Grayson Fits Into Indian Lineup for Rose Bowl
Stanford fullback Bobby Grayson, suffering only a slight sore throat, plans to play against Southern Methodist in the New Year’s Day Rose Bowl. Grayson, key to Stanford’s offense, has 597 yards of his team’s 1,729 rushing in the season and his Rose Bowl exploits include a 228-yard total and 45 carries at 4.1 average. Coach Matty Bell of SMU expressed cautious optimism about the weather and field conditions for the game.
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Associated Press
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East West teams hold final drills for charity game
In San Francisco on December 3, relief squads prepared for the New Year’s Day East West charity showdown. Alabama’s quarterback hopeful {Alabama} Smith impressed eastern coaches, while Rice halfback Bill Wallace drew West favor. Iowa back Dick Crayne excelled in Berkeley practice, kicking 60 to 70 yards. Northwestern’s Walter Cruke nears return, and Kansas guard Dick Sklar rejoined after shoulder injury.
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Alabama
Berkeley
Dick Hanley
Andy Kerr
Walter Cruke
Northwestern
Orin Holsingsberg
Percy Lovey
Dick Sklar
University of Kansas
Post of GAR in St Joseph Shrinks to Six Members
St Joseph post of the GAR once among the nation’s largest now has only six members after the death of Commander A. R. Pickle, 92, a former member who served with the 39th Volunteers, Missouri regiment.
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ST. Joseph
GAR
A. 2
Pickle
39Th Volunteers
Missouri Regiment
Nine Big Six Basketball Games This Weekend
The Big Six schedule features nine games with Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa State, Oklahoma, and Missouri. Nebraska plays Utah, St Mary's, and Stanford on western tour dates, while Oklahoma and Missouri open conference play at Columbia.
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Stanford
San Francisco
Oklahoma
Missouri
Columbia
Towa State
Drake
Des
Moines
Kansas City
Kansas State
Utah
St Mary’s
Kansas
University of California At
Iowa State
Vanderbilt
Wichita
Adolph Kiefer breaks backstroke records at 17
In Coral Gables Adolph Kiefer, 17, shatters world and American backstroke marks at the Miami Biltmore pool. His trainer Stanley Brauninger says he is three years from full power while Adolph notes his unique backstroke habit remains.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Coral Gables
Pla
Hollywood
Miami-Biltmore Pool
Adolph Kiefer Westiell
Adolph
Stanley Brauninger
Brauninger and Kiefer
Mr. Bauninger
Best jokes and jabs of 1935 in sports summary
A retrospective look lists top jokes and funny lines from 1935 across boxing, football, and baseball. Notables include Joe Louis and Max Baer quips, Yankee figures, coaches Lou Little and Hank Anderson, and colorful notes on players and managers.
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Vate Muete
New York
Boston Braves
Max Baer
Billy McCarney
Eddie Neil
Ethiopia
Eddie
Wallace Wade
North Carolina
Danno
Mahoney
Sterling
Jimmy Doyle
Hiram
Joe Louis
Paulino
King Levinsky
Joe Jacobs
Lou Little
Hank Anderson
N.C. State
42Nd Street
Hunk
Harry Moore
Georgia
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Elmer Layden
Fapod
Intercollegiate Cage Meet Opens in Kansas
Bakers Wildcats and Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers clash as the Southwestern Intercollegiate tournament opens in Winfield Kansas at noon with eight first round games. Colleges from six states participate with daily play and re bracketed consolation rounds for losers.
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Winfield
Kas
Bakers
Wildcats
Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers College Indians
Eigh
Baker University
Tahlequah
Okla
Alva
Emporia Teachers
West Texas Teachers
McPherson College
Springfield
Edmund
Phillips University
Enid
College of Emporia
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
Durant
Doane College
Crete
Neb
Southwestern College
Tulsa University
Warkensburg
Boxers Vote: Louis Tops 1930 Heavyweight Rankings
Boxing writers rank Joe Louis as world heavyweight champion with Jimmy Braddock second. Nat Fleischer notes surpri se that champions can sit below challengers. Braddock receives lone end group honor. other divisions list Saat fighters and champions with notable names such as Baer Loughran Canzoneri and Miller across groups.
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New York
Jimmy Braddock
Hope
Joe Louis
Joe
Jim
Detroit
Ring Boxing Magazine
Sports Writers
Louis
Braddock
Ring
Nat Fleischer
Max Sehmelsing
Carneva
Baer
Tommy Loughran
Max Barr
Ifrank Hankinson
Charley Retzlaff
Buddy Baer
Ray Impellitiere
Eddie Mader
al Ettore
Ford Smith
Paulino Azendun
John Henry Lewis
Maxie Rosenbloom
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Freddie Miller
Rosenbloom
New York and Hingis
Millers
Sports Mirror sports notes from past eras
A compact recap of historical sports items from 1932 to several years earlier. Mentions Prof Floyd Eastwood of NYU linking schoolboy football to a large share of 115 deaths over four years, Jima Bausch of Kansas receiving the Sullivan memorial medal in 1932, and Rogers Horns signing a two year Cubs manager contract worth 40 000.
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Associated Press
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New York University
Jima Bausch
Kansas
Sullivan
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Missouri colleges reopen launch crowded basketball week
Missouri colleges resume basketball after Christmas with few non conference games this week. Cape Girardeau Indians host Wheaton Illinois and Centenary Shreveport on home court with other clashes including Quincy at Hannibal LaGrange and Maryville Teachers at Rockhurst. Upcoming week features more conference action across MT I A A M C and MLJ C fronts as 48 teams aim for early season tilts.
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Uie
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Goth
Southwestern College
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Rockhurst
Pittsburgh
Kirksville
Flat River
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Aiton
Dust Bowl Pro Football Game Set in Western Kansas
Dodge City will host a New Year’s Day charity football game featuring two teams of pro stars. Proceeds will fund four months of milk for undernourished children in the drought-stricken plains region.
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Kas
Western
Kansas
Plains
Unity Sought in U S Olympic Committee Strife
The American Olympic Committee seeks unity for a strong U S showing at the 1936 Berlin Games after a factional split at the Amateur Athletic Union convention. It accepted resignations from opposing members and moved to purge lukewarm ties, backing President Avery's plan for unity and funding.
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New York
American Olympic Committee
United States
Germany
Amateur Athletic Unions
Nazi Germany
Avery
Weather delays Pasadena Open round two final set
Heavy rains postponed the Pasadena Open second round for 121 golfers as players hoped for better conditions. Harry Cooper led with a 66, five under par, tying the tournament record. Several pros shot 69s and many 70s, setting up a 36 hole final tomorrow with both pros and amateurs in the championship mix.
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Calif
California
Sunshine
Harry
Light Horse) Cooper
Chicago
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Jimmy Iines
Garden City
L.I
al K Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Wilford
Wilfy) Cox
Bethesda
Henry Picard
Sleyshey
Harold
Dug) McSpaden
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Orville White
St. Louis
Martie Dalya
Detroit
Eric Seavall
Glendale
Fred Marvison
George Schoeiler
Ogden
Utah
Horton Smith
Ray Mangrum
Pittsburgh
Les Madison
Hollywood
Henry Batista
Brundage Urges Withdrawals Amid Sparse Participation
Brundage of Chicago urged those whose lack of activity suggested they were not fully aligned with American participation to withdraw. Despite ongoing opposition, financial reports show good prospects for American representation. Plans to sail four members of the winter sports teams on Friday were approved.
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Chicago
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