Rose Bowl hopes mix with 1924 best as Luskies and Panthers collide
The article examines Washington and Pittsburgh aiming for their first Rose Bowl win amid history notes. It recalls Washington Navy ties, lists Rose Bowl rivals and past scores, and notes Jock Sutherland leading Pittsburgh to the coast trip. It highlights 1928 1930 games and the evolving Rose Bowl legend through 33, 47, and 35 point defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gorriettle
Pasadena
Pittsburgh
Washington
Navy
S—Washington
Alabama
Stanford
Tsburgh
U.S. C
Ishureh
Panthers
Jock
Jock Sutherland
Pacific Coast
Féin
Shington
George Wilson
Bob Fol
Enoch Bagshaw
Skies
Jnst
Wilson
Patton
Wallace Waite
Bagshaw
Indians
Biff Hoffman
Jimmy Hagan
Wilton
Walter Booth
Walter Heinecke
Bob Sims
Pop Warner
Southern California
Trojans
Granville and Pompoon outstanding three-year-olds of 1936
Granville and Pompoon led the 1936 crop of thoroughbreds with bold speed and distance ability. Discovery remained a top handicap horse amid shifting rivalries, while Brevity and Gallant Fox also starred. Santa Anita and Kentucky tracks pushed longer races, reshaping the season.
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Granville
Pompoon
Myrtlewood
Apogee
War Admiral
Matey
Maedic
No Sir
Galdey
Lexington
Kentucky Dream
Keene Farm
Santa Anita
California
Bay Meadows
Gallant, Fox
Bold Venture
Mr. Bones
Tickets On Sale For Cotton Bowl Classic
Dallas public sale of tickets to the Texas Christian Marquette New Year’s Day Cotton Bowl began Tuesday with about 500 dollars in tickets at downtown booths. Cotton Bowl Association president J Curtis Sanford said 11 000 mail and phone reservations had been received before printing and sale. The Cotton Bowl stadium seats about 10000. Dallas Chamber athletic chairman Jordan Ownby planned talks on reception plans for the Marquette team arriving Thursday from Durant Oklahoma training site. Sanford and Marquette athletic director Conrad Jennings planned talks in Fort Worth with Texas Christian head coach Leo Meyer about officials for the game. It appeared two Southwest Conference and two Big Eight officials would be chosen. The Horned Frogs finished the regular season by crushing St. Louis Brones and will enter training for the Marquette game Saturday.
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Dallas
Texas Christian-Marquette
J. Curtis Sanford
Cotton Bowl Associative
Jordan Ownby
Dallas Chamber of Commerce Athletic Group
Enm- Milleen
Marquette Gadlen Avalanche
Durant
Oklo
Sanford
Conrad Jennings
Marquette
Fort Worth
Leo Meyer
Texas Christian
Christian Horned Frogs
Seite Clare
Meyer
Sports Events Are Drawing Big Gate
The Associated Press poll notes bigger crowds and rising interest across football baseball and horse racing in 1936. Highlights include 62,000 at the Kentucky Derby 160,000 at the Indianapolis Derby day 100 mile auto race and 105,000 at Philadelphia for Army Navy. Professional football growth night baseball and widespread pools are also cited along with notable professional ventures by athletes.
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Curnaut
Inutignapelis Uiemurint
New York Giants
St. Lois Cardinals
Yankees Stadium
Baton Rouge
Army-Navy
Hugebenrs
Ig Fen
Olympic
Jesse Owens
Glenn Cardia
Jack Forrance
Pred Ferry
Lawson Little
Gat
Sanija Meni
Fuir
Tigers Scrimmage Against Reserves in Sugar Bowl Prep
Louisiana State University football squads worked Tuesday in a scrimmage between the A and B teams against the C string as practice for the Sugar Bowl with Santa Clara. Coach Bernie Moore praised the ground gainers from the second unit but warned about defense versus Santa Clara. This marked the Bayou Tigers first offensively oriented scrimmage since rain interrupted buildup for the Broncs clash.
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Baton Tnouge
Louisiana Stue University
Santa Clara
Jookeel Hoorl
Bernie Muore
Moore
Venceal
Bayou Tigers
Broncas
New Orleans bout launches Torrance boxing career
New York writer notes Jack Torrance, a 10 pound shot world record holder and LSU athlete, defeats Owen Flynn in a sudden knockout in New Orleans. The piece argues giants rarely reach top form, praising speed and coordination in athletes around 160 to 190 pounds and warning against judging talent by weight or height.
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New York
Jack Torrance
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Aie Owen Flynn
Torrance
Joss Willard
Prima Carnen
Willard
Jack Johnson
Galveston
Havana
Carnera
Dresden
China
Jack Sharkey
Leviathan
Barly
Coaching staff relieved after injury-free emergence
The article notes relief from the coaching staff as every player emerged without injury, marking a safe progression. It highlights a low-risk recovery period and a cautious return-to-play mindset for the team.
Earl F Quigley Led Little Rock Tigers 22 Years
LITTLE ROCK High school mentor Earl F Quigley marks 22 years at the school. He coached track to 10 straight state titles and holds six of 16 state records. His football record is 181 won, 4 lost, 1 tied, with seven mythical titles. He also led basketball and baseball teams to multiple championships and serves as athletic director.
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Little Rock
Earl F. Quigley
Little Rock High School
Quiv
Camilen
Tiger Basketbill
Quigley
Lite Rock
South
Wisconsin
Traut Institute
Menominee
Sia University
Liev Wingo
John G. Pipkin
Tiger
U. S. Army
Enit Inuntishy
Clyde Vin Sickle
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Pitt
Max Riddle
NEA ‘Service
Twit
Moerk
America
Equipoise
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Brevity
Florida Stake
Blaz
Indian Broom
Grinville
AUA
Harry Edelson
Ernie Pinckett
Marshall Duffield
Walinchus
Fat Collins
Ench
Fitt
Southerland
Howard Jones
Homer Griffith
Ford Palmer
Kenneth Bright
Griffith
Ievines
Nothing Warburton
Nudget
Dick Barber
Sutherland and
Jones
Vanderbilt
Omsha
Gallant Fox
William Woolward
Top Row
A. A. Baroni
Vice Story
Santa
Gallant Oki Sstin
Clang
Germany
T. S. Cornelius
R. V. Herndon
Hope Furniture Company
Herndon-Cornelius Burial Assn
Hope Heading Co
Associated Press Sports
Tigers
LSU
Art Krenz
Year's Bay
Averell
PITTS
Helen Stephens
Missouri
United States
Miss Stephens
Gotham
By Harry Srayson
Heffelfinger
Uutide
Carner
Kid ficCos
Herr Placke
Carl Morcis
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