Top college teams tighten race as unbeaten list stays tight
Kentucky edged Temple 45 44 to stay unbeaten and lead a quartet of clear contenders. St John s Brooklyn overwhelmed Dartmouth 53 38 to extend its win streak to seven. Iowa crushed Michigan State 66 29 and Muhlenberg beat Pennsylvania 42 38 to push their own runs to six and nine straight. Ohio State beat Michigan 44 41 in OT to end the Wolverines eight game run.
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Alex Groza
Redmen
Dick Ives
Hawkeyes
Allentown
Stright
Quakers
Ohio State
Michigan
St. John's
City College New York
Panzer
Tennessee
Ohio University
New York University
Colgate
Odds favor Trojans as Rose Bowl kickoff approaches
Pasadena notes Tennesse enters Rose Bowl underdogs by 17 points amid expectations USC will rout the Volunteers before 91,000 fans. USC coach Jeff Cravath laments long odds while Tennessee coach Charles Barnhill insists psychology cannot win a game.
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Texas Christian stock skids then recovers for Cotton Bowl
Texas Christian University the Horned Frogs face Oklahoma A&M in the Cotton Bowl as underdog champions with key players ill or hurt. Starting lineup details and injuries affect projections as TCUs long Cotton Bowl streak continues amid uncertain conditions.
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College Scores Over Weekend
Weekend college scores from the Associated Press show scattered results across regions. Notable results include East Kentucky 45 Temple 44 and Duke 28 Camp Lejeune 24, Midwest Notre Dame 49 Purdue 47, West Washington 78 Gonzaga ? .
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Power by Duke Against Alabama Passes Sugar Bowl Hope
NEW ORLEANS AP Its Alabama air attack versus the Duke Blue Devils power marks the eleventh Sugar Bowl. A 70000 sellout with 25000 guest tickets for service members sets the stage as Alabama relies on freshman Harry Gilmer and newcomer Lowell Tew to challenge two touchdown favorites Duke.
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Alabama
Duke Blue Devils
Bama Crimson Tide
Blue Devils
Pearl Harbor
Duke
Harry Gilmer
Lowell Tew
Duke Alabame
Ce Jones Hardison
Crowder
Harry Sseseeresse
MeGanveliia
Wpeeee Morrow
Gilmer
Shriners Prepare for Air Attacks in Stars Fray
Star studded East West Shrine game at Kezar Stadium features UCLA QB Bob Waterfield directing aerials for the West. East stars include Ohio State’s Horvath and WVU’s Walthall, with a split tackle lineup and first use of the T formation alongside the single wingback. Anticipated crowd reaches 60,000 in San Francisco.
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Les Horvath
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Jimmy Walthall
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Earl Girard
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Cc Kulbirski
Kennnedy
Tech’s Odds Drop as Frnka Questions Pass Game
In Miami the Orange Bowl crowd gathers as Tulsa coach Henry Frnka questions Georgia Tech’s aerial attack while experts still favor Tech to win. Frnka notes Tech’s strong passing and running game, despite shifting odds that had Tulsa as underdogs earlier.
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Not Much Luck for 1945 Sports Outlook
A wartime 1945 sports column predicts limited changes across major leagues and college games. Horse racing faces government ban while betting shifts to Canada and Mexico. Basketball shows resilience with Iowa and Big Ten schools thriving. football waits as gasoline limits persist. Local prep sports and minor leagues hinge on fuel availability, with a broader sports boom possible once restrictions ease.
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Mexico
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Warriors defeat Eighth AAF in Tea Bowl 13 to 0
London, U S air service command staged a New Year celebration as the Warriors beat the Eighth Air Force Shuttle Raiders 13 to 0 in the Tea Bowl before 12 000 service members. Cpl Henry Piper sparked the clincher with a late 10 minute scoring drive culminating in a goal line TD to Leonard Arcott. Joe George added a 17 yard run to set up another score with Piper punching in again. Sgt Dick Woodring kicked the first extra point but missed the second.
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U. S. Air Service Command
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Eighth Air Force Shuttle Raiders
Cpl
Henry Piper
University of Detroit Star
Pfc
Leonard Arcott
New Haven
Conn
Joe George
Orchard
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Piper
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Dick Woodring
Texas A. & M
Amarillo
Texas
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Tuskegee Favored Over Tennessee State In Vulcan Bowl
Tuskegee Institute enters as a slight favorite against Tennessee State as the two Negro schools meet in Birmingham Alabama for the fourth annual Vulcan Bowl. About 5000 fans are expected to attend.
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Ala
Tuskegee Institute
Tennessee State
Roosevelt Leads Cedar Rapids Prep Cagers in December Scramble
Cedar Rapids high school boys basketball sees Roosevelt move to first with a 32 to 30 win over Franklin as Wilson beats Franklin 25 to 20 and McKinley defeats Wilson 45 to 22. Davenport leads the Mississippi Valley standings with three straight wins while Kremer of Dubuque tops scoring with 49 points.
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Franklin
Thunderbolts
McKinley
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Roosevelt
Franklin Crew
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Roughriders
Ramblers
Lloyd Goettel
Iowa City
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Davenport
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Varger
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Pumas Expect Tough Sun Bowl Handoff Against Southwestern
The University of Mexico Pumas, rosters averaging 165 pounds, face Southwestern University in the Sun Bowl in El Paso. Coach Bernard A Hoban says the team is in top condition despite travel and believes they may surprise the opposition.
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Texas
INS
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Pumas
Southwestern University
Bernard A. Hoban
Hoban
Burns and Allen Move to New Radio Time
George Burns and Gracie Allen shift to a new time starting January 1 on WMT at 7 30 PM for Monday night fun. Guest star Charles Boyer joins the Lux Radio Theater lead in a lively broadcast.
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Gracie Allen
Lux Radio Theater
Charles Boyer
WMT
Radio Kirkwood Premieres Tonight with Lombardo Programs
Radio Kirkwood presents premier broadcasts tonight featuring Lombardo programs as part of a new station lineup. The schedule highlights musical acts and scheduled segments to attract listeners.
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Lombardo
Radio Schedule Shows New Shows and Star Power for Week
NADINE SUBOTNIK reports CBS WMT and NBC WHO listings. The Jack Kirkwood Show debuts on weekdays 6 to 615 PM with Kirkwood Leigh Gray and vocalists McKeon and Reid under Irving Miller. Guy Lombardo premieres 9 PM on Blue and KXEL with medleys. Burns Allen move to Sinatra spot at 730 with von Zell substituting for Goodwin. Football bowls include Georgia Tech Tulsa Orange Cotton Sugar Rose and East-West all-star games. Wheeler and Harding segments along with Kreisler The Telephone Hour and Information Please also listed.
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Jack Kirkwood
Guy Lombardo
George Burns
Gracie Allen
CBS
WMT
Comedian Kirkwood
Lillian Leigh
Stooge
Billy Gray
Jean McKeon
Don Reid
Irving Miller
Blue
KXEL
Guy
Jean Tighe
Pia
Dsi
Moyal Wannuiano
Burns and Allen
Frank Sinatra
Harry von Zell
Bill Goodwin
Charles Boyer
Georgia Tech
Howard Barlow
Screen Guild Sooo
Percy Faith Veree
Hour by Hour Radio Schedule January First 1915
A dense listing of station time blocks for WMT WGN WHO KXEL and others detailing programs from 6 p.m. to 12 p.m. plus daily and Sunday lineups, with names like Jack Kirkne, Hedda Hopper, Ted Major, Lum and Abner, and the Higgins Boys. Includes a lengthy daily flow of shows, news segments, and special features across multiple stations.
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Jack Kirkne
WGN
Bradley Nale Staongere
Hedda Hopp
KXEL
Holber
Kxel Spotlight
WMT Screen_ Guild
Percy Faith
WGN News
NCL
Guy Lombard
Neighbors
Hugh Muncy
Ship of Joy Club
Pietsch'n Hou
Almnanac
Fon
Kleen Maid Newa
United Nations News
World News
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Jemima
Higgins
Sardi’s
Sseervee -Cat
Percy B. Crawford
Nes
Gil Martyn
Loja Long
Bet
Glamour Manor
Tha Nawa
War Journal
Rath
Groes
George Hicks
Covene Oudgay
Finchville Farm
Sammy Kaye
Ava Johnson
Metropolitan Opera
Dfon
Char
Greenwood
Jubiles Singers
Barrymore
Mualquit
Tday
Mary Small Revue
Metropolitan Opera Presents
Sun
Hop Harrigan
sMfon
Terry and the Pirates
Radio Hall of Fame
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Afon
Grain Belt Rangers
The
Higgins Boys
S.luesday Christian Science Church
Drew Pearson
H. R. Gross
Newa
Don Gardiner
Leland Stowe
Soveve
Seaweees Sungay
Eye-Witness News
Ted Malone
Leon Decker
Greenfield Village Choir
Lum
Abner
Thura
Dorothy Thompson
Alan Young
Boston ‘Symphony
Joe E
Walter Winchell
Jimmy Fidler
Guy Lombardo
Fred Waring
Earl Godwin
Life of Riley
Jim Day
Sqram
H. R. Gros
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KXLL
Helen Trent
Mary Miles
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Dick Baker
Johnny Bette
Lindlahr
Lora Lawton
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Grant
Terry
Owen
WGN Melodies
Paula Stone
Finchville
Pattson
KNEL
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WROQ
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Foster
KXCL
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WMT Horizon
Jane Cow
Chita
Marty
Be Malone
Jenny Won
Owen Ouse
David Harum
Jack Berch
Bach Ohila
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Judy
Heatter
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Mary Mari
Teno
Mo Perkins
Youngs
Ida Allen Kel
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Goldberss
Lorenzo Jones
Judy & Jane Exel
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Widder Bro
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