Georgia Tech Beats California in Rose Bowl Style Showdown
California and Georgia Tech staged a high scoring clash before 15,000 fans at Grant Field. Tech forged ahead with a third quarter touchdown and held on as California rallied late, with key plays by Batari and Meek. Kirby: Sims, Konemann, Appleby, and Jordan sparked Tech's offense while Fletcher anchored the defense in a hard fought 13-9 or 16-? outcome.
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Sugar Bowl opens with track and field events in New Orleans
New Orleans marks the Sugar Bowl's greatest week of sports as Loyola Stadium hosts an eight event track meet led by Olympic hopefuls Glenn Cunningham and Archie San Romani. New events include a women’s 100 yard dash and the two mile world record chase, ahead of LSU versus Santa Clara football on New Year’s Day.
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Don Lesh
New Orleans Country Club
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Arthur Hendrix
Grayson Picks Pitt to Beat Washington in Rose Bowl
Harry Grayson predicts Pittsburgh over Washington in the Rose Bowl with LSU to beat Santa Clara in the Sugar Bowl and Marquette topping Texas Christian in the Cotton Bowl. Duquesne to repulse Mississippi, Villanova to outplay Auburn, and 1930 Rose Bowl attendance context noted.
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Kid Lott Tops Grapple Class in Hollywood Return
Kid Lott the former Birmingham wrestler climbs to the top of the light heavyweight division as he returns to Dothan to face Mighty Mike Mazatlan in a two fall out of three match with a two hour limit. Joe Myers of Houston meets Buddy Knox in the semi final as hundreds expect the Alabama standout back in his native state.
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Smeet
Buddy Knox
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Dyersburg
Ole Miss Slates 1937 Gridiron Schedule
Coach Ed Walker announces an eleven game 1937 schedule for the University of Mississippi, with four interconference games and five on campus. The plan includes matchups against Louisiana Tech, Temple, Louisiana State, Tulane, George Washington, Arkansas, Mississippi State, and Tennessee, with dates largely set and two still to fill.
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Rainy practice slows All Star grid drill session
Ban Francisco December 21 AP Rain paused early drills as Banterh and Westen stars prepare for New Year's Shrine charity game Coaches Andy Kerr and Dick Haneley led later sessions with Nagging injuries noted Northwestern back Seve Toth recovering from an ankle issue Western players studied plays on a chalkboard as Percy Lacey and Orin Hollingberg watched Also included are scattered college football stats and references to California and Georgia Tech games
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Papenie Triumphs Over Old Timers in Santa Maria Dash
Papenie, a juvenile outsider, captured the $3,500 Santa Maria handicap on opening day of the 1936 37 Santa Anita season. Speedster moved to the front late to win by a nose over Half Time, with Grey Count third and Mr. Blaze fourth. Papenie paid $9 to win, $2.40 to place, and $3 to show, earning $3,375 added money for R. De Laval.
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Cards Face Giants in Second Spring Week
In 1907 the St Louis Cardinals begin spring training at Daytone Beach Florida and plan three games against the New York Giants on March 13 and 14 in Havana. The schedule includes April trips to Albany Georgia Columbus Georgia Birmingham and Knoxville with Memphis and Asheville on later dates.
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46 In Hoosegow Amid Riotous Day In Dothan City
Law enforcement across Dothan arrested 48 people on Christmastide day as sheriffs and police urged restraint. Officials said no case would be pursued against those not unduly rowdy or causing complaints. Final score details and local crime totals not fully clear.
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Sherif Alex May
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Brisk Grid Analysis Sees Tight Matchups Across Bowl Card
The piece sketches several college football showdowns including Santa Clara in New Orleans and a Bulvid match featuring Gaynell Tingley and Rock Reed. It notes strong defenses from Alabama and LSU, Marquette’s run against Duquesne, and Holy Ghost College at Miami as a looming favorite, with Auburn seen as a potential spoiler amid shifting contenders.
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Rock Reed
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Art Guepe
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Changes at Michigan may alter Wolverine coaching staff
Fielding H. Yost said Michigan may change the coaching staff but denied that the athletic board decided to replace Harry Kipke after a season with only one win in eight. Reported successors include Earl Clark, Ivan Williamson, and Wally Weber among others in the dozen names mentioned.
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Dutch) Clark
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Wally Weber
Dukes to entrain for Miami Orange Bowl clash
Duquesne University's Dukes, who beat Pitt and Marquette, will entrain early tomorrow for the Miami Orange Bowl game with Mississippi State. Coach John (Littia Clipper) Smith planned to take every squad member, including third stringers, after a final home workout focusing on defending Mississippi State's aerial attack before arriving in Miami Monday afternoon and practicing Tuesday through Thursday.
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Tulane Boxing Schedule to Open January 13
Tulane University will start boxing on January 13 with a meet against Florida and will face five conference rivals in a 1837 schedule released today. The lineup includes Alabama at Tuscaloosa and a Southeastern Conference tournament on March 6, with several matches in New Orleans pending confirmations.
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Plainsmen Leave for Cuba Battle with Villanova
Auburn football coach Jack Meagher and 29 players depart Opelika for Havana to face Villanova on January 1 in mid winter sports festival. The squad travels via Tampa and arrives Monday to workout at Cuban stadium before the New Year clash. Meagher compares the Villanova game to Santa Clara, noting similar style and prior results.
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College Coaches Meet On Amateurism And Interference Rule
Coaches from five major organizations gather in New York for discussions on amateur status in intercollegiate athletics and a possible rewrite of the forward pass interference rule. The NC A A and coaches plan hearings, with speakers from Wesleyan, Colorado, Washington, and Ashington, amid calls for reform after recent controversial game outcomes.
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