Alabama Football Drill Set For Pasadena Visit Saturday
L A sees Alabama football unit, undefeated South champions, slated for a Saturday two hour workout in San Antonio en route to Pasadena. The Alabama squad, led by coach Wallace Wade, arrives Friday night from New Orleans and will depart Sunday, with notes from Associated Press praising talent including Clensenir, Bodfer, and Singfox as top players on All American rosters.
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Associated Press Dispatches
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Singfox
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Cougars Headed to Pasadena For New Year showdown
Washington State Cougars express defiance as they prepare to face Alabama in the Rose Bowl. Coach Molling backs his underdog stance amid regional hype, insisting the team can prove Washington State belongs among the Northwest’s top programs in a challenging bowl bid.
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Junction High Beats Kerrville Antlers In Close Postseason
Junction High shut out Kerrville with a 26 to 4 victory in a district 12 clash. Exonard Duster and Johnson led scoring with a late touchdown. First downs favored Junction nine to seven as Kerrville struggled after five weeks without a game.
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Be Back Says Coach Knute Rockne
Knute Rockne declares he will be back and coach Notre Dame as Michigan town reports he plans to resume duties after recovery. The Mayo Brothers Hospital in Manchester Minn confirms his statement while observers note the team’s four game schedule and spring return plans.
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Notre Dame
Explanations of Held High Land and Religious Fanaticism
The passage describes a case from 1825 involving a religious sect led by Laketic who kept his flat closed while his followers grew in number. It notes the Gadhua as seen by co-religionists and hints at a historical inquiry into fanaticism. A request to Sr. Ripley invites replies to questions about a Belief It or Not earning.
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Fight Results from AP Boxing Card Across Cities
Associated Press reports a boxing results roundup with multiple bouts. Notable outcomes include Bucky Lawlers losing by knockout to Jackie Bidds in Detroit, Johnny Datto knocking out Johnny Posky in Cleveland, and George Godfrey drawing with Bearcat Wright in Atlanta. Other entries include Vittorio Livan and Aa tel Cleitle drawing in Porto Rico and a title bout in San Francisco where Earl Martro defeated a Chicago featherweight challenger.
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Ernie Schaaf
Heston
Mra Baer
California
Hoblin
Jor Ganorle
Binghamton
N. Y
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Vittorio Livan
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Aatel Cleitle
Porto Tico
Detroit
Jackie Bidds
Bow Analxeles
Bucky Lawlers
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N. X
Johbny Datto
Cleveland
Johnny Posky
Windsor
Ontario
Chicago
Charjin Hetzleff
Do Jub
Minn
Anton
Blain
Spain
Gary Lench
Gary
Ted Ross
Paul Pantaleo
George Neron
Greece
Deem
Loronto
Midget
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Philadelpia
Williearies
Fa—Tormr Paul
Tvitals
Bridget Mike O'Dowd
Columbus
Ohio
Atlanta
George Godfrey
Leiversulle
Bearcat Wright
Omaha
San Francisco
Earl Martro
Awift Ponchinng
Los Domingo
Mexico City
George Courtney
Rat
Baby Stuff in New York May Dethrone Schmeling
New York reports a potential heavyweight title shake up as Joe Seboebe might be dethroned by Schmeling under a five year plan, with the New York State Athletic Commission weighing whether Schmeling should defend against Max Schmeling and possible challengers. The commission and Jacoby remain noncommittal amid suspension disputes and managerial claims affecting the title recognition.
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Argentine ponies arrive for invasion including team to train
34 Argentine ponies arrived in Los Angeles in good condition after a stormy voyage. They will be conditioned at Midwick Country Club with others slated to join after the new year. Juan Reynal is the only member from last winter’s campaign slated to return as organizers plan to field another handicap entry. The Galloping Gauchos will feature Hernards Dugam Mega Car Aonbe, Roberto Lambert, Ian Kear ney and Feynal-
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Roberto Lambert
Ian Kearney
Feynal
Nebraska Leaguers Send Up 15 Players in Transfers
Lincoln reports reveal 15 players from seven Nebraska League clubs moving to higher levels. Oklahoma City, Toledo, Kaneat Cz, Teektonville, and Des Moines receive pitchers, infielders, and outfielders. Another note lists six Brooklyn Habinn signees and partial rosters for recruits and veterans.
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McCook
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Kaneat
Santilippo
Fair
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Giest
Sporty
Dea Moines
Kecevich
Mee Conk
Auttieli
Eastern and Western stars prepare for charity game
Twenty two eastern football players report for the annual East-West charity game with practice underway. Notre Dame All stars for the Pacific Coast clash in Los Angeles on December 27 include Carideo Oprien Mullins Nowasd Koasis Donoghue Debert Yodiah Wait.
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Taberski Takes Third in Cue Event Playoff
Dec. 20 Frank Tahormki Sekencetadys a Gifted Onefela Gauri of New York 125 to 103 in their playoff match. Farh won four games and Tet there in the regular tournament. Taberski earned third place in the cue tournament despite unclear results and fragmented text.
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Onefela Gauri
New York
Billiaide Cham
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Tauri Iit
Taberski
Giants Enlarge Park Capacity at New York Stadium
Extensive alterations at the Polo Grounds will raise the New York Giants home capacity by about 160000. the press box moves from the lower deck to the upper deck with new juries for writers and photographers.
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New York
Volo Fironada
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Prran
Basketball Scores and Miscellany From Early Summary Page
OCR reading shows scattered basketball scores with team names and numbers, including Oklahoma 28 over Texas ZT 0 and 25 by Kiemoos, plus references to Pittehuegh, Kansas State, Nebraska, and Notre Dame. The text also hints at classified ad tallies and ad column notes in the Light Classified Ads section.
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Nebraska
Tawa State
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Airmine
Watlington
St. Toad
Fox Wins Bout From Bull on Foul at Wrestling Show
In a Smiah Halmonds wrestling exhibition, Fox the Dallas fireman defeated Montana the “double Ugly One” by foul in round five. Guthrie beat Kanthe of Detroit in the main event, a rough card with miscues and crowd chaos throughout the night.
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Elmer Guthrie
Salt Lake City
Dick Kanthe
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Red Linsey
Shreveport
Dick Darling
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Boott
Lindsey Ntl
Inns
Red
Giants Pro Star Game Funds Aid Unemployment Relief
The New York benefit game between the Giants and Koote Macknew raised funds for Mayor Walker's unemployment relief committee. About $113,158 was contributed, with a small portion directed to other causes as speakers praised the event's charity. The outcome highlighted continued support for relief efforts amid tough economic times.
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Six News Rivals for Army Team Schedule Revealed
WEST POINT Dec 20 The 1981 football schedule shows six new opponents Knox Ohio Northern Michigan State Colorado College South State and Tilbury to visit West Point The Cadets will face Yale Notre Dame Pitt and others in New York and Pittsburg games Also Navy plans ten games including Maryland Princeton Notre Dame and Southern Methodist at Annapolis
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Colorado College
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Army
Yale
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New York
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Colorado
Louisiana State
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Navy Footbell
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Washington
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Columbus
Hettlmars
Southern Methodist
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Pennsylvania
Philadphia
Corsicana and Breckenridge Rival In 2020 High School Clash
Corsicana Tigers and Breckenridge Buckaroos, champions of THatrieh and 4, met in a high school football game watched by about 2000 fans. The contest featured a spectacular passing attack with Corsicana’s 17 completions for 240 yards and Breckenridge advancing 172 yards, but Magneas led a late charge for Breckenridge to tie the game before a final field goal.
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Oklahoma Edges Texas by One Point in Sudden Finish
Oklahoma topped Texas 28 to 27 in a two game series opener at Austin. Deck scored three decisive shots for Oklahoma while Anderson led the Sooners with 10 points. Texas was paced by Taylor as their high man, with only a late surge by Oklahoma sealing the win.
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Baer Beaten But Gets Cheers In New York Debut
In Madison Square Garden San Francisco heavyweight Baer faced Boston’s Ernie Schant in a tough six to nine round decision. Baer pressed the pace with a straight left and rights but Schant boxed well and the crowd booed the verdict as Baer’s aggression spilled into rounds seven to nine where he couldn’t seal the win. Ten thousand spectators watched as Baer weighed 204 pounds and the bout added to his early pro tally despite the loss.
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Max Faer
San Francisco
Ernie Schant
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Mogt
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Baer
Awlorlit Mamagiog Riabia
Hal
Phen Barr
Army
Elven Lin
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Ggenmel
Bia Venpert
Harr
Achanf
Tommy Loughryn
Tohony Wisko
Geant
Women Golfers Miss Holiday Week Play In San Antonio
The San Antonio Women’s Golf Association will skip the weekly handicap tournament during Christmas holidays. Matches resume in January at Willow Springs. H. W. Tenham posted 75, Mrs. Germaine led with 80, and Mrs. F. C. Ward tallied 83 as top scores. M/s W. G. Jobrain and Treka White tied for second with 89, while Mrs. L. C. Chapman had 109.
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San Antonio Country Club
Willow Springs Links
H.W. Tenham
Connerup
Mra. F. C. Mra
W. C. Jobrainn
Trek White
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Famous trapshooter dies, ranking fifth in US
The noted trapshooter Roy F. Wisdale of Butte CA, famed as a national small bore rifle champion and secretary of Tutte Qua clob, died yesterday. Amid boxing match negotiations in Buenca Airey, March 7 1031, officials of the National Boring naxo announced plans for a bout between Tony Canzoneri and Santa Suarez with a $40,000 guarantee contemplated.
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Roy F .Wisdale
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Qua Clob
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Anzoneri
Santa Suarez
Buenca Airey
Atartei
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Toda
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Manne
Record High Averages In Grid Sports This Season
New York Vec 20-1 reports a college football team set scoring records across 162 games this season averaging 11.9 points per game and 130 total per season. The run back rule changes and 1920s context are noted as contributing factors to higher offense and fumble rates.
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New York
Jonely Towne
Ceasom Shenae
Sezoridas
Bya
Avenge
Lighter Pellet Gets Wood's Approval at Brookside
Craig Wood led the first round at Brookside par 71 with a one under 71 while using a lighter pellet new ball. He finished among the leaders as several contenders posted sub par scores. most players could not complete before darkness halted play.
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Pasadena
Craig Wood
Ddaler
Brookside
Joe Kirkwort
Philadelphiag
Ben Richter
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Finnal P.cg
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Tampalener
Chicago
Aml
Frank Walsh
Orton Smith
Wood
Watsling Thore
Shhree Tirdren
Sirkwood
Mithonazh
Rinehiting
Harry Cooper
George
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Charity Gets High Game Receipts
The Associated Charities reports record takings from a charity event led by Principal Enos Gary of Brackenridge and Principal T. Guy Rogers of Main Avenue. The drive drew notable local figures and increased community support, reflecting strong engagement from residents and organizations.
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