Aggies defense stifles Buffs in 63 32 win
Oklahoma A M Aggies clamp down on West Texas State, forcing 40 shots while hitting 25 of 69 and earning a 63 to 32 victory. Gale McArthur leads Buffs with 17 as Hank Iba lauds his team’s defensive prowess ahead of next games against DePaul and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Iba
Gus Miller
Miller
Oklahoma A&m
Gale McArthur
Mangum
Dwaine Stewart
Iba
Aggie
Stillwater
West Texas State
Buffs
Aggies
Ir Gees
McArthur
Bob Seymour
Norm Pilgrim
Stewart
Bill Price
Mose Hale
Jay Simon
Daily Oklahoman
Kentucky
Lexington
Iba & Co
DePaul
Arkansas
Globe
Don Johnson
Bob Paget
A&m
Gerald Rogers
Harold Robinson
Wrestling Feud Fires Up Southwestern Belt Bout
Dory Funk and Frankie Murdock renew their heated rivalry as Funk defends his Southwestern states junior heavyweight title Thursday at the Sports Arena Promoter Dory Detton matches Bill Sledge versus Alex Kasaboski while Bob Cummings meets Tommy Mardale in the semiwindup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monk Owens
Dory Funk
Frankie Hill Murdock
Southwestern States
Funk
Waxahachie
Murdock
Buffalo Bill
University of Indiana
Boys Ranch
Hammond
Ind
Dory Detton
Fox
Wayne Moertin
Punk
Bob Cummines
Cummings
Detton
Bill Sledge
Thornton Fin Limestone County
Alex
Kasaboski
Tommy Martindale
Santa Fe League Banner Bowl results across teams
In a Santa Fe League banner bowl roundup multiple teams posted wins led by Texans with top scores 425 and 337 by Nesbitt, 393 by Clancy and 549 by Hankison. Avajos and Captians also posted wins with notable performers. other squads including Cowboys, Scouts, Rangers and Chiefs contributed strong individual scores across the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grooms
Nesbitt
Clancy
Hankison
Avajos
Richards
Woman
Simmons
Mock
Scheeder
Capitans
Henville
Gabert
Holman
Baughn
Cernohout
Canyons
Wallace
Ameson
Casey
James
Byrd
I Gleason
Mann
Briscoe
Carey
McKirahan Flyers
Maybach
Ehen
Hale
Surry
Wheeler
APACHES AND TAOS MEET RESULTS ARE LISTED
APACHES won 2 with Tatum 312 White 910 Toten 276 and Cernhouz 430. TAOS took 1 with Zimpfer 324 Horney 326 Wheeler 386 Brummett 285. GUNAS secured 2 Duke 416 Tiehen Hugins 355 Mooring 309. NAVA JOS won 1 Rice 398 Spencer 306 Wherman 264 Crossland 347. ZIAS won 3 via forfeit Kirskey 324 Kourt 392 Patterson 416 Marcus 206.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatum
White
Toten
Cernhouz
Taos
Zimpfer
Horney
Wheeler
Brummett
Gunas
Duke
Tiehen Hugins
Mooring
Nava
Jos
Rice
Spencer
Wherman
Crossland
Zias
Kirskey
Kourt
Patterson
Marcus
Kyle Rote to Play in Shrine Game Dec 30
Kyle Rote the SMU backfield star will be one of the western players in the East West Shrine Classic to be played in San Francisco on December 30. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle Rote
San Francisco
Southern Methodist University
Globe-News
Mansfield Second In Loan Honors
Quarterback Gene Mayfield of the West Texas State Buffaloes finished runner up as the Border Conference MVP. Coaches named Halfback Wilford Whizzer White of Arizona State College at Tempe as the top man. John Model T Ford of Hardin-Simmons received honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Gene Mayfield
West Texas State Buffaloes
Wilford
Whizzer” White
Arizona State College
Tempe
Arizona Daily Star
John “Model T” Ford
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys
Longhorns Ready for LSU Clash minus Lew Levine
All but one UT Longhorns squad prepared for Saturday's game with Louisiana State. Senior halfback Lew Levine is out with a knee injury. The rest of the team is in top shape for the matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
University of Texas Longhorns
Louisiana State
Lew Levine
Badgers' Lee Leads Scorers in Early Games
Freshman Eddie Lee of Amarillo College Badgers, a Clovis native, scored 14 against El Reno Junior College and 10 versus Carnegie. Corbett Bridges had 23 over the two games, with Albert Hutchinson and Leon Dowie adding 18 and 17. Coach Bob Carter's squad won 61-51 at El Reno and 67-38 against Carnegie, and travels to Sayre Oklahoma then home to Lamar and Cisco Junior College for upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Lee
Clovis
Amarillo College Badgers
Lee
el Reno Junior College
Carnegie
Corbett Bridges
Albert Hutchinson
Leon Dowie
Bob Carter
Badgers
Sayre
Okla
Lamar
Colo
Ciscoe Junior College
el Reno
Texas A&M in Secret Sessions Before Presidential Cup
COLLEGE STATION Dec 5 The gates are closed to visitors as Coach Harry Stiteler gears the Texas A&M football squad for the December 9 Presidential Cup game with Georgia. The team took scouting reports on Georgia and held a hard scrimmage, their first since Saturday's loss to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Harry Stiteler
Texas A&m
University of Georgia
Georgia
Texas
Texas Rose Bowl Day Declared for Shivers in Tyler Clash
Gov Allan Shivers designated Saturday December 9 as Texas Rose Bowl Day The Texas Rose Bowl football game features Wharton and Tyler Junior Colleges in Tyler hailed as the rose capital of the world The event marks a regional showcase amid the Texas Rose Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Allan Shivers
Wharton
Tyler
High school and college scores from Lubbock and region
A compact run of results lists Texas and nearby states competitions. Notable scores include Lubbock high teams, Oklahoma A&M 63 at WTS 32, Mississippi 890 over Mississippi College 45, Baylor 66 over Texas Wesleyan 64, and Creighton 35 defeating Kentucky St. 69. Other items cover AAU and YMCA leagues with multiple junior and collegiate clubs and area sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCU
HSU
Denver Chevrolet
Hooker-Vanderariet Motors
Amarillo
Frosh
Borger Hsu
Myers Motors
Amarillo College Jayvees
Oklahoma Aggies impressed by Iba and strong win
The Oklahoma A and M Aggies beat West Texas State 63 to 32 at the Sports Arena, with coach Hank Iba drawing praise for his influence and the team showing a youthful, mature look despite four returning seniors. The piece notes upcoming Oklahoma City All-College Tournament dates and lists other teams and players, including Darrel Davis and Jewell McDowell, while previewing Odessa and Borger games and local football banquet plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Aggies
West Texas State
Hank Iba
Stillwater
Aggies
Iba
Oklahoma City
Texas
Baylor
Arkansas
Oklahoma City University
Tulsa
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Darrel Davis
Pampa
Bill Henderson
Jewell McDowell
Bobby Farmer
Amarillo
Texas Aggie
McDowell
Farmer
Golden Sandies
Odessa Bronchos
Odessa
T. G. Hull
Bill Winter
TCU
Texas Tech
Jack Little
Globe-News
Borger Bulldogs
Red Hooper
Jim Bales
Dumas Demons
Borger
Bulldogs
Oklahoma Named Top National Champion For 31st Straight
United Press expert ratings place Oklahoma first with 346 of 350 possible points. Texas second, Tennessee third, California fourth, Army fifth, Michigan sixth. Bowl pairings seed Oklahoma to meet Kentucky in the Sugar Bowl and California to face Michigan in the Rose or Cotton context. Navy upset over Army shifts final rankings. Wyoming Princeton Michigan State among first place vote recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanopotowsky
New York
Oklahoma
United Press Expert
Pra Ouinees
Texas
Tennessee
California
Army
Michigan
Kentucky
Clemson
Miami
Wyoming
Washington & Lee
Lou Little
Columbia
Navy
Sooners
Princeton
Michigan State
Illinois
Washington
Baylor
Alabama
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Cornell
Maryland
Georgia Tech
Penn
Chevs Star Bryce Heffley Sparks Second-Place Tourney Finish
Bryce Heffley of the Chevs, a 6 foot 5 inch first year man from Denver and a former Regis College star, was the third leading scorer in the world championship tourney in Buenos Aires where the Chevs placed second. The world famous quintet meets Dowell's Cafe tomorrow night at the Sports Arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce Heffley
Denver
Chevrolet
Regis College
Buenos Aires
Chevs
Dowell
Cafe
Your Daily Horoscope Aimed At Sagittarius And More
Stella’s Tuesday horoscope notes a talent for problem solving with equity but warns of dogmatism and a tendency to push one’s own way. It advises considering opposing views, controlling impulsiveness, and choosing a marriage partner carefully for future happiness. The column offers Wednesday signs and advice for each zodiac, from adaptable Sagittariuses to disciplined Virgos and cautious Libras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Cone
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
VIRGO
Scorpio
Last Big Job To Be Filled By JoE REICHLER
Pittsburgh or Rickey likely to retain Bill Meyer for 1951 as a contract dispute and multiple managerial openings ripple through minor leagues. Meyer travels to meet Rickey amid talk he will stay, while other clubs confirm appointments and candidates emerge in Louisville Columbus Dallas and Binghamton. A South African War bullet removal anecdote closes the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Pittsburgh
Branch Rickey
Bill Meyer
Meyer
Knoxville
Tenn
Rickey
New York
New York Yankee
Kansas City
Joe Kuhel
Blues
George Selkirk
Yankee
Binghamton
Kansas City Post
Bill
Branch Rickey, Jr
Associated Press
Selkirk
Louisville
Ed Dougherty
Frank “Pinky” Higgins
The
Colonels
Mike Ryba
Ryba
Columbus Club
Rollie Hemsley
Columbus
al Banister
St. Louis Cardinals
Marty Marion
Redbird
Benny Borgmann
Houston
Lambert “Dutch] Meyer
Dallas
Harry Craft
SMU Squad Denies Dissension Rumors
In Dallas SMU football players via an open letter denied rumors of locker room dissension after a mid season slide. Co captain Bobby Collier and coach changes were cited while Athletic Director Matty Bell supported the staff amid a four of five loss stretch and renewed confidence in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Collier
SMU
Southern Methodist
Matty Bell
Odessa Dedication Highlights New Fieldhouse Clash
Odessa's new $700000 fieldhouse hosts a basketball doubleheader with Amarillo and Odessa high schools plus Texas Tech and TCU. Dedication opens at 7 pm followed by the college game. A 4000 capacity crowd is expected as three returning lettermen lead Coach Malaise's 1950 51 squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Amarillo
Texas Tech
TCU
John Malaise
Frank Gee
Clarence Jones
Roy Morris
Lonie Muse
Don Gilliland
Jim Payne
Jones
Cherry May Miss Another Game
Ailing Texas Longhorn Coach Blair Cherry hoped to coach the Southwest Conference champions against LSU but doctors warned his ulcers could keep him from the stadium. He was released from St. David's Hospital after five days and must remain in bed. assistants led a 17 to 0 win over Texas A&M. Cherry plans to retire after the Cotton Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A & M
Cherry
Tennessee
Jockey Culmone Stays Ahead In Racing Record Chase
Jockey Joe Culmone, 19, leads the season with 360 victories toward Walter Miller's 388 mark set in 1908. He hit a single win in five attempts yesterday while Willie Shoemaker trails by 15 wins as he resumes the chase at Hollywood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Culmone
Walter Miller
Willie Shoemaker
Culmone
Hollywood Park
Amateur Card Thrillers In Youth Center Tonight
Four prospective thrillers attract a near capacity crowd to the San Jacinto Youth Center for an eight o'clock nine bout card. Featherweights feature six 126 pounders. Giles and Hubbard tackle heavyweights. Notable matchups include Perez vs Toler and Parades vs Chandler with Rodriguez vs Clemmons and other bouts. Admission 75 cents ring side, 50 cents general, 25 cents children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Youth Center
Pete Perez
Beacham Toler
Joe Parades
Bill Chandler
Chane Rodriguez
Noel Clemmons
Donald Giles
Gene Hubbard
Giles
Amarillo
West Texas State
Donald Smith
Hubbard
West Texas
Youth boxing pairings and weight class listings
Boxer pairings and weight divisions from a youth boxing event include Dale Jones of Fyfe Boxing Club versus Bobby Reeves of San Jacinto Youth Center at 80 pounds, and multiple matches across 115 116 126 and 147 pound classes featuring Borden's Bucks Sporting Goods West Texas State and Fyfe fighters with various opponents including Charles Cates Richard King Joe Parades Chano Rodriguez Pete Perez and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
Dale Jones
Fyfe Boxing Club
Bobby Reeves
San Jacinto
Steve Rocha
Borden’s Manchus Club
Charles Cates
Fyfe
Die Bates
Bucks
Sporting Goods
Richard King
Borden's
Paul Gatlin
Buck’s
Jada Borden
Jada Borden's, 116 Pounds. Joe Parades. Borden's, Br, Buck’s
Edward Andvs
Bill Chand
Larry Prater
Don Boothe West
Texas State
Noel Clemmons
West Texas State
Chano Rodriguez
Pete Perez
Borden
Toler
Giles
Fyferden’s
Beacham
Gene Bard
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Putt Powell
West Texas Buffs
Funk Murdock
Cowboy
Peerless Lanes Maples
Webster
Wellson Jordan
Anderson
Russell
Lewanoan
Matthews
Purcell
Alle
Norman
Hester
Prickett
McCann
Sycamores
Slater
Huge Dues
Reynolds
Boucher
Wyatt
Caverns
Burkhart
Silvia
Woods
Guthridge
Ayers
Indians
Raymond
Curtis
Kennedy
Gately
Rose
Chifs
Horn
Hill
Der
Wilson
McCullough
Hicagoans
Kirksey
Santa FE
Browning Blue Print Co
Taylor
Mansfield
Y Industrial
Jaycees
Arillo
McCarty
Wilshire
Melton
Julliet
Stambeh Watkins
Dubose
Adison
Chilton Ochsner
Morgan
Davis O Clanton
Hull
Downey
Trn
AYC Plains
VFW
Bortsn Fe
Ry Hardin
Kelly
Laws
Oliver
Braden
Spark
Sweeny
Leneck
Kurten Pines
Jennings Andersn
Tego
Kelly Sparks
U Wright
Sharp A
Auxter
Beaman
U Gibbsen
Hensiev
Rlllie Endutemeallicaeadt
Picteanie
Texas Aggies
Ymca Inc. League Youth Center
Plains Chevrolet
Phillips
Plainsmen
Clifton McNeely
Harvesters
Stratford
Hooper
Bales
Spearman
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Harvester
Wichita Falls Coyotes
Wichita Falls
Bob Cole
Billy Harris
Mr. Cole
J. T. P. Jonker
Rustenberg
Transvaal
Bell
H. N. Russell
Ane
Perez
Parades
Chandler
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