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In Dallas' Cotton Bowl, Texas Christian's Ail-American "Slingin' Sam" Baugh and Marquette's Ail-American Ray Buivid staged a private passing duel. Buivid won the duel by completing ten for 130 yards against Baugh's five for no yards, but Texas Christian won the game, 16-to-6.
In El Paso, a crowd of 10,000 watched a four-mile parade with 81 floats, 18 bands and one Gretchen Reinemund as "Sun Queen." In the second annual Sun Bowl game, Hardin-Simmons' Cowboys squashed Texas College of Mines, 34-to-6.
In Havana, while 12,000 Cubans wondered what it was all about, Auburn tied Villanova 7-to-7, ending Cuba's week-long sports fiesta in what the press hastened to christen the Bacardi BowL In San Francisco, a crowd of 40,000 watched the week's only football game not staged purely for purposes of municipal ballyhoo—East v. West, for the benefit of the Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children. East, with six Midwestern players in the starting lineup, missed a touchdown by three inches in the last quarter, scraped through on Princetonian Ken Sandbach's field goal in the third, 3-to-0.