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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
--Newsy Lines
EScOe is So Sorry
-Newsy Lines
By JIMMY HATLO

CHARLES ESCOE-Ompia box office and building
manager crying salty tears today There were almost as many
people outside the Wings played the Boston Bruins
last night Standing gone long before o'clock The
crowd of 166 232 than the high Of
14234 for the game with Montreal Canadiens Nov. H.
BILL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Red Wing deenseman, was
declared the victim of after second period collision
with t Schmidt of the Bruins last night But the blond checker
from Toronto returned the with
minutes left the last period It had previously been reported
he was through for the night
ROSS JR.-s of the manager the Bruins
hockey suggested the escape cluban
American society of sercemen who like himself eutred and
evaded the enemy occupied territory
BEAU JACKconnuing his comeback the ring after
the armed forces clashes with Morris Ref uggng Brooklyn
weterweght, Friday night at Madison Square Garden.
JOCKEY GORDON RICHARDS-winner Of than 5000
topped Bruce Woodoc
Joe Davis Brans No figure in poll conducted by the
newspaper Of World Sydney Wooder-
and Henry Cotton the golf pro completed the first five
SAMPSON POWELL-Detroit 162-pounder fought l0ound
draw with Mario Ochoa of Havana before crowd of 00 the
Cuban city. There knockdowns
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
M Puck Team
Has 3 Games

ANN ARBOR. Dec. 31-The
first week of 1916 will provide
University of Michigan students
returning after a Today vacation
with a well rounded schedule.
The Wolverine hockey team has
three contests in four days, two
of them at home. The puckmen
will seek TO extend their winning
streak TO eight consecutive games.
They play De LaSalle Juniors Of
Toronto here Wednesday night,
travel 10 Windsor for return
engagement with the Windsor
Colonials Friday. and wind up the
weeks activity against Sarnia
Hockey Club here Saturday.
The Michigan swim team viii
make its final dual start against
Great Lakes Saturday afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Here tineups
For Bowls

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 (AP)-
Here is the lineup of New Years
Day football games, with teams,
sites, won-loSt-tie records Tin
brackets), kickoff time, estimated
attendance and network broad
cast times: (All times listed are
ES.TO:
Rose Bowl at Psssdsns. Cal. Alabama
5 p m. 30 600, MIC. 4.45 p. m.
sugar NJ B0T soo q Ts" Ss ST. 3Tssn. Ssly, o1ia99a
p. m. 72,ooo. ABc CAmericsni, 2;45
Esst.wsst rame at San Francisco, 5 p, m.
SGET Orange H6i BoSi al i Miami. Holy Cross ts.I.o,
y, Miami tFls ts-l-ll, 2 p. m $4,000.
v TeSss te-i-ol, ais ?. m, ASSOC,
" oil oil Bowl a, Houston. Tex. ceorsn ,s-2-ol
Tuiss ss.,i fT,2iol ,, 80 M H., 2T.ooo
vs. New Mexico (5-l-l). 4 p. m. Is. 1000
Gator Bowl at 'Jsck,onyins Fla. wake
Forest 1871 vs. South Carolina t2-3-s). d.
Rsisn Bowl al Fresno Cal. Drake t4.4-lN
vs. Fresno state t4-5-2l. p. m, 10000
vulcan Bowl At Birminrham, Ala. Tennes-
see state t7-2-o rs. Texas College te-2.il,
Tiovsr Bowl =, Jacksonville, Fla, Louis, Louis,
= 10, i,oI5 22o s51, m o-i,o9o so9o. FL, yno,v,u,
College $50 y, Florida n. q ! te-l-ol. /.
coconut Bowl 4 Miami rle sethune-
saosmap Sax A., SSasse 20 T HosnG 600 ca
- Are You In Time, sweepsr -
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Psychology With Southern Cal.

If a entered a game with all the best of the
psychology it's Southern California.
All pregame stories have viewed the Rose Bowl as all
Alabama Just of how big
The Crimson Tide players, like teams that go
West for the Pasadena festival, busy looking
Hollywood and ascertainng how Lana Turner fixes her
trick eyeidshes hoW Van Johnson parts his hair.
Coach Frank Thomas probably half wacky trying to keep
his charges serious about the game.
Meanwhile, the Hollywood theme is all old stuff to Jeff
Cravah and his Trojans They're just going along mindng
football business getting ready to try and pre-
of having lost Rose Bowl game
which is pretty good psychology in itself
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Sports
BREVIT1ES

Joe DiMaggio is going 10 Flor
ida a month ahead of the rest OF
the Yankees TO train Bulldog
Turner, the old Bear center, isn't
listening TO offers from the new
All-American league so far
Joe Louis is backing an or
chestra and an All-Negro show
tJump e. Jive1 in l.. A. -.
Jimmy Lee of Cleveland is the
new National A. A. u. boxing
chairman.
The Cubs have signed Eddie
Pafko, brother Of Andy and Wal
ter Erickson, brother OF Paul.
Prague and Zurich battled
through three overtime periods TO
a 2-2 tie in hockey game in
Davos, Switzerland, for the
Speller Cup.
Eighteen penalties were called
as New York Rovers overwhelmed
the last place Washington Lions,
1872, in an Eastern Hockey
League game in New York.
James l.. Lee OF Cleveland has
been appointed chairman of the
Amateur Athletic Unions national
boxing committee. He succeeds
Eugene w. DriscOll of Boston.
The AAU plans TO bring boxing
teams from England and the Ar.
gentine for a tour with the finznI
lists Of the AAU tournament
Boston, April 8-9 Amerid
teams will pay return visits
those countries.
IL; FrRnk Bowden of Maplel
wood, N. j., former U. S. doublesI
titlist, defeated 1t. Paul Xanthos
OF Los Angeles, 1-6. Ga, 6-3 to-
win the Philippines service tennis
championship. Xanthos and CpI.
John Hilley of Waco defeated
Bowden and Sgt. Jack BroyIes
Of Lamesa, Tex. in the doubles
final, 2-6, rs, 6-1.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Skaters
Attention
High school skaters!

High school skaters!
Entries for The Detroit Times
Michigan Open High School relay
and novice champion speed skat-
ing championships at Belle Isle
next Saturday must be in the
mail by Wednesday.
The entry blank is in today's
paper. Send it in now. Don I
hold back thinking you aren't t
good enough. This is the first
high school meet of this nature
ever held here You've got as
good a chance as the next boy
or girl.
Remember: IF you can skate
you can win"
The Midwest Open Skating
scheduled for yester-
day at Belle Isle will be held in
the cold. bracing, head-clearing
air of the New Years Day start
ing at 2 p. m.
A pretentious array of skaters
such nationally known
stars as Bobby Fitzgerald of
Minneapolis, Hermie Van Putten
of Newark, Eileen Whalley and
Betty Mitchell from the Hudson
Bay country, in addition to such
local stars as Vincent Bozich and
Lorraine Sable will participate.
This meet is sponsored by the
Detroit Free Press.
Are Yeu In Times Sweeps. -
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Cage Results
BY the Associated Press
SATuRDAYfS RESULTS

BY the Associated Press
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Kentucky 73, ST. John SO
Bowling Green 81, Lons islsnd 40.
North Carolina AZ 81. Joseph 80.
Tennessee a. Temple 80.
Colorado IS. CaniSius "a.
wyoming as, Valparaiso 40,
Simpson Navy 81 Syracuse Sc.
Northeastern 81, Clark "a
Toledo 40 Toledo Navy 3S.
Queens College ST, Bergen Jr. College So.
Hamline 5s Marshall 54
Eastern Kentucky 81. Kansas state Al.
Indiana state as. Evansville Al.
Indiana state 40. Chicago Loyola rs.
Evansville Sc. Eastern Illinois 46.
ohio state ST. Michigan 40.
Illinois So, Depaul 81.
Bradley Tech 55 Nebraska 30
Minnesota 50, North Dakota state 4e.
eT.s, eg.!sF rsts, 81 Mlimi " puf9p. I'd So So
Pepperding 80 west Texas state 80.
Corpus Christi Navy Air 50. Texas Aggies
New Mexico So. Temple Arizona state 30.
Nevada AZ, Stanford 80.
~. Warren 43. Colorado state COLLEGE OF
Arizona sAn-Disgo Naval Training
idaho al Geiser yield 81.
- Lewis Separation Center o5. Wash
infton 46
OREGON So. NV Insuls,ou IS.
Camp Ross 81, University Of californis AZ
Los Angeles 40
Utah 43. california ~.
7ofh Century Fox ss q csnfSrnia 81
- Are ves N rimes sveepsf -
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Allen Pair
Takes Lead

TOLEDO, Dec. 31-Detroit
bowlers accounted for the major
changes over the weekend in the
Central States Bowling Tourna-
ment.
Walter johnson, a former Tolo-
doan, and Harold Allen, Detroit
veteran, moved into first place in
Glass A doubles with l248. Both
members of the Mineralite team,
Allen led the tandem with 662
Only change in Class A five
man event saw the Wilson Dairys
Of Detroit take third spot with
2939. Tony Morang led the Dairy
men with 63l. The team had
games of 993, 961 and 9S5.
II. c. Blanchard and Steve
Czapski of Detroit took fifth in
Class A doubles with 1902.
A couple of Detroit Ottos,
Proefke and Aucf1, turned in HE
to take third in Class B doubles.
Fred Breckle Of Detroit hit $50
for second in Class A singles.
Eddie Walker and Carl LennoX,
both of Detroit, trailed him with
scores of 653 and 649. respec-
lively. 10 hit the standings board.
Wally NoWak, another De-
troiter. rolled into fourth in Class
B singles with 632.
Parsons Major Leaguers Of De-
troit didn't fare so well. finishing
with 2446. Roy Cullenbine had
564, Steve Gromek 562. j. Nc
Donald 476. Hal Newhouser 427,
and Dizzy Trout ait.
Newhouser led the basebsllers
in the singles with 609.
- Are You In Times sweeps -
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LIST DUE JAN. 6

The complete prize list will not
be out until Jan. 6 and the prize
checks not ready until Jan. 9.
Frank Damico led Eastern Di-
vision of the Travelling League
with 664 for Mack-Boulevard. Pete
Graziani OF Conner Recreation
lifted 651.
Mark Collinak of Maxwell Five
in a doubleheader shot 649 and
652. A seven-pin count in a 277
kept him from taking first for
high game in the division. {
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
GiImer Represents Difference

The difference in the figures to be Harry Gmer
Bamas passing Frank Thomas still insists Glme the
best pegger of football he has
Incidentally, unlike other great passing stars such
Baugh Luckman Friedman Bertelli etc. Gmer does 1t the
unorhodox way He leaps into the air pass instead Of
keeping his feet firmly planted good old terra frma.
Gimer Gmer would be surprise to this
Trojans make Aabamas tusks lot looser before
the afternoon is
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Rough. Tough Guys
In Wres+Ie RoyaI

Five of the eight grapplers who
will participate in the New Year
Night "wreStle royal" at Fairview
Gardens are classed as mat ruff
fans. They are Eddie bad Nam
Lewis, Sgt. Frank Manaici, Dale
Haddock,. Stanley Buresh and~Vic
Costello. The boys who do not
wreStle so roughly are Walter
Roxy, Dale Wayne and sailor
Jack Smith. 1t looks as il they
will have their hands full on this
occasion.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Positively, Your Last Chance

And for those of you who might have gone INTO hls
final day of the year with much two dollars left we will
this very fix you into the New Year clean
a hounds tooth
way Kunne Murphisk the Bowl picture for
tomorrow:
ROSE BOWL,-Alabama over Southern California (But
rout)
SUGAR B0WI-Bob FenimOre and his Oklahoma Aggies
TO outscore Wedemeyer and the st. Mary's Gaes
ORANGE B0WL-Two very mediocre teams with
passing nod to Miami u.
COTTON BOWL-Dana Bibles LonghonS TO take
Missouri
OIL B0WL-Georga over Tulsa.
SHRINE GAME-East finally beats West
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Mansfield Wins

Mansfield basketball team, off
TO a good start, defeated Joe
Louis Brown Bombers last night,
Al TO 30. Wilbur King of the
losers was high with IL points as
Howard Mccarthy had 10 for the
winners. Mansfield's next game
will be with Dows of Midland on
Jan. 13 in Redeemer gym.
- Arr Ynu In LINE. su.en.a
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lre You In Times sveepsf
Scratches
GULFsTRFAM

Weather, clear. track. heavy.
Post. lis p. m. Detroit tlmel
First Race--Sheia May, Darby Daniu
Dutchill B.. Midluck, DuFit
Second Race-Honey Bun, BellezIa, Me
ehsniador. Kimberley. Cacho, Hywick, VAL
dina Blna.
Third Rsce-Nev Dough, sidi-Del-AbeS.
Darby DO0dit Easy Spell
Fourth Race-Cee Tee Tee, FaFraof, An
drca Kay. Gay Salient
Fifth Race-Vanslam. Dlavolar Red Can
ter. Sting Lea, Cape Cod. Stage Fire, Her
Cules Hard Blast.
Sixth Race-Darby Duncan. Grey Wing.
Lucky Aunt, Senate, Plucky Raider. Al
budo Quaker.
seventh Rscs--Cat Bridge zac, Unknown
Reward. Doe Doe Tooimaksr
Eighth Race-Sun Calomar, Russia, Day
Dotger. Greville. Good Ante. Patch Party,
Ratigg Rob
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Yes, Why Not Match for Check

Who going pick up the check for the high school
basketball game and when said played at Olympia
This has become the discussed local topic since the
Johnstown food
One local paper says in screaming headlines the
check belongs to them Another out edoriaIly
and Dery much against the rUoI grabbing the anchor
What say boys let's match for it.
Clarence (Bigge) Mum will give decision Syracuse
authorities regarding acceptance of
the head coaching job
Unless Michigan something change Biggies mind it
looks though there will be line coach at Ann
Arbor next year.
ppV NrIu vrAp a.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

By $4,000

Chene-Trombly three-man team
over-average tournament an d
Louis BurriS Log Cabin Classic
for bowlers of 1S5 average or
under are finished today and the
women's trio at Casino closes
Jan. s.
John Pooh, who entered the
Log Cabin event largely to please
his friend John Farkas, Peterson
Classic winner two years ago,
finished first with 1872 and the
$1,000 first prize. Pooh won from
a field of $50.
James Marshall, a big time
competitor until his war job al
most took him out of the game
entirely, had 1879 for 81, 200. Ed
ward Cole, 1865, and $500; Frank
Molinaro, 1859 and 5000, and John
Sonkoly, 1852 and Sl25 had the
ueXf three nlaceS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
State Cage Standings

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Ohio State ST. Michigan 40.
GAMES THIS WEEk
WedncSdAy-SyracuS at Michigan State,
Muskegon c. a. Hope.
Fridsy--Cincinnau at wayne, Bay City J. c.
az Port Huron y G.
Ssturday-C1ncinnsu a. Michigan state.
Illinois at Michigan, Western Michigan AZ
Central Michigan Toledo a. Detroit Ferris
Institute al Alma. Kalamazoo at Michigan
Normal
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

M a l n G y ma
tional ranking
star of 1916,
rs. 6-2.
The Matheys'
v o ! ! e Y ing
gu ared the
first set game
score at SIS
after Hetzeck's S
crashing serv-
ice brought a
"a lead.
Hetzeck is the
first Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
DETROIT 3 Boston g.
New York CHICAGO ,
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Boston 4 Toronto 3
Chicago 5, Montreal
TONIGHT'S GAME
Montreal at New YORK
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
IT'S FAMILY AFFAIR

William Seifferlein and his two
sons, William and Clarence, the
Chene-Trombly winners with 359
and $500, led field of IT'S. They
are from st. Peter and st. Paufs S
League.
Ramblers from the Ford Motor
Building League landed second on
254. The prize of $3.50 went to
Russell Hardenberg, Harold Schat-
ger and George Thomson.
Stanley Clarke, Victor Sanford
and Bruno Zioben from Ecorse
Business Mems League had 245
for 5000. Waited Brent, Carl By
ceynski. and Roy Hawkins from
UAW-CIO 254 and 23S for S175.
ScKemers from Mt. Elliott House
League had 23S for $3.50. They
rolled into fifth place on the final
daV
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Omaha Beaten, 10

Omaha, Detroit Red Wings
farm club in the United States
Hockey League, was defeated TO
last night by Kansas City, which
scored five times in the first
period.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

Schwartz paired with Steiner
in the western -Cranbrook
School, Bloomfield Hills. Mich.
last summer and in the nationals
at Kalamazoo.
Savitt ranked eighth Nin the
juniors in 1914 and reached the
national singles quarterfnal Of
1945
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Bio Ten STANDINGS
MS REEkis CANES

Mondsy-De Paul at Minnesota Great Lakes
AZ Northwestern.
Tursday-iliinois A. wisconsin. Indiana al
Butler ST Louis University ~ lows.
SAiuTday-fndiana a. Chicago, Illinois AZ
Nichigan, Minnesota at wisconsin. Purdue
at Ohio.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

okay, professor give US Aud Lang syne" and a
fresh batch of aspirin
Here we are 4. . coming down to the end of the road
the end of another year
This might be good day list lot Of resolutions that we
will breaking Or maybe review of the mistakes
we've made during the past Or perhaps some OF the
learned like for instance putting bananas in
the refrigerator.
those saunch and gallant followers of this column
those amazing people who have suffered with efforts cur
ing the past 10 months only say that it hurt me
twice much as Il did YOU
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
TEXAS BIG FAVORITE

The Sout hwest Conference
champions, the Texas Longhorns,
aren't expected to have too much
of a tuSsle in defeating thrice
beaten Missouri, kingpins of the
Big Six Conference in the Cotton
Bowl before full house Of 45,500.
Texas is rated two touchdowns the
better team, although Missouri's
failure to click in practice lead
many to believe the game might
result in runaway for the once
beaten Longhorns.
The Oil Bowl game at Houston,
Tex, abandoned last year because
of the war, drew two evenly
matched teams, Georgia of the
Southeastern Conference with two
defeats and Tulsa, a Missouri VAL
ley independent, making its fifth
straight bowl game appearance
with a record of seven wins and
two losses. Georgia is Slight
favorite among the 27,000 fans
expected TO attend that battle.
At San Francisco host of Grip
pied kids throughout the land will
be the eventual benefactors of the
charity game between picked col
legiate squads from the East and
West before $4,000 fans. The West
is a bare one-point favorite in a
game many oddsmakers are rat
ing as tossup.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
TWO FOR BROWN

Adam Brown had given Detroit
a 10 lead late in the first period
with the Bruins shorthanded. Ted
Lindsay had tipped in an easy
goal from the corner on sgd
Howe's pass early in the second.
Then Brown had followed with his
second goal OF the night on a
two-man break with Joe Carveth.
But that third-period tired feel
ing. which the Wings thought they
had shaken of with two victories,
came back again. simultaneously
with a Boston surge.
6oaffe Harry Lumleyr who had
been playing holeproof IL nervous
hockey, turned back some smart
passing plays by Herbie Cain and
Cowley. Suddenly he was the VIC
tim of two cheap goals.
Don Gallinger, center on the
Boston Sprout Line. fred a 3
footer from straight out which hit
Lumley on the left arm and
bounced in. On the next rush
Woody Dumart and center Milt
Schmidt came skating UP TO
shove the rebound across the line
while three Wings threw them
selves down In vain attempt to
pile Up the play.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
CLANCY IGNORES EN-

Eddie Brunetesu and Murray
Armstrong claimed Schmidt had
deliberately kicked the puck in
but referee King Clancy waved
aside the protests.
Lumley then had 10 bear down
10 save the game as the Bruins
threw everything on the attack
instead of playing cozy fer
usually acceptable tie on fore
ice. 1t was stocky Pat Egan WI
came closest. however. with a
40-footer that rang of the goal
post.
Saves by periods were 9-11.l1
81 for Brimsek and 7-6-12-.5
for Lumley.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
HefzeE MOUeS UD
Cosmos Star Pairs With Schwartz
TO Gain Junior Net Doubles Final

NEW YORK. Dec. 31-Aex Hetzeck Hamtramck Mfch and
Sidney Schwartz Brooklyn the national
doubles championship final today with Richard Sav Bayonne
N. j., and Leonard Steiner Brooklyn
obbed and smashed their through
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
Old Tired Feeling Gets
Wings as Bruins Tie y:
Two-GoaI Leaf,
Wiped Out in [
By LEWIS II. WALTER

IL think well finish IL
with Montreal but the race 10
SO tight any ones crazy to pre-
dict. The team that wins three
straight games Is likely to win
the National Hockey League
championship" i.
That's Coach Dit Clapper OF
the Boston Bruins speaking. His
team had just tied the Detroit
Red Wings 3-3 at Olympia, scor-
ing two goals within 81 seconds
of the final period TO astound the
seasons largest crowd of l4,466.
"You can count Toronto out
OF the playoffs, definitely, after
the one they lost to us Satur-
day night. But It's that Chicago
team that jolts me. i don't SEQ
how they keep going" .
Clspper had not yet learned OF
the Hawks 3-2 defeat in New
York last night.
AND GETTING BETTER
Detroit looks tough but tho
Wings have beaten us only once
In four starts and we're getting
better" said the tall, slender
defenSeman.
Dit is sitting out most OF his
nineteenth season while directing
the club.
1--WE certainly gave the Wings
q scare last night, didn't we ?"
The Bruins will be in position
10 do more than scare Detroit
tomorrow night when the teams
play on Boston ice TO break the
third place tie. Boston, the one
team in the N. II. L. which hasn't
beaten Detroit in two seasons or
league play. appears inching up
10 smack down the red-shirted
jinx.
The huge crowd was beginning
70 feet sorry for the Bruins afNS
two periods last night. Only
great goaling of Frank BrimSC !.
back from the south Pacific, was
saving them from another hu.
initiation like the TO defeat snf-
fered in the Bruins previous visit
here.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
-. PAIR GROUNDS

weather, clear. track heavy.
Post. 2:3o p. m Detroit timel.
First Race-Ack-Ack.
Second Race-Possie Darling
FIFTH Race = Pipelinsr. Travel. Vsloins
singer. Bolo Prince. Camera Man. Wise De
cision.
Eighth Rsee-rcuf Tens
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01
100000 to See
Bowl Contests
Presage Banner
Year in Sports
By United Pr,n

Twenty-four college football
teams and two All-Star squads
were 10 60 through their final
PAGES today, ready 10 usher IN
what may be America s. greatest
sports year Of all time in an as
sortment of 13 New Years Day
bowl games expected 10 attract
nearly half a million fans.
Popularity of post season class
ics has drawn a record field Of
participants. presaging an era
which may provide New Years
Day gridiron entertainment wher-
ever the weather is temperate and
there is a stadium big enough TO
draw a crowd large enough TO
make the venture profitable.
Headlining the program are the
old favorites, the Rose Bowl game
at Pasadena, Cal; the Sugar Bowl
at New Orleans; the Cotton Bowl
at Dallas, Tex, and the Orange
Bowl at Miami, Fla, a quartet of
hardy perennials that survived
without interruption throughout
the grim war years.
10000 AT PASADENA
The Rose Bowl, great-grand-
daddy of all the post-season
events, again will draw the larg-
est crowd. with a capacity house
of 10000 fans assured for the
battle between Southern -Cslifef-
mia, making its ninth Pasadena
appearance, and Alabama, coming
West for the sixth time.
Alabama, highest scoring team
in the schools history. is 13-
point favorite to ruin Southern
CaliforniaS perfect record of
eight straight triumphs in the
Rose Bowl.
DiXie,S Sugar Bowl. with a rep
'utation for sensationally close
games at stake, is expected tc
have a more exciting battle fol
the 10000 fans who will pack
Tulane Stadium at New Orleans
for the game between perfect rec.
ord Oklahoma A. & NJ. and once
beaten st. Mary's, the kid club
which became the pride of the
West Coast by beating the South,
tern California Trojans. 26 to 0
in a game considered by many as
the top upset of the 1945 season
The Aggies are a touchdown ia.
ivorite.
Holy Cross, carrying the hopes
Iof New England, is a Slight un.
derdog in its Orange Bowl assign.
ment against home town Miami
University before $4,000 fans in
the Florida metropolis. Each team
has suffered one defeat, although
Miami also has a tie against its
record.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

IlTSL Detroit hLEA HLILLVh
junior TO gain a national final. In
1914 he reached the national boys
quarterfnal at Kalamazoo in
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

stIIlIIITld WIIn IUe W n g Y
brothers, Dean and Macdonald,
Princeton, N. j., sons of Dean
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

p Are Won in Times sweeps7 =
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Hockey Standings

- Ar, YOu in Times svseps1 -
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-01

which he was defeated BY
Schwartz.