Alabama Triumph Over Stanford In New Year Rivals Showdown
Alabama defeated Stanford 29 13 in a high energy New Year intersectional clash. Howell dazzled with 117 rushing yards and 12 passes completed, Hutson scored twice, and Demyanovich and Grayson added key plays as the Tide pulled away late.
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Bobby Grayson
Stanford
Howell
Don Hutton
Red Regiment
Stange
Joe Demyanovich
Bama
Keith Grayson
Frank Alustiza
Hutson
Jim Angelich
Paul Bryant
Sta
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Invaders
Dixie
Joe Riley
Buck van Dellen
Alabama
Whatley
Marr
Francis
Morrow
Lee
Bryant
Smith
Angelich
Demyanovich
Moncrip
Adams
Muller
Rouble
Callaway
Top Ping
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van Dellen
Hamilton
Grayson
West All Stars Clinch Ninth East West Classic Victory
In San Francisco on January 2 a West squad coached by Babe Hollingberry and Percy Lacey beat the East 19 to 13 for their seventh win in ten East West Classics. Jim Barber of San Francisco University scored on a 23 yard return after Munjas blocked kick.
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San Francisco
Babe” Hollingberry
Percy Lacey
Jim Barber
San Francisco University
Munjas
Montgomery Officials Visit on Education Business
In Montgomery Prof. George T. Woodruff head of education and Jungay superintendent of county schools are on official business today, visiting to review county education matters.
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George T. Woodruff
Weeten
Jungay
Montgomery
Joe and Freddie to headline Decatur wrestling card
Chris Jordan announced in Decatur that Joe Gunther and Freddie Knichel will appear on next week's card. Gunther faces Benny Bolt and Knichel fights Tommie Tassos, giving local fans four popular stars. Legion officials predict one of the biggest crowds in months.
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Chris Jordan
Decatur
Joe Gunther
Freddie Knichel
Gunther
Benny Bolt
Knichel
Tommie Tassos
Legion
Born on this day they bear a lively home rule
A lighthearted birth day note describes persons born on this date as not dictatorial but owning their way at home with rollicking good humor and a strong sense of personal style.
Auburn Tigers Battle Soldiers in New Year Match
Auburn faces the Second Battalion of the 29th Infantry from Fort Benning at Fort Benning in a return game after beating the Doughboys 37-24 at Auburn in December. Lanett visits Auburn before a tough college slate, while coach Ralph Jordan drills his squad for key early opponents including South Carolina, Sewanee, Vanderbilt, and Georgia Tech.
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Lanett
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Sewanee
Vanderbilt
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Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Georgia Tech
Carolina Gamecocks
Columbia
Plains
Bengals
Ralph Jordan
Cleve Brown
Joel Eaves
Brown
Eaves
Dixie
George Trange
Chief McCroskey
Bill Clark
Joe Bob Mitchell
Cornelius King
George Quinney
Country Barnes
Frank Sindler
King
Mitchell
Six Tidesters to join the Cage Squad
Six members of the Alabama football squad will be missing when the team returns to Tuscaloosa after its 29 to 13 win over Stanford. They will join the cagesters in New Orleans to play Tulane this weekend. The players are James Whatley tackle Jim Walker end Ben McLeod halfback Red Kellar end Charles Stapp halfback and Roy White halfback.
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Calif
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Stanford
Stanford Team Gets Praise From Thomas
Alabama head coach Frank Thomas lauds Stanford after a 29 to 13 Rose Bowl victory praising Monk Monscrip and Bobby Grayson. He notes Alabama’s passing attack was dominant, but Stanford’s defense and running game posed tough challenges and the teams may meet again.
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Alabama
Pagadena
Calif
Tanford
Monk Monscrip
Bobby Grayson
Tiny Thornhill
Stanford
Tiny
Dixie Howell
George Gipp
Grayson
Hamilton
van Dellen
Jones Pleads Not Guilty in Double Murder Case
In Fincastle Virginia a negro, Philip Jones, pleads not guilty to the murders of two white girls, Alice Hill 11 and Ellen Hill 9, and a criminal assault. The courtroom was cleared and guarded. Jones hobbled in on a chair with a leg wound reportedly from a prior shooting. Defense attorney T Warren Messick plans a swift trial based on sanitations with six witnesses, all relatives.
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Fincastle
Philip Jones
Alice Hill
Ellen Hill
T. Warren Messick
Jones
W. T. McKee Returns to Montgomery After Visit
W. T. McKee has returned to Montgomery following a visit to friends here.
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W. T. McKee
Montgomery
Dillman Tas Tos Win Great Bouts At Martin Arena
Wrestling fans last evening saw Joe Dillman defeat Max Glover in the main event while Tommy Tassos and Ralph Smith wrestled to a one hour draw in the opener. The Smith Tassos bout featured rapid exchanges and a new hold called the giant swing before Tassos won after 15 minutes. Dillman dominated Glover, winning the final fall after six minutes forty seconds following a surfboard hold.
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Martin Arena
Joe Dillman
Max Glover
Tommy Tassos
Ralph Smith
Smith-Tassos
Smith
Tassos
Dillman
Joe
Max
Mallory
Michigan
Glover
Gilbert Hunt Named National Junior Indoor Champion
No. 1 seed Gilbert Hunt of Washington DC and MIT defeated Alfred Jarvis Jr. of Jackley School New York 5-7 6-3 7-5 6-4 to win the national junior indoor singles title, taking over the crowd left by Frankie Parker in the final yesterday.
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New York
Gilbert Hunt
Washington, D. C
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Frankie Parker
Hunt
Alfred Jarvis, Jr
Jackley School
N. Y
Amateur Star to Sign With Browns
Norman Warner an 18 year old from Memphis will sign a contract with the S J Louis Browns this week after starring for the state champion Memphis American Legion junior baseball team of 1933. He played last season as an outfielder.
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Tenn
Norman Warner
Memphis American Legion
S J. Louis Browns
Warner
MeLane
Miami Without An Alibi For Defeat
The Bucknell Thundering Herd overwhelmed Miami 26 to 0 at the Orange Bowl. Miami earned only three first downs and failed to cross midfield as the Hurricanes were outmatched in a sunlit intersectional game watched by about 5,000.
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Fla
University of Miami
Bucknell University
Bisons
Hurricanes
Traditional Magic Makes 3 Days But 1
Washington dispatch describes a congressional maneuver as the 74th Congress opens. The House and Senate will recess on tomorrow and Friday, skipping Saturday and Sunday, so the budget message arrives on the first legislative day. Burns of Tennessee predicted the plan and will be speaker designate.
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Congress
House
Rep. Burns
Tennessee
Senate
Earl T. Compton Named AAAS President at Pittsburgh Convention
Dr. Earl T. Compton, head of MIT and chair of Roosevelt's science advisory board, was elected president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science at the Pittsburgh convention.
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Earl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Roosevelt
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Pittsburgh
Sugar Bowl Thriller Delights New Orleans Crowd
In New Orleans Temple loses 30 to 14 to Tulane in the Sugar Bowl inaugural classic. Stars Smukler and Simons led Temple and Tulane respectively with key touchdowns and late defense by Tulane preserved the upset. Temple coach Warner called it a tough break while Tulane coach Cox praised his team.
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Dave Smukler
Tulane
Philadelphia
Barnet Mintz
Stanley Gurzynski
Smukler
Daniel Testa
Stanley Rodrigues
Fasanars
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Met
Simons
Barney Mintz
Bucky Bryan
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Hardy
A . Mintz
Minth
Ham Mowrey
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Mintz
Clemency Fight for Lea Planned in Raleigh
Reports from Raleigh indicate a move to seek executive clemency for Colonel Luke Lea former U S Senator now imprisoned. News accounts suggest clemency will be sought early in the year. Lea was sentenced to six to ten years for violating North Carolina banking laws tied to the Central Bank and Trust Company of Asheville.
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N. C
Luke Lea
United States
Central Bank and Trust Pany
Asheville
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