Alabama Triumphs 34 14 over USC in Rose Bowl rout
Alabama's defense stifled Southern California as Hal Self led a decisive 34 14 Rose Bowl win. The Tide piled up 351 yards, 18 first downs to USC's 3, with key backs Gilmer Tannehill and Mancha’s line overpowering the Trojans in a historic Arroyo Seco setback.
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Bowl Roundup of New Year's Day NY Bowl Results
Bowl results from yesterdays games list Alabama over Southern California 34 14 in the Rose Bowl Oklahoma Aggies beat St. Marys 33 13 in Sugar Bowl Missouri falls to Texas A&M 27 40 in Cotton Bowl Miami downs Holy Cross 13 6 in Orange Bowl Georgia defeats Tulsa 20 6 in Oil Bowl New Mexicos Lobos beat Denver 34 24 in Sun Bowl Wake Forest over South Carolina 26 14 in Gator Bowl Fresno State edge Drake 13 12 in Raisin Bowl Tennessee State tops Texas College 33 6 in Vulcan Bowl Bethune-Cookman defeats Albany Teachers 32 0 Azalea Bowl Knoxville falls to Florida N I C 18 0 Louisiana Normal beats Lane College 19 13 in Flower Bowl.
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For Sale Philco radio cabinet model and laundry heater
Sale notice lists a Philco radio cabinet model and a laundry heater, priced reasonable. Contact phone number 1148 W or visit the address at 13 Prospect Drive for details.
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Baseball trade talk and coaching moves stir sports world
Sports Roundup notes Walker Cooper may move to an Eastern National League club, Dutch Meyer seeks a five year contract and top assistants for Texas Christian, and Oklahoma coach prospects. Other items mention Pafko joining the Cubs, Eddie And Andy’s prospects, and a Pirates price tag.
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GI visit with Reds enjoyed by three U S GIs in Russia
Three U S soldiers on an eight day tour with correspondents and Russian guides through Berlin Dresden and back describe the hospitality in Halle and meals that included vodka wine and caviar. They recall a banquet breakfast with multiple toasts to U S Soviet friendship and say they would return for more tours.
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Talladega Voters Eye Private Firms To Take Over O R Plant
Talladega citizens seek to form a local corporation to acquire facilities of the Coosa river ordnance plant. The move aims to bring private industry to the site and salvage the property.
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Oil Bowl injury and multiple college football notes from Jan.
Halfback Charles Smith of Georgia suffered a dislocated right elbow in the Oil Bowl yesterday. Also reported: Hot Moore expressing interest in Ole Miss coaching after talks in Jackson. Wild Bill France wins at Seminole Speedway in Orlando. Bethune-Cookman defeats Albany State 32 to 0 to claim Coconut Bowl. Tennessee State defeats Texas College 33-6 at Vulcan Bowl. Hardscrabble Club country club fires in Fort Smith Arkansas.
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Historic New Year gridiron thrills across bowls
The New Year spectacle drew 397000 fans as 69 touchdowns lit up bowl games coast to coast. Alabama Oklahoma A M Texas Miami Georgia New Mexico Wake Forest and others contributed to the day’s scores. In Miami substitute Al Hudson 89 yards for a late Hurricanes TD sealed a 13 6 win. Trippi 54 yard pass and a 69 yard punt return powered Tulsa to late lead. New Mexico defeated Denver 34 24 while Drake edged Fresno State 1312 in Fresno. Wake Forest beat South Carolina 26214. Alabama and Oklahoma routed USC and St Marys in Rose and Sugar Bowls. The day featured many high scoring games across bowls from El Paso to New Orleans to Dallas.
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Smith Burned Yesterday Causes Major Fire Loss
President Carl Wortz estimated damage at 109000 dollars after a fire burned yesterday, detailing extensive property loss and assessment of costs.
Own Life Taken by Unhappy Girl
In Wilmington California a year ago a note described a pact with fate to quit living if 1945 brought no happiness. The body of 18 year old Wanda Williams, a telephone operator, was found hanging in a garage. police called it death by own action.
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Morgan County Florette and Holiday Visits Report
Mrs G C Vincent leads Morgan County Florette notes as Mrs Elbert-King and family visit Courtland with Stacks family. The Roberts and Claude Roberts families host holiday gatherings at Rural Grove. Randolph Ryan and children spend holidays in Priceville with Harvey Ryan family. Charles Stacks ill with flu. Louis e Hazel Wray visit St John. Sherrill Tapscott family visit Fairview. A H Dunn and family mentioned.
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Trippi Leads Georgia Past Tulsa In Oil Bowl Classic
Charley Trippi starred as the Georgia Bulldogs defeated Tulsa's Golden Hurricane 20 to 6 in the Oil Bowl. About 27,000 fans watched the ex soldier needle Tulsa with a late fourth quarter TD after a 46 yard pass and a punt return. Rabbit Smith and John Donaldson also scored as Jernigan added a conversion.
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Family Visits and Holiday Gatherings Across Alabama
A family visited their brother in Talladega during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs Harold Waugh were holiday dinner guests of their uncle and aunt Rev and Mrs G C Morris of Athens. Mr and Mrs Mack Waugh of Birmingham spent an afternoon with Harold Waugh. The Home Demonstration Club will meet January 9 with Mrs C B Brindley.
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