USC Aerials Dominate Huskies in Rose Bowl Victory
USC crushed Washington 29 to 0 in Pasadena to claim its seventh Rose Bowl win. Jim Hardy connected on multiple passes, George Callanan and Gordon Gray scored, and a blocked punt in the final period added two points. USC outgained Washington and held the Huskies to no scoring.
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Pasadena
Calif
Southern California Trojans
University of Washington
Southern California
Washington
Sam Robinson
Trojans
Gerry Austin
Jeff Cravath
Jim Hardy
Ainslie Bell
Troy
Hardy
George Callanan
Gordon Bell
Bell
Gordon Gray
Austin
Huskies
Tunney Shows Yanks on Bougainville He Can Still Take It
Lt. Comdr. Gene Tunney at 46 and 210 pounds joins a Bougainville expedition to gauge how Marines and Army troops are holding up. He climbs Hellzapopping Ridge with Army Col. Nordahl and Marine Maj. Williams, praising troops’ endurance after hard fighting and noting tough jungle conditions and sporadic shelling.
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Tunney
Bougainville
Gene Tunney
Navy
Hellzapopping Ridge
Stephen B. Marble
Greenwich
Conn
Ing
Stafford Nordahl
Grafton
N. D
Marlowe C. Williams
la Jolla
Calif
Williams
Van Buren Leads LSU to Orange Bowl Victory Over Texas A&M
Red headed Steven Van Buren starred as LSU beat Texas A&M 19 to 14 in the Orange Bowl before 27,000 in Miami. Van Buren rushed for 160 yards of LSU's 181 total and scored twice on a 11 yard run and a 63 yard sprint to the end zone.
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Steve van Buren
I's Star
LSU
Miami
Fla
Steven van Buren
Baton Rouge
Texas A. and M
Louisiana State University
Aggies
L.S.A
Bernie Moore
Bayou Tigers
van Buren
Louisiana State
Carl Janneck
Aggie
Burton Goode
Texas Fliers Battle to 7-7 Draw in Mud
In the Cotton Bowl the top pass offense and defense played to a muddy 7-7 tie as Randolph Field drives were halted by key interceptions. Glenn Dobbs connected with Tex Auldis for a 15 yard TD and Walter West added the extra point. Ralph Ellsworth and George McCall answered for Texas with a second quarter TD.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Randolph Field
Longhorn
Glenn Dobbs
Tex Auldis
Walter West
Ralph Ellsworth
George McCall
Calahan
McArthur Generals top Jackson Ironmen 33 to 31
The McArthur Little Generals defeated the Jackson Ironmen 33 to 31 on their home floor in a tight game from start to finish. Mac Wrightse opened the scoring with a fast basket to spark the Generals.
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McArthur
McArthur Little Generals
Jackson Ironmen
Mac Wrightse
Generals
Pesky Honored as National Baseball Congress Man of the Decade
John Pesky former Boston Red Sox infielder was named the NBC man of the decade at the tenth anniversary awards in Wichita Kansas. The ceremony honored leading sandlot players and teams for the last ten years noting Pesky’s earlier seasons with Silverton Oregon and the Red Sox in 1938 and 1939.
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Wichita
Kas
John Pesky
Boston Red Sox
National Baseball Congress
Pesky
Silverton
Ore
Red Sox
Kimberly Schools To Open Monday
Kimberly schools will resume classes on Monday January 3 after a full week of recess. The item notes numerous local visits and family reunions in the area with residents from Columbus Mineral The Plains Haydenville and Carbondale and mentions Merl Bond entering the Army December 3.
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Kimberly
Troy Fields
Paul
Lee Smith
Fields
Charleston
W. Va
Coate Pickett
Nelsonville
Nettie Pickett
William
Bill) Breeze
Lucy Wood
Columbus
Frank Pickett
Merl Bond
Haydenville
Janet Barber
Nellie Barber
George Barber
Carbondale
Charlotte Barber
Grover Davis
Ed Nelson
Mineral
Robert Hatfield
Carolyn
Wilbur Powell
The
Plains
Walter Breeze
Bessemer
Mer Love
Harry Dishon
Burton
Bob Adams
Clyde Woods
Tiester
Drew Adams
Orville Robinson
Johnny
Betty Lou
George Griffon
Chuck Rizer
Gertrude Bruce
Richard Rizer
Clyde McClure
Cleveland
Willard Adams
the Plains
Herman Williams
Bowl Scores From Various Postseason Games
Southern Cal 29 Washington D Shrine Game Fast 13 West 13 Sugar Bowl Georgia Tech 20 Tulsa 18 Orange Bowl LSU 19 Texas A&M 14 Cotton Bowl Texas 7 Randolph Field 7 Sun Bowl Southwestern 7 New Mexico 0 Oil Bowl Southwestern Louisiana 24 Arkansas A and M 7 Vulcan Bowl Tuskegee 12 Clark 7
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West
Georgia Tech
Tulsa
Louisiana State
Texas A. and
Texas
Randolph Field
Southwestern
New Mexico
Louisiana
Arkansas A
Tuskegee
Clark
Braddock Promoted to Captain in Army
James J. Braddock, former heavyweight boxing champion, has been promoted from first lieutenant to captain. He is attached to the Brooklyn Army Base and was commissioned on October 3, 1942.
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New York
James J. Braddock
Braddock
Brooklyn
Army
Tuskegee Tigers Edge Clark Panthers in Vulcan Bowl
Birmingham report shows Tuskegee Institute Tigers beat Clark College Panthers 12 to 7 in a defensively driven Vulcan Bowl. Breaks influenced scoring as the Tigers secured the win on Saturday.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tuskegee Institute Tigers
Clark College Panthers
U S Exports Hit Historic High in 1943 Totals
Commerce data show 1943 exports reached 11.414 billion dollars in the first eleven months, up 59 percent from 1942, including lend-lease to the United Nations but excluding shipments to U S forces overseas. General imports rose 29 percent to 3.084 billion.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
United Nations
Tech Rallies To Win Sugar Bowl Tilt Over Tulsa
Georgia Tech edged Tulsa 20 to 18 in a Sugar Bowl thriller. Ramblin Wreck defense shut down razzle-dazzle offense as Ed Scharfschwerdt scored from the one in the final quarter after a 79-yard drive led by Ed Prokop and strong passing. Tech piled up 455 yards passing and 298 rushing while holding Tulsa to 8 first downs.
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Tech
Tulsa
NEW Orleans
Georgia Tech
Golden Hurricane
Lune
Ed Scharfschwerdt
Eddie Prokop
Scharfschwerdt
Prokop
Tulsa Hurricanes
Clyde Leforce
Ed Shedlosky
Shedlosky
Leforce
Jimmy Pord
Forth Worth
Texas
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Walter Kilzer
Ford
Barney White
Hurricanes
Phil Tinsley
Hurricane
George Tech
Army Beats Navy In First Arab Bowl Football Thriller
Army edged Navy 10 to 7 in the Arab Bowl final before 15 000 in Oran in a last ten seconds rally. Casablanca’s Rab Chasers beat Oran Termites 7-6 to claim the North African League title as promotor Bonura staged camel burro races and Arab free for all events for WACs and Red Cross girls.
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Oran
Army
Navy
Casablanca
Ordnance “Rab Chasers
WACS
Henry
Zeke) Bonura
Red Cross
Southwestern wins Sun Bowl with late 32-yard pass
Southwestern of Texas defeats the University of New Mexico 7 to 0 in the Sun Bowl on Saturday. A 32 yard fourth quarter pass from fullback R L Cooper to R W MacGruder set up the tying score and Collins added the extra point after three quarters of stiff defense.
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Shade
Albany
Williams
Parmeter
Bobo
Wan
Radcliffe
Burson
Grim
R. Bobo
Snow
King
Goo
Ruth
van Ke
Radcliffee
Knowlton
Farley
McKnight
Sweeney
Wwe Phillips
Wren T Perry
Bosworth
Buck
J. Bobo
Hines
Lambert
Jewell
Shafer
Woodyard
Hutchinson
Brooks
Peyton
Pratt
EL Paso
Tex
Southwestern of Texas
University of New Mexico
R. L. Cooper
R. W. MacGruder
New Mexico Lobos
Southwestern
Pirates
Collins
St Pauls Lutheran tops Post Office in league bowling
POMEROY St Pauls Lutheran Church defeated the Post Office team by 50 pins at Golds Recreation on Thursday. Trell earned high three game total with 531 pins, while St Pauls totals reached 2062 as a team and Post Office tallied 2012.
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Pomeroy
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Gold’s Recreation
Trell
St. Paul's
Cake
Warner
Reuter
Rosenbaum
Skinner
Coates
Lochary
Woods
SLI Too Strong In Oil Bowl Victory Over Arkansas A & M
In Houston 12,000 spectators watched Southwestern Louisiana Institute power through rain and mud to defeat Arkansas A M 24 to 7 in the Oil Bowl. The SLI offense clicked both in the air and on the ground, securing the win.
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Houston
Tex
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Arkansas A & M
Freshman stars spark tied Shrine Game in rain
In San Francisco the East and West Shrine teams battled to a 13 to 13 draw on a rain soaked field. Freshmen Herman Wedemeyer Bob Hoernschemeyer and Dean Sensanbaugher starred for the West and East as scores evened late in the game before about 60 000 fans.
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SAN Francisco
Herman Wedemeyer
St. Mary’s College
Bob Hoernschemeyer
University of Indiana
Dean Sensan
Indiana
Orin Hollingberg
Washington State
L. T. (Buck) Shaw
University of Santa Clara
Wedemeyer
Jimmy Nelson
March Field
Sensanbaugher
Hoernschemeyer
Pihos
Tavener
West
Herman
Dick Renfro
Washington State College
Norberg
Classified Ad Schedule Note and Timings
A 1944 notice outlines Sunday classified ad times and rates, receipt deadlines, and run rules. It notes multiple day runs, cancellation adjustments, cash terms for Lost and Found, and mandatory two appearances within ten days per rating rules.
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USC
March Field Army
F. R. Beasley
Athens
BY Spencer Davis
Marble
Marion Flannagan
Homer Norton
Texans
Babe Hallmark
Little Red Burditt
Bing Turner
Joe Nagata
Butch Butchofsky
Hallmark
Marion Settegast
Turner
Jackson
Warthur
Harper
Burke
Ewe Heer
Que
Hawkinson Tread Service
Logan, Ohio
Shade Quint
Thriller
Point Pleasant
Marietta
Deta Ripape
Areca Wilson
Roush
Fowler
Dunlavy
Henson
Saceseeenee
Schmidt
Lewis
Mason . Eibieabainaaat
Ances Ree Chemical League
Gallon Og
Hoytevent Damp
Messier Waeene
Martin
Baker Meee Wee
Gladwell
Eaton
Eee Ee
Albrecht
Wooton
Berning
U.S
Africa
ST. Paul’s
Post Office
Roy
Corner State & Mill
E. Carpenter St
Dia
DR. E. Lefever
Republican
Edson A. Stout
Miller Ave
Col
Mr. Stout
Meigs Co
Ohio
Addie Parker
Thomas Parker
Chester
Chas. Gephart
Stout
Huntington
Orange Church of Christ
Reedville
Charles Gephart
Jean
Vietta Parker
Pearl Parker
Memoriam
Fred Chevalier
Margaret Chevalier
Asranjay's
West 20Th
Bruce Russell
Millfield
William Arbaugh
Helen Gillespie
Chevrolet
Ead Leonard Smith
Athens, Ohio
R.D
Auto Service
Maytag
Maytag Sales & Service
West Gtate St
Huffman
Huffman Transportation Service
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