Georgia Tech Crowned Nation's Grid Champion After Rose Bowl
Pasadena Calif Jan 2 AP The Golden Tornado of Georgia Tech claimed the national football title following a dramatic Rose Bowl win over California. A pivotal 75 yard miscue by California center Joy Riegels set the stage for Tech’s late surge as Benny Lom recovered a fumble and Tech later scored a safety and a final touchdown to seal the victory.
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Stribling Stops League in Two Rounds Before Miami Fight
W Stribling defeated Jack League of Texas in a brief heavyweight bout in Kansas City. Stribling, set for Jack Sharkey in Florida next month, fought three knockdowns with League scoring two knockdowns against Stribling before the finish. Official weight listed as 188 pounds, said to be his heaviest ever, with Stribling claiming peak condition.
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Basketball Results From A P Dispatch Across Several Colleges
AP reports scattered college basketball scores across the country. Purdue leads Depauw 47 to 24 at Lafayette Indiana while Pittsburgh beats Indiana 52 to 1. Mississippi State and Georgia both show varied results with Michigan 32 and Penn State 11 among others.
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Tex Has An Operation Promoter Doing Nicely
Miami Today reports promoter Tex Rickard recovering from an appendectomy after a January operation. The Madison Square Garden promoter’s new $250,000 racing plant debut drew about 15,000 customers in Miami Beach. Attending doctors expect about ten days before he can view the test project in operation, tied to Columbia Bicycles Knoles.
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Haskell Indians Prep For First Home Game With Ottawa
The Haskell basketball team prepares for Saturday's home clash against Ottawa University on the Haskell court. It is the Indians first home game and locals will see their squad in action early in the season. Weller and Wilson shine, Wilson Charles out after a recent auto wreck. McDonald seeks a new pivot. Preliminary features Jenny Wrens of Lawrence versus the Indians seconds. First game at 7 o clock.
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Howell Stars In Charity Classic as Big Six Routs Southwest
Blue Howell Nebraska fullback and 1928 Big Six scoring leader, crowned with All-American honors, led a picked Big Six team to a 14 to 6 win over Southwest stars in a New Year charity game. He scored both touchdowns, added two at San Francisco, and impressed despite travel by air to join the New Year tilt.
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Brothers Bowling Tourney highlights Peoria history
The annual Peoria Brothers Tournament grows yearly, opening to all brothers in Peoria and surrounding towns. Founded in 1924, it’s the nation’s largest of its kind with hundreds of teams and brothers participating yearly. Harold and Louis Combs hold the team record, and Walter Kennedy owns the three game mark. Herman Romer posted the highest game last year with 291. Also noted is Frankfort Ky to Uz and Qz, claiming the shortest railroad station games in the U S.
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Kansas Cagers to Arrive in Oakland Wednesday
Special to the Journal-World from Bakersfield California dated January 2 reports the Kansas basketball squad after a strenuous practice at North Arizona Teachers College and a late supper before departing via train to Oakland. The team, twelve players strong, traveled from Barstow to rest and will stay at the Hotel of Oakland. The piece also follows local society notes and holiday events across Oskaloosa and nearby communities, including church activities, visits, and family gatherings during the Christmas season.
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Vet of Nine Eclipses to Tenth in Sumatra Pittsburgh
Dr Hebert Curtis, director of Alleghe ny Observatory in Pittsburgh, prepares for his tenth solar eclipse May 9 in Sumatra. He plans to join a Swarthmore College eclipse party with extensive camp setup and equipment to study light deflection per Einstein theory. Weather could force postponement until 1937. a shorter eclipse is noted for 1950 in Patagonia.
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Cuba Moves to Flood World Sugar Market
Havana reports Cuba aims to dominate global sugar prices by leveraging finance and government support. Industry leaders and AP observers note scarce arable land and a coordinated push by cane growers, processors, and refiners to flood markets and outprice rivals, potentially reshaping competition and production.
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Oskaloosa Eastern Star Initiation Service and Holiday Notes
The Oskaloosa chapter of the Eastern Star initiated new officers on December 28 in Masonic Hall with Past Matron Lena Roberts as installing officer. Highlights include Maude Hark as worthy matron and Joseph Han as worthy patron among dozen officers. Distant attendees included Ella Rice of Lawrence and James Blevins of Cotter Ark. The evening ended with a luncheon by the December committee.
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Battle for Sugar Trade Shapes Five Year Plan
Competing nations face a severe trial as major firms brace to finance up to five years of work. The big companies here are prepared to endure losses if necessary and to push for a break even, signaling a stubborn resolve amid the sugar industry tension.
Photographs Help Pick Arlington Bridge Statues
The Army signal corps gathered the largest photos in history two sixteenths feet by eight feet to display sculpture ideas for the Arlington memorial bridges over the Potomac. The Fine Arts commission and architects viewed the effect from multiple angles, with photos mounted on the bridge to gauge final appearance, saving thousands of dollars in the process.
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Cuba and U S Plan War on Black Fly Pest
At a Havana meeting between agriculture officials of Cuba and the United States, the two republics agree to cooperate in eradicating the black fly plague now affecting some areas of Cuba.
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