Tech Triumphs Missouri 21 7 In Orange Bowl Clash
Georgia Tech engineers, led by Johnny Bosch and Christman, topple Missouri 21 to 7 in a battle marked by razzle dazzle and end arounds. Bosch shines as passer and playmaker as Tech outgains and outmaneuvers the Big Six champions.
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Orange
Wswami
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Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Missouri
Tech
California
Roy Riefels
Paul Christman
Maryville Hands Emporia Seventh Straight Loss
In Maryville Missouri on January 2 Emporia Kansas Teachers fell 32 to 51 to the Maryville Teachers. Maryville led 22 to 16 at halftime with Full scoring five baskets in ten minutes of the second half and leading all scorers with points. Snow of Emporia added 11.
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Emporia
Kan
Full
Snow
Greet ings and bets wrap New Year sports roundup
New York report covers Lou Nova hospital visit and a kidney ailment after a trip to Arizona. Bowl aircasts draw pace from Red Barber in New Orleans while fans watch Kim brough threaten to charge the end zone. Beacon headlines push Bettina versus Lesnevich in light heavyweight rankings as N B A talk looms in Washington. Crowd stays for bowl broadcasts despite New Year reservations.
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Lou Nova
Arizona
Coast
Red Barber
New Orleans
Kimbrough
Beacon
N. Y
Washington
Ring Magazine
Melio Bettina
Gus Lesnevich
Open season for first tens continues in boxing circles
Boxing chatter fills the page as Mike Jacobs reveals draw figures from last year for top heavies including Joe Louis and Tony Galento. Judge Landis inherits 50000 and Earl Mack of the Athletics plans a stronger club next season amid campus recruiting notes. Also mentions a long girl basketball winning streak at Biltmore High in North Carolina.
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Mike Jacobs
Mike
Joe Louis
Tony Galento
Bob Pastor
Billy Conn
Henry Armstrong
Lou Ambers
Lou Nova
Melio Bettina
al Davis
Fred Apostoli
Leo Durocher
Judge Landis
Earl Mack
Athletics
North Carolina
Oklahoma City
Biltmore
N. C
Tigers Invited to Cotton Bowl in Crimson, N C
An article notes Clemson Tigers were invited to the Cotton Bowl but the welcoming committee began wiring them from Crimson, N C, a misstep noted by Texas observers amid Southwest Conference fervor.
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S. C
Tigers
Crimson
N. C
Editor Is Injured While Sledding in Kansas City
Associated Press sports writer Harold Claassen, six feet seven, fell on a sled ride with his daughter. He sustained a broken collar bone and remains a critic rather than pursuing coaching.
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Kansas City
Harold
Spike) Claassen
Associated Press
Claassen
Winning Basketball Formation From Oklahoma A and M
A fast breaking blocking setup from Oklahoma A and M used in the Missouri Valley Conference. It starts from a two in three gut with 4 passing to 3, who then feeds 5. 1 sets a screen on 2’s man, 2 drives outside, while 1 slides to the center after the block. If open at point A, 5 passes to 1. if not, 1 blocks 5’s man and 5 swings off for a scoring attempt.
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Lions Prep for Liberty Memorial Clash With Atchison Redskins
Lawrence high school Lions stage two daily practices as they prepare to meet Atchison high school Redskins at the Liberty Memorial high auditorium tomorrow at 8 15. In a preliminary Lions second team faces Vinland high at 7.
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Vinland High
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George Goehring
Junius Penny
Lee Garich
Pat Green
Carl Hird
Green
Hird
Art Law- Tees
Rosedale High
Roseale
Basketball Results From Associated Press Listing
A compiled score table shows multiple college games with final scores. Notable results include Kentucky 53 over Kansas State 26 and Michigan 44 over Pittsburgh 34 with overtime noted for some matches.
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Emporia
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Ohio State
Utah
Chicago
Michigan State
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Toledo
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Pittsburgh
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Butler
Tice
Bradley
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Clemson
Arizona
Hardin-Simmons
Oregon State College Defeats Hawaii By Wide Margin
Oregon State College beat the University of Hawaii 39 to 6 in a decisive game. The matchup highlighted OSU’s strong defense and scoring run in the opening quarter. Hawaii struggled to advance moves as OSU controlled the field throughout.
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Oregon State College
U. of Hawaii
Texas Aggies Capture 14 13 Victory Over Tulane in Sugar Bowl
Texas A and M defeated Tulane 14 to 13 as John Alec Kimbrough starred with 152 rushing yards and two scores. The win sparked talk of a post season game with Southern California for Finnish relief funds, though USC officials noted Coast rules on gate sharing and conference approval.
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New Orleans
Tulane
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Homer Norton
Athletic Council
Los Angeles
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Argies
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Haskell, Tex
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Cotton) Price
Kimbrough
Herbie Smith
University of Southern California
Willis QO. Hunter
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Kentucky Cagers Crush Kansas State In Easy Win
Kentucky, Southeastern Conference champions, walloped Kansas State 53 to 26 in Lexington. Lee Huber and Mickey Rouse led locking defense as Kentucky built an 82 to 7 halftime edge, while Kansas State managed only five field goals.
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Kansas State
Lexington
Kansans
Oklahoma
Manhattan
Lee Huber
Mickey Rouse
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Blue Grass
Wildcats
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Mighty Tennessee Bowl to Trojans
Southern California overwhelmed Tennessee 14 to 0 in the Rose Bowl before a 92 000 crowd. Ambrose Schindler sparked two scoring drives, while Tennessee failed to cross the goal line in 15 straight encounters. Coach Maj. Bob Neyland praised Howard Jones’s squad after the loss.
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George
Trojan
Bob Neyland
Howard Jones
Ambrose Schindler
Schindler
Fred Newman
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U.S.C
Joe Engle
West triumphs in 15th Shrine game mud soaked victory
A 28 to 11 west win over the east marked the 15th Shrine charity football game in Kezar Stadium. A heavy midgame downpour left players caked in mud as Bill Anahu and Kay Eakin connected for a 50 yard score, while George Stirnweiss tied the game for the east before the West pulled away in the final period. Proceeds benefit the Shrine hospital for crippled children.
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Kay Eakin
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George Stirnweiss
North Carolina
Ed Buell
New York University
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Clemson's Country Gentlemen Triumph in Cotton Bowl
Clemson beat Boston College 6-3 to claim the Cotton Bowl trophy. Charley Timmons led the offense with 127 rushing yards on 27 carries, while Banks McFadden shared honors with a sophomore. O'Rourke's passing and a key punt return helped set up the field goal by Kukachik.
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Charley O’rourke
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Midland Salmon and Trout club president cites no fishing time
London January 2 report quotes Ne ville Chamberlain in a New Year greeting from the Midland Salmon and Trout club. He says there is little prospect of finding time for fishing under present conditions.
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Midland Salmon and Trout Club
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Milburn teen wins National Junior Tennis title in New Year clash
New York wire reports Bill Amstaedter of Milburn New Jersey defeated Dick Bender of Westfield New Jersey in a five set final yesterday to capture the National Junior Tennis championship. The match opened with Amstaedter losing the first two sets 6-8 and 1-6, then dropping the third 6-8 before rallying to take the fourth 6-4 and the decisive fifth.
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Bill Amstaedter
Milburn
N. J
Dick Bender
Westfield
Christmas Day Family Dinners Across Local Homes
A series of Christmas gatherings highlighted the day with numerous families hosting relatives. Attendees included the Rohe, Waugh, Tadlock, Olmstead, Soward, Roche, Selzer, Durr, Hagerman, Nichols, Vanderventer, Speicher, Armstrong, Bru baker, Jardon, Hadl, Schelack, Chanay, Selzer, and Roche families across Eudora Overland Park Topeka and Lawrence. Martin Rohe Jr. also noted a transfer at the port of entry east of Overland Park.
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Missouri
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Dorothy
Charles Soward
Clarence
George Roche
Dan Selzer
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Leon Durr
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Eudora
Clarence Hagerman
Phy Nichols
Ray
John
Alburn
Kan
Ray Nichols
Ray Vanderventer
Harry Werts
Lorenz Speicher
Charles Speicher
Julius Speicher
Topeka
Osgood Armstrong
Frank Speicher
Lawrence
Lester Brubaker
John Chanay
Henry Selzer
Martin Rohe, Jr
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Henry
Eva Weeks
Joe Newcomb
Betty Newcomb
Jack Newcomb
Kansas City
Lulu Smith
Albert Jacobson
Overeland Park
Mary
Edith Jo Roche
Henry Roche
Ed Ferguson
Wiliamsburg
Sun Bowl ends in scoreless tie between Arizona State and Catholic
In El Paso on January 2, Arizona State of Tempe and Catholic University battled to a 0–0 tie before 12,000 fans. Both teams, strong on defense, failed to find the winning pass, despite Tempe leading 11 first downs to 4 and 205 yards to 182.
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