J C C Wires Bama and Monsky Luck in San Antonio
Frank Thomas coach of Alabama football reads a telegram from the junior chamber of commerce in San Antonio praising the team as they prepare for a Paysdena Tyse bowl game against California. The message wishes Captain Leroy Monsky a swift recovery from an injury suffered during a practice session en route to the coast and hopes the setback does not hinder the squad’s performance.
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Frank Thomas
University of Alabama
California
San Antonio
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Leroy Monsky
Alabama
Monsky
Coaches Let It Go At Two Changes
New Orleans January 1 report on poolball route-makers and Sugar Bowl classic between Santa Clara and LSU. At NAIA and NCAA meetings in Edgewater Park Mississippi, officers elected. Sutherland named to Pitt board. coaching leaders discuss rule changes and college boxing revival.
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New Orleans
Santa Clara
Louisiana State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American
Zool Coughes
N.C.A
Edgewater Park
Jone
Harry Stuhldreher
Notre Dame
University of Wisconsin
Frith Crisler
Princeton
Tat Little
Columbia
A. N
Bo") McMulin
Indiana
Association
W. A
Foot‘ball Coaches’ Association
Lou Little
Data
Dible
Texas
Gchairman Waller R. Okesan
N.C. A. A. Rules Committee
N. GA. A. Hamed & Committee
W. H. Cowell
New Hampshire University
ALF
Mace
Virginia
Wiam S. Langford
Rilés
Maud H. Eastgoord
Purdue
Randlot
Separl
Arizonans to face Chicago prep football all star team
In Phoenix a picked Arizona all star team prepared to meet a Chicago prep squad in a 2 30 kickoff. A crowd of about 12000 was expected as fair and warm weather greeted the day.
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Chicago
Phoenix
Ariz
Latin-Americans Postpone Triple Header to Sunday Schedule
Latin-Americans Basketball notes that a Sunday triple header at the Lanter Burn was postponed to the coming Sunday. Ja uuary N. Garris will play each Sunday for the rest of the season as the team resumes action.
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Raines
Lanter Burn
N. Garris
Rose Bowl Preview Feels Florida Faith in Crimson Tide
Pasadena report on the 1937 Rose Bowl crowd of about 89,000, with 87,000 Californians and a notable 2,000 betting on Alabama. California relies on Sam Chapman and Vic Bottari while Alabama bets on Joe Kilgore and Herky Mosley as they seek a 60 minute win.
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Davis J. Walsh
Pasadena
Highty
Alabama
Golden Bears
Howner
Galifornia
Washington
Dixie
Bears
Stub
Allison
West
California
Crimson Tide
Cantalheroy Monsky
Willard Balman
Hank” Sparks
Whitmen
Louis Lilly
Dud Callaghan
Chataian I3
Sam Chapman
Eridders
Chapman
Vic Bottari
Dive Anderson
Joe Eillgrew
Frank Thames
George Zivich
Mostey
Mosley
Dixie" Howell
Riggs Wins Sugar Bowl Tennis Tournament Title
New Orleans report says Bobby Riggs, rising to No. 2 in national rankings, defeated Jon Hunt of Los Angeles to claim the Sugar Bowl tennis crown with scores 6-1 and 6-1 after closing the 1937 season. He then partnered with Wayer Sabler of Hollywood to win the doubles title over Hunt and McNeill of Oklahoma City.
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New Orleans
Bobby Riggs
Los Angeles
Ovul
Jon Hunt
Riges
Wayer Sabler
Hollywood
Jilli
Hunt
Gon McNeill
Oklahoma
Tin Cans Race in Harlingen for Fire Dept Derby
Autombites race here January 14 to raise funds for the Harlingen volunteer firemen. Vintage cars prep for a 5 mile Derby with stakes 50 first place, 24 second, 15 third, 10 fourth. Track rules require cars to be vintage or regular wreck models with forward and reverse mile segments.
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Harlingen
Vin Gan
Maringen Fire Department
Warlingen
Raval Delves
Trinh Sinc Yayurs
Belsavensen
Stanford Uhyot Yours Aeg Mosley Kicker Fordham Invite
Fragmentary mentions Stanford, Mosley as kicker, Chapman comparison, Tulane and Vanderbilt wins, Rose invitation, Fordham backing, Chipman as versatile player, California defense threat. The garbled text references key names and games but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Stanford
AEG
Mosley
Chapman
Sandye Laneford
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Rose
Fordham
Chipman
California
Tenpin League Roundup Reveals Local Rivalries
In a busy session Nedite, JAIN organization, and Voesbay compete with Kure Thien and Faber in a frame of warmups and strikes. Zone, Rehodwomare, and Tries feature in a mixed set of matches as teams chase high scores.
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Nedite
JAIN
Voesbay
Kure
Ile Thien
Faber
Zone
Rehodwomare
Rose Bowl results show Alabama edge over California in opener
In Pasadena on January 1 Alabama defeated California 41 to 6 as both teams opened the Rose Bowl day. Other college scores listed show Oregon State beating South Carolina 27 to 14, USC and Tulane high on the card, and various bowl-like matchups across the slate.
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Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
California
Alabama California
Howard
St. Mary’s
Sewanee
Oregon State
S. Carolina
Wash. State
Tennessee
Calif. Aggies
Geo
Washington
College Pacific
Kentucky
USC
Tulane
U. Clal
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Oregan Etse
Stenford
Cendife
Amor Brujo Carries Top Weight in Anita Handicap
Amor Brujo is top weighted at 148 pounds for the mile and a sixteenth Anita Handicap at Santa Anita. Twelve horses were slated to start. Senbis did not run due to a weight allowance dispute. Other leading entrants include Arthur Howard’s Amor Brujo, Midian Broom, No Dice, and Tick Qi, with final starting status pending a stable report.
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Amor Brujo
Angeles
Jun
Banta Anita
Vere
Horace Luros
Senbiscuit
Charles
Neil McCarthy
Pasha
Tide's Rose Bowl Triumph Over Stanford Recalled
Tuscaloosa recalls Alabama's 26 to 13 Rose Bowl win over Stanford, a come from behind victory sparked by a passing attack led by Dixie Howell and Ben Julion. Grayson, Moscrip, and Mistka starred for Stanford as Alabama seized the lead with a field goal, multiple touchdowns, and pivotal drives.
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Robert Li
BROWN
Slmes
Rose Bowe
Indians
Desig
California
Dixie Howell
Ben Julion
Angelich
Bryant
Stanford
Bobby Grayson
Moscrip
Tama
Aina
Alrpann
Stanfort
Howell
Alabama
Smith
Igard
Riley
Hutson
Passea
Aweeps
Bucks
van Dellen
Toliford'n
Racing Notes from the Associated Press
Racing notes describe Charley Kurtshirer returning late after an incident and participating in events at Tropical Park and Hinood Park. Freddy Sebobe, Wing aloes, and Widener are listed among attendees and charity plans for a Kevenare cuuetty day. Races at Tropical Park feature the end of the season with notable heats and show money, including Depend and Apple Annis in the fourth race, and Pawnee and Modern Mable’s contenders in the mile event.
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Associated Press
Charley Kurtshirer
Saniel ofAidde
Wis
Sime Ih
Loriaville
Hifa
Comtrack
Ital Price
Inleun Park
Freddy Sebobe
New England
Kat Soar
Smallnun
Medway
Guonda
Widener
Minami Pockey Cliub
Sananey
Wing
Aloes Ua
Pebriary
Kevernare
Charity
Burtey
Gnomey al Cropical Park
Butt
Hie Ene
Hinloaly Pirce
Johnny Dear
Depend
Wilh Apple Annis
Jehekah
Free
Ent
Winn King
Hialeah
Ty Bain
Canndlay
Sito” Pawnee
Bromiey
Michigan State versus Auburn in Orange Bowl showdown
Weather notes from the Orange Bowl day as Michigan State and Auburn joust for a historic intersectional football title. Heavy bets backed Auburn while MSU backers stayed even money amid brisk ticket sales and expectations of a fast game in the new municipal stadium.
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Miami
Pia
Minight State
Auburn
Michigan State
Byte
Une Mew Municipal
Abbuth Care
Michigan
Aubust
Tigers
Spartans
Michigan Btate
Maulsattari
College Cagers Rally Amid Foggy Odds in Lone Star State
The report details a college basketball game in Austin with Oklahoma and Texas teams sharing the page. Oklahoma held a late lead before Texas rallied, and various players including Millen and Lehatorna are noted for scoring milestones. The piece lists multiple scores and regional teams, reflecting a busy college hoops update.
2000 Leagues In Semi-Pro Setup
Fred Clarke, former Pittsburgh Pirates manager, announced his role as director of the National Semipro Leagues, confirming more than 2000 leagues under contract. The organization, sanctioned by the National Semipro Baseball Congress, aims to protect teams and players, with a national finals planned in Wichita in August and district to state tournaments across the region. Clarke predicted about 259,000 players would be under contract in 1938.
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Winfield
Kan
Fred Clarke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Nalinnut Association
Clarke
Wichita
Goldbeck and Riklin Champs at New Year Y Tourney
Sam Rikita and Bob Goldbeck retained titles in the New Year’s Eve UMOA tourney at the Y. Rikita defeated Gorton Pease 21-1, 24-12, 22-15 to hold the men’s singles crown. Goldbeck beat Nate Snyder 21-13, 21-48, 21-16, 22-20 to keep the boys’ singles title. the Goldbeck brothers won both doubles events, beating Aikin and Henry Collis in the men’s and Ed Goldbeck and Tet Robertson in the boys.
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Sam Rikita
Bob Goldbeck
Rikita
Gorton Pease
Goldbeck
Nate Snyder
Bob
Don
Aikin
Henry Collis
Ed Goldbeck
Tet Robertson
City Cagers Friday Night Basketball Report
Friday night results show Senior Myssian leading Public Service 44 to 16 in the Intermediate Division with Mexican Christin Institute posting 25 points, Be Delgorte Linns also at 25, while Tewish Au Jette Hubs score 24. The section highlights Texas area teams and local standings.
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Mexican Christin Institute
Delgorte Linns
Mountaineers Meet Texas Tech In Sun Bowl Showdown
West Virginia and Texas Tech face off in El Paso with top stars sidelined at kickoff. Emmett Noan and Geny Barnett among stars unavailable. contest dubbed a high stakes clash with 13 000 fans expected and kickoff at 1 pm local time.
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EL Paso
Mounlaineers
West Virginia University
Danner
Texas Tech
Red Baiders
Emyett Noan
We Virginty
Geny Barnett
Tech
Mountainents
Pittsburgh
Raiders
Brontana
Texas
Telrod Hut
Soryei
West Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Ja Vm
San Antonio Times
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