Experts Favor SMU in Rose Bowl Grid Classic
Rose Bowl day pairing SMU and Stanford with Bay Area optimism and Texan support for the Mustangs. Stanford relies on power runs led by Bobby Crayon and Bobby Wilson while SMU leans on its passing game and a versatile backfield to counter Stanford’s defense. Coaches Bell and Thornhill field strong lineups as conditions are warm and clear for the game.
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Associated Press
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Eddie Casey
Brick Moulier
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Elmer Layden
Pooley Hubert
Erny Pinkert
Don Zim-_am
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Tiny) Thornhill
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Seattle
Harry Viner
Missouri
Tom Fitzparick
Abe Curtis
Quint Retains Four From 1935 ESC Champs
Sioux Falls Warriors open their drive to defend the Eastern South Dakota conference title with a home game against Huron Tigers at Huron College Gym. Four veterans return from last year’s squad led by center Den Timmermann and guard play by Bob McKay and Dick Potter. Bendush and York join the starting lineup, while coach Howard Wood relies on a strengthened defense as the season begins with non conference wins over Rock Rapids and Sioux City East. The ESC race gains extra weight due to a state committee rule affecting state tournament berths.
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Dick Potter
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State Athletic Association
Horton Smith Wins Pasadena Open Golf Crown
Horton Smith captured the Pasadena open title with a final 69 after a subpar 279 total, edging Harry Cooper by four strokes. Cooper and Harold McSpeden tied for second at 282, with Fadie Loos at 284 and Jimmy Mechelle leading the amateurs.
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Pasadena
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Chitago Pro
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Cooper
Harold McSpeden
Fadie Loos
Hollywood Pro
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Chicag
Jimmy MecHale
Sullivan Trophy Awarded To Little As Most Sportsmanlike
New York January 1 The James E Sullivan Memorial Trophy was awarded to Little as the top amateur athlete of the year chosen over Helen Wills Moody by a large margin. First winner was Bobby Jones in 1930 and Life was also a finalist from ten nominees selected by 800 sports leaders creating the Sullivan award tribunal.
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Mateur Athletic Union
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Tony
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Bobby Jones
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Life
Sulliman
Wildcat Irish tilt ends with disputed basketball score
In Chicago on January 14 Northwestern beat Notre Dame 20 to 18 to close the home series, but observations from writers and scorers suggested a 20 to 20 tie. Officials credited Ray Meyer with one foul shot. writers claimed two. Postgame confusion led to floor protests and coach comments from Northwestern and Notre Dame.
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To- Joy
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Evanston
Bill Gillespie
John Glenn
Ray Meyer
Mayers
Arthur
Dutch) Lonborge
George Keegan
Nate Pame
U.S. Olympic Ski Team Is Chosen
Fifteen amateur skiers were named to represent the United States at the 72ki championships in Germany. Dr. Joel T. Hildebrand of the University of California was named manager and likely coach. The roster includes Nils Backstrom Norfolk Conn A H Bright Boston Warren Chivers Dartmouth Richard Durrance Dartmouth Donald Fraser Seattle Sverre Fredheim Minneapolis James Henriksen Canton S D E H Hunter Jr Dartmouth Robert Livermore Jr Boston Roy Mikkelsen Auburn Cal Casper Osmora Aneconda Mont Richard Parsons Salisbury Conn Magnus Gitar Satre Salisbury Conn Birger Torrison Norfolk Conn. No coach named officially. Hildebrand expected to coach.
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University of California
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Warren Chivers
Dartmouth
Richard Durrance
Donald Fraser
Seattle
Sverre Fredheim
Minneapolis
James Henriksen
Canton
H. Hunter
Robert Livermore
Boston
Roy Mikkelsen
Auburn
Cal
Casper Osmora
Ane'conda
Mont
Richard Parsons
Salisbury
Cones Magnus
Gitar Satre
Birger Torrison
Coon
Dr. Hildebrand
Gettysburg Indees Open Home Season With Big Win
Gettysburg Indees defeated Agar 76 to 20 in their home opener on Blonday Bee 30. The team’s upcoming schedule lists Jan 1 at Gettysburg, Jan 5 Pierre at Pierre, Jan 8 Selby at Gettysburg, Jan 12 Prairie Dogs at Dupree, Jan 13 Ethiopian Warriors at Gettysburg, Jan 19 Onida at Onida. The Ethiopian Warriors hail from Chicago and claim fullblood Ethiopian heritage.
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Indees
Onida
Chicago
Snow Fells Three Inches in Forestburg Week
Forestburg records a three inch snowfall over the past week hindering travel and daily routines as residents cope with winter conditions. Local officials report lingering moisture and prepare crews for removal duties. The weather outlook suggests continued cold, with more possible flurries in coming days.
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Forestburg
Amon
Sugar Bowl Tilt Faces Weather Yet Eyes Tigers TCU
In New Orleans on January 7 the second annual Sugar Bowl between Louisiana State Tigers and Texas Christian Horned Frogs proceeds despite rain and soggy fields. The 34,000 capacity crowd was anticipated to witness a high profile clash with Sam Baugh for TCU and Abe Mickay for LSU. Both teams arrived in good form and coaches Meyer and Moore planned an aggressive offensive game.
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Kenneth Gregory
Associated Press
New Orleans
Louisiana State
Tigers
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Sam Baugh
T. C.U
Abe Mickay
L. SU
Meyer
the Froyx
Bernie Moore
Northwestern and Texas Triumph In Cager Scores
Northwestern defeats Notre Dame by 21 to 18 while Texas beats Southern Teachers 22 to 15. Pittsburgh crushes Tulane 48 to 13 and Greeley State dominates Colorado Mines 61 to 32. News from Associated Press college basketball results.
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Greeley State
Coloredo Mines
Ole Miss Underdog In Orange Bowl Tilt
Catholic University meets Mississippi in the Orange Bowl with Ole Miss slight favorite in a speed versus power clash. More than 12,000 fans expected to pack the stadium for Mizmi'a second bowl bid amid a shift from cold to warm weather.
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Miado
Flay
Catholic University
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Mizmi'a
Axelrad Takes Part In Debate Activities
Axelrad of Huron, a University of Chicago sophomore and secretary of the Debate Union, has participated in four debates this term. The team argued in favor of a plan to enact universal medical service funded by public money, facing squads from Minnesota Creighton Wisconsin and Northwestern. Berlin Pa ties to Germany's expiral by settlers.
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Chicago
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Huron
University of Chicago
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Wisconsin
Northwestern
University of Chicago Debate Union
Olympic Cage Plan Outlined for Final Tryouts
The national AAU outlines strict NCAA rules and a two stage district elimination system for basketball teams to reach the Olympic finals. Ten districts pair teams, two from each pair advance to a regional series, five survivors reach finals. Forty four players will form the Olympic squad with limited representation from winning and runner up teams.
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A.A
Yeswerlay
Miller Business Changes Spur Local Shifts
Two significant business changes occur as Frank Henderson purchases and assumes management of the Ulrich cafe. John Reich, longtime farmer from Hand county, will replace Mr. Henderson as proprietor of the Miller hotel.
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Ulrich Cafe
John Reich
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Henderson
Miller Hotel
Campaign committee setup signals yearlong race ahead
Byron Price reports that the Republican and Democratic parties begin extensive preparations for the 1996 campaign this year. Committees convene in December to pick convention cities and law, then hold state conventions and primaries to select delegates, with national conventions in June to settle contests and nominate a ticket. The process, stretching over months, aims to avoid legal missteps and establish a campaign structure before the final notifications.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Dec
Republican National Committee
Woshington
Chen
Amin
Powerful Eastern Lineup Favored in East West Tilt
Eastern powers led by Andy Kerr and Dick Harty vie to halt the Western streak in the annual East West tilt in San Francisco. The favored east squad features a balanced backfield and strong line, with key players listed by position as teams ready for the charity clash before 60,008 at the Oakland-Tenn Cup event.
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Iy Russel J. Newland
San Francisco
Cled Starg
Uth
Benedict
Easarrneth
Missio Pi
Andy Kerr
Celeate
Dick Harty
Northwastes
Percy Lacey
Danver Nne
Orin Hollinggery
Washington Storm Ediesé
Evanston Sets 218 Day Traffic Fatality Free Record
Evanston with 95,000 residents and 17,000 cars completed 218 consecutive days without a traffic fatality, Mayor Charley H. Barnlett announced. Police Chief William Freeman credited a sensible, sane and continuous safety program for the achievement. In 1934 Evanston previously had traffic fatalities.
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Chicago
Evanson
Charley H. Barnlett
William Freeman
Weather Summary for Witton and Huron Vicinities
Weather forecast shows mostly cloudy skies with rising temperatures. Tonight and Thursday expect higher daytime highs and cooler nights. Sunrise at 6 03 a m and sunset at 6 06 p m with mild winds. Highest temperatures this year and January records are noted for comparison.
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Witton
Huron
Vicinity
Weather Forecast Summary for Midwest States
Forecasts indicate generally fair conditions in the west of South Dakota with cloudy periods and rain in the east. Minnesota expects cloudy skies with possible snow in the east and north, and slight warming in the northwest tonight and Thursday. South Dakota east experiences rain or drizzle with little temperature change.
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Wast
Towa
Minnesota
Weather and roads report and university election note
Weather forecast from Associated Press shows cloudy conditions in Sioux Falls with 1.25 inches of snow, fair visibility, and mild road impact. A brief foreign note mentions German students attending the University of Berlin and University of Munich ahead of an election, with commentary on the American voter and political endurance in slow communications eras.
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