Aggies May Play in President Cup Bowl
American Legion sponsors slated Maryland and the Texas Aggies as opponents in the President's Cup football game at Byrd Stadium College Park Maryland December 9. About 50 000 seats will be available with extra seats lifting capacity to about 94 000 and each winner stands to receive 40 percent of net gate receipts. Officials expected an official announcement in the afternoon with unofficial signs pointing to the two teams and progress in negotiations and votes by players. The contest benefits the Legion welfare fund and Truman endorsed the event. The article notes strong teams record and talks with university presidents and athletic directors amid negotiations. The piece closes with a separate Dallas Roundup praising Amarillo Bowling Association hospitality to visiting bowlers.
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Knocking Through Pins at Peerless Lanes
Ray Redman challenged Ted Buccola to run a ball between the 4-6 split at Peerless Lanes. Ted nailed the feat 25 times without touching a pin, then Ray managed four. The stunt echoed a tense bowling drill with risky precision. Phil
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Manns Broad women pace South Western Fixture League
Elms Norman Donnell Hester Prickett and McCann paced the league at Peerless on an 1861 series. Jordan of Maples posted 488 with 145 158 and 185 high solo. Manns Broad women fell 2610 to 2570 to Farmer Accounting men as three Manns players outshot opponents.
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Fonda Duke Leads Lagunas In Santa Fe Bowling
Fonda Duke topped the lumber ladies at the Banner with a 426 series as leadoff for Lagunas and a 156 game. W. W. Rogers led the Rangers to a 2-1 win over Antelopes with a 560 set and a 208 opener. Caverns posted a 2321 team series to crush Limiteds 4-0. R. L. Broomfield added a 520 series, above his average.
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Texarkana to Host Bi-District Football Clash With Conroe
Texarkana, winner of District 9, meets Conroe, 10-AA champion, in a Class AA bi district football game. The contest is set for Friday night, December 8, at Conroe.
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The Power of Eye Appeal in Life and Luck
A compact meditation on personal packaging using eye appeal and attire to shape behavior and outcomes. Examples from police attitudes, a firefighter's aura, Babe Ruth’s confidence, Ernie Pyle’s wartime fear, and belief in a protective mental aura. Ends with a cue about mind health on Tuesday.
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Y-Industrial League Elects Dick Madison President
Dick Madison was elected president and Kenneth Kelly secretary of the YMCA Industrial Basketball League last night at the Herring Hotel. The eligibility committee will include Madison as chairman with Ray Mayhue Orville Ewing and Dale DeShazo. Seven teams entered for the 1950 51 season: Phillips Petroleum Junior Chamber of Commerce Veterans of Foreign Wars Plains Chevrolet Plains Machinery Draughons Business College and the Sandie Sophs. League play begins November 30 at the high school armory.
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Austrian unions refuse support for production drive
Austrian trade unions reject backing a push to boost production unless labor receives a share of any resulting gains. The stance centers on ensuring workers gain from increased output amid negotiations with industry leaders.
Light Schedule For Texas Teams
Texas senior colleges play 10 football games this week with 16 of 30 schools in action. Abilene Christian College hosts Howard Payne to end its perfect season. Wednesday features Austin College at Texas A&I in Sherman. Friday sees Houston and North Texas State play, while Saturday lists Baylor SMU in Dallas and Rice TCU in Houston.
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Texas Baylor game film to be shown at Longhorn Club
The Movies of Texas 27 20 victory over Baylor will be shown at the Longhorn Club luncheon tomorrow at the Herring Hotel. Bobby Dillon returned a punt 84 yards for a fourth quarter touchdown to break the 20 20 tie. Open to all fans, admission is 1.25 for food.
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