Disappointing Grid Season By BKRANK A GODSOE Jr
The article reviews a disappointing football season for BKRANK A GODSOE Jr, detailing uneven performance, key losses, and the impact on team morale. It notes coaching decisions, player injuries, and prospects for the next campaign with cautious optimism.
Yans Battle Price Tonight
Amarillo Yannigans host Price Cardinals on Butler Field in a key 1946 season game. Yannigan coach Rudy Gamblin seeks fifth win as Stucker leads Price in ground work while McNeil passes for Yanni gains and Card caps Stucker. Admission 60 cents adults 30 cents students.
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Amarillo Yannigans
Price College Cardinals
Butler Field
Rudy Gamblin
Yannigans
Cardinals
Marvin McNeil
George Stucker
Price
Stucker
Gamblin
Sharp Welter Go on KFDA Tonight
Bernard Docusen, teenage New Orleans welterweight sensation, faces Vinnie LaSalva of Mt. Vernon in an eight rounder as he seeks a tenth straight win since invading the East. The bout airs on Gillette's Cavalcade of Sports over ABC and KFDA at 9:00 P M. LaSalva is a rising, compact boxer puncher with a tough right, while Docusen dazzles with speed and a sharp left.
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Bernard Docusen
New Orleans
Vinnie LaSalva
Mt. Vernon
New York
Louisiana
Doecusen
LaSalva
Gillette
American Broadcasting Co
KFDA
Sammy Pierce Out for Baylor Texas Game
Baylor football announces Sammy Pierce is definitely out of the lineup for Saturday’s game against the University of Texas Longhorns due to a twisted knee that has not improved. Baylor plans to start James Watson, Bobby Griffin, Dudley Parker and Jerry Mangum in the backfield as Coach Frank Kimbrough emphasizes pass defense against Bobby Layne.
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Waco
Sammy Pierce
Baylor
University of Texas Longhorns
Long
James Watson
Bobby Griffin
Dudley Parker
Jerry Mangum
Bears
Frank Kimbrough
Bobby Layne
Bowling Scores Across Clubs Highlight Close Contests
Optimist wins 1 and BPOE 2 lead a day of bowling results. Notables include Powell 475, Weeks 546, Haley 517, Reager 515, Knollihoff 418, Boxwell 538, Reeves 474, Muirhead 536, and Kapus 471 among many high scores across ABC San Jacinto Kiwanis Lions Kiwanis Blues and others.
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Blind
Russell
Putt Powell
Hudson
Crews
BPOE
Pearson
Pode Powell
Oakes
Farmer
Weeks
Jaycees
Quigley
Durham
Peterson
Bates
Ridings
Lions
Cain
Daily
Smith
Prien
Kiwanis Golds
Gray
Milner
Jackson
Sparks
Baker
Kiwanis Blues
Miller
Murray
Wells
ABC
Chapman
Cox
Armstrong
Haley
Reager
Dowell
Ellis
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Morgan
Moreland
Forister
Fletcher
San Jacinto Kiwanis
Cusick
Knollihoff
Howell
Martin
Rotary
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McAfee
Neely
Tasty Pie Co
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Reynolds
Fyfe
West
Sportsman
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Reed
Crump
Nowak
McDonald Auto Supply
Taylor
Skipworth
Anderson
Lewis
John Anderson
Boxwell Bros
Green
Jacobson
MecKiahan
Johnson
Wilbanks
Price
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Dayton Reeves
KGNC
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Torrey
Lawson
Marino
Reid
Palo Duro Motor
Norman
Muirhead
Rankin
Pleasant Valley Drug
Oliver
Barker
Carson
H. Barker
Amarillo Garage & Storage
Reese
White
Pavillard
National Shirt Shop
Stock
Pyeatt
Osenbaugh
Local Winners In Chamber Meet Standings By Item
Butter Cream Bakery and Consumers Co op led events with multiple wins each. EK Haimes Critchfield Morgan and J Haimes posted top scores in individual classes. Sears Roebuck and Tri State Advertising also posted wins across several entries in a busy showcase.
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Hockenberry
Sears-Roebuck
Bannon
Ratcliff
Brown
Billington
Baland
Tri-State
Mini
Daniel
Merick
Terry
Texan lineups fuel college gridiron picks in Texas tilt
Army, Amarillo, and Borger loom as favored matchups with Texans dominating lineups. The Cadets, Sandies, and Bulldogs are debated by sports writers across Texas led by Harold Ratliff and Dub King. Kickoff is 2 30 with officials Bal lard Harvey Holmes Connally and others.
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Army
Amarillo
Notre Dame
Borger
Hank Foldberg
Goble Bryant
Jack Ray
Lone Star State
George Strohmeyer
Sandies
Virgil Ballard
Phil Harvey
Joe Holmes
Warren Connally
Maxor Drug
Harold Ratliff
Associated Press
Berger
Dub King
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Bulldogs
Milton Price
Starta
Plainview
King
Odessa
Coach Hunt's 1927 Texas A&M SMU Game 13 Pounds Lost
Former Texas A&M player Coach Joel Hunt, later with Louisiana State, reportedly lost 13 pounds in a 1927 game against Southern Methodist and regained seven after the post game shower.
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Joel Hunt
Louisiana State
Texas Aggies
Southern Methodist
Cowboys Ready To Saddle Buffs In Abilene Showdown
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys, unbeaten in six games, meet West Texas State Buffaloes in Abilene. Warren Woodson’s team relies on its T-formation ground attack led by Rudy Mobley while Gus Miller’s Buffaloes lean into the air with Metz LaFollette and a developing ground game.
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Cowboys
Buffs
Abilene
West Texas State College
Buffaloes
Hardin-Simmons Cowboys
Rudy “Little
Doc” Mobley
West Texas
Notre Dame
Miller
Metz LaFollette
Billy Greenfield
Hardin-Simmons
West Texas State
New Mexico University
Stratton and Getz Capture Weekly Wrestling Wins
Al Getz and Walter Stratton won their matches at the Tri-State Fair Automobile Building. Getz defeated Art Brady in the first and third falls while Stratton won the last two heats against Leo Jensen. A 20 minute preliminary between Tommy Martindale and Jack LeRue ended in a draw.
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al Getz
Walter Stratton
Tri-State Fair
Art Brady
Getz
Stratton
Leo Jensen
Tommy Martindale
Jack LeRue
Sooners Bank on Golding to Trim Kansas Jayhawkers
Oklahoma City reports the Sooners focus on Joe Golding as the key to a Big Six showdown with Kansas at Lawrence. Coach Jim Tatum eyes a strong defensive season and an offensive push led by Golding to beat Ray Evans and a swift Kansas line.
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Sooners
Golding
Kansas Jayhawkers
Oklahoma City
U.P
Oklahoma
Joe Golding
Kansas
Lawrence
Kan
Jim Tatum
Ray Evans
Joe
Paris Junior College Beats John Tarleton 7-0
Paris Junior College defeated John Tarleton 7-0 on a muddy field as Gus Cochran scored from 24 yards in the first quarter. The game occurred in Paris on November 8 with Paris Junior College claiming the win.
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Paris Junior College
John Tarleton
Paris
Gus Cochran
Dyer Receives Watches and Car in Houston Tribute
Eddie Dyer, former St. Louis Cardinals manager, was honored at a Houston testimonial dinner attended by about 600. He accepted a $2,000 watch and a new car, and pledged to maintain conduct worthy of his friends in sports, win or lose.
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Houston
Eddie Dyer
Big
Small
Baseball
Texas
St. Louis Cardinals
Dyer
World Series Finishes Later Than Any Since 1925
The 1946 World Series extended longer than any championship series since 1925, marking an unusually protracted conclusion to baseball’s fall classic. The extended sequence featured decisive games that stretched competition and drew heightened fan attention.
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