Rose Bowl rout: Michigan crushes USC 46 to 0
Michigan’s powerful backfield led by Chappins, Weisenburger, Elliott and Yerges routed USC in the Rose Bowl for a record breaking day. Brieske kicked seven conversions, 17 of 24 passes completed, and a 4681 yard total offense set Rose Bowl marks. Derricotte Rifenburg and Derricotte added scores as Michigan solidified its claim of football superiority over USC.
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LHS Cagers Stay Home Still May Play In Tourney
Lawton Wolverines could join the Altus basketball tourney after ice damaged roads blocked travel from Lawton to Altus. Coach Paul Wilson says officials uncontactable by phone. team plans to practice and expects to talk with officials today. A Jan 6 trip to Marlow remains on schedule if highways reopen.
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Kansans Fumble Ends Jayhawks Orange Bowl Bid
In the 14th Orange Bowl Kansas quarterback Lynne McNutt fumbled at the Georgia Tech one yard line with 2:20 left, sealing a 20 to 14 loss before 59,578 fans. Tech quarterback Tim Stil connected for three touchdowns, while Ray Evans and Bill Hagen starred for Kansas in a high scoring, aerial clash.
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Bowl Scores from Pasadena to El Paso
Rose Bowl in Pasadena Michigan routed Southern California 49 to 0 in front of 03,000. Sugar Bowl in New Orleans Texas defeated Alabama 27 to 7 before 72,000. Cotton Bowl in Dallas ended SMU 18 Penn State 18 with 45,500 watching. Orange Bowl in Miami Georgia Tech beat Kansas 20 to 14 with 50,573 in attendance. Gators, Dixie, Della, Salad bowls list diverse results across venues with various attendance figures.
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Fans Blame SMU Tie For Cotton Bowl Slow Finish
Fans vented at SMU coach Matty Bell for inserting reserves after taking a lead in the Cotton Bowl, costing a clear victory in a 22-13 loss to Penn State. Doak Walker starred for the Mustangs, who built early leads before Penn State rallied.
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Night Radio Schedule From 1948 Listing ABC Programs
A fragmentary 1948 radio schedule shows ABC airings including Dick Tracy Terry and Pirates Jack Armstrong and The Lone Ranger with News and Music programs. Multiple time slots across the day list entertainment and news segments such as The Bing Crosby Show and This is Your FBI along with orchestras and theatre features.
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Sugar Bowl Triumph Keys Longhorns Victory Over Alabama
NEW ORLEANS January 2. The Texas Longhorns won the Sugar Bowl information shows a 7-7 tie broken by a blocked punt recovered in the end zone by Vic Valdeck and George Petrovich. The win marked a personal victory for Layne over Alabama star Harry Gilmer as Gilmer faced tough questions for his performance.
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Cage Scores Gauge State High School and College Games
A rough OCR list shows various college and high school scores with teams like Central, Colorado School of Mines, New York University, Notre Dame, Harvard, Wichita, Indiana, and Miami Ohio. Mixed in are place names and affiliations such as Capitol Hill, Southeast California, and Southwest Missouri, suggesting a statewide roundup of results.
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