Post Season Invitations In Jeopardy As Big Games Loom
Big college football slate this week shapes bowl pictures with Tennessee facing Kentucky in Knoxville and Oklahoma meeting Nebraska in a key Big Seven clash. Rose Bowl hopes hinge on Ohio State, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Michigan results, while Baylor SMU and other regional matchups affect conference crowns and bowls.
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Phillips High Dominates Woodlawn In Benefit Game
A 25,000 crowd in Birmingham watched Phillips High defeat Woodlawn 26 to 0 in the crippled children’s benefit game. Bobby Duke, Phillips quarterback, starred, throwing touchdown passes to George White and Dick Attaway as Phillips remained unbeaten this season. White also ran 10 yards for a score.
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No Holiday Rest For Tennessee Vols
TRE ASSOCIATED PRESS reports most SEC teams rested for Saturday games after Thanksgiving, but Tennessee held a full practice day for the Kentucky showdown. Hank Visecella Hal Payne and Pat Shires led a two hour drill while others did light workouts. Florida faces Alabama, Auburn works toward Clemson, and Bobby Golden is cleared to play for Tennessee after an injury in the Georgia game.
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Columbia Edges Geneva 14 12 In Peanut Bowl Thriller
Columbia upsets Geneva 14 12 in the Peanut Bowl as Hendrix stars for the Panthers before injuring a leg. Beasley’s extra points and stout line play pace the Lions to their sixth straight win and a 28 game unbeaten streak dating to 1987.
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Geneva opens up as fourth quarter starts with a 6 yard scoring drive after Columbia kicks to Geneva 35 Hendrix connects with Pollard and Eason for gains then a scoring pass to Eason. Columbia answers but Tennessee defends with interceptions and drives, final score Columbia 14 Geneva 12. Neyland’s squad, 8-1, heads to Cotton Bowl vs Texas while Kentucky seeks praise for slowing the Vols.
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Freshman football squads show early strength in Alabama game
Auburn and Alabama freshmen posted narrow wins and losses as they prep for the season. Alabama’s yearlings, led by Vince Dooley and Jackie Nelson, field strong offense while Auburn’s Big Boy Littles stands out among top prep talents. American House library project opens in Zossen with films for public viewing.
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Rex Layne Fights Jersey Joe Tonight in Madison Square Garden
Rex Layne faces Jersey Joe Walcott in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden as a possible step toward a Charles title shot. Walcott, age 26 from Camden New Jersey, bids for a fourth title shot while Layne seeks a decisive victory to bypass contenders and threaten Charles' crown.
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