Nu Kappa Sigma Dance Hosts Big Christmas Affair
A Christmas Afternoon Dance at the Nat hosted by Nu Kappa Sigma Fraternity drew a large crowd. The event revived from 1935 to 1942 and was described as even better than prior affairs, with Paul Mathis and his Music Makers providing the music. Notable attendees included numerous Sandie football and basketball figures along with their families and friends, reflecting a strong campus sports culture and social life.
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Nu Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Dekek
Leroy Byrd
Jack Boyd
Nu Kappa Sigmas
Paul Mathis
Nu Kappa Sigma
Bill Wilson
NAT
Dan
Maxine Higgins
Clayton Shivers
Sandie
Kenneth and
June Baldwin
Lawton
Pitts Crudgington
Sandie Eager
Fred Gerard
Billy Schell
Fluff Meyers
Texas School of Mines
Cathy Whittenburg
Wayne Byers
C. B. Marsh
C. B
Sandie Gridder
Arthur Ball
Bradley Bynum
Virginia Irwin
Horace
Dorothy Watkins
Lou Westmoreland
Bob Wilson
Charley Trolinger
John Bob Watts
Sandie End
Gordon Edwards
Ed Hagen
Sandie Tackle
Ralph Blankenship
Nelda Reed
Warren Robertson
Nell Harris
Dave Browder
West Texas
Wynne Crawford
Kansas City
Don Stinson
Gerald and
Genelle Davis
Dudley Underwood
Dudley
Sandies
Marshall Gettys
Dale Collins
Harland
Gene Polk
Bill Andrews
Joe Bailey Gear
Neil Reed
Sandy Rogers
Bobbie Jean Elkins
James Chisholm
Cal Brumley
Dora Kenyon
Richard Tadlock
Bill Jolly
Joan Byers
Bill Bailey
Jack Ackins
Cecil Franks
Pat Sasser
Herb Pestor
Bob and
Jane Lewis
Lera Bell DeFries
Maxine Carroll
Neal Macer
Carol Thomson
Ray Wilson
Gold Sox
Mary Ann Dudley
Billy Bob Baker
Lioyd Ford
Lioyrd Thompson
Darrell Grundy
Clifford Holt
Kathleen Hoskins
Dwight
Fred Reynolds
Wayne Kenyon
Charles Robertson
Paul Dollarhide
Johnny Price
Frank Williams
Wimpy Hill
Sandie Cager
Texas Tech
J. L. Carter
Horace Kendrick
Johnny
Bob
Eddie
S. L
Billy Joe
Don Storseth
S L
Don
Bennie Clyde Mays
Mary Nell Gibson
Dawson Bray
Nick Miller
J. R. Marler
Guy Smith
Jack Nimmo
David Milwee
Buddy Mayer
Earle Christian
John Reynolds
Allen Ritter
Durwood Klock
Woolworth Russell
Junior Lowenstern
Billy Lynch
Naval Academy
Fenton Farrell
George Ritter
Terry Roberts
Wayne DeGrassi
Dickie Dye
Howard
Mary Miller
Rudy Bauman
Paul Kenyon
E. J. Watson
Taylor
Betty Jones
W. Z. Clark
Rosemary Allen
Mariam Saunders
Bill Attebury
Marvin
Doris Hodde
Billy Southworth
Capres Hatchett
Helen Wright
Jack Seale
A. V
Bryan Bill Browder
Grover Taylor
Mary Edna Alford
Alice Barnes
Nancy Butler
Maxine Ratcliff
Thomas Duke
Billy Dixon
Percy Blackburn
Bill Kenyon
Bruce
Martha Nell Miner
Joe
Martha Davidson
Charley Fyfe
Alice Lee Gist
Sandie Pep Leader
Earl Hatchett
Otto Payne
Bitz Hoover
Junior Tolzien
Bobby Russell
Sanford Edquist
Mark Taylor
Margaret McCarley
Dick Sikes
Sonny McGinley
Billy Anderson
Frank Borwn
Joe Pratt
Joe Richardson
Joe Frank Robberson
Sandie Guard
Eddie Johnson
Jack Rogers
Louise Fleming
Mike Montgomery
Mary Emma Sweeney
Tom Holman
George Baker
Moon Ott
James Franklin
Jay Hill
Millard Johnson
Ossie Ballard
Bud Vaught
Kenneth Lanham
Donnie Watkins
Sonny Cooper
Oliver Middleton
Good Hoover
Pat Jackson
Jack McGee
Billy Stevenson
T. L. Roach
Tom Sparks
Punchy Blackwell
Brack Garrison
Walter Mount
Oerrwre
Jack McDade
Ausland
Jimmy Martin
Jack Marlett
Bob Ewing
Connie Fuqua
Sharleen Barker
Billy Bob Hobson
Jimmy Moore
the Ranger
Dick Jones
Betty Elliott
John Andrews
Pernie Wagner
Horace Smith
Lewell Ekelund
Mary Jean Burkhalter
Stanley Thorpe
Sandie Trackster
Paul Skillman
Curtis Maynard
Its Lemmon
James Carter
Clark Wagner
Bud Mandell
Jennay
Jalons
Bob Andrews
Elza Reynolds
Mead Graham
Dick Ross
Mary Collier
Catherine DeFries Boyd Reynolds
Bob Ivzard
Pat Hopkins
Cecil Ingram
Penny Pendergraft
Bill and
Martha Montgomery
Bob Lofgren
Jim Rogers
Sandie Fanger
Martha Fisk
Oklahoma City Cage Classic Opens Today
Oklahoma and Kansas sit even with No 1 seed Oklahoma as the All College Basketball Tournament opens. Texas Missouri Tulane Baylor Rice and the Aggies challenge for title with Bruce Drake’s Sooners and Phog Allen’s Jayhawks seen as strong contenders. Four games daily lead to finals Saturday night.
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Rice
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Missouri
Illinois
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Baylor
Bruce Drake
Sooner
Sooners
Forrest C
Phog) Allen
Hayhawks
Ex-Coyotes Beat Former Lions 9 in Legion Bowl Finale
In Wichita Falls the Ex-Coyotes defeated the Vernon Lions alumni 9 to 0 with a late touchdown by Billy Pyle of Texas and a safety after Vernon was tackled behind his own goal line on the ensuing kickoff. The scoring came in the final two minutes of the game.
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Illini Coach Believes Final Score Rules All
Illinois coach Ray Elliott stresses that final score decides games, not yardage or first downs. He cites 1944 and 1946 seasons, notes Illinois fumbled only 20 times with six recoveries, and notes UCLA fumbled 42 times with 13 recovered as a contrast before the Rose Bowl.
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Pasadena
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Ray
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Georgia
Los Angeles
Bert Labrucherie
Howie Pollett Named Most Effective NL Pitcher
Howie Pollett, star lefty of the World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals, was named the National League's most effective pitcher. He led with a 2.10 ERA, 21 wins, and 266 innings, surpassing Johnny Sain for the top ERA and winning totals. Pollett was one of only two 20 game winners in the league, the other being Sain.
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Howie Pollet
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston
New Orleans
Braves
Johnny Sain
Pollet
Cliff Melton
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Sain
Army Air Force
Red Birds
Pampa Harvesters In Dallas Tourney
Dallas hosts the annual Dallas High School Invitational six day event at Dal-Hi Stadium with 32 teams led by Crozier Tech and Waco as favorites. Defending state champion Woodrow Wilson set a benchmark after losing to Crozier Tech, as teams from Gladewater Lamar Houston Pampa Denison and Denton join the field. The tournament runs through Tuesday concluding the prelude to the state final.
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Denton
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Bowing Scores Santa Fe League Standings Report
Scouting results show scouts with scores led by Landsberry 339 Brit ain 358 and Calder 454. Antelopes won 3 with Feieraben 530 and De Grassi 498. Rangers 3 led by Cernohout 511 and Rogers 463. Locals 0 with Ayers 493 and Bar ee 364. Limiteds 2 led by Seeley 522 and Rose 495. Diesels 2 led by Briscoe 451 and Vogt 449. Chiefs 1 with Mierau 527. El Capitans 2 led by Ahlstrom 548.
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DeMoss
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Parks
Indians
Semmons
Ewine
Manning
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Gittrich
Chiefs
Mierau
Simmons
McKirahan
el Capitans
Ahlstrom
Broomfield
Stach
Schrader
Coble
Aussies Net Hopes Crushed In Davis Cup Opener
Ted Schoeder stunned John Bromwich 3-6 6-1 6-2 0-6 6-3 while Jack Kramer defeated Dinny Pails in straight sets 8-6 6-2 9-7 at Kooyong Stadium. The American pair will play Bromwich and Adrian Quist in the doubles to decide the trophy, dashing Australia’s chances of retaining the Davis Cup.
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John Bromwich
Jack Kramer
Dinny Pails
Australia
Bromwich
Adrian Quist
United States
Schroeder
Kramer
Pails
Kooyong Stadium
Odessa Bronchos Face Thomas Jefferson In Texas Final
Odessa and Thomas Jefferson prepared for a Texas high school football state final in Austin with practice plans and tapering workouts. State writers favored Odessa, naming them among the favorites while predicting a high scoring title game against the San Antonio Jeffs.
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Odessa
Austin
Memorial Stadium
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San Antonio
Jeffs
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Tennis match bursts with strong baseline play
Kramer and Schroeder applied heavy pressure from the start. Pails fought back with a final can nonball service and several aces, but Kramer found consistent baseline winners and adjusted pressure to pull ahead. Schroeder mirrored the aggressive start but could not sustain it.
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Schroeder
Gator Bowl Preview: Oklahoma Faces NC State in Jacksonville
Oklahoma star Joe Golding, famed for rushing over 7.15 yards per carry yet unable to pass or kick, leads the Sooners into the Gator Bowl against North Carolina State. NC State, boasting a strong defense, seeks to contain Golding while recalling past meetings with Tennessee era coaches. The Wolfpack arrive after a 13-0 season start and a string of decisive wins, with Florida, VMI, and Maryland among recent victors.
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U.P
Joe Golding
Oklahoma
North Carolina State
Golding
Sooners
Wolfpack
Ross Allen
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Bob Suffridge
Babe Woods
Duke
Clemson
Davidson
Wake Forest
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VMI
Vanderbilt
Virginia
Florida
Maryland
Duquesne Cancels Game Over Racial Rule Conflict
Duquesne University coach Chick Davies recommended cancelling the January fifteenth basketball game with Miami due to Charlie Cooper, a Black player, potentially conflicting with Southern rules. Tennessee also cancelled its game with Duquesne after Davies and the team chose to play Cooper if needed.
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Duquesne University
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Charlie Cooper
University of Tennessee
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Pittsburgh
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Cooper
Texaco League results show Sky Chiefs and Indians victories
The Texaco League meet results list Sky Chiefs winning with Smith 465 Pyeatt 440 Johnson 484 Mareline won. Dutch 389 Seiberling 543 Barry 523 Indians win Coffman 473 Raleigh 442 McGuire 460. Fire Chiefs win Hopson 403 Johnson 448 Green 516.
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Pyeatt
Johnson
Mareline
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Green
Burns and Getz Ready for Australian Tag Bout at Fair Grounds
Bobby Burns of Helena and Al Getz of Pittsburgh team again to face Wayne Martin and Pollo Cordova under tag rules with no time limit. Burns seeks wins after three losses in four, Getz recently drew twice but beat Cordova. Martin and Getz are unbeaten in singles. Ace Abbott duels Johnny Carlin as 45 minute semifinal. 8:15 pm show includes Pat O Dowdy versus Lobo Brown. Tickets 85 cents to 1 75. advance at Maxor Drug.
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Helena
Mont
al Getz
Pittsburgh
Fair Grounds Arena
Burns
Getz
Wayne Martin
Tulsa
Pollo Cordova
Mexico City
Martin
Ace Abbott
Cordova
Johnny Carlin
Tampa
Fla
Pat O’dowdy
Duke
Okla
Amarillo
Lobo
Razorbacks Fly to Texas for Cotton Bowl Prep
Arkansas and LSU were set to renew training in Dallas area after Christmas. Coach Barnhill leads the Southwest Conference co champions as they use Baylor facilities before Wednesday Cotton Bowl date with LSU. Parkers to travel to Dallas Tuesday morning.
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Louisiana State Tigers
Barnhill
Razorbacks
Fayetteville
Baylor University
Parkers
Dallas
Golden Sandies Ready for Five Game Week
Coach T. G. Hull leads Amarillo High School’s Golden Sandie hoop squad into a five game week after a 31-21 win over Claude. They travel to Dumas for New Year’s Eve, host Stratford, welcome El Reno, and end with Graham and district rivals. The team is undefeated in four starts with two wins over Ada and one each over Claude and Gruver.
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T. G. Hull
Golden Sandie
Amarillo High School
Claude
Sandstorm
Dumas
Stratford Elks
el Reno
Graham Steers
Golden Sandies
Ada
Gruver
Toby Dowell Wins Golf Bag
All 35 entrants in the Christmas Day Golf Sweepstakes won prizes at the Ross Rogers Course yesterday. Eleven year old Toby Dowell captured the top prize a golf bag for the winning net score while H A Delashmuitt had low gross 70 Jess Willmering low net 83 16 66 Jim Payne most pars 13 Billy Hardeman and J G Voelm most bogies 13 each Allen White Jr high gross 117 Lex Baker most strokes on one hole 10.
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Ross Rogers
Toby Dowell
H. A. DeLashmuitt
Jess Willmering
Jim Payne
Billy Hardeman
J. G. Voelm
Allen White, Jr
Lex Baker
Louisiana State Tigers Arrive in Dallas for Cotton Bowl
Louisiana State University Tigers regroup after Christmas workouts as they prepare to face Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl. The team will train at home through Sunday before departing for Dallas for final practice in anticipation of the Wednesday game.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
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Arkansas University
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George Strohmeyer Marries South Bend Girl in Texas
George Strohmeyer Jr. of Notre Dame’s 1946 football squad wed Miss Janis Brown of South Bend Ind in a Christmas Eve ceremony in McAllen Texas. The Rev. George Doyle officiated.
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South Bend
Texas
Mcallen
Tex
Notre Dame
Janis Brown
Ind
George Doyle
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