Tulsa Upsets Tech in Wild Miami Night Clash
Tulsa belts Tech 26 to 12 at Miami in a high scoring game. Georgia Tech’s Shedlosky scores twice and Moss kicks two extra points as Tulsa’s freshman Boss leads the parade with a kickoff return and multiple drives. Final period surge by Tech cannot overcome Tulsa’s early advantage.
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Tulsa
Belts Tech
Miami
Pig
Tulse
Te Boss
Georzi
Gooseigay
Berner Whaite
Hack
Perry
Shedlosky
Shediosky
Moss
Tech
Broyles
Shegtosky
Sloss
Wilson
Skrediosky
Clyde Goodaigh
White
Ward
Whits
Brovies
Johnny McIntosh
Zer
Wison
Dri Rumser
Taylor Sualty
Nwo
Georgia
Tech Goodnight Daniels
Stanley ’ Gleno
Buda Philip
Domback
Furehzoi
L. Bo
Back Engen
Texas College Triumph in Flower Bowl Showdown
Texas College defeated its opponent 18 to 9 in the Flower Bowl. Jackeonti Beason suffered a single loss as Texas’ center ER Green led the offense and defense, logging two touchdowns and one interception for the home team.
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Texas College
Jackeonti Beason
Ash
Texas
ER. Green
West Upsets East 13-7 in Coast Charity Game
The charity football game on the coast featured the West beating the East 13 to 7. Key players included Bob W Tah AL and Duke scoring drives with Walterfield and Ken ned Waterfield contributing, while Alabama mounted several drives led by Hodges and Jones.
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West
East
Ten Bowl Games Draw 361 500 Fans
Ten New Year’s bowl games attracted 391,560 football fans, eight in the United States plus one in Italy and one in France. The Rose Bowl in Pasadena led with the largest crowd. Scores and attendance span Rose, Sugar, Cotton, East-West, Sun, Villanova, Flower, Marsailles bowls and more.
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New York
United States
Italy
France
Pasadena
Cal
Southern California
Tennessee
Miami
Tsisa
Georgia Tech
New Orleans
Duke
Alabama
Dallas
Oklahoma
Tuskegee
Jacksonville
Fla Tex
College
Greens Ockland
Marsailles
Radroaders
Army al Stars
Rety
Fifth Arms
Twelfth Air Force
Fraka lauds Tech after Orence Bowl win in revenge
Henry Fraka, coach of Fuisa, says his team played its best game of the season securing a 26 to 12 victory over Georgia Tech in the Orence Bowl. He notes Tech was as expected, praising rival coach W A Alexander and their shared postgame gesture at midfield.
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Miami
Fla
Georgia Tech
Fuisa
Henry Fraka
Tech
Fruka
Alexander
W. A. Alexander
Froka
Henry
Aggies Blast TCU 34-0 in Dallas
Texas A&M routed TCU in the Cotton Bowl with a 34 point edge. Key plays featured Bob Pemimore feeding the team and solid scoring across multiple periods. Creager and Spavital contributed in the drive as the Aggies extended their advantage into the fourth, while the Horned Frogs endured a lopsided defeat.
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Aggies Blast
TCU
Dallas
Obichome
Geatt
Texas Christien
Horned Frogs
Bob
Pemimore
Cowboys
Daristte
Midass
Gergeoss
Crewe
Zier Pam
Fae Thomas
Agsies
Eatra
Spavitals
Ne. Jackson
Aggie
Roush
Agia Creager
Spavial
Aggies
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Climaxi
Tal
F Tatkle
Creager
Frogs
Jessie Sfasons
Trojans Rout Tennessee 25 0 to Claim Rose Bowl Victory
Southern California dominated Tennessee Volunteers in the Rose Bowl yesterday in Pasadena. The Trojans built an early lead and cruised to a 25 to 0 victory before a crowd of about 91,000, extending their post season success as Jim Hardy and Jim Callanan sparked scoring drives and Doug MacLachlan added a key punt return TD.
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Trojans
Vols
Pasadena
Calif
Southern California
Tennessee Volunteers
Somittonese
Quarbeck Jim
Hardy
Abe
Sontherner
Ruahing
den Sail Plas
Een Seediuis
Cravath
Officizia
Hardy Promaily
Doug ‘MacLachan
Tennessee
Trojan
Jim Callanan
Stephnn
Stephens
Hugh Blessing
Reager
Hardy Rt
Thomas
Creager
Bob Dobelstein
Creeger
Hare
Jef
Glen StaHford
Cal
Pee Hardy Wildman
Oklahosia
Texas
Christian
Ferraro
Dobelstein
Armatrong
Gibson
Curtis Asbury
Foster Rose L
Antics Morrow
C. i
B. Dobelstein
Gaits Cooner
Ehar Stewart
Fale Smith
Anne Celanen Pike
R. T
Jim Hardy Be
G. Moore Mullins
Morris Stephens
Atson Hadaway
Oh. Q
Burnsice Stephenson ‘Hankers Rutty
R.A . West
Fellmors Rufti F
Spavital Cox
Re. B
California
J. Cailanan
Salata
Oklahoma A
Don Hardy
J. Hardy
MacLach
Texas Christian
Offan
West
Fenistore
Spavital
McKinne Thomas
Fenimore
Taciles
Higgins
Hankins
MaGion
aAniles
Fortney
Dacks—Murphy
Gardner
Sehlegal
Okienbme
Headles
G. Callahan
Davis
Patton
Brewson
Lipe
Blessing
Rhoades
Griffin
Tai Edmonds
Murray
Paidouis
Batley
McRee
Stelly
Cradnock
McQuady
Milicxs
Holsclaw
Manning
MacLachan
Kerson
Foran
Stafford
Red
Moore
Walker
Hazel
Conner
Karraker
Peterson
Cohlmia
Bradford
Cope
Busch
Man
Garden
Cobagan
Aehier
Gal Pannell
Jackson
Mason
Harrelson
Busby
Fontaine Gains Narrow Victory Over Shapiro in Milwaukee
Milwaukee lightweight Fontaine, 24, recovered from a first round knockdown to win a unanimous ten round decision over Maxie Shapiro of New York on New Year’s Day card. Fontaine secured the win by piling up points after the early knockdown, while Shapiro battled an infected left eye. Other results noted include Quack over Red Cloud, Flanagan over Talmeja, and a five round draw between Hotha and Simmons.
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Milwaukee
Jusie Fontaine
Maxie Shapiro
New York
Teat
Shapiro
Fontaine
Gene Gudjil
Dayton
Jimmy Ifer
Mickey Quack
Pittsburg
Chief Red Cloud
Detroit
John Flanagan
Chicago
Jack Talme Ja
Walter Hotha
Eddie Simmons
Tennessee State Triumphs Over Tuskegee In Vulcan 360s
Tennessee State led Tuskegee 13-0 as William Bass and teammates dominated the Vulcan 360s game. Bass and Dazid cman connected for a second period score, with James Gilmore breaking for a late TD drive to Tuskegee’s 40. Conversion failed.
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Tennessee State
Gaiftack
William Bass
Tennessee
Tuskegee
Aix
Bass
Isminghem
Ala
Cpi
College Cage Results From Western Kentucky and Opponents
Western Kentucky 30 to Canisua 43 overtimes. Great Lakes Navy 80, Ohio State 0. Temple 38, Wyoming 27. Valparaiso 56, Hamline 33. Brooklyn College 36, Texas Christian 31. Kentucky 62, Long Island 0. Minnesota 45, Lawrence College 38. Puerto Rico 46, St. Joseph's 41. DePaul 53, Illinois 56. Akron U 51. Baldwin Wallace 49.
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Western Kentucky
Canisua
Great Lakes Navy
Ohio State
Temple
Wyoming
Valparaiso
Hamline
Brooklyn College
Texas Christian
Kenucky
Long Island
Minnesota
Lawrence College
Puerto Rico
St. Joseph's
DePaul
Ihnois
Akron U
Baldwin Wallace
Scholastic basketball teams set weekend schedule
Friday and Saturday bring a heavy slate as scholastic teams resume action. Cohoes visits Catholic High and Cathedral hosts Catholic High in key games while Waterford and Troy area schools vie for spots. Matches include Watervliet at Lansingburg, St. Marys at Waterford, and Troy High facing Notte Terrace amid a crowded lineup.
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Troy Area
Waterford High
Cotoes
Catholic Central High
Adout
Ross
Cohoes
Catholic
Hoss
Spiddle City
Cohhoesiers
Hoosick
Cathedral
Catholic High
la Salle
Troy High
Heatly
Southwestern Whips Mexico Eleven 35 to 0 in Sun Bowl
Southwestern University Georgetown Texans rout National University of Mexico Pumas 35 to 0 in the Sun Bowl. Southwestern scored in all periods behind a strong line and aerial attack. Yardage优势 included 222 rushing and 196 passing as Mexico was shut out on both ground and air. Attendance 13,000.
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el Paso
Tex
Southwestern
University
Georgetown
University of Mexico
Texans
Mexico
Mexico City
Pirate Hine
Fernandes Dominguez Montes
E. J. Biodzinzki
Buffalo
Nuticio
Ortege Mumme
Fortes
L.G
Smonteras Weatkeemper
Begun
Franklin
KG ' Cano Dairy
RT Solana Ulrey
Rojas
Cardona Landrum
Espinosa Francis R. H. Montes
McDonald
Touca
Bigdzinzki
Flores
Landrum
Ulrés
Francis
Shop Unit Trims Army Stars in Riviera Bowl
Marseilles paced by James White of Wheeling West Virginia the Railway Shop Battalion unit yesterday won the Riviera football bowl game defeating the Army Stars 37 to 0 before 18 900 fans White captain and quarterback scored three touchdowns and added the only extra point Eldredge Hintz of Mayville Wisconsin accounted for two more and J Holder of Sanger Texas added the other touchdown Most of the players were enlisted men Three of the Railroaders touch downs came on pass interceptions the Shop eleven controlled the game from the start Brig Gen John T Ratay base section commander presented the Bronte trophy to White
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Alabama
Rimson Tide
Straex
Blue Devil
Faocha Wumie
Crowe
Aéro
San Francisco
The
Wests
Bob
Is Grove
Bama
Morrow
Wes
terDacz Frank Damcewicz
Notre
Daris
Com- Dame
Pany
Ead
Jack Mead
Wisconsin
Crimson
Tide
Ground Devils
Piavs
Watefield
Forrest Hail
Jim Larue
March Field Air Base
West
Clay
Lubback
Bob Kennedy
Kid Force
Harold Reether
Duke
Jimin
Spur
Gilmer
Ead Ralph Jones
West Snally
Sorard Ling
Terfeldom
Blue Devils
Gov
Clarence F
Howell
Texas A & M
Clark
Zeme
Hugh Morrow
Hut Alstoma
Les Horvath
Ohio State
Omer
Jones
Dencewicz
Hodges
Davis
Chs Lewis
Shrine Hospital
Crippiebird
Ranchine
ALABA
Sar
Jones R. Jones
LE West
Hardison
McClure
Wozniak Serpice
Paul
Sachze
Ky Gresn
Mt. seConsille
Edwards
Arista Seitji
Clark Gilmer
Carver Ter
Davin Hodges Scarchy
Tru Fier
Raether
Saftey
Tones
Bake
Eisenberg
Sharkey
Hacks
Lewis
Smith
Hagyisetty
Spears
Stephanz
Larue
Cavalry
Fillipino
Conwey
Grant
Albright Wade
Roberson
Marseilles
James White
Wheeling
W. Va
Railway Shop
Amy AH Stars
White
Eldredge Hintz
Mayville
Wis
J. €. Holder
Sanger
Tex
John T. Ratay
Whice
Fifth Army Triumph Over Twelfth Army Flyers in New Year’s Day Clash
A chaotic New Year’s Day football game at a packed stadium featured Fifth Army’s 220 to 6 rout over the Twelfth Army Flyers. Meany scored two rushing touchdowns, Krauthiouters added two extra points, and Moody tallied a six-yard run. The event included Red Cross hot dogs, two 58-piece bands, a baton twirler, and Ella Logas performing at halftime. Among standout plays were a key interception return and a 38-yard late fourth-quarter drive.
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Spagnetti Bowl
Ftaby P4—Corp
Jane Meadr
Morris Brown Coltege
Sarre
Rane
Fitkins
Red Cross
Ella Logas
USC
Moody
Ritery
iXrautelouters
Saal
Frank Buel
Nutley
N. J
Florida University
Arthur Lemke
Irvington
Georgetown
Sergi John Brown
James Aclin
Agas Tech
IL Bridgebusters
Brown
Gar Ind
North Carolina
Aclin
Leh
Corp
Art Floth
Xotth
Carolina State
Airforce
Ayers
Faircloth
Prd
James McAshan
McAshan
Texas
Troy Hearing Sets Route for Schenectady Railway Permit
Notice details a hearing of the Traffic Committees of Troy on January 18 at 10:15 PM in Rensselaer County Court House regarding an ordinance by Alderman Henry Z. Smith granting consent to the Schenectady Railway Company to operate motor vehicles or buses on city streets for passenger service, with the route defined including Fourth Street Broad Way Union Street Fulton Street and related streets, effective immediately. The notice also lists unrelated probate and corporate notices and the annual meetings for local insurers and mutual fire companies.
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Bcdty
Troy
Rensselaer Couns Court House
Henry Z. Smith
City of
Scheardhdy Ratton Company
Tmgheen
Schenectady Hallway Company
Utsough
Covixcens
Wetton Fourth Street
Broadway
Broadwas
Union Street
Union
Stewart Jones
Leco
Walter 5 Shea
Chaban
New “Fork
Joseph Zsiga
East Willard
Nellie
Lyon
Nessau
Resse Jaer
State of New York
B. van Leen
York
Fred M. Nielson
Nassau
Arthur Kituan
Glack Beildice
Niacera
Cocsiy
Bensseiner
Siness
Eewar
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Harrison Wooten
Kekris
Moncrief
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Eone
Brozeer
Michigan State
Hughes
Purdue
Podgorsky
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Cananandéy
Indiana
Croll
Anil
Bujan
Minois
Breslin
Flanagan
Ohio
State
Giard
Stugg
Welhall
Coast Guard
Hekeris
Missouri
Oakland
Utah
Bryant
Fourth Air Force
Hatto
Alameda Coast Guard
Schneider
Denver
Harding
Oconnor
St Mary's
Scott
Merritt
Otiele
Washington
Fischer
Montgomery
Duke Shades
Fraka
Siz
Aurprie
Stephen
Biodzinzki
Fifth Army
State College
NEA
Pennshore
Sefatora County Mutual Fire Insuraste Company
Sehelt
Secawa Sornks
N. Y
George H. Lohnes
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