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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1955

Page

8

Buckeyes Triumph in Sloppy Rose Bowl Scene

Ohio State topped Southern Cal 20 7 in a rain soaked Rose Bowl as UCLA fans panned the coast climate and fans car pool into mud bound parking. The Buckeyes showed 22 first downs to 6 and 295 rushing yards while Coast players struggled with the slick ball and field.

Pasadena Calif Ohio State Southern Cal Buckeye Cal Bucks Ohio Trojans Jon Arnett Coast Club All-America Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota UCLA Uclans Woody

Harkrader shines in Rose Bowl as Ohio State tops USC

Middletown's Jerry Harkrader scores in the Rose Bowl as Ohio State defeats Southern Cal 20 to 7. Teammate Tommy Dillman, a sophomore, also appears in the box score. The piece notes Rose Bowl payouts, travel costs, and the broader financial sketch for Big Ten programs.

Middletown Jerry Harkrader Harkie Pasadena Calif Ohio State Southern Cal Tommy Dillman Dillman Jerry

Bowl games settle few shocks race for top team

Ohio State remains in AP title contention after its 20 7 win over USC in the Rose Bowl while UCLA’s 34 0 regular season edge and other bowls stir debate. Navy and Georgia Tech wins draw crowds of over 80 000 as Shrine and Gator Bowls go to favorites. Duke crushes Nebraska 34 7 in the Orange Bowl.

Gomer Jones Interviewed On Houston Head Coach Post

Gomer Jones, Oklahoma line coach and assistant athletic director, said he has been interviewed about the University of Houston football coach job and will confer with Houston officials again next week. He discussed talks held Tuesday and Wednesday and will pursue them at the coaches convention in New York. He did not reveal a formal offer.

Norman Okla Gomer Jones Oklahoma Bud Wlkinson University of Houston Houston New York

Bowl results roundup of major college games across bowls

Ohio State beat Southern California 20 to 7 in the Sugar Bowl. Navy shut out Mississippi 21 to 0 in the Cotton. Georgia Tech defeated Arkansas 14 to 6 in the Orange. Duke crushed Nebraska 34 to 7 in the East West. Auburn routed Baylor 33 to 13 in the Gator. Texas Western beat Florida State 47 to 20 in the Sun. Prairie View edged Texas Southern 14 to 12 in the Prairie View. Skyline All Stars topped Border Conference 20 to 13. U S Air Force defeated U S Marines 21 to 14 in Tokyo. Omaha defeated Eastern Kentucky 7 to 6 in the Tangerine. Ft Jackson beat Shaw Air Force 26 to 21 in the Palmetto Shrine. Fort Ord shut out Fort Hood 36 to 0 in the Shrimp.

Ohio State Buckeyes UCLA Navy Mississippi Adams Associated Press USC Duke Nebraska Big Seven Blue Devile Georgia Tech Arkansas Engineers San Francisco Auburn Baylor Pasadena First Service Academy Texas Western Florida State Prairie View Prairie View Texas Southern RICE Tokyo U.S. Air Force U.S. Marines Eastern Kentucky Palmetto Shrine Ft. Jackson Shaw Air Force Fort Ord Calif Fort Hood Tex

Ex Baylor Tackle Jim Smith Signs with Browns

Tackle Jim Smith of Baylor University, six foot three and 225 pounds, has signed to play for the Cleveland Browns next season. He was the seventh choice in last year's draft and becomes the third player to sign with the NFL champions following quarterback George Ratterman and tackle Bob Gain.

Cleveland Jim Smith Baylor University Cleveland Browns Browns Smith George Ratterman Bob Gain

IHL Scores Highlight Troy Victory Over Grand Rapids

Troy 6 defeats Grand Rapids 2 while Cincinnati tops Toledo 9 to 3 in IHL action. Both games showcase offensive bursts and bullpen work shaping the outcomes for the two matchups.

Troy Grand Rapids Cincinnati Toledo

Quiet NCAA Session Opens Amid TV Plan Debate

About 1 400 representatives from over 400 colleges gathered for a week of NCAA meetings signaling a quiet session. No immediate settlement is expected on the football television issue though five proposals will be discussed and a nonbinding straw vote taken for guidance to a new committee.

Hugh Fullerton JR New York National Collegiate Athletic Assn Big Ten NCAA American Football Coaches Assn American Assn. of American College Public Relations Assn College Athletic Business Managers Assn National Collegiate Track Coaches Assn

Serious Loop Races Ahead For Nation's Hoop Powers

The holiday tourneys end as college basketball shifts to conference races with NCAA and NIT bids at stake. Kentucky, Auburn, and Dartmouth remain unbeaten though upsets hit ten teams. Auburn visits Kentucky Feb 26 as Wisconsin, Illinois, and Iowa lead the Big Ten chase. La Salle beat St Louis 88 79 led by Tom Gola’s 34 points as Duquesne eyes No 1 ranking.

Auburn Kentucky Lexington Big Ten Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Ohio State Michigan State Northwestern Minnesota Illinois Badgers Illini LaSalle St. Louis All America Tom Gola LaSal Duquesne

High school cage results and college scores listed

Cincinnati McNicholas defeated Middletown Fenwick 73 to 49. Dayton Chaminade beat St Xavier 70 to 57. Kentucky beat Temple 101 to 69. McCrary 100 over Davidson 71. Vanderbilt 94 over Mississippi 69. St Peter's NJ 93 defeated Gonzaga 66. Arkansas 68 over Tulsa 60. Denver 57 edged Washington St Louis 50.

Cincinnati McNicholas Middletown Fenwick Dayton Chaminade St. Xavier Kentucky Temple McCrary Davidson Vanderbilt Mississippi St. Peter’s NJ Gonzaga Arkansas Tulsa Denver Washington St. Louis

Michigan Wolverines Home Games Attract Large Crowds

Ann Arbor reports nearly eight million watching Michigan home football since 1927 when the Wolverines opened their vast stadium. Spectators have attended 163 home games, averaging about 46,000 per game, with a stadium capacity of 97,000.

Ann Arbor, Mich University of Michigan Wolverines

Fort Ord Beats Fort Hood 36-0 in Shrimp Bowl

P overlapped game action as former professionals guide Fort Ord to victory. Jim Powers passed for two touchdowns while Sam Baker led the ground attack in the sixth annual Shrimp Bowl played in Galveston Texas.

Galveston Tex Jim Powers Sam Baker Fort Ord Calif Fort Hood

Lattner Signs Pact With Steelers for 1955 Season

Johnny Lattner freshman star for the Pittsburgh Steelers returns his signed contract for 1955. The Notre Dame alum led the team in kickoff and punt returns and ranked second in scoring with 42 points after being their No. 1 draft choice in 1954. Prince Dave retires after a poor season, with his best earlier earnings noted at 64,375 dollars in a Maryland Gold Cup juvenile win.

Pittsburgh Johnny Lattner National Football League Pittsburgh Steelers Notre Dame Steelers Prince Dave

Trapping Foxes With Fire and Meat Bait

A rustic method describes digging a shallow hole on a hillside in fox country. A 6 inch trap chain is driven to a metal stake, trap set over it, then dirt leaves and twigs cover the site. Meat or fish is scattered on the ashes and fox lure sprinkled to attract predators.

Fenwick Falls To Cincinnati McNicholas In Close First Half

Fenwick High hoops stayed within reach of McNicholas for two periods before a 36 point Rockets burst turned the game. Jack Couzins and Bill Middendorf led McNicholas as Fenwick finished 7 of 34 from the line and 21 of 45 from the field. Larry Wolf paced Fenwick with 12 points, Tom Trent added 10, and Tom Kraft sparked defense in the middle quarters. In the opening reserve game Fenwick fell 50-40 as Jackson led with 17 for the Fenwick reserves.

Fenwick High Cincinnati McNicholas Rockets Falcons Barney Otten Jack Couzins Bill Middendorf Fenwick McNicholas Bill Cady Rocket Larry Wolf Tom Kraft Tom Trent Wolf Cousins Middendorf Varsity Invaders Jackson

Toski Named Golf Digest Most Improved Player

Bob Toski, once the sport's top money winner with 65 891 in 1954, is named most improved player of the year by Golf Digest. Voters credit his four wins in 1954 Baton Rouge Azalea and Eastern Opens and the 50 000 first prize in the World Championship at Tom O Shanter. Beverly Hanson is chosen as most improved woman player.

Chicago Bob Toski Golf Digest Toski Baton Rouge Azalea Tom O'Shanter Ladies’ Professional Golf Assn Beverly Hanson

Buckeye Aces Not Through Play Saturday

MOBILE Alabama football players from Ohio State and Southern California arrive for Senior Bowl workouts after major bowls and all star appearances. Dave Leggett Dean Dugger Bob Thornton Lindon Crow among early arrivals as North and South coaches prep for the game. Prizes include 500 for winners 400 for losers plus expenses. South leads series 2-0 while North has won three straight under Paul Brown.

Ohio State Dick Larkins Floyd Stahl Bucks Southern Cal Mobile Ala Dave Leggett Dean Dugger Bob Thornton Southern California Lindon Crow North Steve Owen Paul Brown Cleveland Browns

Sogey Field Delays Santee's Four Minute Mile Bid

Wes Santee struggled with a soggy track at the 17th Sugar Bowl track meet in New Orleans as rain delayed events. The former Kansas star, now in the Marines, finished the mile in 4 14 and plans to try again in Los Angeles on January 16. Coach Ellis P Hagler leads Duke in basketball and golf with multiple conference titles.

New Orleans Wes Santee University of Kansas Kansas Los Angeles Calif Ellis P Dumpy) Hagler Duke Universy Duke University

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