Georgia Tech Favored Over Missouri In Orange Bowl
Georgia Tech edges Missouri in Orange Bowl buzz as NEA reports official averages favor the Ramblin Wreck. Paul Christman leads Missouri's attack with Bill Cunningham and Orf brothers catching passes and Moser at center, while Tech relies on Johnny Rose and a fast, sharp offense under Bill Alexander to counter.
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Sugar Bowl Stage Opens As Net Stars Enter New Orleans
In New Orleans the Sugar Bowl carnival heats up with top American and English tennis players, Bobby Higgs and Charles Hare in attendance. Kentucky defeated Ohio State 36 to 0 to win a Sugar Bowl basketball title, while Tulane faces Texas A&M in a high profile football game drawing crowds. Sunday’s track meet promises an all star lineup led by Glenn Cunningham, mile record holder at 5:10.7 set last January 1.
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College Basketball Results In A Flood Of Scores
In a day of scattered games the Associated Press lists numerous matches with mixed outcomes. Southern California beat Temple while Utah topped Nebraska and Notre Dame led Illinois 42 to 20. Purdue defeated SMU, Oregon beat Augustana, and Minnesota edged Washington. St John’s Minnesota defeated Moorhead Teachers, Augustana SD downed Valley City Teachers, Concordia Moorhead Teachers and Northern Teachers faced varied results.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Washington
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Duquesne
Hoe State
Michigan State
Frankfort Tops Loop Despite Setback in Nonleague Loss
Redfield report shows Frankfort, after a 29 to 26 defeat by Mt. Vernon, preserves Sunshine League lead with eight wins while Brentford and others press. Northville and Ashton updated. Rockham beat Mellette. Redfield B faltered to Brentford. Creschard beat Onaka. Brentford down Stratford.
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Calder says nothing wrong with hockey in New York
President Frank Calder of the National Hockey League hosted a dinner urging belief in the sport. He noted bigger crowds when a strong attraction drew interest. That night the New York Americans defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 4-2 in overtime to illustrate no decline.
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Huronite Leads Industrial League After Narrow Win
Huronite keglers top Coca Colas 2 1 as Fullerton falls to Great Northern leaving Huronite one game ahead. Gascoigne and Simpson roll 559 and 525. Huronite total 2,470 pins. Kiser of Coca Colas tops with 58. Bob Rows of Great Northern posts a 244 single and 570 match. Home Grocery and Osborn's split series. State Fair and NWES swap places. Rue's leads with 17–7. Tunell's and Berg's 16–8. Lee Tunell's high team score 2,044. Babe Hanten 476 for Gagnon's.
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Emmelius
Fullerton
Gagoon
State Fair
NWES
Utilities Crew
Rue’s
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Armour
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Liebreteht
Gagnon
Lee Tunell
Babe Hanten
Benefit Game Slated For Conde January 5
Conde high school and an unnamed team meet January 5 in a benefit basketball game for the Infantile Paralysis campaign fund. A preliminary contest between Raymond and Conde charges is planned, with a free will collection during the evening.
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Conde High School
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Foot Wrestling Results Report From Boston and Seattle
Yvon Robert of Montreal defeated Marvin Weetenbere in Boston. In Seattle, Washington, winter indoor football practice interruptions were noted as Ti Bob faced a second year setback amid chaotic conditions.
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Mayhem On Ice Popular With Omaha Fans
Des Moines dispatch reports Omaha fans embracing professional hockey, with crowds around 2,506. The piece also notes sports figures and local anecdotes, mentioning Bob Feller, Eddie Brietz, Lee Savold, and Mike Enich's father Peter Enich with brief life details and ties to American football and railroad work.
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Lee Savoldi
St. Paul
Lee Savold
Boxers to undergo psychiatric tests considered by New Jersey official
New Jersey athletic commissioner Abe J. Greene studied the advisability of screening boxers with psychiatric as well as physical exams before entering a ring. He argues mental alertness is as vital as fitness to rid boxing of punch drunk fighters and protect others from brain damage.
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Moorhead Tourney Semi finals Set For Vikings and Bisons
In Moorhead ND, the second Moorhead State Teachers College basketball tournament advanced to semifinals with North Dakota Agricultural College the defending champion facing St John’s College. Augustana Sioux Falls meets Northern Teachers Aberdeen, while Concordia battles Valley City in consolation action.
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Rifle Squad Is Chosen At State College
Preliminary selections announced by the military department name Arthur Bridwell Dupree Harry Hemmingsen Brookings Grant Framstad Busnell as seniors and Gale House Sioux Falls as a junior to represent State College in winter rifle competition. Sixteen freshmen chosen from prelims will also vie for varsity berths. Names include John Palmer Miller Ross Eaton Warren Gregg James Claymore Robert A. Johnson Groton Raymond Foiles Ernest Carlson Edward Malmstrom Lawrence Duff Brookings Edwie Piburn Jr Brookings Brown Me Hace Philippe Se 1 George Jps St Onge Olin Matkins Whitewood Donald Johnson Flandreau Thomas Johnston Watertown Matches scheduled with 49 schools begin week of January. City college teams entered in Hearst Trophy and Aggie unit in Seventh Corps Ares competition.
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Leola
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Donald Johnson
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Thomas Johnston
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Theodore Franklin
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William Randolph Hearst
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School of Agriculture
Ares
Jacks Have 40 Point Per Game Offensive Pace
BROOKINGS Dec 28 State College Jackrabbits average 40 points per game after four preconference contests. Loren Thornton leads with 37 points in four games, while Buzz Laur and Jim Fergen pace a second tier with 17 points each. Other roster notables include Andrews Billington Oddy and Holdhusen. Pierre defends grimly as Sioux Falls tops Pierre 34 to 18 in a separate game.
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Dutch” Thornton
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Buzz Laur
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Sophorcere Gu
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Ward
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Attaey Laur
Minneapolis
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Thad Boyle
Cards Establish Selves Firmly As Heaviest Hitters
New York, Dec. 28. John Robert Mize and the St. Louis Cardinals were the slugging champions of the National League based on total bases. Mize led with 353 total bases in 564 at bats for a .626 slugging percentage. Met Ott of the Giants followed with 230 bases in 396 at bats. The Cardinals led in times at bat, total bases, slugging, and runs batted in. Buck McCormick topped NL RBIs with 127. Medwick 117. Mize 108. Camilli 104. Camilli also drew the most bases on balls and struck out most times among players with over 100 games. Cooney of Boston, who hit his first home run in 14 years, struck out the fewest times among similar players.
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Buck) McComnick
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Boell's Drop Kicks May Boost East All-Star Team
In San Francisco on December 28 coaches Kerr and Bler than groom an all east Shrine east west charity game. Edwar Boell NYU Kailek bills as a top drop-kicker, drilling 10 of 14 field goals from 20 to 37 yards in a double workout. Westerners may pick starting eleven after a Stanford Stadium scrimmage with former Santa Clara players.
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