Rose Bowl preview sets breaks as decisive factor
Alabama coach Frank Thomas and Stanford mentor Claude Thornhill said victory will hinge on breaks and takeaways. Both teams anticipate full strength aside from Jim Angelich’s ankle issue, with weather favorable and a 2:16 p.m. PST kickoff.
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Paul Bryant
Riley Smith
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Millard Howell
Elza van Dellen
Bob Hamilton Daskevesnet
Joe Demyanovich
Bobb Evans
Milliken
Harry Grayson
NEA
Pasadena
Warner
Rockne
Claude E. Thornhill
Glenn Scobey Warner
Pittsburgh
Knute Kenneth Rockne
Notre Dame
Cardinals
Red Elephants
Injuries Hit East West All Star Football Camp
In San Francisco on December 31 the East team of 22 players preparing for the East West charity game suffered further injuries. Purdue halfback Duane Purvis torn knee tendon sidelines him. Minnesota’s Lund and Nott hurt. Detroit’s Pictenié ankle sprain. doubts grow about lineup while Westerns train at Palo Alto. Weather hints at dry field and late afternoon game.
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Detroit Star
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Obero St
Clara Lund
Clemens
Tulane Temple Ready For Sugar Bowl Clash
Tulane and Temple prepared for the Sugar Bowl kickoff in New Orleans with light drills and final chalk talks. Rob Simon and Temple guard John Boyd were sidelined or doubtful due to injuries, but both teams appeared in good shape for the New Year’s Intersec tional showdown.
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Ted Cox
Fox
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Owls
Greenies
Rob Simon
John Boyd
Bucknell and Miami Taper Off For First Orange Bowl Game
Bucknell University and the University of Miami taper off today with secret drills for their Orange Bowl intersectional football battle here tomorrow. The Pennsylvanians will hold a more strenuous practice session than the Miamians to acclimate to the warm weather. The Hurricanes practice will be confined to limbering up exercises.
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Bucknell University
University of Miami
Duke Seeks Intersectionareal Tennessee Is After Lou Littl
New York reports on the year end college football debate amid calls to curb injuries and recruiting. Carnegie Foundation figures lack solid facts while Floyd Eastwood urges concrete safety measures. Compile plans indicate Eastern rivalries revive with Princeton Harvard Cornell Syracuse and Army in talks for future schedules.
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Harvard
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Syracuse
Army
Derby contenders emerge as 1935 Kentucky Derby prospects
Two top rosters vie for the 1935 Kentucky Derby throne as Chance Sun and Balladier lead early Derby speculation. Calumet Farm’s Nellie Flag Toro Nancy and Motto join elite fillies while Cavalcade tops 1934 money-winners. Wish for Pac Coast riches fuels Toro Nancy and Psychic Bid seeks second Derby bid for Isabel Dodge Sloane.
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Chance Sun
Col. &. Bradley
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Balladier
Calumet Farm
Nellie Flag
Norman W. Church
Toro Nancy
C. V. Whitney
Motto
Pacific Coast
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Psychic Bid
Payne Whitney
Plat Eye
Cavalcade
Callant Fox
Big Five Quintets open season in North Carolina week
Charlotte dispatch outlines the North Carolina Big Five opening play this week. Duke faces Davidson in Winston-Salem while North Carolina and Wake Forest duel within the region. N C State meets out of state competition as Duke and Davidson kick off, with the action continuing in Danville and Chapel Hill.
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Duke
Davidson
North Carolina
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Winston-Salem
Blue Devils
Eddie Cameron
Flake Laird
Davidson Wildcats
Danville
Danville Independents
Carolina
Phantoms
Elon
Chapel Hill
Woffordeo
South Carolina
College grid and intercollegiate schedules in flux
Discussion covers Holy Cross replacing Harvard on the Crusaders schedule at Dartmouth, Duke seeking a big eastern matchup, and Southwest Conference teams exploring broader inter sectional contact after a strong campaign. University coaching moves include Shaughnessy at Chicago, Casey at Harvard, and Tennessee's coaching prospects amid shifting athletic policies.
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Li Little
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Columbia
Ralph Sasse
Army Coac
Bill" Jones
Louisiana
Huey Long
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