Stanford Triumphs 7 0 Over SMU in Rose Bowl Tilt
Stanford defeated Southern Methodist 7 to 0 in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena. Keith Topping starred on defense and at end, harassing the Mustang attack while Paulman, Coffis, Moscrip and Grayson contributed to an early scoring drive aided by a 22 yard pass. SMU failed to capitalize on a late first half drive and could not solve Stanford’s defense as the Indians clinched a western triumph and posted a clear edge in Rose Bowl history.
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Pasadena
Calif
Stanford
Lule Looldaall
Pacific Coast
Claude
Tiny
Mornhilis
Mustangs
Southern Methodist
Matty Bell
Bill Paulman
Jimmy Coffis
Indians
Coffis
Bobby Grayson
Bobby Hamilton
Paulman
James ‘Monk
Moscrip
Southwest
SMU
Wilson
Harry Shuford
Shuford
Mace Stewart
Bob Finley
Texans
Invaders
Grayson
Columbia
Alabama
Stanford Rooters
LSU Coach Sees Sugar Bowl As Flawed Test
New Orleans January 2 AP Bernie Moore LSU coach questioned if Texas Christian University 3 to 2 Sugar Bowl win proved much about either team He cited a slippery field that nullified much offense and concluded we have no alibis L S U and T C U had met thrice before with no touchdowns in any game The Tigers scored on a second quarter drive and a safety after Sam Baugh mishandled a pass T C U added a late field goal by Taldon Manton to seal the win
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New Orleans
Bernie Moore
Louisiiana State University
Texas Christian University
L. A
Dutch” Meyer
Sam Baugh
Texans
Louisiana
Taldon Manton
Sport Briefs At Turn of Year
New York reports Jan 2 sport items covering club appointments in Columbus and Cincinnati, Dixie Walker homering in every park, Rose Bowl travel by special trains, quotes on Princeton and Dartmouth, Hoover and Rose Bowes, air transport talks for NL teams, Madison Square Garden notes, Frankie Klick at the Garden, Braddock and Jacobs fight plans, Abe Feldman potential bout, college basketball scores, Dempsey and a possible white hope controversy, and USC tackle Gene Roberts reaction after Notre Dame.
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New York
Columbus Club
American Association
Larry McPhail
Cincinnati Reds
George Trautman
Association
Dixie Walker
Texas
Fritz Crisler
Princeton
Dartmouth
Joe Humphreys
Rose Bowes
Hoover
Madison Square Garden
Frankie Klick
Eighth Avenue Emporium
Jimmy Braddock
The
Piazza
Mike Jacobs
Miami
Havana
Abe Feldman
Joe Louis
Detroit
New York U
California
Temple
Purdue
New Temple
Jack Dempsey
Gene Roberts
Southern California
Notre Dame
East Defeats West 19 to 31 in Charity Game
San Francisco January 2 AP The East defeated the West 19 to 31 in the annual New Year’s Day charity game for Shriner’s Hospital. Eastern stars led by Ed Smith NYU halfback and Paul Pauk Princeton end staged a late charge after a West field goal. Nearly 60,000 fans witnessed the East, coached by Andy Err and Dick Hansey, claim a decisive victory.
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San Francisco
Nto
Shriner
Russ Letlow
University of San Francisco
Dick Heekin
Ohio State
Dick Smith
Minnesota
John Sylvester
Rice Institute
Mossiuro
Charlie Wasicek
Colgate
Kayo Lam
Colorado
Wasicek
Ed Smith
New York University
Paul Pauk
Princeton
Don Irwin
Irwin
Bill Wallace
Andy Err
Dick Hansey
Northwestern
Fsutclass
Percy Lacey
Denver
Drvid Hollingberg
Washington State College
Rival coaches hail Stanford Rose Bowl triumph over SMU
Pasadena January 2 AP reports rival coaches praised Stanford after their 7 to 0 Rose Bowl victory over Southern Methodist University. Claude Thornhill credited the quick kick by Bill Paultman as the turning point, while Matty Bell lamented SMU’s strong end play but conceded Stanford was the better team.
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Pasadena
Calif
Stanford
Southern Methodist University
Bill Paulman
Claude “Tiny” Thornhill
S.M.U
Matty” Bell
Stanford Ends Deciding Factors In 60 Point Win
Pasadena January 2 AP Alvin Bo McMillan, Indiana football coach and friend of Matty Bell, credited Stanford ends Monk Moscrip and Keith Topping with a fierce, decisive performance in Stanford’s 60 to 7 victory over Southern Methodist. He said SMU’s receivers existed but could not get open.
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Pasadena
Calif
Alvin
Bo” McMillan
Stanford
Southern Methodist
Monk Moscrip
Keith Topping
McMillan
Indiana
Matty, Bell
Texas
S.M.U
Robert Newell in Denver Visit by Roswell Family
Master Robert Newell son of Mr and Mrs F G Newell of Roswell is visiting Denver at the home of his sister Mrs Max Littell formerly Jean Newell. Earlier he spent time in Cimarron New Mexico with another sister Mrs James Sanorite formerly Eleanor Newell.
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Robert Newell
Denver
F. G. Newell
Roswell
Max Littell
Jean Newell
Robert
Cimarron
N. M
James Sanorite
Eleanor Neéewell
Wrestling Night Results From Cities and Venues
Westling beats Billy Bartush in two straight falls in Pittschfield Ireland 222 to 218. Everette Marshall defeats Chief sunoco 320 in 23 10 at La Junta. The Great Mephisto defeats Walter Roxey in Detroit by referee's decision after two hours in Columbus. Al Mercier beats Jack Ganson in Springfield in two straight falls. Reb Russell defeats Les Grimes in Portland in 16 minutes at 221 to 98 in Chicago and Australia.
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Pittschfield
Mass
Danno O’mahoney
Ireland
Billy Bartush
Chicago
Cincinnati
Everette Marshall
la Junta
Colo
Sunoco
North Caroline
Columbus
the Great Mephisto
Meriden
Conn
Walter Roxey
Detroit
Holyoke
al Mercier
Springfield
Jack Ganson
California
Portland
Ore
Reb Russell
Les Grimes
Australia
Scores Reported By The Associated Press
Michigan State led Syracuse Yale 34 to 27. Loyola beat Cape Girardeau 40 to 12 while Warrensburg Teachers defeated Southwestern 44 to 36. Alva Teachers won 22 to 28 against Springfield Teachers. Oregon toppled Southern Oregon Normal 55 to 32.
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Associated Press
Michigan State
Syracuse
Yale
Loyola
Cape Girardeau
Wheaton Tile College
Warrensburg
Southwestern
Alva (Okla
Springfield
Oregon
Southern Oregon Normal
Night fights across U S shine in scattered results
Milwaukee Gorilla Jones stops Tan Littman at 157 1/4 while Rodolfo of Mexico outpoints Freddie Miller in Cincinnati. Johnnie Defoe stops Howard Scott in Houston. Cleto Locatelli outpoints Tony Herrera in Pittsburgh. Vic Wicketts outpoints Jimmy Brown in Canton. Eddie Brink defeats Al Traino in Scranton with an eight round decision.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Tan Littman
Mexico
D. F
Rodolfo
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Washington
Johnnie Defoe
New York
Howard Scott
Houston
Tex
Pittsburgh
Cleto Locatelli
Italy
Tony Herrera
Tommy Touhy Captured in Chicago West Side
Tommy Touhy, leader of the Touhy gang, was seized in a west side Chicago apartment. Lieut. Thomas Kelly of the state's attorney's office disclosed the arrest. He is wanted for questioning in a string of postal robberies including a $130,000 Charlottesville heist. Touhy, 41, allegedly ran the northwest Chicago bootleg operation defying Capone's outfit. His brother Roger faced prison in 1934 for the $100,000 kidnapping of John Factor.
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Tommy Touhay
Chicago
Tommy” Touhy
Touhy
West Side
Thomas Kelly
Charlottesville
N. C
Tommy
Capone
Roger
John Factor
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Phooey
Little Orphan Annie
MR. Gamble
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Dick Tracy
Jim
Harold
Teen—Buzzum Buddies
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Lil' Honenbun
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Smitty
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