Stanford Ace on Hell Geo Paired for New Year’s Day Game
Bobby Grayson, Stanford fullback, faced a bed order for a cold but declared he would play in the New Year’s Day game against Southern Methodist. Doctors feared weakness but the star runner and passer, noted for 160 rushing yards in the Rose Bowl and a 43-yard Rose Bowl total, prepared for practice as he aims to contribute in the intercollegiate clash.
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Alabama
Honolulu
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Methodist Mustangs Set for Rose Bowl Clash With Stanford
Coach Matty Bell aims to upbeat prep as California fogs and rain threaten a New Year’s Day Rose Bowl tilt against Stanford Indians. Bell praises Stanford star Bobby Grayson, notes guard strength Wessel Brathos Scotline Baker Sturfles, and plans five-guard line shifts to counter Stanford’s double wingback offense. Orr and Spain face health worries ahead of 60 minutes on the field.
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Occidental College
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Stanford
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Orr
Bobby Grayson
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Baker
Sturfles
Spain
Mile of Cars Carry Texas Fans West Toward Rose Bowl
In Dallas an odd mile of railroad cars carried a huge Dallas contingent toward Pasadena for the Rose Bowl. The train carried more than 2000 enthusiastic fans amid one of the city’s largest passenger movements, while others traveled by car and plane.
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Dallas
Pasadena
Dale Jan Tama
Rose Bowl
Olympic Board Seeks Unity and Cash for 1938 Berlin Games
The American Olympic Committee meets to unify pro and anti participation factions amid financial concerns. Plans approve sending 51 winter sports team members to competitions, with boxing and basketball tryouts drawing strong interest. Major colleges like Yale, Princeton, and and others are anticipated to enter, while budget issues for the hockey team loom. Hubert J H Kiphuth of Yale remains swimming coach as Bill Taylor withdraws due to his father's illness.
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Aigercan Olympic Committee
Germany
Avery Bron
Age of Chicia
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Ree
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Princeton
N. J
Washington
California
Baugh Informally Introduced at Longview Texas Event
In Longview Texas on a December night, Adrian Haugh, famed as a Texas Christian passer, received a casual welcome from local football fans. The U S A squad bound for New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl was in town, and the scene featured teammates lifting Haugh from bed to present him in pajamas, as Coach Ditch Meyer played bridge nearby.
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Texas
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Ute
Texas Christian Horned Frugs
Weyeral
Doach Ditch Meyer
Pick Leaders In East West Ban Prangiec o
Two Southern players loom as offensive leaders in the East West charity game with Riley Alabama Smith likely to start for the East. In the West Bill Wallace Rice siski ule appears top quarterback choice while Dick Crayne Iowa backs the oval in drills. Walter Cance Northwestern blocking back nears full recovery from a dislocated knee.
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Riley Alabama Smith
University of Alabama
Bill Wallace
Rice
Liskiule
Dick Crayne
Iowa
Dick Hanley
Andy Kerr
Hoens
Walter Cance
Halfbace
Virginia Hollinger Retains Tennis Title in Straight Sets
Virginia Hollinger of Dayton Ohio defeated 14 year old New York sensation Helen Bernhard in the final on the Longwood covered courts 6 0 6 3 to defend her title. The pair then won the doubles final with Miss Pally Morill and Miss Hope Knowles 6 8 14 4.
Second annual table tennis tourney opens at Y M C A
Slow entry list for the Second annual table tennis tournament to be held New Year's Day as part of the golden anniversary open house at the Y M C A. Only 10 men entered so far, with 42 players last year. Women’s division has no entries yet. Defending champions Red Benelper and Sylviana Dibbits expected to compete among others. Trophies ordered and to be shown in the lobby. Events include junior classes for boys and girls, plus other Y activities and a Rose Bowl radio broadcast.
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Red
Benelper
Eddie Cox
Jammy Burks
Dor Granger
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Max D. Kahn
John Ross
Marshall Spraching
Berkley Wolford
Dick Kalterman
Tne
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Miller Polo Team Beats Smith Four In A Practice Game
Miller polo team defeated Geeil Still's lub 8 to 7 at Miller's field Sunday afternoon. Players for Miller included Dean Gil J B Gilmore and H W Rube Williams. for the losers were Lee Downs Col J A Watson and Harnett. Rematch scheduled for 2:30 Tuesday.
Soccer Referees to Prosecute Beaters
Boston report states that United States Soccer Referees Association will prosecute at their expense any case where a referee is assaulted. William Welch urged action after four or more assaults in the past planth, aiming to stamp out rowdyism threatening the game.
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United States Soccer Referees Association
William R. Welch
Territary
Aie
Catholic High Cage Tourney in March in Chicago
The thirteenth annual national Catholic High School basketball championship will be held March 18 to 22. Rev. Bernard A. Reddy announced the event. St. Xavier High of Louisville, Ky., will make the first visit. A 3a-team bracket will be chosen from champions and top teams from Pennsylvania, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Oklahoma and New York.
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Loyal University
Bernard A. Reddy
St. Xavier Hig
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Iowa
Tineis
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
O £Lahoma
New York
Simmons Cowboys to Face Creighton in Omaha Next Season
Abilene based Simmons team plans to travel to Omaha to meet Creighton University on October 24 pending contract signing. Athletic manager Gin Bandeter confirms date with telegraphic notice from Archmont Schwartz of Nebraska. Missouri Valley sched shows two 1988 interscholastic contests including Thanksgiving game at Abilene versus Morningside College Maroons, whom they beat 32 to 0 in Sioux City.
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Morningside College Maroons
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Cowboys in Final Drill Before Sun Bowl Clash
Abilene Louisiana Hardin-Simmons prepares for the New Year’s clash with New Mexico A and M in the El Paso Sun Bowl. Coach Frank Jiminaugh names 32 players for the roster including centers guards and backs with several players listed by name and position.
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Adis Crowell
John Green
Mack Alexanger
Homer Beck
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Scroggins
Bill Tarcis
Gorpl Benson
Hayvard
Charles Radeslovich
Truett Putcher
Henry Miley
Conway Frost
Si Addington
Peter Tyler
Bonlwell
Elon Motuiun
Paul White
Day Emory
Ed Cterry
Bugs McKinney
Bedford Russell
Buck Howell
Didrikson Off Form in Del Monte Golf
In Del Monte California December 30 Babe Didrikson and Clara Callender starred in an exhibition foursome. Henry Paget paired with Callender shot 69 two under par while Meals and Didrikson posted 71 and 81 respectively. Callender and Puget led 3 and 3 at finish as Didrikson showed improved pace after nine holes.
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Babe Didrikson
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Clara Callender
California
Henry Paget
Miss Callender
Robert Meals
Miss Didrikson
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