Two Top Backs Meet in WT Lone Star Duel Saturday
In Canyon Texas West Texas State, boasting one of the nation's top scoring backs, faces St Mary's University of San Antonio in a key nonconference game. The teams seek to rebound from early tests as scouts watch for big plays and offensive showdowns.
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Texas and A&M weigh bowl bid amid epic 1940s gridloom
Texas and Texas A&M linger over possible bowl bids as Cotton Bowl officials prefer the conference champion. UT eyes record scoring in Southwest Conference while A&M faces tough remaining games and hints at uncertainty after wins and losses across the season.
Reason Bible Explains UT SMU Point Play, 1930s
Austin, Nov. 4 Coach Dana X. Bible of the University of Texas said he did not urge his gridmen to pad the score against SMU after a 34 to 85 victory. He recalled a past game when SMU used its starters for touchdowns, then pulled them, and Texas saved its depth for later. The Longhorns finished with their third team on the field against SMU, as Bible answered questions about starter usage.
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Tulia Hornets Aiming At Conference Crown
Tulia Hornets beat Dumas Demons 26 to 6 after trailing 0 0 at halftime. Burgess scored for Dumas, Edmondson returned a kickoff 73 yards and kicked extra point to put Tulia ahead. Hornets seek District 1-A crown with Hereford game upcoming.
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Basketball To Make Its Bow in Stratford Meet
Stratford High School will host two basketball tournaments this year an invitation meet on January 23 and 24 and a district Class B tournament on February 13 and 14. Class B teams in the district include Spearman Stinnett Grover Texline Morse Vega Adrian Plemons and Hartley. Delegates from all Class B schools met in Dumas to set the district tourney dates.
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Dodgers Star Camilli Voted NL MVP In Local Sport Parade
In Brooklyn the 1941 season is celebrated as Dolf Camilli of the Dodgers is named the National League MVP by the Baseball Writers Association of America. Pete Reiser and Whit Wyatt also earn top votes as MacPhail eyes future signings. The piece notes Camilli's pivotal role, his early career pivot, and Brooklyn attendance gains.
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Bible Priming Horns For Tilt With Baylor
Dana X. Bible begins shaping the Texas Longhorns for a game with Baylor in Waco next Saturday. Pete Layden and Julian Garrett are doubtful with ankle and knee injuries, while Malcolm Kutner and Noble Doss should be ready. Stanley Mauldin is fit and expected to play.
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Weatherman Wins Weekend as Unbeaten List Shrinks
Opponents rain and mud trimmed 14 teams from the nation’s unbeaten slate as Notre Dame and Army fought to a scoreless draw. Thiel yielded its first touchdown, while Arkansas Tech, previously unscored upon, suffered a surprising loss.
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