Two Strong Teams In Eat West Contest
A western team with a power house backfield and a fast charging line was set to face an eastern eleven with a heavy line and speedy backfield in Monday's charity game here. Listed players include Robinson, Schammel, Cepni, Bernard, Gailus, Walton, Sebastian, Everhardus, Laws, Lukats, Norby, Mikulak and Beattie Feathers absence noted. Coaches cautioned on last minute changes. both squads in good shape after drills at Stanford.
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Stevens
California
R.g- Field
Oregon State
R.t
Fred Caminus
St. Mary’s
Re. Cornoe
Washington State
Peaver
Nebraska
Norby
Idaho
Mikulak
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Stanford University
Sauer
Westrope Becomes 300-Win Year Aboard Jockey Westrope
Houston reports Jackie Westrope, 17, becomes first American jockey to ride 300 winners in a year. He achieved victories on Gutbound and Galton Along at Epsom Downs after a suspension ended. Westrope earlier rode Lerack in Havana and battled injuries this season.
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Epsom Downs
Montana
Westrope
Galton
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Powers
W. Miller
Oriental Park
Havana
Lerack
Columbia’s Lions Touted as Toply Coached Team Ahead of Rose Bowl
Tucson dispatch reports coach Biff Jones of LSU praising Lou Little’s Columbia Lions for their all around strength and defense ahead of the Rose Tournament clash with Stanford. Jones notes Little may lack material but excels in coaching and unit play as Columbia prepares for New Year’s Day in Pasadena. One sentence notes an Iowa note about Maine lakes appears as stray text.
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Ariz
Biff Jones
Louisiana State
Columbia
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Pasadena
Pacific Coast
Jones
Little
Lions
Primos Debt Trail Targets Carnera in Bankruptcy Hearing
The article details Primo Carnera’s bankruptcy hearing where he testified he received 360 for knocking out Jack Sharkey and discusses his unrecorded earnings for The Prizefighter and the Lady. It notes looming court dates, judgments, and creditors including a 20 000 breach of promise award to a London waitress and a looming February court appearance with Tommy Loughran.
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Jack Sharkey
Moving Mountain
NRA
Dempsey
Primo
Mussolini
Bill Duffy
Qwen Madden
Charlie Friedman
Abe Attell
Lewis Soresi
Tommy Loughran
Nod
J. Caliende
Soresi
Fifth Avenue
New York
Caliende
Stanford Nears Rose Bowl With Incomplete Lineup
Stanford Indians head to Pasadena short handed for the New Year’s Day game against Columbia. Star fullback Bobby Grayson is confined to bed with a cold and may not start. Coach Claude Thornhill expects three others to return from illness or injury as the team conducts a long practice for about 2,000 fans. The coach downplays secret preparation, saying football is played for fun and there are no secrets.
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Claude
Tiny) Thornhill
Stanford Indians
Columbia University
Bobby Grayson
Indians
Pasadena
Palo Alto
Monk Moscrip
Wes Muller
Claude Callaway
Thornhill
Stanford
How to Keep Athletic Programs Out of Red
The National Collegiate Athletic Association opens its 28th annual meeting in Chicago to discuss sustaining full athletic programs without financial deficits. Major John L. Griffith of the Big Ten leads this year’s group as it debates budgets and reforms with input from hundreds of athletic directors.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Romeyn Ferry
Cornell
Levinsky-McCorkindale Bout Faces Schmeling Follow-Up
Chicago tonight hosts Levinsky the battler from Boston facing Don McCorkindale of South Africa in a ten round international at the Chicago Stadium. The winner may meet Max Schmeling next, with 14 000 expected in attendance and gate receipts around 25000. The English challenger aims to win by decision while Levinsky seeks a knockout to secure a title shot.
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Max Schmeling
Kingfish
Levinsky
South Africa
Don McCorkindale
Chicago Stadium
McCorkindale
Schmeling
Giants Caught: Hogan Sold to Braves for $20000
One year ago today Frank Hogan, New York Giants catcher, was sold to the Boston Braves for $20000. Five years ago today an All Star game in San Francisco saw the Eastern eleven defeat the Western aggregation 20 to 0 in the fourth annual benefit game. Ten years ago today Rogers Hornsby led 1923 NL batters with a .401 average.
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Frank Hogan
New York Giants
Boston Braves
San Francisco
Rogers Hornsby
Wrestlers debate slugging ban hurting box office in Missouri
Garrett Smalley of Kansas City, a Missouri State Athletic Commission member, argues that removing slugging and slapping from wrestling would ruin its box office appeal. He notes the sport’s appeal rests on the rough humor and punch of bouts.
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Smalley
Wuld
Attorney General's Office
ST. Louis
Garrrett Smalley
Kansas City
Missouri State Athletic Commission
Boxing Results From Three Cities Highlight Upsets
In Jacksonville Simon Mebolsky of Cincinnati won a decision over Lope Tenori of the Philippines at 147 pounds. In Houston George Salvador of Boston defeated Manuel Quintero of Tampa at 144. In Tacoma Jimmy McLeod of Portland beat White Neal of Portland at 132 3 4 pounds.
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Cincinnati
Lope Tenori
Philippine Islands
Houston
Cgeorge Salvadore
Boston
Manuel Quintero
Tampa
Tacoma
Wash
Jimmy McLéod
Creomulsion Ad Advises Quick Cough Relief for Children
A daily newspaper advertisement promotes Creomulsion as the fastest and surest cure for a child's cough or cold. It claims Creomulsion emulsifies with six other medicinal elements to soothe inflamed membranes, contains no narcotics, and urges mothers to keep a bottle ready from their druggist.
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