Santa Clara Narrowly Defeats Louisiana State in Sloppy Sugar Bowl
In a rain soaked Sugar Bowl at New Orleans Santa Clara Broncos beat Louisiana State 6 to 0 before about 40 000 fans. Jim Coughlin scored the only points on a second quarter slant pass from Bruno Pellegrini after a long pass to Ray McCarthy set up the drive. The field conditions hindered both offenses as LSU failed to cash in on chances throughout the opening period.
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Jana Gumbo
New Orleans Sugar
Santa Clara
Louisiana State
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Far West
Jim Coughlin
Bruno” Pellegrini
Tiger
Orleans
INS
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Stripe
Pelegrini
Ray McCarthy
Jim Smith
Rohm
Kavanaugh
Louisianas State
Au Ie
Gilbert
Gunther
Morton Beore
Bante Ciath
Pesesesaneaee
BR. BU
Cee
Couehlin
Tateree
Ervin
Drake
G. Conion
Mary's
Battier Tacley
California Bears 13 Alabama 0 in Rose Bowl defeat
California defeats Alabama 13 to 0 in the Rose Bowl before 90 000 in Pasadena. Vic Bottari scores both touchdowns as California’s balanced team overcomes Alabama with superior defense and a string of breaks and fumbles.
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Dixie
Golden Bears
Vic Botarri
Bears
California
Sugar Bowl Thriller Ends in LSU Sugar Loss to Santa Clara
A rough aired Sugar Bowl clash ends with Santa Clara beating LSU 6 0 in a gagged affair. Key moments include Rohm to Milner on a drive that nearly crossed, and Milner being halted near the goal line on a late fake kick. The Broncos’ line dominated while LSU repeatedly attacked through the air due to the slick field.
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Orville Hanners
Santa Clara
Pinky” Rohm
Cotton
Dougherty and Wolff
Tigers
Bronco
Milner
Sugar Bowl Track Meet To Feature Top National Stars
An array of nation's track stars including champions will compete Sunday in the Sugar Bowl meet in New Orleans. The event caps a week of sports with ceremonies echoing the Olympic Games. Glenn Cunningham will take the athletes oath as the meet opens and he and Archie San Romani, noted for last year's mile duel, are slated to race in their specialties.
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New Orleans
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Cunningham
Archie San Romani
San Romani
All Star East West game ends in scoreless tie at Kezar Stadium
San Francisco 60 000 fans watched the Shrine East West charity football game end in a scoreless stalemate. Dwight Sloan and George Karamatic sparked late West threat but were halted by strong Western defense. Notable names like Honey Hackney Corby Davis Cecil Isbell and Al Barbarisky featured for the East.
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San Francisco
Shrine
Mississippi
Dwight Sloan
Arkansas
Sloan
George Karamatic
Gonzaga
Karamatic
Ralph Wolfe
Ohio State
al Barbarisky
Fordham
Big al
Honey Hackney
Duke
Corby Davis
Indiana
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Davis
Babe Hollingberry
Biff Jones
West
Mickey Parks
Oklahoma
Gopher Basketball Team Defeated by George Washington
In Washington George Washington University defeated Minnesota 35 to 27 before 4 000 fans. Led by center Jack Butterworth the Colonials opened 6-0 and led the whole game. Bob Faris led GW with 13 points as the Gophers never took the lead despite a 25 all tie.
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Washington
George Washington University
Minnesota University
Jack Butterworth
Colonials
Gophers
Bob Faris
George Washington
Scattered College Football And Basketball Scores
A mixed set of scores from college football and basketball: Alabama 13 California 6 and Rice 28 Colorado 14 in football. Florida All-Stars 6 and LSU 0. Georgia Military 13. Santa Clara 6. West Virginia 7. East 6. Texas Tech 6. Basketball results include Marquette 36 Iowa U 23. Penn State 43 Western Reserve 34. Nebraska 43 Niagara 37. Michigan State 48 Case 34. Loyola 34 Carnegie Tech 25. Buffalo? Butler 38.
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California
Michigan State
Auburn
Rice
Colorado
West Virginia
Texas Tech
East
West
Florida All-Stars
Georgia Military College
Santa Clara
Louisiana State
Marquette
Iowa U
Penn State
Western Reserve
Nebraska
Niagara
Michigan
Toledo
George Washington
Minnesota
Case
Loyola
Carnegie Tech
Ciacanatl
Butler
Rose Bowl Fans Rioting Over Goal Posts
In Pasadena California after Cal beat Alabama 13 to 0 about 1 000 fans charged the north goal posts as police rushed in to stop the disturbance. The crowd shook the steel poles and three youths swayed from the crossbar while authorities urged restraint.
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Pasadena
Calif
California
Alabama
Guldahl Names Cooper No 1 Pro Golfer for 1943
In Coral Gables Ralph Guldahl nominated Harry Cooper of Chicago as America's No 1 professional golfer for the second year running. The top ten list includes Henry Picard Sam Snead Byron Nelson Denny Shute Horton Smith Jimmy Thomson Jimmy Hines John Revolta Ed Dudley.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Harry Cooper
Chicago
America
Ralph Guldahl
Henry Picard
Sam Snead
Byron Nelson
Denny Shute
Horton Smith
Jimmy Thomson
Jimmy Hines
John Revolta
Ed Dudley
Michigan State Five Beats Case in Low-Scoring Clash
Michigan State's balanced lineup defeated Case Cleveland 48 to 34 before 1 000 fans in East Lansing. Three Spartans scored ten points each, two others added eight, Weiss of Case led with twelve points on four field goals and four free throws.
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Michigan State
Case of
Cleveland
Spartans
Weiss
Caseguard
Red Peppers Forecasts for Sports in the Year Ahead
The piece predicts a Big Ten basketball title race among Minnesota, Illinois, and Purdue, with Iowa aiming to break even. It foresees boxing bouts including Farr vs Braddock and Louis vs Mann, a major league player deal likely involving the Cubs, and potential baseball restructurings with Davenport, Cedar Rapids, and Des Moines. Minnesota projected as Big Ten football power, Iowa to improve. other highlights include Schmeling vs Louis at Soldier Field and shifts in managers Vitt and McKechnie.
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Hinois
Purdue
Iowa
Tommy Farr
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
Nate Mann
Max Schmeling
Louis
Chicago Cubs
Bill Jurges
Bill Lee
Paul Dean
Dizzy
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
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Moline
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Decatur
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Sioux City
Nebraska
Cap Crossley
Raiders
Louis Schmeling
Soldier Field
Chicago
Schmeling
Germany
Berlin
Yankees
Pittsburgh
Joe Medwick
Lou Fette
Jim Turner
Boston Bees
Hawks
Marquette Routs Iowa In Milwaukee Basketball Game
Marquette University defeated the University of Iowa 36 to 23 before 1,500 fans in Milwaukee. Hesik led Marquette with nine points while Drees and Stephens tied for Iowa with six each as the lead swung early before Marquette pulled away after halftime.
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Wis
Marquette University
University of Iiona
Marquette
Iowa
Hesik
Drees
Stephens
Barefist Fighter Billy Hearnden Dies at 76 in England
William Richard Hearnden known as Billy Bunker died New Year’s Eve at 76. A noted barefist prizefighter, he fought many famous boxers, toured Britain and the continent with a trained boxing kangaroo, and later became a popular Methodist preacher across England.
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William Richard Hearnden
Billy Bunker
Hearnden
Britain
Continent
England
Stanford Star Hank Luisetti Sets Scoring Record
Angelo Hank Luisetti, senior forward for Stanford, broke the intercollegiate scoring mark by scoring 50 points as Stanford defeated Duquesne 92 to 27 before 8100 fans at Municipal Auditorium.
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Angelo
Hank” Luisetti
Stanford University
Stanford
Duquesne University
Municipal Auditorium
Rice Downs Colorado 28 to 14 in Cotton Bowl clash
Rice Institute rode a fast offense and stout line to defeat the University of Colorado 28 to 14 before 38 000 fans in Dallas. Byron White passed for a score and had a 47 yard interception return, but Rice answered with multiple drives led by Lain Cordill and Schuehle and finished strong in the second and third periods.
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Rice Institute
Byron “Whizzer” White
University of Colorado
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Ernie Lain
Lam
Tom Vickers
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Ollie Cordill
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Charlie Moore
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Steen
Stanford Cage Captain Luisetti Quits Athletic Career
Cleveland AP Stanfor d U captain Hank Luisetti declares no more basketball after graduation He set a three year college scoring record with 826 points and plans a June move to California for a job in economics He does not plan to turn professional or coach after the trip with the Cardinals to Duquesne in the final stop of the tour.
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Angelo “Hank
Luisetti
Stanford University
Robert H. Meaney
Leigha
Californias
Hank
Cardinals
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Stata
Tide Blamed for Fumbles in California Clash
California defeats Alabama as Mosley fumbles twice and Herwig saves the Tide from further scoring. Meek Chapman and Anderson lead the Bear attack while Bottari breaks loose for two long runs.
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Perry Schwartz
California
Crimson Lads
Dave Anderson
Herwig
Berkeley Blue
Charley
Chuck) Holm
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Johnny Meek
Chapman
Anderson
Bottari
Alabama
Joe Kilgrew
Husker Court Five Upsets Niagara Univ
Nebraska defeats Niagara 43 to 37 in Buffalo as Paul Amen and Robert Parsons spark a second half rally. Ebaugh adds 11 for the Cornhuskers after a slow start, with the halftime score Niagara 17 Nebraska 15.
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Niagara University
Paul Amen
Robert Parsons
Cornhuskers
Amen
Niagara
Floyd Ebaugh
Ebaugh
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