Illini Versus Stanford In Rose Bowl Showdown
College football bowls unfold with Illinois facing Stanford in the Rose Bowl Pasadena amid rain and crowd pull. Georgia Tech meets Baylor in the Orange Bowl while Tennessee plays Maryland in the Sugar Bowl and Kentucky faces Texas Christian in the Cotton Bowl Dallas. Weather could affect games but interest stays high with six top ten teams in action.
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New York
Florida
California
Linois
Stanford
Pasadena
Tennessee
Maryland
New Orleans
Georgia Tech
Baylor
Miami
Kentucky
Texas
Christian
Dallas
Georgia
Iinois
Joeps
Ohio State
Illinois
Los Angeles
Tinois
UCLA
Orleans
Bob Neyland
Tenve
Vols
Terps
Hm Tatum
Tennnessee
Tulsa
Basler
Texas Christian
Texas A
Duke
Kansas
Texas Tech
Southern California
T.C.U
Mississippi
Miami Beach
Fla
Rose
Ford
Teeseenees
NBC
Sugar
ABC
AL Cotton
Lou
Clemson
Laberty Texas College
Bethune-Cookman
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Prairie View
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Raa
San Angelo J.C
S. Beeries
TAM Hinds
Don Raleigh Nets Tie With Leafs In Rangers Rally
New York Rangers captain Don Raleigh nicknamed Bones for his playmaking scored at 15:25 of the third period to tie Toronto 2-2. TED KENNEDY and Max Bentley had earlier goals for the Leafs as Raleigh set up Hy Buller and then scored himself to spark the Rangers.
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NEW York
Don “Bones
Raleigh
New York Rangers
Toronto
Rangers
Boston Bruins
Leafs
Ted Kennedy
Small
Chuck Rayner
Max Bentley
Hy Buller
Celtics roll past Knicks 100 90 in high scoring win
Prolific Boston offense tops New York 100 to 90 as Celtics extend lead in Eastern Division. Boston scoring more than 100 points for the eighth time this season and post a 92 point per game average while Syracuse-leaning headlines and a string of box score details appear throughout.
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National Basketball Association
Celtics
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New York Knickerbockers
Boston
Minneapolis Lakers
Rochester Royals
Philadelphia Warriors
Fort Wayne Pistons
Milwaukee Haw
Larry Foust
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
eMiront
Bobb
Phillipe
Jounson
Phila
Ophia
Artin
Phillip
John
Hon
Parten
Mikkelsen
Mikain
Harrison
Macton
Milwaukee
Fort Wayne Bowleman
Schaust Pahl Oshent
Bglosst
Yuietast
Wikemiet
Uburis
Rehieldte
St Poasie
Menene
Hisone
Seease
Odomeons
Fort Wayne
Gwukee
Amilwean
Eddieman
Hutching
Olen D. Ow
Fat
Wayne
Schaus
Foust
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Johnson
New Yore
TiCooper
Imme
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Meouites
Sharmane
Esfang
siDonbame
Dickes
Zaskissas
Gallatin
Gilion
Yan Bowezhe
Simmons
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Macaules
Razman
Harris
National Hockey DOWN THE LINE And Other Syracuse Notes
Local sports chatter recalls returning to Syracuse from the University of New Mexico for holidays. Coach Dud DeGroot’s New Mexico team features kicker Mike Prokopiak who also kicked off and converted most extra points, plus two field goals in three tries. He shares a high school history with Syracuse connections and family details appear alongside notes on hockey and baseball figures from the area.
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Syracuse
University of New Mexico
Mike Prokopiak
Prokopiak
Central High School
Francis Raye
Dud DeGroot
New Mexico Eleven
Reeves Baysinger
Syracuse University
DeGroot
DeGroot Mike
Football and baseball notes from 1932 season briefs
FOOTBALL reports from Los Angeles and San Francisco note abandoned seasons for certain teams, a 20 to 14 Southern victory era, and Shrine game action with Vic Janowicz contributing pivotal points. BASEBALL items include Carrasquel’s 1932 Chicago contract news and Yankee double no hitter chatter. Tennis brief from New Orleans cites Morlan defeating Millay in Luxor Bowl finals.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Loyola
Montgomery
Fred Benners
Vic Janowicz
Neta Koal
Caragas
Venezuels
Chico Carrasquel
Chicago
Abe Reynolds
New York Yankees
New York Baseball Writers
New Orleans
Eddie Morlan
Wimington
Del
Gardinar Millay
Miami
Longsjo Takes Skating Title at Northern New York Meet
Pittsfield’s Art Longsjo captured the top score of 90 points at the Northern New York Skating Association two day meet. He won the finale in the one mile and two mile events and also took the special water film race. Runner up was Bobby Jahn of Sea Cliff, New Jersey with 60 points. Ray Blum of Nutley, New Jersey finished third with 50. Aldrine Lebel of Troy led the meet with 130 points for the women’s title, Charlotte Chase was second with 100, and Gwendolyn Finley of Newburgh was third with 60. James Lynch of Saratoga Springs won the Junior Boys crown with 60 points and Gloria Ratay topped the Intermediate Girls with 70. Elaine Smith of Saratoga Lake won the Junior Girls title with 80.
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Arthur’ J Longsjo
Pittsfield
Mass
Longsio
Bobby Jahn
Seaheck
N. J
Ray Blum
Nutley
Aldrine Lebel
Troy
Charlotte Chase
Gwendolyn [Dubois Finley
Newburgh
Dick King
Grand Street Boys’ Club
New York City
James Lynch
Saratoga Springs
Gloria Ratiay
Elaine Smith
Sar
Bite Lake
Tite
Jesuit colleges drop football amid financial strain
Two Western schools San Francisco and Loyola of Los Angeles withdraw from football for the duration amid enrollment and financial pressures. USF cites financial conditions and academic commitments, while Loyola blames enrollment losses and cost of operation despite a strong program. Other Jesuit schools remain active, including Fordham and Xavier. Interception record noted by Oregon’s George Shaw.
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San Francisco
Loyola of
Loyola
Jicago
Georgetown
West Coast
Sts. Mary's of
California
Gonzaga
Spokane
Wash
University of San Francisco
Dons
Joe Kuharich
Bud Kerr
Thhe Athletic Board
Stanford
Jesuits
Fordham
Loyola of Louisiana
Loyola Afllinois
Boston College
Holy Cros
Xavier
Canisius
Jordan Olivar
Lions
Olivar
Charles S. Casassa
S. J
Asiam J. Dunne
USF
How to Select Bindings for Safe Skiing
George Earle, Syracuse University coach, explains bindings as the final essential ski gear after boots poles and skis. He discusses common steel cable and spring bindings, heels locked for downhill control and freed for cross country, and notes on safety and fit for beginners.
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Joe Maggio
Warriors fall 3 2 to Providence in hockey loss
Syracuse Warriors drop a 3 2 decision at Providence last night as Cincinnati improves to third in the Western division. Highlights include Ray LaPlante assisting three Providence goals in the first period and Barry Sullivan opening the scoring for Providence. Syracuse gets goals from Kelly Burnett and Arm and Lemieux as Cleveland and Cincinnati maneuver in the standings.
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Providence
Syracuse Warriors
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Warriors
Frank Beisler
Ray LaPlante
Hershey Bears
Buffalo Bisons
Easter Tunnel
Vicory
Leo Labine
Hershey
Ginginnaty
Pittsburgh Hornets
Jack McLeod
Cleveland Barons
Capitals
Garry Reid
Cleveland
Syracuse Bell Tol
Camieux
Ford
Nardurl
Horvath
Opponents and Sites in Holiday Bowl Games
Holiday Bowl matchups listed include Orange against Mami Gator and Jacksonville. Also Armored teams El Paso Steel and Birmingham are noted with Prairie and Prairie View connected to sites in El Paso and Jacksonville.
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Clemson
Miami
Fla
Jacksonville
College of the Pacific
Texas Tech
el Paso
Tex
Houston
Dayton
Iun
Phoenix
Ariz
Arkansas State
Stetson
Orlando
San Angelo
Hinds
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Illiini
Larry Isbell
Jerry Goody
Dick Panna
Don Carpenter
Vito Parilli
Bill Leskovar
Larry Jones
Harry Jones
Don Raleigh
Jesuit
National Hockey
Jack Durkin
Billy Gooden
Winnipeg
Pilcher
Clarence Podbielan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mona Whitmore
New York State
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Sammy Gasanato
Ontario
Ouifielder Carden Gillenwater
The
Art Longsjo
Spartan
East Lansing
Mich
Cinnati Reds
Bil McKechnie, Jr
Amerigan State
Frei Im Sieich
Gridiron
Danforths
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Bill Danforth
Randi Fl Cap
Joe Miri Rio
Pilinzo
Hugene
Ore
George J Shaw
University of Orezon
Pacific Coast
George
Dair Dealey O'Neill
New York Daily News
Frank “Buck” O'Neill
Frank F. O'Neill
Dodair Patrick Joseph
Rom
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Enfety Hindine Ramires
Walt Ditter
Sponduxyou
United Press
Orange
Mami
Sun
Tangerine
Birmingham
Prairie, Prairie View
Oleander
Galveston
NBG TV
Mmost
America
Tray Clate
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