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From: cpf@lasspvax.UUCP (Courtenay Footman)
Newsgroups: net.sport.football
Subject: Re: Re: The Rose Bowl (in N.C.?)
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Date: Fri, 29-Nov-85 15:38:05 EST
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Reply-To: cpf@lasspvax.UUCP (Courtenay Footman)
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>>  
>>  Now, Rose Bowl Fans, which team has played more games in the
>>  Rose Bowl than any other team???
>
>   Team      Appearances
>1. USC       24
[ a long list of other teams ...]
One must remember that the Rose Bowl is not just the name of a game played
on January first;  it is the name of the stadium.  Thus, ask yourself
which team plays (has played) its home games in the Rose Bowl.  For the
last few years one of the big LA teams has played its home games in the
Rose Bowl.  I am ashamed to admit I don't remember whether it is USC or
UCLA.  That doesn't matter.  The team that has played more games in the
Rose Bowl than any other, the team that routinely played in front of 
100,000 empty seets, is the:

Califorina Institute of Technology!!
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