Meadville Gridiron Star Leads Panthers Past Huskies 21-0
Duquesne wins a thriller as Brumbaugh delivers a clutch touchdown pass in the Orange Bowl. Henry McLemore reports from Miami where 17,000 fans witnessed Duquesne's decisive 12 to 0 fourth-quarter surge and a heroic late pass that sealed the game.
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Pitt Panthers Triumph In Meadville Bowl Showcase
Meadville’s Bill Daddie starred as Pitt routed Husky foes 44 to 0 in a New Year appearance. Attendance across seven bowls totaled 224000, with Rose Bowl drawing 87000 and others underwhelming. Officials urged safety and rule improvements after a season recording 28 football deaths. local and state game commission discussions covered licensing, hunting terms, and land acquisitions in Erie County.
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Pitt Triumphs 21-0 in Rose Bowl Thriller
Henry Super reports Pittsburgh ends Rose Bowl jinx with a 21-0 victory over Washington. Daddio Pittsburgh end intercepts a lateral and returns 65 yards for a key score as Frank Patrick La Rue and Goldberg drive the offense. Pitt, 87,000 watch, claims dominant ground attack and top players in a storied win.
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Steele In Easy Win Over Gorilla Jones in Milwaukee
Milwaukee January 2 predidie Steele, 24 year old from Tacoma, defended his middleweight title with a rapid 10 round decision over former champion Gorilla Jones. Steele used a stinging right to body and jaw, dropping Jones for a count of three in the seventh round before the bell stopped the assault.
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Pitt Panthers Rally Past Huskies in High-Scoring Clash
Pittsburgh overpowered Washington 248 rushing yards to 35, with Daddio breaking a 65-yard kickoff return for a score and multiple key plays. Washington stalled in the air, managing seven completions for 58 yards while Pitt dominated on the ground. Coach Jimmy Fhelan blamed critics for Pitt’s aggressive play as both teams planned sightseeing trips after the game.
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Clymer Dutchmen Break Streak In Overtime Win
Clymer’s rying Dutchmen halted Corry First Avenue Indies’ win streak with a 32 to 31 victory in the second overtime on St Edward’s court. Wiggers, Clymer guard, banked in a long shot at the final whistle to seal it. In the opener, War ren Caddies beat Corry Hornets 42 to 10.
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Rod and Gun Club to Elect Officers in Corry
Corry Rod and Gun Club members will meet next Monday evening for the annual election of officers. The meeting is scheduled for 7 o clock and all members are requested to attend.
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Eastern Stars Beat West 8 0 in Shrine Game Frisco
In San Francisco on New Year’s Day, Eastern stars led by Princeton’s Ken Sandbach win 8 to 0 over the West in the East-West Shrine charity game before about 40,000. Kelley’s reception set up the winning 3-point field goal in the third period as Sandbach’s boot sealed the victory for the Eastern squad benefiting the Surm ers Home for Crippled Children.
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Texas Christian Defeats Marquette In Cotton Bowl War
Texas Christian beat Marquette 16 to 6 in the Cotton Bowl as Sammy Baugh and Ray Bulvid failed to ignite the aerial duel. Baugh relied less on passing while Marquette’s star passer was stymied by TCU’s quick defense in Dallas.
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Santa Clara Upsets LSU in Sugar Bowl Thriller
Santa Clara club from San Jane California defeated Louisiana State 24 to 21 in a Sugar Bowl upset. Coach Buck Shaw credited choosing an open game to exploit LSU’s defense as the Broncos toppled the previously unbeaten Tigers.
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High Quintet Seeks Seventh Straight Here
Heavy favorites Corry's Beavers host Youngsville High's quintet on the junior high floor tonight with an 18 event at 7:15. Coach Ries Byler's squad practiced thoroughly, while Youngsville has yet to win a game this season, likely prompting use of reserves. Probable starters for Corry include Pos and Woods with multiple guards and forwards listed.
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Pittsburgh to Welcome Rose Bowl Winners Fans Pack Streets
Pittsburgh students plan a victory celebration for Pitt Panthers returning from the Rose Bowl with the football team’s 13 to 12 win over Mississippi State. Classes may be suspended as a parade leads the celebration, with a similar welcome planned at Duquesne University citing the Orange Bowl upset.
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