Aggies' Thanksgiving Strategy Aims at Texas Victory
Pampa's Boyles and other All-State Texas Aggies reportedly end practice with prayer and meditation to boost performance against Texas on Kyle Field. The public relations note says the squad gathers in a circle before each session, with players sharing a moment of silent reflection and a speaker.
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Todd in Bed With Broken Jaw Receives Acclaim
Dick Todd All-American from Texas A. and M. and Redskins back, hospitalized with a broken jaw after Notre Dame’s 14 13 win over Iowa Pre Flight. He sparked the Seahawk attack, set up a touchdown, and earned a standing ovation from 45000 fans and radio audiences nationwide. Todd faces loss of the Seahawks final game vs Minnesota but could resume pro football after the war.
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Freshman Eddie Bray Named Illini MVP
Eddie Bray, 17, Utica, Illinois, was selected as Most Valuable Player for Illinois football. The 142-pound freshman halfback carried the ball 80 times across six games this season.
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Pampa Star Charlie Boyles Set For District Showdown
Thanksgiving clash in Pampa pits undefeated Sandies against Charlie Boyles and the Pampa Pampas in a 1-AA showdown. Boyles leads 1-AA with 93 points on 14 touchdowns and 9 extra points, plus strong punting. He starred for Pampa in past wins including 1941 Amarillo upset and a recent 33-0 victory over Plainview.
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Illinois Football Bray Returns 90 Yard Kickoff for TD
Bray posted a standout game with a 90 yard kickoff return for a touchdown as Illinois opened a season with a net gain of 576 yards and an average of 7.2 yards per rush. He also contributed to the team’s high offensive output against Northwestern.
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Santa Fe League Scores and Individual Honors Recap
Santa Fe League fixtures show Victory Alleys besting Scouts 2 to 1 with team scores 693 782 699-2174 to 730 772 766-2268. Metropolis Banner Bowl sees Sub-Depot win 3 to 0 against Diamond Shop 858 707 709-2374 to 716 680 687-2283. Individual honors note Mireau of Rangers with 199 189 222-610.
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Victory Alleys bowler fizzles near perfect game
Mac McMinn missed a perfect 300 by one pin with a 299 in Friday night action at Victory Alleys. Pappy Grimes led with 661 in Major League play as Jimmy Cogdell and Lefty Bleakney also posted strong totals. Notre Dame tops poll and Navy Army rivalry chatter fills the rest of the scene.
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Week's Local Sports Card Summary
Bowl and golf events occupy Amarillo venues all week with leagues at Victory Alleys Banner Bowl Ross Rogers and Amarillo Country Club. Activities include Ladies Pioneer League Texaco League and weekend handicap tournaments plus a Santa Fe League match schedule. MOUND BUILDERS description notes prehistoric Ohio inhabitants leaving 15 foot high mounds up to 1335 feet long in geometric forms.
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Landis Bars William Cox From Baseball
Chicago news reports baseball commissioner Kene Landis barred William D. Cox, president of the Philadelphia Phillies, from any official capacity in major league baseball. Cox is permanently ineligible to hold office with any club or league party to the major league or minor league agreements.
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