Columbia Will Lick Stanford, Says Runyon
Damon Runyon argues Stanford should host Columbia in the Rose Bowl context. He downgrades Stanford’s strength, contrasts with Columbia’s size and season results, and predicts a strong showing for the Eastern team if they meet on the West Coast. He cites past scores and Western dominance to challenge Stanford’s top status.
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Damon Runyon
Ly Universul Service, Inc
New York
Dee
Stanford
Columbia
Stanignet
Low Little
Morningside Highlanders
Pasadena
Colombia
Los Angeles
Army
Notre”'Dame
Ithay
California
Branson
Northwestern
Washington
Oregon
Celifornis
Washington State
University of California of Los Angeles
St. Mary's
Minnesota
Michigan
Notre Dame
Navy
Columbia Ins
Princeton
Gio
Columia
Finnectan
Statford
Thal
Priceston
Pltsburgs
Southern California
Piu
Hottis
Alabama
Smal
Harvard
Orogor
Penn State
Pitt
Pit Ieelf
Russia's Man of Steel Josef Slatin Ruler of Soviets
Portrait of Josef Slatin born 1879 in Gori Georgia Russia. Descendant of peasant cobblers he faced exile six times and prison terms. As secretary general of the Communist central committee he guides the Soviet workers and the party's vast organization. The piece notes his lack of manual labor and ties to church history. It also mentions the growing grave of St Danlar in Samarkand and Russian occupancy as context.
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Russia
Josef Slatin
Soviet Russia
Gori
Georgia
Tiflis
Hond
Bebwron Jor
Kerensky
Central Committee
Communist Party
Soviets
Boxing Card Plans for December 26 at Walkathon Arena
The Elks Boxing association moves to a professional card at Walkathon arena next Tuesday night to replace the amateur show. Willard Brown from Muncie Indiana meets Tracy Cox in a December 26 bout while Cox is unavailable this week for a Fort Worth match with Tony Herrera. An interim highlighted card features Jankie Graham and Carlos Garcia with their Tuesday result ending in a turmoil when Graham was named winner.
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Elks Boxing Association
Walkathon Arena
Willard Brown
Muncit
Ind
Tracy Cox
Tadinnadalis
W. R Beaumier
Cox
Mext
Fort Worth
Tony Herrera
Jankie Graham
Carlos Garcia
Graham
Spor tlights and local sports chatter fill a lively page
The column strings together scattered notes on players like Zeke Benura in San Antonio and Walsh from St Anthony's College, with coach Silday praising a promising boy for college use. It darts through high school football, district honors for Pine by Houston, mentions of Fred Junior and Victor Davis, and a wild hydroplane race story in Chicago. It closes by noting a bi district football championship at Eagle Field and University of Iowa football captain Russell Wisher in 1914.
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Zeke Benura
San Antonio
Walsh
St. Anthony's College
Silday
Ankenians of
Houston
Papa Pendrum
Buffalo Ball Club
Wayne
San Ancinio
Houston Posh
Fred Junior
University of Texas
Victor Davis
Dallas News
Brackenridge
Differaoy
Alvin Gardner
Texas Baseball Lenge
Medina Lake
Etis
Eagle Field
Miybady
Bible Gets Leave From West Coaching
D. X. Bible of the University of Nebraska has obtained a two year leave of absence to coach the West team in the East West charity football game during the Christmas holidays. Four more players accepted invitations to join the West squad: Barton of Denver University, Sarbow of Washington State, Jorgenson of St. Marys, and Tod of San Francisco.
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Bible
San Francisco
American Football Coaches Association
D. X. Bible
University of Nebraska
Fo Barton
Denver University
Phil Sarbow
Washington State
Carl
Giants Dominate NL Pitching in Year of Strong Mound Work
New York Giants field a near hitless staff led by Carl Hubbell with a 1.66 ERA over 308 innings, pacing the National League. Hal Schumacher and Fred Fitzsimmons follow, while Cubs rivals Warneke and Bush post strong seasons, as Hubbell racks 24 wins and 46 scoreless innings in a standout year.
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New York
Dec
New York Giants
Carl Hubbeil
Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Dolgeville
Fred Fitzsimmons
Leroy
Bud
Parmelee
Chicago Cubs
Lon Warneke
Guy Bush
Charley Root
Lple Tinning
Chicago
Ted
Ben Ganswell
Boston
Forth
Ed Rensbach
Chicage
Jerome
Dean
St Louie
New York Southrow
Chusty Mathewson
Nan Rucker
Frank Baht
Dizar
James
Leedine
Warnecke
Jenene
Yankee May Be U.S. Yacht Choice For Cup Defense
Boston syndicate yacht Yankee, holder of the world speed record, may be put under canvas for trials and could be selected to defend the America's Cup against the British challenger Endeavour next September. Chandler Hovey of Boston is among those pushing to acquire Yankee. The heavy weather boat logged a 1.4 mile triangle in 2:47 in Newport, fastest cup yacht time in any race or trial.
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New York
Yankee
Boston Syndicate
Neain
Endeavour
Chandler Hovey
Boston
Newport
Bexar County Loop to Play Twin Bills in January
Bexar County basketball opens January 9 at Woodlawn Lake gym with doubleheaders on Tuesday nights. Teams entered include Woodlawn Lake area clubs from Alamo Heights Harlandale Edison and South San Antonio. Winners advance as Bexar county representative to the San Marcos district.
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Bexar County
Twin Bills
Woodlawn Lake
Woodlawn
Iake Gym
Alamo Heights
Harlandale
Edison
South Ban Antonio
San Marcos
Tilison A. Alama
South San Antona
Hardile
Ice Hockey News From New York Tonight
Ice hockey schedule notes list New York Americans vs Ollawi Renatora and Cleveland game. Includes National and International league matchups Toronto at Ottawa Montreal Canadiens at New York Rangers Mantyoul Maroons at Chicago with brief listing for Nova Scotia paper.
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New York
de Apiin Denints
Odayi Nockes
Deira Inal
Ascartatrd Wrens
Claveland
Sient Adedl Valail
Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal Canadiens
Itangora
Mantyoul Maroons
Clicaro
Nutfala
Derat
Philadelalia
Boston
James Stays With St. Ed's Basketball Roster
Julius Curley James of San Antonio will be retained as basketball coach at St Edward's University. An Austin report claimed James had been re elected, while T J OConnor was rumored to succeed Curray. The story suggests the impression arose from Austin school efforts to place OConnor as assistant coach, a move now unlikely.
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Julius
Curley
James
San Antonio
St. Edward's Universty
Austin
the Light Today
Hel
T. J. Ocoonnor
Curray
O'Connor
Wrestling results from multiple cities and bouts
A chaotic report lists numerous wrestlers and towns with match results in a tangle of scores and phrases. Names include Olson, Shacry, Strack, Lewia, Wladek Zbrazko, Don George, Raines, Boesch, Keverly, Nichols, and Brit, with locations such as New York Philadelphia Rochester Dallas San Diego and Oklahoma City. The text claims two fall wins, a defended title, and crowd sizes, but many details are garbled.
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New York
Wim London
St Laila
Arres
Chip Olson
Minesota
Philadelphia
Jsacz Shacry
Chicago
Charley Strack
Spring Valley
N. J
Newark
Es Strangler Lewia
Shrew
Wladek Zbrazko
Rochester
Eil Don George
George Jurynntt
Rossin
Vackshure
Dick Raines
Dallas
Texas
Paul Boesch
Deg Moles
Inoa
Geore Keverly
Los Angalos
Ed Wiling
Soo
San Diego
Calif
Urea
Tufts
Oklahoma City
Jach Nichols
Mexia
Tevon
Alvin Brit
Liiiny
Kans
Bally
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Ripley Supy
Frank Brigcitatl
Constabes
Td, Bowens’ Saithtinore
Pastman
Toledo
Ohio
Merman
Gregory
St. Danlar
Daniell i Samarkand
Eichmiadzyn
Armenia
Sontoeron
Une Ardeal
Ripley
Smith
Corsienna
Corslenim
Crgntiia
Lake McQuemey
Presa
Fullboard Motorbonta
Fisuer
Iowa
Iowa City
Russell Wsher
Atenaloya Hallhark
University of Iowa
Mcallen
Condh Derick Dreker
la Joya High School
Seris 9
Enim
Phary-Sao Duan- Alamo
McAllen High School
la Joya
Une “Cactus College
Squiad
Hidalgo County
U.S
Cleveland
Prad Oilevaie
Frank Bartell
Teggie McNamara
Jules Audy
Freddie Zach
YALE
Ares Aly
Houston St
Texas Theater
ST. Ed's
Wee
Willita
eMoney
Ene
Joel
Glee
Liveo
Atyies
Mhinratan
Fira
Teo Sixten
Eae
Tractonrgate Radio
Doegcalla
WIZAR
Watet, Opistidere Deneke Alaep Tar
Prince Te Aul
Avery Lutre
Malta
Nuart
Battary
Yrtee
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