Sensational New Year football games pack bowls
Stanford upset Nebraska 21-13 in the Rose Bowl as 90,000 fans watched in Pasadena. Tennessee and Boston College played to a tight Sugar Bowl standoff until Charlie O Rourke’s 24 yard TD run sealed a late Eagle victory. Texas A&M beat Fordham 13-12 in the Cotton Bowl as Marion Pugh and Earl Smith sparked a late rally. Mississippi State blocked a kick for a first half TD in the Orange Bowl at Miami while Western Reserve and Tempe Teachers provided late drama in the Sun Bowl at Tempe. Freshman stars highlighted Honolulu’s Pineapple Bowl with Hawaii losing 3-0 to Cal.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Stanford
Boston College
Nebraska
Big Cornhuskers
Pasadena
New Orleans
Tennessee Volunteers
Boston Eagles
Titans
Charlie O'Rourke
Texas Aggies
Fordham
Mississippi State
Georgetown
Western Reserve
Tempe
Ariz
Teachers
Charles Taylor
Pete Kmetovich
Huskers
Tennessee
Eagles
O'Rourke
Miami
Dallas
Texais A. & M
Marion Pugh
Earl
Bama) Smith
John Kimbrough
Rams
Pugh
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Paul Christman
Missouri
San Francisco
Jimmy Johnson
Santa Clara
el Paso
Tex
Hascall Henshaw
Redcats
Arizonans
Fresho
Calif
Honolulu
Hawaii
Sports Satire by Eddie Brietz Highlights Bowl Winners
Eddie Brietz mocks sports figures in New York commentary. Gonzaga University allegedly de-emphasized football and pressed its agent by selling articles for 500 dollars each while taking more orders. An editor of a famous baseball book notes Jimmy Wilson has no managerial ambitions.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Pal
Gonzaga University
Washington
Jimmy
Wilson
Bowl News Roundup Highlights Surprises and Predictions
Nebraska and Tennessee faced tough outcomes while Fordham impressed against Texas A&M with Kim Brough noted. A late Nebraska goal line stand stifled Stanford, and Boston Mayor Tobin’s bold BC victory wager seems off as Eagles prevailed. Tennessee bowls may face tough rest of slate.
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Nebraska
Tennessee
Fordham
Aggies
Kimbrough
Stanford
Tobin
Boston
Boston College
Eagles
Jockey Walter Taylor and Folka Speech In North Carolina
A humorous remark imagines Jockey Walter Taylor speaking in the speech of colored folk in North Carolina. The imagined line asks what attracts others to his pace and performance, reflecting dialect humor of the era.
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Walter Taylor
North Carolina
Notable boxing and sports notes from midyear updates
Billy Conn plans two tune up fights before facing Joe Louis in June. Red Dutton secured a 130000 Canadian government contract for Ottawa airport work. Lou Ambers returns from Hot Springs to begin welterweight training. Bob Feller seeks a 200 dollar per day speaking tour while Vic Hanson applies for Harvard end coach and Crimson basketball duties.
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Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Red Dutton
New York
Ottawa
Lou Ambers
Hot Springs
Bob Fellers
Vic Hanson
Syracuse
Wes Fesler
Harvard
Vic
Crimson Basketeers
Bump Hadley Sides with Giants Amid Yankee Sale Debate
A revised sports note recounts Bump Hadley involved as the Yankees reportedly moved a veteran pitcher toward the Giants, illustrating a controversial trade or transfer decision. The piece hints at lingering goodwill and a friendly attitude surrounding Hadley amid the maneuver.
Cronin Says Dodgers Have About 21 Pitchers in System
Joe Cronin states the roster includes roughly 21 pitchers. The remark prompts Butch to confirm the count as the team builds its pitching depth.
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Joe Cronin
Butch
Christmas Visit Recap in Lawrence County Area
Local social notes recount Christmas visit exchanges among residents of Lawrence County and nearby towns. Eddy Owens is reported very ill with the flu while other families including Sparks, Cross, Gray and Wiley cohorts celebrate.
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Eddy Owens
F. H. Sparks
Lee Sparks
New Market
Tenn
Lester E. Cross
James McCulloch
Lois
Jean
Dennis Wiley
Virgie
Clara Gray
Lois Wiley
Hartselle
Decatur
Falkville
James R. Gray
Pleasant Hill
Minor Praytor
Albert Gray
James Gray
Dorothy McCleskey
Bernard
Rocky Ford
Hudard Lowery
Changing interest from day to day in Decatur Daily Want Ads
A brief nondescript line invites readers to monitor the Decatur Daily Want Ads for shifting interest and updated listings, implying daily changes in items, services, and opportunities.
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Decatur Daily
Texas Ranger Wins Inaugural Quail Championship
A Texas Ranger hailed from Texas to win the $1,000 inaugural quail championship of the Southern Field Trial Club in Albany Georgia. He staged four clean finds to total 11 coveys in three days beating rivals including Lester's Enjoy and The Strike earned second place with five finds. President Trammell Scott announced the event a notable start as 118 coveys were found, with derby and all-age stakes set for today.
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Albany
Texas
Texas Ranger
Wildfair
Southern Field Trial Club
Lester
Wahoo
Dr. R
Birmingham
Ala
Ranger
D. M. McDaniel
Houston
Tex
Tardella
Lucky Strike
Gerald Livingston
New York
Quitman
Spunky Creek Coin
Pointer
B. J. Shaffer
Hutchinson
Kas
Surracho
Frank Miller
Bradford
Trammell Scott
Field Trial Club
South Georgia
Aggies edge Rams 13 12 in Cotton Bowl thriller
In a dramatic Cotton Bowl clash Fordham Rams rally to lead 6 0 at halftime but Texas A&M comes back to win 13 12. Jarrin John Kimbrough reportedly receives a $37500 pro offer but says no contract yet. Jim Blumenstock stars for Fordham with two touchdowns and a late muff on the conversion try looms large.
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Felix R. McKnight
Dallas
Texas Aggies
Fordham
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
Southwest Conference
Dan D. Rogers
Cotton Bowl Group
Aggies
Jarrin
John Kimbrough
Jarrin’ John
Douglas Hertz
New York Yankees
John
Kimbrough
Jim Blumenstock
Rams
Stanford Triumphs Over Nebraska In Rose Bowl Thriller
Stanford defeats Nebraska 21 13 to claim Rose Bowl title and cap a remarkable comeback under coach Clark Shaughnessy. The Indians gain 254 yards to Nebraska’s 85 with 14 first downs to 9 and surge on both ground and aerial plays.
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Cornhuskers
Coast Champs
Stanford
Mike Francis
Hugh Gallarneau
Nebraskans
Herman Rohrig
Allen Zikmund
Gallarneau
Frank Albert
Albert
Stanfords
Pete Kmetovic
Nebraska
Kmetovic
Indians
Morris Brown Claims National Negro Football Championship
Morris Brown of Atlanta declared the national Negro football championship claimant after a 19 to 3 postseason victory over Wilberforce University. About 8,000 spectators watched the smooth, geared Morris Brown machine dominate from start to finish in the inaugural Steel Bowl.
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Birmingham
Alila
Morris Brown
Atlanta
Wilberforce University
Wilberforce
Help Wanted Ad Says K Now Brief and Clear
Brief help wanted notice crafted to tell readers about K needs with concise wording. The ad emphasizes urgency and direct assistance, guiding applicants on how to respond quickly and efficiently.
Cabinet to Convene Winter Meeting in Evergreen
Bishop J. Lloyd Decell presiding head of the Alabama conference of the Methodist church will convene his winter cabinet meeting in Evergreen, Ala. The bishop today met in Montgomery with Dr. D. B. Slaughter, Montgomery district superintendent. The seven district superintendents form the cabinet.
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Evergreen
Ala
J. Lloyd Decell
Alabama Conference
The
Methodist Church
Montgomery
D. B. Slaughter
Alabama
Hoyas Fall to Mississippi State in Bowl With Bumper IFS
Mississippi State defeated Georgetown 14 to 7 before 35 101 fans in the Orange Bowl. Key moments included a Has been hurt Koshlap concussion and several penalties that influenced the outcome. Georgetown outgained the Maroons in rushing and passing despite the loss.
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Miami
Fla
Mississippi State
Maroons
Buto Georgetown
Hoyas
Allyn McKeen
Tennessee
Georgetown
Julie Koshlap
Hunter Corbern
John Tripson
Billy Jefferson
Jefferson
Georgetowns
Kosh
Jim Castiglia
Koshlap
Ben Balvin
Art Lemke
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle lists across and down clues with definitions and wordplay for a newspaper crossword grid. Includes multiple language hints, abbreviations, and spellings, with clues like Fairy, Father, Regret, War god, and Governor of departure Algiers.
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Adam
Finance Plan Approved Aims to Curb Inflation and Rebuild Budget
Washington reports early congressional approval for a broad monetary program from Federal Reserve officials. It proposes reserving more deposits, limiting bank lending, curbing presidential power over the dollar’s gold content, repealing greenback issuance, neutralizing imported gold, selling bonds to the public, and eventually balancing the federal budget. Senators King and Adams praised key provisions and called for removing presidential control over gold policy.
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Washington, Jan
Federal Reserve
Treasury
King
Utah
Damocles
Adams
D.-Cole
Courage Wins for Eagles in Sugar Bowl Classic
Boston College Eagles upset Tennessee Volunteers 1913 Sugar Bowl as Charlie O’Rourke and Hank Toczylew ski sparked a fourth quarter rally. The defense stalled Tennessee with key plays including a Woroniecz blocked kick and a late 69 yard tying drive before O’Rourke’s late winner.
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Eages
Anessee
Bob Neyland
O'Rouke
Vols
Boston
Bostonians
Hank Woroniecz
Tennessee
Harry Connory
Toczy
Lewski
Frank Maznicki
Tennesseans
Eagle
Buist Warren
Eagles
Mike Holovak
O’rourke
O'Rourke
Charlie
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