Bison Set To Host Spencer In Tonight’s High School Clash
The Bison ready for a Spencer squad from the Western class conference. Tip remains at 8 o clock on the high school court. Coach Simeon aims to improve after two losses and a narrow defeat, emphasizing tighter defense and improved shooting. Curtis McDonald Harris leads in losses alongside Jackie Lanks and Billy Er as key scorers.
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Wake Forest Triumphs 26 14 In Gator Bowl Victory
Wake Forest defeats South Carolina 26 to 14 in Jacksonville as Deacons surge in second half to turn a 13 13 halftime tie into a New Year’s day bowl win. Captains Sacrinty and Brinkley led the attack with key end runs and defensive stops. Brembs added a late 90 yard scoring play for USC.
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N. C. State Opens 1946 Schedule Against Hanes Hosiery
Raleigh dispatch says N. C. State’s Red Terrors face Hanes hosiery in Winston Salem to start the 1946 basketball season. Coach Leroy Jay voices caution after a long Christmas layoff, with Maryland next in Southern Conference play. Probable lineup includes Turner, Cool, Johnson, Neal, and Kohler.
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M. B. Johnson
Durham
Bowl Results Yesterday At A Glance
Yesterday's bowl football results across major bowls with attendance figures. Alabama defeated Southern California in the Rose Bowl. Oklahoma Aggies beat St Marys in the Sugar Bowl. Texas topped Missouri in the Cotton Bowl. Holy Cross lost to Miami in the Orange Bowl. Georgia beat Tulsa in the Oil Bowl. Fresno State edged Drake in the Raisin Bowl. Tennessee State defeated Texas College in the Vulcan Bowl. Albany Teachers fell to Ethane Cookman in the Coconut Bowl. Knoxville beat Florida N I in the Azalea Bowl. Louisiana Normal defeated Lane College in the Flower Bowl.
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Aggies Take Sugar Bowl 33 to 13 Over St Marys Gaels
Oklahoma A and M Cowboys win the Sugar Bowl 33 to 13 in New Orleans. All-American Bob Fenimore leads 217 rushing yards as St. Marys Gaels showcase trick plays and a stalwart passing game led by Herman Wedemeyer. Wedemeyer throws for 155 yards, intercepts Fenimore twice, while Carl De Salvo scores a 20 yard guard TD.
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Tide Tallies 34 Alabama routing USC in Rose Bowl
Alabama crushed USC 34 to 14 in the Rose Bowl, amassing 351 yards to USC s 41. Tide backs led by Gilmer and Tannehill powered nine scoring drives while Trojan defense failed to stop the Tide s first-half onslaught. Alabama s line dominance and Tide defense delivered a historic bowl dismantling.
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Indoor Junior Tennis Players Crown Champs
New York reports the first national indoor junior tournament since 1940 on the 22nd regiment armory floor. Richard Mouledous of New Orleans won the boys singles title 6 3 6 2 and the doubles with Jack Yates to beat Tom Boys and Bill Long 9 7 8 6, with Mouledous leading the national boys rankings and others like Gilbert Bagley and Tony Trabert also noted among top contenders.
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Texas Wins Cotton Bowl in 40-27 Thriller Over Missouri
Bobby Layne delivered a standout performance for Texas, scoring four touchdowns, kicking four extra points, and completing 11 of 12 passes for 158 yards. Missouri fought back twice to tie, with Hopkins gaining 125 yards and Leonard Brown 121 on the ground. Texas improved to three Cotton Bowl appearances in four years with two wins and a tie, while the game set a new points record for the bowl.
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Georgia Licks Tulsa 20-6 In Oil Bowl Game
In Houston on January 2 the Georgia Bulldogs defeated Tulsa's Golden Hurricane 20-6 in the Oil Bowl. Charley Trippi starred as Georgia built a lead with a strong fourth quarter, while Tulsa failed on an extra point after their first period touchdown. John Donaldson caught a long pass from Trippi early in the final quarter.
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Tulsa comeback capped by Trippi punt return TD
Back and Alywhere scored for Tulsa, but Trippi added a 31 yard punt return TD to seal the win as Hernigan converted.
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Hudson Sprint Gives Miami 89 Yard Orange Bowl Victory
Al Hudsonson, a 21 year old who quit high school football after two games, rushed 89 yards to score the winning touchdown with two seconds left as Miami defeated Holy Cross 13 to 6 in the Orange Bowl. Hudsonson, a sophomore substitute, broke free past Crusaders and said he didn’t know he had the speed until the run.
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69 Touchdowns Delight Fans Across 13 Bowls
A New Year's cornucopia of 69 touchdowns thrilled 397000 fans as 13 bowl games unfolded coast to coast. Alabama Oklahoma A and M Texas Miami Georgia New Mexico Wake Forest highlighted the day with decisive wins and dramatic finishes.
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