Notre Dame Meets Trojans Saturday in Big Football Battle
Notre Dame faces Southern California in a pivotal clash highlighted by Notre Dame’s steady rise after a Navy setback and a strong Irish backfield led by Nevin Bunny Meecgrmnies. The Trojans host in favorable weather, aiming to leverage home advantage and a balanced attack as fans anticipate a signature early-season confrontation.
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Unable to Select Sugar Bowl Team
NEW ORLEANS LSU Alabama Pittsburgh and Santa Clara were among the teams considered by the Sugar Bowl committee led by Joe M. Cousins. After long deliberation the committee could not name the participants for the third annual New Year’s Day game and did not set a selection date, awaiting the eastern Rose Bowl decision.
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Cecil Grigg Named Coach at Rice Institute
MEMPHIS Tenn. Southern Association baseball headquarters said Cecil Grigg, a Southern umpire since 1933, has been appointed coach and instructor in Rice Institute’s Physical Education Department in Houston Texas. The post will require his time the entire year. Grigg cannot return as umpire for the 1937 season.
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Roosevelt Begins Tour From Embassy Route Home
Roosevelt departed the United States embassy at 1410 Central Standard Time and will stop at Montevideo Uruguay for a few hours Thursday before continuing to Port of Spain Trinidad and then returning home.
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Tourists Cause Collision on City Street
A woman driving allegedly looked backward and drove into a city bus, forcing the driver to brake. The Autemobile suffered severe damage as the incident disrupted traffic and drew early notices from witnesses.
Cardinals consider Dizzy Dean sale amid Reds offer
Dizzy Dean, star pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, is on the market with Cincinnati reportedly willing to pay $200,000 in cash. Cardinals may accept only with a matching package of players or traded assets. Dean expressed interest in joining Cincinnati, while Cardinals president Sam Breadon stated cash alone won’t seal a sale.
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Yale and Navy Considered for Rose Bowl
Seattle reports say Yale and Navy may join Alabama, LSU and Pittsburgh as Rose Bowl contenders for the New Year’s Day game. Washington players await athletic director Ray Eckmann in San Francisco, while coach Jimmy Phelan cites uncertainty and a possible LSU or Alabama choice.
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Hitler Promulgates New Reich Laws Aimed at Wealth Panic
Berlin reports the Nazi cabinet under Adolf Hitler adopted six measures to tighten control over the economy and society. The package includes death penalties for Germans hoarding wealth abroad, mandatory Hitler Youth enrollment for all youths, aggressive resource exploitation, uniform real estate taxes, Berlin city governance by a state official, and transformation of welfare into a state foundation led by Propaganda Minister Goebbels.
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Tea For Team Atlanta Georgia Tech Restorative Drink
Georgia Tech players sip tea between halves in a light pregame ritual described as restorative by coaches and team staff. The practice underscores a calm, traditional approach to maintaining focus and recovery during the game.
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Razorbacks Drill on Longhorn Plays
Fayetteville Arkansas report that the Arkansas Razorbacks studied Texas University plays in preparation for a Saturday game with the Texans at Little Rock. Coach Fred Thomsen focused on linebackers centers Lyunday Woodell Donaldson and fullbacks Brown Fletcher and Holt to stop Hugh Wolfe and other Texas ball carriers. Thomson introduced a new scoring set Tuesday afternoon.
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All Southwest Conference 1936 Football Team Named
The 1936 All Southwest Conference picks include seven juniors and four seniors with six teams represented and Rice absent. Texas A and M, Texas Christian, Arkansas, Baylor, SMU, and Texas profiled with standout backs, tackles, guards, and a unanimous QB choice Slingin Sam Baugh.
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Hope High Star Reese Overlooked In Tri-State All Star Picks
Hope High School end Co Captain Huh Reese is praised as an outstanding player though omitted from the Arkansas Gazette and Democrat All State selections. The Tri State team includes Reese, Parsons, and other standout players from Arkansas and nearby states, with local scouts and fans weighing the overlooked talents.
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Duquesne to Play in Orange Bowl on New Year’s Day
Duquesne University to represent the berth in the Orange Bowl on New Year’s Day in Miami. Southern opponent to be chosen next week with Texas Christian University and Tennessee as leading candidates. Duquesne’s season included wins over Waynesburg, Rice, Geneva, Pittsburgh, Washington Univ. St. Louis, Carnegie Tech and Marquette, with losses to West Virginia Wesleyan and Detroit. The game will be at the city stadium with limited seating.
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Texas League to Open Next Season April 14
Montreal report shows the Texans League opening its 1937 season in mid-April with 142 days of play through September 12 to align with the Southern Association. President J Alvin Gardner says the franchise is in strong financial condition with funds in the bank.
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Kercheval Sets Punting Record Ahead of Brooklyn Dodgers Exit
Ralph Kercheval of the Brooklyn Dodgers has established a punt distance standard many aim to match. Last season he set a new distance mark and has averaged about 46 yards per boot this year, nearing 100 points himself, with retirement planned at season's end.
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Meagher Says Weather No Issue for Auburn Squad
Auburn coach Jack Meagher notes favorable weather have not hindered practice in his 18 seasons. He has faced showers only twice, keeping downpour interruptions to a minimum as his team trains.
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Bobcats Shine With Sportsmanship This Season
A fragment notes the Bobcats have demonstrated superior sportsmanship this season, evident from sidelines and fan response, reflecting a standout attitude despite competition.
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