Alabama prepares for Rose Bowl clash with Washington State
Alabama coach Wallace Wade leads a rested Tide into final Rose Bowl week practice after arriving by train. Washington State and Alabama officials greet each other as the teams begin signal work and fundamentals. The Crimson Tide mascot Poison the donkey joins the entourage as the teams anticipate an informal, low key meeting.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Pasadena
Cal
Crimson Tide
Alabama
Washington State
Wallace Wade
East And West All Stars Ready For Saturday Charity Game
East and West all star coaches settled on Saturday as the teams prepared for the annual charity game in San Francisco. Probable lineups show the West with a slight weight edge over the East, with listed starters at ends tackles guards center and back positions from major colleges and universities.
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Baker
Northwestern
Gantenbein
Wisconsin
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Iowa
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Purdue
Linehan
Western
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McKalip
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Christensen
Oregon
Speidel
Olympic Club
Beckett
California
Koch
Baylor
Atkins
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Mills
Oklahoma
Shelley
Texas
Wilson
Bausch
Kansas
High Scores Mark Qualifying Round At Agua Caliente
Eddie Loos of Pasadena and Chicago led the Agua Caliente $25,000 open golf championship after an opening 71 in the first 18 holes. Dewey Longworth of Oakland matched par and was the only other player near the pace as the field moved to the final 18 holes.
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Agua. Caliente
Mexico
Agua Caliente
Eddie Loos
Pasadena
Chicago
Dewey Longworth
Oakland
Cal
Wind disrupts scoring in Open qualifier field
A high wind ruined scores for most of the 97 players attempting Open qualifying. An Oakland entrant led with a 72 as front tees were used. About 90 pros and 10 to 15 amateurs start a $25,000 prize battle, with around 40 pros eligible from top 30 National Open finish. Tony Manero of New York shot 80 to sit eighth among ten others.
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Loos
Oakland
Land Claims Granted by U S Land Office in Phoenix
Henry A. Morgan register of the United States Land Office announced that 60 final certificates for land claims including homesteads were issued in Phoenix Arizona. The action marks completion of approvals for various homestead entries and related claims.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Henry A. Morgan
Register of the
United States Land Office
Schmeling to Defend Heavyweight Title in June
Max Schmeling through manager Joe Jacobs plans to pledge a June title defense to the New York Athletic Commission. The challenger remains undecided with candidates Sharkey Shribling Campolo Young Stribling. Chicago promoters offered 500000 to fight Stribling in June, but a New York bout is likely.
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New York
Max Schmelling
Joe Jacobs
New York Athletic Commission
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Schmeling
Boston Sailor
Jacobs
Arthur Buelow
Sharkey
Young Stribling
Victorio Campolo
Shribling
Campolo
Chicago
Desert and Stock Raising Tracts Issued This Month
The office issued desert and stock raising tracts during the current month, outlining permissions and guidelines for land use and grazing rights for eligible stakeholders.
North Dakota Flickertails Meet Los Angeles Firemen on Coast
The Flickertails and the Los Angeles Firemen prepared for a Christmas showdown at the Coliseum. Both teams carried strong records with North Dakota losing only once in three years and Army beating them, while the Firemen stood nine wins and one loss for the season.
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North Dakota
Los Angeles
North Dakota Flickertails
Los Angeles Firemen
North Dakotans
Army
Firemen
Former Heavyweight Has Some Money He Has Not
New York AP reports former heavyweight Tom Sharkey, famed in the early 1900s, is owed 564.77 by the New York Edison Co. from a 1905 Fourteenth Street saloon deposit of 219.77. He paid bills but never collected the deposit, and interest has grown the amount.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
New York Edison Co
Tom
Fourteenth Street
Rockne Plans To Quit Extras Amid Strain Says Doctor
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne plans to cut back duties after his physician urged quitting the strenuous life. He may retire from active coaching or take a leave, but most expect him to limit extra activities and focus on football at Notre Dame. A Los Angeles trip for a later game is doubtful due to medical advice. Notre Dame officials offered no comment pending his decision.
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Notre Dame
Rockne
Associated Press
Los Angeles
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