LSU Looks For Dry Field In Sugar Bowl Clash
LSU Tigers prepare for Santa Clara Broncos amid fears of muddy conditions. Coach Bernie Moore drills ground game and favors a fast field, noting Santa Clara is a tougher foe on a slippery surface. He expects a close, spectacular game with the outcome in doubt.
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Kenneth Gregory
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Tigers
Santa Clara
Broncos
Texas Christian
Louisiana
Bernie Moore
Louisiana State Pilot
Bayou Tigers
New Orleans
Tulane
Bernie
Moore
Bronco
Texans
Santa Clara Eyes Postgraduate Passes in Sugar Bowl
New Orleans readers note that Santa Clara may employ a potent aerial attack in the Sugar Bowl against Louisiana State on New Year’s Day. The Broncs previously absorbed a 9-0 defeat to Texas Christian’s Sammy Baugh, prompting rumors of a passing-focused strategy.
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U.’s
Rose Bowl Spotlight Shifts To Sugar Bowl Santa Clara
California fans focus on the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans where the University of Santa Clara Broncos meet Louisiana State. The game draws wider coverage than the Rose Bowl and has several Bay Area reporters traveling to cover the event.
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Calif
California
University of Santa Clara
Louisiana State
New Orleans
Broncos
Bayou Tigers
Golden State
Pasadena
Washington Huskies
Pittsburgh Panthers
San Francisco
Oakland
San Jose
Louisiana Stars Pat Coffee Tinsley In Record Pigskin Tosses
Louisiana fans praise Pat Coffee and Gaynell Tinsley for spectacular plays as Tinsley leads LAU scoring. Coffee delivers high arching passes that find Tinsley for touchdowns, including a field setting catch after dodging a defender. Santa Clara counters with its own wins as the game unfolds.
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Louisiana
Tiger
Pat Coffee
Gaynell Tinsley
Tinsley
Santa Clara
Sim- Berea
Falaschi
Sports Roundup echoes music of coaches and contracts
New York December roundup highlights transitions from Harry Kipke at Michigan to later uncertainties about job security. Fielding Yost counters claims on scholastic slump, while Hank Anderson's defiant Christmas shirt appears in coaches meetings. Other notes cover pass rules debates, official bias, Feller contract curiosities, Harridge and Frick gatherings, and Gil Kuhn courting Frances Langford.
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New York
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Fielding Yost
Havana
Owens
Hank Anderson
Hank
Bob Feller
Cy Slapnicka
Feller
Will Harridge
Chicago
Ford Frick
Gil Kuhn
California
Frances Langford
Castillo Leads In Open Meet In New Orleans
Henry Castillo, Panama City bred L S U freshman, shot 69 to lead a field of 50 at the New Orleans open. Freddie Haas Jr. tied for second after 72. Ernest Penfold led money players with 73. Raymond Salem and Henry Thomas shared fourth at 74.
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Dec
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Tiger
Panama City
Fla
Memphis
Freddie Haas, Jr
Freddie
Park Links
Ernest Penfold
Minneapolis
Raymond Salem
New Orleans Country Club
Henry Thomas
City Park
Pau Leslie
Sammy Byrd
Cincinnati Reds
Nelson Gillens
Jackson
Miss
Joe Ezar
Waco
Tex
Fred Haas, Sr
Colonial Country Club
Alvin Buckhaults
Mobile
Jake Crutti
Innes Millar
Parker
Bobby Mansted
Linnie Gaskins
Xm. W. Lawrence
West End Country Club
xLeo Silva
Layton Fernandez
Chickman Greene
L. Hoffpauli
Crowley
M'Lean Turns Pro at Buchanan Castle Club Near Glasgow
Jock McLean, famed on the 1936 Walker Cup team and a runner-up in the U S amateur, turned professional on Tuesday signing with the Buchanan Castle club near Glasgow.
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M’lean
Glasgow
Scotland
Jock McLean
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
United States
Buchanan Castle
St Louis Series Postponed. Humble Oilers Scheduled Tonight
The two game set between the St. Louis Range Riders and Brown Paper mill’s basketball team was postponed and replaced by a single game against Humble Oilers of Overton Texas tonight. Brown’s manager Cary Phillips said dates for the postponed St. Louis games would be set next week, likely in February.
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Tennessee Vols
New Orleans
H. C. Harrington
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Nelson
South Dakota University
Blackburn
St. Mary's
Stevens
Oklahoma University
Waller
East Texas Teachers College
Harrington
Stephen F. Austin
Frank
Louisiana State
Crawford
Timpson College
Harper
Out-Of-Bounds Play Stuns NYU Defense In Basketball Plot
A New York University game features an elaborate out-of-bounds set designed to mislead defenders. X-2 pretends to be involved while X-3 and X-4 loop toward midcourt, causing defenders to collide as X-2 passes to X-1 for a side set shot.
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Howard Cann
New York University
New York
X-2
X-1
X-3
X-4
Centenary Basketball Game Lineup Preview
Centenary's manager Harrington withheld the starting five while Phillips indicated he would start himself with Theo Alford at forward Gene Demmary at center and Ed Shaver and Frank Bryski at guard. If Brownies lead early Phillips may rotate his entire squad with Haynes and Brown officiating the 8 o'clock game.
Pinckert critiques L. S. A. bid for Pasadena Rose Bowl
Memphis today reports Erny Pinckert former USC halfback says the South’s coast record helped Pitt win the Rose Bowl bid. He suspects LSU might be blocked by officials and fears New Orleans pressure could push a Sugar Bowl outcome. Pinckert travels to California for the coast game. Pilchards or California sardines are caught only during the dark moon.
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Memphis
Tenn
Erny Pinckert
Southern California
Pitt
California
Giants acquire Albany rights in Giants farm plan
The New York Giants completed a deal to take over the Albany club of the International league and move it to Jersey City. About 50 000 dollars in cash satisfied owner Joe Cambria, with Travis Jackson likely to become Jersey City manager and all 15 Albany players joining the Giants system.
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New York Giants
Albany
International League
Jersey City
Joe Cambria
Frank Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Giants
Horace Stoneham
Travis Jackson
Gulfport
Miss
Giant
Greenwood
N C A A Acts on Postseason Football Contests
The National Collegiate Athletic Association convention in New York approved broadcasting rights sales for postseason football games and recommended coaches avoid public forecasts. Speakers debated subsidies recruiting and professionalism, urging colleges to set own eligibility standards.
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Bob Cavagnaro
New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Z. G. Clevenger
Indiana University
James L. McConaughy
Wesleyan University
Rule change agitation sparks NCAA football debate
New York December 30 agitation grows over a change in the forward pass interference rule aimed at reducing its drastic character. Supporters urge clarification to limit penalties and promote smoother passing games across conferences.
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New York
Coaches Say Shaughnessy Has Toughest Football Job
A nationwide poll found Clark Shaughnessy of Chicago holding the hardest coaching job due to limited material and the Big Ten’s toughness. Commentary notes Shaughnessy earns more than Bernie Bierman, with Slip Madigan as the highest paid.
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Clark Shaughnessy
University of Chicago
Shaughnessy
Chicago
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Bernie
Bierman
Slip Madigan
St. Mary's
Hunk Anderson
North Carolina State
Hunk
Jim Kelly
DePaul
Little Bird
Ossie Salem
Iowa
Syracuse
Ossie
Fred Thomson
Arkansas
Fielding Yost
Michigan
Harry Kipke
Basketball On Ice Arrives In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh promoter John P. Harris announced a new winter program featuring basketball on ice. The first game will be held January 12 at Duquesne Garden, with a league to follow.
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Pittsburgh
John P. Harris
Duquesne Garden
Seeded Stars Move Toward Sugar Bowl Tennis Semifinals
In New Orleans Bryan M. Grant of Atlanta led three seeded players into the Sugar Bowl tennis semifinals on day three of the mid winter sports festival. Quarterfinals proceeded as the tournament advanced.
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Kenneth Gregory
New Orleans
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
New Harness for Broncos in Sugar Bowl Attire Change
Santa Clara Broncos prepare for their Sugar Bowl clash with Louisiana State in New Orleans. They swap from eight game California gear to gold silk pants and solid cardinal red jerseys for the January showdown.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Louisana State University
New Orleans
Santa Clar Broncos
California
Broncos
Santa Clara and LSU to Clash in New Year Classic
Santa Clara Broncos coach Buck Shaw and LSU coach Bernie Moore paced two practice sessions on day one of a two day Houston stopover while both teams prepared for the New Year’s Day gridiron battle. Tennis standout Frankie Park er from Lawrenceville and Arthur Hendrix of Lakeland plus Martin Buxby of Miami reached the Sugar Bowl related semi finals with John McDiarmid of Chicago eliminated in a tight match.
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Louisiana State
Lawrence
Buck) Shaw
Santa Clara Broncos
Houston
Bernie Moore
Tigers
Baton Rouge
Grant
Frankie Parker
Lawrenceville
N. J
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Lakeland
Fla
Martin Buxby
Miami
John McDiarmid
Chicago
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