Panthers Defeat USC in Rose Bowl Thriller
Southern California’s line, known as The Topless Towers of Troy, was overwhelmed by Pittsburgh in the Rose Bowl as the Panthers pummeled the Trojans for a 35 to 0 victory before 3,000 fans. Panther coach Dr John Bain Sutherland called it a case of too much talent.
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Highland Mills Beats Oak Hill Ramblers 31 to 25
Highland Mills defeated Oak Hill Ramblers 31 to 25 in a fast basketball game with M Anderson and B Anderson leading the Highland attack. E Conner scored 14 of Oak Hill's 25 as the losers fought hard.
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Worth the Money, Salt Lake City Car Fine
In Salt Lake City Utah Ethel Crane paid an $8 fine after her first drive in a new car. She enjoyed the speed but did not know where the speedometer was and admitted to the judge the new machine was pretty nat.
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Death of Kid Gleason Ends Era for Baseball
William Kid Gleason, longtime coach of the Philadelphia Athletics and former Chicago White Sox manager, dies at 67 after a heart ailment. His career spanned 21 years as player and later managerial roles, including leading the White Sox to the 1919 pennant.
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Kid) Gleason
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Stagg Foe Amos Alonzo Stagg Struck by Bronchial Pneumonia
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 71, is hospitalized in New York with bronchial pneumonia and flu complications. Dr. Max Rohde, former Chicago guard and Stagg pupil, attends and expects a full recovery as Stagg reflects on past coaching days.
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Schaldach Leads West to Shrine Victory in 21-18 Win
California halfback Schaldach scored all West points in the 21-18 Shrine game win at Kezar Stadium. He ran for three touchdowns and added three place kick extra points. A late clash between Joe Kurth and Ralph Stone led to both players being removed from the game. The West extended its edge to five wins in eight annual contests.
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Glass roof spans 26 acres at Crystal Palace
The Crystal Palace in London features a glass roof covering about 26 acres and holding more than 100000 panes.
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Pro Team Falls to All-Star Dixie Eleven in Charity Game
Charlotte Bantams suffer first defeat of the season 7-0 as the Dixie All-Stars, led by Wings Shipp whose 62 yard punt return ignited the score, dominate a benefit matchup. Alabama's Cain exits with knee trouble after limited rush yardage. The lineup features Mason, Erwin Walker, Copeland, Webb, Laslie and others from Duke, UNC, Wake Forest and Presbyterian.
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Harry) Cain
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Beef Tops as Americans Prefer It Over Other Perks
Beef ranks first and perk second in American preferences, reflecting stronger demand for meat over benefits in consumer choice. The report highlights shifting tastes and the staying appeal of beef as a staple across demographics.
Mark Hecht Captures Third Junior Indoor Title
Mark Hecht of New York won the national junior indoor tennis championship for the third straight year. The Penn sophomore, a favorite, defeated Richard K. Hebard of the Hill School 6-4 6-4 6-2 6-0 in the final round.
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Hurricane upset nets 7 0 win over Manhattan College
In the charity football game at Florida the Hurricane stunned predictions with a 7 to 0 victory over Manhattan College. The win opened the Festival of the Palms as Hurricane defense repelled all threats and finally scored with five minutes left in a balmy session.
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