Georgia Tech at Georgia

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  Evening star, November 28, 1954, page 66

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  Bowls at d Glance Here is the lineup of New Years Day football bowl games: Rose Bowl Ohio State 900 VS.. Southern California (8–⁠3). Sugar Bowl-Navy CID VS.. Mississippi (9–⁠1). Cotton Bowl Arkansas (8–⁠2) VS.. Georgia Tech (7–⁠3). Orange Bowl-Nebraska t6–⁠4) VS.. Duke t7-2-D or Maryland (T-2-1). to be announced today Sunday. Gator Bowl-To be announced.

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  The Key West citizen, Florida, November 29, 1954, page 6 (results column)

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  Eight college football teams led by such postseason veterans as Southern California and Georgia Tech made up the cast today for the Rose, Sugar, Orange and Cotton Bowls – the four major New | Years Day grid attractions. Duke, champion of the Atlantic Coast Conference, rounded out the group when the league athletic di. rectors chose it to play in Miami’s Orange Bowl against Nebraska of the Big Seven. Duke ended its regular season with a 47–⁠12 humping of North Carolina. One more bowl announcement is expected sometime later today when the Gator Bowl selection committee picks two teams to play in the Dec. 81 affair at Jackson vile, Fla. This is the lineup for the Big Four on Jan. /: Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Calf. - Ohio State (9–⁠0) VS.. Southern Cali fornia (8–⁠3). Sugar Bowl, New Orleans-Navy (7–⁠2) VS.. Mississippi (s-D. Orange Bowl, Miami – Duke (7-2-1) VS.. Nebraska (6–⁠4). Cotton Bowl, Dallas – Arkansas (S-2) VS.. Georgia Tech (7–⁠3). The Sugar Bowl grabbed Navy and Mississippi late Saturday with in minutes after the teams had scored victories in their seasons final games. Navy accepted bid to New Orleans after rocking Army 27–⁠20 in the annual service clash before more than 100000 spectators at Philadelphia. Mississippi blanked arch rival Mississippi State 14-O to capture the Southeastern Conference cham

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Officially, Georgia leads 73–⁠41–⁠5; as played, 69–⁠40–⁠5 in the 114 games on file; the official count covers all 119 meetings, counting the 70 since this game.