Rose Bowl Clash Looms In Pasadena On New Year
New Year's Day draws 90,000 fans to Pasadena as Southern California meets Tennessee in the Rose Bowl while Sugar Bowl stars Texas A&M and Tulane, and other post season games in New Orleans Miami Dallas San Francisco Macymaking headlines.
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Rapid City bowler nails two perfect 300s in a week
Clarence Bangs of Rapid City fires two 300 games in seven days. He rolled a perfect score in a league match against Lead with his team and previously achieved his first 300 in a non league game here last Saturday.
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Professors call limits on physical education majors
New York December meeting of the National College Physical Education Association heard Prof L C Boles of Wooster Ohio College urge a crackdown on using physical education departments to admit students with limited mental capacity for varsity play. Boles, veteran coach, said academics must go beyond teaching game skills and criticized subsidies at large schools.
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Basketball scores across colleges and high schools march on
A jumble of scores from college teams like Drake Loyola Chicago Washington Minnesota California UCLA North Dakota State and others plus high school showings including Cathedral Sioux Falls Faulkton Seneca and Bowdle. Notable overtime in Brookings 33 34 and communal matchups across South Dakota and nearby states.
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Bison Defend Tourney Title In Narrow Final
North Dakota Agricultural College Bison edged Northern Normal of Aberdeen 35-34 to win the Moorhead intercollegiate basketball tournament. Valley City Teachers captured the consolation by defeating Wahpeton 33-25. Moorhead Teachers beat Concordia for seventh place 52-82.
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Gophers Fall as Washington Stops North Western Streak
Chicago dispatch reports Washington defeats Minnesota 37 to 34 to end the Gophers seven game win streak in the final game of their three game series. Illinois keeps perfect record with 37 to 32 win over Purdue as Northwestern remains undefeated against outside rivals.
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Miller Preps Fall to Alumni in Holiday Game 24-15
In the annual Miller Rustlers versus Miller High School alumni holiday game, the alumni won 24 to 15. Erb led the Rustlers with high points while Bush starred for the alumni. The half score read 9 to 1. A preliminary between Bonilla Indeca and Miller Merchants saw the locals win 26 to 2 with Atkinson top scorer for Bonilla and Walter Fisher for Miller. Reilly of Miller refereed the game. Buck Titus managed the Merchants.
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Start Em Too Young Adeon Association Eyes Problem
The article discusses a dispute in Arizona where the association faces criticism over junior varsity football promotion. A spokesman says rivals taught seventh and eighth graders to season them for high school, while the association claims it has no jurisdiction over the matter.
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Faulkton Wins County Tourney In Narrow Final
Faulkton High School Trojans beat Seneca 42 27 to win the Faulk County basketball championship in Faulkton. Five teams competed with Seneca opening the day by a 22 20 win over Cres. Day led Faulkton with 12 points, Dunsayere 17 for Faulkton, and Jefferson 14 for Seneca. Orient finished third after a 21 18 win over Reckham.
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Eagles Nip Kernels In Esd Loop Opener
Aberdeen high school opened its Eastern Conference schedule Friday night with the Eagles defeating Mitchell 21 to 14. A stubborn defense and a quick start to the second half produced the decisive run as the Eagles built a 15-6 lead by intermission that stood against Mitchell rallies.
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Hanschen Knocks Out Wason In Second Round
Johnny Hanschen of Minneapolis beat Mary Wason of St. Paul by knockout in the second round of a scheduled ten round bout in Minneapolis. Deschwood defeated Earl Peterson in six rounds, Tony Yates edged Speedy Wallace in six, and Vizac Everette stopped Abe Face in four.
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Pick Out Right Spot On Alley For Bowling
Advice from Johnny Crimmins champions stresses concentration relaxation and spotting a cerigin spot on the alley. Bowler should deliver from 3 to 4 feet from the foul line aimed at the sighted spot to hit 1-3 pocket, remain relaxed, avoid gripping tight, and practice straight rolls before adding hook.
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Cementers Ranked Best of Semi-Pros
New York report notes the Duncan Halliburton Cementers of Oklahoma top the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress rankings. Duncan becomes the first team to repeat as national champions, also winning in 1936. Other Midwest clubs have claimed top honors in Bis marck in 1935 and Enid in 1937, with the Boford club last winter.
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West Point First Chinese Graduate Attends Army Navy Game
Gen Wen Hing Hsing, famed as the first Chinese graduate of West Point, traveled from China to Philadelphia to witness the Army Navy football contest, highlighting a historic fan presence at the event.
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Family Affair in Baltimore Orioles Sale Claim
Mr. Jack Dunn refuses to sell the Baltimore Orioles, asserting the club is being saved for Jack TV, who is now a Princeton freshman.
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Tiddlywinks and football talk mix in Denver chatter
LOUDON KELLY reports from Denver on December 30 about college football and tiddlywinks, noting discussion of switching titles and a lighter take on Chicago football. Mention includes Robert M. Hutchins, Boss Parsons, and historic AAU basketball notes with Quaint allusions to teams and venues.
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Bowling Leaders Shine as Wilson Barber First in Fair City League
Johnny Floss led Wilson Barber No 1 with 617 pins as they blanked Sports men Bar to hold top spot. Life Benefits beat Gold Medal Dairy two games to one while Schooner Bears stopped O Neals Bar two to one despite HoWarbush 612 for losers. Stars 2 1 over DeLuxe, Longhorns fall to Veribests, Quality sweeps Supremes, Melrose beat Banquets two games to one. Floss tops with 579, 225 best game. Stars 2 490 team total.
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Stagg Honored by Football Coaches in LA
The American Football Coaches Association awarded a large plaque to Amos Alonzo Stagg honoring his influence in amateur sport. A copy will be annually given to an individual or group for outstanding service to football. The first copy went to Donald Grant Herzing's family of Princeton University after his football injury led to leg amputation.
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Donald Grant Herzing
Princeton University
Riggs to face Cooke in Sugar Bowl semi final
NEW ORLEANS Dec 30 Bobby Riggs advances to a Sugar Bowl semi final where he will meet Elwood Cooke of Portland Ore, ranked sixth nationally. The Chicagoan who held American and Wimbledon titles in 1939 eased through two earlier matches. In the other singles, defending Sugar Bowl champion Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta faces Don McNeill of Oklahoma City.
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Wrestling Results Report From AP Roundup
AP wrestling results show Chee Jim Guay from Greece and Jim Casey of Treland posting scores around 88 to 9 in a notable matchup. The brief notes mention Greece and Il Jim Casey in the context of the event along with Associated Press coverage.
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Illinois Against Federal Control Of Boxing Game
Illinois officials oppose federal boxing supervision, arguing state and municipal commissions have strengthened safety. Joseph Tuiner, head of the Illinois State Athletic Commission, says a national boxing authority would threaten state rights and limit control to inter state matters. He cites stricter physicals and reduced pre arranged bouts as progress under local regulation.
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Bowl Criticism: Postseason Games Lack Educational Value
Joseph C. Clarke of Trinity College told the 43rd annual convention of the American Physical Education Association that post season bowl football and basketball doubleheaders serve no real educational purpose and emphasize commercialism. The report drew floor discussion with most delegates in sympathy. Dr. J. H. Nichols of Oberlin College broadened the critique to basketball twin bills.
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Bonilla Eagles Beat Alumni Quintet in Christmas Tilt
Bonilla Eagles defeated an Alumni quintet 33 to 21 after a strong first half. Kenison led with 7 points as the Eagles built a 15 to 0 edge by halftime. Earlier, Alumni won 26 to 12 against the HS second team. Next, Bonilla travels to Huron College on January 8 for a Virgil conference game.
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Star From Hoy s Town Portland Oregon
Charley Bick hell a member of Oregon s freshman football team is a Boys Town graduate from Omaha Nebraska. Bud Foster Wisconsin basketball coach born in Newton Kansas in 1906 weighed 13% pounds and was the largest baby born in the state urban area.
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