Cain To Direct Alabama Attack In Rose Bowl Bid
Sophomore John Harry Cain will lead Alabama's offense in the Rose Bowl against Washington State. Coach Wallace Wade seeks a fullback and capable passer, with Cain regarded as a strong punter and versatile playmaker alongside veterans Pooley Hubert Red Barnes and Johnny Mack Brown. The 1930 Tide lineup emphasizes youth and depth, aiming for a balanced attack and solid backfield around Cain.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Pooley
Hubert Red Barnes
Ihway
John “Harry” Cain
Alabama
Washington State
Pasadena
Calif
Wallace Wade
Tony Holm
Wade
Cain
Sig-Nam
Bama
Grant Gillis
Bobby Dodd
Tennessee
Hubert
Johnny Mack Brown
Barnes
Buckler
Jones
Camp
Holmes
Perry
Hudson
Enis
Red Barnes
Ershel Caldwell
Red Brown
Chfe Taylor
Biggagler
Pearce
Seem Pickard
John Luther
Monk Campbell
Ralph McRight
Freddie Sington
Clements
Moore
Elmore
Miller
Howard
Eberdt
Eastern Stars To Depart Tonight For Shine Benefit Game
Twenty two Eastern and Big Ten University football stars under Coaches Kerr and Hanley depart for San Francisco to face Western stars in the Shine hospital benefit game December 27. Twelve Eastern players join ten from the Big Ten with a Northwestern practice at Dyche Stadium. The series has seen the Far West win three times and the East twice.
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Chicago
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
San Francisco
Shine Hospital
Big Ten
Dyche Stadium
Far West
Boxing results from London to Newark Monday night
Fights last night report a series of boxing outcomes across cities. Foreman and Cuthbert drew in London, Christner stopped Panka in Pittsburgh, O Kelly defeated Friedman in Boston, Fay defeated Hunt in Tulsa, Wise man and Mays won in Des Moines, Nichols outpointed Burns in Buffalo, Ramey beat Holaike in Rochester, Babe Herman stopped Leon in Miami, Dundee stopped Golden in Newark.
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Associated Press
London
England
al Foreman
Montreal
Que
Johnny Cuthbert
Drew
Pittsburgh
K. O. Christner
Akron
George Panka
Boston
Don O'Kelly
Ireland
al Friedman
Tulsa
Okla
al Fay
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Priceville Girls Defeat Falkville 24 to 17
The Priceville girls defeated the Falkville girls 24 to 17 on Saturday evening at Falkville. Star players were Miss Mattie Lou Bean for Priceville and Miss Summerford for Falkville with Tomlinson officiating as referee and Miss Miller as umpire.
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Priceville
Falkville Girls
Falkville
Miss Summerford
Mattie Lou Bean
Tomlinson
Miller
Wade Prepares Second Team For Pasadena Trip
Wade plans to finish training Thursday and take 35 players to Pasadena, arriving December 23 after a stop at Grand Canyon. The squad’s performance is seen as solid but not superior to Gillis in 1927 or Hubert in 1926. No practice during the journey.
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Tuscaloosa
Wade
Gillis
Hubert
Pasadena
Grand Canyon
Charity Game Talks In New York For Fund Drive
New York Chapter Knights of Columbus plans a December 27 charity game with northern college stars vs southern counterparts to push the fundraiser past a million dollars. Organizers face player alignment and venue issues amid potential late December weather and nebulous arrangements. Past four charity games raised 838 000 with Army Navy at 600 000 and Notre Dame all stars Giants 115 000 strong. Auditors recheck final Army Navy totals while estimates aim to exceed 600 000.
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New York
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Mayor’s Committee For the Relief of
Army
Navy
Notre Dame All Stars
New York Giants
New York University
Colgate
Fordham
Irish Start Mixed In Big Ten Basketball
Purdue defeated Notre Dame 34 to 22 at Lafayette marking the Big Ten's second win over the Irish this season. Northwestern routed Notre Dame 44 to 29 last week while Iowa fell 17 to 16 to Bley College, with the Hawkeyes relying on mostly sophomore players.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Notre Dame
Purdue
Lafayette
Northwestern
Irish
Iowa
Pennance
Hawkeyes
Bley College
Rudolph Wins Fifth Straight in World Pocket Billiards Tourney
Rudolph of Chicago edged Onofrio Lauri of New York 125 to 124 in 21 innings to stretch his lead to five straight victories in the world pocket-billiards championship. Ralph Greenleaf, defending champ from New York, is runner-up after trouncing Arthur Woods 125 to 24 in 18 innings and reasserting form.
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New York
Rudolph
Ralph Greenleaf
Chicago
New
Notre Dame Eleven Dominates Nation in 1930 Grid Rivalry
Alan Gould notes Notre Dame and the Rough Riders dominate the national scene with players from New York Philadelphia New Jersey and across the nation. He cites Carideo Kosky Conley Brill and O Connor as standout backs and centers praising Notre Dame’s cross country recruiting and strong defense against Army Northwestern SMU and others.
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Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Rough Riders
All-America Eleven
Marshall Duffield
Cougars 10 Reach Pasadena Early for Rose Bowl Prep
Washington State College coach E. Hollingbery shifts travel to depart Portland December 22 for Pasadena arriving December 24 to stage an early practice ahead of the January 1 Rose Bowl with Alabama. He plans two teams to study Alabama plays with officials named Evans Hutchins Powell and others.
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Pullman, Wash
E. Hollingberg
Washington State
California
Alabama
Pasadena
Cougars
Hollingberg
Portland
the Roses
Robert ‘Evans
Milikan College
H. T. Hutchins
Purdue
Sam Dolas
Oregon State
Walter Powell
Wisconsin
Orin E.hollingberg
Hutchins and
Powell
Wallace Wade
Wade
Hollingbery
Alabama Blocker Powers Ground Game Behind The Touchdowns
Sports writers note his vicious blocking has opened lanes for scoring runs by better known backs at Alabama. His crucial blocking work fuels the team’s offensive success and touchdown output this season.
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Bama
Dixie conference forms inside S I A A structure
The Dixie conference forms within the S I A A with Centre College Howard Mercer Spring Hill University of Chattanooga Southwestern Millsaps and Mississippi College invited for closer ties. Dean G W Mead of Birmingham Southern elected president. officers include W O Swan J W Causey C B Wray and Mike Donahue.
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Howard
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Birmingham
Mercer
Macon
Springhill
Mobile
Ala
University of Chattanooga
Southwestern
Memphis
Millsaps At
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Miss
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Clinton
Sequence
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Mississippi
Dean G. W. Mead
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Atlantic Seaboard
Florida
Carolinas
Dean Mead
W. O. Swan
J. W. Causey
Howard College
C. B. Wray
Mike Donahue
Springhall
Montgomery May Get Auburn Game
Professor C L Hare chairman of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute athletics committee and Southern Conference president said negotiations were under way to move the 1931 Thanksgiving game with North Carolina to Montgomery. The two teams signed a two year agreement and the first game was in Columbus Georgia, the next in Columbia DC, but Hare believed the Gamecocks would consent to Montgomery as the site.
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Ala
C. L. Hare
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Southern Conference
Montgomery
Acon Carolina
Columbus Ga
Columbia
D. C
Hare
Gamecocks
Cubs Find Already Have First Sucker
Chicago reports Vincent Barton a 22 year old prospect bought from Baltimore last summer as an outfielder. Officials consider converting him to first base to understudy Charlie Grimm and George Kelly after failing to land Jim Bottomley.
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Chicago
Cubs
Baltimore
Althose
Vincent Barton
Jim Bottomley
St. Louis Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
William L. Veeck
Barton
Orioles
Hornsby
Charlie Grimm
George Kelly
South Carolina to Get 1931 Schedule Announcement
Coach Chet Wynne will announce the 1931 schedule this Saturday, alongside additional news for South Carolina. Readers can still browse the Classified Christmas gift columns for desirable selections.
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South Carolina
Chet Wynne
One Motto Guides S I A A President Dr Provine
One motto used by S I A A president Dr Provine guides his long career as educator chemist and athlete. Born in Calhoun county Mississippi he graduated at the University of Mississippi and earned a Ph D in chemistry in Germany in 1882. For 38 years he served Mississippi College Clinton and for 21 years has been its president. Since 1923 he has led the S I A A.
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Mississippi College
Clinton, Miss
S.1. AA
McRight Praised as Tide’s Unknown Soldier Ahead of Rose Bowl
Lawrence County’s Ralph McRight, a key block and tackle backfield member for Alabama, earns high praise as the Crimson Tide readies for its third Rose Bowl bid. He’s dubbed the Unknown Soldier for his sterling play and steady contributions.
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Crimson Tide
Ralph McRight
Lawrence County
Alabama
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