Rose Bowl prospects draw Syracuse figures and Bowl talk
North Syracuse University communities hear from Ossie Solem and Reeves Baysinger as they eye the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl. Van Arnam, Tennessee scout, and other observers, foresee Tennessee triumphs and a strong post season slate. The New York State Basketball League faces decline and reform calls as clubs push for five-team stability and fair play.
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Orange
California
Southern California
Tennessee
Reeves Baysinger
South
New Orleans
Texas
Grid Classic draws 15000 at Montgomery in second annual clash
North and South clash in The Cradle of the Confederacy as 15 900 fans pack Montgomery Alabama for the annual all star grid game. Louisiana State duo Young Bussey and Ken Kavanaugh pace Dixie passing while Fordham’s Dom Principe powers the North’s ground game and Ohio State’s Larkinnen is set as end to receive.
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Ala
Srut
Sherman
Lee
Dixie Stars
Louisiana State
Young Bussey
Ken Kavanaugh
Dixie
Dom Principe
Fordham
Larkkinnen
Ohio State
Sugar Bowl Classic Will Draw 70,000 In New Orleans
New Orleans on New Year’s Day expects a record Sugar Bowl crowd of 70,000 as Texas A&M and Tulane prepare for the post season showdown. Weather looks clear and crisp, with both teams practicing in Biloxi and New Orleans as injuries and illness affect squad depth.
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Aggies
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Homer Norton
Skip Mann
Norton
Waleran (Cotton
Waleran (Cotton) Prine
Marion Pugh
Marland Jeffrey
Dawson
Ralph Wenzel
Millard White
Bob Glass
Teras A
M. Tulane Smith
Bodne
Pannell
Robnett
Dailey Vaughn
O'Bozle
BicCollay Sterling
Q.beees
Thomason
Saint Aloysius Triumphs Over Rosary High
Saint Aloysius five rallied last night to defeat Most Holy Rosary High School of Syracuse 38 to 36 in Rome. Utter added 2 points while Kempf scored 12 to lead the winners.
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Rosary Quintet
Rome
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Holy Rosary High School of
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Utter
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Vinnters
Saint Joseph’s College
Missouri
Philadelphia
Norm Jacobs
Tison
Dambrackas
Watson
Missouri and Georgia Tech Wembley Bowl Preview
Missouri and Georgia Tech prepare for the Range Bowl with contrasting styles. Faurot’s Missouri, led by Christman, emphasizes passing and execution while Tech relies on gadget plays around Bosch and the Statue of Liberty. Defining losses, lineups, and officials are noted as 38,000 fans look on.
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Fla
Missouri
Georgia Tech
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Bill Alexander
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Southern
Faurot
Tigers
Tech
Johnny Bosch
Paul Christman
Ohio State
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Duke
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Christman
Starmer
Rice
Cunningham
Wales
T. G. Kain
Georgia
Deisht Ream
Seascuere
B. M. Hockney, Jr
North Carolina
Parke Carroll
Katsag City
Eastwood Hockey Game Cancelled Over Ice Conditions
Eastwood High School's hockey game against Nott Terrace High School in Schenectady was cancelled due to unsuitable outdoor ice. Coach Ken Yates announced the delay, citing poor conditions and lack of suitable ice for play.
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Schenectady
Nott Terrace High School
Ken Yates
Eastwood
Record betting on horse racing fuels state treasuries in 1939
The Associated Press reports 16 states excluding New York saw a record 296.83 million dollars wagered on pari mutuel racing in 1939. Seventeen states including New York earned 10.41 million dollars in take, led by California with 3.01 million dollars profit.
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Associated Press
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Rhode Island
Gus Q. Player
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Florida
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Delaware
Ohio
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New Hampshire
York
Arkansas
Kentucky
Washington
Powersaeeseere
West Virginia
Otiga We
Marylan Aeoenenee
Eethinate
Rose Bowlers Enjoy Final Drill of Year
The Rose Bowl teams Southern California and Tennessee completed their final practice before the New Years Day game in Pasadena. Tennessee faces Cafego injury questions while USC listed starting players and potential backups as both teams prepare for kickoff.
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Duke
Tennessee
Southern
California
Pasadena
Calif
Southern California
George Cafego
Vols
Howard Jones
Robert R. Neyland
Knoxville
Cafego
Sam Bartholomew
Bob Foxx
Leonard Coffman
Buist Warren
Johnny Butler
Jim Coleman
Ed Cifers
Abe Shires
Boyd Clay
Bob Suffridge
Ed Molinski
Jim Rike
Trojans
Grenville Lansdell
Doyle Nave
Amby Schindler
Bobs
Hoffman
Robertson
Peoples
Bill Fisk
Bob Winslow
Howard Stoecker
Phil Gaspar
Harry Smith
Ben Sohn
Ed Dempsey
L. G. Conlan
San Francisco
St. Mary’s
H.W. Scholar
Greensboro
N. C
Presbyterian College
George Gardner
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
William Dunn
Michigan State
Oswego Defeats Minoa to Take Third in League
Oswego basketball team moved into third place in the Herald-Journal League suburban division with a 49 to 32 win over Minoa at Oswego. Despite a 10-10 first period and 17-17 halftime, Oswego pulled away in the third, led by Mulligan Goodness and Tully with 13 11 and 9 points respectively, while Smiley led Minoa with 14. Referee Ronald Phillips.
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Basketeers
Herald-Journal
Minoa
Mulligan
Goodness
Tully
Smiley
Minoa B.P.T
F.T. Mulisan
Grenier
Neville
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Thompsons
Karger
Osmiley
Radles
Hullaris
Ronald Phillips
Shaughnessy To Stay At Chicago As Coach Turns Professor
University of Chicago officials announced that Clark Shaughnessy will remain at the school as a professor of physical education after Chicago announced the football program's abandonment. Shaughnessy has held the PE professorship since becoming coach.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Clark Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Buffalo and Johns Hopkins announce home and home series
Buffalo and Johns Hopkins University will play a home and home football series as Buffalo shifts toward Eastern competition. The announcement came from Buffalo on December 30 with the plan set to include a game in Baltimore.
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Buffalo
University of Buffalo
Johns Hopkins University
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Indianapolis Capitals and New Haven Eagles Lead I A H L Divisions
The Indianapolis Capitals project to widen their 10 point lead in the Eastern Division with two games at Springfield and Syracuse. New Haven Eagles hold a five point edge and face Springfield. Syracuse and Cleveland battle for position as Pittsburgh nears Providence and Hershey lurks. Springfield and New Haven look to produce the weekend’s most action filled matchups after a 10-4 Indians win in their last clash.
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Syracuse
Eagles
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Pittsburgh
Hershey Bears
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Reds
Indians
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Ramblers
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Stars
Barons
Providence
New Haven
Saint Patricks Lose to Auburn Falcons Edge Saints 27 25
Auburn Falcons defeated Saint Patrick's 27 to 25 on Saint Patrick's court. Kur barek led the Falcons with 13 points in a tense suburban league contest.
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Falcons
Subuurban
Herald- Journal
Saint Patrick's
Saint Patrick's Court
Syracuse Fifth in Ské Tournament at Lake Placid
Lake Placid December 30 Syracuse trails leaders in the 19th annual college ski week after day one as Middlebury tops the standings with 193.5 points Harvard 187.33 Williams 184.53 Yale 184.40 Syracuse 176.9 and Cornell 173.37 follow. Townsend of Middlebury won the cross country in 1 hour 5.57 minutes. Gale of Middlebury won the slalom in 34.2 seconds. Downhill and relay events conclude the meet.
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Lakers Placid
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Dartmouth
McGill
Middlebury
Harvard
Williams
Yale
Sytacuse
Cornell
Princeton
Colgate
Hamilton
Penn State
Queens
Toronto
Tra Townsend
Midlebury
John Gale
Princeto - Dat
Eige
Sugar Bowl Regatta Opens Amid Blustery Lake Pontchartrain
Sailors and oarsmen prepared for the Sugar Bowl regatta on blustery Lake Pontchartrain. The event centers on an eight-oared shell race between Rollins College and the Orleans Rowing Club along the British Henley course, with ORC aiming for its fourth straight Sugar Bowl title. Thirteen star class sloop entries join the day’s program as top Gulf Yacht Club skippers vie for championships.
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Lake Pontchartrain
Rollins College
Orleans
Chié Miles
O.R
Tory
Sinorige
Chanapicns
Gulf
Eve
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