Trojans line stacks up with Dukes in Rose Bowl report
United Press reports Southern California and Duke field stout lines for the Rose Bowl. USC’s defense is strong but Duke has not allowed a point all season, with linemen Kreuger Stoecker Smith and captain McNeil highlighted among the standout players. Additional notes include Oklahoma planning an 81-man squad for the meeting with Tennessee and Carnegie Tech expecting Jack Lee to start in the Sugar Bowl after a shoulder injury.
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Basketball Scores From the Week
Michigan 42 Cornell 27 Portland 56 Denver 42 Paquesne 4 Davis and Wilkins 27 Notre Dame 48 Northwestern U. Santa California 85 Purdue 20 Washington 43 Ohio State 41 University games reported with several close finishes and high scoring bouts.
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Sheboygan Redskins End Slump With Big Win
In Warren, the Sheboygan Redskins of the National Professional Basketball League defeated Waren Penns 93 to 24 to snap a three game losing streak.
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Raymonds top Franz to spark open City League race
The Raymonds defeated Franz Furniture 44 to 35 as Aeros beat Cony Jaimestown 24 to 16 on the Junior High floor. Ken Jackson led Raymonds with 14 points, Don DeJenn 11, Al Pileva ge 10, while Carl Fiten and George Wrane sparked the losers with 14 and 13. Raymonds led 25 to 18 at halftime.
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T C U Believes Tech Inferior In Passing
Tex Christian coach Leo Dutch Meyer disputes reports that Carnegie Tech planned to beat D C 1 in the Sugar Bowl with a strong passing game. Meyer cautions that Tech ends could bash in and that O'Brien’s center play would yard in on any defense.
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Von Cramm Retiring From Competition
United Press reports German tennis star Gottfried von Cramm will retire from tournament play. Don Budge said von Cramm’s retirement will affect the Davis Cup and predicted Australia remain the U S rival for the next international trophy season.
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Mack Seeks One More Yankee Broadcast for 1930s Great Nine
On his 7th birthday anniversary Mack Chenelius McGimt cuddy expresses desire for one more Yankee game broadcast. He hints retirement but says he feels healthy and still loves baseball while traveling with the Axim. Colonel Ruppert confirms all home games will be broadcast next season though sponsor and network are undecided.
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Duke Gridders Travel to Paradena for Hoge Bowl
Duke Blue Devils, led by Coach Wallace Wade, began their trip to Paradena for the Hoge Bowl. The squad stopped in Lubbock for a brisk workout on Texas Tech field, showing strong passing, rushing, blocking, and kicking as they traveled like seasoned veterans.
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Bears Triumph Over Alumni 26-22
High team edged the Alumni 26 to 22 in a tense contest. A late drive by Alumni fell short as the Bears secured the win at home.
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Tennessee Cyclone of Colds Threatens Orange Bowl Run
Knoxville Tenn Dec 23 An epidemic of colds hit the Southeastern Conference champions and threatened their Orange Bowl bid against Oklahoma. Star halfback George Catego and eight teammates missed practice. several players, including Tackles Shires and Mellon and Guards Suffridge, were sidelined from the scrimmage.
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Millcreek Upsets Albion to End 11-Game Streak
Albion High saw its 11 game winning streak across league and Independent play end as Millcreek, led by Willis, won 28 to 24. Lawrence Parjer matched Millcreek with a 36 to 21 edge for Millcreek, while Waterford beat Warburg in OT 31 to 29. North East defeated Girard 27 to 20 and Wesleyville beat Exjduboro 16 to 1.
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