California Tech Clash Stirs Coast Football Fans
California and Georgia Tech meet in Berkeley to close the season. California favored at two to one or better, with Rambling Wreck boasting a tough defense and noted backs. Tech counters with strengthened passing attack and a star return from injury. Kickoff at 2 p.m. Pacific.
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Tom Fitzpatrick
Utah
Verne Landreth
Friends
L. G. Conlon
St. Mary's
William Kelley
Wisconsin
Rangers Edge Bruins 1 0 In National Hockey League
Hockey results from last night show the New York Rangers defeating Boston 1 to 0. Other scores include New York Americans 5 Chicago 1 and Detroit 4 Montreal 1 with various league games across American and international circuits. Tonight’s schedule features Toronto at New York Rangers and Pittsburgh at Springfield among others. The Jordan river daily pours an average of 6,000,000 tons of water into the Dead sea, all of which disappears by evaporation.
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Lorne Cart
Mantres Canadiens
Alex Matter
Hestun
Rangers
Toronto
Budge And Marble Top United States Tennis Rankings
Prominent players lead the 1938 U S rankings by the United States Lawn Tennis Association with J Donald Budge and Alice Marble at No 1 in men’s and women’s singles. Bobby Riggs and Gene Mako follow in the men’s list while Dorothy Bundy and Barbara Winslow headline the women’s rankings. Doubles feature Budge and Mako atop the men’s, with a wide spread of names in other slots.
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New York
Dee M.S —Union
Vincent Richards
J. Donald Bodne
Alice Marble
United States Loan Tennis Association
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Virnes
Mario
Eine
Budges
Walter Pate
Budge Wren
Mise Marble
Shee
Felde
Bobby Riges
Chicago
Budge
Gene Mako
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Los Angles
Mako
Wood
Frank Kovacs
Freend Coote
Portland
Cio
Gilbert Hunt, Jr
Washington
Doc
Sarah Palfrey Fabian
Cambridge
Maze
Helen Jacobs
Marjorie Gladman van Ryn
Carolin Babcock Stark
Bonnie Miller Blank
J. Donald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Robert L. Riggs
C. Gone Make
Los Angeles
Joseph R. Hunt
Bryan M. Grant, Jr
Atlanta
T. Elwood Cooke
Ore
Frank Parker
Beverly Hills
Gilbert A. Hunt, Jr
Francis L. Kovacs
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Mass
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Monica
Barbara Winslow
Hollywood
Gracyn Wheeler
Dorothy Workman
Rosemont
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Helen Pedersen
Stamford
Conn
Virginia Wolfenden
Berkeley
Katherine Winthrop
Boston
Make
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Austin
Tex
Joe Hunt
Sidney Wood, Jr
Kovacs
Robert Harman
Russell Bobbitt
Frank Guernsey, Jr
Orlando
Fla
Elwood Cooke
Wayne Sabin
Mort Ballagh
Verne Hughes
Gardnar Milloy
George Toley
Miami
Ernest Sutter
New Orleans
Chester Murphy
William Murphy
Santa Remembers Purdue Star as Western Conference Outstanding
Chicago December 26 Santa Claus didnt forget Jewell Young Purdue s great basketball player leaving him with the designation as the Western conference s outstanding athlete during 1933 Young whose 184 points last season set an all time Big Ten record won the honor in an Associated Press poll of sports writers coaches and officials A close second was Ralph Heikkilnen all America football guard at Michigan in the race for the more than 100 ballots submitted Young set a conference cage scoring record in the 1936 37 season with 172 points and then last season proceeded to break this mark by 12 points as Purdue took the basketball title Corbett Davis of Indiana won the award last year Before him the winners were Jesse Owens Ohio State 1938 Jay Berwanger Chicago 1935 and 1934 and Duane Purvus Purdue 1933 Big Bill Watson Michigans negro track star came third in this years balloting Others ranking high in the voting included Howard Weiss Wisconsin fullback Charles Fenske Wis consin s fine miler Al Patnik Ohio State s champion diver Joe Mihal
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Michigan
Corbett Davis
Indiana
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Jay Berwanger
Duane Purvus
Big Bill Watson
Howard Weiss
Wisconsin
Charles Fenske
al Patnik
Joe Mihal
Southern Cal and Duke Open Windup Drive
The article notes Southern California and Duke preparing for the Rose Bowl with practice reports. It highlights player weights, positions, and a return to uniform by Tony Tonelli as the teams push toward Monday’s game.
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DUKE
Sports Roundup from New York Sees Echoes of Past Gridiron and Boxing
A cluttered Christmas wrap of sports notes from New York notes old rivalries California Georgia Tech and Roy Riegels, updates on Auburn halfback George Kenmore, charity drives for infantile paralysis, Yankton College forfeiting football title to South Dakota Mines, a humorous jab at college athletics, and a nod to Buck Walsh and boxing history including Jack Johnson.
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Auburn
South
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Navy
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Tommy Burns
Sydney
Australia
America
Purdue star Townsend, Prasse, Voigts in major Midwest clash
Purdue football star John Townsend faces Michigan as Erwin Prasse and Bob Voigts lead Northwestern against Iowa. The matchup pits Townsends and Voigts against rival programs in a key Big Ten contest with high stakes for conference standings.
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Purdue
John Townsend
Michigan
Erwin Prasse
Iowa
Bob Voigts
Northwestern
Junior tennis championships get under way
The article details the start of the junior tennis championships with seeds and contenders from universities and preparatory schools. Notable players include Joseph Fishbach of St Johns, Penn Charter, and Duke bound competitors, aiming for top junior ranks as last year’s stars move up.
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Jeesph Fish Bach
St. Johns University
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Sevenedro
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Phiadelphos
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Bea
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Mo Oscarongo
Seymour Greenberg
Isadore Betis
Pennsylvania
Billy McGehre
Scarborough
Bily Gillespie
Atlanta
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MrGehee
Sarcora
William Ametaecher
Milburn
No Oj
Lancana State University
Robert J Freedman
Yale
Malcolm Wein-stein
Penn State
Henry van Reisselaer
Princeton
Don Ratingter
Duke Melon Schwarzeman
Colombia
David Johnson
George Washington
Richard Bender
Elizabeth
N. J
Calvin Friedman
New York
Noodo
Soinos
E. Blair Hawley
Exeter Academy
Gardner Larned
James Evert
Canzoneri and Eddie Zivic to Battle Friday
Tony Canzoneri returns from retirement to headline a boxing program at the New York Hippodrome Friday night facing veteran Eddie Zivic of Pittsburgh in a ten round lightweight bout. The card lists multiple regional showdowns in cities including Philadelphia Newark Chicago Atlantic City and Worcester with several bouts ending in 8 10 or 12 rounds featuring notable fighters such as Johnny Marcelline Verne Patterson Freddie Cochrane and Lou Brouillard.
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Red) Cochrane
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Lou Lombardi
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Pete Scalzo
Paul Lee
Bernie Friedkin
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Leonard del Genio
Andre Jessurun
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Italy
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Billy Marquart
Winnipeg
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Providence
Frankie Covelli
Dallas
Tex
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Sweeney Byars
Fort Sill
Okla
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Russell Brock
Louisville
Danny Doran
Ottawa
Can
Jack Glazier
Atlantic City
Roxy Forgiane
Roosevelt Rowe
Tony Canyoneri
Worcester
Mass
Lou Brouillard
Johnny Rossi
West Palm
Beech
Billy Deeg
San Antonio
Johnny Dean
Hollywood
Georgie Hansford
Los Angeles
Nick Peters
Mrs Ethel Mars Will Withhold Milky Way Stable
Mrs Ethe V Mars announced that entries from her Milky Way stables would be kept off the track this year until the Arkansas Derby at Hot Springs on April 1. She said she would nominate two horses for the race.
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Hot Springs
Post-Mortem Football Convention Opens Tomorrow
The National Football Coaches Association holds its four day post season convention in Chicago starting tomorrow. Top coaches including Mal Elward Purde Dick Harlow Ted Bank Fred Thomson and Maunce Smith will discuss rules changes trends and technical issues while game films are shown with talks. Dr H C Byrd Maryland president and former coach will be guest of honor at Thursday banquet and receive lifetime membership. Stuhldreher will be succeeded as president at the final session Friday.
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Purdue
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Harvard
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Idaho
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Arkansas
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Villanova
Association
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
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H.C. (Curley) Byrd
University of Maryland
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Washington, D. C
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Notable College Gridiron Figures Dominate Sports Recap
Fragmented notes recount Star players Ray Carrels, Maha, and Don Foute amid college football memories. Mentions Virginia seed tosses and possible roster details with references to coaches, referees, andQuarterback Carrells.
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Sports Mirror: Roster Moves and Key Plays Highlight Weekend
The column tracks notable roster changes and standout performances across teams including Rast, Deis, and Acacia. It notes players like Meyer and Crawley contributing drives, with emphasis on upcoming matches and season progress.
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Lees Meyer
Ehapeer
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Welcome for Vols to Orange Bowl clash with Oklahoma
Miami dispatch reports Tennessee, unbeaten and conference champions, traveling for the Orange Bowl on January 2 with Oklahoma. Coach Bob Neyland plans a practice as both teams prepare. Officials expect a 34 000 crowd. Neyland noted his squad is overcoming a cold epidemic as scouts call Oklahoma big with all around capability.
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Fla
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Oklahoma
Bob Neyland
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Neyland
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Stable Plan For Wintering Oaks Horses At Pulaski Farm
Mrs Mars declares she will winter her racehorses at her Pulaski Tennessee farm this season. She says trainer Roy Waldron has been told to slow the horses' progress as many are crippled and need a long rest.
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