Sugar Bowl pairing set as Georgia meets North Carolina
New Orleans November 30 News lists Georgia’s undefeated Bulldogs drawing North Carolina, Southern Conference champions, in the Sugar Bowl on January 1. Georgia trounced Georgia Tech 35 7 while North Carolina routed Virginia 49 14, boosting expectations for a clash of Trippi and Justice.
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Justice Choo Choo Justice Dominates Virginia Rout
North Carolina Tarheels crushed Virginia 49 to 14 at Scott Stadium to secure a Sugar Bowl bid. Freshman tailback Charlie Justice rushed for 129 yards on 16 carries, scored multiple touchdowns, and led UNC to a dominant late-season victory with Carl Snavely’s squad proving superior in offense and execution. Virginia threatened briefly but UNC pulled away after halftime.
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Louisiana Staters Beat Tulane in State Rivalry Clash
In Baton Rouge on November 30 Louisiana State edged Tulane 41 to 27 before 45000 spectators. Don Fortier nearly turned the tide for Tulane with sharp passing and running, while LSU’s Y A Tittle and Ray Coates starred. Tittle threw three touchdown passes and Coates added two, backed by two long Jim Cason runs that set the tempo.
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Tennessee Vols Claim 7 6 Victory Over Vanderbilt
In Nashville on November 30, the Tennessee Vols edged Vanderbilt 7 to 6 in the fortieth rivalry game. A capacity crowd of 21,000 watched a tense, defense driven clash as Tennessee avoided two losses and prepared for the Orange Bowl. Baltisaris scored the touchdown and Mitchell added the extra point after a first quarter tally.
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Duke Cagers To Play In Madison Garden
Duke University basketball, last year’s Southern Conference champion, plans a 24 game schedule with possible 26 including 14 conference games. Highlights include January 9 at Madison Square Garden against NYU, a renewed series with Tennessee, and Temple in Philadelphia on January 11. Possible December Havana games with the Cuban government quint, December 21-22. Four returning starters lead the squad: Ed Koffenberger, Johnny Ward, Doug Rusbon, and Irving Gray.
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Rice Bears Baylor For Co-Champ Rating
Rice Owls defeated the Baylor Bears 38 to 0 before 20 000 fans to become co champions of the Southwest Conference with the Arkansas Razorbacks. The victory gave Rice five of six conference games and set up a Grand Bowl showdown with Tennessee in Miami on New Year’s Day. Tylor ended the season without a conference win.
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Oregon State Upsets Washington in Coast Grid Showdown
Oregon State beats Washington 31 to 13 in Portland as the Beavers snap a favored run by the Huskies, seizing second place in the Pacific Coast Conference standings. Beaver backfield shines to seal the upset in a decisive opening period burst.
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Trippi Leads Georgia To 35-7 Over Georgia Tech
Athens Georgia November 30 Charlie Trippi scored three touchdowns as Georgia defeated Georgia Tech 35-7 in the 41st rivalry game. Trippi and Rauch combined for 15 of 21 passes with two TDs to Rauch. Georgia finished with 263 rushing yards and 168 passing, while Tech had 169 on the ground and 115 in passing. The win secures Georgia a Sugar Bowl bid against North Carolina on January 1 in New Orleans.
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Palmer Holds Narrow Open Golf Lead At Dubsdread
Johnny Palmer of Badin North Carolina faltered early then steadied to retain a one stroke lead in the 10 000 open golf tournament after a 71 at Dubsdread Country Club bringing his 54 hole total to 204 Claude Harmon of Mamaroneck New York is closest at 205 Sam Snead of Hot Springs Virginia sits third at 206 as the final 18 holes looms with a crowded field and many challengers including Fred Haas Jr Bob Hamilton Harry Todd and Ed Oliver among others in the chase for the title
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Frisco Forty-Niners Clip Chicago 14 to 0
San Francisco Forty-Niners defeated the Chicago Rockets 14 to 0 to move into second place in the Western Division of the All America Conference. A crowd of about 12,000 watched in gloomy weather as two second period touchdowns capped the win and set up a showdown with the Los Angeles Dons next Saturday for the spot.
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Kings Beating Cage Game Prompts Cautionary Plea
Fragmentary report notes sharp scoring by players including an 80 point tally and seven free throws. The game featured a late push by King Sabees and a 54-38 lead by Ringok over Brital Pattan-Cratatte. Veterans of For g Seine held a 39-11 advantage at one point as the Tornado, coached by Grant sonnaRs, faced a tough midnight matchup.
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Georgia coaches' pay and football revenue reported
The state auditor disclosed Wallace Butts received 14748 from the University of Georgia last fiscal year, including 8168 as salary and 1749 subsistence for six months. Robert Lee Dodd of Georgia Tech earned 6400, with Georgia and Tech football producing substantial sums and notable cash balances and athletic expenditures.
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Marshall Cagers To Play Fine Sked In 28-Game Schedule
Marshall College announces a 28 game schedule with a midwestern tournament in Terre Haute Indiana December 26 to 28. The Big Green open against Kentucky Wesleyan at home and conclude March 3 against the University of Hawaii in Huntington. The slate features key dates with Morehead State Creighton Xavier Dayton Cincinnati Louisville Evansville and Illinois Wesleyan among others.
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McCray Praises Aides for William and Mary Title Run
William and Mary's coach R N McCray credited his staff for the Indians top scoring season 347 points in 10 games maintaining a flawless state record and clinching the big six title. Key assistants Dick Gallagher Marvin Bass Tom Power and Eric Tipton aided the offense while Jack Cloud led the receiving corps and Knox Ramsey anchored the defense. The team posted 3471 total yards 2206 rushing 1265 passing with 77 completions on 1464 attempts and 18 interceptions.
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W.V.U. Omits Doc Blanchard from All-Opponent Team
Morganstown Nov 30 Army and Kentucky lead with four players on the season all-opponent football team selected by West Virginia University. Glenn Davis was the only unanimous pick. Doc Blanchard miss ed the final fullback spot to Mandarino. Other selections include Henry Foldberg and Wallace Jones at ends, Washington Berni and Robert Plotz at tackles, Leo Yarutis and Arthur Gerometta as guards, Relph Pickelsimer center, Arnold Tucker quarterback, Don Phelps and Davis as halfbacks, and Mandarino at fullback with further contributors from Army Syracuse and Otterbein.
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Mustangs Outscores TCU 30-13 in Southwest finale
Southern Methodist Mustangs surged to a 30-13 victory over Texas Christian in the Southwest Conference finale. SMU cashed in on TCU miscues as long runs and booming passes powered a 23-point second period, securing a fourth straight win in a battle marked by fast scoring and strong offense.
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