The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-30
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Holy Cross S5.l2 Win Over B. C. Surprise of
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By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Staff Correspondent) }

United Press Staff Correspondent)
 New York, Nov. S0-- (UP) - Georgia's bulldogs were back on top of the Intercollegiate football pile today after knocking off unbeaten Georgia Tech in 6 convincing man. ner to earn a trip to the Rose Bowl.
 Led by All-American Frankie Sinkwich, Georgia dusted of the Engineers, $40, Saturday, in day that was a fitting climax to the most unpredictable season in college gridion history. The rush that fol- lowed the days results ended in these bowl acceptance:
 Rose Bowl-Georgia vs. Pacific Coast Conference champion.
 Sugar Bowl-Tulsa vs. Tennessee.
 Cotton Bowl-Texas vs. Georgia Tech.
 The Orange, sun and newly founded Corn Bowl, at Chicago, still were thrilled although Hardin Simmons, co-champions of the bor- der conference, were reported ready to accept a bid to the Sun Bowl to meet an outstanding service team. Alabama and Boston College were regarded as having the inside track for the Orange Bowl selections with William and Mary, Santa Clara and Miami University also mentioned. Holy Cross, upset conqueror of Bos- ton College, and Alabama were men, tioned for the Corn Bowl.
 Navy and Holy Cross crowded Georgia for the days honors. The midshipmen rose from their under dog ranking to knock of Army's heavily -favired team, 14-0, before limited crowd at Annapolis. Holy Cross, downed four times this sea- son, went out on the short end of 3 to l odds and smothered hitherto undefeated Boston College, 55-l2, to knock the Eagles out of the Sugar Bowl.
 In tune with those games, Stan ford upset undefeated St. Mary's pre-flight, 28-l3; Fordham con- quered North Carolina pre-flight, 6-0; Oklahoma A. & M. downed Detroit, 33-6; Kansas State defeated Nebraska, 19-0; Ohio States Big 10 champions stopped favored Iowa pre-flight, 4l-l2. and Miami turned back West Virginia, 2l-l3.
 Rose Bowl opposition for Georgia, Southeastern Conference champion, will not be decided for two weeks. Washington State, Ucla and South ern California are waging 8 hot race for western honors.
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 Tulsa was signed earlier for the Sugar Bowl as result of its unde- feated record for 10 games. Ten nessee defeated Vanderbilt 19-7, for an eight, one and one record and slipped into the Sugar Bowl as the result of Boston Colleges defeat.
 Georgia Tech, suffering its only defeat in 10 games, favored the Cotton Bowl where it will meet Texas, the Southwest Conference champion.
 Other weekend games saw Georg- gia pre-flight defeat Alabama, 35- 19; Auburn stop Clemson. 14-l3, and Indiana blast Fort Knox, 5l-0. Rice shut out Baylor, 20-0, in the south- west conference as Texas Christian rallied to nip Southern Methodist, 14-6.
 Michigan closed its big 10 cam paign by halting Iowa. 28-l4, as Illinois defeated Camp Grant, 200. and Michigan State played a 7-7 deadlock with Oregon State. Vil- lanova defeated its neighborhood rival, Temple, 20-l, in the east and on the Pacific coast Notre Dame blanked Southern California, l3-O, and Washington States Bowl hopes were injured in scoreless tie with Washington.