Southern Methodist Upset By Stanford 7 0 Today
Odd Rose Bowl outcome prompts national doubt as SMU Mustangs unable to stop Stanford Trojans. Report notes strong Stanford play by Moseby Muller Rouble and Topping, while Kane winter resort plans and local ice carnival events are also discussed along with regional sports updates.
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Stanford Downs SMU in Rose Bowl Showdown Battle
In Pasadena on January 2, Stanford roared past Southern Methodist 3?2, paced by Bill Paulman’s 70 yard kickoff and a series of key plays. Jim Moscrip and Bones Hamilton connected on a 20 yard pass, while Bobby Wilson’s defense stifled SMU’s efforts, ending the Mustangs’ long unbeaten string.
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United Press
Asadena
Calif
Ren Boys
Stanford University
Southern Methodist
Stanford
Texas
Cardinals
Nvbies
Shinmi
Alabama
Columbia
Methodists
Bill Paulman
Jim Moscrip
Bob Fintey
Jimmy Comas
Mustang
Robert
Bones) Hamilton
Coffis
Paulman
Monk Miserly
Southern Methodists
Johnny Sprague
Grayson
Finley
Hobby Wilson
Wilson
Harry Shuford
Shuford
Wes Muller
Muller
Dickinson
Bobby Wilson
Moscrip
Weith
Glenn
Pop) Warner
Robert Zuppke
Gorilla Jones Wins Comeback Knockout In Milwaukee
Gorilla Jones of Akron University, former middleweight champion, floored Tait Littman Milwaukee in the first round to start a comeback campaign. The Gorilla dominated early with an eight count and finished with a straight right. Also listed are scattered football scores including Stanford versus SMU and Texas Christian versus Louisiana State.
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Akron U
Hilo
Tait Littman Milwaukes
Milwaukee
Joe Louis
PA Shorts in Sports Preview From Pennsylvania
PA Shorts reports in brisk, name rich notes from Philadelphia to Shenandoah. James Emory Foxx discusses a forthcoming Yawkey contract talk with Boston Red Sox, Terry Risko defends his middleweight title in Newark, and Ernie Dusek faces Chris Little Wolf at the Philadelphia Arena. High school Canaries defend their title while Tamaqua challenges, and a Penn track of 1933 stars is noted along with possible Lafayette coaching changes.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
James Emory Foxx
Boston Ref Sox
Tom Yawkey
Jimmy Revealuil
Yawkey
Lo Philadelpha
Conne Mack
Hie
Shenandoah
Young Terry
Holdie Risk
Rist
Keystone State Boxing Commission
Newark
Laurel Gardens
Terry
Risko
Trenton
N. J
Ernie Dusek
Chist
Little Wolf
Philadelphia Arena
Allentown
Canaries
Tamaqua
Willie Pir
George Griffith
Hazleton
Penn
Scholastic Association
Henry Picard
Hershey
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Johnny Revolta
United States
Wesley Fesler
Ohio State
Ane
Harvard
Lafayette U
Charley Berry
Charley Soleau
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Pretzels Peto
Col. B. R. Bradley
McAnse
Miller Drops Verdict in Non-Title Fight
Preddy Miller, world featherweight champion, lost a press decision to Rodolfo Casanova of Mexico in a 10 round non title bout in Washington D C. Casanova won seven rounds and scored a knockdown in the eighth. Miller rallied late but could not overcome the points disparity. Both weighed in overweight with Miller at 125 pounds and Casanova at 180.
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N. B.A
Rodolfo Casanova
Mexico
D. C
Corryites
Wroda
Miller
Casanova
Tie Gives Hershey Lead In League Brawl
United Press reports a 0-0 tie between Hershey and Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets that pushed the Hershey team ahead in the Eastern Amateur Hockey League. Brimsek starred for Pittsburgh with 41 saves. Tutimore and Blang contributed 28 and 4 shots respectively, as both teams battled through a tight defensive game.
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Hershey
Orghey B'Ara
The
Pitts Pungh Yellow Jackets
Tee Palace
Ate
Astern
Brimsek
Jackets
Tutlmore
Biang
East-Netts first win in four years in shrine game
ILATE RALLY BY EAST NETS FIRST WIN IN 4 YEARS as East defeats West 19 to 4 in the Shrine Hast West charity game in San Francisco. Johnny Sylvester of Rice Institute sparked a 3–0 lead with a 15 yard field goal, while Don Irwin of Colgate and Gomer Jones of Ohio State key plays helped seal the upset. Spectators noted strong defense from Alabama’s Riley Smith and Clio State’s Dick Heekin, with standout performances from Frank Loebs and Dick Smith.
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SAN
Johnny Sylvester
Smith
Paul
Paule
Don Irwin
Colgate
Hu Smith
Tryin
Tackle
Gomer Jones
Ohio State
Riley Smith
Alabama
Tidie ‘Crayne
Dick Heekin
Clio State
Prank Loebs
Purducent
Big Dick Smith
Minnesota
Herrera Drops Close Battle to Locatelli
Cleto Locatelli defeated Tony Herrera by decision in a 10 round lightweight bout at North Side Arena Pittsburgh. Referee Red Robinson sided with Locatelli after two judges disagreed a split draw loomed. Other results listed include Simmons over Rhodes and Miller over Ruffner with several knockouts and decisions in Pittsburgh.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Cleto Locatelli
Tony Herrera
North Side Arena
Obatelli
Tony Canzoneri
America
Herrera
Red Robinson
Locatelli
Pretty Simmons
Rhodes
Ly Miller
Barney Ruffner
CHW
Banks
Pittsburg
Ralph Gitty
Donora
Celtics Down Sharon Buhl Club Five 32 23
New York Celtics, former world champion progressional basketball titleholders, defeated the Sharon Buhl club in Sharon Tuesday night 32 to 23. Birch and Hickey led with 12 points each, Lanchick 7, Herlihy and Dehnert contributed, while other players saw limited action.
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Sharon Buhl
New York Celtics
Sharon
Birch
Hickey
Lanchick
Herlihy
Dehnert
Pro Champs Down All Star Team 33-0
Denver on January 2 The Detroit Lions, national champions, routed an all star team from seven other clubs with an 83 to 0 triumph here yesterday.
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Detroit Lions
Catholic U Tops Ole Miss In Orange Bowl Thriller
Catholic University of Washington routed the University of Mississippi 20 to 19 in the second annual Orange Bowl battle. Ole Miss, sparked by Ray Hapes, rallied late after a stalled conversion, with Baumstein to Pooly connecting on two long passes before time ran out.
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Catholic University of Washington
D. C
University of Mississippi
Ray Hapes
Ole! Miss
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Bernard
Mississippi
Baumstein
Pooly
Fiehardaon
Cimeack
Hadelt
Ole Miss
Gun Team Rosters to be Set at Club Meeting
Eight teams in the Rod and Gun Club Rite League will have rosters selected at a club meeting this evening. Lineups have been revised to ensure even chances at the title. Competition is slated to begin January 18 with four matches weekly at the club range on South Street. Tomorrow night members meet to plan the year and elect officers as the club anticipates over fifty new members.
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State Gems Commission expands hunting lands and refuges
Harrisburg Jan 2 The State Gems Commission reports 27 899 acres added to game lands since 1920 bringing total to 490 068 acres with about 30 000 more acres titles issued. Thirteen new refuges were created including one at Py matuning Dam in Grayford County for migratory birds. A total of 192 refuges now cover 192 499 acres. CCC crews built fire roads planted food and built a forty acre dam on State game lands No 56 Bucks County. 1200 pounds and twenty bushels of aquatic plants were planted at the Pumatuning Dam refuge to aid migratory birds.
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Harrisburg
State Gems Commission
Pymatuning
Grayford
Bucks County
CCC
Pumatunig
Crawford County
Aggies and Cowboys Battle In 14 14 Tie In Sam Bowl
In El Paso Texas the New Mexico Aggies and Hardin-Simmons Cowboys played to a 14 14 tie in the Sam Bowl yesterday. The Texans scored in the second and third periods, the Aggies in the third and fourth.
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United Press
Paso
Tex
New Mexico Aggies
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys
Texans
Aggies
Gambling Baugh Loses Then Wins Great Battle
George Kirkley reports in New Grumans on June 2 about Texas Christian University's Sammy Baugh in the Sugar Bowl classic against Louisiana State. Baugh, once cornered by LSU rushers, recovered after a safety, then orchestrated a key drive with a 8 yard pass to Walls setting up a field goal and a late surge for TCUs victory.
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Manton
Horned Frogs
Louisiana State
Baugh
George Kirkley
United Press
NEW Grumans
Hie
Texan Christian
Vietary
Sammy Baugh
Dri Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Gridiron
West
Crowl
Louisiana
Jimmy Lawrence
Hallfonek
Walls
Lu G
Hare
Taldon
Tilly Manton
Kit Klein Wins Skating Title in Middle Atlantic Meet
Kib suein, a well known figure at Lakewood exhibitions, captured the women's middle Atlantic title at Newburg New York yesterday. Klein won all three events the 220 440 and 280 by wide margins. Leo Preisinger a 1 year old from Chicago claimed the men's speed skating title at the meet. Classified ads will move that tized furniture adv
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Tame Puwwe Wena Akater
Lakewood
Middle Atlantic
Newburg
N. Y
Miss Klein
Leo Preisinger
Chicago
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