Aerial Tactics in Store for Charity Game
East and West teams prepare for an open aerial battle in the annual charity football game in San Francisco. A dozen backs can throw, with noted passers including Bruder and Mart for the East and Bausch and Miller for the West. Key receivers and place kick threats are named, with lineup uncertainties due to injuries and illness.
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Dick Hanley
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Ely
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Villanova
van Bibber
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Vincent
Yale
Jim Bausch
Lange
Baker University
Flyweight Title Fight Set In Madison Square Garden
Midget Wolgast, the Philadelphia challenger, meets Frankie Genaro tonight at Madison Square Garden for the flyweight championship in a fifteen round bout. Wolgast carries the New York ring commission’s top claim after last summer’s elimination series, while Genaro, veteran Italian fighter, is recognized world champion by most bodies. Wolgast stands as 8 to 5 favorite and aims to prove supremacy in the 112 pound class.
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Associated Press
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Black Bill
Red Harrington Named DePaul Football Captain
Gerald Red Harrington of Sioux City Iowa will captain DePaul University's football team next season. He plays quarterback and fullback.
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Sioux City
DePaul University
Coste Turns Lindbergh’s Atlantic Route Into Two Way Street
Coste has transformed Lindbergh's original one way transatlantic path into a two way thoroughfare, altering navigation and traffic flow across the ocean route.
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Nodaks Top L A Firemen In Christmas Coliseum Battle
The Flickertails of North Dakota University upset the Los Angeles Firemen 14 to 9 before 20,000 at the Coliseum. Curt Burma and Captain Jarrett sparked the Nodaks with sharp runs while Don Moses and Fireman sub Clark supplied key plays for Los Angeles.
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University of Southern California
Clark
Caruso Wins Christmas Handicap at Agua Caliente Meet
William S. Coe's Caruso captured the Christmas handicap opening Agua Caliente's 82 day winter meet. Nellie Curtis faded after a poor start while Joe Toplitzky's Good and Hot finished second by a half length and Lamp Black third. Ten horses raced. Caruso paid 12 to 1. Time 1 13 5 10 with a new electric timer measuring tenths of seconds. Track fast.
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Caruso
Agua Caliente
Nellie Curtis
Joe Toplitzky
Lamp Black
France
Rose Tournament Feud set for New Year's Day clash
Pasadena Calif Dec 26 AP After a Christmas rest Washington State and Alabama ready for more training before their Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day Alabama coach Wade concentrates on conditioning while Hollingbery’s Washington State squad prepares with hard workouts and tapering next week Alabama outweighs the Cougars but Hol lingbery says size won’t decide the game Godfrey is in good condition but Wade has yet to name his line up
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Alabama And Rice Play Holiday Ball
Two Dixie college teams Alabama and Rice Institute will play midwest schools over the holidays. Alabama, 20–0 last year with two Southern Conference titles, meets Butler College in Indianapolis and Northwestern in Evanston. Rice, led by Russell Daugherty, faces Illinois Wesleyan at Bloomington tonight.
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Bloomington
Ban Johnson Wins Fight For Health
Ban Johnson former president of the American League beat diabetes that worsened a foot infection, spending 13 weeks in bed. He told friends at a St Louis hospital he owes his life to Phil Ball who refused amputation and helped him recover.
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Mr. Ball
St. Louis Browns
Nevers Leads Cardinals to 20 0 Victory
Ernie Nevers, former Pacific coast All-American fullback, starred as the Chicago Cardinals beat a Southwest Conference all-star squad 20 to 0 in Fort Worth.
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