Pitt Golden Panthers Win Rose Bowl 21-0 Over Huskies
Pittsburgh ends Rose Bowl jinx with a 21-0 victory over Washington before 87,000 fans. Power runs and a 71 yard interception return by Bill Daddie set the key scores as Pitt toppled the 1936 champions and avenged prior losses.
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Pitt Panthers Triumph Upset Huskies 21 0 in Rose Bowl
Pittsburgh's Panthers crushed Washington 21 to 0 in the Rose Bowl, proving themselves a top national team. Marshall Goldberg cleared the way with key blocks while Bobby LaRue and Pat Patrick scored as Daddio dashed 71 yards on a late break. Washington, held to 65 rushing yards, could not match Pitt's power.
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Washington’s 1781 march to Yorktown puzzled many
The account notes that as Washington moved from New York toward Yorktown in 1781 he led 2000 Continentals and 4009 French troops. Except for Washington and Rochambeau, few officers knew the destination at the march’s outset.
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That's a lot of points to make and still lose
A sports brief notes a team piling up many points but still losing the game, highlighting the offense’s productivity amid a defeat. It references the mismatch between scoring and overall result, implying defensive or clutch play lapses led to the loss. No additional entities are available in the fragment.
Texas Christian Triumphs Over Marquette in Cotton Bowl
Texas Christian defeated Marquette 16 to 6 in the Cotton Bowl as Elder Meyer scored all TCU points with a field goal, two touchdowns, and a conversion. Marquette’s Buivid and Guepe provided the lone counter after a 60 yard run aided by blockers.
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Duquesne Star Brumbaugh Shines in Orange Bowl
United Press reports Tom Thorp praised Boyd Brumbaugh of Duquesne as the best back he saw all year after Brumbaugh led a 13 to 12 Orange Bowl win over Mississippi State. Thorp cited Brumbaugh’s 62–yard score, clutch aerial to Heferle, and stout defense, with Mississippi receivers and Linemen highlighted.
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East Stars win 3 0 on Sandbach’s field goal
In the East Shrine charity game in San Francisco, Ken Sandbach of Princeton kicked the deciding field goal in the third period to give the Eastern All-Stars a 3-0 victory over the Western team before 40,000 New Years Day spectators. Yale’s Larry Kelley set up the kick with a 16 yard reception. The West defense and Duke’s Ace Parker were involved in notable plays including a late interception by Nebraska’s Lford Cardwell.
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Santa Clara Defeats LSU in Sugar Bowl 21 to 14
Santa Clara of San Jose won the Sugar Bowl 21 to 14 over Louisiana State in New Orleans. Nello Falaschi connected a 27 yard pass to Manuel Gomez for a first quarter score, Bruno Pellegrini threw 30 yard strike to Norman Finney, and Pellegrini added two extra points. Tinsley and Crass connected on a third period score for LSU but Santa Clara answered with key runs and a nose dive over the goal line.
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Arm injury cannot stop pitcher from throwing strikes
A broken collar bone sidelined him briefly but he remained strapped to his pitching arm and kept delivering strikes. Mississippi State led with steady gains as Armstrong passed effectively. Duquesne answered in the second and fourth periods with scores.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Meets Tuesday Evening
The Lorain County Fish and Game Association will hold its first 1937 meeting Tuesday evening at the club headquarters above Day’s Hardware. Installation of officers includes Lawrence Job as president and William G. Smith as vice president. other officers are Robert Copas secretary Lloyd Thompson membership secretary George Day treasurer James Tittle Elyria Harwood Lersch Elyria Louis Rosa Elyria Theodore Walker Lorain and Richard Twigg Amherst trustees. Lou Webber of the George Worthington Company Cleveland will discuss a Northern Ontario fishing trip and show four reels of large game photos. Public invited.
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Steele Defeats Jones to Retain Middleweight Title in Milwaukee
Freddie Steele, 24, from Tacoma Washington, defeated Gorilla Jones by a 10 round decision to retain the middleweight crown. Steele opened with a fierce body attack, sent Jones to the canvas in the seventh, then dominated the later rounds. Gate reports show 5,700 fans paid about $15,000 despite a $20,900 guaranteed purse.
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Babe) Risko
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Seek To Retain Doc Parshall At Urbana
Urbana groups including the Champaign county fair board fraternal and civic organizations joined to retain Dr Hugh M Parshall and his trotting horse training headquarters in Urbana Ill Parshall plans to move to Pinehurst North Carolina for better conditions A new sand surface drainage system will be added to the cinder training track An application to convert the regular dirt track for spring use will be filed
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Reserve Faces Stanford Five At Cleveland
Hank Luisetti leads Stanford into Cleveland to face Western Reserve in a headline college basketball game. The outing is part of a five game Ohio program with Buckeye Conference implications.
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38 Club Defeats Bittners In Mud
The 38 Club opened the 1957 softball season by beating Bittner Funeral Home 135 to 10 at Hamilton diamond. Len Monske pitched and Pinkie Emerick caught for the winners while Mammy Ross and Dick Uris pitched for the losers with Gene Graber catching.
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Kenyon Star Favored To Win Tennis Final
New York January 2 Don McNeill of Kenyon College Gambier Ohio and Marvin Kantrowitz of New York meet in the national indoor junior singles final McNeill is seeded first and expected to win as the top contender from Kenyon College in the Gambier Ohio area.
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Blue Streaks Edge Raiders In Final Period
Elyria Highs Red Raiders fell 53 43 to Sandusky Blue Streaks in a free scoring thriller on Elyria hardwood. Lavine led Sandusky with 18 points while Gulgin and Willis added 17 and 15 for Elyria, as Sandusky pulled away in the final quarter and sealed its third straight win over Elyria.
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Tournament favored to win junior doubles crown
The tournament favored Kantrowitz and Melvin Lapman to win the junior doubles title, with Kantrowitz noted as the No 6 player. They faced Charles Mattman and Peter Lauck of Montclair New Jersey in Forest Hills XII for the crown, after Kantrowitz yesterday set a mark with Joseph Fishback of New York.
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Cage Scores From United Press Highlights Ohio Matches
United Press reports Ohio cage results with numerous city matchups. Spring field Public defeated Spring field Catholic 23 to 14, while Mansfield beat Marion 20 to 16. Zanesville triumphed over Pomeroy 34 to 32, Marysville won 27 to 20 against Columbus Academy, Bucyrus edged Galion 31 to 24, Sandusky prevailed 53 to 43, Kenton lost 29 to 15 at Urbana, Chillicothe fell 24 to 23 to Greenfield, Alliance defeated Louisville 36 to 12, Fremont St Joseph beat Fremont Ross 23 to 22.
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Bowl game scores roll across New Year grid results
The Rose Bowl saw Pittsburgh defeat Washington 21 to 6 while Santa Clara beat Louisiana State 21 to 14 in the Sugar Bowl. Duquesne edged Mississippi State 13 to 12 in the Orange Bowl and Texas Christian won 16 to 6 over Marquette in the Cotton Bowl. Auburn and Villanova battled to a 7 all tie in the Ba cardi Bowl with East beating West 06 in the Shrine All-Star game. Hardin-Simmons defeated Texas Mines 34 to 6 in the Sun Bowl.
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Babe) Riska
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