California Defeats Alabama 13-0 in Rose Bowl Thriller
California Bears topple Alabama Crimson Tide 13 to 0 in Pasadena as Bottari scores two touchdowns and Meek, Chapman, and Anderson star on offense and defense. Alabama fails to break through a stout Bear defense and suffers its Rose Bowl setback for the first time in years.
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Labama
Warriors
California
Ixie
Pacific Coast
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Golden Bears
Herky Oseley
Bama
Simson
Seluman
Bottari
Ilifornia
Star
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Moseley
Perry Schwartz
Calirnia
Imson
Dave Anderson
Preley
Herwig
Berkely Blue
Charley Holm
Tide
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Bear
Meek
Chapman
Anderson
Ottari
Abama
Joe Kilgrew
Holm
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Riley
Crimson
Bama Terory
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Stockton
Bears
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Perron Shoemaker
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Rose Bowl Statistics From Alabama California Game
Pasadena January 1 Alabama and California played in the Rose Bowl with incomplete team stats shown. Yardage totals include rushing and passing, with a note on punts, kickoffs, and penalties.
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Pasadena
Calif
Fishbach Wins National Junior Indoor Singles Crown
Joseph Fishbach, 17, freshman at St. John's University Brooklyn, defeated Marvin Kantrowitz 6-1 6-3 6-1 to claim the National Junior indoor singles championship after five straight-set victories. He lost just eleven games in the five matches and dominated with a precise forehand and solid defense.
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Bill Bont
New York
Joseph Fishbach
Marvin Kantrowitz
Fishbach
St. John’s University
Brooklyn
Kantrowitsz
Isador Bellis
University of Pennsylvania
Seventh Regiment Armory Board
Kantrowits
Stanford Star Hank Luisetti Scorches Duquesne in 92 27 rout
Angelo Hank Luisetti scored 50 points in 38 minutes as Stanford crushed Duquesne 92 to 27 before 7 800 fans. He received an ovation on leaving the floor and was met by a police guard at the dressing room.
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Jeveland
Dan
Angelo
Hank) Luisetti
Stanford
Duquesne University
Hank Luisetti Ends Basketball Career With Stanford Streak
Angelo Hank Luisetti, Stanford captain, ends his college career citing a California job after June. He set a three year scoring record with 826 points, surpassing Lehigh’s Robert Meaney. He comments on Eastern rules and faster play without the center jump and notes coaching plans and officiating differences.
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Cleveland, CO
Angelo ‘‘Hank
Luisetti
Stanford University
Robert H. Meaney
Lehigh
California
Hank
Cleveland
Cardinals
Duquesne
Stanford
City College of New York
McMillan Jokes on Four Players and a Clown
Minnesota coach Dave McMillan quipped about basketball before the center jump rule change calling the setup with a tall center “Four players and a clown.” The remark reflects the humor used to describe the evolving game.
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Minneapolis
Dave McMillan
Minnesota
New Jersey teen dominates in easy two set win
Richard J. Bender of Elizabeth, New Jersey, defeated Calvin Friedman of James Madison high Brooklyn 6 1 6 2 in a match that looked settled from the start.
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Richard J. Bender
Elizabeth
N. J
Calvin Friedman
James Madison High
Brooklyn
McClary To Meet Freeman On First Mat Card Of Year
McClary faces Freeman in the opening wrestling card of 1938 at the Coliseum on Friday night. Suleyman Bey of Turkey meets George Widebecki in the co feature as promoter Jack Smith starts a big program. Freeman, a New York Jewish 235 pounder, brings speed and skill to counter McClary’s weight edge. Bey at 230 pounds challenges Widchecki with his mustache and Turkish style.
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Freeman
Pat McClary
Herbie Freeman
Jack Smith
Suleyman Bey
Turkey
George Widebecki
High Point
New York
Bey
Honey Hackney Stars In Annual Grid Tilt
East and West battled to a 0–0 tie before 58,000 fans in the East West charity classic. George Karamatic of Gonzaga missed two field goals, while Elmer Dohrmann of Nebraska and Elmore Hackney of Duke stood out in a game that raised funds for Shriners Crippled Children's Hospital.
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Honey Hackney
San Francisco
Abn Neamed
West
Orin Hollingberg
Washington State College
Lawrence “Hirt" Jones
Nebraska
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
George Karamatic
Gonzaga University
Dwight Sloan
Arkansas
Karamatic
Ralph Wolf
Ohio State
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
John Michelosen
Pittsburgh
Isbell
Elmore Hackney
Duke
Don Heap
Northwestern
Michelosen
Corby Davis
Indiana
Fordham
Andrew Wojciechowicz
Barbartsky
Ed Franco
Elmer Dohrmann
The
Shriners’ Crippled Children’s Hospital
Nation's Cinder Stars Headed to Sugar Bowl Meet
An all star slate of NCAA and A A U competitors arrives in New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl track meet to cap a week of events. Glenn Cunningham anchors the North team with a star lineup of hurdlers and sprinters including Archie San Romani Perrin Walker and Bobby Packard. The South squad fields leaders such as Harold Cagle Frank Church and Paul Sanders with a last place to be filled.
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Anl
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Cunningham
Archie San Romani
San Roman
DUKE
Charlies Fenske
Wisconsin
Dave Rogan
Kentucky
Bill Moss
Baline Rideout
Denton State Teachers
R. P. Ellis
Mississippi State
Southern A.A.U
Don Lash
Indiana
Wayne Rideout
Texas
Forrest
Spec
Georgia
Bon Tomlich
Wayne University
Bob Osgood
Michigan
Roy Staley
Los Angeles
Tolmich Io
A.A.U
Jack Patterson
Rice
Fred Wacott
Southwestern
Don Kinsle
Perrin Walker
Georgia Tech
Eddie Torible
Oklahoma
Bobby Packard
George Arnold
Oslo State
Charles Beetham
Ohio State
Sammy Miller
Harold Cagle
Oklahoma Baptist
Frank Church
Louisiana State
Paul Sanders
Pig Bowl Game Postponed By Weather
The Pig Bowl between Hog Wallow and the South Hamilton Street Wildcats is postponed until tomorrow after noon at o'clock. The game will be played in the Pig Bowl end of Pershing street. Promoter Gilbert Yates announced weather caused the postponement.
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South Hamilton Street
Wildcats
Pershing Street
Gilbert
Granddaddy) Yates
Y varsity basketball team to begin drills at the Y
The High Point Y varsity basketball team will start practices Monday night at the Y M C A under How ey Marmaduke Raper. The Y plans a schedule of outside games for the coming season.
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High Point
Howey Marmaduke Raper
Solly Kreiger Knocks Out Black in Milwaukee Card
Solly Kreiger of Brooklyn maintained his standing among top middleweight challengers to Freddie Steele by stopping George Black of Milwaukee in a three round technical knockout in the windup of a boxing card at Milwaukee.
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Solly Kreiger
Milwaukee
Wis
Brooklyn
Freddie Steele
George Black
Pancho Villa Defeats Harry Jeffra in Non-title Bout
In Mexico City Pancho Villa defeats world bantamweight champion Harry Jeffra in a decisive 10 round non-title bout at the bull ring. Villa lands sharp blows in each round and secures the victory. Jeffra suffers a rare loss in a bout not affecting his title status.
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Mexico City
Pancho Villa
Kttle
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Hib Wrestlers Win in Tobacco City Opener
High Point Y M C A wrestlers open the 1938 season by defeating Winston-Salem 17 to 14 in Tobacco City. Evans and Parks won two falls, Summey and Gregory won two decisions, and a draw accounted for the 17 ½ points. References to individual matches follow with Parks, Gregory, Hailey, Voss, Shipley, Summer, Robertson, Lee, and others. Red Watkins of Appalachian refereed.
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Winston-Salem
Tobacco City
Evans
Parks
Summey
Gregory
H. P
Cline
Pettycord
Hailey
W.S
Mille
Voss
W.-S
Sudan
Shipley
Spain
Summer
Robertson
Johnson
Lee
Red Watkins
Appalachian
Football bowls at a glance results and crowds
Sugar Bowl at Santa Clara saw LSU win 6 to 0 while Cotton Bowl matched Rice 28 to 14 over Colorado and Orange Bowl had Auburn 6 over Michigan State 0. Sun Bowl listed West Virginia 7 over Texas Tech 6 with smaller crowds.
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Galttecals
Amy Eens
Rice
Santa Clara
Louisiana State
Colorado
Auburn
Michigan State
West Virginia
Texas Tech
High Point College Plans West Virginia Basketball Tour
High Point College basketball ships out Tuesday for a West Virginia trip. The Purple Panthers play Concord Teachers in Athens first, then Marshall College in Huntington, Glenville State in Glenville, and Bluefield College, before returning for a January 14 home clash with Appalachian State and a January 15 game with McCrary. Team roster includes Moon Martin, Tige Harris, Morton Lamet, Jack Moran, J J MecKeithan, Stork Hampton, Charles Mickey Cochran, Red Towery, Whitman Kearns, Goat Brinkley, Bill Hester, Marcel Malfregeot, and manager G W Holmes III.
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Panthers
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Martin
Wayne
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