Southern football clash draws New Orleans crowds
The article describes New Orleans fans buzzing over the January 1 Bulldogs vs Tar Heels bowl game with Duke potential future play discussed by Frank Leahy and Wally Butts. It notes hotel shortages, ticket frustration, and a vibrant city scene around the Edgewater area and Monteleone Roosevelt hotels.
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Orleans
Sherm
Atlanta
North Carolina
Edgewater Park
Bulldogs
Tar Heels
St. Charles
Monteleone
Roosevelt
Gulf Coast
Sugar Bowl Tickets Barter As New Orleans Prepares
New Orleans on December 30 reports a barter market for Sugar Bowl tickets trading for goods like whiskey tires and lodging. North Carolina students plan rallies and events for the January 1 game against Georgia with Governor Gregg R. Cherry expected. Alabama star Harry Gilmer and Shorty Moe Williams aid the South squad, which beat the Blue team 20 to 13 before 22,500 fans.
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New Orleans
U. S. Coloc
Georgia
North Carolina
Gregg R. Cherry
Army Air Base
USC
Alabama
Harry Gilmer
Mississippi State
Shorty Moe Williams
Catawba and Maryville Ready for Tangerine Bowl Drill
In Orlando Florida on December 30 both Catawba University and Maryville College prepared with full scale workouts before tapering for their Tangerine Bowl clash on New Year’s Day. Catawba coach Gordon Kirkland reported his team arrived after a Saturday session in Sumter.
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Orlando
Fla
Catawba University
Maryville College
Gordon
Kirkland
Catawba
Sumter
8. C
Rebels Edge Blue Jays in Intersection Showdown
Rebel team from Ontegomery clashes with Blue Jays in a December Blue Jay inter-sectional event. The outcome shapes regional standings as players push for crucial wins and team momentum.
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Ontgomery
Ala
Bluejay
Rice and Tennessee begin tapering toward Orange Bowl clash
Rice and Tennessee edged toward peak form for the Orange Bowl showdown on Wednesday as hundreds of supporters converged on Miami by train, plane and car to watch the teams in the final buildup.
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Miami
Fla
Rice
Tennessee
Razorbacks Stand Firm In关键 Spots
Arkansas Razorbacks, heading to the Cotton Bowl against LSU, showed the best defense in the Southwest Conference during six league games. They allowed 976 total rushing and passing yards and 162.6 yards per game, outpacing Rice and the conference rivals for the championship tie.
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Dallas
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Louisiana State
Razorbacks
Rice
Parkers
Lend Lease Supplies 8200 Anti Aircraft Guns to Soviet Union
The Soviet armed forces received 8200 anti aircraft guns from the United States under the lend lease program.
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Soviet Russia
United States
New Year's Day Display Justice Trippi Wedemeyer To Provide Bowl Fireworks
AP notes major New Year bowls will showcase star players. Charlie Trippi leads in yards and total offense with 1366, while Justice and Wedemeyer trail in overall gainage. Trippi and Justice headline kickoff and rushing stats, with Wedemeyer excelling in punt returns.
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Justice
Trippi
Wedemeyer
New York
Charlie Trippi
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Georgia
Bulldogs
North Carolina
New Orleans
Honolulu
Herman Herman Wedemeyer
St. Mary's
Georgia Tech
Houston
Texs
John Rauch
Y. A. Tittle
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Dallas
Ernie Case
Ucla
Illinois
Pasadena
Case
Wildcat Aggie Sugar Bowl clash looms as pivotal cage tilt
New Orleans hosts a Sugar Bowl basketball showdown between Kentucky and Oklahoma A and M. Kentucky aims to extend a 26 game win streak while Hank Iba has rebuilt the Aggies into a nine and one mark, six straight wins, and three major titles. The matchup is billed as the most important collegiate game of the year.
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New York
New Orleans
Kentucky
Oklahoma A. & M
N.C.A.A
Wildcats
Lexington
Aggies
Long Island University
Hank Iba
Iba
St. John's
Brooklyn
Kaintucks
Baylor
Walloping Wabast
Texas A. & M
Baseball Coaches Meet Amid National Reservations in New York
The American Association of College Baseball Coaches reports nationwide reservations for a January 5 and 6 meeting in New York, held just before the NCAA sessions.
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Baseball Coaches
New York
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Notre Dame Opens Season Against Dartmouth at Cleveland Arena
Trish and Big Green meet Notre Dame in a basketball series opener at the Cleveland Arena with the Irish hosting Dartmouth in the early 20th century fixture.
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Trish
BIG Green
Notre Dame
Dartmouth
Cleveland Arena
New Hampshire Schedule Outlines Fall Football Slate
New Hampshire's football team will face Colby Rhode Island State Maine Springfield Vermont Northeastern Tufts and Connecticut in the listed order next fall in Durham.
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New Hampshire
Durham
N. H
Colby
Rhode Island
Maine
Springfield
Vermont
Northeastern
Tufts
Connecticut
Old Timers in Pasadena Celebrate 25th Rose Bowl Tie
Seven members of the 1922 Washington and Jefferson Rose Bowl squad gathered in Pasadena for the 25th anniversary. Led by Russell Stein and Harold Ericksen, the underdog team stayed on field all 60 minutes to hold California to a scoreless tie.
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Pasadena
Calif
Washington and Jefferson
Old Tournament Park
Bears
Russell Stein
Niles
Ohio
al Crook
Wheeling
W. Va
Ray Neal
Greencastle
Ind
Ralph Vince
Cleveland
Charles West Alexandria
Wayne Brenkert
Detroit
Harold Ericksen
Minneapolis
Vince
Attendant's mile record eyed to stand at Tropical Park
Coral Gables experts note Attendant set a time of 1 57 2 5 for a mile and three sixteenths, a mark believed likely to stand for some time at Tropical Park meet.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Tropical Park
Big Five Cage Teams Facing Busy Schedule
North Carolina State enters a heavy week with 13 games including midwest swing wins and clashes with Cherry Point Marines, Quantico Marines, and Tennessee. Duke seeks to protect unbeaten mark against Quantico and travels to Knoxville. High Point hosts Rex Mills. McCrary Eagles visit Davidson. UNC opens ACC against Maryland. other Saturday games match High Point Atlantic Christian, McCrary Catawba, and Wake Forest.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Franklin College
Shelbyville
Ind
Red Terrors
Holly Cross
Indianapolis
University of Akron
Akron
Ohio
Georgetown
Washington
Hanes
Winston-Salem
Dick Dickey
N. C. State
Cherry Point Marines
Duke
Blue Devils
Quantico Marines
Durham
Knoxville
Tennessee
High Point
Rex Mills
McCrary Eagles
Davidson
University of North Carolina
Maryland
Atlantic Christian
Wilson
McCrary and
Catawba
Salisbury
Wake Forest
Sugar Bowl Anticipation Dims City Spotlight on UNC Georgia
New Orleans hosts a press party and vast crowds as North Carolina and Georgia prepare for the Sugar Bowl on January 1. Tar Heels players Sid Varney Haywood Fowle and Ralph Strayhorn work through injuries while Georgia pads up for a final pre game session under Coach Wally Butts.
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New Orleans
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
University of Georgia
Edgewater Park
Sid Varney
Edgewater Gulf Hotel
Haywood Fowle
S Wyhorn
Ralph Strayhorn
Durham Guard
Carl Snavely
Georgia
Wallyatts
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Bulldog
Gator Bowl Weather Divides Coaches Ahead of New Year
Jacksonville forecast predicts a break in unseasonable heat for the Gator Bowl. Oklahoma coach Jim Tatum welcomes the cooler air while Beattie Feathers sees no issue with heat. N C State guard Bill Zavidny suffered a brain concussion in practice.
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Wolfpack
Jacksonville
North Carolina State
Oklahoma
Ted Arnold
Gator Bowl Association
Lyle Rich
Peyton B. Burkhalter
Fila
Jim Tatum
Florida
Beattie Feathers
N. C. State
Bill Zavidny
McKees Rock
Zavidny
Appalachian meets Hanes Hoes in Winston-Salem
A fragment notes a meeting between Appalachian and Hanes Hoes at Winston-Salem on a Wednesday. Details are incomplete but place and participants are identified.
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William and Mary
Norfolk
Appalachian
Hanes Hoesa
Winston-Salem
West Point Leader Attacks Pro Draft Of College Stars
Maj Gen Max D Taylor criticizes the National Football League for drafting college players citing Glenn Davis and Felix Blanchard cases. He condemns teams for pressuring young men and warns about mixing college players with professional aims amid a gambling scandal connected to the National League playoff.
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West Point
Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Maxwell D. Taylor
National Football League
United States Military Academy
Detroit Lions
Glenn Davis
Pittsburgh Steelers
Felix Blanchard
Devil
Doc Blanchard
Blanchard
Davis
West 34Th Street
U S Completes Davis Cup Rout in Australia
The United States swept the series in Melbourne as Jack Kramer defeated John Bromwich 8-6 6-4 6-4 and Gradnar Mulloy beat Dinny Pails 6-3 6-3 6-1 in the final singles for a 5-0 victory. Sir Norman Brookes praised the champions for their dominance on postwar tennis.
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Melbourne
Jack Kramer
Gradnar Mulloy
Australia
United States
Americas
John Bromwich
Mulloy
Dinny Pails
Great Britain
Norman Brookes
Walter Pate
Bromwich
Kramer
Promwich
Rose Bowl Ticket Scalping Probe Proposed by Assemblyman
Assemblyman Don A. Allen announces an investigation into Rose Bowl ticket scalping. He plans a January resolution to form a committee, backed by about a dozen lawmakers, after a riot over public sale delays. Scalpers reportedly offered tickets at bars and stores for 35 to 60 dollars each.
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Los Angeles
Don A. Allen
Rose
Allen
Hooey
Ucla
Experts say heavy rains end dust bowl threat in Rockies
Experts at the federal soil conservation service annual meeting in Fort Collins say heavy fall rains and record snowfall eliminated the chance of an early return of dust bowl conditions on the Rocky Mountain plains. Maple syrup can be made from box elder trees. box elder is a maple.
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Fort Collins
Colo
INS
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Fort Colllins
Rocky Mountain Plains
Golf clubs as a fix for juvenile delinquency
New York December 30 report cites George Corcoran of the Carolina section P G A proposing golf clubs and caddies as a public safety measure. He notes millions of golfers and thousands of caddies who keep youths busy, with clubs offering facilities, meals, and caddy masters.
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New York
George Corcoran
Corcoran
Carolina
Te P.G.A
Sports Biz Moves Highlight Diverse 1940s Names
Eddie Walker takes over Danny Rosati in Newark amid a flood of offers. Charley Trippi weighs a return to coaching at Georgia as Bilf Jones is rumored for Big Six commissioner post while serving as West Point athletic director until 1948. Penn State soccer coach Bill Jeffrey boasts an All America kicker in each of his 24 seasons.
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Eddie Walker
Danny Rosati
Newark
N. J
Charley Trippi
Georgia
Bilf Jones
Bill
West Point
Bill Jeffrey
Penn State
Sphinx Club Plans Humorous Locker Room Welcome
The Sphinx club led by Pete Pihos will form chains from visitors’ dressing rooms to Geld house floor and drape a hall around guests as a courtesy to visiting basketball teams. Three southern editors Zipp Newman Ed Danforth and Fred Russell are discussed as successors to Billy Evans but prefer writing to presidency.
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Indiana
Sphinx Club
Pete Pihos
Geldhouse
Southern Sports
Zipp Newman
Ed Danforth
Fred Russell
Billy Evans
Southern Association
Golf Open at Riviera Country Club With $10000 Purse
About 90 top players qualified for the Los Angeles open golf tournament with a $10,000 purse set at Riviera Country Club. Play begins next Friday and runs 18 holes per day through Monday at the 10 courses in contention.
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Los Angeles
Ament
the & He Oe
Riviera Chantedo Hub
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