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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1941

Page

5

Sports Roundup: Bowl Winners, Shaughnessy, and Bowl Buzz

A fragmented roundup notes bowl winners and commentary on football strategy, Shaughnessy influence after Stanford, Nebraska’s one yard stand, Boston College upset of Boston mayoral prediction, Tennessee bowl woes, and player trade chatter including Bump Hadley and roster size remarks.

Conn to Fight Two Lineups Before Louis Bout in June

Billy Conn will face two matchups prior to his June fight with Joe Louis. Red Dutton, worried about the New York hockey Americans’ finances, flew to Ottawa and secured a $130,000 Canadian government airport contract. Lou Ambers returns from Hot Springs refreshed and ready.

Billy Conn Joe Louis Red Dutton New York Red Ottawa Lou Ambers

Mississippi State Tops Georgetown In Orange Bowl

Mississippi State edged Georgetown 14 to 7 in the ninth Orange Bowl as a sharp Mississippi State defense and a two touchdown drive in the first half carried the Maroons to victory before 35 101 fans. Georgetown fought back in the second half but fell short as MSU blocked a punt for a score and held on for the win.

Miami Fla Mississippi State Georgetown Maroons Billy Jefferson Julie Koshlap Hoyas Hunter Corbern Johnson Daniels Corbern John Tripson Wilbur Dees Jefferson Toxie Tullos Sonny Bruce

Stanford and BC Shine in Bowl Week Ends Slugfest

Stanford toppled Nebraska 21 13 in the Rose Bowl as 90 000 watched in Pasadena while Tennessee edged Boston College 19 13 in New Orleans in a tight Sugar Bowl. Fordham beat Texas A M 13 12 in the Cotton Bowl and Mississippi State defeated Georgetown 14 17 in Miami.

Boston College Stanford Nebraska Big Cornhuskers Pasadena New Orleans Tennessee Volunteers Boston Eagles Titans Charley O'Rourke Texas Aggies Fordham Mississippi State Georgetown Western Reserve Tempe Ariz Teachers Charles Taylor Pete Kmetovish Huskers Volunteers Tennessee Eagles O'Rourke Miami Dallas Texas A Marion Pugh Earl “Bama Smith John Yimbrough Rams Pugh Tom Harmon Michigan Paul Christman Missouri San Francisco Jimmy Johnson Santa Clara el Paso Tex Hascall Henshaw Redcats Arizonans Westie Reserve Fresno Calif Honolulu Hawaii

Fights Last Night From The Associated Press

Milwaukee Tony Zale a middleweight champion stopped Tony Martin in Milwaukee while Tony Scucco outpointed Jack Walker in Columbus. The bouts featured lightweight to welterweight contenders with decisions and stoppages reported from two cities.

The Associated Press Milwaukee Tony Zale Gary Ind Tony Martin Columbus Tony Scucco Boston Jack Walker

Shaughnessy's Boys Prove Themselves Miracle Men

Rose Bowl summary: Stanford's Magicians of the fridiron defeated Nebraska 21 to 13 before 90,000 in Pasadena. Frankie Albert and Hugh Gallarneau led scoring drives while Pete Kmetovic produced a key punt return and sensational TD run as Stanford enters the Rose Bowl record book.

Pasadena Calif Stanford University Magicians of the Fridiron Miracle Boys Palo Alto Nebraska Cornhuskers Stanfords Frankie Albert Hugh Gallarneau Pete Kmetovic Norm Standlee Stanford Standlee Bob Burrus Nebraskans Kmetovic Gallarneau Elbert Allen Zikmund Petsch Herman Rohrig Zikmund All-America Albert

Farm Drive Turns Mono to Tractor Rescue

A man and his family enjoyed a mellow farm scene earlier in the week before a roadside mishap. His car became stuck and needed a tractor to pull it free. Local motorists aided the recovery.

Aggies Rally To Edge Fordham In Cotton Bowl Clash

In Dallas on January 2 the Texas Aggies beat Fordham 13 to 12 after a dramatic third period. Earl Smith capped a 62 yard scoring drive, Marion Pugh set up another, and Jarrin John Kimbrough punched in the final TD to seal the win before 47,000 fans.

Dallas Jan Texas Aggies Fordham Rams Aggies Southwest Earl Bama) Smith Aggie Marion Pugh Len Eshmont Fleet Fordham Bama Smith Jim Blumenstock Jimmy Noble Jim Lansing Blumenstock Moser Ram Jarrin John Kimbrough Pugh

Boston College Triumphs Over Tennessee In Classic Clash

Boston College Eagles mount an epic comeback to beat Tennessee Volunteers 19 to 13 in New Orleans. Charley ORourke leads a late 80 yard drive to secure the decisive touchdown as BC overcomes an early deficit and seals the Sugar Bowl victory before a 73,000 crowd at Tulane Stadium.

New Orleans Charley O'Rourke Boston College Eagles Tennessee Vols Tulane O'Rourke

West Triumphs in Shrine Charity Classic Over East

Harmon and Reagan starred for the East but West won 20 to 14 as Johnson sprinted 53 yards for a score and a pair of Michael Adams and Banta receptions helped turn the game. Harmon's late passing failed to close the gap before 62,000 fans.

Jimmy Johnson Tommy Harmon Christman Missouri McAdams Washington Banta California Johnson West Harmon Michigan

McFadden Leads Norfolk To Win Over Richmond

Norfolk all-star pro football beat Richmond 16 to 2 in a crowd of 5,000 at the Smoke Bowl. Banks McFadden and Sy Zontini starred with a 76-yard TD by Zontini and a Batson rushing score from the one yard line. Ken Batson added a key defensive play and Saghan kicked a 39-yard field goal.

McFadden Norfolk Richmond Banks McFadden Sy Zontini Notre Dame Zontini Ken Ken Batson Washington Pete Saghan Catholic A Drop

Reagan’s Fine Kicking Sparks East Victory Bid

The report notes Reagan’s precise kicking helped the East avoid a heavier defeat as Francis of Pennsylvania contributed to an improved performance by the crack Eastern backs.

Francis 2 Pennsylvania Reagan

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