Southeastern trio could still shuffle title claims this Saturday
Three potential upsets loom in the Southeastern conference as Georgia faces Georgia Tech and LSU meets Tulane and Tennessee. Florida and Alabama won key games, Tennessee extended its scoreless streak, while Vanderbilt fell to Alabama as Tulane and LSU eye final chances.
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Tennessee
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Associated Press
University of Georgia Bulldogs
Louisiana State
Tigers
Tulane Tech
Wildcats Beat Badgers 9-7 in Season Finale
Louisiana college Wildcats trap Woodie Wilson as Springhill back tries a late fourth quarter pass. Perez connects with Strickland for a second period score set by a Meriwether blocked punt. Crabtree adds the extra point as the Wildcats pull ahead 7-0 before Poole’s 44 yard reverse leads to another LSU strike.
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Mobile
Ala
Louisiana College Wildcats
Woodie Wilson
Springhill
Badgers
Barber
Wilson
Brister
Wildcat
Perez
Strickland
Meriwether
Barbers
Louisiana
Crabtree
Louisiana College
Poole
Badger
Two Popular Matmen to Wrestle Here in Monroe Card
Cyclone Burns and Jack Curtis, fan favorites, headline a double main event at Monroe Wrestling arena Tuesday night Promoter Gue Kallio said Curtis faces Parker from Nashville in the other bout Parker makes his local debut Curtis is known for swift kicks and drop moves Burns has recent wins and a draw in Monroe matches The show starts at 8:30 pm with best two of three falls and a one hour time limit Men’s night offers half price for male fans with a woman companion
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Marioe
Cyclone Burns
Jack Curtis
Monroe Wrestling Arena
Gue Kallio
Alien Parker
Nashville
Tenn
Parker
Kallie
Curtis
Monroe
Burns
Junior
Detroit
Mich
Otto Ludwig
Deck Lampoon
Sailor Watking
Vicksburg
Batman
Kallin
Tallulah Enters Class A Playoff After Narrow Win
The Tallulah Trojans beat Rayville 12 to 7 to reach the north Louisiana Class A playoff. Fula Lancaster scored Tallulahs first on a 31 yard pass from Cagnolatti, then added a short run. Rayville answered with a Ruffell rushing TD and Dear extra point.
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Tallulah Trojans
North Louisiana
Rayvilles Hornets
Trojans
Fula Lancaster
Cagnolatti
Center Downs Last Game Of Season In Rain
East Central Junior College Warriors of Decatur Mississippi defeated Northeast Center Indians 19 to 6 to finish the season undefeated and clinch the Louisiana Mississippi junior college title. Lamar Blount led with two long runs and a four yard TD, backed by Joe Vetrano and Bill Wallace. Don Short starred for the Indians with strong punting and several carries, as the Tribesmen prevailed on a wet field.
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East Central Junior College Warriors
DeCatur
Miss
Louisiana
Blount
Joe Vetrano
Redmen
Invaders
Bill Wallace
Guy Bryson
Tribe
Vetrano
Wallace
Don Short
Short
Waimast
Vetra
Max Huchns
Warriors
Preacher” Blackwell
Indians
Blunt
Walace
Northeast
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Roy Smith
Decatur Pos
Milhalic
Beane Ee
Macon Wallace
Singleton Emerson
Bryson A Peis
Hutchins
Northeast Center
Parks
Smith
Meatt
Mason
Hawkins
Buren
Tarr
Carazza
Black
Morton
Paschal
Wroten
Nicosia
Westerman
Casper
May
Frey
Zeidman
R. Taylor
Kuethe
Blackwell
Gustafson Defeats Marshall in Midwestern Duel at 30:43
In St Louis Cliff Gustafson from Gonvick Minnesota, at 240 pounds, defeated Everett Marshall of La Junta Colorado, 225 pounds, after 30 minutes and 43 seconds in a dramatic bout.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Cliff Gustafson
Gonvick
Minn
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Colo
Neville Baby Bengals to Face Choudrant Juniors in Weight Limit Clash
Neville High School Baby Bengals, 3 2, meet Choudrant Juniors in a weight limit game. Coach Bill Ruples’ squad. probable lineup features Harold Cornett, Jack Dyer, Ray Ellerbe, Bobby Brossett, Salvadore Danna, Jimmy Brantley or Louis Whitfield, Johnnie Poulas, Robert Woods, Richard McAuliffe, Gordon Sourgain, and Layton Coats as fullback.
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Neville High School
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Choudrant
Bill Ruples
Tigers
Ruston
Columbia
Winnsboro
Neville
Harold Cornett
Jack Dyer
Ray Ellerbe
Bobby Brossett
Salvadore Danna
Jimmy Brantley
Louis Whitfield
Johnnie Poulas
Robert Woods
Richard McAuliffe
Gordon Surgaine
Layton Coats
Vols Rout Kentucky 19 to 6 for 22nd Straight Win
Tennessee hammered Kentucky 19 to 6 in Lexington to extend its consecutive win streak to 22. The Volunteers rushed for 166 yards, dominated early, and rode Bartholomew Newman and Foxx to victory despite Kentucky’s late surge and a passing threat from Ermal Allen and Junior Jones.
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Wildcats
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Tennessee's
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George
Broad
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Sam Bartholomew
Fred Newman
Johnny Butler
Bob Foxx
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Buist Warren
Newman
Foxx
Wildcat
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Collossus
Knoxville
Neyland
Ermal Allen
Junior Jones
Dave Coeller
Emil Hust
Hust
Thompson
Wallen
Vols
Centers Tex Angler Lands 24-Inch Bass With Snake Inside
Weldon Sanders caught a 24 inch six pound bass in Centers Texas with a 12 inch moccasin snake coiled in its stomach.
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Centers
Tex
Weldon Sanders
Gentlemen defeat Louisiana Tech 19 to 0 in rain at Ruston
In a soggy Ruston contest Centenary slugged through the rain to topple Louisiana Tech 19 to 0. Barnes and Whitehurst scored for the Gentlemen as Tech failed to reach the pay zone after a scoreless first half.
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Shreveport
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Techsters
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Sam Gooch
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Whitehurst
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Pickle Wise
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euMeley Bowerman
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Wave ends hard work for game with Tigers
Tulane coach Lowell Dawson urged the Green Wave after the last hard workout of the regular season before meeting LSU in the Sugar Bowl race. Quarterback Stan Nyhan returned from a knee injury and showed sharp kicking form as the team prepared for the rivals.
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Tulane
Louisiana State
Lowell Dawson
Stan Nyhan
College football results from multiple teams and ties
East Central Junior College 19, Northeast Center of LSU 6. Rutgers 0, South Alabama 39, Vanderbilt 0. Florida 7, Auburn 7. Tennessee 19, Kentucky 9. North Carolina 19, Virginia 0. Wake Forest 46, Davidson 7. Birmingham Southern 9, Howard 6. Chattanooga 21, Mercer 18. Louisiana Normal 6, Southwestern Louisiana 0. Catawba 7, Lenoir Rhyne 7. The Citadel 21, Wofford 2. Centenary 19, Louisiana Tech 9. Louisiana College 9, Spring Hill 7. Wichita 7, Washburn 6. Springfield Teachers 7, Arkansas A and M D. Emporia Teachers 2, Pittsburgh Teachers 0. Southwest Arkansas Tech 0, Arkansas State 0. Hendrix 6, Ouachita 0. Arkansas 23, Tulsa 0. Texas A and M 20, Texas 0. Colorado 27, Denver 17.
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Centenary
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Arkansas State
Hendrix
Ouachita
Arkansas
Tulsa
Texas A
Texas
Rocky Mountains Colorado
Denver
Demons Clinch SI A Championship With 6-0 Victory
In Natchitoches Louisiana on December 1 Southwestern Louisiana Institute fell 6 to 0 to Louisiana Normal College Demons in a drizzly contest. Gus Boucher rushed 69 yards for the lone score as Normal improves to 11-0, eyes Oil Bowl and Steel Bowl invitations while Southwestern suffers a shutout defeat before about 5 000 fans.
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Southwestern Louisiana Institute
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Polytechnic Institute of Cookeville
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Wilbur Kirkpatrick
Parker Wiggins
Bulldogs
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Demon
Gus Boucher
Saucier
Bulldog
Oval
Kirkpatrick
Edmond Saucier
Frank Eason
Pos
Cawrseos TB
WSO
Aveesinesss
Ves
Gilson Adkins
Cathe
Luchinger
Holy Cross
Moran
Centenary
C. Smith
Womack
Sports Mirror recalls signings and matches from past eras
Today a year ago Gabby Hartnett signed a one year contract to manage the Chicago Cubs in 1939 at 27500 dollars, a 5000 dollar raise. Three years ago Gil Dobie and assistant Frank Murdock were badly hurt in an automobile crash in Boston. Five years ago Primo Carnera won a 12 round decision over Victorio Camilo in Buenos Aires.
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Associated Press
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Gil Dobie
Boston
Frank Murdock
Primo Carnera
Victorio Camuolo
Buenos Aires
Sports Roundup Touches Football Stars and Scandals
Ace Parker could coach Portsmouth in the Piedmont league next year. Jack Dempsey will referee Garcia vs Glen Lee in Manila for 7500 dollars. Judge Landis fines debate hits Brooklyn, Dayton and Columbus clubs. Michigan omits Nile Kinnick from all opponents, Tad Wieman scouts south, and Hank Greenberg linked to Athletics. Doc Sutherland receives offers, Ohio State victory song by Crummitt, and Derby hopeful Bradley to race in Florida. Dapper Dan award goes to Billy Conn. Duke alumni discuss home series with Alabama. Pat Kelly may seek AAU presidency. winter trades dominate headlines.
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New York
Ace Parker
Portsmouth
Jack Dempsey
Manila
Ceferino Garcia
Glen Lee
Landis
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Columbus
Michigan Wolverines
Nile Kinnick
Tad Wieman
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New York Post
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Kas
Gates
Dapper Dan
Pittsburgh
Billy Conn
Duke Alumni Association
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Alabama
Pat Kelly
Metropolitan Association
Florida
Alabama rolls past Vanderbilt 39 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day
Alabama overwhelmed Vanderbilt 39 to 0 before 18 000 fans at Dudley Field. Herky Mosley and Paul Spencer sparked two early air touchdowns and Carey Cox and Jimmy Helm added scores on interceptions and long runs as the Tide dominated both aerial and ground games.
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Tenn
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Dudley Field
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Doc) Plunkett
Herky Mosley
Paul Spencer
Mosley
Jimmy Nelson
Carey Cox
Jimmy Helm
Spencer
Cox
Helm
Vaughn Tollett
Billy Harrell
Harrell
Hal Newman
Andrus
Mighty Aggies Roll Past Texas 20-0 In Muddy Kyle Field
Mighty A and M powered to an unbeaten season by defeating Texas 20-0 before 40,000 in rain and fog at Kyle Field. The Aggies surged after halftime with three touchdowns, piling up 204 yards on runs and passes while Texas struggled to 26 rushing yards.
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Tex
Texas A. and M
University of Texas
Kyle Field
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Aggies
Earl
Bama) Smith
Waleran Price
John Kimbrough
Price
Jim Sterling
Jack Crain
Aggie
Bill Connaster
Texans
Herbie Smith
Conaster
Crain
David Thayer
Farmers
Kime
Meek
Brown Beats Rutgers In Close 13 0 Victory
Brown halted the previously undefeated Rutgers team with two 65 yard drives in the final period to win 13 to 0 before 12 000 fans in Providence. Plunkett threw to Hardy Housman who bobbled the ball near the goal line as Brown secured the upset.
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Rutgers
Providence
R. I
The
Scarlet
New York University
Plunkett
Hardy Housman
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By Geyle Talbot
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Sports Mirror
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