Southern California Stuns Georgia in Rose Bowl Blowout
Southern California rolled over Georgia at the Rose Bowl with a dominant running attack and an unstoppable offense. The Trojans overwhelmed the Bulldogs 20 to 7, shocking Dixie fans and cementing USC as one of the era’s great teams. Tulane awaits January 1 for a potential rematch.
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Olympic Stadium
Los Angeles
South
Hearts of Dixie
Tulane
Georgia
Southern
California
Pacific Coast
Dixie
Yale
New York University
Florida
Georgia Tech
Carolina
Bulldogs
Trojans
Howard Jones
Band of Magicians
Green Wave
New Orleans
Tennessee
St. Mary’s
Notre Dame
Southern California
Green Wave and Trojans clash as Tulane eyes win
The piece praises Zimmerman's passing and the Green Wave's backfield while noting the Trojan defense and Tulane's potential triumph. It then reports High Point charity football with poor support and small gate receipts, despite efforts by Virgil and local groups, concluding proceeds go to the Empty Stocking Fund.
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Zimmerman
Nellie Felts
Dawson
Jerry Dalrymple
Trojans
Troy
Jones
South
Tulane
High Point
Duke Cagers Open 1931-32 Season With Baltimore Trip
Duke cagers start the 1932 season with an opening trip to Baltimore to face the University of Baltimore. They play Georgetown and Catholic University in Washington D C before returning to Duke for a home Big Five opener vs Wake Forest on January 8.
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Durham
Eddie Cameron
Duke Cagers
University of Baltimore
Baltimore
Devils
Washington, D. C
Georgetown
Catholic University
Cameron
Duke
Ted Lewis
Charles Hayes
Wendell Horne
Phil Weaver
Fred Lewis
Pete Carter
Jim Thompson
Roy Alpert
Herb Thompson
John Shaw
Charles Burnham
Joe Croson
Croson
Deacons
Wake Forest
William and Mary
Ample Revenge Reveals Family Marriage Motive
A Tit-Bits item notes surprise at a mother consenting to a marriage with Eric despite disliking him. The motive is to become his mother-in-law, signaling family conflict and social maneuvering in a light society brief.
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Eric
Southsiders Win Charity Game on Two Long Passes
In a charity football game at the high school field yesterday the Southside Rebels beat the Northside Yankees 6 to 0. Two long passes carried the ball into territory and set up the lone score, with Moose Parrish starring on the Southside line and Bryant, Rogers leading the Rebels backfield.
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Southside “Rebels
Northside “Yankees
Southside
Northsiders
Hinkle
Connor
Yankees
Rebels
Clark
Bryant
Copeland
South
North
Rogers
Wall
Hill
Robbins
Faust
Green
Combs
Metcalf
Northerders
Norths
Moose Parrish
Oglethorpe University
Bulla
Lee
Apple
Marsh
Glascow
Foust
Johnson
Ring
Kearns
W. Davis
Far
James Ohmnson
McCain
Coxite
Calf
Steele
J. Davis
Tulane Star Ill Plays On Despite Kidney Ailment
All American end Derry Dalrymple, pictured in a New Orleans hospital, dismisses reports he cannot play Tulane’s New Year’s Day game with Southern California. He smiles, saying the kidney issue is nothing as he eats a hearty meal.
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Derry Dalrymple
New Orleans
Tulane
Southern California
Adams-Millis Edges Stehli In City Industrial League
Adams-Millis trimmed Stehli 28 to 25 at the Y M C A in a tight City Industrial Basketball League game. Stone led Adams-Millis with nine points, Collins added eight in the final half, while Highland Cotton Mills fell 20 to 14 to Paper Box.
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Adams-Millis
Stehli
High Point Paper Box
Highland Cotton Mills
Adame-Millis
Silkmillers
Collins
Stone
Hensley
Johnson
Highland
BE Farlow
Nets
Ed Farlow
Dennis
M. Andrews
Highlanders
Sie
Stehli Michiel
Ote Et Gress
Hensley Stone
Longs Reese
Cumby Moorehead
Naneaitasbs
Hughes Wheelis
Johnson Wall Eels
Cabbie Tee Ee
Comer Suls
Collins Institutes
Adams-Mill
Stehli—Baxley
Jones
Y Kickers Trim Guilford Squad
The Y Soccer team beat Guilford College 4 to 0 on the college grounds yesterday afternoon. Superior passing and teamwork carried the Y to a decisive victory with McLean Sinquefield and Callahan's defense holding strong while Blair faced constant pressure from the Y forwards and speedy halfbacks. Allen and Blackburn starred at fullback.
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Guilford College Kickers
Guilford Kickers
McLean-Sinquefield-Callahan
Blair
Allen
Blackburn
Junior Basketball Leagues Re-form At Local Y M C A
The two junior leagues at the Y M C A restarted in the past week to balance teams. In the night league Hipps beat Stage 1 1 0 while Tigers shut Gorillas 3 0. Hippos led after Thursday with Tigers 8 6. In the day league Moccasins and Pithons opened with Cobras 14 12 and King Snakes 6 5.
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Hipps
Tigers
Gorillas
Hippos
Moccasins
Pithons
Cobras
King Snakes
Lucky Strike Bowling Half Ends With Key City Stores Clash
The Lucky Strike Commercial Bowling league heads into the break with a top showdown as City Stores leads Stehli Silk Mills by two games for first half honors. Cecil and Comer pace the top averages, City Stores at 22-5 and Stehli 20-7, with a possible three-game swing deciding the half. In separate matches, the Lucky Strike A team toppled Winston-Salem ducks pins 1691 to 1496 while the B squad edged Reynolds Camels 1610 to 1505.
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Lucky Strike Commercial Bowling League
City
Stcck Silk Mills
Cecil
City Stores
Comer
Stehli
Sichli
Silkk Millers
Tecil
Ingram
Ingram, Foust, Hauser and Wood
Stehli Comer
Johnson, Payne, Clark and Bowman
Winston-Salem
Reynolds Camels
Winston
Peace
Elliott
Bchiperge
Pittman
Rickett
Robbins Defeats Salvation Army In Local Court Game
The Robbins Knitting Company basketball team beat the Salvation Army 31 to 17 at the Y M C A court. Cooper and Robbins led with five field goals each, Cooper totaling 10 points and Robbins 8, while Hayworth had 7 points for the Salvation Army.
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Robbins Knitting Company
Salvation Army Quint
Birds
Army
Cooper
Robbins
Hayworth
Grissom
Lilly
Oc Eeeee
Gaddis Robbins
Cess
Ortsom LP
Johnson
Senet Ling Bowers
Ete
Geese Eses Snmord LG Wil
B. Cooper
Philips
Salvation Army
Hoover
Army Navy clash ends with Sasse praise and grit
At Yankee Stadium Army defeats Navy 17 to 7 as Major Sasse consoles Navy captain M. H. Tuttle and commends the Middies. "You played a wonderful game," he says while greeting Navy players. Miller credits Army strength and notes no injuries after a hard fought contest.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Major Sasse
Army
Congo
Navy
M. H. Tuttle
Middies
Sasse
West Point
Tuttle
Simple quarrel over hat costs for housewife and husband
A short theatrical exchange shows a young Mrs Nnwedd lamenting the expense of a hat while her husband reads her as preoccupied. The dialogue hints at domestic tensions and social expectations in a domestic scene.
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Nnwedd
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Virgil Oe
High Point College
Red Watkins
Ed Hedrick
Gordon Brainard
Albert McAnally
Beeson
Leonard and
Younie
Andy Merriles
Winston- Salem Booters
Statue of Liberty
Andy
Southsiders
Buster Moffitt
Stehli and
I. P. P. Box
E. Farlow
Sedee P. McDonald Thomas
Eene See
B. Anderson Cher
Meen
B., Anderson
Paper Box
Gentry
Y Kickers
TRIM
Guilford Squad
Guilford
High Point G. College
Heeeaes Tees
Callahan Sinquefield
Blackburn RF
McLeod
Eeenees Cpp
Eee
Ee LF
Steer
J, Williams
Smith Tee
Long Ch Davis
Eeneeee Farlow
West Tree
Newlin
I. Smith
Hart
Smith
Hartley
Il Potts
Army Boys
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
Rip” Miller
Ed Herb
Miller
Tom Thorp
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