Georgia Tech Underdog in California Game Today
Georgia Tech meets California in an intersectional clash on a soggy field with forecasts of more showers. The Engineers face a weight and experience edge for the Bears while Tech’s stubborn defense seeks to defy the odds.
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Georgia Tech
California
Berkeley
Calif
Bears
Alabama
Mary's
Tech
St. Mary’s
San Francisco
St. Mary's
High School Charity Game Canceled by Snow
Charlotte and Spartanburg high schools, champions of their states, canceled the holiday charity game due to heavy snow and sleet. Players will store uniforms for the year as the intersectional series notes one win each since 1929 with Georgia Tech and California also mentioned in related matchups.
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Spartanburg
Georgia Tech
California
Pasadena
Atlanta
A. Wittlame
LIGLANS TO PLAY FLORIDA TODAY
California prepares to face Florida in the Little Rose Bowl game in Gainesville as California is favored. Elizabeth Brown of DeLand is named Queen for the Florida Day parade with 17 sponsors.
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University of California At
Los Angeles
University of Florida
California
Florida
Pasadena
Elizabeth Brown
Deland
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Four Tied For First Place In Pasadena Golf Tourney
In Pasadena California the second round of the Pasadena open sees four players tied for first after 68s. Harry Cooper Fred Morrison Leo Diegel and Dick Metz lead with Craig Wood Willie Hunter close behind as many players chase the $1000 prize at Brookside Park.
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Brookside Park
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Fred Morrison
Annadale
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Dick Metz
Metz
Deal
N. J
Craig Wood
Wood
Wiliie Hunter
Los Angeles
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Frank Walsh
Eddie Loos
Chet Beer
Bakersfield
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Bottomley Traded to Reds From Cardinals in 3-Player Deal
Cincinnati announces the acquisition of Sunny Jim Bottomley from St Louis in exchange for pitcher Owen Carroll and Red center fielder Wilbur Crabtree. Bottomley should fill first base, freeing Joe Morrissey, while George Grantham remains at second. Carroll endured a rough season, winning 19 games, and Crabtree posted a .276 average as a regular in a weak club.
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Cincinnati Reds Today
Sunny Jim’ Bottomley
St. Louis Cardinals
Owen Carroll
Wbetil Crabtree
Bottomley
Joe Morrissey
George Rantham
Carroll
Crabtree
Douthit
Guilford College Y’s In Joint Christmas Meeting
Guilford College YMCA and YWCA held a joint Christmas gathering after evening classes. Joseph H. Peele of Guilford read Henry Van Dyke’s The Other Wise Man as carols filled the rest of the program.
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Guilford College
Joseph H. Peele
Henry van Dyke
Door Knob Mystery Solved by Black Snake
In Troy on December 17 a black snake, too full to move, ended the mystery of W. A. Boggan’s missing doorknob. Boggan said he captured the snake and found the six month missing knob inside its body.
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Troy
W. A. Boggan
Mr. Boggan
Salvation Army Girls Defeat Allen Jay 16 to 8 in Guarding Show
The Salvation Army girls basketball team beat Allen Jay High 16 to 8 on Thursday night. Close guarding defined the game with Army players including Briles, O'Brien, Reddick, Mondrian, and Heilig contributing on defense and offense.
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Allen Jay High Girls
Allen Jay
Army
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McLarnin Beats Fuller in Uneven Ten Round Show
In New York Jimmy McLarnin, 145 1/2 pounds, knocks out Sammy Fuller, 136 pounds, in the eighth round after dominating with strong left hooks. A crowd of 11,636 pays 27,558 dollars for the uneven bout, drawing Bronx cheers over the lopsided affair.
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Vidal
Bill Carr
Jimmy
McLarnin
Sammy Fuller
Fuller
Boston
Vancouver
Pete Hartley Coun
Ted
Bammy
Pro Gridders Set Indoor Title Showdown in Chicago
The Portsmouth Spartans and the Chicago Bears meet Sunday night for the national pro football championship indoors at Chicago Stadium. The 80 yard indoor field will not trigger ball shifts to cover the shorter length, with Patsy Clark urging size be ignored and George Halas leaning toward approval.
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Portsmouth Spartans
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Bitter Winds
Sonn
Wrigley Field
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George
Patsy) Clark
Spartans
George Halas
Bears
Dirt Cover Prepared For Stadium Floor For Circus
Preparation of a dirt covering for the stadium floor was completed without extra cost as it had already been planned for a circus show next week in the large building.
Furman Player Wins 1932 Interference Trophy
Furman University fullback Robert Lewis Griffin won the 1932 interference trophy, first awarded in 1928 in the state, at a Furman squad banquet in Greenville reflecting on the Purple Hurricane’s championship season.
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Greenville
8. C
Jacobs
Furman University
Robert Lewis
Bob) Griffin
Purple Hurricane
Furman
Weather Hurdles Tigers In Inter sectional Clash
Baton Rouge December weather dampens LSU Tigers in a decisive inter sectional game against Oregon Webfoots. Rain and mud threaten LSU speed as they rely on a quick deceptive attack to overcome wet field conditions and a likely quagmire.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University Tigers
University of Oregon
Louisiana Tiger
Yy & WU
Deacon Freshmen Awarded Numerals
Wake Forest announces that twenty one members of this year’s freshman football squad will receive numerals. Names and hometowns include ends Peru, Atlantic City, Mills, Apex, S trope, Gastonia. tackles Patton Swananoa Ledbury Oxford Beasley Wilmington Hooks Goldsboro. guards Humphreys OT Boyles Leakaville Hood Charlotte. centers Daniels Weldon Hoagan Charlotte Cline Newton. halfbacks Husky Gaffney S C Wall Wendell Hatcher Charlotte Mason Goldsboro. full backs Rogers Apex Benton Laurinburg. quarters Holton neces Peacock Gold ar o.
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Wake Forest College
Fred Emmerson
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Atlantic City
Mills
Apex
S&trope
Gastonia
Patton
Swananoa
Ledbury
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Beasley
Wilmington
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Leakaville
Hood
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Weldon
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Cline
Newton
Husky
Gaffney
S. C
Wall
Wendell
Hatcher
Mason
Rogers
Benton
Laurinburg
Holton
Neces Peacock
Goldaro
Young woman fleeced at Knoxville bus station
Miss Lois Morrow, 19, of Elizabethton, was approached at a Knoxville bus station by a man offering help with her ticket and luggage. She gave him 20 dollars for a ticket, and he did not return, police reported.
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Tenn
Lois Morrow
Elizabethton
Hatcher
Humphrey
Compton Proposes Cosmic Rays Local to Earth
Dr Arthur H Compton of the University of Chicago challenges the view that cosmic rays originate far in space. He suggests these high energy particles come from the earth s atmosphere hundreds of miles above us in the sky.
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Arthur H. Compton
Unniversity of Chicago Savant
Senators Ready To Halt To Many Baseball Trades
Washington officials Clark Griffith and Bucky Cronin say they are nearly through with baseball deals for the Senators amid trade rumors. Griffith notes possible moves including Joe Judge to Brooklyn and Sewell from Cleveland remains under consideration, though they expect no wholesale shifts.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Oc Cronin
Washington Senators
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Catcher Sewell
Cleveland Indians
Roy Spencer
Erin
Fox
New York
Joe Judge
Brooklyn
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Robbery suspects held on bond in Gastonia
Ralph Ellis and Harvey Cox remained jailed after failing to post 1600 bond each to answer charges of holding up and robbing the Lee Credit Company office in Gastonia on Saturday.
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Ralph Ellis
Harvey Cox
Lee Credit Company
Fight Results From Cities Across the Nation
In New York Jimmy McLar nin from Vancouver defeated Sammy Fuller of Boston while Billy Townsend from Vancouver stopped Andy Saviola in New York. Baby Joe Gans of California outpointed Eddie Wolfe in Memphis and Tracy Cox of Indianapolis outpointed Bill McMahon in New York. In Rochester Steve Halasko stopped Frankie Petrolle in Schenectady. Chicago saw Billy Jones of Philadelphia outpoint Charley Belanger of Canada and Eddie Shea of Chicago knocked out Harry Blutman of Philadelphia.
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Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Billy Townsend
Andy Saviola
Baby Joe Gans
California
Eddie
Kid) Wolfe
Memphis
Tenn
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Bill McMahon
Chicago
Billy Jones
Philadelphia
Charley Belanger
Canada
Eddie Shea
Harry Blutman
Duke Wins Off Eastern Team in Holiday Tour
Duke University basketball opened its northern swing with a 35 to 30 win over Georgetown in Washington. J Thompson led Duke with 17 points in front of a hometown crowd. North Carolina State opened its season in Raleigh, beating Atlantic Christian 60 to 39, and hosts George Washington next.
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Washington
Wolfpack
Raleigh
Atlantic Christian College
Duke
George Washington
Baltimore University
J. Thompson
Capital City High School
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