Rose Bowl Crowd Tops 90000 at Pasadena Extravagan
The era of New Year grid spectacles returns as bowl crowds near 200000. Alabama versus USC head the Rose Bowl scene in Pasadena with about 96000 fans, while Oklahoma A&M meets St Marys in New Orleans for roughly 72000. Other key matchups include the Shrine game in San Francisco and the Orange Bowl between Miami teams in various venues, with expectations for large attendances and favored margins across the slate.
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Crusaders to wear plastic helmets in Orange Bowl
Allentown Pa December 31 Holy Cross will not alter its Florida Orange Bowl attack dressing. The Crusaders will wear tight plastic helmets to cope with extreme heat in Florida. Allen town High coach J Birnew Crum aided by Doggie Julian sought plastic gear from Muhlenberg alum and Holy Cross staffer.
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Bowl Schedule Here and There From Far Flung Games
Fragmented schedule notes show a mix of college bowls and games with times and locations across cities including New Orleans, San Francisco, Houston, Birmingham, and Denver. Notable matchups include Texas versus New Mexico and Florida State lines, with various kickoffs and attendances indicated in a busy, uncertain OCR.
Bamboo Bowl First on the List
Manila reports the Bamboo Bowl opening with the U S Army Stars facing Tagle’s squad in a 1946 New Year clash. Stadium crowds expect 25 000 soldiers on pay day as teams led by Tomasic Zino and veterans Snyder Wygle Hayles Lever collide in a tropical kickoff.
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Kansas State
Ralph Wygle
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Chilfornia
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Northwestern
Polo Round Robin Draws Big Polo Crowd at Millerfield
A Sunday round robin at Millerfield featured ten polo stars on three teams. Bil Barry and Johnny Higan of Tallas, rising Southwest prospects, played nine periods alongside Geel Smith, Col J A Lapham, George Jehmany Laphan, Hugh Fitzsimmons Jr, Roy Bary, N A Quintanilla, Col Jin Watson, and others as crowds swarmed to see the event on a warm afternoon.
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Asill
Texas A&M Faces Baylor in Early Big Week Schedule
This week features Texas A&M hosting Baylor and Oklahoma, with Rice, Rice and Texas Christian in action. The schedule lists matches at College Station and Houston sites, including Southern Methodist games and a Texas A&M versus Texas Christian clash.
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Riggs Wins Santa Barbara Invitation Tennis Title
Bobby Riggs defeats Fred Terry 4-6 6-1 7-5 6-4 to win the Santa Barbara invitation professional tennis tournament. doubles title goes to Riggs and Faunce 7-5 1-6 2-6 8-6 15-18 in a long final.
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Broemer Captures Manila 4060 Title in Army Olympics
Walter Broemer, former Jelareon high truck sit, won the 400 meters in a driving rain at Manila in the army Olympics. The event saw Lieut Frank Carr, Waco Texas, and Sgt Joe Leelakre among top finishers in multiple races. Bowden of Maplewood New Jersey prevailed in a Philippine tennis doubles to conclude the day’s action.
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Roanoke
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Trenton
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Augusta
Maine
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Hollis
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Getteraany
Frank Bowden
Maplewood
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Los Angeles
Phyllis Otto to Wed St. John Germain
The engagement of Miss Phyllis Otto, Atlantic woman amateur golf champion, to Lieut. John H. Germain of Drexel Hill Pa., was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs George A. Oble of Atlantic. Otto is a member of RothWestern University. Germain is a Penn State pastor and has long been linked in golf with his sister Dorothy in tournaments.
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Drexel Hill
George A 'Oble
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Rothwestern University
Lieulemant Germain
Penn State
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Roundup of College Basketball Buzz from New York to Kentucky
Coaches and teams across major conferences clash as unbeaten squads face testing runs. Adolph Rupp’s Kentucky aims to prove critics wrong while Oklahoma State, Texas, and Notre Dame push through dense schedules. Kansas State and Wyoming showcase strong showings as regional rivals eye key matchups.
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Nest
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Ringinatis
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Hoaten
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Treuter Wins 500 Prize in Dallas Tenpins
Mikoy Thanis Jr. of Dallas tops the Cotton Bowl Singles Tenpin Classic with a 16274 total and 208 average across eight games to claim first prize of 1000. Chase Trenter from Ban Antohlo finished second with 1614, earning 600, while Toots Kempe of Osilis took third with 1614 for 300. Other San Antonio entrants posted varied scores as Tranter rebounded from an early 170 start to finish strong with 238 and 224 in final games.
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Leonard Mangold
Eynie Hizzo
Norbert Renshorn
Willie Quanieri
Kerry Merck
Leroy Brit- Tens
Figey Calvani
Tranter
Riverside Golf Tournament Draws Scattered Chaos
Fragmented notes describe a Riverside golf event with unclear schedules and many named players. The draft lists pairings, potential competitors, and various surnames such as Garpanter Ruhita Wiggr Connil Anderan and Verne Estenda, with multiple misprints and unreadable phrases. The chaotic text hints at a Monday Riverside event with matchups and standings, but specifics are obscured.
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Cage Officials to Give Arm Signals
A group of Southwest Basketball Officials Association members met at the Gunter hotel to discuss the introduction of hand and arm signals to designate fouls. Speaker Mike Williamson announced the next session will be January 7. Nine members received examinations as part of the program to clarify calls for broadcasts and crowds.
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Sportlights on 1947 hopes from local sports figures
In a December MH tour feature, William Osley of the Attorilo Texas Inague baseball club vows a new Mission base ball setup with fresh management and gear. Robert Hackenschmitt Glay foresees booming car proves and faster races, while Claud Holland Keclam wants a massive Alamo stadium football crowd. Dorathy Livengood anticipates war crimes disclosures harming wrestlers, and Dayee Jacobs predicts clashes with sports writers. Byron Popfoulé eyes a winning season and a protectable sister. The Light Storts Tape pledges honest sports coverage with fewer errors.
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Attorilo Texas Inague
Hall Dlay
Robert Hackenschmitt Glay
Td Sporter
Claud Holland
Keclam
Alamo Stadium
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Doratehy Livengood
Mier Jacobs
Dayee
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Sweepstakes Golf Kellam Awaits More Entries at Willow Springs
The Willow Springs course hosts a weekly handicap medal play event with 34 participants for the San Antoniót sweepstakes golf field. Jock Ammann and CG Smith tied for top prize in the Willow competition, with Smith shooting 75 and several players tied for third. High winds produced many high scores as the event moves toward additional entries and upcoming local tournament pairings.
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Joe Beasley
Jack Dentke
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Turfman and Vancouver sprinter Hurt in Auto Crash
Atalacadero Calif report states race horse owner George Trvine of Cornellia and former world sprint champion Perry Williams of Vancouver B C were recovering from injuries after an automobile accident near Alascadera.
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