Rose Bowl links shift with Big Nine in post season play
A broad look at the 1947 college football season notes many upsets and large crowds. The Rose Bowl in Pasadena will pit the West Coast nominee against the Big Nine for three years, with shifts in eligibility rules affecting future rosters. Illinois and UCLA earned Pasadena bids, while Army and Illinois faced drafting and selection puzzles. Other bowls attract tens of thousands, from Shrine in San Francisco to the Orange, Cotton, Sun, Oil, and Blue and Grey games, each drawing large crowds.
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Dayton Dean Resigns From Duke Athletic Staff
Dayton Dean, Duke University Athletic Association business manager since 1931, resigns effective January 1. A former Blue Devil second baseman and Oak Ridge product, he turned down major league offers and will leave after Navy service. Athletic Director Eddie Cameron praises his work and wishes him success.
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Patrolmen Ordered To Watch Headlights
Raleigh highway patrolmen are ordered to crack down on drivers who fail to dim headlights when meeting oncoming traffic. Major H. J. Hatcher, commander of the State Highway Patrol, announced the directive to curb glare and improve road safety.
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