Rose Bowl scouting lingers on Pitt USC aerial clash
Los Angeles and Pasadena reports note Pitt Panthers and USC Trojans gearing up for the January 2 Rose Bowl. Analysis compares past Pitt defense and USC passing efficiency, citing 1930 game parallels and emphasis on forward passes as Pitt trains in Pasadena. Coach Sutherland’s squad showcases multiple backfield combos and a strength in aerial attack during scrimmage.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Pasadena
Trojans
Panthers
Pitt
Ledger
Howard Jones
Troy
U Ariz
University
Pittsburgh Panthers
Heller
Sebastian
Hogan
Winstock
Matesick
Weisenbaugh
Jock Sutherland
Lawrence High Hoop Team Prepares For Bartlesville Game
Coach E A Wood fields 23 players for two hour practice at KU auditorium as Lawrence high heats up for Friday night clash with Bartlesville Oklahoma. New plays tested while defense and shooting drills refine fundamentals and scrimmage follows. First string features Ireland Pearce Haurd Duver Hormuth with other capable reserves competing for spots.
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Bartlesville
Okla, High
K. U
Kansas
Lawrence
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Ireland
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Pearce
Haugh
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East Loses Presidency In USTA Tennis Change
Harry Knox of Chicago named by nominating committee to head the United States Tennis Association for 1983, ending a decade of eastern dominance. Knox, then first vice president, is the first midwestern president since Dwight Davis, seen as a response to eastern influence in USTA affairs.
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United States
Lavn Tennis
Harry 5. Knox
Chicago
Knox
Dwight T. Davis
Garded
Huskers Rally For Charity Touchdown Past Reds
Dec 27 AP report from Lincoln Nebraska describes a charity football game at Nebraska Field where Fred Dawson’s Reds rally to play once more against the Crimson and Cream. Marvin Paul returns opening kickoff ninety five yards for a score as Bul Bronson adds the extra point amid muddy conditions.
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Nek
Nebraska
Herry Schulte
Re. Fred Dawson
Tihey
Marvin Paul
Techoal
Bud McBride
Bull Bronson
Strange As It Seems by John Hix Sailor Tattoos and Odd Tales
A column recounts bizarre sailor tattoos including a king portrait on a bald head and a wealthy woman with a tale of a will tattooed. It also mentions a rocky formation in Ontario and a misleading note about a rescue on the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, with historical references and a prompt for further proof.
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King George
Frederick
St. Louis
Mizcouri
Mississippi
Het
Lohn
U S C Trojan Power Re-examined In 1932
Fisk Finch notes that U S C boasts a dangerous ball control attack this season, unlike earlier power runs. Even with fewer plays, the Trojans found scoring chances against Notre Dame, Washington State, Utah, and Oregon State, drawing praise and questions about future matchups. Jim Heffron recalls a 102 yard punt by Bert Kidd in a Citrus League game between Corona and Anaheim high schools.
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Shaver
Drury
Williams
Duffie
Kaer
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Fisk Finch
Santa Monica
Cali
U. S
Notre Dame
Howard Jones
U.S. Cy
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S.C
Cougars
Utah
Rocky Mountaineers
Oregon State
Beavers
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jimmie Heffron
Anaheim
Calif
Annaheim
Corona
Bert Kidd
College athletic leaders meet amid calm agenda
New York Dec 27 AP College athletic heads gathered for the National Collegiate A A and related groups meetings setting a rare record for few controversial topics. Football safety gains from 1932 rules are praised with little push for changes. The American football coaches association meets today and tomorrow to discuss rules with uncertain recommendations.
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New York
A. A
Bsafety
N.C.A.A
American Football Coaches Association
O Doul Shares National Swat Honors With Others
New York Dec 27 AP Frank O Doul of Brooklyn won the national league batting title by a wide margin. Teammate John Henry Frederick and Charles Herbert Klein of Philadelphia led in pinch hitting with six home runs each, setting a new record. Klein batted .348 to place third behind O Doul and Bill Terry, while Klein stole 20 bases to lead the league. Also noted are hockey and other sports results: American Hockey League games in St Louis and St Paul with scores listed, and St. Louis 1, Kansas City 2.
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Altho Frank O'Doul
Brooklyn
John Henry Frederick
Charles Herbert Klein
Philadelphia
Frederick
Hamilton Hyatt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fred Williams
Phillies
Clifton Grawford
New York Giants
Klein
O'Dou
Bill Terry
Giants
Manzer
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Duluth
Kansas jockey set modern American record in 1927 season
New Orleans AP report details Johnny Gilbert of Pittsburg Kansas surpassing 208 wins to claim the modern American jockey record, after a victory at Jefferson Park. He pulls ahead of Hank Mills who has 194 wins, with Mills needing five races to catch up. The piece notes the rivals are friendly, sharing lockers and greeting cards.
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Johnny Gilbert
Pittsburg
Kan
Jefferson Park
Vincent Powers
Rod 324
Sus. i
Gilbert
Jack Biener
L. Hardy
Hank Mills
Mills
Jefferson | Park
Kansas
Swords-Points
Didrikson Aims for Triple Star In Entertainments
Babe Didrikson of Chicagoland seeks fame in three fields by becoming a radlia performer, a movie actress, and a writer. She plans to avoid endorsements and will focus on athletic shorts for film work after her Amateur Athletic Union suspension and reinstatement.
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Babe Didrikson
Texas Miss
Miss Didriksimi
National Amateur Athletic Union
Elk ton wrestler and ring incident after fall
Thor Jensen of Elkton Oregon, a 156 pounder, wrestled Walter Achiu of Dayton Ohio with nine pounds weight difference. Both claimed a fall before Jensen kicked the referee on the jaw sending him unconscious. Achiu helped Jensen to a dressing room but the match ended with Achiu awarded the win after the referee recovered.
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Elkton
Ore
Walter Achiu
Dayton
Ohio
Achiu
Jensen
Harry Elliott
Haskell Indians Fall to Y M H A on Local Court
The Y M H A of Kansas City beat the Haskell Indians 26 to 21 in a tight game on the local court with a halftime tie at five all. Goldstein led scoring for the visitors with eight baskets. Haskell next plays Washburn College January 2. A preliminary saw the WY M H A midgets defeat the Indian juveniles 13 to 4.
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Kansas City
Haskell Indians
Goldstein
Haskell
Washburn College
Plan Practice Tilts East West Shrine Game
In San Francisco on December 27 AP reports football stars in training for the East West Shrine charity game on January 2 test prowess against top college grads. Ernie Nevers will lead the eastern eleven and Taul Ford will direct the western squad.
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Ernie Nevers
Stanford University
Taul Ford
Andy Kerr
Rick Hanley
Bob Smith
J. E. Hill
Kerr
Colgate
Paul Moss
Purdue
Dick Fencl
Northwestern
Marshal
Wells
Minnesota
Joe Kurth
Notre Dame
John Oehler
Roy Horstman
Jack Manders
Harry Newman
Michican
Coast
Joe Hills
Bart Viviano
Cornell
Frank Jablonsky
Pennsylvania
Jose Martinez-Zorrilla
Michigan
Frank Meadows
Brown
Roy Horstmann
Gil Berry
Illinois
Dick Hanley
Jack Mandela
Joe Crowley
Yale
Tom Gisane
Bob Rowe
Marshall Wells
John Oebler
John Wilbur
Pug Rentre
Bob Gonya
Joe Zapustas
Fordham
Stanford Cagers Hit Setback in Colorado Loss
Stanford Cagers fell 24 to 32 to Colorado State Teachers College at Greeley. Next, they face the University of Colorado at Boulder, then travel to Lawrence for a three game series starting December 30, 31 and January 2, with Nebraska and Wyoming games on the slate after Kansas.
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Colorado State Teachers College
Greeley
Colo
John Bunn
Cagers
University of Colorado At Boulder
Lawrence
Stanford
Nebraska
Wyoming
Kansas
West Coast
Valley Chapel Christmas Party at Markley Home
Mr and Mrs Solon Markley hosted a large Christmas gathering with guests listed including the Neiders Lindells McKinneys Bonds and many others. A tree exchange fruit cake and refreshments were served and a postponed program by Miss Mabel Shaw was rescheduled for Saturday due to rain.
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Salon Markley
Cift
Gottlib Neider
John David
Earl Lindell
Ruby
Martha
Fred McKinney
Robert
Esther Sanders
Alvin McKinney
Marvin
Bond
Allen
Ellis Bond
Roy Curtis
Conrad
Roy Puckett
Kenneth
Harry
Wayne
Charles Banning
Betty Jane
Warren
John E Froehammer
Pearl
Ben
Harold
Charles Shuck
Dar
Rel
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Neal Banks
Gus Hadl
Lester
Jerald
LaVerne
John Ulrich
John Hagen
Esther
Ruth
John Banks
Barbara Ann
Maurice Knott
Elizabeth Dunn
Solon Markley
Mabel Shaw
Margaret Curtis
Della Bond
Florene Christenson
Lawrence
Lone Star
Grover Boehm
Prairie Center
Ray Curtis
Curtis
W. H. Banning
San Antonio
Texas
G. M. Faller
C. V. Gann
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau Unit
C. P. McNees
Moberly
Tom Hamilton
C. TP. McNees
Winter Christmas Entertainment At Ruth Sawyer School
Mrs Ruth Sawyer the Winter teacher and pupils gave a Christmas entertainment Friday evening December 23 at 7 30. The article lists dinner guests and visitors including Mr and Mrs Eben Sims and family Mr and Mrs James Schroyer and son Douglas Mr and Mrs R E Schroyer and Douglas on a two weeks vacation Delbert Kennett Dorothy Bearman Ida May Richards Don Clair from Topeka and local residents Mrs Effie Banks Miss Lelia Banks Adelia Reed Ralph Miller and Miss St Jeanne Miller. Embroidery day at Mrs Geo McCarty's featured lunch and festive decorations.
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Ruth Sawyer
Eben Sims
Bobby
Gilbert
Glen
Irlene
Sims
Bob Sims
Willis Colman
James Schroyer
Douglas
James
R. E. Schroyer
Miller
Frank Miller
Herman Banks
Billie Richards
Geo. McCarty
McCarty
Local social notes from Ives Chapel district
Harold Flanders missed school due to illness. William Simpson and Dorothy visited William Simpson's father in Blue Mound on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Clary spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C D Bowser.
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William Simpson
Dorothy
Blue Mound
Mr. Simpson
Roy Clary
C. D.bowser
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