Michigan Lacked 47 Running Attack But Defended Better
Drake 65 Central 41 and many college basketball scores follow in this roundup. The column by Harry Grayson discusses Michigan’s weaker running game yet stronger defense, plus how Big Nine teams fared overall and views on substitution rules and East-West Shrine game talent.
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Rabbits and the hunt from a wary outdoorsman
An narrator muses on rabbits as game amid scarce hunting, weighing vermin questions, cooking methods, and rabbit diseases. He notes protected status in many states, shares personal rabbit frying and boiling tips, and reflects on aging, safety, and the joy of rabbit hunting.
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TrojansRely On Passers To Upset Notre Dame
Southern California pins title hopes on four passers Powers Murphy and Dill plus Don Doll as a versatile option to upset Notre Dame. Coach Cravath emphasizes air attack while Notre Dame seeks to extend a 21 game win streak one week before the matchup.
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Colorado Boy Wins Chicago 4-H Garden Champion Title
Keith Delventhal a 17 year old Brighton Colorado youth was named national 4-H club garden champion. He received a 200 dollar college scholarship as the blue ribbon award at the national 4-H club congress in Chicago.
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Tulane Declines Second Orange Bowl Invitation
Tulane athletic director Horace Renegar rejected any bowl bid amid debate over a proposed second Orange Bowl matchup between Santa Clara and Tulane. Heenan of Santa Clara said an invite had been extended. Renegar cited SEC rules prohibiting other bowls beyond Sugar, Cotton, or Orange bowls and said the conference would not be asked to modify them.
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Bowerman Giants Catcher Frank Bowerman Dies at 79
Frank Bowerman, longtime catcher and battery mate of Christy Mathewson with the New York Giants, died in Romeo Michigan after months of illness. He was 79, would have turned 80 on Saturday, and was credited with discovering Mathewson on a Cincinnati field. Bowerman played 18 major league seasons and later worked as a fruit farmer.
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