Rose Bowl May Move From Pasadena Amid War Shuffle
Duke coach Wallace Wade floated Duke Stadium as a New Year site for the Rose Bowl between Duke and Oregon State, while officials eyed other cities. Cancellation of both Rose and East West games triggered refunds, with funds set to aid the Shriner hospital. Oregon State and Pacific Coast members faced revenue losses, and negotiations continued on relocation or postponement.
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Navy Cancels New Orleans Sugar Bowl Appearance
The Navy confirms its New Orleans appearance in the Sugar Bowl is cancelled due to an off-station incident. The service champion of the South will not participate, ending the expected schedule for Navy in the event.
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Sioux Indians Celebrate Region 9 Football Championship
Big Chief hereditals and Tolasses frying marked the Sioux celebration of the Region 9 title as Harlandate led a parade Monday. Coach Bob Myer served as chief for the day, remaining largely in the background while players dominated the event.
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Harlandale Celebrates Championship Victory After Rival Delay
The article describes Harlandale High celebrating a championship amid confusion and canceled or relocated games. Officials discuss transferring the game to boost revenue and support national defense efforts, with quotes from Lovey and Bud Ward. It mentions military restrictions and possible adjustments to the East-West matchup and Sugar Bowl plans, plus a joy-filled pep rally and celebration at the school.
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Howe
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Round Table
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Scheine Organizaton
Jalopy Derby race leads Sun program and standings
Vernon Stipp kept command in the Jalopy derby point race after a steady day that included an even match and a head race. Fred Bibel won the feature, sitting second with seven tallies. Kite Downum and E Buckley were other race winners Sunday.
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University of Washington weighs coaching changes
The Post-Intelligencer reports UW officials may replace Timmy Photars with a Northwest assistant as new head coach. Thelen and several assistants are reportedly terminated, with candidates including Miner Huhta, Max Starcevich, Leon Brigham, and Garfield’s Garfield high.
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Midget Races Pay Off Big At San Antonio Speedway
Midget racer Cossey of Houston topped a 2 lap feature at the Seguin highway San Antonio speedway earning 59 Ay An dollars. She also placed second in another event while Rabbit Muri Charley amuier Wes Bacgesser shared the prize pool amid lighter than expected turnout.
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Golf Scores Leaders In a Miami Finishing Meet
A garbled OCR list shows golf score leaders and players across many locales including Miami, Toledo, Evansville, Linville and Chicago. Names, scores, and placements are scattered, with entries like 203.65 and 214 and various city initials and states, indicating a regional scoring roundup rather than a single event.
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Ghezzi Readies for War If Army Calls
Miami December 15— Vic Ghozval of Deal New Jersey says he is ready to forget his professional status and serve if the army calls him. He notes the country is at war and he is prepared to go wherever needed. Also golfer Jim Tore NeSA of New York says he too is ready to report, but his service was not required after four months.
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Big Six Basketball Schedule Moves Across Nation
Kansas State to face Washburn at Manhattan as teams from Nebraska and Oklahoma travel to major hubs. Iowa State sights Denver to start, while westward trips and nonconference tests mark a coast to coast start. Community Center League action features Hon. J and St Mark’s in tight tilts with Weasley House rallying for a late win.
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Classy Golf At Beaumont
Beaumont opens December 26 27 and 22 with top national pros. Fred J Corcoran PGAA tournament bureau manager says local officials anticipate participation from Paw Ruhyon Clayton Meather Harry Cooper Jit Perrier Vic Ghezzl Johnny Revolla Chick Hashert Leonard Dodson Ry Maffoon Grande Harmon Red Munslay Jack Groynt Jim Turgesa Ray Hu and others.
Court Clown Draws Em to Okla U Games
Norman Oklahoma December 15 1947 A D Ug Roberts University of Oklahoma cage clown entertains crowds while easing nerves During Sooner opening game Roberts interacts with Johnny Sebeck and guards with a mix of antics that spark the offense Despite a late benching for injury he remains a noted figure in the Sooners 34 1 victory over SMU with his comic routine and on court presence
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Sebeck
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Nelson Wins Meet as Hogan Cops Cup at Miami Open
Byron Nelson of Thredo outpaced Ben Hogan to win the $10,000 Miami Open, collecting a $11,950 prize and moving closer to the Vardon trophy. Hogan earned a $1,280 check and 30 points toward season honors, while Bain Snead finished second. Nelson’s 259 total on 72 holes topped Hogan by five strokes, with Slammin’ Sagin six back.
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Ace Features Golf Tourney Shouts Victory at Bracken Park
Esquivel won the Fare Golfers club monthly tournament at Bracken Park Sunday with a 38 to secure. Rives finished second with 71 and E. P. Gabriel placed third with a net 72.
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Rattlers' 31-0 Triumph Over Lancers Clinches Victory
EL PASO December 15 the Rattlers shut out the First Cavalry Lancers 31 to 0 behind standout running and passing. Samdig connected on a 35 yard pass to Fred Oonoa for the initial score, Koch crossed the goal line twice on runs, and Sandig added a 38 yard pass to Sandig for another touchdown as the team rolled to a commanding win. Coached by Ward Russvik, the Rattlers displayed strong early offense and solid defense to close the game in good form.
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