Coast Rose Bowl choice to be announced Nov 29
California meets Stanford in the key grid game at Palo Alto on Saturday determining the Rose Bowl entrant. Willett says the Pacific Coast Conference cannot bind the Western representative, and if California defeats Stanford the vote may be formal.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Awas
Hugh C. Willett
Southern California
Southern Methodist
Willet
Pacific Coast Conference
Airmament of Roses
Willett
California
Stanford
USC
Levinsky and Steele to settle mixed contest tonight in Las Vegas
Levinsky the Chicago fish peddler will argue boxing dominates while Ray Steele, famed wrestler, vows to pin the Kingfish within five rounds. The match, staged under athletic commission rules, mixes wrestling and boxing with three minute rounds and a ten second knockdown count for Steele.
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Steele
Ose
Athletic Commission
Levinsky
Oedemax Steele
Stevie
Kingfish
Yest Steel
Hoppe And Cochran Battle For Three Cushion Title
Willie Hoppe of New York faces Walter Cochran of San Francisco tonight for the world three cushion championship in Chicago. Johnny Layton and Augie Kieckhefer failed to advance, leaving Hoppe and Cochran with seven wins each and one defeat. Cochran lost last night to Arthur Thurnbald of Chicago in a 49 inning, 50 to 37 game.
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Hoppe
Cochran
Willie Hoppe
New York
Nvely
Idol
American Bite
Walter Cochran
San Francisco
Johnny Layton
Sedalia Mo
Augie Kieckhefer
Chiago
Hopps
Alten Hall
St Louis
Arthur Thurnbiad
Chicago
Weather Hampers Dartmouth Drills
In Hanover New Hampshire snow blocked the Dartmouth football practice as players tried to prepare for the undefeated Princeton game. The field was unplayable with men clearing space in the snow before retreating indoors.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
New England
Princeton
Rave
Ater
Sam Langford Struck by Taxi in New York
In New York on November 18 Sam Langford, celebrated boxing great, was critically injured after failing to notice a red light and stepping into traffic, struck by a taxi. Witnesses say his left eye, already weakened by prior benefit fights, retains about 30 percent vision.
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Sam Lanford
New York
Sam Langford
Sam
Langford
Wessington Springs High Rejects Huron's Turkey Day Bid
Wessington Springs High School declines Huron High School's Thanksgiving Day invitation after an undefeated 1975 football season and failing to receive Aberdeen's Gombrero Day bid. Basketball drills begin late in the week as the Tigers prepare for a Dec non-conference start. Home and away schedules are listed with multiple opponents through February.
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Wessington Springs High School
Aberdeen
Huron High School
George Dekloix
Wessington Springs Eleven
Lorne Arnold
Wessington Springshed
Huron
South Dakota
Wessington Springs
Tigers
Deklotesr
Tiger
Iroqueis
Bryant Cagers Hard At Work
Bryant high school basketball team under coach T Lindsey has practiced steadily for weeks. They beat Castlewood 49 to 4 on Castlewood floor. Several veterans graduated. new players shaping up as 20 games line the season with 12 at home. City gym upgrades boost student access to training facilities. Superintendent R E Galatic oversees training and substitutes to ensure dependable talent if veterans fall ill. The following is a schedule of games.
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Bryant
Bryant High School
T. Lindsey
Castlewood Tem
Castleword
Supt R E Galactic
Scalpers Lead Fundaments In 1936 Practice Rally
Scalpers coach Eldan Parker drills rudimentary game phases with one week of practice behind them as the team aims to rebound from last season. Captain Ice Lowe returns, boosting experience while Towan anchors the offense. several lettermen and early reports hint at a stronger conference push after Thanksgiving and December non-conference games.
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Heron College
South Dakota
Eldan Parker
Parker
Capt
Ice Lowe
Haren
Towan
Huron
Lowe
John “Stretch
Seabert
Maynard Niermeyer
Mel Anderson
Teddy Hohm
Seapers
Merle Marshall
Hohm
John
Norfolk
Huron College
Fulton girl seen as top Olympic sprint prospect
Helen Stephens of William Woods College astonishes local readers with rapid rise from farm roots to national races. Her 50 meter upset of Stella Walsh in St. Louis set a new American record, and she has clocked 10.6 for 100 yards at the Canadian national meet. Her coach Burt Moore molded her speed, drawing on Brutus Hamilton’s sprinting methods. Stephens projects as a potential member of the 1936 Olympic team and trains for indoor season.
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Helen Stephens
Fulton
Wilam Woods College
Burt Masre
Fultes High School
Stella Walsh
Whitney Martin
Associated Press
Fulton, MO
Toam
Stefani
William Woods College For
Jas Mood
Miss Stephens
Iame
Stea Walsh
St. Louis
New York
Toronto
Fulton Farm
Rhee
Sh Joly Tha Guitatin
Adios
Burt Moore
Moore
Miss Walsh
Ahat
Walsh
Stephens
Hamilton
Brutus Hamilton
University of California
Westminster College
Hamiter
Genial
Frank Jny
Interference call debated after Notre Dame game tie
New York Nov. 19. Motion pictures of the Notre Dame Army game revived the debate over the interference penalty that gave Notre Dame a chance to tie the score. The sequence showed Whitey Grove and Bill Givols near Wayne Millner as the ball grounded, with officials and umpires offering conflicting views on whether contact occurred. Palmer did not discuss the play to avoid breaking association rules.
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New York
Notre Dame
Amy
Whitey Grove
Ary
Bill Givols
Wayne Millner
Pietairs
Palmer
Haverford
Eastern Association of Football
Venzke Loses To Michigan State In Cross Country
New York reports Gene Venzke was edged by Michigan State’s John Bechtold in the Intercollegiate cross country title as MSU claimed its third straight team crown. Bechtold finished in 26 23.3 with Venzke close behind. Kenneth Wait took third as MSU posted 20 points.
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New York
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
John Edward Bechtold
van Cortland Park Woods
Pace
Michigan State
Gene
Bechtold
Kenneth Wait
Venzke
Wait
Bechteld
Wall
Gopher History Echoes Past Seasons in Minn Football
Minnesota football mirrors its early 20th century runs under Bierman Boston Hauser with similar records. The 1914-16 era featured players now coaching, while current years show 24 wins and three losses across four seasons, linking Dotch Bierman to halfback duties and leadership.
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Gopher
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dotch Bierman
Bert Boston
George Hauser
Bierman
Boston
Hauser
Garliey
Umno
Red Dawson
Tulane
Gophers
Quiet-spoken athlete shines in Ozark district meet feats
Moore recalls her early promise in sophomore basketball and notes she outpaces boys in sprints. Miss Stephens trains hard with strict routine, embracing discipline and safe limits, while dabbling in other events and setting marks like 129 feet 1 inch in girls' discus and 8 feet 8% inches in standing broad jump.
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Wamen
Ozark
Chavez Kayoes Rightmire To Claim Western Featherweight Honor
Tony Chavez of Los Angeles knocked out Everette Rightmire of Sisus City in the seventh round of a ten round bout at Butte Montana. Chavez, weighing 127 pounds, delivered a sharp uppercut to the solar plexus that felled Rightmire who had been undefeated in the west, at 1 minute 20 seconds of the seventh.
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Norment Quarles
North
Caralina
Freddie Miller
Butte
Mont
Tony Chavez
Los Angeles
Everest
Mire
Sioux City
My” Crocago
Frankie Sagilio
Chicago
Bob Tinsley
Chiecadao
Kayoes Everette
Everets Rightmire
Sisus City
Wmire
Villains Fall Short as Promoter Promotes Wrestling Card
Promoter Leo Bloom berg presents a combin ationistic wrestling program at Daum's auditorium. Gorilla Miller vies with Swede Nelson in the main event, Nelson wins the final after an eight minute fall and a 12 minute decisive pin. Earlier bouts feature Backley and Bowers wins on 16 and 15 minutes, a draw between Weaver and Schultz, and a curtain-raiser of two 50 pound midgets.
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Mathine
Leo Bloomberg
Daum
Gorilla Miller
Nelson
Wessington Springs
Miller
Frank Bagkley
Aberdeen
Oyo Woavisfo
Dubsth
Prinkie Bowers
Dys Wloines
Jack Popper
St. Paul
Backley
Waavista
Bowers
Lucius Weaver
Huron Coloress Boy
Billy Schultz
Cavour
Weaver
Schultz
Joe Stahl
Noel Leckness
Stahl
Baby" Boomberg
Okay" Stahl
Three Veterans Lead University Cage Build at Kata
Vermillion November reports on University of Kata basketball with Carl B Hoy guiding a small forward short team. Three veterans return including center losses and a fresh freshman slate as Hoy plans fast breaks and ball handling to offset a slim roster for a 15 game schedule, 12 conference.
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Bas Jdrils
University of Kata
Carl B
Rube Hoy
McDowell Town
Bob. Brn
Jissey
Livak
Gingokors
Freddy "Ripper Ray
Oles
Ripper
Aroun
Hoy
Coyote
Ake
Hins
Evans Out As Cleveland Boss
Alva Bradley readies to take more active control of the Cleveland Indians with Cyril C. Slapnicka, while general manager Billy Evans resigned after a salary cut offer. Evans said no other offers yet and planned to attend a minor league meeting in Dayton. Slapnicka will be present as assistant to the president. Evans, a former AL umpire, remarked luck may continue to favor him. The piece notes his previous salaries and resignation context.
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Cleveland
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
Cyril C. Slapnicke
Indians
Billy Evans
Evans
Dayton
Slapnicka
Bradley
Evins
Miller Cagers Open Practice
Miller high school Rusilers under coach Georgie Marsh began basketball practice with four lettermen from the runnerup team and five experienced players. The schedule lines up against Hames and other teams, with notable dates in January and February at home and away.
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Miller
Miller High School
Rusilers
Georgie Marsh
Andrews
Bradley
Dunham
George Koch
Basher
Royal Johnson
Carlyle Devine
Kes Devine
Bueh? Hewart
Hames
Tas Hneup
Dee
Blont
St Lawrence
Huron
Flandreau
Redheld
Woonsocket
Tpswich
Wessington
Toswich
Highmare
Major League Modégals Gather in Payton Ohio Meeting
Local baseball figures assembled in Payton Ohio for the annual meeting of minor baseball leagues. About 410 attendees arrived by morning with similar numbers expected by nightfall as officials prepare for tomorrow's opening.
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Payton
Ohio
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