Frick predicts uneventful meeting of baseball moguls
New York, November 19. League President Ford Frick says only bonus legislation could disrupt a quiet winter meeting. He notes: “everybody is prosperous and happy,” but attendance falls could spark action. The report also covers other sports notes and mild trades as the season winds toward discussion.
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Y Mun
Pal
New York
Ford Christopher
National Frick
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Sooners
California
Longhorns prep amid injuries and drills before Texas A&M clash
Blair Cherry pushes Texas to tough Thanksgiving Day practice as Ray Stone recovers from an ankle sprain and Percy Burk suffers a broken jaw with Texas A&M looming. Baylor eyes SMU in Dallas as Bears prepare with focus on pass defense. Midwest school lunch costs trigger district cuts to sustain meals program.
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Cherry
Ray Stone
Stone
Arkansas
Aggies
Baylor Bears
SMU
Dallas
Bears
College Station
Percy Burk
Texas A&m
Bob Goode
Jim Winkler
Texas
Odell Statenberger
Charlie Wright
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Conn Abandons Savannah Bout After Hand Injury
The Savannah Boxing Commission planned to seek suspensions of heavyweight Billy Conn but canceled the move after Conn withdrew from a scheduled bout with Whitey Berlier of New Orleans, claiming a hand injury. Leon Collins, Savannah commissioner, had withdrawn the urge to press NBA action. Harvey L. Miller of the NBA said the move was dropped.
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Bay
Savannah
Billy Conn
Harvey L. Miller
National Boxing Association
Leon Collins
NBA
Pittsburgh
Conn
Whitey Berlier
New Orleans
Rangers Beat Allen Academy 33-0 in High Wind Throne Bowl
Ranger bowled over Allen Academy 33 to 0 as Bailey Woods scored two rushing touchdowns and Jimmy Crawley Frankie Ford and Ben Blitch added scores. The win gives Ranger its seventh straight victory and North Zone crown bid in the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference on Thanksgiving Day.
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Ee Junior College
Elefth
Texas Junior ‘College Athletic Conference
Hillsboro
Ranger
Allen Academy
Bailey Woods
Jimmy Crawley
Frankie Ford
Ben Blitch
Allen
Rangers
Five Titles At Stake In Texas High School Football
Round of state league games tonight will decide 10-AA in Palestine or Conroe, 12-AA Galveston or Baytown, 13-4A Austin, 14-4A San Benito or McAllen, and 1 loop Arlington Heights. Fort Worth city and other regional races also unfold with key district titles possible as Port Neches beat Beaumont and Dallas Forest edged Adamson. Austin faces Corpus Christi as races narrow to a three way contest with Kerrville if Corpus Christi wins.
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Conroe
Galveston
Baytown
Austin
San Benito
McAllen
Arlington Heights
Fort Worth
Quanah
Flectra
Childress
Port Neches
Beaumont
Alice
Edinburg
Dallas Forest
Dallas Adamson
Houston Davis
Houston Sam Houston
Corpus Christi
Kerrvill
Border Olympics Set March 11 12 in Laredo
More than 1 000 Southwest athletes were chosen to participate in the 1949 Border Olympics with Martin High School Coach R W Parker elected director for the 17th annual meet to be held March 11 12. William N Hall was renamed President of the Olympic committee.
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Laredo
Martin High School
R. W. Parker
William N. Hall
Football Scores From Various Texas Matches
Port Neches 14 Beaumont 7. Alice 20 Edinburg 0. Dallas Forest 12 Dallas Adamson 0. Houston Davis 32 Houston Sam Houston 12 Handley 6 Diamond Hill 0. San Marcos 14 Yoakum 7 Albany 20 Garland 6 Troup 27 Malakoff 13. East Mountain 14 Hallsville 6. Pharr 32 Donna 21. The price of West African cocoa 5 determined in New York.
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Houston Davis
Houston
Sam Houston
Handley
Diamond Hill
San Marcos
Yoakum
Albany
Garland
Troup
Malakoff
East Mountain
Hallsville
Pharr
Donna
Irish Ranger O Connor shines as small but mighty star
The story profiles O Connor of the New York Rangers as a compact dynamic skater whose talent and Irish roots fuel his rise. It notes his second in NHL scoring last season, his MVP award, and his resilience after injuries while contrasting his size with eye catching speed and skill.
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Buddy” O’connor
Rangers
Polo Grounds
Giants
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Gus
Burdy
Rooney
Buddy
Lady Byng
Lady Bynd
O Connor
New York Football Giants
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Arnica
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Ray Poole
Mauch
Steve Owen
Owen
Gants
Ireland
Connor
New York Rangers
Reve
National League
Tetneeeley
Elmer Lach
Montreal Canadians
Ching Johnson
Bill Cook
Frank Boucher
Will O
Pla-Mers Rally Past Saints to Extend Northern Lead
The Pla-Mers defeated the St. Paul Saints 8-4 to strengthen their Northern Division advantage as Dallas remained in last place after Houston edged Fort Worth 4-3. The night concludes with a full schedule set for tomorrow including Fort Worth at Dallas and Houston at Tulsa.
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United States Hockey League
Dallas Texans
Pla-Mers
St. Paul Saints
Saints
Texans
Houston Huskies
Fort Worth Rangers
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Tulsa
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Handley Wins District 11-4 Title After Scoreless Tie
Fort Worth reports Handley secures the District 11-4 schoolboy football crown despite a 0-0 deadlock with Diamond Hill. Handley had entered unbeaten and untied, while Diamond Hill had been tied previously, in a game that decided the championship.
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Fort Worth
Diamond Hill
sens-Globe
Hillsboro Beats Cisco 19 13 in Key Junior College Clash
Hillsboro Junior College edged Cisco Junior College 19 to 13 to stay atop the North Zone of the Texas Junior College conference with a tie for first place. Hillsboro overcame a 14 point deficit, scoring three touchdowns after fumbles, with Spec Tompkins returning a 25 yard interception and Doug Garner scoring Cisco’s early TD. A 37 yard pass from Cecil Franks to Harvey King set Hillsboro’s late TD in the third period.
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Ranger Junior College
Texas
Cecil Franks
Harvey King
Hillsboro
Franks Drives First TD of Final Period. Wilkerson Seals Win
Yard run by Franks produced the early final-period score and George Wilkerson ducked the last two yards of the decisive six pointer to clinch the victory.
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Franks
George Wilkerson
Aggies Favored In Southwest Conference Cross Country
Texas A M appears favored to win the Southwest Conference cross country title as of the eve of the race in College Station. Coach Col Frank Anderson notes Baylor and Rice have yet to confirm participation while Texas and Texas A M led earlier meets this year.
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College Station
Texas A&m
University of Texas
Frank Anderson
Baylor
Rice
Globe
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