wis
Billy Apegelo
Lesperville
Nantes
Santince
Lemay
Tomui Scusttel
Angelo
Ange
Akron Negra
Chalymsm
Sammy Butter
Ni ‘Fook
Gene Moretti
Baker
National Advertis WROD and Soviet relations text fragment
A fragmented OCR passage blends advertising rates with disjointed notes on Soviet relations, frontier tensions, and pact mood. It references Abe Ne, Chiang Kai-shek, and a shifting peace climate, then shifts to remarks by Gov Dan Gent Hoover and U.S. highway funding. The excerpt lacks coherent narrative and cohesive facts.
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Questi
Abe Neer
Chiang Kai
Dan Gent Hoover
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