SWC Solves Recruiting Problems
Executive Secretary Jamcs H. Stewart announced the Southwest Conference has resolved recruiting and aid issues. He described a unified stance on the Purity Code, a ban on outside aid, and increased school support to about 60 dollars monthly for top athletes. He gains authority to investigate violations and will report penalties at the spring Houston meeting.
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Houston
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Tapia Joins Marine Reserve In Four Year Program
Ernest D Tapia son of Mrs Ra chael Gaeacho of 000 Pierce has been accepted into the UB Marine Reserve four year service program, according to retiring Leonard V. Bmit, recruiting officer.
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Highland Park Scores Comeback to Reach Semifinals in Texas Grid
Highland Park rallied from a 14 to 0 halftime deficit against Arlington Heights to win 18 to 14 and advance to the state semifinals. Odessa, Longview, and Brackenridge also reached the final four, with Longview’s defense and Brackenridge’s sustained pressure defining the race.
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Associated Press
Odessa
Highland Park
Dallas
Longview
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Arlington Heights
Highlanders
State Still Bowl Happy with Texas Bowl Lineup
Three Texas bowl games have been played and four remain. The next on Christmas Day features Southern University and Fort Valley College in Dallas for a Negro grid classic. Texas squads have a .333 record so far with Hardin’s 38 20 win over Arkansas State Teachers the lone victory.
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Fort Valley College of Georgia
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Compton
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Littl Rock
Samuel Huston
Austin
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Odessa Beats Wichita Falls 27 0 In Bronchos Victory
The Odessa Coyotes fail to score until late, losing 27 0 to Wichita Falls as Byron Townsend and Jim Patterson power the Bronchos. Odessa coach Joe Coleman earns praise for steady leadership while Golden Sandies members debate picks and telegrams from Odessa.
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Jim Patterson
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Quentin
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Sandies
Sam Attebury
J. B. Gardner
Gene Sanders
Bobby Brown
Norman Lieberman
Amarillo
North Fort Worth
Cowtown
Gene Gregston
Golden Sandies
Major League Bowling Scores
Bowling scores from multiple teams with individual player results across several lanes and matches. Builders Supply and Buccola led with high scores. other notable totals include Coker 551 Boxwell 505, McGuire 550, Bechtel 600, and Forrester 561 among numerous competitors across Pinkney Packing Co and National Shirt Shops.
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Reppert
Dowell
West
Coker
Smith
Jeoffrey Manufacturing Co
Boxwell
Horn
Byers
Pestor
Buccola
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Marin
O'Keefe
Grimes
National Shirt Shops
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Prien
Cox
Crews
Laughlin
Cagers Take Center Stage At Amarillo College
Three AAU basketball games headline tonight at Amarillo College gym. Games start 7 15 with 8 30 and 9 45 tip offs. Russell Stationery and Panhandle Laundry tie in opening game as Laundrymen boast high 110 points in a game. Magnolia Petroleum vs Amarillo Flying Service looks even with no wins yet. Santa Fe faces Groom in the final tilt with Santa Fe favored but slowed by Groom’s fast breaks.
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Russell Stationery
Panhandle Laundry
Magnolia Petroleum
Amarillo Flying Service
Santa Fe
Longhorn Officials Seek Eighth Member for Circuit
In Abilene on December 15 the Longhorn Baseball League sought an eighth member with Altus Oklahoma Coleman and Childress as likely candidates. The league met and found no town ready to join for next season. San Angelo was recently admitted. Altus reportedly would join if a park could be secured. Odessa was awarded the all star game to be played in July.
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Border Conference Faces Uncertain Night For Nine Teams
Border Conference teams struggle in early play with mixed results across conference and non conference games. Notable outcomes include New Mexico Aggies over Texas Mines and Arizona Wildcats comebacks against a makeshift alumni quintet.
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Lopez To Take On Szasz In Opening Bout At Fair Grounds
Judo expert George Lopez of Tampico Mexico returns to the ring to face Al Szasz from Gerald Missouri in the one fall opening bout at the Fair Grounds Arena Thursday night. Promoter Dory Detton presents his second annual Boys Ranch benefit with proceeds aiding the ranch and clothing gifts requested for Old Tascoga youngsters in attendance.
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Tampico
Mex
al Szasz
Gerald
Fair Grounds Arena
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al Getz
Pittsburgh
Dory Detton
Boys Ranch
Glass industry output tops three hundred million yearly
The News-Globe notes the United States manufactures about 300 million dollars worth of glass annually. This figure highlights the scale of the American glass industry and reflects its economic impact.
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United States
Wilberforce Wins Fruit Bowl in Historic All Negro College Game
Wilberforce University of Xenia Ohio won 26 to 0 over Prairie View Texas in the first all Negro college football game played in San Francisco. Prairie View was shut out after reaching Wilberforce’s 26 yard line only via an interception in the third period. About 9000 fans attended the clash noted as a historic meeting of HBCU programs and marked by Wilberforce’s decisive defense and scoring drive.
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Highland Park
Rusty Russell
Jim McConkey
Russell
McConkey
Arlington Heights
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Blair Cherry
University of Texas
Odessa
Golden Sandie
Joe Coleman
Clayton Hopkins
Coleman
Byron Townsend
Sandies
Keith Flowers
Perryton
San Francisco
Wilberforce University of Xenia
Ohio
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