Southern California Still Favorites Over Easterners
The Dec 31 AP report notes Southern California, the west’s top interscholastic defender, preparing at Pasadena for the Rose Bowl against Pittsburgh Monday. Pitt arrives from Tucson with captain Paul Reider limited by injury, while USC boasts stronger defense and a 19 game win streak.
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Southern
California
Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Panthers
Troy
Penn State
Stanford
Jock Sutherland
Trojan
Tucson
Ariz
Paul Reider
Irvine
Cotton
Hollywood Gossip Intimate by Dan Thomas
Hollywood gossip notes fast walkers John Gilbert and Jimmy Durante, and slow drivers. Marie Dressler once ran a Florida resort hotel. Lupe Velez tourists dine with her dog. Extras share lunches on set. Dor othy Jordan fans from the east. Karloff drops first name. Merna Kennedy back in two Universal roles. Dudley Murphy rescues dogs from the pound at personal cost.
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Dan Thomas
Hollywood
John Gilbert
Jimmy Durante
Filal
Marie Dressler
Florida
Karen Morey
Buster Keaton
Lupe Velez
Chih Bauha
Spain
Maureen O'Sullivan
Jimmy Dunn
Berla Karloff
Karloff
Merna Kennedy
Charlie Chaplin
Universal
Cecil B. de Mille
Charlie Murray
George Sidney
Cohena and Kellys
Dudley Murphy
Murphy
Santa Monica golf tourney sees low rounds in opening round
A field of 146 amateur and pro teams began the Santa Monica $2,000 tournament with two teams shooting 63s to lead the 32 qualifiers for tomorrow's final round. Al Zimmerman and Cliff Baker of Portland joined Wilfy Cox and Bobby Tobin as leaders, while Archie Hambrick and Jim Ross trailed by one stroke.
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Santa Monica
Cal
al Zimmerman
Cliff Baker
Portland
Ore
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Timber Point
N. Y
Bobby Tobin
Los Angeles
Archie Hambrick
Zaneaville
Ohio
Jim Ross
Simon Pure
Cox
Tobin
Charlotte Bantams Tangle With All Star Eleven in Charity Tilt
Charlotte prepares for a charity football game Monday between the Bantams and an All Star eleven. Key matchup features Alabama star John Cain against Bantams captain Johnny Branch. Cain’s supporting cast includes Duke’s Lowell Mason Wake Forest tackle Elizie Webb and Presbyterian College’s J R B.
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Charlotte
Carolina
Charlotte Bantams
John
Harry) Cain
Alabama
Johnny Branch
Randolph Schools To Close Extra Week
Randolph County will postpone opening the county schools due to terrible road conditions and bus dangers. Superintendent T Fletcher Bulla said the delay is to avoid costs and hazards, noting many families have colds and some influenza but no epidemic. Asheboro schools will reopen Monday January 2.
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Randolph
Asheboro
T. Fletcher Bulla
Randolph County
Bulla
Patience in Milan Helps Vendor Rebuild After Loss
Natale Tombini, a postcard and pencil seller with his wife and four children, faced displacement when his horse fell into a sewer. He stayed put amid city officials urging movement. The city funded a replacement horse and the Tombinis departed with a new animal in a show of patience.
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Milan
Italy
Natale
Team Upset Kannapolis Five in Basketball Showdown
In Adelaide, Australia an unusual report notes white men living with aboriginal tribes showing adaptation and knowledge of hunting food conservation. In North Carolina High Point Y M C A defeated Kannapolis 61 to 47 led by Culler with 19 points and Martin with 18 as Kelly scored 2 for Kannapolis.
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Adelaide
Australia
L. A. Wells
Acco
Broadus Culler
Martin
High Point Y. M. C. A
Kannapolis
High Point Five
High Point
Culler
Cooper
Rollins
Troutman
Kannapolis Pas
High Point Montgomery
Pittsbur g h Pee Wee Jar tops Grove in ten rounds
In Fort Wayne Indiana Pee Wee Jar rel defeats Davy Grove of Pittsburgh by decision over ten rounds. In San Diego Eddie Murdock formerly of Tulsa outpoints Jackie Fields of Los Angeles in ten rounds. In Hollywood Sally Krieger from New York outpoints Jimmy Evans of San Francisco over ten rounds.
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Pittsburgh
Pee Wee Jarrel
Fort Wayne
Ind
Davy Grove
San Diego
Calif
Eddie Murdock
Tulsa
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Sally Kreiger
New York
Jimmy Evans
San Francisco
Eastern and Western stars square off in charity game
In San Francisco on Monday the East and West football stars of 1932 prepare for a charity contest. Coaches Dana X. Bible, Orin Hollingberg, Andy Kerr, and Dick Hanley oversee light drills as key players like Joe Hill and Gil Berry join the squads.
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San Francesco
San Francisco
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
Orin Hollingberg
Washington State
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Stanford
Newman
Pas
Paul Moss
Purdue
LE Marsh Wells
Minnesota
Bob Smith
Tom Gilbane
Brown
Joe Hill
Joe Kurth
Notre Dame
Dick Fenci
Bart Viviano
Cornell
Gil Berry
Illinois
Pug Rentner
Roy Horstmann
Protest by Chicago Stadium Over Schmeling Baer Bout
Chicago, Dec 31. The Chicago Stadium corp protests a non resident promoter staging the Schmeling Baer fight in Chicago. Sidney N. Strotz, president, files with the Illinois State Athletic Commission stating it is fair that a Chicago enterprise receive profits of the undertaking. Jack Dempsey has the fighters under contract but is not a resident of the state.
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Chicago
Muchi Ballyhooed
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Chcago Stadium Corporation
Sidney N. Strotz
Stadium Corporation
Thelinois State Athletic Commission
Uct
Jack Dempsey
George Getz
World's Fair Sports Committee
Children accompany parents in police cell
Police arrested Louis Allison and his wife for observation and placed them in a cell. Their seven children, lacking guardians, accompanied them and also occupied the same cellblock.
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Burlington
Louis Allison
Allison
Florida lass breaks 400 meter freestyle record at Miami meet
Lenroe Kight of Homestead set a world record for the 400 meter freestyle by swimming 7 minutes 20 seconds during an exhibition by the 1938 Olympic and national teams in Miami. Katherine Rawls of Fort Lauderdale claimed her fourth meet record with 4 minutes 12 2 5 seconds in the 400 yard medley, surpassing Eleanor Holm who held the previous mark.
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Miami
Fla
Lenroe Kight
Homestead
Helene Madison
Seattle
Katherine Rawls
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Eleanor Holm
Administrator's Notice for George Stewart Estate
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company, as Administrator of George Stewart, informs all claimants to present their claims by November 26, 1933, or be barred. Creditors are urged to pay any debts owed to the estate promptly, dated November 26, 1932.
Estate of Hannah A Haddon notice to creditors
The estate of Hannah A. Haddon deceased of Guilford County North Carolina notifies all persons with claims to exhibit them to the undersigned by December 24 1933 or be barred. This the 24th day of December 1932 Co C Haddon Administrator.
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Hannah A. Haddon
Guilford County
North Carolina
Co. C. Haddon
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Norma
Shearer
Clark Gable
Hopedale
Boots Mallory
Johnny Weismuller
Ethel Barrymore
Czarina
Russia
Ethel
Rasputin
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Bob Armstrong
Jimmy Gleason
Milwaukee
Sullivan
Stage
Beta Rothapfel
Roxy
Papa Roxy
Beta
Jjames Aloysius Bausch
Kansas City
Bobby Jones
Barney Berlinger
Barney B
Berlinger
James Aloyeltia Bausch
Nsas City Today
James B. Sullivan
Bausch
Bill Carr
University of Pennsylvania
Ralph Hill
Oregon
Lauri Lehtinen
Finland
Helen Wills Moody
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Dallas
W. Barry Wood
Harvard
Leo Sexton
George Calman
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Jack Shea
Lake Placid
Jones
Penn
Joe
Joe Palooka
Miss Howe
Lamb
Paramount
Clark
Carole Lombard
Elter
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the King of
Cowboys
Tom Mix
Ruth Hall and
Tony Jr
Kelly
Whitener
Rolling
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Helms
Thomas
Hinson
Lippard
Walker
Mauldin
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M. Anderson
Gotham
Doug
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Champlain
Mary Pickford
Charity
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Ralph Stone
Olympic Club
Bill Morgan
Clem Senn
Wash
Lawrence Ely
Charles Molinari
Santa Cla
Jack Johnson
Utah
Steve Hokuf
George Sander
Hank Schaldach
Angel Brovelli
St. Marys
Max Krause
Gonzaga
Walter Okeson
Football Rules Committee
Plums
East
Midwest
National College Athletic Association
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Charles W. Kennedy
Princeton
Walter R. Okeson
Lehigh University
Edward K. Hall
American Football Coaches’ Association
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Marvin A. Stevens
Yale
Okeson
William 8. Langford
National Federation of State High Schools
Coaches’ Association
Amos Alonzo Stage
Fielding H. Yoat
Michigan
H. J. Stegeman
Georgia
Georgia Was Re-Elected For A Four-Year Term. the Rules Committee
Langford
Dempsey
Maxs
Windy City
Florida Lass
George Stewart
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Broadway
Flaming Passior
W. H. Belmont
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