Duke, Fordham, Texas Aggies And Georgia Favorites
New York dispatch reviews 1942 bowl matchups with eight teams posting 1,726 points in 74 games. Duke leads Rose Bowl as 8-1 favorite. Fordham tops Sugar Bowl at 3-5. Texas A&M favored in Cotton Bowl. Georgia favored in Orange Bowl over TCU. Frankie Sinkwich fuels Georgia. Jimmie Nelson key for Alabama. Missouri stacks rushing, not aerials. Oregon State strong defense.
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U.S. C
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New Orleans
Rams
Missouri
Tigers
Texas Aggies
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Dallas
Tex
Aggies
Alabama
Jimmie Nelson
Georgia
TCU
Miami
Fla
Frankie Sinkwich
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Texas Christian
Texas Routs Oregon U 71 in 10-TD Texas victory
Texas University overwhelmed Oregon University 71 to 7 in Austin in a record scoring spree. Star back Jack Crain scored twice and added three extra points, with Orban Sanders, Pete Layden, Noble Doss, Vernon Martin, Malcolm Kutner and others contributing touchdowns as Dana X. Bible gave playing time to reserves. Oregon managed a single second quarter TD, while Texas turned punts into safeties and scores.
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Oregon State
Texas
Dana X. Bible
Jack Crain
Southwest
Orban
Spec) Sanders
Pete Layden
Noble Doss
Vernon Martin
Malcolm Kutner
Preston Flanagan
Max Minor
R. L. Harkins
Hardin-Simmons routs Arizona State 20 to 0 for title tie
Hardin Simmons of Texas defeated Arizona State College of Tempe 20 to 0 at Tempe’s Sun Devil Stadium before 5000 fans. Burrus, nicknamed little All-American end, scored two touchdowns and caught two passes from Evans for the visitors. Evans added the extra points as Hardin Simmons earned a shared border conference championship with Arizona. Arizona State threatened early but failed to score and stalled inside the 20 yard line.
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Ariz
Burrus
Hardin Simmons
Texas
Arizona State College of
Evans
Arizona State
Senate Delays Action Week On Anti-Strike Bill
Senate leaders plan to postpone labor bill action for a week while hearings are held on the House approved anti strike measure. Key vote hinges on Sen. Tom Connally with potential government seizure authority for defense plants and mines. The move aims to balance the Smith bill restrictions with limited hearings and pending Ball mediation legislation.
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Senate
House
Senate Labor Committee
Tom Connally
Texas
Connally
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Labor Committee
Thomas
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
McNary
Smith
Howard Smith
Joseph H. Ball
Minn
Ball
Thomas’ Committee
Social Security Plan For Farm And Domestic Workers
U P dispatch outlines a plan where farm and domestic workers receive small stamp books to record social insurance contributions. The plan, if enacted, would bracket agricultural and domestic employees into the social security system for old age pensions and unemployment benefits, with stamps sold at post offices similar to postage stamps.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Internal Revenue Bureau
South Carolina All-Stars Top North Carolina 14–7 Bowl Battle
In Greenville on December 6 the South Carolina All-Stars beat the North Carolina All-Stars 14 to 7 in the first Carolinas bowl game. The piece discusses a separate plan for home workers involving employer tax IDs, stamp books for servants, and social security contributions with stamps canceled on payment dates.
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S. C
South Carolina All-Stars
North Carolina
Coyotes Crush Hagerman Bobcats 40 12 in Home Debut
RoswellCCoyotes topple Hagerman 40 12 scoring 31 points post halftime after a slow start. Ben Kelly nets 17 while Lund misses due to illness and Graves does not travel. Next Friday Roswell dedicates new gym with Carlsbad Cavemen as first home game.
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Hagerman Bobcats
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Roswell
Corn
Dexter
Roswell High School
Carlsbad Cavemen
Ben Kelly
Lund
Graves
Montgomery
Miler
Dennis
Hoover
Kelly
Crocker
Ayalla
Wishard
B. Adams
Huckabee
A L. Jenkins
F. S
Michelet
Richardson
Langender
Ridgely
Cumpsten
Britt and Fletcher
Meeting Of Cage Officials Coaches Wednesday Night
All valley basketball officials and coaches are invited to a meeting at Roswell high school gymnasium next Wednesday night at 7 o clock. The session will be conducted by Ig gy Mulcahy of Albuquerque a well known official.
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Roswell High School
Iggy Mulcahy
Albuquerque
Car Overturns After Crash Here
A 3 o clock Saturday afternoon accident at 11th and Richardson involved a 1940 Chevrolet coach driven by G M Furlow and a 1934 Chevrolet sedan driven by Ed Akins. Furlow, northbound on Richardson, struck Akins who was eastbound on 11th, causing the coach to overturn. No injuries were reported and police investigated the two incidents including a minor 6th and Main collision between a 1933 Ford sedan driven by Will Parnell and a 1941 Buick coupe driven by W E Whitmore.
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Richardson
G. M. Furlow
Ed Akins
Furlow
Akins
6Th
Main
Will Parnell
W. E. Whitmore
Football Scores From United Press Texas and Opponents
Football scores list United Press results including Texas 71 over Oregon 7 and Utah 12 over Arizona, plus Mississippi State 26 over San Francisco 13, Texas A&M 7 over Washington State 0, Rice 6 over SMU 0, and Fort Riley Cavalry 6, Honolulu Hawaii contest 20 with Tempe Teachers 0.
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Texas
Oregon
Utah
Arizona
Mississippi State
University San Francisco
Texas A & M
Washington State
Rice
Southern Methodist
Kansas College
Fort Riley Cavalry
Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Willam
Hardin Simrvuus
Tempe
UCLA and USC Battle to 7 7 Tie in City Rivalry Game
UCLA and Southern California played to a 7 to 7 tie before 65 000 fans in the eighth annual cross town showdown for the PCC cellar title. Vic Smith and Milt Smith starred for UCLA, while USC answered with a late scoring drive and a tying extra point.
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UCLA
Southern California
Smith Boys
Vic
Milt
Milt Smith
Bob Waterfield
Jane Russell
Smith
USC
Waterfield
Vic Smith
Ken Snelling
Bruins
Trojans
Trojan
Bobby Robertson
Dick Manning
Robertson
Trojan Rooters
Bob Jones
Local High and College Scores From Various Matches
Albuquerque High beat Alumni 31 to 30 while Lourdes defeated Los Lunas 23 to 20. Lordsburg outscored Duncan Arizona 19 to 14. Socorro beat Reserve 35 to 24. Texas Mines topped N. M. Teachers 44 to 26. Harvard won 51 to 31 against MIT. Utah defeated Weber 43 to 18. UCLA edged Loyola Los Angeles 39 to 36. Villanova beat Loyola Baltimore 56 to 35. Depauw over Hanover 53 to 23. Phillips 36 and Panhandle A and M 32. Long Island University 51 over American International 31. Waynesburg 54 to Carnegie Tech. Washington State 52 over Eastern Washington. Xavier 44 over Transylvania 26. Chihuahua Mexico 46 over Omaha 40. Simpson 35 over Drake University 34.
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Weber
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L. A
Villanova
Loyola, Balt
Depauw
Hanover
Phillips
Panhandle A. & M
Xavier
Transylvania
Chihuahua Mex
Omaha
Simpson
Drake U
Texas A and M Defeats Washington State 7 0
Texas A and M eleven with Moser and Daniels guiding the aerial attack beat Washington State College 7 0 before 28000 in Tacoma. A Cougar fumble set up the winning drive on the Aggies 35 as Moser hit two passes for 14 yards and Daniels a screen to Spivey then a pass to Cullen Rogers for a 20 yard score after a scramble. Jake Webster added the extra point. Washington State led early but the Aggies struck late in the second period and maintained control through the final two periods.
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Tacoma
Wash
Texas A. & M
Derace Moser
Teo Daniels
Washington State College
Aggies
Alabama
Dallas
W. S. C. Cougars
Felix Fletcher
Jake Webster
Washington State
Texans
Mississippi State tops San Francisco 26 to 13 in exhibition
Mississippi State, champions of the old south, defeated the University of San Francisco 26 13 at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. The Bulldogs struck fast, scoring three touchdowns and an interception return as SFU, unbeaten in its previous six, managed two late drives for scores. The cool, breezy day saw rapid, high efficiency offenses for both sides.
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KEZAR
San Francisco
Mississippi State
University of San Francisco
Lake Arthur Twins Triumph Over Hope Weed
Lake Arthur High won two basketball games on Lake Arthur court Friday night led by the Panthers. In the main game Lake Arthur rolled 28 to 11 after the Weed second team had edged their opponents 20 to 11 in the preliminary matchup.
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Weed
Lake Arthur
Lake Arthur Panthers
Utah U Defeats Arizona 12 To 6 in Tucson
Utah edged Arizona 12 6 at Arizona Stadium before 6000 fans. Boyd White sparked the final drive, Izzie Spector opened with a 62 yard TD run, and Adolph Matulis added a 5 yard score. Arizona receiver Henry Stanton set a national season record with 50 catches for 820 yards.
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Ariz
University of Utah
University of Arizona
Arizona
Boyd White
Utes
Izzie Spector
Woody Peterson
Utah
Spector
Bob Ruman
Adolph Matulis
Matulis
Gay Adele
Irish
White
Henry Stanton
Jim Bensow
Arkansas
Deming Bears Triumph in Gateway Bowl Narrow Win
Deming Wildcats beat Jal Panthers 13 to 7 at Artesia in front of about 3,500 fans. Robin Carney returned a 90 yard kickoff through broken field for the decisive score after Deming trailed 7 6 in the fourth quarter. Jal had led 7 0 with a midway third quarter score, but Deming’s defense held and the bowl marked the third in the Gateway series.
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Deming Wildcats
Jal Panthers
Artesia
Carney
Jal
Jack Erwin
Bob
Deming
Wildcats
Panther
Carlsbad
Poswell
Rice Defeats SMU by 6 to 0 in Dallas
Rice beat Southern Methodist 6 to 0 before 10,000 in Dallas ending a turbulent Southwest Conference season. An 87 yard drive in the third period set Rice ahead as Bob Brumley and J C Dickson connected on a 27 yard score. SMU was hampered by the influenza illness of star fullback Presto Johnston who watched the game from bed.
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Tex
Rice
Southern Methodist
SMU
Big Bob Brumley
J. C. Dickson
Brumley
Dickson
Presto
Johnston
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