Rose Tourney Teams May Use New Offense Plays
Pasadena December 30. The Rose Bowl matchup between Southern California and Tulane could feature new offensive tricks as both teams study opponent data. Tulane limited foes to 55 first downs this season while USC allowed 64 in ten games, with key pass and run scores shaping their Rose Bowl defenses.
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President Hoover Signals Openness to Budget Cuts
President Hoover told Congressional leaders he would welcome further government budget reductions that do not impair vital functions. He noted possible special messages to Congress on railroads consolidation of offices and law enforcement, to be issued after the economy program action.
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Pinckert Aims for Cartoonist Career After USC
Erry Pinckert USC star halfback in the All American group rejects professional boxing wrestling and football offers. He seeks to become a world famed cartoonist after graduation next spring and may assist as a coach at the Trojan school only occasionally while focusing on his drawing career.
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Study To Be Made Of Grid Deaths At Coaches Session
At the annual meeting of the American Football Coaches Association in New York a study will examine causes behind about 56 football deaths in 1931. Dr. Marvin A. Stevens of Yale heads the committee. Burt Ingwersen reports on rule changes though prefers no immediate changes. Multiple coaches urged safety rules including John Heisman and Glenn Warner proposing bans on certain interference and helmet use.
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Pop) Warner
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Vines Rallies To Take Tennis Match
Pasadena ace Hils worth Vines, defending national singles champion, trailed 3-6 to George Lott of Philadelphia at Chicago Stadium before winning 6-3 10-8 in a charity event watched by about 7,000. Vines and Frank X. Shields defeated Lott and Van Ryn 6-4 6-4 in doubles.
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Police Focus on Gansters and Criminals Beyond Prohibition
A report notes authorities will target gangsters and other criminals in a broad crackdown not aimed at prohibition itself. It emphasizes policing strategy over direct Prohibition enforcement and discusses public safety aims.
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College Scores Across Regions Highlight Odd Matches
Montana State tops Purdue 51 to 21 while Loyola Chicago leads Butler 21 to 19. Nebraska defeats Minnesota 32 to 24 and Utah Utes beat Colorado 40 to 45. Additional results include Brigham Young 35, Utah Aggies 21 over California Los Angeles 30, and Stanford 11 against Oregon State 23.
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Boxing Results From St. Petersburg and Indianapolis Cards
Joe McGowan of Kansas City knocked out Raoul Rojas of Cuba in St. Petersburg. Ray Tramble of Rockford outpointed Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute in Indianapolis. Andy Kellett of Terre Haute KOed Joe Mandot of Louisville.
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Kid) Slaughter
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Qualifying Round Opens Agua Caliente Open Golf Tourney
One hundred four professionals and amateurs seek to qualify for 50 places in the $15,000 Agua Caliente tournament at Sunset Fields. The January 18 start will include 87 exempt players plus 50 qualifiers here and nine qualifiers from San Diego today.
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Wisconsin names Irwin Uteritz director of inter collegiate athletics
Irwin Uteritz, longtime assistant football and baseball coach at Wisconsin, has been chosen by the athletic council to serve as director of inter collegiate athletics. The program will be reorganized into four branches after a four hour executive session.
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Blue Devil Cagers Face Strong St Johns In Town Showdown
Blue Devils travel with nine players to St Johns to meet a strong local town team on their home floor. Fans expect a tough test as St Johns supposedly boasts one of the state’s strongest quintets. Prior bout with Winslow Sainta Fe Redskins gave the Devils first real challenge this season.
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Pirates to rely on young players for next season
Pittsburgh officials announce a youthful rebuild as George Gibson returns to helm the Pirates with a mix of last season veterans and a strong group of prospects. Key names include Piet Groskloss Traynor Waner Comorosky Suhr Thevenow Nevin Niggeling Vaughn and Spencer with battles for second base third base and catcher.
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Heavyweight bout ends with disqualification in Baltimore match
Baltimore-Matros Kirilenko defeats Nick Daviscourt of California by note of disqualification for rope checking after a 25.00 result. In New Haven Paul Jones of Texas defeats Tiny Roebuck of Haskell on a 30:06 decision. In Flist Allan Eustace of Winfield Kansas defeats Roy Lumpkin of Ohio by straight falls and Pat Finnegan of Chicago beats Bobby Jackson of Detroit in 40:00 for middleweights.
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Baltimore Duo Faces National Boys Doubles Final
Vic tors in the national boys and junior indoor championships narrowed to Kaufman of Baltimore and Dunn of Philadelphia as the leading pair, with their path to the national doubles title clear after the semifinals.
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Baseball Trades Shuffle Western League Players
Stan Schino of Wichita, Floyd Young an infielder from the Western League, Leon Chagnon a Texas League hurler, Bill Harris a pitcher bought from Waco, and Gus Dugas a slugging Kansas City outfielder are noted among player movements.
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No New Yorkers On Fight Card At Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden features four ten round bouts with no New York fighters. Welterweights Billy Fetrolle of Fargo and Billy Town of Vancouver top the card while Frante Nekolny faces Eddie Ran of Poland in the semi-final. Other bouts pair Antol Kocsis with Vidal Gregorio and Steve Wolanin of Syracuse University against Mike Pagan of Arizona. Townsend, a rising welterweight, may be overmatched by Petrolle, who was a two to one favorite.
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