Bears 2 to 1 Favorites to Whip Crimson Tide
Berkeley dispatch reports the California Bears as two-to-one favorites to defeat Alabama in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Coach Allison plans new plays and defense for the high scoring Crimson Tide, while ticket sales indicate strong interest and expected revenue near $211,000 with price levels from $2 to $5. The game, set at Pasadena, draws 27,000 Yellow Jackets Ready for battle as Ken Priestley handles ticket allocations and public sale details.
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Catt
California Alimni
Crimson Tide
Bears
Perry Schwartz
Alabama
Berlin
Allison
Ken Priestley
Pasadena
California
Ucket
Salet
Smd
Wwe
Sexe Hall
West
Rose Row Association
Tae Schntie
Prypty
Orlson
Viele
Phsadena
YMCA Cagers Feature Local Standouts In Season Notes
In a brief sports wrap, local YMCA basketball players are highlighted with mentions of notable scorers and teammates. Names such as Wade, Kay, Patton, Whiddon, and others appear among the roster notes, reflecting regional prep and club-level play.
Longmont High Football Faces Postponed Playoff Bid
Longmont High School seeks to cancel its 1037 game winning streak after a player allegedly graduated from another school. Englewood steps into the state playoff spot as officials review eligibility. Truscott the state commissioner agrees that Englewood should enter the playoff picture.
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Longmont
Colo. der
Longmont High School
Brush
Colo
Englewood
Longman
Kesaneth Rawson
Floyd Gilford
York
Nets
Rawson
Gilford
Truscott
Figiewood
Longenand
Bartz Beats Colf Champion in City Amateur Golf
The annual city amateur tournament saw Louis Bartz defeat a missing champion contender in a 21-hole match at Brankenridge Park. Bartz opened with a 36 on the front and 38 on the back for 75, overcoming Williford whose late holes faltered. The win advances Bartz as the new de feating champion amid a field of contenders including Larry Young, Lee Brandtar, Tom Lawrence, and others noted in second-round matchups.
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Hackwilliford
City
Chompion Heving
Barty
Wilford
Bub Hot Ape
Tingle
Birdie
Teller
Opponjeue
Tye Pats
Williford
Nivne
Larry Young
Lee Brandtar
Tom Lawrence
Wheendy
Ollo Mikner
Lensy Brannon
M. P. Echols
Tes
Tonite Wendland
Kupar O'Quinn
PL Hemphill Kleys
Bruce Ellsworth
Halbork Gimbley
Kles
Jimmy Chasey
Routt Heads to Intercollegiate Sports Writers Meet
Grand Forks reports Routt finalizes its roster for a national intercollegiate writers meet with players from Pittsburgh Fordham Alabama Yale Texas North Carolina Colorado and other schools. Notable names include Jenelt Gist Lenny Daddie Kitts and Bershek Lordi Crea Win.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Alabona
Bershek
Lordi Crea Win
Ends
Franco
Ane Mabist
Pitsuirgh
Tickles
Reall
Texas A
Atel Monsky
Alibana
Guards
Woydechowles
Fordlinn
Cotter
Yale
Galahorg
Tittsburgh
White
Colorado
Fad Rilgeon
Altbama
VOKS EN ROUTE TO ELDO ELDORADO GAME FEVER PREP
Voks head toward Eldorado for a Thursday night treatment ahead of Friday bi district clash. Coach Neston plans a light workout in San Angelo then a late night rest. Eldorado Eagles practice under Weldon Bynon, confident after a strong season with an undefeated record and a high scoring offense.
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Lawiers
San Angelo
Eldorado
Hoon
Bob Neston
The
Laniers
Everning
Weldon Bynon
Eloorado Eagles
Mick
Didorada
Dronte
Eagles
Allind
Usus
Dorado
Vy Coleman
Tidorkds
Lake
Wian
Train
Eldo Fido
Bopova
Eldurado
Menard
Widorado
Junction DB
Elfsrado
Rockspringn
Eldorad
Orann
Elgaraduans
A. J. Prioa
Ens
Hryant
Willard Newlin
H. Ashmole
R. Bruton
A. B. Gites
EB. MeDyends
YW. Brigeman
Orenl Edmiston
Hob Hradley
Bobby On Ver
Ry Wall
Jack Jones
FE. Mi
George Willingg
Georgi
Whittey
Edward Meador
Bob Williams
Geral Nicks
Gardner McCormick
J. W. Yates
Martin Wsiderwood
Ray Brush
Wallis Gozzens
Done
Women's golf teams compete at Brackenridge Park
In a Brackenridge Park event near San Antonio, four women’s golf teams from West Lownie and nearby clubs faced off. Notable players included Mrs. EL By Tympus, Mrs. Aubrey Tuttietion, J. A. Siechs, and Mrs. Towa Rae Mek. The Williw Speines and Leal clubs fielded strong lineups with several ties and close finishes, as spectators watched the ongoing series of matches.
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Brackenridge Nayk
San Aulaio
Wiltaw Springs
Amniwat Ube Army
Hreduy
Brackenridge Park
Wien TA
San Antonie
cHolohs Loud Cf
West Lownie
Myton
Ferre
Les Wildel
EL By
Tympus
Aubrey
Andy Myre
J. A. Sieehs
Ahem
Club
Towa Rae
Mek
Go Wollantinti
Mid Ghrorte
Wiine
Siti
Ates
Wales
Two-ton Tony Galento Seeks Big Fights Ahead of Louis Bout
New York boxing scene marks Tony Galento as a top heat heavyweight with a 225 pound frame and a fan’s roar. He pledged to take on tougher opponents, eyeing Joe Louis and Max Baer, while his manager Joe Jacobs weighs options after several near misses with Haynes and Mann.
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New York
Der
Tony Galento
Ie Lind
Tony
Leroy Haynes
Alough Ucaro
Philadelphia
Nath Mann
New Haven
knockMi
Rob Paster
Madison Square
Thal Iett
Prathilming
Dom Fitini
Talbot Beer
Train- Ibe
Joe Louis
Max Yennelits
Klk
Joe Jacobs
Joe
Max Schmeling
North
Sehmeling
Gutente
Loni
Heynes
Arkansas May Play Rams At Tulsa on January 1
Arkansas boosters anticipate an invitation as the University of Arkansas hopes to face Tulsa on January 1. Officials cited confidence in securing a Rose Bowl invitation while noting Tulsa’s strong season and Pitt’s loss impact.
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Rams
Tulsa
Posslutiliy
Te University of Arc
Kardhatny University
Sonihwoat
Tom Smith
Ark
Mack
Riker
Br. Peat G. White
University of Arkansas Booster Club
Priac Urnity
Dr. White
Vianaya
Pordhant
Pittsburgh
Rose Lawl
Whitey California
Alabama
Thane Rwine
Thirteen Letters Awarded at Peacock Academy Football Team
Thirteen football players at Peacock Academy received certificate letters Thursday. Recipients include Jy Val dee Mansel Urrutia Tom Hetcock Walter King Otto Nouner Perry Sheldon Glen Glenn Bill TLakatin Fernanda Leon Harry Gayflett Sid Dulies George Guinan and Bu Bele Bop. Certificates were presented by Helsset Grieve Helldoro Vasquis and Charies Beeer.
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Peacock Academy
Chic
Peacock MitHury Academ
Jy Valdee
Mansel Urrutia
Tom Hetcock
Walter King
Otto Nouner
Perry Sheldon
Glen Glenn
Bill Tlakatin
Fernanda Leon
Harry Gayflett
Sid Dulies
George Guinan
Bu. Bele Bop
Helsset]Grieve
Helldoro Vasquis
Charies Beeer
Fragmented OCR list of names and numbers reads oddly
A long OCR garble presents a roster like sequence with numerous names and numbers in parentheses. The text appears as a noisy list including Adams Batley Carpenter Coffman Mays Spotter and many more with varied parenthetical numerals, plus stray punctuation and misspellings.
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Jeferson
Tarrett
Coffman
Mays
Spotter
A. Adams
Batley
Carpenter
Simmarg
Thompson
Newton
Bowman
Worvaels
Adams
Springer
McCal
Pickerson
Paloer
Colorado Fans Plan To Pack Cotton Bowl
Colorado football fans ramp up for the Cotton Bowl in Dallas with undefeated CU Businsses facing Texas Christian or Rice on New Year’s Day. Rail officials expect at least 1,000 fans will travel from Denver, with two special trains planned and ticket advance orders pegged around 2,500. Local motorists’ group says over 300 inquiries about roads and lodging. A campaign to fund transport for the band and 80 piece band is under way in Boulder.
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Denver
Colorado
Dallas
United University of Colorado
Christian Ay Rice
Waller B. Franklin
University
Boulter
Mnance Transporta
Ybor
Lie Q University
Erik
Garrett Named Head of Commercial Loop Emsey Garreth
Garreth was elected president at the Com erecta Cashet Ball league succeeding Johnny Dunsmite who asked to resign. Dick Boyd named secretary and Limekeeper. Next meeting set for Friday night December 7. Additional clubs expected to join bringing the loop to capacity. Pirates games planned Thursday night December 9 with several teams already signed.
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Duncan Held
Sabinas Trewery
John Kramer
Edgar Tobin
Onmis Fraternity
Boys Triumph, Girls Earn Credit In Queer Ice Clash
STORRS Conn Dec 2 4 The boys won 6 1 as Connecticut State College faced a split effort with the girls claiming credit in a hockey game. Hob Grosch the captain led the boys and Alarjorie Foote acted as girl captain. Isabelle Kelly contributed an uplifting halftime moment prompting the question how could the boys lose.
Clark’s Lost to Unicorns in District Shield Clash
The New Braunfels Unicorns, District 03 B champions, head to a bi district clash with Smithyie High School at House Park after Clark is ruled ineligible for interscholastic league play for overage. Loukhart finishes as district runner up. committee cites new evidence on Clark’s eligibility.
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UINS
New Braunfels Uniorns
Smithyie High School
House
Gomul
Robert Clark
Fulback
Chirk
Stekhart
Loukhart
New Braukfels
Glark
Camajlee Lash
Humberto Triumphs Over Fischer In Pounding Wrestling Card
Adan Humberto, the Iron Mexican, defeated Ett Fischer of Coney Island to clinch the match after a hard fought three falls. Paul Jones and Hardy Kruskami split a 45 minute best of three, while Karl Sarpolis beat Rube Wright in 11:60 with a flying scissors move.
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Adan Humbert
Iron Magic
Mexico
Kings Phi
Harry Coffsman
Walkathon
Ett Fischer
Coney Island
Fischer
Mmmm
Paul Jones
Hardy Kruskami
Staven
Karl Sarpolis
Billy Edwards
Rube Wright
Nelion
Fuymbeco
Ked Eli
Pischer
Sarpolis
Humberto
Tories
Kroskamp
Secord Witt
Paul
Slater
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Charley Kurtsinger
Tony’ Galento
Dies Kromer
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Movi Tae Saeed
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Alfred Marrlay
Toft Trekic
Wylison
Bi Donnell
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Howart Tanipke
Bil McClung
Gessle Procter
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Unicorns
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