Basketball roundup from Doolittles to Duke and beyond
A feisty collage of college hoops across conferences. Tennessee defends, Missouri Valley notes Drexeton’s 59 24 win, Long Island clashes, Oklahoma’s Aggies in semifinals, Duke visits St Joseph's, Colorado beats St Joseph's 45 39, Fordham 68 latest, and Dartmouth Harvard Notre Dame tours sweep Midwest.
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Michigan
Marquette
Tennessee
Miewsouri Valley
Long Island
Madison Square
Hant Ilip
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma City
Sophomora
Gerald Tucker
Oklahoma
George Washington
Gklhoma
Indiana
Duke
Blue Devils
St. Joseph's
Philadephia
Washington and Lee
Coloado
Waycoming
Ule
Colorado
St. Josoph’s
Uni
Iast
Canfeng
Ference Rice
Southwest
Rica
Texas University
Fordham
Texas State
California
Dartmouth
Middlewest
Harvard
Windis
Notre Dame
Wayne
Pittsburgh
Rhode Island State
Ste Lworahita
Fordham i Caorde
Stanford Has Young Giant On Cage Five
By Harold Claassen A S Associated Press New York Dec 29 In West Coast hoops coaches study Pollard a 19 year old forward at Stanford 6 feet 4 inches 155 pounds after a special examination he becomes eligible for the Pacific Coast Conference next month Pollard may bring a new offense style for the Indians Stanford aims to repeat and chase California and USC as leaders with anticipated power from Pollard and the 1540 squad Dean expects a shift to power as Stanford seeks a second straight win over San Francisco University and follows Big Ten conference games opening with five scheduled.
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Harold Claassen
Associated I'zesa
New York
West Coast
Hank Luffetth
Wwew
Din Pollard
Inchioplusmere
Stanford University
Ulnottl
Pollard
Oakland
Indians
Tus
Ciyoult
Tigeeasau
Res Indy
Everett Dean
Stantovi
Stanfend
Neiminetur
Pierce Family Reunion with Turkey Dinner Observed
Mrs L M Neal and Mrs Mina Hutton from Lesari Ken stay with E G Phillips. A Christmastime family reunion for Mrs Phillips and R E Ayers families featured a turkey dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Knleh Ayers and four children, Kenneth Ayers, Mr and Mrs George Ayers and children, Mrs Henry Hamilton and younger, Mr and Mrs Gaf Van Why and children, and Mr and Mrs Rollo Jennings. Mrs Sanill and children plan to move to California soon for her husband.
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Knleh Ayers
Chdren
Proctor
Dud Ave
Kenneth Ayers
Olive Bravel
Wid
George Ayers
Casper
Wye
Gurl Ayers
Catr
Henry Hamilton
McCoy
Gaf
van Why
Rollo Jennings
Sanillan
California
Wheat Growers of Colorado Win Five Places for Baking
Wheat growers in Colorado won five of 28 prizes in a baking wheat contest at the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago. Milo M. Schmoker of Longmont earned third with Tenmarna wheat. Joe Lindstrom of Sterling took fourth with Tenmarq. Maggiore Crotoin of Falta won tenth. a Kangas grower placed twelfth. Jennie Manupela of Silt and W H McKinney of Armel also noted for entries.
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Chicago
Milo M. Schmoker
Lonemont
Rodney Tucker
Lae
Colorado State College Extension Levie
Fort Collins
Wade Cannot Predict Rose Bowl Result
North Carolina Governor and South Carolina governor figures meet as Coach Wallace Wade refuses to forecast the Rose Bowl outcome. Wade says the game resembles a guessing contest between Oregon State and its opponent with no clear favorite, citing past matchups and uncertain playmakers.
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Wade
Dirham
N. C
North
Dixie Parlisma
Oreke
Wallace
Uto
Anta Lobanco
Oregon State
Coals Wade
Altho
Mac
Yelle
Slo Pacific
Enelorn
Liek
Mia
Alabama
Washington
Evan
Sharea Coen Wade
Duke
Churchill welcomed by Ottawa after transatlantic train ride
Prime Minister Winston Churchill arrived in Ottawa on a Washington train and was met by enthusiastic crowds. He gave a Y sign of victory and waved to onlookers as locals warmed to the familiar Churchill countenance. Churchill planned to address Canadians the next day. Beside him stood Canadian Prime Minister W. Laurier King and British Prime Minister King.
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Ottawa
Ont
Winston Churchill
Washington
North America
Churchillion
Tel
W. la ‘Tae
Kenale
Canada
Chick Harbert Wins Open at Beaumont
Chick Harbert, an unknown pro, won the Beaumont open at Beaumont Texas finishing seven strokes ahead of Den Horan and Paul Runyan who tied for second at 283. Harbert finished even par for the final round and claimed the $5,000 prize.
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Beaumont
Tex
Chick Harbert
Golfilom
Ram
T Ie
Battle Crook
Mich
Naver
Wea den Horan
Paul Runyan
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Doolittles
U.S
Patout Offles
Beatrice
POST
Tee Wud
Stanford
Big Ten
Almnesota
Parthwesterts
Champlang
Wisconsin
DePaul
Loyola
Midwest
Yenten
Pearl Harbor
The
Red Cross
Coats
Dodd
Ninth St
Wheat Growers
Defense Training Council
Weel
H. D. Eldridge
Sweden
Fou
Ile
St. Pierre
St. Pierre and Miquelon Islands
Newfoundland
Churchill
Air Southern
Memo ‘O
4. B.C
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Cooperative Association of Publishers
A. B.C
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