USC Slight Favorite Over Notre Dame In Coast Football Clash
The Associated Press reports that USC is a slight 10 to 8 favorite to beat Notre Dame in the fifth annual battle at the Coliseum. 18 straight Notre Dame wins in two years are noted, with Mullins out for ND and Hanley to start. A record crowd of 90,000 plus is expected with many more potential attendees.
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Notre Dame USC Grid Classic Sets Ideal Weather
Perfect football weather greeted the Notre Dame versus USC gridiron classic in Los Angeles with temperatures under 70 degrees and no wind. A slight cloudiness was expected to moderate the sunshine and maintain comfortable playing conditions for the game.
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Candid Start in Weeklong Bet With Southern California
In Chicago on December 6, AP reports a tense betting week as a short ender dominated the expectations for a game against Southern California. Odds favored USC as fans awaited the matchup with cautious optimism.
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Boxing Roundup of Notable Results Across U S Cities
AP reports a series of boxing decisions and stoppages. Johnny Risko outpointed Jimmy Maloney in Boston, Marty Gallagher defeated Gene Stanton in Washington, Maxie Strub beat Sammy Mandell in Erie, and King Tut fell to Sullivan in St Paul. Other bouts featured Elmer Beznah stopping Dwight Fryer in Lake Worth and Jack Tracey stopping Matt Marsch in Pittsburgh.
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Kansas Restored To The Big Six
The Big Six Conference is intact as the University of Kansas is reinstated by the conference faculty council in annual session in Kansas City. Earlier six weeks ago Kansas was ousted from the circuit in Columbia over subsidization and recruiting charges. Jayhawker Jim Bausch is ruled ineligible under a conference resolution on subsidization.
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Draft Question To Be Taken Up Next Week In New York
Minor league baseball clans head toward New York for the joint meeting of the National and American leagues. They seek to dispose of unsold players from the 29th annual convention and to settle the draft question. An informal conference between majors and minors is expected Monday in New York on the draft issue. The three non draft class AA leagues, American Association, In-
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Notre Dame Favored By Chicago Books In Today’s Match
Chicago betting odds set Notre Dame as the favorite at even money while Southern California stood at 6 to 5. Notre Dame attracted significant backers, with ample wagers to cover the spread.
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Winslow High names Dietz captain and Giragi co captain
George Dietz was elected captain and Louis Giragi chosen co captain of the 1931 Winslow high school football team at a banquet organized by the mothers. Eighteen players earned letters for the season just closed, with 33 players, mothers, and school officials in attendance.
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Earthquake Recorded Near Washington Overnight
Seismographs at Georgetown University Observatory logged an earthquake starting at 2 13 48 a m with peak at 2 38 and ending around 4 a m The quake centered about 5000 miles from Washington and was detected in the early hours today.
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Pacific Coast Leagues Appoint Standing Committee for Negotiations
A standing committee of nine representatives has been appointed by the International and Pacific Coast leagues to act on behalf of the groups if majors show a willingness to continue talks.
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Midwest Dominates All-America Selections for 1936
The Associated Press poll of 212 editors and writers shows the Midwest claiming six of eleven first-team spots and totaling 11 of 33 on the All-America squad. Notre Dame stars boost the Midwest showing, with the East, Far West, and South sharing remaining honors as the nation’s top players are recognized.
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Glendale J C Beats Phoenix in 20 to 6 game
Glendale Junior College defeated Phoenix Jay in a 20 to 6 contest behind Berry at quarterback and Jolley at fullback. The Californians used fast ball handling and sharp interference to wear down Phoenix. Turner matched them with strong defense for Phoenix.
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San Francisco Open Tourney Reaches Finals Today
In the San Francisco open match play championship eight survivors advance with quarter and semi finals set for today. Key matches feature Gene Sarazen of New York versus Al Espinosa of Medinah and Abe Espinosa of Chicago versus George Von Elm of Detroit. Fred Morrison of Los Angeles faces Joe Ezar of Chicago as the 36 hole final is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Madrid Princess and Beatrice Buy Jazz Records for Dancing
Princess Maria and Beatrice purchase a supply of American jazz records to fuel dancing activities. The purchase signals a cultural exchange and renewed interest in jazz music.
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Griffiths Prepares for Stribling Bout with Johnson’s Tutoring
Gerald Ambrose Tuffy Griffiths trains for his December 12 Chicago Stadium bout with William Stribling. He hires Jack Johnson to teach advanced defense, taking lessons from the former world champion aged 52, via manager Jack O Keefe.
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Football Season Ends For Easterners Today
New York December 6 AP The eastern football season closes today with Navy facing Penn Colgate meeting New York University and Western Maryland defending a two season undefeated streak against Maryland Carnegie and West Virginia University rivals since 1906 weigh in as key matchups promising a final ripple in East football ranking.
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Stars to Play December 15 in Bears Cardinals Indoor Game
Red Grange Joe Savoldi Ernie Nevers and Bronko Nagurski will play indoors as the Bears face the Cardinals at Chicago Stadium on December 15. Proceeds will benefit the Illinois unemployment commission.
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Belgian Ambassador and Family Leave Washington
The wife and two daughters of the Belgian ambassador depart the capital in a month as the ambassador and the prince move to Rome.
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