Pittsburg And Washington Begin Final Rose Bowl Drills
Paradena Calif Dec 38 AP Pittsburg and Washington opened final practice for the Pasadena Rose Bowl game at Brookside field. Coach Jimmy Phelen juggle positions, eight backfield men back, injuries limit depth, and starting slots contested among Dalle Teste Raskowak Chickerneo Michelsen Nowograski and others.
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Hon Heasley
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Byron
Merle Miller
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Jimmy Johnston
Ed Nowogrask
Shares Rise As Values Widen In Wall Street Rally
New York figures show quoted value of NYSE shares near 15 billion in 1836 amid a March 1835 price rebound. Industrials hit 1920s levels as credit use stayed slim. Fed raised margin requirements twice and lifted bank reserves on Aug 15, yet cash buying kept prices climbing. By Dec 1, exchange members’ borrowings reached 98 million. total listed shares valued at about 60 trillion. Foreign funds flowed into New York money markets, fueling the rally.
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Coaches Likely Not To Change Football Rules
The nation’s football coaches open their annual convention today and expect few new regulations next season. Hill Cowell notes a pass interference controversy could trigger changes, but no major shifts are anticipated. The NCAA meeting runs parallel with the coaches and other groups as debates on subsidies and intercollegiate athletics unfold.
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Alabama to Have Squad Among 48 Star Semi Pros
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Hana of the National League prepared final selections for an All America semi pro baseball team. The All-America pact will tour in 16 to 43 states, with major league scouts choosing players to form the 48 star squad. Wagner, semipro czar, announced 12 state tournament commissioners including Crift Green of Montgomery, Alabama.
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Eaves Prefers Basketball to Gridiron at Auburn
Auburn end Joel Eaves, star on football and basketball teams, favors basketball over football. A standout in multiple sports, he rooms with Welter Gilbert, serves in the ROTC, and contemplates a military career or teaching and coaching after graduation in June.
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Roundup of College Sports and Boxing News
A montage of sports notes highlights Big Ten football talk at season start. Minnesota coach MacMillan's medical record and team status, Dave MacMillan leads in basketball with a 37 won 14 lost Big Ten tally mentioned. Boxing figure Carnera is mocked in a theater tale amid football and basketball chatter. Coaches discuss job security, former players change roles, and rumors swirl about staff appointments.
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Princeton Wins 215 Contests But Records Falls Short
Princeton University athletics closed a varied season with 215 wins in 344 events across twenty sports but posted its poorest overall record in years. The football team suffered four losses with two ties and two defeats, contrasting with the prior undefeated season.
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Collegiate Kingpins Appear In Sugar Bowl Cage Battles
New Orleans December 28 Two top basketball powers Arkansas and Tennessee meet in the Sugar Bowl feature at Tulane Gym. Arkansas captain Bobble Martin leads a veteran Razorbacks crew with seven returning lettermen, while Tennessee under coach Blair Gullion fields a strong all around unit with sophomores set to add depth. The storied matchup marks the first time conference champions clash in this Southwest versus Southeast showcase.
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Schmeling Tops The Ring rankings for 1935 year
Max Schmeling is named world’s top fighter by The Ring for 1935 with Joe Louis and James Braddock not listed in top spots. Benny Lynch leads flyweights, Montana tops lightweights behind Schmeling, and other divisions show Ambers, Montaner, and Canzoneri in group rankings. The list spans heavyweights to bantams with diverse regional contenders and notable upsets shaping the rankings.
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Jacob Strachbein Leaves Russia for Lincoln Home
Jacob Strachbein, after living in Bacaton, Rusia since birth seven years ago, began his first journey away from home and arrived in Lincoln topped by the plan to settle here. He waited five years to depart Russia, aiming to make a new life in America.
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Sugar Bowl Fans Shift From Track To Tennis Match
New Orleans AP report notes Sugar Bowl sports fans moved from yesterday's track meet to tennis to fund entertainment. Stars include Bryan Gran of Atlanta and Frank Parker of Lawrenceville, with Emphasized seeds and entrants from Princeton, New York University, Lakeland, New Orleans, and San Francisco. Four thousand fans attended the track meet as the Sugar Bowl week spans to football between Louisiana State and Santa Clara on New Year's Day. Southern records were set by Archie San Romani and Wayne Rideout, with Lash, Guchman, Stephens, Beetham, Lochner, and others noted in pace and distance events. Races and rowing are planned for January 3.
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Santa Anita Third Season Opens With Large Entries
Geneon aparts Editor. NEA Service Santa Anita opens its third season on Christmas Day with near record nominations for the Santa Anita Handicap and a deep field of coming yearlings and older horses. Dr Charles Henry Strub, promoter, introduces new judging and timing innovations and enlists a large detective staff to ensure orderly winter racing at Arcadia California.
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Legion Brings Lott Back to Arena for Big Main Event
American Legion presents a top bout Monday at the American arena headlined by Ridh Lott of Alabama, returning from the Pacific Coast to face Mighty Mike Mazerco in a best of three format. Semi final features Les Myers of Houston versus Buddy Knox from Dyersburg, with a large turnout anticipated.
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Gut and Stewart Shine in Tulane-Texas Grid Controversy
Army coach Cox praises Gut and Stewart as top linemen amid Tulane game analysis. Report highlights Stewart’s dominance, compares Tulane centers, and notes sentiment that Gut’s performance elevates the team’s play. Mentions Purd and Roberta in broader debate.
Sports Mirror highlights historic college and racing notes
The item surveys past sports and related events. Jeare D eng at Ohio State faced ineligibility for scholastic reasons. Jockey In Wentrape reached 300th and 201st wins at Epsom Downs. Glenn Thin thwaite resigned as Wisconsin head football coach. A note on flower arranging as a valued art in Japan and girls attending special schools to learn it.
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