Pasadena Grid Classic Looms as Alabama and Stanford Play
Pasadena Calif Jan 1 A 1 year old dispute looms as Branford and Alabama meet in the Rose Bowl classic. Tickets sold out as the two powerhouses prepare for a clash that could shape Rose Bowl futures with Alabama’s passing attack and Stanford’s line power facing a crisp, clear day forecast. Bill Young, an emergency appendectomy patient, travels from Del Rio to join Stanford after arriving by train to watch the game.
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Branford
Alabama
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Dixie Howell
Dea Huston
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Bobby Grayson
Bob
Bones
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Selene
Slanford
Thornhill
Frank Alustiza
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Howell
Riley Shuth
Hall
Bama
Hart
Breskin
Sid
Pacific
Standhard Times
Bill Young
del Rio
Texas
Stanford
Open House Bball Schedule Promises Rich Program
A multi event open house features two basketball games at 6 p.m and 2 p.m with John Tarleton College teams amid a full afternoon and evening lineup. Activities include handball exhibitions boys relays gourd football tumbling fencing and a water carnival with various demonstrations throughout the day until 7:30 p.m.
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Trianeles
Kaalman
Hiess
John Tarleton
Roads to Rose Bowl Jammed
Roads from Los Angeles to Pasadena were packed with travelers heading to the Rose Bowl parade and football game. City officials reported heavy traffic and limited space as crowds converged on the route, with many travelers diverted due to congestion.
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Rose Bowl
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Rees
Hose Bay
Feethall
Alabama
Rose Bowl Lineups WR Alabama vs Stanford
The Rose Bowl lineup lists Alabama players by position and weight with starters including Don Hutson at left end and Bill Lee at left tackle, alongside Stanford's James Moscrip and Woodward Adams among others. Officials are Bob Evans as referee and Cort Majors as umpire, with head linesman G. M. Phillips.
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Alabama Pos
Stanford
Don Hutson
L. E. James Moscrip
Bill Lee c
L. T. Bob Reynolds
Charles Marr
L. G. Woodward Adams Isa
Kay Francis C. Weatley Mutter
Bob Morrow
Lawrence Rouble
James Whatley
R. T. Claude Callaway
Paul Bryant
R. E. Keith Topping
Riley Smith Q. B. Frank Alustize
Millard Howell
L. H. Elza van
Bobcat Quint Faces Schreiner In Texas A&M Era
San Marcos January 1 Bobcat quint from Southwest Texas Teachers College prepares for a Schreiner game at Kerrville with six players over six feet. Coach Pete Shands has depth led by letterman Milton Dowers and Damoy Paulk of Texas. Bridgewater stands tall in the forward line with six other bigs competing for guards Womack Wilson Campbell. The 1935 schedule includes Schreiner at Kerrville January 4 and a string of games through February 28 at various Texas venues.
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San Margos
Bobcat Ragers
Southwest Texas Teachers College
Bhy Schreiner
Damoy Paulk
Texas
Sueer
Bridgewater
Suaed
Brown
Worley
King
Womack
Wilson
Campbell
Schreiner
Kereville
College Station
Southwestern
San Marcos
East ‘Texas
San Mattos
Goorge
Florida Hikes Race Purses At Typpteal Park Debut
The 1838 two year olds began at Typpteal Park with a Debut purse for three furlongs as Florida course purses rise. Ten juveniles entered, with day’s races listed at four at $600 and three at $700 plus a full $1000 event. Don Meade, touring rider for E R Bradley, left California for Trop tea Park. Meade had been runner up for riding honors at Laurel and Punalea meetings. Florida racing officials report no positive saliva tests from tran teal Park. two winners are secreted by jot each day.
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Typptealark
Florida
Don Meade
E. R Bradley
Troptea Park
Meade
Fox
Laurel and Punilea
Wayne Wright
3. G. Gallett
Florida State Racing Commission
Tran ‘Eal Park
Ross Klick Bout Set for January Twenty Fourth
New York reports a ten round junior heavyweight title bout slated January 24 in Miami Florida. Barney Roa l [Roath] Klick of California meets an opponent in a scheduled title defense promoted by the American Legion with Mike Jaecks directing. The card features Jeqons Binns vs Max Baer and other notable names, as entries for an upcoming event are announced.
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Ross-Klick
New York
Barney Roa
Frankie Klick
California
Municipel Stadium
Miami
Fla
American Legion
Mike Jaecks
Icket Brake
Tex. Rickard
Jeqons
Max Baer
All Weather
Bud
Jack Temperee
Meal
Nexvywright
Tony Prince
Buton
Ambrissed Massey Bout Postponed At Madison Square Garden
The scheduled Friday lightweight bout between Lou Ambrissed and Lew Massey has been postponed. Madison Square Garden officials announced the delay on Monday, delaying their expected clash and fans’ plans for the ring showdown.
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New York
Jen
Lou Ambrissed
Lew Massey
Madison Square Garden
Ctiscishs
Rose Bowl contestants records at Pasadena 1934
Pasadena June lists comparative records of Rose Bowl opponents for 1934. Alabama games show wins over Howard Mississippi State Tennessee Georgia Kentucky Clemson Georgia Tech Vanderbilt, with Stanford matchups against San Jose State Oregon State Northwestern Southern California California Washington and more.
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Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
Howard
University of the South
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Georgia
Kentucky
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Stanford
San Jose
Sata Glaca
Oregon State
Northwestern
San Francisco
Westenburgs Future Bright in Promoter Coffman Card
Marvin Westenberg, a rising light among junior heavyweights, faces Rolland Kirchmeyer in the semi final to prove himself for bigger matches. In the main, Billy Edwards meets Pat Reilly, and Jot Gutten sberg nods to a bout with Bruce Noland. Jimmie Revard axes Joe Estes in a holiday town prelim.
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Marvin Westenberg
Harry Coffman
Rolland Kirchmeyer
Billy Edwards
Exponen
Pat Reilly
Jarek Dempsey
Jot Gttensberg
Bruce Noland
Jimmie Revard
San Antonio
Ackle
Joe Estes
Randolph Field
Swimming Stars Set More Records at Miami Meet
Eleanor Holm Jarrett and Ralph Flanagan led a Miami meet sweep setting multiple records. Jarrett lowered marks in the 166 meter, 100 yard, and 20 yard events while Flanagan and others pushed national times, breaking several longstanding records in freestyle and medley races.
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Asiami
Jan
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Detaliation
New York
Ralph Fishaeap
Miami
Jarrett
Flevagan
Kin Gilean
Stoen
Bne St
Gilson
Eoe- Chis
Flanagan
Johnny Wetsuiukter
Jimmeters
Agnes Grrazhty
College basketball wrap with scattered results and travel notes
East Texas Sunt Oilers plan Tuesday travel to Binnaten to face Wiey and Ne Vite, with midweek and Thursday games ahead. Notre Dame beat Holy Cross, Wisconsin topped Minnesota State, Drake defeated New York, and Southwestern Kansas lost to Berlaetela. Teachers and teams like Northwestern and Butler appear in scattered results and mentions.
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Sunt Oilers
East Texas
Tueey
Binnaten
Wiey
Oilers Ite
Hild
Vusterlem Rover Tau
Tullo Giitra
Louisiana
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Drake
Ncpwr
Edy Teschers
Bsidland Cnew
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Fight Results Prompt Confusion From Sparse Clip
A terse, garbled sports brief mentions a fight result and references obscure names. The readable parts indicate a boxing or wrestling outcome with unclear participant details and date, lacking verifiable specifics.
East West gridiron showdown draws 35000 fans
San Antonio reports the annual East West Shrine Game with over 35000 spectators. Duane Purvis is out, Bill Shepherd to start for Purvis at halfback. West faces East in a balanced lineup as injuries shake both squads in the last college all star clash.
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San Francisco
Jay
America
Fars
Purdie University
Purvis
Bill Shepherd
Western
Maryland
Farvis
Doug Nott
Detroit University
Francis
Pug
San Antonin
Phere ‘Eat Morse
Orezon
Ata Oe Pitta
Okla
Akerstrom
Colgate
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S.C Lind
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Cal Pittst. Freferee
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San Antonio
Morrison to Decide on SMU Future Within Week
Dallas. Ray Morrison set a one week deadline to decide whether to return as athletic director and head football coach at Southern Methodist University. He faces offers from Vanderbilt and Northwestern and will choose soon, stressing it is not about money. Morrison said he will have an answer within a week.
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Dallas, Inn
INS
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist University
Morrison
SBIU
van Gerbilt
Civie
Northwestern
Southern Methodist
G. GC. Seteeman
Hilltop
Pioney
Mortison
Vanderbilt
Sixteen Sprinters in K of C Indoor Meet Feature
New York Jan 1 The Knights of Columbus indoor track and field meet in Brooklyn Saturday night features sixteen sprinters across 60 80 and 100 meter races. Peter M Sweeney director says the sprint field grew in response to requests from schools colleges and clubs with sixteen starters set for the 80 meter event first round and winners plus seconds advancing to the 60 and 100 meter races.
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New York
Knights of Columbus
Brooklyn
Peter M. Sweeney
Henmin
Peters Wins 1934 Riding Championship at Santa Anita
In Los Angeles on January 1 Maurice Moose Peters clinched the 1934 riding title at Santa Anita. Peters increased his season total to 221 victories, finishing five ahead of Cilvio Couued in New York. The American record stands at 202 set by Jack Westrope.
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Los Angeles
Py Thing
Pomparis
Santa Anita
Maurice
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North Dakota
Cilvio
New York
Tas
Jack Westrape
Racing ALAMO DOWNS ENTRIES AND RACE NOTES
A fragmented listing of ALAMO DOWNS entries across multiple races. Appears to include horse names, ages, purses, and jockey notes with several garbled tokens. Reads like a midsection tote board summary for six furlong and eight furlong races with various participants and odds.
Tropical Park Race Entries Describe Mixed Card
A readable fragment shows Tropical Park race entries for a Wednesday card with multiple races and purses of 600 and 700 dollars. Names such as Secret, Brindle, Ne Brenan, and Flowery Lady appear among claimed horses, apprentices, and allowances. Weather is noted as clear and track conditions are mentioned as suitable for racing.
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Smalé Star
Elas Pee
DiKat
Wallwlong
Brenan
New Orleans Entries Race Day Card Signals Crowded Turf
New Orleans harness and flat racing cards list four races with purses of 4000 and 600 dollars. Entries include Tuti nus, xDessner, Magna Mater, Here, Don Carlos, Lucky Carter, and others across four year-olds and up. The card features six races with claimed horses, various furlong distances, and multiple odds and uncertain readings.
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Wednesnas
Tutinus
Xbolus
xDessner
Zeleverzon
Xieyflint
Voule
Bill
Profle
Magna Mater
Xfouthern Beauty
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Marabou
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Woodriver
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Prince Reno
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Datig
Werther
Santa Anita Entries for Wednesday's Race Card
Incomplete OCR text lists race entries at Santa Anita for Wednesdays card. Mentions Aye Akez, Kinderarten, and near-term details unclear. Names, places, and numbers are uncertain due to damaged source.
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Kinderarten
Sin
Ferane Allery
New Pennsylvania Fight Boss Makes Resolutions
Johnstown leader Eddie McCloskey, newly named head of the Pennsylvania boxing commission, pledges to push promoters, ensure fighters are paid, and deliver value. He jokes about women voting shifts and vows decisive control, aiming to broaden boxing interests across the state.
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Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Eddie McCloskey
Stan Py
Pennsylvania Boxing Commission
Associated Press
Chan Pons
Dempsey
Eddie
George
Harle
Horton Smith Wins California Open With 67 At Long Beach
Horton Smith of DePark Illinois starts the new year with a brilliant 19 hole score of 67 to win the California open golf championship at Long Beach. He grabs first with a final total of 283, passing We Ghezzi who led after early holes but faded in the afternoon. Rey Mangrum of Los Angeles finishes runner up at 285, while Orville White Johnny Dawson and Byron Nelson follow at 287. The program also lists various thoroughbred racing results and other local notes.
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Horton Smith
de’ Park
UBS
Smith
We Ghezzi
Deal
Ghezzi
Horton
Tve
Rey Mangrum
Los Angeles
Pesennis California
Finshed
Orville White
St. Louis
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Texarkana
California
Niswinay Paraedena
Texas
Jack Grout
Fort Worth
Jimmy Demaret
Galveston
John Kinder
Houston
Tropical Park Race Meet Results Summary
In a chaotic card from Tropical Park, Turspay and a long list of horses produced mixed results across six races. Notable mentions include Backrange Heese 2, Jearalds 3 Tones, with several disqualifications and high times noted. Maiden race saw Coil and Oitenpa as top finishers with fast splits. South Race offered $800 claiming with Sleepy Woe and Blake Wat en among top finishers. Fizip Race highlighted Golden Fate and Gold Vein Bryeon as leading entrants. Sixth Race drew Stand Pat and West Main with times around 4:40. Seventh Race featured Jamison and Riv Lad among others in a $764 claiming event.
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Turspay
Anitald
Fano
Jonesy
Senator
dHtatuy
eSay Little
Sam Furst
Coil
Merritt
Oitenpa
D Wright
xFuickamars
Bite
Dodgson
Cabechon
Dendie
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Iz Turlanes
R. Watson
Mitchell
St.Stephen
Pat T. Melseys
West Main
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D. Wright
Neran
Levinury
General Perth
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Broan
New Beal
Techntane
Amales
Ous Faeltor
Watson
Jamison
Riv
New Orleans Race Day Delivers Mixed Results In Early Contests
In New Orleans on Tuesday four thoroughbred races showcased claiming events and maidens. Notable performances included Weacaddy leading the first race with a 6.20 pace and Luna tree terantiela posting 4.09 in a crowded entry field.
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Gyaia Thiesin
Luna Tree Terantiela
Athe
Ezger Felte
Ats Palin
Donneighland Downs
Seto
Amninaeseer
Tadcaster
Hyblas
Burnsise
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Seining
Binoy So
Sean
Levi Cooke Utaberd
Betarain
Clender
Santa Anita Results From A Complicated Card
Race results show a mix of horses and connections, with Liberty Lads and Baytdoe among noted runners. The card features times around 10.36 seconds for a sprint, and mentions horses including Falter, Merced Chief, and Warac. Officials note a strong field with several notable placings.
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Firtlins Migs
Tenekyk
Warachicestin
Merced
Unclear Historical Track Selections Featuring Varied Names
The fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and items with racing or track context, including mentions of Freer, Brennan, Marvor tbd, and several place names like New Orleans. It presents as a garbled sports or program page with many misread words, offering little verifiable structure or outcomes.
California Bears to meet Hawaii in Honolulu clash
In Honolulu before 15090 fans California's football team prepares to play without halfback Ken Lociier who twisted his leg in the Christmas Day loss to Honolulu Townies. Lorry leads the Bears passing attack as the "Rearing Rain Rows" offense aims for a bounce-back performance.
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Hawaii University
Honolulu
University of California
University of Apwai
Ams
Ken Loci Iér
Bears
Yoakum Boy’s Basketball Begins Under Coach Russell
Yoakum high school basketball practice started Monday afternoon under coach Dee Russell. Delays due to district and regional football games pushed back early sessions as the squad, largely returning players, prepares a taller lineup with six footers on the court.
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Dee Russell
Yoakum High School
Kel
Russell
Y and Alamo Collide In Tight Commercial Basketball Race
Y and Alamo square off in a pivotal Commercial basketball slan where Penhant and Jewelers challenge for first and third place. Alamo Jewelers push to upset leaders as Duncan Field Pliers collide with Kautmal’s Clothiers, while International Club and Pearl Brewers eye a Mexican championship series game set for midweek.
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Pearl Brewers
Jarvis Beaten as Hunt Faces Junior Crown in New York
In New York on January 1, Dane Leavens fell to Alfred Jarvis in straight sets in the junior division of the Seventh Regiment Armory national indoor junior team championship. Jarvis advances to meet Gilbert Hunt Jr. for the junior title after Hunt defeated Russell Ball 6-3 6-1. Meanwhile in the boys division, Henry Daniels Je leads third seed, and Arthur Nielsen Jr. edges Randall Jr. in a lengthy three hour match 2-6 14-12 6-4.
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Hunt
New York
Dane Ald Leavens
Jackie Behr
Seventh Regiment Armory
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Alfred Jarvis
Hackley School
Manning
Gilbert A. Hunt Jr
Washington, D. C
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Russell Ball
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Elaca
Henry H. Daniels Je
Choate School
Marvin Kantrowitz
de Witt Cintas High School
Arthur ©. Nielson Jr
Vines, TA
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Staten Inlander
Robert Low
Nielson
Allan Potts Favored To Score In Skating Meet
Allan Potts of Brooklyn, regarded as a top sprinter, was favored to defend his title as skaters gathered for the Middle Atlantic championships in Newburgh. Canadian challenger Alex Hurd withdrew with a torn muscle, boosting Potts odds. Contenders include Val Bialls and Heth Flack, with Kis Kisin headlining the women’s field and Dorothy Praney winning last year’s race.
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Allan Potts
Newburgh
Brooklyn
Potts
Alex Hurd
Lakeland
Nese
Val Bialls
Thier
Heth . Flack
Kis Kisin
Buffato
Dorothy Praney
Wisecracks From 1934 Sports Gossip and Odds
A compact collage of era quotes from the Associated Press era notes on 1934 baseball and football figures. Highlights include Terry to Giants about Brooklyn finishing, Stengel and the pennant chase, Kelley predicting Princeton form, and World Series chatter with Dizzy Dean and others.
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Associated Pees Univers’ Service
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Primo
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New York Giants
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National Baseball League
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Cates Stengel
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Giants
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Yale
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Dizzy Dean
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Jimmy Kitts
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