Trojans Wallop Pittsburgh Panthers 35–0 in Rose Bowl
Southern California powered past Pittsburgh 35 to 0 before 83 000 at the Rose Bowl. USC rolled 278 yards to Pitt’s 193, with Warburton Heller Griffith and Barber starring as USC won their fourth straight Rose Bowl appearances.
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Trojans
Pittsburgh Panthers
Pasadena
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Troy
Panther
Srojan Ramparts
Pitt Loree
Nest
John Bain Sutherland
Howard Jones
Panthers
Boo Hogan
Homer Griffith
Ford Palmer
Pitt
Trojan
Charles Hartwig
Ted Dailey
Joe Skladany
Henry Weisentaugh
Warren Heller
Tay Brown
Mike Sebastian
Kenneth Bright
Griffith
Irvine Warburton
S. C
Palmer
Isadore Weinstock
Warburton
Gordon Clark
Ernie Smith
Hogan
Dick Barber
George Lady
Heller
Schaldach Stars as West Tops East in Shrine Game
UC halfback Schaldach starred as the West defeated the East 21 to 13 at Kezar Stadium. He scored three touchdowns and kicked extra points, reviving the West’s offense in the second half while Joe Kurth and Ralph Stone were ejected after a brief fight.
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San Francisco
Joe Kurth
Notre Dame
Ralph Stone
Olympic Club
Kurth
Stone
East
Michigan
Harry Newman
Bart Viviano
Cornell
Newman
Westerners
Schaldach
Stafford
Kay
Californian
Gil Berry
Illinois
Dick Fencl
Northwestern
Jack Manders
Minnesota
Berry
Muscatine Rifle Club Plans Week of Indoor Matches
The Muscatine Rifle Club schedules several events at its indoor range this week led by the girls auxiliary weekly shoot. Wednesday features an individual event and a postal match against Jefferson City Rifle and Pistol Club of Missouri with a listed Muscatine lineup including Brooxiart Nolan Chelf Eis Timm Christopherson Johnson Barnard and Lord. Alternates are Hanson Peterson Dothmer Mittman and Shicias.
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Muscatine Rifle Club
J. G. Johnston
Jefferson City Rifle and Pistol Club
Jefferson City
Muscatine
Lawrence Brooxiart
Clarence Nolan
Tom Chelf
Harry Eis
Harry Timm
Clarence Christopherson
Packers thrash McKinley alumni 31 0 in Hawaii invasion
The Green Bay Packers defeated a McKinley high school alumni team 31 to 0 before 17,764 in Honolulu. Halfback Arnold Herber and end John Blood starred with sharp passes and catches as Green Bay scored once early and twice in each of the last two quarters.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Green Bay Packers
Wisconsin
Packers
McKinley High School
Kamehameha
Arnold Herber
John Blood
Kid Gleason Dies After Long Illness at 67
Philadelphia AP report notes William Kid Gleason longtime Baseball figure dies after a lingering heart ailment at 67. He coached the Philadelphia Athletics and formerly managed the Chicago White Sox after a 21 year playing career with the Phillies Baltimore Orioles and other clubs. He led the White Sox to the 1919 league pennant.
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Philadelphia
William
Kid) Gleason
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Delaware
Camden
N. J
Philadelphia National Club
Baltimore Orioles
Sunday School League Basketball Results at Y M C A
Grace Lutheran beat the Baptists 13 to 7 in Bloomington Grace Lutheran, United Brethren, First Methodists, and Bloomington Presbyterians won their Monday night games at the Y M C A The First Methodists defeated Cedar Street M E 36 to 2 United Brethren edged Musserville 20 to 16 Bloomington walloped the Presbyterians 32 to 16. Box scores follow.
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Grace Lutheran
Bloomington
United Brethren
First Methodists
Baptists
Presbyterians
Musserville
Cedar Street
M. E
First Methodist
Grace Lutheran United Brethren
Baptists Presbyterians
Pitcher’s turbulent career spans teams in early era
The text recounts a pitcher starting in 1894 who was traded to the New York Giants, played for the Giants until 1900, moved to the Detroit Tigers in 1901 for two seasons, then returned to the Phillies for seven years beginning in 1903. He was struck in the groin during batting practice just before the Phillies’ spring training return in Savannah, Georgia.
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New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Phillies
Savannah
Muskies Prepare for Fairfield Clash This Week
Coach Bob Kinnan’s Little Muskies grind through a tough week after a setback in the opening Little Six contest at Washington. They host Fairfield Friday night as Warren Scott and Dabner lead Fairfield’s strong Trojan attack mentioned in last week’s report. Also on slate, Leonard Bunns Indians travel to Tipton, Mt. Pleasant Muscatine league game date to be set, and Muscatine junior college at Washington was postponed to Jan 30.
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Washington
Bob Kinnan
Little Muskies
Fairfield
Leonard Bunn
Indians
Tipton
Tipton Junior College
Mt. Pleasant
A. A. Johnson
Muscatine
Red Paint Store Quintet Nets Pin Match Wins and Losses
Pittsburgh Billy Holt of Homewood outpointed Manuel Quintero of Tampa. George Manley of Denver outpointed Pat Hayward of Kansas City. Ray McQuillan of Portland outpointed Joe Wolcott of Des Moines. Sam Fernazzo of Baltimore outpointed Earl Mason of Bartellsville. Joe Amello of Baltimore outpointed Bobby Raymond of Topeka. The Trojans travel to Burlington Wednesday at Fairfield.
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Pittsburgh
Billy Holt
Homewood
Manuel Quintero
Tampa
Kansas City
George Manley
Denver
Pat Hayward
Ray McQuillan
Portland
Joe Wolcott
Des Moines
Sam Fernazzo
Baltimore
Earl Mason
Bartellsville
Okla
Joe Amello
Bobby Raymond
Topeka
Stagg Ill in New York Hospital Cot
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 71, lies on a hospital cot in New York after bronchial pneumonia attacked him. Doctor Max Rohde of the University of Chicago, once his guard and pupil, says Stagg is not in immediate danger and expects recovery.
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Stagg
New York Hospital
New York
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Tocay
Chicago
Max Rohde
University of Chicago
Dr. Rohde
Mohawks Fall 36 34 to Jewish Community Center at Des Moines
Muscatine Mohawks lost to the Jewish Community Center 36 to 34 in Des Moines. The game featured rough play and a late Des Moines advantage after a disputed foul call led by coach John Downey demanding referee action.
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Mohawks
Des Moines
Muscatine Mohawk
Muscatine
Mueller
Tiece
McIntyre
Buddy Fabrizius
Community Center
John Downey
Asthalter and Partner Win in Net Doubles Title
Andy Asthalter formerly of Muscatine and his partner Exceedes won the doubles tennis championship of Athens Greece in a recent match reported by his mother Mrs J Asthalter of 508 Sycamore Street. They also won the title last year and would receive the Athens trophy cup next year. Asthalter works with the American Near East Foundation in Athens Scranton. Wildcat O Connor Carbondale Pa and Jack Portnoy Baltimore defeated Jimmy Phillips Bernardsville N J by ten to six.
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Andy Asthalter
Muscatine
Athens
Greece
Exceedes
J. Asthalter
Sycamore Street
Asthalter
American Near East Foundation
Scranton
Wildcat
O'Connor
Carbondale
Jack Portnoy
Baltimore
Drew
Jimmy Phillips
Bernardsville N. J
Tony Rock
Wayfield
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Paul Zimmermaan
Associated Press
West
Gleason
Greason
Hahnee
Applegate
Cedar Street M. E
R. Peterson
See Nee Wee ” Mills
Peterson
Wees
Froemer
Kemper
Goddard
Dutro
Hill
I ' Grace Lutheran
Esus
Hartman
Gremmel
Knott
Ul Fitz
Ore
Morrow
Predmore
Fee
Uv Wollett
Schmidt
Reichbehn
Osee
Bierman
Nortman
Junior College
Red Paint Store
Burlington
LeClaire
Moline
Central
Rock Island
William White
Colman
White
Ester
Metz
Samuels
Watson
Ainsworth Etter
Jackson
Arndson Eee Eee
Central House
Voss Ee Eee
Hahn Paint & Varnish Co
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
Han
Great Brean Teries
King Features
E. C. Segar
King
Yama Man
Oscar
Jimmy Dutro & His
Grid
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Beckerman
J. Asareh
Lazarus
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S. Asareh
Levin
Brody
Williams
McInyre
Ate
Lu Johnson
Fabrizius
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Gillette Blue
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