Holiday stretch tests cage schedules across major rivals
A roundup of upcoming intercollegiate hoops games lists Rice of the Southwest and Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas and Kansas State of the Big Six, Illinois, Minnesota and Indiana of the Big Ten, Colorado, Utah and Utah State, plus Yale Cornell and others. The schedule features two invitation tournaments in Oklahoma City and Topeka and key matchups including Rice vs La Salle and Oklahoma vs Temple in Philadelphia as teams chase early-season prestige.
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Naor
Omaha
Rice
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas State
Ilinois
Minnesota
Indiana
Colorado
Utah
Utah State
Santa Clara
Pailliam and Mary
Anti Cal
Yale Cornell
Nite
Oklahoma City
Topeka
Kans
Missouri Valley
Long Island
St. John's
Brooklyn
New York University
Manhattan
Seton Hall
Villanova
la Salle
Terpie
Baltimore
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Dartmouth
Richmond
Clemeon
Maryland
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Philadelphia
Temple
Southern California
Louisiana State
William and Mary
Bradley Tech
Butler
Yale
Washington University
St. Louis
Stanford
California
Hoosiers
Southern Cali
College basketball schedule shifts announced for upcoming tours
The article lists Friday and Saturday matchups across several teams including California versus Louisiana State, Yale versus Bradley, and Kansas State against Villanova. It notes big double bills in New York and Philadelphia, with several marquee intercity games and a plan to reverse pairings on December 36, plus five game tours for Big Seven teams.
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Fornia
Kentucy
Orleans
Illinois Toustisia
Pels
Sgeeecgion
Watton
Yale
Bradley
New York
Santa Clara
City College
Ilinois
Manhattan
Nebraska
California
Kansas State- Villanova
Rice-Franklin and Marshall
Centenary-Kentucky
Indiana
Utah- St. Mary's
Utah State
Americans Rally For Week End in Nhl Action
The Americans move up to a fifth place tie with the Rangers after a weekend run that included a 3-2 overtime win over Detroit and a 2-1 victory over Toronto. Star rookie Fred Thurier misses weekend play with a knee injury. Murray Armstrong nets the winning goal as Wilf Field ties Detroit, while Chicago slips past the Rangers in overtime. Boston, Detroit, and Chicago chase third place with win boosts.
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Rangers
Detroit
Toronto
Red Wings
Fharse Die Degen
Rma
Fred Thurier
Wally Stanowski
Wilf Field
Murray Armstrong
Amerks
Montreal Canadiens
Chicago Blackhawks
Chicago
Boston Bruins
Montreal
Boston
Blackhawks
Max Bentley
George Allen
Mutch
Bruins
Bobby Bauer
Art Jackson
Mel Hill
Jackson
Woody Dumart
SBS A
Sports Mirror flashbacks highlight boxing and baseball milestones
Today a year ago Ceferino Garcia stopped Glen Lee in Manila. Three years ago Jake Kilrain died after a long illness following his 75 round bout with John L. Sullivan. Five years ago National League field averages ranked Bill Terry of the New York Giants as top first baseman for a second straight year.
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Associated Press
Ceferino Garcia
Glen Lee
Manila
Jake Kilrain
John L. Sullivan
Richburg
Mias
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Roanoke Times editor notes extreme cold in Alaska
C D Hewlett state news editor watched steam rise from frozen car radiators during a checkup. A filing station attendant joked the temperature read 29 below as the car was deemed safe, underscoring the bitter cold conditions.
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Alaska
Wincerfster
C. D. Hewlett
Roanoke Times
Feller Chosen Player of Year by New York Scribes
Rapid Robert Feller of the Cleveland Indians named player of the year by New York baseball writers. He posted 27 wins and 11 losses, 43 appearances, 31 complete games, and pitched the league’s only no hitter. Greenberg rivaled for the honor, while Feller’s rise began with Cleveland in 1936.
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Judson Bailey
New York
Robert Feller
New York Baseball Writers
Bob Quinn
Boston Bees
Feller
Cleveland Indians
New York Writers’ Award
Bill Terry
Lou Gehrig
Herb Pennock
Carl Hubbell
Dizzy Dean
Hank Greenberg
Tony Lazzeri
Joe DiMaggio
Jimmie Foxx
Buck Walters
Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Canine Capitalist in Norway Delivers Savings Check
A three year-old dog named Peter Lyon, owned by Capt. Harry Lyon, trotted into Norway Savings Bank and had teller Clayton Heath issue a Christmas club savings check for 50.63 dollars payable to the dog, endorsed by the owner and given to the pet for the fund’s growth.
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Norway
Savings Bank
Clayton Heath
Harry Lyon
Peter Lyon
Capt. Lyon
Connie Mack at 78 still plans to coach for long
Connie Mack, age 78, rejects retirement and says he will stay in baseball as long as possible. He notes pitching strength as key and recalls his 1910s teams while reflecting on management, salaries, and the league's balance. He also visits writer Jimmy Isaminger after a stroke.
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Es Park
Forder
Aiagg Manse Mg Ad
Philadelphia Baseball
Tes
Baseball Writers Association of America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kenesaw Landis
Baseball
Ford Frick
William Harridge
Jimmy Isaminger
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Mack
Connie
Yankees
Yanks
Bos
Head-on Crash Disaster Near Danville Injures Two
State Trooper RE. P. Miller arrived at a Danville collision scene where a chain of crashes followed a head-on collision involving multiple vehicles. A fifth vehicle struck debris, and two more cars collided within ten minutes. Only two people were hurt.
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Danville
RE. P. Miller
Foreign Matter Won Defeat Winchester Motor Worry
Robert Wilt feared a strange whine from his car in Winchester Virginia. Garage workers retrieved a stray kitten from the engine area, ending his concern.
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Winchester
Robert Wilt
Sports Roundup From Eddie Brietz Hints at Bowl News
New York gossip notes J J Mooney names yearling Tiger Hawk for Hank Greenberg. Miami Florida seeks football coach at 10000 dollars yearly. Yankees price Montesan at 30000 to tempt McKechnie. Everett Mass sends state champ to Sugar Bowl. Marshall College star Jackie Hunt earns Rose Bowl ride. Rose Bowl Nebraskans to scrimmage Arizona State in Sun Bowl buildup. Zivic Jenkins fight judged draws debate as papers differ. Roger Peckinpaugh teased for big year. Joe Louis and Joe DiMaggio injury/absence hints.
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New York
Dee
J. J. Mooney
Detroit
Tiger Hawk
Hank Greenberg
Miami U
Florida
Hay
Yankees
Bill McKechnie
Everett
Mass
Jackie Hunt
Marshall College
Ray Lapham
Walter Brown
Boster Garden
Louis Vs. McCoy
Buffalo
Tempe
Ariz
Dixie Howell
Arizona State Bulldogs
Broadway
Zivic-Jenkins
Brooklyn Eagle
Zivie
Jenkins
New York Sun
Fritzie
Morley Jennings Backs Baylor A Wolves In Firm Command
A Baylor A Wolves coach asserts control, ending a disturbance as Band Leader Hal Kemp’s death saddens the corner. Maine pari mutuel figures show 1 590 863 dollars wagered with 1 590 865 dollars returned. Tropical Park opens a members room for high rollers as New York tracks do. Pro golfer Jimmy Hines from Lakeville Club teaches 500 lessons at his home base.
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Morley Jennings
Baylor A. Wolves
Hal Kemp
Maine
Tropical Park
New York
Jimmy Hines
Lakeville
Grapefruit Tree Prank Ends With Broken Knee
A humorous verse recounts a man nicknamed Nick at sixty three climbing a grapefruit tree for laughs and tumbling down to injure his knee in a light hearted mishap.
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Nick
All Hymie Caplin Seeks New Deal This Christmas
Asheville Times reports fight manager Hymie Caplin is tangled in a card sharp swindle and hopes for a fresh start this Christmas. Dick Dashiell notes the case and Caplin’s quest for a clean slate amid boxing headlines.
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Dick Dashiell
Asheville
N. C
Hymie Caplin
McGehee Wins Sugar Bowl Tennis Tourney
In New Orleans Billy McGehee defeated Earl Bartlett 6-4 2-6 6-4 6-3 to win the Sugar Bowl elimination tennis tournament and earned a Sugar Bowl invite to represent New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Earl Bartlett
Tulane University
Billy McGehee
Fifth-Down Referee Glad Football Season Is Over
William Friesell the longtime game official known for the Cornell Dartmouth fifth down fiasco recounted letters and pranks from Yale Harvard Ohio State and Michigan fans after the notorious call. He received about 650 letters and kept a Chinese abacus as a memento while noting the season’s end brought relief and humor.
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Red
Reile Rooster
Hanover
Cornell
Yale
Friesell
Harvards
Yates
Ducky Pond
Pittsburgh
Blue Gray Classic Teams Clash In Montgomery Practice
In Montgomery Alabama on December 23 Northern and Southern stars prepared for the Blue and Gray classic. The North added four Cornell players including quarterback Walter Matuszczak and end Al Kelley while Carl Snavely and Lynn Waldorf plotted strategies.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cornell
Carl Snavely
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Walter Matuszczak
Mort Landsberg
al Kelley
Bud Finneran
Gridiron teams needed in city for Rose Bowl buildup
Pasadena dispatch laments absence of Nebraska and Stanford in town as Rose Bowl sells out. Writers suggest Clark Shaughnessy and Biff Jones send players to boosts events and create local color at luncheons and ticket offices to prove the game will occur January 1.
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Robert Myers
Pasadena
Calif
Nebraska
Stanford
Arroyo Seco
Deep Gulch
Clark Shaughnessy
Biff Jones
Palo Alto
Phoenix
Tennessee
Alfred Masters
Hockey Scores From National and American Leagues
National League games include New York Americans 2 over Toronto 1 and Chicago 3 to New York Rangers 1 in overtime. American League features Cleveland 3 Indianapolis 3 tie and New Haven 9 Pittsburgh 2, with Providence 4 Hershey 3. American Association results have Minneapolis 7 Omaha 4 and Kansas City 3 St. Paul 2 in overtime. No games scheduled tonight.
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New York Americans
Toronto
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
New York Rangers
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Buffalo
New Haven
Pittsburgh
Providence
Hershey
American Association
Minneapolis
Omaha
St. Louis
Tulsa
Kansas City
St. Paul
Sugar Bowlers Start Calendar This Week End
New Orleans calendar this weekend features boxing, tennis, track and basketball as Boston College and Tennessee prepare for the New Year football game. Boxing hosts Idaho versus Louisiana State Friday night and the tennis tournament opens Saturday with Bobby Riggs and Bitsy Grant in contention. Track stars such as Mehl Fenske Munski and Wolcott Vie for quick miles and hurdles.
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New Orleans
Boston College
Tennessee
Eagles
Boston
Bay St. Miss
Tennessee Volunteers
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Idaho University
Louisiana Southeastern Conference
Idaho
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Bobby Riggs
Gulf Yachting Association
Orleans Rowing Club
Virginia Boat Club
Richemond
Walter Mehl
Chuck Fenske
John Munski
Glenn Cunningham
Fred Wol«cott
John Quigley
Manhattan College
Grover Klemmer
University of California
Gregory Rice
Indiana
Kentucky
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