Southern California Dominates Pitt in 35-0 Rose Bowl triumph
Southern California routed Pittsburgh 35 to 0 in the Rose Bowl. The Trojans, surpassing 20 straight wins, capitalized on fumbles and a blocked kick to power ahead in the final quarter. Pitt defense held early but USC surged with sustained drives and a late touchdown barrage led by Irvine Warburton and Dick Barber as the Trojans claimed a national-caliber win.
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Southern California Triumph Over Pittsburgh in Rose Bowl
Southern California dominated Pittsburgh 28 21 in the Rose Bowl with Ernie Smith rallying the line for his final game and George Lady adding a late score. USC outgained Pitt 288 to 193, edged in passing, and benefited from key plays by Griffith and Warburton while Heller and Sebastian of Pitt fought hard before fading.
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West tops East 21 to 13 in charity gridiron clash
In San Francisco on Monday the West defeated the East 21 to 13 in the eighth annual charity football game before about 45,000 fans. Hank Schadach paced the West with three touchdowns, while Michigan standout Harry Newman sparked the East offense early. A brief scuffle involving Joe Kurth and Ralph Stone interrupted the game before order was restored.
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Police Reach Cross Roads in NFcoin Case
Columbus January 3 search for R. McCain missing Henderson attorney reached a cross roads as detectives study conflicting stories. Tomas Scully said no theory exists and investigation is at a standstill. Evidence includes a McCoin automobile with personal effects and bloodstains found in a local garage after a匿名 tip claimed a death near the Maryland border. NC officials pursued a lead but failed to locate a grave.
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Somerville's Baseball Lineup: A Feeder to Major Leagues
From Somerville Mass, a city of about 100000, a high school has produced many major league players. Harold Pie Traynor and Danny McFayden lead a notable list including Francis, Horce Ford, Jimmy Galvin, Arthur Graham, Johnny Murphy, and Haskell Billings. Somerville’s teams dominated suburban leagues, with MacFayden and Hogan thriving in early careers. The town’s baseball legacy extends beyond recent stars to figures like Leo Hafford, famed for his near misses on strikeouts.
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Stranger uses watch scams in Ohio towns near Columbus
Detectives traced a slick con man posing as a buyer, moving from Granville to Washington Courthouse to Grove City while using alias R. J. Emerson of McKinley Texas. He swindled small merchants by pawning watches and evading scrutiny with a southern drawl and phony glasses. New York plans utility inquiry with Roosevelt Lehman Pinchot institute for cost of power distribution.
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Norbeck to Convene Panel on Stock Market Probe
Washington January 3 Chairman Norbeck said he would call a meeting this week of the steering committee in charge of the Senate stock market investigation to prepare for resumption of the inquiry.
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Paramount Producers Sue German Actress
Six months of peace between Marlene Dietrich and the Paramount Publix Corporation ended with a $182,850.06 suit for breach of contract. A writ barring her from leaving the United States was denied by Federal Judge P. Mick, who issued a temporary restraining order halting Dietrich from working for another producer. The injunction returns January 9. A new law prohibits fishing in Mexican waters without a permit.
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