Notre Dame and U S C Clash Draws 105000 in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles 105,000 attend the annual Notre Dame vs U S C football classic at the Olympic Stadium. The piece notes Notre Dame’s pride in past success and the Trojans’ stellar defense under Howard Jones, with lineups and a sense of immense public interest as fans travel from across the state for the game.
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Warren Brown
Los Angeles
Southern California
Tom Gay
Notre
Weill
Notre Dame
Engner Fornt
Hank Anderson
Hhus
Emmett Murphy
Nick Lukats
Joe Bhecketski
Steve Bross
Berney Ross
Chicago
Roosevelt Road
Art Winch
Trojan
Yegts
Jones
Anderson
Griffith
McNelesh
Warburton
Clark
Getx
Erskine
Fright
Damerome
Shubenacadie Bore and the Vanished Beothuk Legend
A historical note describes the Shubenacadie bore six feet high at the river mouth as a river bay interaction and water surge. It then details the extinction of the Beothuk people of Newfoundland with the last known members dying in the 19th century and notes on Evangeline and Longfellow's naming choices for the Acadian heroine.
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Bay of Fundy
Evangeline
Emmeline Labiche
Inolsinga
Longfellow
Gabrielle
Celestine
High Schools to Have Say in Football Rules
Reported in New York on December 2 3, 194? representatives of interscholastic football bodies urged wider rule making input from high school federations. The NC A A and related committees debated who should be invited to participate, with federation leaders seeking seats on rider and rule committees.
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New York
Falneoton
Sic N.C
Buch
GA. A
Kay
Federt Ion
Kennedy
Coothil
Milley
Hondo Owls Cap Stellar Season With 21–0 Win
Hondo capped its greatest football season as the Owls, led by captain A Finger and quarterback Jones, defeated Mercedes 21 to 0 to clinch the region class title. The team finished with 364 points for the season and 16 shutouts, with key plays including a 30 yard pass and a 30 yard return for touchdowns. Caplin Alaire and Mitchell starred on defense and offense for the Owls.
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A. Finger
Jones
Owls
Mercedes
Jonek
Caplin Alaire
Mitchell
Crawford Defeats Ellsworth Vines in Victoria tournament
In Sydney Jack Crawford defeated Ellsworth Vines Jr to win the Victoria tennis championship final. The match score ended 6-4, 6-1, with Crawford securing the title in a closely watched Australian contest.
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Crawford
Ellsworth Vines
Sydney
Australia
Dreah
CINB
Jack Crawford
Eilsworth Vines Jr
Victoria
Primo Cameron Defeats Levinsky In Sixth Decisive Bout
Primo Cameron, the towering Italian, earned his second ten round decision over King Levinsky in Chicago. Levinsky opened with occasional wild songs but Cameron dominated close quarters, landing frequent lefts. One judge favored Levinsky as 14,533 fans watched. receipts totaled 22,634.50 with Cameron taking 30 percent.
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Chicago
Cameron
King Levinsky
Maxwell Street
Primos
Tralian
Levinsky
Western League to Continue Operations Despite Texas Move
In Columbus on December 10, officials stated the Western Baseball League will continue to conduct business despite Oklahoma City pulling out to join the Texas league. The circuit emphasized it remains active and pledged ongoing operations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Western Baseball League
Oklahame
Kid Chocolate Narrowly Defeats Fidel La Barba in Feathery Thriller
In a fierce Madison Square Garden featherweight title bout, Kid Chocolate of Cuba narrowly defeats Fidel La Barba of California after 12 grueling rounds. Judges vote Chocolate, crowd boos mix with cheers as both fighters trade hard exchanges, Chocolate rallying late to secure the decision.
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Damon Kunyon
New York
Madison Scumre Garden
Bigio Sardinias
Cuba
Kid Chocolate
Tole
Fidel la Barba
California
Wie Lewis
Sam Austin
Eddie Farrell
Chocolate
Joe Humphreys
la Barba
Nish
le Sahane
de Tvsbight
Bronx Coliseum
Chorcolate
Bisbio
LaBarba
Wet Grids for Hi Games Houston Corsicana Win
Rain drenched Friday clashes set Texas grid dreams as Houston John Reagan and Corsicana Tigers push toward state semis. Sherman, Amarillo, Greenville and Graham win in mud and cold. Corsicana’s 40 yard drive breaks stalemate. Brady and Jasper crown regional titles in soggy, wind lashed contests.
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Houston
Corsicana
John Reagan
Corsicana Tigers
Linais
Poet Worth
Sherman
Bearcats
Uto Uycir
Texas Christian University
H. Mussell
The
Masons
Hecaumes
Amarilla
Mustonga
Greenville Lgonr
Vintey
Hugo Caratonna
Tigera
Fight Results By the Avivelated Bryan
A string of boxing results lists fighters from New York Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia with wins and losses. Notable bouts include Fidel La Barba losing in Los Angeles and Levinsky winning in Chicago while missions in Grand Rapids and Newark note several outpoints and knockouts. The roundups mention multiple cities and fighters, reflecting a summary of recent ring outcomes.
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Mary
Wing Levinsky
Chicago
Huang Terry
Teenton
Ne J
Young Blatley
Kovaure
Mar UN Tevendowski
Grand Rapids
Mich
Herald Searney
Poungeiont
Onin
Lea Massiner
Chicnga
Tony Cuncali
Tame
Swinace
Steuhenville
Thiladelphla
Joe Pirpa
Wenme
Joey Harrison
Paternon
Matty White
Philadelphia
Jimmy Mack
Detroit
Poland
Feubo Idmang
Musheeaw
Amlehadi Patio Waller
Trenton
N. J
Maurie Bhorman
Fohn Honey
Leavin Phowuls
Bill Toblan
League debut stuns crowd as Jack League wrestles win
In Ralph Hammonds Beethoven hall card Jack League, San Antonio’s fire-eater, debuted with a five minute sixty five second victory over Paul Murdock after a chaotic start. Mustapha Fase defeated Red Lindsay, while Teraso Higami edged Ellent Rattan in two straight falls. Referees Wildie Vogt and Ty Jewell oversaw the event.
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Doc” Shaw
Jack League
San Antonio
Ralph Hammonds
City of Sunshine
League
Togh
Paul Murdock
Mr. Murdock
Mr. League
Wiy Jack
Murdock
Tom
Jack
Muredock
Red Lindsay
Mustapha Pashi
Tirk
Lindsay
Red
Lipdsa
Ellent Rattan
National Wresting Association
Teraso Higami
Rettan
Higami
Rattan
Hirard
Hi Geoff
Harison
Eddie
Watla Man
Vogt
Wildle
Schmeling to fight Baer promoter Dempsey plans
New York December reports Schmeling will face Max Baer in a match promoted by William Dempsey. Promoter Jon Jacobs confirms Schmeling’s arrival yesterday from far abroad and notes a prior arrangement with Baer for a bout in New York or Chicago under the same promotional banner.
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Schmeling
Baer
Dempsey
New York
Max
Schmaling
Max Bree
William Tinrd
Tuutats
Jon Jacobs
Yeaterday
Faropr
Ancoba
Bae
Baseball Trades Stir as Winter Meetings Open
Columbus December reports wide trading activity amid talks by major and minor leagues. Harley Ross eyed by Cleveland in a deal with Washington, while Class AA limits anchor payrolls. Nations Association sets salary caps across classes with Georgia Alabama league forming. Bramham elected Nations president as meetings loom.
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Columbus
Chis
Tudor
New York
Steveland Indians
Hidebog High
Harley Ross
Bastman
Chattanooga
Washington Senatore
Cleveland
Cash
Ue Nations Association
International League
Pacific Coast
Umita
Iimen
Ang
Willam
Bramham
Ham
W. C
J. H. Farrell
Auurn
Warren Gillen
Rochester
Alvin Gardner
Dallas
Texas
Dale Gear
Tropeka
Kay
Mike Bexton
Rock Island
Tit
National Association
Thade
Josefa Engle
Chattanooga Southern Association
Clab
Huntsville
Talladegs
Anniston
Alabama
Engle
Wiliams
Durham
N.C
The
Nations Association
Alex Carnes Dead in McAllen Auto Crash
Alex Cres known as Lefty Cres, 39, former professional baseball player, died after injuries from an automobile accident near McAllen Thursday night. He passed away in a local hospital Friday. Survived by widow and three children. Funeral services will be held here.
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Alex Carnes
M'Allen
Alex Lefty" Cres
McAllen
Fyners
Bausch Brothers Set for Wrestling Debut Card in Kansas City
In Kansas City on December 19, the Bausch brothers prepare for a debut on the professional wrestling stage. Brother Peter tests at the grants desk while uncle Dave eyes the box office and Min, the decathlon champion, readies as an orchestra crooner.
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Kansas City
Brothara Bausch
University of Kansas
Dave
Min
Peter
Mayors Garisimas
Ninth Infantry Faces Fort Crockett In Army League Semi
The Ninth Infantry Manchus, heavily favored with a big squad and four all star picks, meet Fort Crockett Flyers at Tech Field on Sunday for a semifinal in the Elghth corps area championship. Johnny Murrell, Fletcher, Hotzadaw, Wilson, Franz, and McKinney head a star lineup as Crockett relies on captain Tiny Dunaway.
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Ninth Infantry Manchus
Tech Field
Fort Crockett Fliers
Galveston
Tavorites
Bunday
Twenty-third Infantry
Mmeeta Randolph Field
Aviators
Fort Crocketot
Port Bliss
Johnny Murrell
Fletcher and Hotzcdaw
Ende
Wilson
Franz
McKinney
Crockett
Dunaway
Four Umpires Traded at Minor League Convention
In Columbus Ohio on December 10 four umpires were dealt at a minor league convention. Thomas Hickey head of the American Association sent R. W. Boyder and Joe Rue to the Pacific Coast League in exchange for Ed McLaughlin and Tom Dunne. McLaughlin formerly umpired in the National League.
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Umps
Coltumbus
Ohlo
Thomas Hickey
American Association
R. W. Boyder
Joe Rue
Ed McLaughlin
Tom Dunne
Mac Laughing
Indiana and Notre Dame Rivalries Highlight College Basketball
College basketball results show Indiana 41 over Gtaelynaly with 43 on Nor i Walala Hlatn. Notre Dame defeats Albion 41 to 20, Ankawsan 1 with Nertheanier outatane. Nearby games include Oklahoma State 32 and Detroit rematch 63. Mon 1.
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Indiana
Gtaelynaly
Nori Walala Hlatn
Comrardé Bie
Brooklin
Army Game Lineups at Fort Crockett Field
Fort Crockett Field hosts the Army game with lineups and substitutes listed. Players include Vandergult, Pearson, Dameron-Vandiver, and Richardson for the main squad, with extensive rosters for Ninth Infantry and Fort Crocket officials and umpires noted.
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Naine Coors
Belton ‘Vandergultary
Pearson Thimasay
Dameron - Vandiver
Magrete Richardson
Holden
Dugzan
Fountain
Hobson
Misenheimer
Murray
Borteson
Cherscheidl
Weber
Fletcher
Williams
Gunter
Brn
Goldman
Finney
Smith
Curl
Robinson
Meyer
BtcCoy
Lyons
Wey
Taylor
Flevens
Gibson
Zappane
Mela
Hutcheson
Fort Crockell
Heteleraide
Jelley
Muth
Forking
Hughes
West
Hawkind
Eagan
Dees
Dunlasy
Dannby
Lowery
Nolin
Kelley
Rosch
Aline
Keferes
Iield Judge
Livot
Arthur
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