Wallace Wade Seeks Fifth Rose Bowl With Duke Linking
Sportsports notes outline Wallace Wade's Rose Bowl journeys. A Brown guard in 1916, Wade later coached Alabama to three Rose Bowl bids and a 24 0 win over Washington State in 1931. His career spans Brown Vanderbuilt Fitzgerald and Clarke prep, then Alabama from 1923 capturing four SEC titles and three Rose appearances.
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Tullahoma
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Vanderbilt
Dan McGugin
GRID DEATHS AT NEW LOW
Fatalities in football hit an all time low in 1938, 17 deaths nationwide per a Purdue study presented to the American Football Coaches Association and the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The report cites high school gains, college reductions, and October as the deadliest month with head and spinal injuries common.
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Harry Stuhldreher
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Eastwood
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Illinois
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California
Vines may quit tennis if Budge beats him in series
Ellsworth Vines says he is financially set for life and will quit professional tennis to focus on golf if Don Budge defeats him decisively in their exhibition series starting Tuesday at Madison Square Garden. He notes his love of golf, recent scores, and a single return to competition only if an open tournament pays expenses and a little prize money.
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Don Budge
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Budge
Les Stepfen
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Ellsworth
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Fred Perry
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High Playing Alumni Today At Hagerstown High Gym
Alumni expected to meet the High Varsity this afternoon at Patnmac avenue gym in Hagerstown High School. Coach Semler says the refinished floor will be dry and ready for a competitive practice game with likely lineups from both squads and plans for future workouts before Tuesday’s Pennsy contest against Waynesboro High.
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Kendall
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Funkstown Soccer Club Seeks Games for Jan 1 and 2
Funkstown Soccer Club invites matches with strong teams for Sunday and Monday. Games may be at Funkstown or the opponent’s home field. Interested teams call Howard M. Artz at 1178-W-2.
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Major Grapefruit League Suggested in Florida
A campaign to make Florida a formal Grapefruit League for major league exhibition baseball gains momentum after schedules for spring exhibitions were released. Tampa leaders back a fixed, competitive schedule with about 20 games, a 3 game winter world series, and aims to boost attendance from 100000 by 50 percent.
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Security Fans To Watch Bowl Game In Miami Trip
A group of four cement town fans led by Charles Price leaves for Miami to attend the Orange Bowl and then visit the Cuban exposition in Havana. The travelers are Paul Nagy Frank Hofer and George Klick.
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No Changes Planned in Grid Rules in National Meeting
Denver reports the National Football Rules Committee will meet in Colorado Springs next week to discuss safety and minimal changes. Louis H. Mahony of Denver predicts a quiet session with talk mainly about keeping rules as they are while suggesting abolishing the five yard passer requirement and limiting downfield linemen on passes. He favors timing from kickoff to final gun and notes substitutions complicate precise timing.
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Fast Quint to Play at Hagerstown Armory Sunday
Dorsey Marketeers announce a Sunday game at Hagers town State Armory featuring All Nations Basketball Five of Philadelphia against the Marketeers at about 3 o clock. January Sundays present January 8 Oklahoma Indians January 15 Pittsburgh Lyceum January 22 House of David January 29 Detroit Clowns for the rest of the month.
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College Team To Play Local Boys
The University of Maryland table tennis team will play the local YMCA team on Saturday morning December 3 in a tournament. Two Maryland stars are among the top US ranking players. The Y defeated Maryland at College Park earlier in the season. A large gallery is expected as play starts at 5 30 o'clock.
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East West game may be sold out at Kezar stadium
San Francisco reports ticket sales for the Shrine East West game nearing 44 000 with last year’s 54 900 attendance as a possible sell-out crowd of about 60 000 looms. Pitt star Marshall Goldberg may stay at left halfback to maximize impact alongside Vic Bottari of California.
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Leisters Coal Heavers Tie for Top in Bowling League
Leister's Coal Heavers split two of three with Potomac Edison Currents, tying atop the league with the Railroaders as Currents slip to a third‑place tie with Manbeck's Loafers. High scores include Panghorn Blasters 610 in game two and Clyde Hildebrand 161 single with 382 total.
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Ticket scalpers may take a licking at Rose Bowl game
Pasadena news notes Rose Bowl tickets show excess seats available at premium while demand weakens. Analysts cite defensive play and limited outsiders accessing inked pasteboards, with scalpers facing lower top prices and discount hopes. Ticket surplus contrasts with overall $906,000 sold and $300,000 in cash in till post game. Gittleson Bros advertised high seats today at a dollar above cost. Weather forecaster Krick predicts fast field Monday as teams hold light workouts. Income stats note 1935 36 average American earnings at $1,150 yearly.
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