Stanford To Start Young Indian Eleven In Rose Bowl
Clark Shaughnessy will field a notably young Stanford squad for the Rose Bowl against Nebraska. The Indian eleven features four sophomores, four juniors and three seniors with players such as Graff Stamm Taylor Lindekog Palmer Banducci Meyer Albert Kmetovic Gallarneau Standlee in key roles.
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East West Grid Teams Prepare for Shrine Game
Coaches from the East and West football squads plan the annual Shrine New Years charity clash in Berkeley and at Stanford. The East scrimmages an Oakland pro team under Andy Kerr and Bernie Bierman, while the West practices on Stanford field under Orin Hollingberg and Matty Bell. The East emphasizes running with Tommy Harmon while the West leans on Paul Christman and a passing attack is planned to counter the East.
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Berkeley
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Bernie Bierman
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Missouri
Tommy Harmon
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Lost and Found column promises prompt results
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Huskers Pace Rose Bowl Prep Amid Festivities
Nebraska prepares a gridiron workout and Christmas dinner before the Rose Bowl trip to California. Quarterback Harry Hopp is out with a mild influenza but expected to recover quickly. Coach Jones plans a possible second drill if needed. Stanford also focuses on resting ahead of the New Year Rose Bowl showdown with Nebraska.
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Roundup of Boxing Baseball and College Football Notes
Christmas packages aside, Lea Savold wires Mike Jacobs about January 10 plans with Bill Poland in New York Garden and Al Delaney. Duke defeats Georgia Tech 46 to 7 as Wallace Wade chastises slow huddle. Carl Storck and Earle Neale return to pro football with the Steelers. Lan dreth Seed Co. in Bristol Pa marks 54 years, hosting an exhibition against the Phillies. Dewey Fragetta handles Tony Canzoneri's refereeing duties as he brings six wrestlers to the ring.
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Mike Jacobs
Bill Poland
al Delaney
Tropical Park
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Carl Storck
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Earle
Greasy) Neale
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Sandloll
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Dewey Fragetta
Tony Canzoneri
Notable Ring News and Holiday Notices Mix
Awkward Aba Simon defeats Al Delaney but lines up for a title bout with Joe Louis. Detroit fans alerted to the heavyweight matchup. Vivi-Anne Hulton, famed figure skater, noted. A Seattle auto crash required 200 stitches for a victim. Charlie Gehringer trains with the Tigers. Walter Johnson hints at a 1942 congressional bid. Christmas and New Year greetings included.
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Chapman Leaves Indians in Trade to Washington
Ben Chapman is traded from the Cleveland Indians to Washington in a deal that brings left handed pitcher Joe Krakauskas to the Senators. Johnny Allen is sold to the Browns for about $20. The Indians’ outfield reshuffle includes Gerald Walker Roy Weatherly Jeff Heath Beau Bell and Lou Campbell as they prepare for 1940. Chapman, 32, had been a regular in the Indians outfield the past two seasons.
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Beau Bell
Loup Campbell
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Joe Dobson
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Jim Bagby, Jr
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Roger Cramer
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Dennis Gatehouse
Fred Ostermueller
Red Sox
Blaik to Lead Army Football as Civilian Coach Rumors
Reports say Earl Blaik, then Dartmouth coach, may take charge of Army football replacing Capt. Bill Wood. Blaik’s West Point ties and Dartmouth success are cited as reasons, with formal announcements expected as Christmas holidays ease.
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Red) Blaik
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Fata) Ellinger
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Christmas Greetings Mix Sports and Old Headlines
A collage of sports and social notes mixes holiday wishes to fans with references to Kansas and Nebraska teams, coaches, and players. It mentions Phog Allen defending amateurism, Elwyn Dees tending to Nebraska players en route to the Rose Bowl, and Stanford planning 3300 rooters, along with historical odds and Army training quirks.
Southwest Conference All-Stars to Meet St Marys Rattlers
Six Southwest conference schools will be represented in the war relief fundraiser game against the St Marys Rattlers with coaching by Fred Thomson and Jack Curtice. Players from SMU Rice Arkansas Texas Baylor TCU Hardin Simmons Trinity Sam Houston State San Marcos Texas Wesleyan McMurry and West Texas State are listed. Kickoff set for 2:30 p.m.
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Eight Kansas Juco teams to play in Independence tourney
Basketball teams from eight Kansas junior colleges Arkansas City Chanute Coffeyville El Dorado Fort Scott Iola Parsons and Independence will compete in a three day tournament starting Thursday with action each night in championship or consolation play conducted in Independence.
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Classifieds feel at Journal-World Ad Page
Daily buyers and sellers converge on the Journal-World classified page. Call 22 to reach an Ad-Taker and place your ad today.
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Pancho Villa Bets The Horse Must Win At Juarez Track
Pancho Villa reputedly owned a betting edge at Juarez in 1912, insisting the horse must win. After a disputed payout, bookmakers settled with Villa as tensions rose between factions, with races halted during border conflicts and Villa’s crew clashing with authorities. Ceferino Garcia was later found guilty of west coast bookmaking.
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College stars prepare for bowl season and coaching rumors
The piece notes college stars training for January bowl games as Phil Weintraub contemplates retirement after baseball. It mentions Frank Leahy and a possible LSU coaching move, praise from rival coaches for Oklahoma basketball, and Cleveland adding outfielder Gerald Walker to strengthen the team.
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Gerald Walker
Suburbanite Takes Third Race at Charles Town
Suburbanite won the third race at Charles Town drawling attention to a local track meet. The remark Alluding to Shakespeare sparked curiosity among bettors and spectators at the midweek program.
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Shakespeare
Dizzy Dean’s Arkansas hobby and Dixie Howell link
The text notes Dizzy Dean’s new Arkansas farm in Yes county and mentions Wayne Ripper Pitts from Dixie Howell’s Arizona State squad as a postman son. It also references Indiana basketball national champion Branch McCracken predicting tough West and South holiday games and notes St. Louis Browns facing troubles with light emit.
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Cat Eats Tinsel In Navy Chief’s Christmas Diet
Lincoln Nebraska December 24 Chief Petty Officer Greenwell reports a curious incident as his cat devoured tinsel from the Christmas tree. The pet stood on hind feet to reach the strands and licked its paws between bites, thriving on the festive diet.
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Swiss court charges seven in espionage case
Lausanne seven including former Swiss army colonel Arthur Fonjallaz his son Rene Marcel a champion bobsledder and Frieda Ellison a German born US citizen face espionage and state security code violations. Two Swiss and two Germans also named in the federal penal court proceeding.
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