Notre Dame Faces West Coast Game Without Rockne
Rockne will rely on air transport for the trip to Los Angeles as Notre Dame prepares for a Christmas Day battle with the L A firemen and Washington State foes. Joe Baschdi will aid the Irish while Notre Dame’s coaching duties shift to Anderson amid Rockne’s absence on the trip.
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Sayoslai
Chicago
Bath City
Notre Dame Peet
Jimmie Phelan
University of Washington
Noriyakota Fisckertate
Los Angeles
Alcyen
Toe Angeles
Ite
Ebrirons
Wachington Binte Cougart
Alabame
Pigakin
Rosa Bowl
Conch Rockne
Anderson
Notre Dame
California grid coach choice unsettled at Berkeley
Berkeley officials had no information on a successor for C. M. Price as head football coach. Navy Bill Ingram of the U S Naval Academy and W. W. Monchan of California were noted as candidates, with Monchan as the only authorized to act for a new __. The report records uncertainty and the involvement of university officials in the selection process.
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Balifornia Coubts
Ingram
Berkeley
Calif
University of Califorow
Navy
Bill” Ingram
Karel Acdemy
C. M
Price
Mane W. W. Monchan
California
Kansas Aggie Grid Schedule Complete
The 1831 Kansas Aggie football schedule was completed with nine games set, four at home and five away. The schedule includes a Nebrasky game moved to avoid clashing with the East game at Lawrence, and matches against North Dakota State College and Pittsburg Teachers at Manhattan. Tech Relays dropped by Georgia Tech citing lack of public interest and support, ending a decade-long event.
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Maauarvar
Kan
Kansas Aggie
Wildeak
North Dakota State College
Pittsburg
Manhattan
Aggie Nebrasky
Lawrence
Open Qualifying Begins For Agua Caliente Golf Open
Agua Caliente Mexico hosts the $25 000 open. More than 100 players start open qualifying for the 18 hole first day. Notables include Tony Manero Gene Sarazen Eddie Loos Alan McCafferty and Jim Fogaris among others from Chicago Long Island Cleveland and Dallas. Foreign pros and amateurs from prior open winners gain exemptions.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Unda
Agua Caliente Golf Club
Tony Manrro
Gene Sarazen
Long Island
Hvebotder
AY Espinosa
Chicago
Eddie Loos
Alan BicCafferty
Ealt Lake Gits
Jim
Frank Fogaris
St. Louis
Tom Rakletts
Ohio
Jim Heans
Denver
Psn
Ttelph
O Shea and O'Shea Victory in Manoswick Charity Show
Jap Martie won the main event against Dan ny O'Sriea at Simay Warren’s Manoswick charity show. O'Shea slugged and mounted comebacks as the match went to three falls with decisive moments and a late disqualification in the third. Olin and Pierce drew in a 43 minute semi final. Heagan won the prelim with a full Nelson.
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Jack Pierce
Eddie Olin
Jimieue
Ear
Olin
Biesve Wey
Pat Heagan
Om Wuech Mever
Eastern League umpire to join coast loop arbiter panel
An Eastern League umpire has been named by Marie A. Williams, president of the Pacific Coalition, to serve as an arbiter on the West Coast near Ianon. The appointment comes amid municipal council discussions in Fitchburg Moss.
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UMP
Angeles
Des
U— Tuomis
Marie A. Willismy
Parific
Corleconil
West Coatil
Ianon
Fitchburg
Moss
Record-setting Shanghai race pays 3037 to 1 on winning horse
Don Robledo ridden by Dill Tlagle wins at Kiangwan Race Track Shanghai on June 11 1928 with a sensational dividend of 315193.70 for a $5 bet. Only one ticket sold sparks wild commotion among racegoers as Robledo leads all the way by one and a half lengths. Also notes an Oregon State College pumpkin apple of 24 pounds Spokane Deady variety grown at Corvallis in 1930 and invites readers to inquire further via the paper’s office.
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Don Robledo
Dill Tlagle
Kiangwan
Shanghai
Ching
Don Rabledy
Noe
Sen
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Oregon
Spokane
Wolgast Genaro Ruckus To Settle Big Dispute
The undisputed world lightest heavyweight title will be decided in a 1 round Madison Square Garden bout between Midget Wolgast and Frankie Genaro on Friday night. The fight ends a heated year of debate over merit with Wolgast seen as champion by the New York boxing commission and Genaro claiming the title as holder under another association.
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Les C . Ton
New Tome
Wolgast
Frankie Genaro
Whelath
Madison Square Garden
Wolgagt
New York
Setinnal Hering Associatiog
Boyd
Wolgart
Caree
New York Commission
Little
Philaamphia
Willie Damnitr
New York City
Genaro
Willie Davies
Tbe Cherlero
al Toraate
Loring
Onelin de Wriers
Joe Jacob
Schuneling
Govan Walker
Hay
Louris Thay le
Mickey
Emma
Bes
Brown
Johnny Bricknon
Uma Bantam
Red Bares
Corum Ha Weller
Chicago Herald-Seawiner
Yanks
McCarthy
Max
Mikee Hingine
Carthy
Ed Hercow
Barrow
Pol
Jawa
Hod Shawkey
Ruppert Rifles
Perhepa
Hight Results Show Fights Across Cities
Chletga-Uster Hawton defeats Edgar Norman in Rochester. Rochester, No-Osk, PIM Rochester. Hares Tene erstein Berlin Treights Cain. Ssteinialinny Als.- Hating Hoes Hinminghes nil Iuxy Itomstes Chives land draw.
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Hawton
Edgar Norman
Norway
Rochester
Hares Teneerstein
Berlin
Treights
Cain
Ssteinialinny
Als
Chivesland
Drew
TIAA Divisions Inject New Life Into Local Rivalries
In San Marcos on December 23, the Teros Inter Collegial Athletic association reshapes schedules as eastern and western divisions pit Sam Houston against San Marcos Teachers. San Marcos opens intercollegiate basketball January 17 against Sam Houston while North Texas Eagles meet San Marcos Bobcats in the class of the eastern circuit. The winter slate features six games in San Marcos and several in Denton and Commerce, with the new divisional format brewing renewed rivalries and expectations for supremacy among the senior teachers colleges.
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SAN Marcos
Tran
Teros Intercollegiaia Athletic Association
Sam Houston
Casteva
San Marcom
San Marron
North Taren Teachera
Dentov
San Mateos
Intercol
Sam Lous
Kearkets
North Texas Eagles
San Marcos Bobcats
Deato
Eagles
Tesas
Texas
Horatio Alger
Sun Nercos
St. Edwahd's
Rose
Robeing
Tesas A
Hobcats
San Satcom
Texas A
Kinesville
Mingsville
Stephen F Avelin
San Marcon
Denton
Commerce
San Mateur
San Safarena
Sam Jloustan AL Hhunisgiile
Blephen
Ansling
Noengdorhes
Bowling Malae Wins Championship in Tight Final
Malae defeats Wienerd Tranken 42 to in a tense three-game set to claim the league title. Trowson improves to reach the two final, while Bahm and Rahmele earn medals. Final trophies awarded at the Christmas party in the lodge.
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Malae
al Nakm
Élaga J
Wienerd
Burt Nie
Ma Hc Hed
Sanu
Trowson
Bahm
Satun
Mn Firal Kamu
Ina
Hahm
Walls Dick Emma
Nnne
Joskul Wan
Wid
J Trigge
Sterbert
Wald
Evey' Christman
Resem Tneseny
Optimist Bobs Up In Provoking Season Gossip
New York December 28. Bill Tdl reports on optimistic mood amid sports and politics chatter. McCarthy, Barrow, and the Yankees are discussed with a mix of humor and speculation about future prospects and management dynamics.
Officials Get Work Started at Texas Coaches Meeting
San Antonio football officials form nucleus of a statewide convention effort for September 1941 in San Antonio. Harold Wentory appoints committees, handles invitations, and sets headquarters. Gene Seng oversees transportation, Mule Prauier leads reception, with Connelly Kellom Tiley Winters Hart in key roles. Local valley figures Annte Clark Hundell contribute attendance plans. Meetings set weekly at the Counter Hotel for coaches and officials.
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Exas
San Antonio
Gillcisis
Gunter Hotel
Harold Wentory
King Gul
Gene Seng
Atic
Mule” Prauier
Captain Connelly
Claude Kellom
Wraht Tiley
Harold Winters
Maxie Hart
Rio Grande Valley
Annte” Clark
Te ‘Hundell
Rotley
Joe Utay
Dailey
Southwestern Board
Counter
Iowa Seeks First Victory on Court Against Creighton
Iowa aims for its first basketball win of the season meeting Creighton University in Omaha. The Hawkeyes opened with losses to Saint Louis and Bradley, while Wisconsin routed Missouri and led in the Big Six, and Illinois dropped a close contest. The report notes Wabash and Loyola matchups nearby as other college games.
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Chicago
UFI
Creighton University
Omaha
Hawkeyes
St. Louia University
Bradley College
Klinois
Wisconsin
Wlint
Wabash
Badgers
Missouri
Fear
Ilinate
Miscouri
Oo Pale
Loyola
Wieye Nader Col- Tepe
Indianapodig
City Leaguers Gall Off Mondays Games
City Basketball League postponed two double headers at Woodlawn Lake Gym after players were forced to work Monday night. The opener at 5 o'clock featured Triple C tet, Laurel Helakis Methodiata, and Tease Chitos, with the second game canceled due to conflicts from work commitments. Tasmania won two matches, dismissing a run in the first innings for 194, then scoring 354 for themselves. second innings ended at 114 runs.
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Wecause
Jack Nel Naah Yaleamen
Loth Xomes
City Basketball League
Woodlawn Lake Gym
Chitos
Teague
Tasmania
Loskey
Indies
Loning
Firat
Tosmania
Unclear college basketball score fragment from early report
Fragment shows scattered team names and scores including Wisconsin, Southern California, Utah, Detroit, Marquette, and Gonzaga, with apparent typographical errors. No coherent game result or date. The readable pieces suggest a mid game summary or wire service clipping lacking complete context.
Austins to Race Sunday at Exposition Grounds
The Austin stock car. Bentem, new in America, will face two tests Sunday at the Exposition grounds half mile track. There will be four and eight mile races as added features with professionals and charity support. Local interest centers on whether the compact car endures the gruelling track while racing crowds attend the card promoted by Jack Hatton.
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Austin
America
San Antonin
Agua Caliente racing opens on Christmas Day
Agua Caliente opens its second winter meet on Christmas Day with nearly 1000 horses in training at the barter course. Thirteen top horses contest a six furlong Christmas Day Thulleap featuring Nettle Coxtra Knight's Call Evert and other noted entries.
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Agua Caliente
Mezita
Dec
Agua Caliente Tucker Clu
Ajd- Tes Tarn Xtable
Nettle Coxtra
Knight
Fort Sam Poloists Claim Border Honors in Fort Brown Tourney
Fort Sam Poloists edged toward the Fort Brown mid winter polo title after a victory over Reynoua Club led by captain Funnecup amid foul weather. The Fort Ham four remained undefeated, earning the championship at a Sunday night banquet at the Malamoran cafe with honors bestowed on G. Muchardean, William Weel, B. Creager, and Gen. Samuel L. D. Novkenbach.
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Fort Sam
Bhownsvillm
Fort Son Honaten Pele
Fort Brown
Reynoua
Funnecup
Fort Ham
Teynose
Ergy Zidim
Malamoran Cafe
Guetta of Honor
T. G. Muchardean
William $. Weel
BB. Creager
Gen. Samuel LD. Novkenbach
Brotherhood Cagers Open With Victory
Brotherhood of Railway Cherie basketball team opened with a win over McKinley Avenue quintet, 23 to 40. Arbuckle led with 40 points, while McCallum and Pritzer each scored for the winners. Harlanda leaped to honor the Warlandale squads with a banquet at the Original Meee lean restaurant. Dlekseon, principal, presided.
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C—Arbuchle
Wopirsk
C. Trinkle
Mennler
Crore
Schneider
Alexander
Willliams A. Trinkle Ag Mubn
Smckinler
Weltover
Ducker
Totter
McCallum
Fate Ram
Hopmer
Kimiannube
Harlandale Ganquet
Tiarlandale High School
Warlandale
Gollerball
Memohera Ak
Meeelean Reataurant Ifb
Dlekseon
Boamtmaater
Southern May Cut To Six Outfits
Southern association club owners will meet December 20 in Memphis to discuss reducing the eight club league to six. President John Marcuz announced the plan at a meeting urged by Memphis club president Chomons L Watklox. Reactions varied with Nashville and Chattanooga favoring the move while New Orleans Mobile and Little Rock opposed it.
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Memphis
Reon
Southern Association
Gell
John ©. Marcuz
Chomons Lf
Watklox
Knoxville
Kayante Field
Arkansas Capial
Houlkern
Nathvllie
Aunt Hirminghem
Cannianooga
Mobile
the Rock
Wathinu
Pabheslian
Allania
Hirmingham
Nashville
Wtinnooga
New Orleans
Little Rock
Talon to defend world title at Ridgewood Grove
In New York on December 23, Talon, famed as a "little giant," will defend his world's title at Ridgewood Grove against Renato Gordini of Italy. The event promises strong showings from top contenders with extensive press coverage and betting interest across major venues.
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Ndos
New York
Talon
Ridgewood Grove
Renato Gordini
Tals
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