Southern California Beats Missouri In Descriptive Tilt
In Watertown on December 26 observers praised Southern California’s long pass game over Missouri’s short throws. USC gained yardage through aerials including a 40 yard strike by Newman to Ladero, while Missouri struggled to contain the Coast’s speed and ends. Attendance reached 40,000 as cold conditions cooled expectations.
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Qaternational News
Los Angeles
Cal
University of Southern Culifornze
Ty of Missouri
University of Southern California
Turm
Ladero
Califorminies
Skuizlii Stanskes
Tor
Jocal
Ubers
Faniball
Missouri
Eddie Anderson Proves Coaching Prowess This Year
Eddie Anderson, Notre Dame coach, earns praise for developing players from raw recruits at Columbia over the past three years. His teams, built without star stars, showed improvement and steady progress, with players like Bernard White Gailen Thomas and Andy Kelly earning honors or letters. The year’s squad featured notable progress from first year standouts to contributors throughout the season.
Wisconsin Star Bpooner Declared Ineligible
Matison Wisconsin December 28 Dwight Bpooner star forward for the Wisconsin basketball team is declared ineligible for further competition after exceeding the maximum of three years of eligibility.
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Matison
Wis
Dwight Bpooner
Wisconsin
Oil in Louisiana ponds kills thousands of ducks
The article warns oil storage tanks in Northern Louisiana create open water ponds where ducks land to escape dry streams. Oil coats feathers preventing flight and causing many deaths or strandings. Similar pollution harms rivers and coastal docks, urging action to treat waters as civilized.
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Louisiaute
Louisiana
Arkansas
Ouachita
Jersey
New York
Harber
One Legged Player Stars On Orphanage Grid Team
In Ludeigh North Carolina Buck Cole, a 17 year old right guard, is a star on the Metho district Orphanage football team. Born with one leg after an accident at age seven his left leg was amputated four inches below the knee. Despite the loss he weighs 120 pounds and is noted by athletic director Jack Cameron as faster than many two legged players and set to be captain next season.
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Bernard White
Columbia
Gotresman
Anderson
White
Packer
Uvo O
Gailen Thomas
Wee
Andy. Kelly
Urver
Kellogg
Conlin
Less
Schwing
Yechirer
Wiley
Ludeigh
N.C
Mtong
Buck ‘Ie
Cole
Jack Cameron
Eam
Boxing rounds decide Lew Tendler victory in Pina bout
Lew Tendler earned a decision over Joe Pina in 19 rounds at Telphin Pennsylvania. Mike Schultz earned a win in a regulation bout. Chicago hosts the International Balkine tournament committee plans to award the event to Chicago with two weeks of matches starting February 23.
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Lew Tendler
Joe Pina
Telphin
Prankle Metsul
Wiliousport
Wort Regislon
Mike Schultz
Chcago
International Balkiine Amturnament
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Al¢xanar Pilcher
Drake Faces Creighton Next in Jan 3 Clash
Des Moines reports Drake University hoops squad, returning from a brief break, prepares for the January 3 game at Omaha against Creighton. Coach Salem lists multiple players at guard and center, with Everett and Mantz as early offensive threats and Sparks set to retire Feb 1 under conference rules.
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Santa Claus
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Creighton
Omaha
Bulldogs
Pickeod
Salem
Hayerett, Mantz, Sloan
Marcovis
Waterloo fans await 1935 Waterloo baseball prospects and signings
Waterloo club eyes 1935 season signings including Jon McDermott and Rigsby while aiming to bring back Cletus Dixon era players. Milwaukees Gleat Fost backed by Wisconsin boxers seeks promoter gains as Roy Millar and Frankie Smith cards loom in Des Moines.
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Dixon
Sioux City
Waterloo Clu
Gile Pinkler
Chicago
Bute Gott
Rigsby
Marquette Prepares For Iowa Contest On New Year’s Day
Milwaukee reports Marquette University faces University of Iowa on New Year’s Day in a Big Ten clash. Coach Frank Murray’s club, hampered by limited material, shows cautious improvement with John Heimsch DeMoling Algeo among standouts. Captain John Fahay leads the Hilltoppers ahead of Jan. 7 DePauw and Jan. 10 Creighton games.
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Wis
Mtlwaukee
Sam Barry
University of Iowa
Marquette University
Frank Murray
Marquette
Bheen
John Heimsch
Algeo
DePauw University of
Penn quakers face California for Berkeley Memorial Bowl
University of Pennsylvania football sails to Berkeley for New Year's Day clash with undefeated California. Three star players out due to injuries and illness including Ted Fairchild. Clark Craig and Joe Willson travel but sit out. A 22 man squad departs Philadelphia by special train with training meals and stops in Chicago Omaha and Ogden.
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University of Pennsylvania
University of California
Quakers
Clark Craig
Joe Willson
Ted Fairchild
Chicago
Chicago Athletic Club
Omaha
Neb
Ands
Ogaen
Utah
Berlenbach Estridge Tempt Madison Square Garden Showdown
New York December 26 boxing fans await the Berlenbach Estridge bout. Berlenbach, heavier at 165, is favored on power while Estridge brings speed at 150 to 155 pounds. Both are ex-amateurs with strong records and the event headlines a post Christmas fight at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Frank Flournoy
Paul Berlenbach
Larry Estridge
Madison Square Garden
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Gerlenbach
Sstridge
Paul
Berlenbach
Estridge
Dom Paul
Jack Dougherty
Hoy
Larry
Oper
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Berkenbach
Panama Joe Gans
Jugie Ratner
Ted Moore
Midge
K. L. Eastman
Moline
Shelly
Browning Field
Coe College
Lupa
Nat Holman Joins Courier Sports Staff for Daily Series
Nat Holman world famed pro basketball star and coach begins a daily 590 article run for the Courier starting Monday December 29. Holman, author of Scientific Basketball and star forward of the Original Celtics, will cover defense passing shooting positions and strategic finer points for players and coaches.
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Nat Holman
Courier
Waterloo
Holman
New York City College
Celtics
Fits
Veterans Still Relent In Baseball And Track
Veterans still relen in baseball with Johnson Pennock as top AL names. Gehrig Roser Lefler shine in minor leagues. Befler joins Washington. In track, Nurmi to debut in a special mile at the Finnish American games against Ray who aims to defend indoor record.
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Rydie Associated Press
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Herb Pennock
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Grover Alexander
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Lou Gehring
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Jack Roser
Wade Lefler
Worcester
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Stanley Harris
Chase
Jose Ray
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Nurmi
Drake Star Football Player Receives West Point Appointment
Drake University star halfback Lingenfelter has been notified of his appointment to West Point. He is praised as one of Drake’s top football men and has earned all western and all American honors this season. Fort Dodge and Des Moines followers expect his future to include Army grid team duties.
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Merle Naire
Newar
Shoud Walker
Fort Dodge
Lingenfelter
Army
Drake
West Point
Fort Dodger
Des Moines
Radio Programs Dec 26 Listings From Many Stations
A sprawling, mixed schedule lists radio programs by station and time for December 26 including WLS Chicago WGN New York WHAS Louisville KNX Hollywood KGW Portland KPO San Francisco and many others with concerts talks lectures and orchestras noted across numerous cities and networks.
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Associated Press
WSL
Atlanta
Cavalian Troupe
Radigwis
WHIZL
Boston
Big Brocher Club
Sf Chaps
WHAL
WGRH
Lutfato
Kyw
Chicago
Anila Bob
Iestic
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Chicago Tribune
WLS
WSIAQ
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WOC
Davenport
Des Doines
WWJ
Detroit News
WAL
Fe Worth
WDARF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Wil
Los Angeles
Orsgan
WHAS
Louisville Times
Memphis Commercial Appeal
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WOR
Newark
WHARF
New York
Ballonieee
KGO
Oakland
WOA
Omaha
Uncle Ross
Merry Musical Maids
WDOAR
Philadelphia
Woo
KGW
Portland Oregonian
Hoot Owls. 1 Kpo, San Francisco (423); 7:30, Orchestra, Wgy, Schenectady
KOA
Seattle
Springfield
Story
KSD
St. Louis Post Dispatch
WCAP
Washington
Shenandoah
Louisville ‘Times
WMC
Mineapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota
CEAC
Montreal
WJID
Mooseheart
WNYC
Chateau
WEAK
WJZ
EGO
WOAMW
Wowls
WCAR
WES
WBZ
Springfeld
WRC
Welterweight Move Up Plays Against Heavyweights
The article notes few welterweights travel beyond their class. McTigue is near middleweight while Joe Walcott, famed Barbadian welterweight champion, once fought the heavyweight Joe Choynski, who drew with Jim Jeffries.
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Joe Walcott
Barbadoes
Ofa
Joe Choynski
Jim Jeffries
Princeton to retain W. Wu Roper as coach next season
New York reports Princeton will bring back head coach W. Wu Roper for another football year after his brief departure in 1924. Yale's Tad Fones is expected to remain, while Harvard's status for 1925 remains uncertain despite a poor season.
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Princeton
W. Wu
Bill) Roper
Philadelphia Lawyear
Roper
Tad Fones
Yale
Bob Msher
Cambridge
Harvard
Football Scoring Reforms Sought By College Coaches
New York Dec 26 Scoring would be revised to curb endgame passing with proposals to drop the point after touchdown and count touchdowns from receptions as three points A tie-break idea adds extra play or extra downs by most yards gained In early football, touchdowns were five points with a varying extra point Now six points for a touchdown balances field goals and safeties plus scrimmage position and incentives for passing and speed Also notes several boxing results from Philadelphia and surrounding cities.
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