Hague's Field Goal Decides Rose Bowl Thriller
Ohio State edges California 17 14 in Pasadena as Jim Hague kicks a late field goal to break a 14 14 deadlock. Buckeyes rally behind tough defense and key plays, including Vic Janowicz interception and a blocked punt setting up the go ahead score. Morrison and Krall lead OSU rushing as Celeri and Cal battles with costly miscues.
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Wife Shoots Self Over Bowl Tix Mix
MIAMI FLA AP A Miami woman died after a mixup over Orange Bowl tickets. Detective Neil Coston said Lucille E. Brooks 45 shot herself after her husband Henry S. Brooks called to arrange an exchange for better tickets. He said she might have misunderstood and believed she would not attend the game.
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Biggest Celebration Of Them All Awaits Winning Bucks In Columbus
Ohio State readies for a homecoming welcome for the 1950 Rose Bowl champions after a 17 to 14 win over California in Pasadena. Arrival times vary with some Buckeyes due Thursday night by plane and others on a special train. Mayor Rhodes defers official festivities until returning players arrive. City leaders plan a 1950 note with a resolution for Coach Wes Fesler and the team. Jimmy Hague, from Rocky River, will have a local celebration upon his return.
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Sports Mirror item highlights past baseball moves
Associated Press recap notes Cincinnati Reds hired Luke Sewell as coach today, recalling his ex Browns manager role. It also mentions Joe DiMaggio planned heel operation, City College beat St John’s Brooklyn 42 to 41, and Mickey Owen signing with the St. Louis Cardinals in earlier years.
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Boxing Results From Three Cities Show Close Bouts
Chicago saw Sylvester Perkins outpoint Clinton Bacon in a featherweight bout as Sammy Ane gott and Sonny Boy West fought to a draw in Baltimore. In Columbus O a bout featured Lee Sala defeating Ed O'Neil with a knockout in Detroit.
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