Southern Methodist Accepts Stanford Rose Bowl Bid
Southern Methodist University accepted Stanford's invitation to play in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day in Pasadena. Stanford officials confirmed the bid after SMU defeated Texas Christian University to clinch the Southwest Conference title and place as Stanford’s Rose Bowl opponent.
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PACE
Cofham Eagle
Southern Methodist
Stanford
Stanford University
Calli
Southern Methodies
Hidizon
South ‘West
Pasadena
Mustangs
Boutham Methodist
Muntange
Nick D.spatchy
Claude “Tiny” Thornhill
Gtanford
Rose Howl
Anderson
Princeton
Charmpion
Cedt
Minnesota
Mid-West
Rose Rowl
Usteementa
Texas
Southern Methodiat
M. U
Southern California
Atrong
U. C
University of Texas
Ray Hapes Tops Mississippi Halfback Leading Scorer
Mississippi's Ray Hapes becomes the Southeast Conference leading scorer after an 80 yard rush for his twelfth TD and a third TD run of 89 yards, aiding Ole Miss over Kentucky and beating Mississippi State. Sandoz in New York on business with Southern Pine Association guest of Hotel McAlpine.
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Mississippi
Atlanta
Ray Napes
Ole Mise Hobback
Gnieh
Kentucky
Bob Davis
Mississippi State
Sandoz
New York
Alt
Sandez
Columbia
Alo
Southern Pine Association
McAlpie
New York City
LSU Tigers Claim Unchallenged Loop Crown
The LSU Tigers finished atop the Southern Conference standings with a dominant season. They defeated Tulane and edged several rivals while Auburn, Georgia Tech, and Kentucky posted notable results. Tennessee suffered a tough campaign with Florida awaiting their finale.
Bears beat Lions 10 7 in season’s straight win
Bears defeated the Lions 10 to 7 in a Monday game. Three years earlier, Pittsburgh earned a Rose Bowl invite following Southern California’s exploits. Five years back, John Calline signed as Red Sox manager for 103 season.
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M.anor
Associated Prows
Chicago
Bears
Detrot Lions
Pittsburgh
Southern California
John
Shana) Calline
Red Sox
Tigers Settle Into Long Leisure Before Baseball
The Dothan Tigers enter a tentative offseason as they shed basketball for a year due to facility shortages. Coach Paul Tubb notes no team this season but looks ahead to a veteran squad next year with key players Richmond Flowers Levi Thrower Skinny McIlin Ryan Collins and emerging talent Rutue Davin Jr Bil Floyd DeLeon Shepherd and DW Farmer among others.
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Dothan Tigers
Tony
Paul Tubb
Lepion Arong
Tigers
Aea
Ccm
Richmond Flowers
Levi Thrower
Skinny Mcliniah
Red Collins
Rutue Davin
Bil Floyd
DeLeon Shepherd
DW Farmer
Pritt McColl
Unrern
George Martin
Ace Punter
Howard Blackman
Napoleon Abraham
Notable Football Stars Share Spotlight in Shifted Attention
The piece praises lesser known players who excel week after week. Jay Berwanger of Chicago stands out for his solo impact amid strongOhio State play, while Paul Stofko of Penn leads a resilient Quaker lineup. Ed Furey of Columbia and Amerino Sarno of Fordham earn praise for effort amid uneven team results.
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Feds
Sparke
Jay Berwenger
Chicago
Ohio
Kate
Berwanger
Berwanger Did Not Tend His Team To Victory, But There Was Not Another Athree
Ohio State
Paul Stofko
University of Pennsylvan
Slovan
Quakers
Stotho
Columbia
Luttte
Ed Furey
Amerino Sarno
Fordham
Harvaca
Aes Adrigan
Te Kern
Colgate
Joe Megien
Georgetown
Dick Tuckey
Notable All America Players Spark Spotlight Debate
Pap Manhattan and many other football stars on all America teams are praised for individual deeds though team records also influence recognition. Harvard's John Adrian stands out as an outstanding ball carrier, a name that might have headlined if more attention were on his feats.
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Manhattan
Gtole Oym Jb May Company
Ueir
Harvard
John Adrian
Undefeated teams face Texas A and M next Saturday
Eight teams remain unbeaten and untied at season end. Southern Methodist has won all its games and will meet Texas A and M. Nassau College Center, Garden City, enters as a noted newcomer with a strong junior college record. Middle Tennessee and Spearfish also show solid marks in the standings.
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M. U
Texas A, & M
New York
Oldman
Soulhern Methodist
Texas A, and M
Nassau Collegate Center
Garden City
Ollow
Middle Tenn. T
Spearfish
Nassau Col. Center
Survive Ordeal In Refrigerator Car Ten Days Without Food
A 14 year old boy locked in a refrigerated lettuce car for ten days without food was rescued in Baltimore. Glenn Goldian of Motley Minnesota identified himself as the youth and said he crawled into the car with other boys in Salinas California on November 22. He survived by crying out and pounding the walls but was faint from cold and hunger. Doctors expect recovery. The lad’s father is Earl Boldan of Motley.
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Baltimore
Don
Glenn Goldian
Motley
Minn
Barnard Ricklin
Union Memorial Hospital
Salinas
Calif
Walla
Earl Boldlan
State Squads Gain Titles But None Goes Undefeated
The article reviews college and other state squads clinching titles yet going imperfect. It notes Mississippi State defeating Alabama in the finals, Kentucky, Georgia, Clemson, Tennessee, and Tech faltering to Vanderbilt, and Birmingham Southern’s fall from an undefeated run to a five-game skid. It mentions North China reforms and regional leaders meeting amid Japanese tensions, with Ho Ying-Chin opposing separatist moves and Chinese officials seeking a moderate Tokyo stance.
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Tientsin
Ho Ying-Chin
North China
Japanse
Hopeh
Chahar
Paoting
Peiping
Nanking
Maj. Gan
Hayao Tada
North Chin
Tokyo War Office
Foreign Office
Tokyo
Japan
Bulldogs
George Washington
Mississippi State
Crimsona
Kentucky
Georgie
Clemson
Tennessee
Tech
Beto Vanderbilt
Birmingham Southern
Panthers
Southwastern
Ta- 4A
China
Attead Honeh
Chehar
Sun Cheh-Fuan
Hopeh-Chaber
Big Five Football Looms as Alabama and Howard Dominate
By T. M. Davenport, the final Big Five standings show Howard College and Alabama Poly leading with strong records. Alabama’s Tide Bowl results included a 14 to 6 loss to Vanderbilt. Howard defeated Birmingham Southern 7 to 0 in the annual grid clash. Spring Hill surged early but faltered against Southwestern, while Tennessee and other rivals faced near misses and late-season twists shaping the year’s state football narrative.
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Eiringham
Moleckins
Gulldogs
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Dade Roofersner
SIAA
Woward
Howard
Birmingham Southern
Spring Hill
Southwestern
Memphis
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Fort
Commodores
Howard Bulldogs
Mischaelppi State
Army
Plainsmen
Birmingham Bouthevn
Tulane
Tennessee
Loulalona State Tigers
Kentucky
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Florida
Duke
Jack
Meagher
Bill
Union University
Birmingham-Southern
Goth Millsaps
Badgers
Bporty
Formance
Texan Christian Beefs Dinch Star In Fort Worth Saga
New York reports star Sam Baugh chose Texas Christian over Texas for football, aided by coach Uncle Billy Dinch who urged the move and even loaned funds for travel. The piece notes Baugh, Bobby Wilson, and others as Texan Christian dazzles in Fort Worth, with praise for the team and several college football twists.
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New York
Texan Christian
Billy Dinch
Texan University
Sam Baugh
Sammy
Texas
Billy
Baugh
Austin
Dinch
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Gentry
Bobby Wilson
Johnny Pierce
Dorulcans
boba—Wilson
Finley
Southern Methodists
Alexander Bon
Georgia Tech
Tech
Duke
Thes
Georgia
Bull
Columbia
Dartmouth
Gi} Doble
Lou Little
Annie McGovern
Reds
Charlie Drensen
Redland
Eld
Bunk Anderson
North Carolina State
Frank Caridco
Dmisalaalppi Tlate
Laat
Wrestling Show Promises Warm Arena and Fast Bout
The American Legion crowd will stay comfortable with heat and a hot program as Honeyboy Hackney faces Ernie Dugan in the main bout and Don Cortez meets George Hortay in a featured match. Promoters assured a warm auditorium and an entertaining night of wrestling actions for paying guests.
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American Legion
Weels
Honeyboy Hackney
Ernie Dugan
Don Cortez
George Hortay
University Firm Opposes Postseason Tilt
The University of Alabama, via its athletic committee chair Dr James J Doster, opposes any postseason game this year citing injuries and ongoing recovery. A November 26 letter from Athletics Director Weary G Crisp states Alabama will not consider a Grange Bowl or other postseason clash. Governor Graves has advocated renewing relations between Alabama Polytech Institute and Alabama University to seek a cooperative football future.
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Doster
Enid
Athletis Committee
Weary G. Crisp
Enswer
Miami
Alabama
Dealer
Plainsmen
Srimnson
Étite
Giraves
Alabama Poly
University
Libb Graves
Montgomery
Truatesa
Institutiona
Horere ‘Wilkerson
Birmingham
Mwo
Atticus Mullin
Montromery Advertiact
Mike Donahue
Saturday Stars and Scores Across Colleges
AP roundup highlights include Robby Wilson of Southern Methodist scoring twice in a 44 to 20 win over Texas Christian. Abe Michal leads Louisiana State past Tulane 41 to 0. Yale’s Rasecos and Helley connect for key passes in a 58 to 7 loss to Princeton. Whitey Grove of Army tallies 14 points in a 44 to 24 victory over Navy. Vollmer of Columbia runs 68 yards for a score in Holy Cross’s win over Boston College. Bapes of Mississippi rushes for a long gain as Ole Miss defeats…
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Associated Press
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Southern Methodists
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Abe Michal
Louisiana State
Tulane
Rasecos
Helley
Yale
Princeton
Tigers
Whitey Grove
Army
Navy
Vollmer
Columbia
Holy Croes
Boston College
Wade
BR. Bapes
Mississippi
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