Southern California routs Pitt in Rose Bowl game
Pasadena January 2 1930 Southern California crushed Pittsburgh 47 to 14 in the Tournament of Roses game. USC rallied with strong passing and scoring drives as Pitt failed to solve the Trojans aerial attack. Uansa Edelson and Duffield key for USC while Pitt scored late in the second half but could not overcome the deficit.
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Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Trojans
University of Southern California
Pittsburgh
Heath
Golden Pitt Panthers
Stanford
Greensword
California
Men of
Troy
Panthers
Pitt
Toby Uansa
Fleet Russell Saunders
Trojan
Pacific Coast
Saunders
Harry Edelson
Ernie Pinckett
Edelson
S. C
Marshall Duffield
Panther
Aie Pitt
Duffield
Jess Mortensen
Uansa
Bill Walinchus
Harold Williams
Paul Collins
Nate Barrager
Miss Holly Halstead
College Boys Win Junior Net Titles
William Jacobs of Baltimore City College won the national junior indoor tennis title defeating John Richardson of Dartmouth with a five set score 6-8 6-2 2-6 7-9 6-3 Marcus Hecht a 16 year old from New York claimed the national boys indoor title by beating Bernard Friedman of Philadelphia 6-3 6-2
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New York
Wiliam Jacobs
Baltimore City College
John Richardson
Dartmouth
Jacobs
Richardson
Marcus Hecht
Bernard Friedman
Philadelphia
Billy Jacobs
Baltimore
Remembering the 21st Sullivan Corbett Round
The 21st round of the Jim Corbett and John L. Sullivan fight ends with Sullivan's fall. Corbett drives forward as Sullivan staggers, finally collapsing on the floor. Sullivan declines to rise, and Corbett is declared the winner with Sullivan proclaiming pride that an American won.
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Jim Corbett
John L. Sullivan
San Francisco
New Orleans
John L
Corbett
West
Sullivan
Jack McAuliffe
Rose Bowl rout and other holiday sports results
Southern California crushed Pittsburgh 47 to 14 in the Rose Bowl marking its most decisive win in 14 years. Other holiday items include upsets in basketball and tennis, a New Year handicap win, and a quiet NCAA housekeeping note on finances and coaches.
Bernard Predicts Hot Race In Loop
Bernard predicts a tightly contested 1930 American League season with Cleveland Detroit Washington St Louis Chicago and Boston realigning power. He notes Donie Bush's White Sox improving and Miller Huggins loss as a staff figure impacts the league overall with strong pitching anticipated from Boston.
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Ernest
Barnard
Chicago
Athletics
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago Nationals
Donie Bush
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Miller Huggins
Huggins
Mills Home Bears Rout Erlanger Junior Y 34 to 16
The Mills Home Bears beat Erlanger Junior Y of Lexington 34 to 16 in their thirteenth game. Fox led Mills with 17 points, while Shumaker starred for Erlanger with three field goals and strong dribbling. Referee: Boyles.
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Thomasville
Mills
Bears
Erlanger Junior Y
Lexington
Fox
Martin
Erlanger
Shumaker
Blanger Jr. Y
Baker
Portland boxer Weasley Ketchell outpoints Retzlaff in Omaha bout
Portland lightweight Weasley Ketchell defeats Minot’s Herman Retzlaff by decision in a noted bout, earning the win as recorded from the Portland scene.
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Portland
Ore
Weasley Ketchell
Herman Retzlaff
Minot
N. D
Eastern All Stars Triumph Over West In 10 7 Victory
In San Francisco on January 1 the Eastern All Stars defeated the Western All Stars 10 to 7. Notre Dame guard Jack Cannon, Glasgow Iowa halfback, and other eastern standouts led the scoring with a 25 yard opening touchdown pass, a second TD in the second quarter, and two Frosty Peters field goals from Illinois. The West finally scored in the third on a Sloan run after a sustained drive.
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San Francisco
Lpj
Jack Cannon
Notre Dame
Glasgow
Iowa
Frosty Peters
Illinois
West
Sloan
Nebraska
Dodd Vindicates His Supporters In All Star Game
Bobby Dodd and Buddy Hackman starred in a Shrine charity game in Atlanta drawing 20 000 fans. Dodd and Hackman connected for two touchdowns and Hackman ran 44 yards for another as Dodd led the Northern half Dixie All Star to a 21 12 win over the Southern squad. Other results from locations nationwide are listed with boxers and bouts. Nearly half the people in Japan are reached by electric lighting service.
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Aggregation
Atlanta
Cardinals
Budd Hackman
Tennessee
Dallas
Midwest
Southwest Stars
Denver
Honolulu
Washington State
University of Hawaii
Hawaii
Richmond
Benny Friedman
Virginia
Bobby Dodd
Shrine
Dodd
Buddy Hackman
Hackman
Hack
Cardinal
Dunlap
Georgia Tech
Tom Jones
Japan
High Point Salvation Army Teams Dominate Greensboro Hearts
The High Point Salvation Army boys defeated Greensboro 69 to 0 and the girls won 40 to 16 on the local court last night. Grissom scored 35 and Mickey 23 for the boys while Elsie Welch and Florence O Beirne starred for the local girls. Booking notes show a 8:30 p.m. rematch with Harriss Covington and Greene's Benzoin five scheduled.
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High Point Salvation Army
Greensboro
Salvation Army
Grissom
Mickey
Elsie Welch
Florence O’bierne
H. P
G'boro
Harriss-Covington
Greene's
Benzoin
Salvation Army Court
Midwest Grid Stars Triumph In Dixie Clash
In Dallas on January 2 an all star Midwest offense defeated the Southwest aerial system 25 to 12 in the annual Dixie clash. Purdue’s Pest Welch led the northern lineup as fifteen thousand fans watched the young giants overpower the southern pass defense and disrupt their aerial attack.
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Dallas
Tex
Welch
Purdue
Washington Has A Bughouse Laboratory
The Bughouse Laboratory, a local organization merging curios coins birds stamps and more, moved its display to City Hall rooms with free use by the Board of Aldermen. City supplies lights and water. live animals including two alligators an opossum a raccoon and several snakes are open for public inspection at the former headquarters.
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Washington, N. C
Board of Aldermen
Two Extremes Mark New York Hockey Teams
The New York Americans are the oldest in the National League with an average age just over 30. The New York Rangers are the youngest, averaging 25.6 years.
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New York
Rangers
Holke to Manage Hazleton in New York-Pennsylvania League
Former New York Giants first baseman Walter Holke will serve as playing manager for Hazleton in the New York Pennsylvania League this coming season. Baltimore, dubbed the Monumental City, was famed for its numerous monuments.
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Holke
Walter Holke
New York Giants
Hazleton
Baltimore
Carnegie Report Spurs Clean Up In College Athletics
The National Collegiate Athletic Association at its 24th annual meeting approves to remedy issues highlighted by the Carnegie bulletin. Charles W. Kennedy of Princeton is empowered to form a reform committee reporting next year, while leaders urge silent, earnest efforts to clean up collegiate and secondary systems.
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New Orleans
Patricia Marian
Lake Placid
Dartmouth
President Harding
New Hampshire
Ellingson
St. Olaf
Marshal Foch
New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Carnegie Foundation
Bulletin 23
Charles W. Kennedy
Princeton
Seattle Club Seeks Award for Player Effort
Seattle hockey club members compete for a Pacific Coast league trophy honoring the player who inspires the team to the greatest effort during the campaign.
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Seattle Hockey Club
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