Conference Play Resumes as Kentucky Falls to St Louis
New York, Jan. 2 College basketball powers reset for conference play after a hectic week of pre conference games. 11 major teams were upset, including Kentucky, while St Louis beat Kentucky 32-40 in New Orleans to claim top status and settle a major basketball dispute with Kentucky.
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Kentucky
St. Louis
Hamline
Sinnesota
Western Kentucky
Akron G
Army
Cincinnati
Duquesne
Lawrence Tech
Mississippi
North Carolina
Villanova
Alabama
Bradley
Canisius
Dartmouth
Indiana
la Salle
Purdue
Stanford
Vanderbilt
Washington State
San Francisco
Butler
Oklahoma A. & M
Oklahoma
California
Billikens
New Orleans
St Louis
Football Season Ends In Record-Setting Bowl Parade
New York reports a post season sweep with thirty bowls drawing massive crowds from Tampa to Tokyo and about 2.5 million dollars in receipts. The Rose Bowl drew 93,060 fans as Northwestern beat California 20-14, while Oklahoma crushed North Carolina 34-6 in the Sugar Bowl and Texas defeated Georgia 41-28 in the Orange Bowl. Baltimore meanwhile set duckpin bowling marks, Elizabeth Barger posting a 25 game total of 3151 and Johnny Gaise adding 3430 in the same tournament, surpassing prior records.
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Tampa
Tokyo
Gridiron Gladiators
Moleskins
Pasadena
Northwestern
California
Tarheels
Oklahoroa
North Carolina
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Miami
Texas
Georgia
Baltimore
Elizabeth Barger
Mexine Allen
Durham
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Bowl Scores From Multiple Postseason Games
A jumbled list of scores shows Northwestern 30 California 14 in the Sugar Bowl, Oklahoma 14 North Carolina 6 in the Cotton Bowl, Southern Methodist 21 Oregon 13 in the Orange Bowl, Texas 41 Georgia 25 in the East-West, and Clemson 24 Missouri 23 in the Gator. Other results include Baylor 20 Wake Forest 7, Villanova 27 Nevada 7, Drake 14 Arizona 13, West Virginia 21 Texas Mines 12, Occidental 21 Colorado A M 20, and Pineapple Oregon State 47 Hawaii 27. Additional notes reference U S Ground Forces 13 and U S Air Force 7, with Alaska 0 Ladd Field 40 at the Tee Bowl.
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California
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Southern Methodist
Oregon
Texas
Georgia
West
Gator Clemson
Missouri
Dixie
Baylor
Wake Forest
Delta William & Marr
A & M. Harbor Villanova
Nevada
Salad Drake
Arizona
Sun West Virginia
Murray State
Oregon State
Hawaii
Oriental Rice
U. S
U. S. Air Force
University of Alaska
Ladd Field
Rose Bowl controversy over Murakowski touchdown call
Pasadena January questions swirl as Northwestern fullback Murakowski fumbles near the goal line on the final drive of the Rose Bowl against California. Officials ruled he crossed, California recovered in end zone. Coaches critique replay clarity while Ed Tutti and others report yard remaining on the play.
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Ed Tunnicliffs
Will
Lynn Waldorf
The
Bears
Anniversaries and Birthdays On This Day
Today in history and birthdays feature notable figures like Lucretia Mott, Thomas Hill Watts, Larkin Mead, and Alfred Lloyd. Highlights include historic oxidations such as the first radio ad, a 1931 Rockefeller Foundation move, and wartime actions in 1943 and 1945 with a horoscope urging steady effort.
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Wales
James BM. Mitchell
Chicago
Civil Service
Washington, D. C
Francis S. Harmon
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors
Pauling
Miss
Marion Davies
Thracians Turn Hangings Into Drinking Bout Sport
The Thracians staged a brutal pastime at drinking bouts by hanging a companion. If the man could not promptly free himself, the taut rope risked breaking his neck, a grim test of speed and endurance noted in ancient accounts.
Christmas Gatherings Around Boyds and Vicinity
Messy holiday social notes list families and guests in Boyds Alexandria and nearby towns. Mentions include Miss Mildred Nicholson Miss Dorothy Schaeffer Jackie Garney Dor cases of Christmas dinners at Nicholson Horine Sandbower and Wright households with relatives from Washington Rockville Damascus Damascus and Hyattsville. The South American idea of mixed herds with deer guanacos is noted.
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Dorothy Schaeffer
Rockville
Jackie Garney
St Marys Academy
Leonardtown
Monte Sandbower
Myr
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Norman Wright
Grace Sandbower
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Lovells
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Baker
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George Tied Mirs
Burde
Recen
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Douglas Horine
Horine
Boyds
Ine
Floyd Horine
Hyattstown
J. W. Nicholson
Vernon Nicholson Jr
William Cress
Mullen
J. T. Nicholson
Moose fall to Mets in New Year battle at Frederick Armory
In a 49-45 home loss, Frederick Moose Antlers trail Baltimore Mets led by Sugar Cain. Freshman Dick Vaughan shines, keeping the score tight as fans watch a see-saw duel with three games remaining this week and Eastern States League standings in doubt.
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Frederick Armory
Frederick Moose Antlers
Baltimore Mets
Rice
Deacon” Dutrow
Dick Vaughan
Cain
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Moose
Transit lanes stretch across nation to rival rail reach
The United States contains 49 miles of trotley coach street car and bus lanes, equating to 16 railroad lines linking New York to Los Angeles, highlighting extensive urban transit capacity.
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New York
Los Angeles
Tiny Hearing Device Promises Quiet, Clear Sound
Advertisers tout a palm sized aid for deafened users enabling music, sermons, and voices with no bulky packs or wires. Approved by the AMA Council on Physical Medicine, Beltone offers a free booklet and at home testing from Chicago.
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American Medical Association
Council On Physi Medicine
Beltone
19Th St
Chicago
The News Frederick, January 3, 1907
Frederick daily paper edition dated January 3 1907 from Maryland presents local notices and briefs. The issue includes region events, community notices and brief world news items framed in early 20th century reporting style.
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Frederick, Ma
First Field Goal In Two Seasons Wins Game
Clemson faced Missouri in the Gator Bowl with a 24 23 lead slipping away until a fourth down nine call produced a field goal. The kick gave Clemson the win as it ended a two season drought without a field goal.
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Fla
Clemson
Clemsen
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