Cougars Set South for Rose Bowl Clash with Alabama
Washington State prepares to travel to Pasadena to face Alabama in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Coach Hollingbery says the team is in good shape but aims to polish pass defense before the training session. He also notes a potential workout with Percy Lincey’s West Shrine squad at Berkeley.
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Tide aims for third Pasadena Rose Bowl bid
Alabama's Crimson Tide prepares for a Rose Bowl bid against Washington on New Year's Day, ending Wallace Wade's eight-year tenure as coach. The squad, led by QB Monk Campbell despite a knee injury, boards a special train with 82 in the official party and plans to resume daily practices in Pasadena after arriving December 29.
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Cagle Selected for All-Rockne Team with Notre Dame Fast Men
In Los Angeles on December 19, AP reports that Knute Rockne will place Colosseum turf December 27 for an all star lineup. Former Army star Red Cagle will join the Rockne Raiders alongside Notre Dame greats in a bid for the All Notre Dame honor, reshaping the traditional team.
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Schaaf And Baer Face Tonight In Madison Square Garden Bout
In New York two young heavyweights Ernie Schaaf of Boston and Max Baer of San Francisco meet at Madison Square Garden in the feature fight. Schaaf seeks East coast prominence, while Baer makes his East debut after a strong KO record. Baer has 24 knockouts in 27 wins and one loss. Schaaf has defeated Tommy Loughran twice and Johnny Risko, positioning both to push for a title shot.
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Kentucky lays out backfield coach candidate names
Lexington report says Robby Dodd of Tennessee and Frank Careido and Moon Mullins of Notre Dame are being considered for Kentucky football backfield coach. Chicago-Forty associations tied to the National Association of Building Owners and Managers plan accelerated repairs.
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California Open Golf Opens in Pasadena With 188 Entrants
California golf returns with the Pasadena $4,000 Open. An entry list of 188 features top players from the US Canada and Mexico. Walter Hagen seeks a comeback while Horton Smith defends after tonsil operation and a six stroke win last year.
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Rockne Rumors Around Notre Dame Coach Post
In South Bend reports say Notre Dame football coach Knute Rockne will retire from coaching but stay as athletic director. Rumors name potential successors including Hank Anderson Harry Stuhldreher Jimmy Pehlan and Eddie Madigan.
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Meen Falls To Carnera In Second Round Fight
Reggie Meen, a young British heavyweight, challenged Primo Carnera in London at Albert Hall. Carnera, weighing 268 pounds, floored Meen in the second round and the referee stopped the bout after a second knockdown. Meen, 208 pounds, was left wiser by the defeat.
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Rudolph Wins Second Billiards Championship
Erwin Rudolph of Chicago defeats Ralph Greenleaf of New York 125-120 in 87 innings to clinch the world pocket billiards title. Rudolph ends the round robin with seven straight wins and Greenleaf has five wins, two losses.
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Schmeling To Fight Sharkey For World Heavy Title
Berlin December dispatch says Max Schmeling, the German heavyweight champion, has received the New York Boxing Commission ultimatum to meet Jack Sharkey of Boston. Schmeling will consult his manager Joe Jacobs and is ready to fight any contender the commission deems suitable for the title defense next June, mentioning Sharkey, Stribling, or Gitmiere as possibilities.
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