Buffs Edge LSU as Owls Lead Early in Houston Showdown
In Houston, Rice Institute beat Louisiana State 56 26 in a big time cage game. UT extended its win streak to three against army teams in the San Antonio area. TCU topped the Kelly Field Flyers. Arkansas defeated Drury College in Springfield. West Texas State edged Texas Wesleyan in Canyon.
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Texas Attack Terrific Say Statistics
Texas showcases a fierce ground game and top tier defense in 1941 season. Roy McKay leads the Southwest Conference in rushing while Jacki e Field and McKay contribute in passing and kicking. Texas posted eight wins and two losses with strong non conference results. McKay and Mauldin earned all conference honors as unanimous pick and near top tackle.
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Tulsa Fans Rally To Fund Tulsa Rooters For Sugar Bowl
Tulsa University fans start a drive led by Sam Avey to buy Sugar Bowl tickets for service members in New Orleans. Contributions from city figures and the Tulsa World editor raise funds to cover admissions, aiming to fill a Tulsa rooting section with veterans and uniformed personnel.
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Sunset Bisons Clash With Amarillo In Texas Semi Final
Sunset coach Herman Cowley and Amarillo’s Sandie squad prep for a noon kickoff at Dal-Hi Stadium in Dallas. The winner advances to face Breckenridge or Austin for the state title. both teams enter with undefeated records and strong defenses.
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Stars drilling for East West Shrine game
East All-Stars assembled at Northwestern University to train under co coaches Andy Kerr, George Hauser, and Dudley de Groot. The 21 man squad prepared for a non stop trip to the West Coast for the New Year’s Day game, aiming to raise about 60 000 dollars for Shrine crippled children fund and war relief.
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Rupp Predicts Kentucky Hoops Turnaround
Lexington notes Squire Adolph Rupp says Kentucky will field the best season in its basketball history. He cites a tough schedule including Indiana and Notre Dame. Returnees include Marv Akers Mel Brewer and Milt Ticco as the 1950-51 squad aims high.
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Yankees Indians Swap Blood in 1943 Pinch for Pennant
The 1943 trade sends Buddy Rosar and Roy Cullenbine to the Indians for Roy Weatherly and Oscar Grimes. The deal, the first AL player exchange since 1942, includes no cash and ships players 3-A draft status. Grimes may boost Yankees infield as Rizzuto, Rolfe, Hassett enter service or suspension.
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Bulldogs Cramped For Bowl Journey
ATLANTA GA Dec 18 UP The Georgia Bulldogs travel to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl with a 42 player squad including eight freshmen under Coach Wallace Butts. The party uses two private pullmans as they head to the Tournament of Roses.
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Cards Rated Best Team of the Year
The World Champion St. Louis Cardinals are named outstanding team of the year by the Associated Press poll. They earned 206 points with 47 of 84 experts voting No. 1, overtaking the Brooklyn Dodgers and defeating the New York Yankees in the World Series.
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College basketball scores from various teams
United Press reports scores across universities and military teams. Notable results include Michigan 36 over Selfridge Field 35 and Pitt 44 over Bethany 43, with many other matchups such as Cornell College 52 over Augustana 40 and LSU 26 versus Texas 58.
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Beau Jack Favored To Beat Tippy Larkin In Madison Square Garden Bout
Beau Jack of Augusta Ga is the 8-5 favorite to defeat Tippy Larkin of Garfield New Jersey tonight at Madison Square Garden for the vacant lightweight world title. The bout follows champion Sammy Angott’s retirement amid controversy about alleged gangster pressure. Angott and manager deny the charges.
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