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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1950

Page

14

Badgers Take On San Angelo Five PUTTING AROUND

The piece recalls Wichita Falls High School football from 1950, praising Coach Joe Golding and the Coyotes for strong blocking and compact single wing plays. It notes early season wins and later setbacks, mentions key rivals Highland Park and Lubbock Westerners, and previews upcoming district battles and state championship implications.

Badgers San Angelo Five Wichita Falls Coyotes Childress Pampa Lubbock Lubsbock Joe Golding Denison Breckenridge Abilene Highland Park Golding

Texas bowls shine as Del Mar and Lamar Tech win

In Dallas on December 18 the bowl scene is quiet with no Texas teams in postseason games this week. Texas holds a perfect six for six record this season. Del Mar College of Corpus Christi won its second bowl, 35-12 over Holmes County JC. Lamar Tech captured the Silver Bowl, 19-13 vs Mexico City College. Abilene Christian beat Gustavus Adolphus 13-7 in the Refrigerator Bowl and Del Mar routed Garden City 41-0 in the Junior Sugar Bowl. Kilgore defeated Holmes County 32-12 in the Memorial Bowl.

Dallas Texas del Mar Corpus Christi Holmes County Junior College Goodman Miss Lamar Tech Mexico City College Abilene Christian Gustavus Adolphus Garden City Kan Kilgore Holmes County Texas A

Texans Named to All Southern High School Eleven

Five Texans made the 31st All Southern high school squad chosen by Charlie Wadsworth of the Orlando Sentinel Star. Billy Harris of Wichita Falls was named Texas’s top schoolboy player as part of the team including Rick Spinks Kermit back Eddie Scheig Frank Eidom Port Arthur back and Clarence Dierking Brenham tackle. Honorable mentions include Mack Taylor Ed Beach Dal Koepple Dalhart Dickie Hopping Barton Massey Bowie center L M Watson McLean back.

Charlie Wadsworth Orlando Fla Mack Taylor Lubbock Ed Beach Wichita Falls Dal Koepple Dalhart Dickie Hopping Littlefield Barton Massey Bowie L. M. Watson McLean

Bowl lineup highlights Texas grid bouts and bowls

M defeated Georgia 40 20 in the Presidential Cup. Tyler beat Wharton 27 26 in the Texas Rose Bowl. Five more bowls are set in Texas including Mexia versus New Orleans in the Milk Bowl at Waco on December 30. January 1 features West Texas State against Cincinnati in the Sun Bowl El Paso Texas against Tennessee in the Cotton Bowl Dallas Wharton vs San Angelo in the Oleander Bowl Galveston and Prairie View versus Bishop in the Prairie View Bowl Houston.

Georgia Tyler Wharton Texas Mexia New Orleans Waco West Texas State Cincinnati el Paso Tennessee Dallas San Angelo Galveston Prairie View Bishop Houston

Badger Chance to Meet San Angelo JC in Big Cage Clash

Amarillo College Badgers head to tomorrow night’s tilt against San Angelo Junior College, a top Pioneer Conference foe and former West Zone rival. The series includes two 1946-47 thrillers won by Amarillo, securing the Zone title. San Angelo aims to rebound after a sturdy run, with Eddie Lee and other scorers leading the challengers while Amarillo’s tough schedule includes Sayre Yellowjackets and notable nonconference tests.

Amarillo College Badgers San Angelo Rams Bob Carter Texas Cisco Junior College Pratt Dodge City Kan Amarillo Dodge Bedlam Sayre Yellowjackets Sayre Okla Garden City Eddie Lee Clovis Roy Sparkman Child Eddie Stone Amaril Walton Tucker Tulia Bob Patterson Hereford Troy Monroe Roy Burnett

Turnesa Captures Havana Invitation With 267 Total

Jim Turnesa of Briarcliff New York won the Havana Invitation Golf Tournament finishing 72 holes at 267 after a final round 65. Pete Cooper of Ponte Vedra Florida was runner up with 270. Claude Harmon led the last round with eight under par but tied for third at 723 with Herman Barron of White Plains New York. Barron shot 68 in the final round.

Havana Jim Turnesa Briarcliff Pete Cooper Ponte Vedra Fla Claude Harmon Mamaroneck Herman Barron White Plains Barron

Finals semifinals Set Saturday in Class AA race

Four schools vie for state glory in Class AA semifinals to be played Saturday. Wichita Falls faces Highland Park in Dallas while Austin meets Baytown in Houston. Defending Wichita Falls, Highland Park, Austin and Baytown all posted strong seasons with notable wins and top defenses.

Wichita Falls-Highland Park Austin-Baytown Pos Aarold VY. Ratliffssociated Press Wichita Falls Highland Park Dallas Austin Houston Baytown Coyotes Ed Beach Jim Self Thomas Jefferson San Antonio Maroons

Finalists Set In Pro Race

Los Angeles Rams meet the Cleveland Browns in Cleveland for the NFL championship after each team's playoff wins. The Rams defeated the Chicago Bears 24-14 in Los Angeles while the Browns edged the New York Giants 3-3 in Cleveland. Lou Groza booted two field goals for Cleveland, including the 29 yarder that snapped the 3-3 deadlock. Giants kicker Randy Clay added a 20 yard field goal for New York. Waterfield and Tom: the Rams quarterback receiver duo powered Los Angeles.

Associated Press Los Angeles Rams Cleveland Browns Cleveland Rams Chicago Bears Los Angeles Browns New York Giants Bears Giants Lou Groba Municipal Stadium Randy Clay Bob Waterfield Tom

Top Amateur Tennis Stars Named for 1950 Rankings

Lefty Art Larsen of San Leandro California and Mrs Margaret Osborne DuPont are the nation’s No 1 amateur tennis players for 1950. Herb Flam of Beverly Hills is No 2, followed by Budge Patty and Ted Schroeder. Doris Hart is No 2 in the women’s rankings.

New York Lefty Art Larsen San Leandro Cal Margaret Osborne DuPont US Lawn Tennis Association USLTA Herb Flam Beverly Hills Budge Patty Los Angeles Ted Schroeder la Crescenta Doris Hart Jacksonville, Fla

Open Practice For Shrine Game

Football players preparing for the Shrine Game in Miami hold their first practice sessions. South squad coach Andy Gustafson assists by Bobby Dodd and Ray Graves. North squad drills led by Yale assistants James Dunn Wyatt Possey and Gib Holgate with Herman Hickman en route from Yale.

Miami Fla Shrine Andy Gustafson Bobby Dodd Georgia Tech Dodd Ray Graves Atlanta James Dunn Wyatt Possey Gib Holgate Yale

Rams Clinch Division Crown in Waterfield Victory

Waterfield connected on three touchdown passes to Fears as the Rams overwhelmed their rivals. Waterfield added three conversions and a field goal, sealing a second straight division title for the Rams.

Fears Gears Rams Waterfield

Coconuts Fly in Quake After Santo Shaker

In Santo on the New Hebrides, coconuts fled through air as a recent quake struck the area. Local witnesses describe a volatile tremor shaking homes and streets, with debris scattered and residents assessing damage and safety.

New Hebrides Santo

Primrose Pather Oma Has Big Chance Against Ezzard Charles

Lee Oma trains for the January 12 title bid with heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles in Greenwood Lake New York. Once an alley fighter he has slimmed down to 200 pounds and boasts wins over Joe Baksi Gus Lesnevich Nick Barone and Bob Satterfield while vowing to fight Louis or anyone if he wins.

Primrose Pather Oma Ezzard Charles Greenwood Lake Lee Oma Detroit Tami Mauriello Mauriello Lee Joe Louis Louis Joe Baksi Gus Lesnevich Nick Barone Bob Satterfield Charles Anyboody

Gridiron Moments Highlight 1950s College Football

Recap of a chaotic November afternoon in Columbus when Michigan defeated Ohio State 9 to 3 to earn a Rose Bowl berth. The piece notes frostbite precautions, snow, and an oil heater on the sideline. It also mentions Iowa 14 tied Notre Dame 14, Blair Cherry resigning with Texas en route to a title, a Dallas Cotton Bowl doubleheader, and Yale coach Herman Hickman joking with scout Jack LaVelle advising to cancel the Princeton game.

Columbus Ohio Michigan Ohio State Associated Press Blair Cherry Texas Longhorns Herman Hickman Yale Herman Jack LaVelle Princeton LaVelle

SWC Cagers Hit Rough Patch in Conference Play

Southwest Conference basketball teams struggle for progress as six intersectional wins fall short of 17 losses. Baylor falls to North Texas State 54 50 as Texas nearly topples Manhattan 47 46 in MSG. Rice leads with 3 interleague wins while McLeod of Texas Christian paces scorers with 94 points.

Associated Press Baylor North Texas State Bears Texas Madison Square Garden Manhattan Rice Owls Northwestern Columbia San Antonio Louisiana State Alabama Southern Methodist Express-News Oklahoma A&m Arkansas George McLeod Texas Christian Jewell McDowell A&m Joe McDermott San Francisco Dons San Francisco

Longhorns Begin Cotton Bowl Preparation in Dallas

The University of Texas Longhorns started workouts today ahead of their January 1 Cotton Bowl clash with Tennessee. Only two players were absent at opening practice Lew Levine with a knee injury and Bob Raley with a chipped elbow bone both expected to join the squad by game day.

Missouri at Columbia and Texas A&M vs Sam Houston State

Missouri visits Columbia for a game in the rivalry era while Texas A&M hosts Sam Houston State in College Station. The pair of matchups highlight early season nonconference action with both programs aiming for strong showings.

Missouri Columbia Texas A&m Sam Houston State College Station

Wreck Fatal To Gainesville Girl

Dallas dispatch reports Shirley May Brown a 14 year old from Gainesville died in Dallas after injuries from a Gainesville area automobile crash Saturday night Six others were injured in the wreck and the girl had been brought to Dallas for a brain operation yesterday morning

Dallas Shirley May Brown Gainesville

Retired Banker John E Owens Dies in Dallas

John E Owens aged 76, former vice president of Republic National Bank and longtime Dallas civic leader, died last night in Dallas. He was a prominent figure in local affairs and banking circles. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.

Dallas John E. Owens The Republic National Bank

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