Michigan and Notre Dame Rose Bowl clash fuels fan debate
The 1948 Rose Bowl results show Michigan routing Southern California 49 to 6 and Notre Dame crushing USC 38 to 7, renewing arguments over which program is superior. pundits note Michigan’s depth and Notre Dame’s first team edge. coaches split on the outcome while interest grows in a future Michigan Notre Dame showdown. Knipper tops Gouling Center All Star standings. Potato Chips lead in halves. Dick Schnittker leads OSU in shooting percentage. Johnston leads in scoring pace. Liverpool and Lodi basketball teams split three meetings this season with Craig Deowler guiding Liverpool.
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Michigan Romps Past USC in 49-0 Rose Bowl rout
The Rose Bowl drew 93,000 as Michigan's Wolverines crush Southern California 49 to 0. The day featured dominant Big Nine power, a record turnout, and major bowl showings across Florida Texas New Orleans and Hawaii as teams such as Georgia Tech and Mississippi also posted decisive wins and ties in post season bowls.
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All-America backfield shines in Sugar Bowl clash and awards
The United Press All-America backfield led by Bob Layne and Johnny Lujack stars as Texas defeats Alabama 27 to 7 in the Sugar Bowl. Lujack, Layne, Walker, and Champius gain praise while Bowl performances boost the air attack heading into Jan. 1 spectacles.
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County Quintets In Action Tonight
Local sports notes highlight county quintets scheduled for action tonight at 5. The event features teams from Duna Ira, N Yha, and surrounding clubs, with a focus on preserving local pheasant habitats through sponsorship by sportsmen’s clubs.
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Funeral Home Wins Mud Bowl in Annual Classic
Bitner Funeral Home edged 38 Club 14 to 5 in the 11th annual Mud Bowl played New Year’s Day afternoon on the Hamilton diamond in steady rain. Frank Kerby pitched a complete game for the winners, Len Monske took the loss after a nine-run second inning burst. About 200 fans watched from cars as Talarek led the Bitners with three hits while several players from both sides collected hits in a soggy, rain-soaked affair.
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Debating Michigan Notre Dame After Rose Bowl Rout
Michigan crushed USC 49 to 0 in the Rose Bowl with standout play from Chappus and Weisenburger and a dual threat passing attack. Notre Dame’s Cravath doubted Michigan’s era dominance after Notre Dame’s recent loss, while Rose Bowl history noted similar star performances by Chapplus and others in past showdowns.
Riggs Leads Kramer Series With Pro Tennis Triumph
In Dayton Bobby Riggs holds a three to one edge in the pro exhibition series by beating Jack Kramer 6 4. Dinny Pails, ex Australian Cup star, beat Francisco Segura 8 6 6 3 as crowds of 2,672 attended the indoor match at Fairgrounds Coliseum.
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Pioneers and East Tech Prepare for Independent Game
Lorain High School hosts Cleveland East Tech in an independent boys basketball clash as the Pioneers seek a 5th win in seven games. East Tech, led by senior guard Burrell Shields and center Walt Zulewski, features a tall lineup and a 150 point team total, while Lorain relies on Krusz and Janowicz to pace scoring. Tickets go on sale at 6:15 pm. undercard reserve game starts at 7.00.
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Veteran horseman Scott Harlan dies in Hatboro
Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Hatboro for Scott Paul Harlan a 4 year former trainer for Greentree Stables of Mrs. Payne Whitner and for Walter M. Jeffords. Harlan had lived in retirement at Idle Deli farm for more than ten years.
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