Unbeaten Team List Shrinks As Season Ends
Texas A&M suffered its first defeat of the season 7-0 to Texas, ending a 19 game win streak and complicating the conference race. Boston College remains No. 1 edging out Fordham and others as bowls loom.
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Fullerton
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Texas Aggies
Texas
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Southern Methodist
Rice
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Minnesota
Stanford
Tennessee
Boston College
Lafayette
Mississippi State
East
Holy Cross
Eagles
Fordham
Georgetown
Santa Clara
California
Pennsylvania
Duquesne
Penn State
South Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Volunteers
Alabama
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Tulane
Bears and Redskins to clash for title in Washington
Chicago Bears and Washington Redskins, champions of the western and eastern divisions, prepare for a decisive national pro football championship game in Washington next Sunday. The Bears beat the Cardinals 31 23 and the Redskins edged the Eagles 13 6 to finish with nine wins and two losses.
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Redskins
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Eagles
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Wrigley Field
Davey O'Brien
Baugh
O’brien
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Don Looney
Eagle End
Parker Hall
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland
Cardinals
Packers
Rams
Cornhuskers to Meet Indians in Rose Bowl clash
Stanford, unbeaten Pacific Coast champion, earned the Rose Bowl bid to face Nebraska, once Big Six titleholder, in Pasadena January 1. Stanford plans in Pasadena, with 90 000 tickets on sale. Nebraska coaches study travel plans after key wins and a season-opening defeat by Minnesota.
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Washington
Washington State
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Oregon State
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Oklahoma
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University of Nebraska
Pasadena
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Minnesota
University of California
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Nebraska Rose Bowl Squad Built by Hard Working Huskers
Lincoln coach Biff Jones says Nebraska will field a 40 man Rose Bowl team, all Nebraskan students paying their own way, working jobs to fund tuition. The rugged squad averages 194 pounds on the line and 190 in the backfield, with a strong ground game and capable passers Rohrig Hopp and Bradley.
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Kingkong) Kahler
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Officials Praise Rose Bowl Choice
Pasadena officials welcomed Nebraska as the Rose Bowl participant, noting it as the first Big Six team and the fourth Midwestern team invited since the game began in 1902. C Hal Reynolds said the selection broadens the national championship feel as teams from all regions compete, with past Midwestern matchups listed.
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California Tops as Leading Quicksilver Producer
California is identified as the leading domestic producer of quicksilver. The report highlights its dominant role in national output and positions the state at the forefront of the mercury industry.
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California
Paper Picks Big All America Squad
The New York Sun named a 53 man All-America football squad with a starting eleven featuring Jay MacDowell Washington Ke Alf Bauman Northwestern Bob Suffridge Tennessee Ray Frick Pennsylvania Augie Lio Georgetown Vic Sears Oregon State Buddy Elrod Mississippi State Henry Toczylowski Boston College George Franck Minnesota Tom Harmon Michigan John Kimbrough Texas A&M as the chosen stars.
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Washington
Alf Bauman
Northwestern
Bob Suffridge
Tennessee
Ray Frick
Pennsylvania
Augie Lio
Georgetown
Vic Sears
Oregon State
Buddy Elrod
Mississippi State
Henry Toczylowski
Boston College
George Franck
Minnesota
Tom Harmon
Michigan
John Kimbrough
Texas
Cuba Population Mix Reported in Racial Terms
A historic note claims Cuba's population is 60 percent white and 40 percent black. The statement reflects period attitudes and uses racial categories prevalent in the era.
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Cuba
Buck Fletcher’s Old Fashioned Rodeo At Porters Store
Entries for Buck Fletcher’s Old Fashioned western rodeo are taken at Porter's Store on North Stone Ave with Kermit Lewis. Visitors will drive to Fletcher's Horse Ranch on Wilmot Road four percent mile north of Benson Highway for the event. Prize money boosts action in many events.
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