Alabama Triumph Over Stanford In 1934 Rose Bowl
Alabama defeated Stanford 29 to 13 in the Rose Bowl with Dixie Howell passing for 223 yards and two touchdowns and Ben Hutson adding a rushing score. Howell and Hutson linked on multiple plays to dominate Stanford while the Tide outpaced the Cardinal through the air and on the ground.
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Stanford Beats Alabama in Rose Bowl Thriller
Alabama defeats Stanford in a dramatic Rose Bowl with a strong running game and sharp defense. Howell and Hutson on defense and Howell’s punting stand out as key factors in Alabama’s third Rose Bowl win in four appearances. A crowd in Pasadena witnessed a fast paced battle as Stanford battled but could not overcome Alabama’s relentless pace. Dr Jongs Dry and Rev Frywad attended the game. Dry collapsed and died in the stands after the excitement.
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Alabama Coach Praises Stanford After Rose Bowl Victory
Alabama coach lauds Stanford as the team to beat and credits a strong passing attack for a 28 to 13 triumph. He praises Alabama players, notes facing double wing back reverses, and salutes Stanford quarterback Habbo Grayson and end Monk Moscrip while calling the game one of the cleanest and hardest fought.
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Stitl
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George Gipp
Polo Tourney Set to Start on Slippery Fields
The Southwestern Circuit polo tournament opens Thursday amid rain and muddy Pershing and Miller fields. First-round pairings include Stennd Cl issondi versus Sip Antonio Blues at Pershing and Aussie high-goal with Watson's Highlandery at Miller. Texas and San Antonio Yellowjackets postponements follow, as weather delays ensure unsuitable field conditions.
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Pasadena Grid Statistics Highlight Unclear Play Byplay
Incomplete game recap notes unknown teams and players. The rough data lists total yards and scrimmage, punts, and penalties with several decipherable names and figures but lacks coherent narrative or complete context.
Quintet Flinn Out For Season In League Clash
The Y Quintet suffers loss of ace forward Cholly Flinn for the season due to business transfer. Triangles sit one game behind leaders International Club Te steps. Alamo Jewelers clash with Y Quintet as Brackenridge gym hosts the opener. Kaufman Scions vs Duncan Piett Flyers follow, with Brackenridge card on Thursday. Sydney Racetrack notes Tattersall Cup winner at 43 to 1 amid light betting.
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Peart Brewers
Runyon Anxious to Resist Gloating Over Bowl Result
Damon Runyon writes from Blemington New Jersey on January 2 about Alabama beating Stanford 29 to 13 in the Rose Bowl. He notes he predicted Alabama would win and received hundreds of letters from the Pacific coast and others, many personal, urging restraint. He admits surprise at the score and suggests Alabama players may have enjoyed hospitality too much, while proposing future Rose Bowl training improvements.
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Ward to Return Home This Week Says Edison Coach
Coach Joe Ward of Edison expects to return home this week after a hospital stay over the holidays. Dr J Thomas Hairston reports Ward is improving with fever gone and no visitors allowed for a few more days.
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Cincinnati Jack Reynolds defeats Bulldog Jackson in rugged bout
In a tense match Reynolds from Cincinnati wins 145 to 147 over Jackson from Nome Alaska. The bout features a collision near ringside and ends with Reynold s victory as the crowd reacts to the finishing exchange.
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Jackie Nichols
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West's Eleve Winner for UH Time
Western victory noted in seventh East-West Football Classic. Stars from San Francisco and USC, Cal, Santa Clara, and St Mary’s highlighted a 19 to 14 late December showdown benefiting Shriderg Hospital for crippled children. Irvine Warburton and Dick Hanley directed eastern plays while Frank Sobrero and Felix Benn contributed for the West.
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A. Baul West
Hunt Beats Jarvis for National Indoor Junior Title
In New York Hunt Jr top seed from Washington DC defeated Alfred Jarvis of the Hacking school 5-7 6-3 7-5 6-3 to win the national indoor junior tennis championship at the Seventh Regiment Armory. The final featured a near straight-set win hampered by a late miscall. Hersey H Dadiels Jr. of Choate won the boys singles title, defeating Arthur Nielsen Jr. of Winnetka 1-12 6-0 6-0. Hunt and Mattiman of Trinity School claimed junior doubles by beating Ball and Leavers of Northwestern 6-3 6-4 2-4 21-2 in the final.
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Arthur C. Nielsen Jr
Winnetka
Tulane Triumphs In Sugar Bowl Thriller Over Temple
Tulane defeats Temple 7 6 in a high scoring Sugar Bowl, with Simons rushing 80 yards for a touchdown and Hardy scoring for Temple. Recovered fumbles and several long passes marked the game as a crowd of about 30 000 witnessed a thrilling clash.
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Dave" Smukler
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Little Monk" Aleions
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Cima
Helles Heng
Wiacaraint
Howell to Try Out in Texas League Next Spring
Howell, star of Alabama football, signs as a rookie with Beaumont Exporters and will report to the Texas League club next spring. Owner Rube Stuart compared his Rose Bowl performance to pitching and hinted at a possible position change from outfielder to pitcher.
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Downs Halt Doping Evil at Alamo Downs
Officials at Alamo Downs report doping violations reduced to zero after fourteen tests at the winter meeting start. Seven results returned from Austin were negative and more saliva tests are planned. Horse owners and trainers welcomed the move as a curb on cheating and a potential nationwide adoption.
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Pennock to Lead Red Sox Farm Club in Charlotte
Eddie Collins, Boston Red Sox GM, announced Herb Pennock will be general manager of the Charlotte Piedmont league club after the Red Sox bought the Charlotte team for 3800 dollars from receivers. Collins cited Pennock’s experience and potential to oversee and develop young players as the team adjusts under new supervision. The El Paso All-Stars meanwhile showcased power and passing to defeat the Ranger Bulldogs 21 to 2 in the Sun Bowl game, drawing five thousand spectators.
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Horses Birthday Party at Alamo Downs Stirs Juvenile Races
At Alamo Downs a birthday party for local horses marks the rise of 2-year-olds to Derby eligibility while trainers prepare juveniles for turf careers. Nelson oversees schooling and gate training as owners and farms like Escoba and Running Wraith of Texas field young racers for Thursday’s baby race amid a busy entries list of 61.
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