Raiders Clinch Border Conference Title With 14 7 Win
The Raiders beat the Lobos 14 7 to seal the Border Conference title while Arizona State is eliminated from contention after Hardin Simmons routed them 63 25. Arizona State and Texas Tech standings shifted as Hardin Simmons rose to second with a win over Tech and New Mexico State fell.
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Dr Brown Wins Amillo Country Club Weekend Handicap
Dr J F Brown shot a net 67 to win the Ama illo Country Club Weekend Handicap Golf Tournament. Other ball winners included Jim Parmelee 88-20-68 Sim Kelly 77-8-69 Al Lane 93-12-71 and John Munn with low gross 70 while high gross went to W B Burkhalter at 100.
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al Lane
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Chisox Officials Deny Player Deal
Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Browns officials denied reports of a $100,000 player deal. Browns general manager Charles DeWitt said he knew nothing of the deal while Chicago director John Rigney noted talks occurred and expectations were far apart. A separate item from Budapest praises a 30 year old archbishop and a scandalous household matter.
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Pro Football Pairs Duel in Nor The Leagues
Rival pro football circles weigh pair battles Thompson Van Buren for the National League and Graham Motley for the All-America Conference. Browns beat Yankees 34 21 while Eagles beat Washington 42 21 to secure Eastern Division. Bears crushed Yanks 51 17 and Packers fell to Giants 49 3.
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Linemen steal headlines in three top games of week
In a gridiron weekend, linemen earned plays and praise. Nick Bolkovac of Pitt scored a TD and added the extra point to beat Penn State 7-0, Jim Cullom of California blocked a kick and kicked the tying point in a 7-6 win over Stanford, and Harry Allis aided Michigan to a 13-2 victory over Ohio State with key receptions and a score.
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Columbia
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Charley’ Justice
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Class AA Champs Ready for Playoffs
District race heats up as six district champions prepare for the Texas school conference playoffs. Milby Houston faces a District 3 title clash. Brackenridge, Thomas Jefferson, and Alamo Heights may split the race if results tilt differently. Districts 4 2 5 6 9 and others hold pivotal games shaping final standings and undefeated teams.
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Southwest title still in play as final week looms
In the Southwest Conference race Texas A&M and Texas Christian chase an upset path toward a share of the title as Southern Methodist already clinched a Cotton Bowl bid. SMU must beat TCU to secure the crown while Texas must defeat Texas A&M in the Thanksgiving clash. Baylor, Rice, Arkansas, and William and Mary are also noted in week standings and rewards. Joyce Blackburn was crowned Queen of the Muleshoe football team.
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Sul Ross Back Is Scoring Leader
Ted Scown of Sul Ross State College has taken the national college football scoring lead with 144 points from 24 touchdowns in 10 games. Sul Ross finished the regular season unbeaten as Scown’s big runs fueled the top total, surpassing Dan Towler of Washington and Jefferson with 133 points.
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Allison Horse Wins Feature at Speedbowl Race
Allison Horse, owned by AM M Allison of Amarillo, won the feature race over Sleepy Sue by six lengths on the 300 yard course in 16.4 seconds amid a season finale card at Speedbowl. Other night action included YMCA Church League basketball schedules with multiple matchups and local church teams competing at Line Avenue and Nixson Junior High gym as the schedule continues.
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Texans Pull Out Of League Cellar
The Dallas Texans rallied from a 1-0 deficit to beat the Houston Huskies 1-0 in Houston, moving a point ahead of South Texas in the standings. Kansas City led Omaha 4-1 with two early goal bursts, and St Paul shut out Minneapolis 2-0. No games scheduled tonight.
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