Growth of West Coast as Major League Power Shifts
Grantland Rice surveys rising strength of Los Angeles and San Francisco as premier sport centers, noting high attendance at Pasadena Rose Bowl and Santa Anita races. He argues big league economics now favor cities with strong markets, and examines the westward shift in college football with new powerhouses in the Midwest and South, questioning South vs Big Nine Notre Dame dominance.
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