Newhouser and Trout Lead AL Pitching Depth
Newhouser topped the American League in strikeouts with 157 while Trout led in batting highlights. The season saw Chicago’s Big Diet and Red Sox strong finishes, with several complete games and low ERAs across 25 hurlers who surpassed 45 innings. Jack Kramer delivered a one hit game as the league produced 12 two hit efforts.
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Neshesser
God Oteer
Ina
Bos
Uphson
Red Sox
Newhouser
White Sox
Jack Kramer
St. Louis
Swap Irish Pigskin for Idaho Potatoes Trade
Twin Falls Idaho football autographed by 33 Notre Dame players sat under the Theodore J. Goeckner home Christmas tree as Mrs Goeckner arranged a barter at a Catholic meeting in Tobno Ohio. In return South Bend offered a 1 pound sack of Idaho potatoes for her three boys.
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Notre Dame
Theodore J. Goeckner
University At
South Bend
Ind
Idaho
Duke Footballers Return to Heavy Practice Ahead of Sugar Bowl
Duke's Blue Devils resumed practice after a two day holiday with an hour of hard work. Coach Eddie Cameron said one final heavy session would precede the Sugar Bowl game with Alabama next Monday. No serious injuries were reported among first two teams. The squad will entrain for New Orleans on Friday.
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Duke
Blue Devils
Eddie Cameron
Alatsine
Cameron
Orleans
Nieman Out With Knee Surgery In Kansas City Area
Nieman, an outfielder for the Boston Breyers, underwent a knee operation. The report notes his physician is connected to a local defense plant and the details emphasize recovery prospects.
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Marysville
Kans
Gr — Himer
Buick
Nieman
Boston Breyes
Jesterder
U S Crackdown on Athletics May Impact Top College Players
Nationwide actions against college athletics threaten top players and professional links. The crackdown targets governance and qualification standards, potentially reshaping competition, eligibility, and representation for student athletes nationwide.
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U.S
Tulsa Football Team Arrives in Miami For Orange Bowl
Tulsa grid stars arrive in Miami ahead of the Orange Bowl clash with Georgia Tech. Center Feito Prewitt and guard Jones discuss heat as players head to a Coral Gables hotel. Coaches Milligan and Brothers lead the party before first workouts.
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Georgia Tech
Feito Prewitt
Uss
Jones
Vernsil J Bush
Grange
Mike Milligan
Buddy Brothers
Miami
Coral Gables
Tulsans
University
Henry Fitka
Atlenta
Brothers
T C U Gridders Drill in Rain Fort Worth
Texas Christian University football coach Dutch Meyer led the TCU squad through a rainy practice in Fort Worth as they resumed preparations for an upcoming game against a speedy opponent, Hor Fenimir.
Behor Manning Becomes Key Scorers in Industrial League Night
Behor Manning, Howitzers, Public Safety win as Fireman Jackie Prendergast scores 18 points and headlines a two strong second half comeback. Public Safety improves under new coach Burgas with a late surge from the penalty line. Arsenal Tanks, Bear-Mansing and Cluett teams suffer defeats in a chaotic league night.
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Goa
Arsenal Hizers
Arsenal
Pea
Cluett
Turner
Majione
Kirkner
iHinrick
Ram
Curies
O'Connel
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Peaudine
Evers
Ludium
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Pont
Angetadt
Bertino
Hall
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Meghany Ludium
Arsexal Tanks
Noreen Haney Tops Junior Indoor Tennis Field
Noreen Haney, from Massachusetts and linked to CPI Noreen Haner of awieh Conn, advances to the third round of the 2945 junior indoor tennis title on Longwood Courts. The field of 12 includes Wendy Gray of Brookline, Mary Doe, Betty Coumb of Merion Pa, Jean Pipes of Wellesley, and Rochelle Baer from Boston, with several matches completed in straight sets.
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Awieh
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Shiney Fii
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Yestern
Longwood
Wendy Gray
de Doe
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Toaun
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Jean Pipes
Wellesler
Baer
Rochelle
Boston
College Cage Tourney Opens With Favorites Leading Field
The Oklahoma Aggies, three time Toursamer winners, are favored as college basketball opens in Oslabows City. Oklahoma faces Texas Tech while Arkansas and Rice arrive with strong squads and national contenders noted for key players like Bob Kusland who averages 16.5 points per game.
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Rice
Arkansas
Trans
Municipal
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Denver
Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Oslahoma Aggies
Beyker
Oklahoma Aggies
Bob Kusland
Arkanes
Rize
Cubans Doubt Possible Boom In Racing
Cuban officials doubt any surge in horse racing activity as U S tracks close and transport limits hinder arrivals and crowds.
Bowling Notes Show St Marys Women and Waterford Dominate
Leona Loud led in both divisions with 166 and 252 as St Marys Women and Waterford dominated the meet. High scores included Adele Ings 155 316 and Lucille Bertrand 138 407 while singles tops featured Helen Brizee 182 Anita Jordan 152 and Mary McGarry 151. Team play saw Waterford take multiple wins over Caps, and DeMento Women led by Marietta DeMento with a 199 single and 456 triple.
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Waterford
Leona Loud
St. Mary's
Bleuttrey
Adele Ings Hade
Lucille Bertrand
Helen Brizee
Anita Jordan
Mary McGarry
Sank of Waterford
Caps
Maohawk Payer
Sophies
Hebernitz
Lou Hearn
Mrs. Woodworth
Frances Perrine
Hit Hope
E. Webster
Lilian Wooster
Helen Fiesher
Lillian Faden
DeMento
Marietta DeMento
RL Choppy
A. Choppy
Louise Heller
Crowes and Creighton Carry On as Notre Dame Coaches
Hy Harry Grayson reports Crowe brothers Clem and George Crowe and Creighton of the Millers coaching at Notre Dame. The piece notes Clem Crowe’s historic Four Horsemen era, Creighton driving backs, and the Irish early success with a 39 point opener and 41 point follow up. Notre Dame grapples with Iowa’s Hawkeyes as Billy Hassett shines and Dick Ives leads scoring. Crowe’s career includes Xavier and St Vincent strengths with a 205–77 coaching record.
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Millers
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Crowes
New York
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Menage
Cleveland Millers
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Ciem
Crowe Brothers
Lafayette
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Golden Dome
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Kellogg Field
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Iowa
Billy Hassett
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Ives
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Hoosiers
George Keegan
Brankiliai College
Indiana
St Vincents College
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Cincinnati
Xavier
Tévear
Ed Krause
Marine Corps
Clem Crowe
Wills Starved His Way to Stardom Denied by Dempsey
Harry Wills rose from jockey to heavyweight contender in New Orleans and later earned fame for a frugal, starved diet. He challenged Jack Dempsey after promoting bouts in the 1920s, but a big chance never came as Tex Rickard and others opposed a Wills match. Wills fought through 1923 to 1925, defeating some foes and losing to Sharkey before retiring.
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Dempsey
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Harry Wills
Black Panther
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Frenchmia
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Thormer
South
Nat Dewey
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Battle Creek
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Hart Ra
Sam Langford
Boston
OY Far
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Jack Dempsey
Luis Firpo
Polo Grounds
Gene Tunney
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Tex Rickard
Undertown
Dempsey Wills
Tunney
Sehting
Jack Sharkey
Brooklin
Daubino Uzeudun
Southern California Juiced as Rose Bowl Hopes Rise
Pasadena reports Rose Bowl prospects improve for Southern California with the return of Dave Lavelle from a leg injury and strong practice showing from Don Burnside and Bob Moriss. Tennessee’s Russell Morrow sits out after dental work, with Ben Miller replacing him at pivot during drills.
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Southern California
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Guaint
Don Burnside
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Ignately
Tennessee Volunteers
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Ben Miller
Morrow
Darby Diplomat Wins New Orleans Caddo Purse Feature
Darby Diplomat owned by Al Wellman and ridden by Andy Lo Turco won the Caddo Purse mile and 70-yard feature at the Fair Grounds yesterday. Romrey ran second and Valdine Tumble third. Darby Diplomat led from Roney and held off a late challenge to finish in 1 49.25 earning $12.50 win prize.
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al Wellman
Andy Lo Turco
F. Forrestier
Romrey
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Berbes
Valdine Tumble
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Forrestier
Bruins Add Center Rogsin and Goalie Bibeault to Team
The Boston Bruins acquire center Gino Rogsin and goalie Pat Bibeault on loan as manager Art Boss reshapes the lineup. Bibeault comes from the Canadiens and Maple Leafs background, while Rogsin is touted as a key addition. Bennett remains as a spare goalie amid changes.
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Bastola Bibles
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Montres Cana- Miers
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Boston Olympi
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Atte
Embve Bence
Bia
Ashareer Tanks
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Toronto
Jenenue
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Canadiens
Bruins
Bennett Way
Bennett
Rip Collins Honored by Sporting News
The Sporting News named as baseball men of the year William DeWitt general manager of the St. Louis Browns Luke Sexson Browns manager 34 Marion shortstop for the St Louis Cardinals Wish Esen William G manager of the Seattle Coast Rainiers Al Thomas manager of the Baltimore Orioles and James Collins first baseman manager of Albany in the Easford League.
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Sporting News
National Baseball Weekly
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Ae Browns
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St Louis Cardinals
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Wilam
Seatte Coast Rainiers
al Thomas
Balimore International Orioles
James
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Albany
Alabama IP Returns To Bowl Preparations
Alabama Crimson squad completed a brisk one hour offensive scrimmage during the two day holiday break and began packing for the Sugar Bowl trip. They will depart by bus today for Baton Rouge to use the LSU practice field ahead of the January 1 game against Duke.
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