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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1952

Page

7

Terrapins Dominate Volunteers In Sugar Bowl Victory

Maryland overwhelmed Tennessee 28-13 in the Sugar Bowl as Ed Modzelewski and Ed Fullerton powered a dominant ground game. Maryland surged to a 21-0 lead with three quick scores, then held off a Tennessee rally, outgaining the Volunteers 153 rushing yards to 82. Maryland’s defense forced Tennessees miscues, and Scarbath and Fullerton connected on key plays.

Will Grimsley New Orleans Ed Modzelewski Ed Fullerton Maryland Terrapins Fullerton Hank Lauricella Pittsburgh Tennessee Lauricella Modzelewski Mighty Mo Volunteers Jack Scarbath Houdini Baltimore Hal Payne Payne Bert Rechichar

Kentucky Beats Texas Christian 20-7 In Cotton Bowl

Kentucky quarterback Babe Parilli starred in his swan song with two touchdown passes and a balanced attack guiding Kentucky past Texas Christian 20-7. Emory Clark scored twice, Ed Hamilton added a fourth quarter TD, and an injury hampered All-America center Doug Moseley yet Kentucky maintained control while TCU’s offense sputtered after a brief third quarter surge by Gilbert Bartosh. The Wildcats' defense stifled three TCU drives, securing the victory before about 75,000 fans.

Dallas Vite Babej Parilli Kentucky Texas Christian Horned Frogs Wildcats Doug Moseley Moseley Gilbert Bartosh TCU Frogs Parilli Emery Clark Ed Hamilton Glenn Jones Bartosh

Radio program listings and a football game recap

Radio listings show CBS WFHD WOR NBC WMAL and others with 15 minute news, sports, and drama segments through the evening. The recap notes a football game where TCU and Kentucky played. Bobby Jack Floyd scored a point, while Kentucky and TCU posted substantial yardage totals in ground and aerial play.

CBS WFHD Abc WMAL NBC Wral Ebe Mbs-Eaat Elddies Br Abc-Roba-Weat Nbe News & Comments Cba Abc Bewlah Stolt Cbs News Abe Mbs Trié Jack Smith Ehow Cbs Daily Abe Jawe Abc Theater of Air Groucho Marz Nbo Red Skelton Dhs Rogue's Gallery Abe Bing Crosby Abc Family Theater Barrie Craig Meredith Wilson Nets Kate Soith Jr Aba Potter Mour Faul Dixon Nabe Trisis DuyMont Abe Edsers Aba Bobby Jack Floyd TCU Keith Flowers Kentucky Frogs

Stanford Dominates Illinois in Rose Bowl Rout

In Pasadena Stanford falls behind early but Illinois seizes a 54 yard interception return to swing momentum. Illini backs led by Tate Bachouros and Karras pull away in the fourth, scoring four times to rout Stanford 45 to 14 and extend Big Ten dominance in the Rose Bowl.

Pasadena Calif Mihnels Stanford Gambling Indians UCLA Palo Alto Illinois Stan Wallace Gary Kerkorian Bill Tate Tate Fete Bachouros Johnny Karras Tommy O'Connell Illini Rose Powl

Terps Best, Neyland Says Terps Best

New Orleans January 1 General Neyland admitted Tennessee was soundly beaten by a superior Maryland team 28 13 in the Sugar Bowl praising coach Jim Tatum and Maryland’s fine squad. Maryland star Ed Modzelewski outgained the Vols on the ground as Bob Ward lauded Tennessee’s defensive line and Tennessee players faced a quiet dressing room after the loss.

Fullerton Maryland Bob Shemowski Scarbath Lauricella Payne Tennessee Neyland Shemonski Scarbash Decker New Orleans Hob Neyland Tennessee Vols Jim Tatum Tatum Polind Ed Modzelewski West Natrona Big Mo Ward Duffer Modzelewski Bob Ward Daffer Ted Daffer

Health Center Bowling League Weekly Statistics

Health Center Bowling League reports weekly stats. Ladies: high game L Englebrecht 182, high set J Hahn 324. Men: high game L Baker 187, high set 342. Team high game Cards 529, high set 1499. Sugar Bowl statistics listed for New Orleans Jan 1 with Maryland Tennessee game details. Salad Bowl in Phoenix Jan 1 features Houston Cougars defeating Dayton 26 21 led by Gene Shannon four rushing TDs and Randy Owens conversions.

L. Englebrecht J. Hahn L. Baker New Orleans MD. Tenn Phoenix Ariz Houston University Cougars Destort University of Dayton Houston Big Gus Gene Shannon Randy Owens

Georgia Tech Tops Baylor in Orange Bowl Thriller

Georgia Tech Engineers rallied from a 14 0 deficit in the Orange Bowl to defeat Baylor 17 14. Darrell Crawford connected on a key touchdown pass, Pepper Rodgers booted the eventual game winning field goal, and Bill Teas and Pete Ferris made crucial plays as Tech overcame Baylor’s 206 rushing and 93 passing yard edge.

Miami Fla Georgia Tech Darrell Crawford Pepper Rodgers Baylor Sears Bill Teas Tech Crawford Baylor Buck Martin Rodgers Ferris Pasa Pete Ferris Larry Isbell Bate Isbell Bears

Stetson Upsets Arkansas State In Tangarine Bowl Clash

Stetson University's Hatters defeated Refrigerator Bowl champion Arkansas State 35 to 20 in a Tangarine Bowl upset in Orlando Florida tonight.

Stetson Orlando Fla Stetson University Arkansas State

Roses parade wins sweepstakes at 63rd Tournament of Roses

Pasadena Calif Jan 1 63rd Tournament of Roses honors dreams of the future as Southern California Floral Association takes top prize with every girls dream of the future. Float totals 9 100 000 flowers as 200 entries and 20 bands draw 1 250 000 spectators. Long Beach wins theme prize with Miss Universe float as six foreign girls in native dress join floral globe orchid fountain and massive heart of roses on the parade route.

Pasadzina Calif Southern California Floral Association Long Beach

World Peace float wins grand prize in floral show

A float titled world peace entered by Wiemute Mat Conn won the grand prize among commercial entries. A tropical garden theme featured a rainbow of carnations roses and chrysanthemums.

Py Wiemute Mat Conn

Clemson Stopped By Miami Hurricanes in Gator Bowl

In Jacksonville on January 1, 1949, Miami halfback Jim Dooley starred on both sides, intercepting four Billy Hair passes as Clemson was shut out 14-0. Dooley’s defense and timely runs propelled the Hurricanes, who recovered from Hair’s 72 yard kickoff return to control the game.

Jacksonville Fla Jim Dooley Miami Clemson Billy Hair Miami Hurricanes Dooley Hair Ito Hurricanes Quar

Clemson Drives, HurriCanes Hold in Bowl Clash Scoring Spree

Hackett connected on a 55 yard series to Clemson at the eight, Mallois added an 11 yard TD run after a Hackett pitch, and Tremont converted. Miami’s Leo Martin forced a fumble on Hair’s punt attempt as Clemson’s drive stalled. The Hurricanes totaled 11 gains for 34 yards and a second TD, Mallors finished from the three. Official attendance was 37,208.

Jack Hackett Artere Fateglald Ed Lutes Clamson Clemson Hackett Harry Mallois Leo Martin Miami Hurricanes Mallors Elmer Tremont

Texas Tech tops Pacific in Sun Bowl

Texas Tech defeated California Pacific 25 to 14 in the 17th Sun Bowl played in El Paso. Pacific led 7-7 late in the first quarter before Texas Tech pulled away, scoring two touchdowns off fumbles and dominating the rest of the game.

TEXAS EL Paso Tex Texas Tech College of Pacific Californians Pacific Tigers

Ice Bowl Played in Fairbanks After Four-Year Quest

In Fairbanks Alaska on January 1 the annual Ice Bowl finally produced touchdowns after four years of attempts. The day stretched long as players battled cold conditions to complete the game.

Fairbanks Alaska

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