Pine Bluff Grid Players On Trip To Baton Rouge
Pine Bluff High School sends 35 players to Baton Rouge Louisiana to face the Baton Rouge Bulldogs at LSU Stadium for the national high school title. Starting lineup to be tested by absence of two Wenzel brothers and Virgil Meroney recovery. Coach Dunaway plans Stallworth Ferguson Atkinson Kennedy Davis Bush LaFitte Hutson Wenzel Hutson Leftwich among starters.
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Pine Bluff
Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge Bulldogs
Louisiana State University Stadium
Zebras
Robert
Frank Wenzel
Tulan
Ralph Wenzel
Chicago Faces End of Football as Education Takes Precedence
Chicago would withdraw from football due to Western Conference scheduling and strict faculty requirements. The piece argues education must come first, cites Amos Alonzo Stagg’s era, and contrasts Chicago’s system with Clemson’s ROTC model and the supportive TPTAY Club, noting football aids student access to college.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Chicago
Maroon
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Midwest
Ilinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Robert M. Hutchins
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Stanford
Berwanger
Clemson
South Carolina
Georgia Line
Jess Neely
Neely
Clemson Boys Pride In Bowl Bid And State Turf
Clemson fans expect the Tigers to uphold South Carolina and Southern Conference prestige in the Dallas Cotton Bowl on January 1 against Boston College. Neely and Banks McFadden have built a disciplined squad from small town roots and the faculty backs the team with extended holidays and band support.
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Neely
South Carolina
Clemson
Banks McFadden
Tigers
Boston College
Boston Collge
Eagles
Clemson ‘Tigers
Dallas
Am American Doctor Helps Mary in London Air Raid
In early wartime London, Mary Carroll is rescued from a chaotic air raid shelter by an American doctor on duty. Vincent Grexe, a rugged adventurer, remains near and tension grows as Mary is drawn to him. The blackout night ends with relief as the All Clear sounds and they exit into the foggy streets.
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Mary Czerroll
Vincent Grexe
London
United States
Mary
Vincent
Wilocrat
Mary Carroll
America
Cent
New York
To New York Lovers Sail Hidden From War News
Mary and Vincent, amid air raid fears and consulate secrecy, plan a secretive voyage on the Moravia to Southampton then New York. They vow courage as they brace for torpedoes and muttered threats, hoping to reunite after the perilous crossing. An “At Midnight” card hints looming cliffhanger.
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Mary
Vincent
New York
Mister
Missus
Europe
Poland
Maginot Line
Brock
Sugar Bowl crowds rise from 23000 to 70000 in six years
By Mary Grayson the Rose Bowl tale traces attendance growth from 23 000 at the first Sugar Bowl to 70 000 at the upcoming game in Tulane Stadium. The report notes ticket demand, revenues near 200 000, and growing prestige of bowls like Sugar, Orange and Cotton amid shifting conference roles and regional expansion.
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Dixie
Tennessee
Southern California
California
Southern Calliornia
Terbosgee
Civic Association
Pasadena
Deep South
Tulane
Texas A
Boston College
Clenson
Miami Orange Batc
Georgian Tech
New Orleans
Dallas
Miami
The Sea Tower tale by Hugh Walpole reviewed
A review notes The Sea Tower diverges from A Prayer For My Son with a plot about Christina a London girl who marries a Cornishman and returns to the tower to face her domineering mother whose control ignites a power struggle. The piece praises Walpole as a master of psychological fiction.
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Hugh Walpole
Nile
Christiana
London
Cornwall
Christina
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