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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-10
-Pradeda Isipykti

Galima deti ir perdeti. So
vietija, matyti, visai arti to
slidaus kelio, mes Amerikonu
spauda pradeda piktintis nuo-
latiniu niekinimu Americas ka-
no pastangu, kuris girdisi Mas
kvoje ir JOS patriubociu spau-
doje cia.
Komunistu vadas Browder,
pavyzdziui, drysta tvirtinti
buk Amerikos ir Anglijos ka-
70 strategija nustate zmones
"nieko nesupranta apie karo
pobudi''. ! tai atsiliepe izymus
rasytojas, Walter Lippmann,
pareiksdamas kad toxic bruz-
delninkai kaip Browder galvo-
ia ne, sio karo savokomis, bet
pereito, kada sauszemis ir pes
tininkai vaidino svarbiausia
role kare. Amerika ir Angli-
ia galingos juroje ir galingos
ore. JOS kariauja tue kuo jos
galingos, kaip Rusai ir Vokie-
ciai kariauja tue kuo jie CALM
gi - kareiviais. Amerikonai
ir Anglai vercia Vokiecius sa-
vo jiegas po visus uzkampius
sklaistyti. Net PraVda, Sovie-
tu laikrastis,, pripazysta kad
Rusijoje veikia 211 ediviziju, o
Europoje 81 - beveik pusiau
tick kick Rusijoje. Tai CANA
zymus palengvinimas Rusams.
@ SUI kiekviena diena Vokie-
ciai bus priversti daugiau If
daugiau savo speku nuo Rusu
gerkles atitraukti. u
Komunistiski ir RusiSki zir-
zlenimai palengvins Lietuyos
laisves atgavima, mes Ameri-
konai bus maziau linke simpa-
tizuoti Rusams, kurie nemoka
musu karo pastangu tinkamai
ivertinti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-10
kAS KA RAS0
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
Raso Vyt. sirvydas.


sioje skiltyje jau buvo ap-
gaileta apverktinas faktas kad
musu tautiniai" Susivieniji-
mai, turi po $4,000 nariu ir
milijonus dolariu turto, skur-
dina Americas Lietuviu spauda
mazindami savo organu (Te-
vynes ir Garso) puslapius.
SLA prezidentas Bagocius
bando atsakyti priekaistui, nu-
rodydamas kad tu milijonu ne
negalima bent kur naudoti, mes
lstatymas varzo. Tevynes is
leidina, sake, finansuoja Lesu
fondas, j kuri kiekvienas ma
rvs kasmet sumoka po "a CEN
tus laikrascio leidimui.
Susivienijimas turf $4,000
nariu, reiskia, laikrasciui su-
dedama S12,700 metuose. Jei
pc tokia suma prenumerato-
mis- gautu bent kuris kitas mu-
su laikrastis kas meta tai jo-
kio vargo nematytu. Pavyz-
dziui, Vienybe 1923 metals ga
vo prenumeratomis tik $S,616,
bet ejo trissyk savaiteje, vie
toje dusyk, kaip pirmiau.
Nors SLA prezidentas sake:
"Fondo pinigu neuztenka Te-
vynei leisti, ir nepritekliu rel
kia is bendro administrators
fondo dadeti', bet, tikrenybe-
je, Tevyne negauna visu SAC
savo leidimui. Jei gautu galetu
eiti ne tik 8 puslapiu, bet di-
desne. SLA sekretorius savo
raporte 1912 metu seimui sa-
ke: "Vieno rastines darbinin-
ko alga priskaitome Tevynes
fondo islaidoms".. r. Regis, ir
vieno spaustuves darbininko,
kuriS su Tevyne mazai reikalo
turi, alga is Tevynes fondo ap-
mokama.
Visiems kuriems Amerikos
Lietuviu spauda (vienintele lai-
sva Lietuviska spauda pasau-
lyje) brangi, klausimas svar-
bus ir svarstytinas. Ia proga
dar syki tenka visus Lietuvius
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-10
VIENA NAKTIS
(Vacvs Siugzdihis)

Rymojo smekla per- naktis
Tyli, paniurus prie portjeros,
Ir klause kaip jauna sirdis
Jai skundesi kad "meiles nera" j..
Sroveno upe palengva
Baltais drugiais negyvo izo,
Susuko kahn kas "eiva"
Ir nieizad jau atgal negryzo.
Ateis ir rytmetys vaiskus,
Kaip pir1nas Rododendros ziedas,
Bet upe tokia pat bejausle bus,
Slaptinga kaip malda Rig -Vedos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-10

paraginti - remkite savo lai-
krascius pinigais, rastais, mo-
raline parama, platinum! Tai
tautos darbas!
Lietuviai NustebinO
Miesta
Per keturias valandas, Wor-
cester, Mass, Lietuviai nupir-
ko S1O2,350 vertes karo bonu,
visa miesta nustebindami to-
kiu energingu ir patriotingu
darbu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-10
GELELE.
(Petras Vaiciunas

lPetraS FalclundS)
Uzaugo varsota gelele
Ant uolos plikosios, aukstos.
Neglaus jos svajonej mergele
Prize savo krutines karStos. -.
Ir bus il viena Wis nuliudus,
Naktimis gi, vargse, sapnuos,
Kad saule is miego pabudus
Jos liudincia siela paguos. -.
Liudnai il domesis ] dangu,
Wis stiebsis prie zvaigzdziu melsvu,
Ir zieda atminus j brangu
Pakalnej tarp broliu laisvu,
Inns graudziai j verkti, naslaite,
Kad reikia jai vienai liudeti, >.
It dziaugsmo panudus mergaite,
il nori gelele myleti. ....
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Redaktorius-K. S. KARPIUS-E Editor

VIENAs po dtam rmtesn net didieji Amerikos laik-
rasciai tesiog pacios redakcijos, ne tQ aikrasclu
koumnisai, uztaria mazasas tautas II daznal Kali
ba ape u teses tai zmonskumo atzvigu, ar tai re-
mantis Atlantic Carteryje duotais toms tautoms paza-
dais Toxic garsus Americas laikrascia kaip The New
York Tines arba The Chicago Tribune gina mazu tau
tu teses prizes didziuosius agresorus neatszvelgant
kan tas patinka arba nepatinka. Greta tu paminetu
izymu Americas aikrasciu stow ellie ktu taip pat rim
tu dienrascu, kuru niekas nei papirk nega, ne Jo-
kia ktoka itaka kap tik zmOniskumas r teisingumas
ju nepaveixia
Turime Amerkoje eie pliuskiu lakrasciu, kurie
seniau parsidave Japonams arba Vokiecams, o dabar
parsidaVe gina Maskvos nteresus r reza is petes tk
tonis temomis kurios Maskvai patinka
Kap teisingumu ir zmonskumu vadovaujasi tie
ddie lakrascai kurie uztara mazas tautas, r kurie
Lietuva, Latva ir Estja dazna mini straipsnuo
gnanciuose mazQju autu teises galime numatyi is
sekancio
Tie aikrasciai iseina Americas didmiesciuose, kur
pna ir komunistu ir dde skaciai tu tautu is kuriQ
konunistu daugiausia, - bet tie laikrascia nezurnt
ko1nunistu ir ku visoku parsdaveiu grasinimu r pa
sikesnimu JUGS boikotuo nepaklauso ne vieno islau
knio balso kauso tikta doros saznes.
ITEMS laikrasciams neko nereiska milzniska Ru-
sija kli yra r Americas karo bendras, r kuri naudo
ia vsus galmus spaudmus Amerikoe pakrepti EMO
niu opnija naudai. Tie aikrasciai kada tik rel
ka, taria nuosrd, aisku ir tesybe paremta zod
z musu pavergta tevyne Letuva lyg butu jos geriau
81 vakai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-10

sKANADOJE, vienas tele-
fOnas ir vienas AUTOMOBILES is
puola ant kiekvienu devyniu
gyventoju.
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us, - nepakausdami kas Lietuva vade: ar "demokra-
tai" ar fasistai tautininkai katalikai socia
stais - skaudu darosi kap patys saw Letuvos val
kai supuvima nugrimzdo ir vietoje drbt uz Letuvai
LAISVES atgavima, svaistosi, urzga prizes paskrus
asmenis tk todel kad e1ns buvo kimo lemta butt Lie
tuvos vadytojais Kovoja, dauzos rekia "neprpazys-
ta to Letuvos laikoarpio kuris buvo tautai grazau
sias ir aimngiausias del to kad u kamaroai buvo
tais valdytojas.
Ju vienatine mintis - jegu NUNS nekas neuztik-
rims Lieuvos valdzios tai r dabar dirbame ais
cias obasiais = "La prasmenga Letuva viskuo kas
musu partijos nauda"!
Kad je taip masto r tam tikslui drba matome IS
ju pacu sutveru faktV: Jp idejq draugai, raudonas
marsziniais apsivike dziaugsmu pasko bolsevikus
oupuoancius Lieuva kad tik Lietuva butu isverzta
IS tautininlu ir Prezidento A. smetonos valdzios.
Jie tariasi Lenkais, slaptai, ir paneigdami Ame
rikos pazadus atstegt Letuva neprklausoma, paseme
itiknti Americas Letuvius kad tk sumindzota nuban
krutijus Lenija bus sprausias Lietuvos neprklauso
mybes uztarejas ir isgelbetOjas.
Taip jie elgasi noredam kad Lietuva nebutu at
steiga suyg Atlantic Cartero desniq, kap tai yra pa
reiksta Prezidento Rooseveto il Churchillo.
Jie nor kad kuri visa svetima Sails pagrobtu Lie
tuva = kad Atlantic Carterio uztkrinimai Lietuva
buu prtaikom Tada jie laizyss prize tu svetmuju ir
lauks u stale trupniu nubyrant = gal tie susimy
les r duos ems kokias veteles ju globoamoje Lietu
vote.
Su tokias tai zmonemis mes turime reikalus ir SUI
tokais prsieina greta vien ktu drbt uz Liet-
nepriklausomybes atsteigma
A MERIKOS ir Anglijos kariuomenes Rooseveto ir
CnurcnlllO lSOlrDCalS plafldS II SdkyndS, Jdu ISL
verze Itajon To ir gama buvo tiketis, mes kai Afr
kon buvo sugabenta ddeles karines egos, jos tk ir
galoa buvo sumti Italjon Italia dabar prversta bus
pasiduoti besalyginiai.
Prezidento Roosevelto pastarma Churchillu
padalint dvi dalis. Atikta posedzia Quebek'e, kur
be kta ko bvo pareiksta Itaai tas kas dabar prade
ia vykdyti. Tas pats laukia If Vokietja.
Antloje konferencijos dalyje, Washngtone, tiedu
aukstie alantu vadai aptars ktus butinus reikaus,
kure seka 20 pergales atsiekimo.
Kabana apie butina reikalinguna tureti konfe-
rencija su Russia: Pirmiausia numatoma ivyks Ame-
rkos Branijos ir Sovetu uzsieniu reikalu sekreoru
komisau konferencja. Toiau kabama ape .rekaln-
guma Rooseveltu ir Churchiui susitikt pacu Sta
inu. Tas zmogus mano kad jis gudravoja asisakyda-
sais dviem vadas matytis, r tiki toll nueisas
sau venas pasalngas panais. =
Tesybe r isena kaip znanteji dalykus skelbe kad
Stalnui rupi kastingais budais pagrobti Europa
tartis jais kure isgebeo Russia nuo sutruskinimo
Roosevelt ir Churchill pokarine tvarka ziuri XII
taip ir e ei grazuou tai piktuoju prvers ta mes
kina skaitytis su jais.
Nesamone butu priesus nugaleti Europos ir All
JOS valdyma pavesti tai puslaukinu barbaru tautai
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(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

- Ma jeigu lekstas ir Nampus ten
krantas kur isakiau vyrams laukti, - at
siliepe Erdvilas viena Ruskio vyru.
= Nebijok, tamsta - ramino tas.
- Kodel gi jie jokio gando neduo-
da? - paklause vel vadas.
- Nemato kad plaukiam, gal but
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03

only If you couse q halt in their production.
We know that each individual shrinks from
the thought that the war is q personal respon-
sibiity: but II is millions OF persons who con
stituie q nation. and therefore this is each
Amercon's worl Our men IL uniform are now
woging the major ofiensive-the decisive Of
fensive against q %siill-poweriul enemy. Don't
let past victories GO TO your heudl Don't think
you CON do any less than your best-or buy
any less thon the most Wor Bonds you con
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03

or already decd! Wu bonds mot
spe0k for your Willingness to put as quick ON
end as possible to this war-bY sacrifice: just
CTS our fighters willingness to die Tor Victory
proves their fcith in and e~valuotion of lem
ocrocy! It's clmost socrilege to call il socri-
fice-to Just buy On extra 500 in Wur Bonds
this month. when we stop to think Of the SUI
preme sacrifice made dolly at every battle
siution-liie itself. You reullY cont coll it
sacrifice at oil. when you realize that you'll
get your money bock-wiih interest-when
your Bonds mCture.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03

Americas fighting forces ere to be ten million srong-reodY to
fight to the death if necessary. TO save our country our future.
They con fail only If you foil tn emil Americas wor plonts have
been turning out tonks plunes. ships. rifles, grenodes, helmets;
clothing. equipment worth billie ns OF dollors. All CON be lost
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03
RAM ME AzzNM
with WAR. BONDS

manage to pay for-unil Victory is certoin!. And it will be GER
tain only when unconditional surrender becomes q iocd
While our men ottock-we can't sit back We must back the
ottuck-with Wdr Bonds. War Bonds to pay the Axis Tor its
inidmY. Won Bonds 10 honor ev cry American hero. living. or
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s1.23 pr.

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and more resistant than ordinary
hose, will delight the most fastid-
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fashioning. Sturdy cotton rein
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&c.. pr.

-"BusineSs Sheers," strong
enough for the Office, yet sheer
enough for dress wear, are certain
to please career girls! Cotton rein
forced feet for added wear.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-02
EdgarUnab|e
10 Whip jinx
Detroitev Defeated
Again by LoMotto

DETROIT, Jan. 2 - (P) -
Now that middleweights Jimmy
Edgar of Detroit and Jake La
Motta of New York are going
into the Army, the fight promot-
ers have a full right to cry the
blues.
The two punchers would be
definitely a natural for a third
go at each other in view of their
toe-to-toe ten-round scrap at
Olympia last night, in which La
Motta repeated his earlier deci-
sion.
While split verdict, it was
popular with the crowd of S.
684. The action was fast and
furious with La Motta, only box
err to defeat the Detroit Negro,
building up a margin in the
early rounds. La Motta weighed
1912 to 1894 for Edgar.
Scoring a first round knock
down. Lou Woods. 1873. Detroit,
decisioned Johnny Lawer, 159,
Cleveland in an eight-round
smuggling match. Pete Mead, 1873,
Grand Rapids, knocked out Ed
die Sargent, 146A, Owen Sound
Ont, in the first round of
four-round preliminary.
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Five Conference
Cage Contests
Booked Tonight

CHICAGO, Ian. 2-(P-Five
western conference basketball
teams will be in action tonight
resolved to win their first
games of 1943.
The Illinois Whiz Kids, smart
ing under the Camp Grant de-
feather first loss ir five
games-meet Stanford, NCAA
champion, at Champ1ign in one
of the nights major attractions.
Minnesota, who with Indiana
and Michigan maber up the Big
Tens undefeated society, goes
after its fourth in a row against
South Dakota State at Minnea-
polls. Ohio State, 18th a win
and loss on its transforming
trip, winds up the tour at Louis
vile, KY, against a strong Ken
lucky quintet that was nosed
out by Indiana, s. to So.
Iowa and Northwestern, long
idle, were reaCy for home con-
tests against Ripon and Great
Lakes, respectively. TIE Wild
cats, seeking their fir win af-
ter losing to Western Michigan
and Notre Dame, will DE at full
strength for the sailors, who
have averaged 1913 points in
winning 10 of thei- IL games.
In the only game last night in
volving a Big Ten team, Purdue
lost its third decision in six starts
by bowling to Toledo, Al to 81.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-02
Spartans Lose
Thirdin Row
Stote Edged Out
by Harvard, 3l-28

EAST LANSING. Mich. Jan.
, TIP After three starts,
Michigan States basketball team
is still looking for its first VIC
tory of the season.
In justice to the Spartans,
however, they must be credited
with taking on the tough ones,
the third of which was Harvard
last night. The crimson was VIC
tor by 1928.
Twice Michigan State enjoy
ed comfortable leads only to
have Harvard rallies wipe them
out, and meanwhile the Spartans
were doing themselves no good
by being distinctly inferior at
the free throw line.
An improved Spartan attack
carried to a 1876 lead in the
first half after ten minutes of
play but the Crimson tied it IT.
II at intermission. Again State
moved ahead, 27-21, but the
Crimson pulled up even once
more and ran ahead.
Each team connected for ii
field goals. The Spartans, how
ever muffe d IL of II free
throws while Harvard sank nine
out of IL, including six straight
in the second half.
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The Monifor-leader
SATURDAY JANUARY 2, Io43 PAGE 8
SATURDAY
Two Tackles Steal Spotlight
as Tennessee Beats Tulsa

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2 - R
- Their names didn't appear in
the scoring summary, but it was
the smashing play of couple of
powerful sophomore tackles that
gave Tennessee a 14-7 victory
over the Golden Hurricanes of
Tulsa in the ninth annual Sugar
Bowl classic New Years Day.
Dick Huffman, 215 FOUNDER
from Charleston, West Virginia,
and Denver Crawford, 200, of
Kingsport, Tenn, put the stop
per in Tulsa's passing game
just as they had nullified the eff
forts of the two greatest pass
ers the Vols met in regular sea-
SIN play - Alvin Dark of Lou
isiana State and Steve FilipO-
wicz of Fordham.
Huffman got fine coopera-
ton from Crawford in the
Sugar Bowl, just as he had all
season, to throw Tulsa's Glenn
Dobbs for numerous losses.
For one and half quarters
the Hurricanes gave passer
Dobbs fine support and the
Tulsa aerial attack clicked for
a touchdown that put Tennessee
behind OF midway of the sec
ond period. After Huffman and
Crawford started their deadly
rushing, however, the Hurri-
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Glenn Dobbs, Tulsa's ALL
America back, tossed seven pass
es in a row and completed every
one of them, the last for his
teams lone touchdown against
Tennessee. Such a spectacular
aerial display wasn't enough,
however, for. Bobby Offers and
Walt Slater. whose running and
passing put the Vols in posi-
ton for two touchdowns.
1t was the same way at Mi
ami, where All-America Mike
Holovak scored all three Bos-
ton College touchdowns, two of
them on runs of IS and "a
yards. But he couldn't match
the scoring parade of Alabama's
Russ Craft, Dave Brown, John
ny August and Russ Mosley. The
tide came from behind twice in
the first half and won going
away after the intermission.
Roy Mckay and Jackie Field,
who led Texas to the southwest
conference title, were the Long
horn stars against Georgia Tech.
Mckay passed to Max Minor for
one touchdown and Field ram
bled so yards for the other.
Clint Castleberry, Techs fine
freshman, couldn't pierce the
stout Texas line for three quar-
tiers, but finally spanked a 81
yard march that ended in q
marker for the Engineers.
1t was Columbia's Paul Gov
email, fourth member of the
All-America backfield, who
tossed one scoring pass for the
East and led the march for the
winning touchdown in the last
period at San Francisco. And
Bob Kennedy. Pacific coast star
from Washington State, scored
one of the Vests touchdown
and passed for the other.
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Georgia Finds
ULans Tough
But Wins go

PASADENA, Calf, Jan. 2 -
up = Georgia's football empire
remained intact today but for
brief moments of three flashing
periods yesterday it tottered in
the concrete stadium here
known as the Rose Bowl.
The Bulldogs beat the Univer-
sity of California Bruins, 8 to 0
before $4,000 fans but the cham
pions from the old South had to
accomplish the feat the hard
way.
AS measured on the statistical
chart, the Bulldog easily mas
tered the Bruin. Such figures as
PIP yards to 81 in net yards
from scrimmage made the
UCLA effort look pretty feeble.
The "a first downs Georgia roll
ed up to five for the opposition
emphasized the difference be-
tween the champions of the
Southeastern and the Pacific
Conference.
But for three periods, the
short-end Bruins held the Bull
dogs at bay, STAYED off three
touchdown drives and stopped
the two Georgia backfield ter
rors, all America frankie Sink
witch and his understudy and the
game star, Charley Trippi.
For their part, the Bruins dip
ped deep into Georgia ground
twice in the first period. They
reached the 16 and 10 yard lines
but those efforts completed their
strongest attacks.
From then on they were
strictly on the defensive. They
stopped flat-foot frankie on the
vineyard line in the third Pc
riod. then yielded an automatic
safety and touchdown in the
final quarter.
The score that broke the dead
lock came on the first play Of
the last period. Bob Waterfield,
UCLA quarterback, dropped
back to punt from his end zone.
Two Georgians were in there TO
stop the kick. The ball bound
cd out of bounds and the Bull
dogs were on their way to VIC
tory in the New Years Day
classic.
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Fights
Last Night
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT - Jake Lamotta,
t61 IL, New York, oUpointed
Jimmy Edgar, 1873 "a, Detroit
Q0).
PHILADELPHIA H b Q
Katz, 172 "a, New York, out
pointed Eddie Wilson, 181 IL,
Philadelphia (10).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lem
mon, 143 IL, Milwaukee, out
pointed Quentin (Baby) Breese,
1877 ID, Manhattan, Kas. (10).
PORTLAND, ORE. - Manuel
Ortiz, Portland, outpointed Ken
ny Lindsay, Vancouver, B. c.,
TO retain N. B. A. BantamWeight
championship Q0).
HOLLYWOOD Carlos Cha
vez. 124 IL, Los Angeles, out
pointed AL Medrano, 125, Los
Angeles, (10).
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Port Huron IS Host
To State Pin Meet

PORT HURON, Mich, Jan. 2
- up - Deprived by the war
of a good deal of its custom
airy thunder, the Michigan State
Bowling Championships open
here tonight in their 40th an
nual renewal.
Transportation and other war
tune difficulties have reduced
the field for the II week-ends
OF play. Shooting for $4,000
in prize money will be 581 five
man team, 1,211 in the doubles,
and 2,384 in the singles.
Booster teams open the COM
petition tonight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-02

Even Promoters Surprised
at Cotton Bowl Results
$4,000 Fans II 900 Over Expected Number.
See Texas Defect Georgia Tech, 14-7

DALLAS, Jan. 2 Up A
Texas team that wasn't sup
posed to win, roundly outplayed
Georgia Tech for a AT victory
in the Cotton Bowl - and that
was Just one Of the surprises.
Did YOU ever hear of group
of Bowl officials underestimate
ing the crowd-by 1000?
Well. that's what they did
They predicted checrfully that
$4,000 would see the game. But
the people must have taken it
as sort of a challenge.
There were $4,000 there for
the kickoff but before Texas
had scored its, first touchdown
1000 more had jammed into
the bowl to beat last years at
tendance despite gas rationing
and crowded transportation ia
cilities.
y Yesterdays game itself was
thriller and Texas worthy
champion of Southwest Confer
ence football. For three periods
the Longhorns had the Techs
steadily on the run, the big, fast
Texas line battering the Yellow
Jackets on play after play. FL
nally, Tech began to click in the
air and the last minutes of the
battle gave Texas par s a n s
heart failure.
Passes led to Techs touch
down midway of the fourth Pc
Rod, the Yellow Jackets going
81 yards for the score.
The first Texas score was on
a So yard surge with passes
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MIAMI, Fla. Jan. 2 - (P) -
The Orange Bowls sponsors
paused today for a round-robin
back-patting session.
The Orange Bowl, you see,
has just done it again 1t in
this case being the creditable
feat Of scooping the rest of the
nation on the seasons most
spectacular posts e ason bowl
game.
Miami, with approximately
10000 seats in its coy stadium,
can't compete with the big mon
e. boys in Pasadena, Dallas and
New Orleans. But Chairman
Jack Baldwin of the schedule
committee shops around, and
this year was the last to line up
contenders. And how did he
make out?
Well, Alabama's crimson tide
spotted Boston College Ia points
in a wild and woody first quar-
ter; anne back to snatch a mo-
mentary 1914 advantage; lost
it again when Mickey Holovak,
punched over a third touch
down; finally grabbed a 22-21
lead by kicking field goal 30
seconds before conclusion of the
first half.
Then Alabama settled down
and gave B. c. the rest of its
ammunition. Holding the Eagles
scoreless in the last half, the
tide rolled to two more touch
downs. one in each quarter, and
topped it off by taking gift
safety when mix-up of B. c.
signals let the ball roll unescort-
ed into Boston's end zone.
In all, the Orange Bowl con-
tributed eight touchdowns, a
field goal, a safety, and five
points after touchdown more
than was scored in all other Ma
jor Bowl games combined.