South Triumphs In Classic Over North 33 To 20
In Montgomery’s second Blue Gray game on December 30 1935 the South defeats the North 33 to 20 at Cramton Bowl. Ken Heineman Texas Mines passes to Kavanaugh and Nix scores twice as Ray Morrison and Josh Cody designed the Rebel attack.
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Ala
South
Gettysburg
Dixie College
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Josh Cody
Florida
Johnny Rebs
Cramton Bowl
Ken Heineman
Texas Mines
Dixie Stars
Heineman
Jack Nix
Mississippi State
Nix
Roten Shetley
Blues
Bill Hutchinson
Dartmouth
Ted Grefe
Vic Marino
Ohio State
Dom Principe
Fordham
John Rogalla
Scranton
Young Bussey
Ken Kavanaugh
Ned McDonald
Texas
Bill Schneller
Mississippi
McDonald
Spirit
Withmer Baker
Cornellace
Bill Tranaviteh
Rutgers
Lou Zontini
Notre Dame
Shetley
Dixie
Kavanaugh
Zontini
Baker
Goff
Eeeandser Ca
Jorneon
Georgia
Ssecereees
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Alabama
Cko
Peraheeudune
Ae Howell
Auburn
Erry
RG Linden
Kentucky
Sheiaee
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Duke
Andrus
Principe
Tranawitch
Rogalla
Hutchinson
Bailey
Schneller
Baur
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Penn
Esco
Larkkinen
Jocher
Manhattan
Young
Northwestern
Method
Manrott
Brown
McIntire
Klick Bucknell
Zontin
Cornell
Tranavitch
L. U
Gosney
Campbell
Pate
Wake Forest
Ribar
Morgan
Tennessee Bets and Bowl Picks in Holiday Prose
A lively column blends local pride with football forecasts for Tennessee versus Southern Cal and other bowls. It praises Neyland’s misdirection, taunts West Coast teams, and endows Aunt Susie with a playful betting mood while weighing Tech Missouri, Texas A&M and Duke, Carolina, Tulane.
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Tennessee
California
Duke
Carolina
Tulane
Texas Aggies
Panthers Schedule Weeklong Cage Tourney Start Newport News
High Point College plans a six game road trip through Virginia and eastern North Carolina starting in Newport News on Wednesday night. The squad returns January 11 to host Guilford, with coach Virgil Yow aiming to focus on passing and fundamentals during three drills. Freshman Tennis Humphrey from Pax West Virginia may bolster reserves after a pre holiday illness.
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Marse Grant
High Point College
Virginia
North Carolina
Newport News
Harrison Gymnasium
Fairmont White
Naval Apprentice Basketeers
Panthers
Langley Field
Norfolk
William and Mary
Naval Base
Greenville
E. C. T. C. Pirates
Wilson
Atlantic Christian College
Guilford
Virgil Yow
Humphrey
Pax
W. Va
High Grid Bosses To Speed Up Game
CHICAGO Dec 30 The National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations rules committee will meet next Friday to consider further open play for prep football in 1940. Officials study coach questionnaires as they weigh permitting multiple forward passes on one play from behind the line of scrimmage.
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Chicago
National Federation of State
H. V. Porter
National Federation
Porter
Grant Eliminated From Sugar Bowl Tourney Semi Finals
Bitsy Grant of Atlanta, defending Sugar Bowl champion, lost to Don McNeill of Oklahoma City 2-6 6-3 6-3 6-2 in the semifinals in New Orleans. McNeill advanced to face Bobby Riggs, who defeated Elwood Cooke 8-6 4-6 8-6 6-3. Finals set for tomorrow.
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New Orleans
Bryan “Bitsy” Grant
Atlanta
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
McNeill
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
Rose Bowl Forecast Clouds Up but No Rain
Pasadena Calif December 30 The weather bureau predicted a cloudy Rose Bowl day with sun breaks and no rain. Weatherman L L Daingerfield said New Year's Day would be cloudy at times but dry.
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Pasadena
Calif
Weather Bureau
Ll. H. Daingerfield
Football doubleheader set for October 26 in North Carolina
Two top games collide on October 26 as Tulane visits North Carolina and Duke travels to Wake Forest. The date stacks a pair of high profile ACC contests on the same afternoon, promising a slate of alternating broadcasts and regional interest.
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Raleigh, Dee
North Carolina
Tulane
Duke
Wake Forest
Orange Bowl Fever Drenches Resort City Before New Year
In Miami the Orange Bowl fever sweeps the area as Missouri and Georgia Tech prepare for the New Year’s Day game. Crowds fill streets for the Orange Bowl festival parade with 30 bands and 60 floats including Tampa’s Gasparilla Krewe. Miss Leila Norris, 17, of St Augustine, is crowned Orange Bowl queen. Ticket scalping and cool weather are noted as teams hold light workouts and secret scrimmage plans ahead of kickoff.
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Larry Rollins
Miami
Fla
Missouri
Georgia Tech
Tropical Park Racetrack
Orange Row
Tampa
Gasparilla Krewe
Leila Norris
St. Augustine
Don Faurot
Bill Alexander
Tech
Tar Heels top Mc Crary Eagles 42 to 38 in Asheboro
North Carolina defeats Mc Crary's Eagles 42 to 38 as Glamack scores 25 points and Holloman adds 13 in a tight second half. Half-time score sits 23 17 North Carolina with the Tar Heels never trailing after the midway second quarter.
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George Glamack
North Carolina
Asheboro
Glamack
McCrary
Eagles
Tar Heels
Mann
Monroe
Holleman
Rose
Dilworth
Mathes
Horn
Lenoir-Rhyne
McAfee to Play in Shrine Game Despite Injury
George McAfee of Duke, a standout passer and kicker, will participate in Monday's East-West Shrine charity football game in San Francisco despite a leg injury. Trainer Bert Jones said the injury will not keep him from playing for a period, though he may leave the field briefly after starting. General George Stirnweiss of North Carolina also impressed in practice.
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Howard Jones
Neyland
Smokie
Cafego
California
Washington
West
Oregon
San Francisco
George McAfee
Duke
Bert Jones
McAfee
Jones
George Stirnweiss
North Carolina
Red Chip Wins $10,000 California Breeders Championship
Red Chip owned by Circle M Ranch captured the $10,000 added California Breeders championship at Santa Anita as the track opened its sixth winter meeting in front of about 40,000 fans. Big Ben finished second and Allergic third in the mile race run in 1 59 3 5. Jockey Hassel James guided Red Chip to payoffs of 19 4 and 2 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Red Chip
Circle M. Ranch
California
Santa Anita Park
Big Ben
Allergic
Hasil James
Blind War Veteran Plans To Open Sports Arena Here Jan. 10
Sergeant L C McMahon, a World War II veteran who is blind, announces plans to open a 1000-seat sports arena on South Hamilton Street with boxing and wrestling exhibitions starting January 19. He has promoted events mainly in the Southwest and says he gauges success by crowd reaction and arena atmosphere.
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L. C. McMahon
Hamilton Street
Charlotte
Jim Landos
Strangler Lewis
Joe Louis
Bob Pastor
United States
Canada
Henries
Paris
Uncle Sam
Southwest
Arizona
Colorado
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joe McCarthy
Sergeant McMahon
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