USC Trojans at the brink of a sensational upset
Arizona correspondent reports Hank Anderson leading influenza sidelined Southern California to secret practices as USC prepares to meet Howard Jones and the undefeated Trojans in Los Angeles. Key players, including Ray Brarcheau and others, shift between hospital beds and workouts amid concern over heat of 72 degrees and the looming challenge.
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Ramblers Set for Coliseum Rematch at Los Angeles
Notre Dame and Southern California near a sellout at Memorial Coliseum as 101 588 tickets were issued with less than 1000 remaining. Arnold Eddy predicts a full house while Amber weather forecasts cloud cover and cool temperatures. Ramblers travel to Los Angeles, with Notre Dame officials hinting at a potential December 1933 Cal game in Berkeley.
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Barrack Fall Athletic Standings Show Troops Dominance
Fall General Athletic results list National League top Troop K with 130.5 points, Troop I 126.6, Troop L 105.4, Troop B 96, Troop 4 69. American League led by Troop Holgs at 87, Troop second 75.25, Troops C and E tied 73, Troop F 67. Regimental titles crown Troop I at 72.5, Troop L 7.5, Troop Whgs 60, Troop B 57.5, Troop A 52.5, Troop E 45, Troop F 40, Troop G 35, Troop C 5. The scoring credited per sport and match, with varsity letters and boxing tosses noted. Colt team under Captain Storm trains for upcoming Lake Arthur clash, and polo injury to George Speer noted with wishes for recovery.
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Stock Market Snapshot From New York
The market opened strong but drifted lower midday amid lack of major corporate news and ongoing war debt concerns. Declines appeared in American Telephone, American Smelting, General Motors, New York Central, and others while General Electric and Allis-Chalmers held up. General Motors reported November dealer stocks at a near record low, with car sales mostly from stock. Copper prices rose slightly as talks on output cuts lag. Total volume reached 764,922 shares.
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Kansas 17Y Livestock Market Report From Kansas City
Kansas City cattle and hog markets show slow activity with bids weak to lower for cattle and steady to higher for hogs. Calves and yearlings mixed while heifers and feeds hold steady to higher. sheep and lambs show active demand with higher quotes. Wall Street section follows.
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New York Cotton Futures Prices Mixed After Crop Estimate
Government crop estimate of 12,727,000 sales boosted sentiment slightly but prices fell amid selling before the report. March slipped to 5.53, then steadied near 5.66 in mid afternoon trade. futures closed steady with Dec at 5.58-9, Jan 5.59, Mar 5.69-71, July 6.90-91, Oct 6.07. Spot middling at 5.75.
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Wool market notes haltingly described in early report
Fragmentary record from December outlines Mills offering wool with narcissee limited to immediate needs. Scattered sales of fleeces and territory lines close at near best prices. Taxa and wools moving in fair conditions with average offers sold at similar scoure rates.
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Mor gan Jones mine disaster claims several lives in Madrid
In the Morgan Jones shaft at Madrid, 1922, 14 men died from suffocation after an explosion and dust. Jimmie Taylor and Piet Taylor survived their injuries, while Morales died trying to reach air. Bracewell had inspected the mine recently and found it closed when men were not working. The town, a historic mining camp, mourns as Christmas decorations contrast with the tragedy.
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House speedily advances farm relief hearings
Washington reports the House Agriculture Committee agreed to open hearings on the Democratic farm aid program next Tuesday with plans to conclude that week. Chairman Jones will introduce the bill likely Monday after a conference with leaders of the farm organizations. The measure would use a two to three year emergency plan under the Agriculture Department, not the farm board.
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New York Cure Market Brief Curb Case Rates Decline
New York reports mixed commodity quotes with slight shifts in curb case prices and commodity notes. Ark Nat and El B S move modestly while Verd Lig and Newmont show small gains. S Ind and Gilf O71 values appear adjusted amid market chatter.
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Grain and Lard Prices Report from Chicago Markets
Chicago market roundup notes closing wheat futures December 44 7 8, May 48 to 48 1 8 with options. Corn December 22 7 8 to 23, May 27 5 8 to 3 4, July 29 1 4. Oats December 15, May 17 5 8, July 17 3 4. Rye December and July 3 4 8. Barley May 32 1 2, July not traded. Lard January 3 77 to 8, May 3 96. Belly January 3 55.
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Galveston Cotton Market Steady at 5 Down
Galveston spot cotton remained steady with middling prices at 5.55 and sales totaling 660 bales. The market reflected a downshift of five pence, with activity moderate as the season advances.
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Trojan Coach Signs Five Year USC Contract
Howard Harding Jones, USC football coach, secured a five year deal through 1938, with reports placing about 12000 annually. Since joining in 1925, his teams have contended for the Pacific Coast title, compiling 144 victories, 27 losses and 9 ties in 21 seasons.
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Nevers Favored by Stanford Alumni in So Cal
Alumni in Southern California favored bringing back Ernie Nevers as Stanford’s coach and, as a group, believed he should succeed Glenn Warner after his resignation. A 168 graduate meeting here last night appointed a three member committee to confer with the athletic board of control at an early date.
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Pop) Warner
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Record Want Ads Get Resuits
At Stanford a brief want ad item notes that Record Want Ads Get Results. The line echoes a marketing slogan, highlighting a classifieds approach to attract responses.
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