Southern California Triumphs Over Tulane In Rose Bowl Clash
In the Rose Bowl title game Southern California defeated Tulane 21 to 12. Ernie Pinckert and Glover fueled Trojan rallies with key runs and plays as USC claimed the national crown, despite Tulane outgaining the Trojans in yards and first downs.
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Pinckert Stars as Trojans Defeat Tulane 21 12
Pinckert leads the Trojans to a 21 12 victory over Tulane as Westerners prepare to face Mayville Merchants in a Sunday 2 30 PM game. Company A drops 32 21 to a strong North East quintet in prior action. Mayville Merchants, with Cameron and other stars, expected strong lineup for the matchup. The Merchants previously battled Knights of Columbus at St Hdiward's and hope for a reversal in the ID3L 3Y series opener. A 2 80 PM preliminary is planned.
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Today’s Sports Parade by Sidney B Whipple
Sid Whipple looks ahead to a busy sports year with Olympic plans at Lake Placid and Los Angeles optimism, Notre Dame in focus, and debates over finances and promotion. The column touches on baseball, football, and boxing while noting McLemore’s absence and an eight-bout Rose Bowl link with Southern California.
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Hinkle Stars as East Cops Charity Game
East defeats West 6-0 in a New Year’s Day charity contest at Keane Stadium before about 60,000. Purdue’s Jim Purvis scored the lone touchdown in the opening period, while Clark Tinkham and others contributed late efforts as the East claimed its third victory in seven meetings. Weather and field conditions limited a fuller Western display despite strong runs and pivotal punt changes.
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Boxing Comes To The Front At Many Colleges
Five Tri State colleges including Carnegie Tech, Duquesne, and Pitt plan a end of season boxing tournament. West Allegheny and others expected to join. Officials indicate intercollegiate competition will drive plans for a varsity boxing season, with potential women’s boxing discussed for the future.
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Soldiers Fall to North East Alumni in Armory Clash
North East Alumni defeated Company A 82 to 21 at the State Armory Friday night. The visitors pulled away in the third and fourth periods as J Reid and Masonia each hit three field goals in the closing quarters. The Soldiers stayed close early, matching paint with the guests in the opening halves before a sharp shooting run widened the gap.
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Schein and Hecht Capture Net Titles
Harold Schein of Newark and Musk Huehl of the University of Pennsylvania won national boys and junior indoor tennis titles in Baltimore. Schein defeated Gilbert Hunt 6-1 in the final. Hecht beat E Ramey Donovan 7-5 6-0. Frank Kaufman and George B Dunn won the boys doubles 6-4 6-2 against Hunt and Lyman Crossmen.
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Thorpe Praises USC Power Plays In Rose Bowl Victory
Jim Thorpe lauds USC for beating Tulane 21 to 12 in the Rose Bowl. He compliments Mommie Pinckett as the best on the field, notes Tulane’s Jeezy Dalrymple and USC centers Stan Williamson and Lodrigie Nayed, and calls the game among the finest he has seen.
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Ramblers Triumph 38 28 Over Jamestown Quintet
Kinney led the Ramblers with sixteen points and Crim added significant scoring as the Ford A. C. five fell to the Ramblers 38 to 28 at the State Armory. Jamestown briefly led in the second quarter but the Ramblers pulled away, Kinney and Crim carrying most of the offense.
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Bowling Scores Corry Jamestown and Keister’s Cup Meet
Bowling scores shown for Corry Jamestown and Keister’s Cut Rate, listing player by player totals and decimals. Burr tops with 844, Owens 489, Jag 478, Bjookquist 563, Keister 480, Bal 2495 in combined team totals.
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Jarfee Again Wins Feature Ice Event in New York
Irving Taftee of New York won the feature ice event at the Middle Atlantic speed skating championships in Albany yesterday with a 9:27 time amid cautious positioning on poor ice. Detroit’s Charlie Dalpier and Eddie Wedge placed second and third. Ian Pouts of Brooklyn took the 40 yard dash in 36.5 seconds. New York pair Wisle Muller and Lillian Gorka tied for the women’s mid yard race. Lloyd Gunther of Detroit clocked 18.5 in the 220 yard event, nearly matching the world record.
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Yankees Announce Spring Training Start Date
In a brief notice from NWW Fork June 2, spring camp opens February 22 at Bellearburgs with pitchers and catchers reporting first. Other players join February 9 as Babe Ruth and Dave Gobuiz have not yet signed contracts.
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