Plainview Faces Sandies In Amarillo Stadium Showdown
Plainview seeks a historic win over Amarillo as they clash at Amarillo Stadium. The Bulldogs lead the series 7-1 since 1918 with scores 32-0, 39-0, 17-0, 16-7, 13-10, 10-6 and 13-0. Referee Gib Jackson, a former Amarillo resident, will oversee the game.
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Dressen Expected To Succeed As Dodgers Manager
The Brooklyn Dodgers eye Chuck Dressen as their new field boss with Burt Shotton in doubt. Dressen, a former Dodgers coach, was believed to be in New York for a formal announcement as the club weighs its managerial future.
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Arkansas Wins SEC Cross Country Title at College Station
Arkansas captured the Southwest Conference cross country championship in College Station beating Texas A&M by a margin. The Aggies finished second with Texas third, followed by Southern Methodist and Baylor. James Brown and James West led the show with 2.5 mile times of 12:01 and 12:08.
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Oklahoma Army Hold Top Spots in U P Football Poll
Oklahoma leads the United Press coaches poll after beating Nebraska 49 to 35 while Army stays second with five first place votes. California Texas and Tennessee round out the top five as Michigan and Clemson enter the rankings. Texas plans two post season games against Texas A M and LSU.
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Buffaloes rout Southwestern for third straight win in McLean
West Texas State Buffaloes beat Southwestern State College 72 to 47 at McLean High School gym, dedicating the new facility in front of about 1,200. Dwaine Stewart led with 25 points, while SW Tech trailed 36-29 at halftime before WTSC pulled away. Next up is Kentucky in Lexington and Oklahoma A&M in Amarillo.
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National Football Rules Committee to Meet in Galveston
The National Football Rules Committee plans its annual meeting in Galveston starting January 15. SMU athletic director Matty Bell said all members will attend in Dallas for the National Coaches Association convention January 12-13, then proceed to Galveston for two or three days.
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Bowl Picture Sets Four Major Games With Several Contenders
The bowl picture nears completion with the Rose California vs Michigan in Pasadena, Sugar Kentucky vs Oklahoma in New Orleans, Cotton Tennessee vs Texas in Dallas, and Orange Miami vs Clemson in Miami. Five teams still in contention for the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida. California aims for a third straight Rose Bowl, Oklahoma eyes a third Sugar Bowl berth, Kentucky chased a near perfect 1950 season, Miami aims to finish with a strong finale, Clemson tied for runner up in the Southern Conference. Texas and Tennessee await final regular-season results before their Cotton Bowl matchups, Texas facing Texas A&M and LSU, while Tennessee caps with Vanderbilt.
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West Germany's Paint Industry Near Prewar Output Pace
West Germany's paint sector is nearing its prewar production pace as factories resume operations and demand recovers. Officials note steady gains across major firms, with capacity utilization rising and export orders returning to normal levels in the current quarter.
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