Half Dozen Groups Thresh Over Problems Developing Through Season Just Done
New York AP report from December 27 notes six groups of athletic authorities meeting during a holiday convention with football as the focus. They discuss pay, ethics, spectator behavior, penalty changes, and rules committee representation while planning written submissions andConsidering potential NCAA actions. Teams meanwhile prepare for a major game as California and an Indian squad face tough tests with star end Maserip in doubt but Grayson optimistic about victory.
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New York
Eastern Association of Intercollegiate Football
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Holhday
Gates
National Collegiate Auntetic Association
NC. A. A
American Football Coaches Association
College Physical Education
Student Health Association
Track Coaches Association
N.C. AA
St Ia
Zvom
National
N.caa
Siready ‘T
Sportanmahly Brotherhood
Stanford Aims for Stronger Condition Before Rose Bowl
Pasadena Calif December 27 AP Stanford football coach Tiny Thornhill predicted his team would be in better physical shape for the Rose Bowl game with Southern Methodist on New Year’s Day than in either of the last two Ross Bowl trips. He said the squad has had a week more of practice and that the extra week should help them. He noted past years saw late examinations cutting short needed practice time.
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Maserip
Ance
James
Mont
Calfornia
Thornhill
Paul Zimmerman
Pasadena
Calif
Stanford
Bolg
Tiny
Brookside Park
Columbia
Alabama
Tharntull Duce
Track Aces Prepare For Sugar Bowl Meet In Cold Weather
In New Orleans December, track and field stars readied for the Sugar Bowl invitational. Elite entrants from Kansas, Oklahoma, Cornell, Indiana and more aimed to set world and American records in sprinting and field events at Loyola University. Notables include Sam Allen, Jack Torrance, and Norman Wright, with races and jumps promising top marks amid freezing conditions.
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Phree
Grene Croningham
Kansas
Sam Allen
Oklahoma
Hyedie
Jack Torrance
Loutstone State
Am- Bilows
Cunninghim Waa
Glenn Dawnon
Tichenor
Oklahoma Aggies
Johnson
Rice
Torance
Norman Wright
Glenn “Slate” Fardin
Roland Romera
Hornbostel
Jom Wolff
Manhattan
George Arnold
Millrome A. C
Hardin
Sol ‘Furth
New York
Dudley Wilkins
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
New Orleans
Loyola University
Ucted
Coaches back U S for 1936 Olympics at Bere
About 100 coaches and swim media at an Aquatic clinic in Fort Lauderdale endorse America's participation in the 1936 games at Berlin. Michigan coach Matt Mann said the next Olympics may be the only chance for many to represent their country in international competition.
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Fort Lauderdale
America
Beretin
Matt Mann
University of Michigan
Sports Mirror AP roundup snippets and holiday travels
A fluctuating AP digest reports on past and current sports notes including a national league fielding mark by an outfielder with a 4.0 average in 1934 and Cornell coach Gl Doble at a football camp. It also mentions a five year old state victory and a post-season charity football game. In Terre Haute Indiana on December 27 AP notes Wil Haynes the movie czar drove 27 miles in cold to a show with his wife and son, after spending holidays in Sullivan Indiana and viewing The Tale Of Two Clues.
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Sports Mirror
Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
Wil H. Haynes
Sullivan
Nia
Record-Wrecker Flanagan Eyes 1936 Olympic Hopefuls
Ralph Flanagan of Miami top swimmer with a 20 point year total and world half mile and national mile marks. Adolph Kiefer and Jack Medicauf stand next with 16 and 13. Flanagan predicts U S will beat Japan in 1936 games and may join two brothers Everett and Melvin on the team as training tightens at Miami high.
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Perous Agasan
Feminine Athletic al
Dha
Ralph Flanagan
Miami
Fla
Adolph Kiefer
Lake Shore A. C
Chicago
America
Jack Medicauf
Washington A. C
Seattie
Moire
Flanagan
Japan
Simmer
U.S
Ralph
Everett
Melvin
National Whem
Mismi
AALU
Florida
Steve Forryth
Fiahagan
New York
Boxing Roundup Mixed With Baseball Notes From 1920s
A fragmented sports roundup lists former welterweight champions, missing stars, and boxers scouted by teams. Mentions Jon Walcott, Joe Humphreys hospital status, Sammy Mandell taking managerial duties, and New York boxing cards at Madison Square Garden amid color controversy. Also notes Roy Decker, Will Abernathy, and early football and baseball crossover stories with obscure references to college athletes and a swimmer's professional prospects.
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Bod Cavagnato
New York
Jon Walcott
Chamnon
Joe
Fan
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Mansfield
Campion
Phiadelphia
Walcott
Roy Decker
Chicago Cub
Wooley Abernathy
Ballmore
Orioles
Phillies
Auburn
Madison Square Garden
Negro Boxing Card To Tught
Wittiers
Aik
Eas
Ruppert
Santa Claus
Ruth
Bambino
Nick
Jake
Kink Rickards
Giunta
Sammy Mandell
Bil Celebran
Rockford
Joe Humphreys
Wiliam Shakespear
Notre Dame
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Northwestern
J. Fenimore Cooper
Boston
New ‘York
Bainbridge dinner to honor Nisbet and McKenzie
Bainbridge Ga December 27 James Bubber Nisbet captain elect of Alabama football and Eidson McKenzie Auburn track captain will be honored at a Sportsmans Club dinner in Bainbridge next Monday night December 20 Parents of both players and athletic officials from Georgia and Alabama are invited Local high school and college figures including Marvie Griffin and Randolph Fort are helping arrange the event Nisbet played for Bainbridge High School and now captains Alabama while McKenzie stars in track for Auburn prior to attending college Regulars from Bainbridge alumni and supporters are expected to send congratulatory messages
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Bainbridge
James “Bubber’ Nighet
University of Alabama
Eidson McKenzie
Auburn
Sportsman's Club
Nisbet and
McKenzie
M. L. Nisbet
Bir
G. McKenzie
Georgia
Alabama
Harry Shepley
Nisbet
Bainbridge Mgh
Shearley
Frank Thomas
Wilbur Huteel
Maibach
Rudy Rohrdanz
Joe Demyanovich
Rohrdan
Tide
Crimsons
John
Harry” Cain
Bainbridge High
Red Tyson
Jake More Ria
Ed Varner
Bieecer University
Agned
Marvie Griffin
Bainbridge Post-Searchlight
Georgia Regislator
Randolph Fort
University of Alabema Jo
Winner Take All Battle Tops Jan 3 Fight Card
Tiger Filey faces Kid Son in a winner take all main bout at the Jan 3 boxing card in the American Legion arenas. Promoter Ray McDowell has Fort Benning prospects joining Standrich, with Jerome Hawkins vs Walter Sheerban and Arthur Chapman vs Horace Murphy completing the six bout lineup.
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Tiger Filey
Kidson
American Legion
Marianna
Ray McDowell
Fort Benning
Standrich
Jerome Hawkins
Walter Sheerban
Benning
Arthur Chapman
Horace Murphy
Dothan
Chapman
Blakley
Some Relief in Bluegrass District Tragic Traffic Crash
A car skidded into the Ohio River near Vancouver in a fatal crash. A bride and groom plus two others drowned. The report notes slippery roads and a string of accidents across Detroit and nearby areas, with family mentions including the McEwan brothers and a link to Frank Shields and Lem Goldwyn in related events.
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Taro
Vancaburg
Ohio River
Ford Nephi
Henry Ford
Aiizen
Detroit
Skull Practice Keeps SMU Squad Busy On Train West
SMU coach Matty Bell put the Rose Bowl bound Mustangs through skull practice aboard their train headed west. Bell spoke of Stanford power and noted doubts about Bobby Wilson but remained confident in open play. team plans running and short passes as they head to Pasadena for the New Year showdown.
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Skull
SMU
Wih
Felix KX
McKniger
Southern Methodist
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist University
Wald
Stanford
Bell
Bobby Wilson
Stanford Team. But He Wasn't Completely Dstricus
Neanop
Rouven ue Left Oakland Case In Brief
Roy Peters faced a night of danger when a stranger attacked him in Oakland. The assailant knocked Peters unconscious, robbed him of his watch and PhD document, and left him tied to a match. Local authorities are investigating the incident as a crime of opportunity.
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Oakland
Oxiit
Roy Peters
Pasadena Open Draws Mixed Field In Golf Opener
AP reports a crack field at Pasadena with low scores and heavy names. Beloit’s Al Kruger trails leaders Ray Mangrum and Tex Batista as round one unfolds with players like John Geer and Craig Wood in contention. Second round set for Sunday as 60 plus professionals and 204 amateurs chase the title.
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Call
al Kruger
Beloit
Yuaterday
George Schuester
Ogden
Ray Mangrum
Ins Mudiaon
Hollywood
Ry Batista
Amy
Tex
Hey
Wanner
Cailornis
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Florida
Walter Hagen
Oakmout
Harold McSpaden
Craig Weal Arion
My Hines
Isteed Thompson
Hackensack
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