California to Confine Practice To Golden Bear Men
California coach Stub Allison will keep practice confined to his Golden Bears squad for the Rose Bowl buildup, rejecting a scrimmage with the Eastern All Stars. Bowl-week notes from Pasadena and New Orleans discuss Rose, Sugar, Cotton, and Sun Bowl preparations, injuries, and lineup hopes.
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Associated Press
California
Stub Allison
Golden Bears
Allison
Alabama
Berkeley
Albania
New Orleans
Pasadena
Ward Sanford
Tulane
Vanderbuilt
Sandford
Santa Clara
Bernie Moore
Louisiana State
Moore
Tigers
Everett Fisher
White
Jimmy Kitts
Colorado
Wysocki Gets Great Thrill From Marquette Vote
New York by Eddie Briez reports Marquette players named Villanova end John Wysocki as the best wingman faced this season. The praise comes as Wysocki did not play in the Marquette game. Braddock family illness theme also noted alongside other boxing and coaching salary chatter.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Marquette
John Wysocki
Villanova
John
James J. Braddock
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
N. J
Tony Canzoneri
Daffy Dean
Kipke
Harry Kipke
Ford
Michigan
Georgia
Nathan Man
Louis
California
Golden Bears
Alabama
New College Depot
Frank Murray
Virginia
Budge's Folks Press Don to Turn Pro for Profit
The Budge family urged 22 year old tennis star Don Budge to turn professional and cash in on years of hard work rather than remain amateur to defend the Davis Cup. Mrs Budge emphasized the family stance while noting an automobile accident earlier influenced caution about his future. Budge, seen as a potential rival to Ellsworth Vines and Fred Perry on the pro circuit, had Wimbledon and national titles in 1936.
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Oakland
Calif
Don Budge
John Budge
Australia
Donny
Don
Los Angeles
Gene Mako
Budge
Ellsworth Vines
Fred Perry
Rose Bowl Tickets Fetch High Prices in L A
A Los Angeles ticket agency advertising for Rose Bowl seats offered eight dollars for regular four dollar tickets and six dollars for three dollar tickets, reflecting heavy demand. The agency, experienced in acquiring large blocks for major events, posted the query today.
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Los Angeles
Ice Queen Is Jimmy's Latest
New York December 22. It was a moral certainty that nothing so obvious as the current winter sports hysteria could long escape the attention of James J. Johnston known affectionately as Have acclaimed her a prettier Berens destabbed Ghabae.
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New York
James J. Johnston
Berens
Bison comeback beats St Francis in New York
The Marshalls Bisons from all college rallied to defeat St Francis 46 46 after regulation, with Charlie Watson and Jules Rivlin scoring late in overtime. Rivlin tallied 18 and Watson 15 as the Bisons showcased a balanced attack to pull away in the extra period.
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Associated Press
Bisons
Marshall College
St. Francis
New York
Henderson
Charlie Watson
Jules Rivlin
St. Frenes
Grafton High Bball Team Heads to Webster Springs
Grafton High School basketball roster of ten, led by Coach Randall H. McKinney, departs by car for Webster Springs to play the rescheduled game tonight. Webster Springs under Coach Alex Venarri is described as a strong cage squad. The next home game, versus Kingwood High, is set for tomorrow night at the Field House, the last until January 11.
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Grafton High School
Randall H. McKinney
Webster Springs
Alex Ven
West Virginia Gridders Depart for Sun Bowl Texas Clash
West Virginia university's football squad of 24 left Morgantown by special train for the Sun Bowl at El Paso Texas and the New Year's day Texas Tech game. Head Coach Marshall Glenn said there would be no practice stops during the 48 hour trip and that training in El Paso would be intensive. Richardson, a substitute lineman, was the only player not in perfect condition but expected to be ready upon arrival.
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Fla
Miami
West Virginia
el Paso
Tex
Texas Tech
Marshall Glenn
Glenn
Cocoach
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Kerar Stadium
San Francisco
Berkeley
Rivlin
Long Island University
Chub Watson
Wilcox
St. Francis
Marshall
Isquads
Floyd Schwartzwalder
North
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Richardson
Texas
Cleated Shoes Barred In Eskimo Bowl Battle
KING ISLAND Alaska Dec 22 Cleated shoes are out for the Ice Bowl on New Year Day Explainer Father Bernard Hubbard says coaches Ed Levin and Ken Chisholm chose sealskin mukluks to handle the ice field The Eskimo teams will play in mukluks instead of cleats to avoid slipping on the icy surface.
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King Island
Alaska
Bernard Hubbard
Ed Levin
Ken Chisholm
Notre Dame
Schmeling Returns Home as Hero After New York Victory
Max Schmeling arrived in Bremerhaven with his film actress wife and reporters greeting him aboard the Europa. An official Berlin reception was planned as he discussed his New York win over Harry Thomas and his aim to reclaim the world heavyweight title against Joe Louis.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Max Schmeling
America
North Sea
Berlin
Max
Harry Thomas
New York
Joe Louis
Roosevelt plans to push New Deal and wage hour action
From the page one report Roosevelt pledged no slackening of New Deal activities and sought to push wage hour legislation. He told liberal confidantes he would stand firm on power and utility policies while gathering data to show the recession was psychological, a view echoed by several senators.
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Friends
Frank R. Phillips
Dunneene Licht
Ces G
Judge Cum mings seeks probe of Milwaukee judge
Attorney General Homer Cummins urged Congress to investigate U S District Judge Ferdinand Geiger of Milwaukee over the discharge of a grand jury just as it prepared to report on a three month probe of the automobile finance business. The president warned a small minority of industry fueled fears the government aimed at all utilities while distinguishing holding from operating companies.
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Homer
Cummings
Congress
U. S
Ferdinand Geiger
Milwaukee
Death of Healy details and alleged injuries
The article recounts Healy's death after heavy drinking following a celebration. Friends sent him home while he described a fight and an argument. A coroner found a red streak near the left temple and a deep gash above the eye with surgical clips, while police tied his story to a Hollywood hotel where two stitches were reportedly needed.
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Healy
Hollywood
Sydney L. Weinberg
Furnished rentals and public notice of lawsuits in West Virginia
Classifieds list furnished apartment with steam heat and a furnished bedroom on West Main Street plus three room private apartment on Yates Avenue with contact numbers. Public notices announce a 1937 order of publication in Taylor County court involving Frank Brahm versus Carder parties and a complex set of judgments and a separate chancery suit filed by E A Rinehart, Receiver, to collect indebtedness from Michael J Welch estate and wind up the estate with John W Leuthardt as alleged nonresident defendant.
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J. C. Haymond
Taylor County
Frank R. Brahm
Brahms Krons Woeene
C. J Carder
Jos Carder
W. E. Leach
C. R. Jones
C.R. Jones
Josephine Carder
Charles Carder
West Virginia
Circuit Court
E. A. Rinehart
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Grafton
Joseph A. Jolliffe
de Bonis Net
Michael J. Welch
John W. Leuthardt
Mary Once Welch
Michael J. Wi
John
W. Leuthardt
Mary Florence Welch
Grafton, Sentinel
Frank M. Hollis Jr
Clete
W. Merle Watkins
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