Buckeyes Edge Cal in Rose Bowl Field Goal Victory
Ohio State defeated California 17 to 14 in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day 1921 as Jim Hague booted the game winning field goal from the 17 yard line with 1:05 left. Wes Felser hands and a late delay penalty helped create the angle for Hague’s kick, cementing Ohio State’s fourth straight Big Ten triumph over the Pacific Coast. Morrison and Krall led the Buckeyes in scoring amid a sequence of Cal threats and miscues by both teams.
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Bob Celeri
Frank Brunk
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Jim Monachino
Fred Morrison
Morrison
Jerry Krall
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Anderson Defeats Baltimore In AP Basketball Score
Anderson beat Baltimore 92 to 75 according to AP. Tonight's schedule lists Tri-City at Indianapolis Washington at Rochester and Sheboygan at Waterloo. A dormouse description notes a deep winter sleep, emphasized by its ability to be rolled without waking.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Rochester
Sheboygan
Waterloo
Smith Carson Lead 1950 Kegling Smith Carson Lead Kegling
Bowling league recap lists Smith Carson atop the Classic league with strong scores as city keglers start the new year. Vic trails closely. Team tallies show Moose 2091 Service Co 2313 Browntown 2211 Independents 2293 McArdle 2306 Gempeler 2297 with varied results across leagues and individual scores including Rockow 202, Zuehike 213, Fuchs 2079.
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Leon Rockow
Bill Zuehike
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Beloit Ends Marshall Va Winning Streak 67 48
Beloit hockey basketball team Beloit stops Marshall college winning streak with a 67 to 48 victory in Wa Va It snaps Marshall s eight game run and marks Beloit s first win in 13 starts Franny Jahr led Beloit with 16 points on driving and push shots after entering in the first half
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Bowl Score Report From Cotton and Orange Gridiron Matchups
Oklahoma shut out LSU 35 0 while Rice edged North Carolina 21 13 in Cotton and Orange bowls. Florida State defeated Wofford 19 6 and Maryland beat Missouri 20 7 in separate games. Other results include Stanford over Hawaii 20 and Army 14 by Air Force stars.
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Honolulu
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Tokyo
Air Force
Army Stars
University Athletes Face Busy January Schedule
University athletes prepare for a packed month in January with home and away games and meets across basketball wrestling boxing swimming fencing and junior varsity events. Key clashes include cagers against Michigan and Minnesota and wrestling matches with Illinois and Indiana as well as a Town meet on January 14. First collegiate swimming meet is set for February 10 in Minnesota.
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Bruins stop Marquette in Milwaukee defeat
The UCLA Bruins defeated Marquette 68 to 52 at the Milwaukee auditorium. Marquette has three wins in eight starts this season and travels to Minneapolis to face Minnesota next Saturday night.
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Badgers Rally To Beat Illinois 59-50 In Opener
Wisconsin trailed 30-24 at halftime then used a lineup shuffle and a late surge led by Don Rehfeldt who scored 27 and pushed the Badgers past Illinois 59-50 in the Big 10 lidlifter. Rehfeldt's 913 career points set a school record as Don Page and Danny Markham contributed down the stretch.
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Illinois
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Mark
Ham
Don Page
Don Rehfeldt
Rehfeldt
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Wally Osterkorns
Roy Gatewood
Bill Erickson
Buffalo Bills Hopes Hinge On Schedule Plan
Commission Bert Bell of the National American league rattled Buffalo prospects for a 14th team. Buffalo Bills president Albert T. O Neill quoted Bell saying he must solve the schedule riddle within days or the league’s 13 owners won't approve Buffalo at the January 19 meeting in New York. Bell has worked on a 14 team schedule for two weeks.
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Albert T. O'Neill
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Navy May Hire A9ers Grid Coach Erdelatz Offered Navy Job
Eddie Erdelatz said he has been offered the post as head football coach at the U S Naval Academy. He will fly to Annapolis to discuss the deal, succeeding George Sauer who resigned. Erdelatz is currently an assistant coach with the San Francisco 49ers of the All America Conference. He confirmed the Navy offer after a Washington Post report said Navy had virtually decided to hire him.
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Junior Girls Bowl Last Games of Year
The four junior bowling teams finished their year with matches on Saturday. Rees Lucky Strikers defeated Jolly Bowlers 941 to 590 while Pleasure Bend and Gutter Gals split their set 814 to 826. Individual scores include Bette Rees 185 Shirley Lae ser 219 Judy Moore 93 Diane Snyder 165 Judy Buehler 244 and others.
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Donna Clark
Jean Clark
Diane Snyder
Shirley Bruni
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Mary Hasse
Marlene Larson
Mikan Leads NBA Scoring Race By Narrow Margin
Minneapolis Lakers center George Mikan has built a near 100 point lead over Indianapolis star Alex Groza in the NBA scoring duel. Mikan averages 27.7 points per game and has 860 total in 31 contests, while Groza posts 24.6 and 781 in 31 games. Chicago's Andy Phillip leads in assists with 154, with New York's Dick McGuire close behind at 149.
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Alex Groza
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Dick McGuire
Oklahoma Fans Challenge Notre Dame After Sugar Bowl Shutout
Oklahoma supporters filled the Sugar Bowl stands in New Orleans demanding the Irish stay ranked and noting Notre Dame’s boast against LSU. Oklahoma’s fast T-wizards powered past Louisiana State 35 to 0, marking the day’s standout victory. DuPont Co says it has 3,000 competing chemical rivals, all American.
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States take no action in new laws for sex cases
An Associated Press survey of 48 states and the District of Columbia shows 33 states have taken no recent action to address sex crimes while 15 states plus D C have acted. The report notes calls for federal involvement to curb crimes against children and debates over medical versus penal approaches.
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Fewer Cities Gave Raises During 1949
The International City Managers Association and the Civil Service Assembly studied 100 cities and found fewer cities raised pay rates in the first half of 1949 than in 1947 and 1948. Forty percent raised rates in 1949 versus 47 percent in 1947 and 81 percent in 1948.
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Italian ex soldier crafts violins in Rome shop gains acclaim
A former prisoner of war who began violin making as a pastime on Rome’s Aventine hill may have rediscovered some of the craft’s ancient secrets. Franco Ponzo’s instruments attract professional players and may, with time, rival the Amati Stradivari and Guarneri masters. A second item notes a large duck with antlers crossing into a Columbia County game sanctuary in Florida.
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