Illini coach Eliot named Coach of the Week in New York
Gay Ray Eliot of Illinois earns UP Coach of the Week after a 14 7 upset of Ohio State. He downsplay s talk of Rose Bowl glory, citing lack of size depth and quarterback woes but praises his team for overcoming early miscues and maintaining focus on Northwestern game. Eliot warns against overconfidence and remains determined to win the next big test.
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Tennessee Is Picked To Win This Week In Grid Picks
HAROLD CLAASSEN predicts Tennessee will beat Kentucky in a key matchup while California's steamrolling Bears eye another Rose Bowl. Other picks include Illinois over Northwestern, Wisconsin over Minnesota, Ohio State over Michigan, and Nebraska over Oklahoma with SMU favored over Baylor.
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Paris Trade Fair Grows to World’s Largest Expo
The International Trade Fair in Paris drew 10,500 exhibitors and was hailed as the world’s largest event of its kind, signaling a major milestone for industry showcases.
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Paris
Fraley Picks Grid Winners
Oscar Fraley lists week end football picks for traditional turkeys. Top games include North Carolina over Duke and a slate across the South and West with Missouri over Kansas, Oklahoma over Nebraska, and UCLA over Southern Cal. Also notes multiple minor matchups and tied or uncertain outcomes.
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Huck Holdash
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Colorado A&m
Doak Walker Leading Rookie Race For Lions
Doak Walker the 173 pound former SMU star has surged to the rookie of the year pace in the NFL with 91 points placing second in the league. He leads Detroit in ground gain and handles punting place kicking and kick returns, missing only one game due to injury. He has eight touchdowns six field goals and 25 of 28 extra points. The Bears held him to six points once, and his rushing and receiving averages rose from college marks.
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Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
Detroit Lions
Lions
Texas
Doaker
Bo McMillin
Walker
McMillin
Doak
Chicago Bears
Cookies Do Trick Rochester Mail Carrier
Rural mail carrier Otto Schueller uses cookies to calm dogs. He leaves a treat in each mailbox, dogs greet him, and their barking signals farmers that mail is due. The practice aids safe deliveries and eases rounds in Rochester Michigan.
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Popcorn Bowl prep for intercity youth games in Woodward
St Mary's Wolflin Sam Houston and other Peewee junior and intermediate squads prepare for tomorrow's Popcorn Bowl games against Woodward's Kids Inc. Amarillo lacks a Midget football division but fields unnamed Midgets with coach Ralph Dykeman. Four teams caravan from Maverick Club at 6 AM for 2:30 PM kickoff in Woodward stadium with two night games under lights and local broadcast plans.
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Amarillo
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Woodward
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Third
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Rent in city seeking similar units up to 65 dollars
A column seeks living quarters bounded roughly by Tenth Street Lincoln or Grant Twenty-seventh and Van Buren. The writer invites readers to share information on similar rental units, noted at up to fifty six five dollars monthly, expressing appreciation for any tips.
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Illinois Drives Spirit to Potential Pasadena Bid
Tenacious memory and bold humor from coach lift Illinois as they face tough paths before the Ohio State date. He stresses team victory as a tradition and hints at Pasadena trips if Big Ten Pacific Conference limits allow, underscoring unity and belief in collective effort.
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Illinois
Pasadena
Bobby Sanders Ace Seals No 10 With Hole in One
Bobby Sanders, 15, aced the 157 yard 15th hole at Amarillo Country Club yesterday afternoon. He used a seven iron, the ball hopped once on the green and dropped in the cup for his first hole in one. Rex Baxter Jr, Jimmy Baker, Bob Fausett and Jimmy Russell played alongside.
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Amarillo
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Jimmy Baker
Bob Fausett
Jimmy Russell
Mrs Higgins Wins Amarillo CC Women Golf Tourney
Mrs J W Higgins captured top honors in the Amarillo Country Club Women s Golf Association weekly event with a net 24. In the nine hole flight the best five counted and Mrs A N Olver took first with 21 5 16. Mrs P G Ehly won the Attendance Ball.
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Amarillo Country Club
A. N. Olver
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Turkey Day Freshman Grudge Match At Kyle Field
College Station November 22. TheTurkey Day game on November 23 features a Texas Aggies freshman team versus the University of Texas in Kyle Field. Sponsored by the Brazos Valley Shrine Club and Ben Hur Temple of Austin, proceeds aid crippled children. Last year 16,000 attended in Austin. organizers seek 20,000 this year.
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Bowling Scores Beverage League standings brief
Peerless Lanes Jack's Oasis led with Torrey 465 Gross 406 Gerken 519 and Bivins Refrigeration posted high scores 11 464 389 300 387 while other teams Falstaff Grand Prize Coors Budweiser and Borden's logged wins and forfeits noting individual scorers and totals across several matchups.
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Texas Lands Three on United Press All-SWC Team
University of Texas dominates the United Press All-SWC selections with three players on the first team and two among the four unanimous choices. Byron Townsend Bud McFadin Ken Jackson headline the Longhorns alongside SMU Baylor and A&M stars in a tight race for runnerup honors.
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