Stanford Prepares for Rose Bowl Meet Alabama
Stanford begins final informal workouts before traveling to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day to face Alabama. Coach Thornhill plans a brief practice with the remaining players after Christmas. Alabama’s Red Elephants, keen on the game, will tour a motion picture studio and attend a studio luncheon before returning to Occidental College.
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Calif
Stanford
Pasadena
University of Alabama
Alabama
Hollywood
A.motion “Picture
Bobates
Occidental College
Frank Thomas
Bobby Grayson
Paul Waner Leads National Hitters
Paul Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates returns to the top rank in the National League batting race, ending six seasons as an also ran. The article notes a southpaw-dominated era, Waner's .380 average in 1927, and lists other top bats including Frank O Doul, Bill Terry, Chuck Klein, Rog ers Hornsby, and Chick Hafey, with details on players who hit .300 or better and handedness distinctions.
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New York
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rogers Hornsby
Waner
Frank O’doul
Bill Terry
Chuck Klein
Hornsby
Chick Hafey
Big Prdison
Waneer
Terry
Portsider
Haden
Kiki
Curler
Chicago
Jim
Ripper) Collins
St. Lowis
Floyd
Arky
California Univ Is Beaten In Hawaii
California University suffers a Christmas day upset losing 26 to 18 to Honolulu Town Team in Hawaii. Townies, led by firefighters Kaakua and Blaisdell, trailed at halftime but surged in the second half to three touchdowns as 15,000 spectators watched. California plans a New Year’s matchup with Hawaii.
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Univerity of
California
Honolulu
Golden Wears
Islands
University of Hawaii
Alert
Honolula
Airam
Kaakua
Tim Blaisdell
East West Charity Game Hobbled by Purvis Injury
Duane Purvis star Purdue halfback suffered a severe knee injury in a scrimmage with the Oakland Cardinals at UC. The injury derails the east's New Year charity football plans as Purvis is not expected to play. West coaches Orin Hollingberry of Washington State and Percy Lacey coordinate efforts as the game moves forward.
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San Francisco
Duane Purvis
Purdue
Purvis
Oakland Cardinals
University of California
Orin Hollingberry
Washington State
Percy Lacey
Denapeuielonity
Offen
Record Want Ads Auctioneering Notice
An Adv D24126x classified line states auctioneering contact at phone 1607 for record want ads. The snippet indicates a newspaper want ad service offering ad placement and results through the auctioneering listing.
All-Americans in Grid Farewell
All-Americans prepare farewell appearances in the East-West Shrine game in San Francisco next Tuesday. The all-star clash features stellar guards Regis Monahan of Ohio State and Charles Hartwig of Pittsburgh, praised for their elite play and leadership of highly ranked teams.
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San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Dick Hanley
Regis Monahan
Ohio State
Charles “Doc” Hartwig
Pittsburgh
Monahan
Hartwig
Panthers
Buckeyes
Minnesota
Stanford
Alabama
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Ryder Cup Dates Set for September 28 and 29
New York dispatch reports the 1935 Ryder Cup matches between British and American pros will be held September 28 and 29 at Ridgewood Country Club in New Jersey. George R. Jacobus, head of the PGA of America, announced the dates, noting the event marks a capitulation to the invading side after plans to stage the match near the American open championship in early June were dropped.
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New York
Ridgewood
N. J
George R. Jacobus
Professional Golfers’ Association of America
Manigold Death Stall A Mystery
Sheriff Claude Heffernan of Sierra County investigates the death of Temple Manigold a 26 year old Engle New Mexico ranchhand found dead eight days ago in Springs area. The probe details unknown as authorities pursue leads and await autopsy results.
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Springs
N. M
Claude Heffernan
Sierra County
Temple Manigold
Engle
Boy Scout Council Ends Year With Gain
P W Thorsen, Boy Scout executive of the Eastern New Mexico Area Council, announced the council will close the year with about 900 Scouts and 150 Cubs, reflecting a net gain of 132. At year end 1953, enrollment was 11 Scouts and 107 Cubs. There are 60 troops and 60 Cub packs in the council.
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P. W. Thorsen
Eastern New Mexico
Council surpasses 1934 goal as year ends
Council expresses gratification at progress achieved during the year with Mr. Thorson noting notable advancement beyond the 1934 objective.
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Council
Thorson
Dissolution of Appliance Servicing Company Partnership
Notice to all persons and firms who dealt with Ernest E Pintz Edgar A Tygert and Doyle C Cowles that the partnership doing business as Appliance Servicing Company of Roswell New Mexico has been dissolved effective December 11 1934. Edgar A Tygert Doyle C Cowles and Ernest E Pintz announce the dissolution with filing dates December 11 1934 and subsequent notices December 18 26 and January 2.
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Edgar A. Tygert
Doyle C. Cowles
Roswell
N. Mex
Doyle
Cowles
Ernest EB. Pintz
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