Rose Bowl Rout: Pittsburgh Panthers Defeat Trojans 35 to 0
In Pasadena 62,000 watched Southern California fall to Pittsburgh 35 0 in a Rose Bowl rout. Panther coach Sutherland praised guards speed while Troy’s offense struggled as Beulhem and Hartwig led a relentless Trojan defense but turnovers and fumbles doomed USC.
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Reds Release 2 Minor Leaguers in Sale
Cincinnati Jan 3 Outfielder Lance Hiehbourg and pitcher Al Eckert were sold by the Reds to Roehester in a reported outright deal. Eckert had been farmed to Columbus and Rochester, while Hichbourg joined Cincinnati after a brief trade.
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Flowers Football Fights in Pasadena Parade Day
Chaos at the forty fourth annual Flower Parade as up to 500 police confront 5000 protesters. 27 are charged with attempted forcible entry and hindering police after a near riot that left Officer Roy Ewing unconscious. Despite the disturbance, an estimated million spectators watched floats and a parade led by Mary Pickford amid a fairy tale themed procession.
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Texans Assist Schaldach in West Win over East
In San Francisco on January 3, Schaldach of California led the West to a 21-13 victory over the East in the Shrine game. The halfback scored all 21 West points with three rushing touchdowns and three extra points. The game featured a late East threat and a benching of Kurth and Stone after a brief flare up.
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Desert Martinis and White Mules Vie for Burro Polo Title
Lancaster Calif Jan 3 two teams the Desert Martinis and the White Mules both composed of rugged locals will compete for the mythical world's burro polo championship. The event signals a new twist in local sports as burro polo makes its debut with playful antics and spirited rivalry.
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Fort Worth golfers protest state top ten ranking
Fort Worth women golfers protested the Desociated Press ranking of Texas top ten. Miss Anlela Gore ry ea, Fort Worth, ranked fourth, spurring calls that she deserved second behind state champion Dan Chandler of Dallas. The article notes Gore ry ea’s Fort Worth tournament semi final, medalist score, national trials, and Dallas Woman Golf winners, with editors denying staff involvement in ranking.
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J. G. Chapman
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Fork Worth
Rat Dodd Hodle
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R. Ro Fisk
Wichita Falls
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Rich Goalers Stay Pushing For Leaderboard Swap
Rich Plumbers face Tallspinners in Brackenridge gym Tuesday as they seek control of the Commercial Basket Ball league. Magnons Flying Horsemen clash with Smokehouse Stac Jes while Soogles aim to rebound after recent Brackenridge High success.
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No Champion Named After Field Trials in Holly Springs
In Holly Springs on January 3, the All-American amateur field trials failed to name a champion as data did not show an outstanding performance. Mandy Moetone, owned by Theodore Hundley of Huntington, West Virginia, won the purse but was not deemed worthy of a championship. Expde, tied for second, and Jake's Mohawk Jack, owned by G. E. Duf feld of Tulsa, Oklahoma, took further places. Mandy Mostone was reportedly handicapped by a strange handler.
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College Basketball Aggregates Scores and Matchups
A scrambled report lists college basketball results with teams such as Minnesota, Stanford, Washington, and Auburn. It notes scores like 32 44 26 and references conferences and players in a fragmentary, period-voice style.
Pitt Willing to Concede U S C National Laurels
Pasadena reports the Pittsburgh Panthers acknowledge Southern California as the national champion after a hard fought game. Howard Jones praises his squad yet notes room for improvement in the second half. Key players cited include Ull, Shorildany, and Mrsehwie as strengths while Fass and Griffin are highlighted for grit.
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City Golf Champ Meets Archer at Brackenridge Park
Bernhard Schriever the amateur golf champion will face Archer Elbert Wheeler, Brackenridge park’s skilled archer, in an exhibition slated for Sunday afternoon. Wheeler, noted for high scores, challenges Schriever as UT Brackenridge joins the card with Wheeler entertaining spectators at the course.
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Fox to Rassle Indian Friday at Beethoven Hall
Chief War Eogle of the Iroquois from Canada meets Cyclone Fox, a Dallas firefighter, in the semi final of Charlie Wright's mat card Friday night. The two out of three falls with a 45 minute limit headline a lineup that includes Billy Edwardes and Sol Schlavgel in heavyweight action. Tack O'Brien of Chicago faces Jack League in a separate clash. Tickets go on sale Friday at Gimler hotel cigar stand.
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Oklahoma Sooners Win Openers In Three Games
Oklahoma Sooners defeated SMU Mustangs 39 to 31 in the opening game of a three game series held in Dallas. Guard Malt led with 25 points, Tom Baccus scored seven, while SMU trailed early as Oklahoma surged ahead in the final moments of the half. The report also notes other regional college games played that night including Baylor and Texas teams.
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Widener Pushes New York Race Betting Bills
New York lawmakers consider two bills to legalize betting and install an Australian totalisator at tracks. Sponsor Joseph B. Widener aims to curb illegal betting and boost state revenues, while Empire City and Aqueduct oppose Widener’s growing influence and fear loss of control over racing.
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San Marcos Bobcats Open 1939 Cage Campaign
San Marcos Teachers College basketball team resumed practice after holidays as they prepare for a heavy Southwest Conference schedule starting January. An influenza outbreak paused training, forcing dismissal of the squad early. some players returned without their coach due to conference rules.
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Oer Results From U and GC Matchups
Scores show U and GC making a strong showing with decisive wins. Billsburgh routed 86 to 0, Miami trailed 7 to 0, Manhattan blanked 0, and West all-stars defeated by five. M. U. posted 28 with Texas Miners at 0. Green Bay Packers professionals defeated McKinley Honolulu Altima alo.
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Crowley to Fordham Signals Notre Dame System Move
New York January 3 United States sources report that Jimmy Crowley former Notre Dame Four Horsemen star and then coach at Michigan State will sign with Fordham for next season. an official announcement is expected tomorrow after Crowley informs Michigan State authorities of his decision to join Fordham and introduce the Notre Dame system to major college football in the metropolitan area.
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Golf match results from Riverside course headline
Ray Flaskamper, a key San Antonio Indian last season, lost a one up match in the Riverside golf tournament. Hugh Sloan defeated Flaskamper in the sole championship bout. Reuben Albaugh led medal scores with 76 as Bernhard Schriever and Williford posted 79 and 77 respectively in a Riverside Monday round. Other matches saw Albaugh and Williford tied, while Lavernre and Wendland won 3 and 1. Corsicana Tigers to be honored Friday night with Langpet speaker Francis Schmit and Her Tee Boynton.
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Pneumonia Puts Stagg Abed Pupil Treats Him
Ames Alonzo Stagg, 70, famed Chicago coach, hospitalized with bronchial pneumonia. Attending is Dr. Max Rabie and former players recall his 1907 Big Ten title era. Family and contingent fans plan to honor him. condition described as serious but vital signs stabilizing.
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Death Claims Kid Gleason Diamond and Delights
Philadelphia and surrounding obituaries report the death of William Kid Gleason former Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago White Sox manager, at 67. Born in Philadelphia he led the Chicago White Sox to the 1919 pennant and later coached at Philadelphia Athletics. his career spanned 21 years as player and 15 as manager. Colleagues, including Connie Mack and the Shibe brothers, mourn the loss and recall his loyalty, leadership, and impact on the game.
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Polo Exhibit Opens Local History Show
A disjointed notice notes a polo exhibit opening in town and mentions George Miller and Ansty. It references a venue at Ras Hedtalon and an event tied to a historical polo display with ties to Perahing field and related figures.
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