Mormons Fall In Thrillers Methodist 35 to 41
In a league night at Sam Houston gym the Mormons lost 35 41 to Methodist after earlier losses to Line Avenue Baptist 27 30 and Summit Antist 34 20 Sacred Heart. W E McPherson led scoring for Summit with 13 and Bob Jones and Walter Nessoaum each scored 12 for Sacred Heart while Parker topped the Losers with 10. Officials list and partial box totals are noted from the fragmentary OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
First Presbyterian
W. E. McPherson
Summit
First Baptist
Parker
Walter Nessoaum
Bob Jones
Presbyterian
Nixson Junior High Hoor
San Jacinto Methodist
Mormons
Sum- Mormon Church
Licroun
Mormon Church
Berry Uptist
O Bullock
Adswen
Oglesby
Powler
Bowling Scores From Santa Fe League Contests
A compact tabulation of Santa Fe League bowling scores lists multiple teams led by Navajos and Antelope, with high individual scores from Smith, Bere, Ewing, Teutsch, McCune, and Veazey. Team results include Navajos 2 wins, Limtpeds 1, Angels 1, and many others, with varied scores across both genders and junior divisions. A side note mentions a humorous courtroom remark about haircuts during driving.
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Navajos
Smith
Mannine
Carey
Horn
Sci Chet
Limtpeds
Bere
Schroner
Hermin
Greene
Martint
Antelopes
Ewing
Eider
Bundrant
Montsingo
Tiech
Angelos
Jones
Robinson
Woodburn
Kel- Terr
McCune
Tulsans
Veazey
Mann
Woodrut
Wilson
Gleason Texans
S—Amon
Catterson
Norman
Ramsey
Rere
Caverns
Fider
Momond
Blind
Byrd
Mill
Reed
Cernohous
Chiefs
Dubois
Metat Bol McCiinnis
Sirsin
Bithd
Rangers
Brown
Robinton
H. Rogers
Stack
W. Roegis
Bi Ter
Powble
Hall
Sanders
Mills
Gatlen
Alaukin
Dammier
Sopasen
Lowsaon
Hartman
Galeam
Tetwon Crouch
Ross
Wavaigs
Duke
Pattergon Dan
Kileere
Harp
Zunis
Son
Taylor
Francis
Josey Bay
Messenger
OPIS
White
Crones
Acomas
Cook
Wright
Bunent
Cornel
Rook Fett Sei. Moore
Rankin
Crews Sig. Memtinn Sos
TRAM
Russell
Zion
Grasmick
Pylon
Sas
Seaton
Ee Powier
Morgan
Sebron
Elms
Lurgen
Robb
Winners May Go to Finals in Texas Class A Playoffs
Interscholastic League class A state race gains momentum as Lockney and Post post a $7,500 bi district profit. Phillips and Post vie for advance, with Monahans and Ballinger potential northern finalists. New Braunfels leads with 458 points as Cameron and El Campo also strong. Local tickets go on sale for Phillips vs Post at multiple Amarillo outlets.
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Frank A. Vursue
Interscholastic League
Phillips
Lefors
Lockney and
Post
Jones Stadium
Lubbock
Phillips and Post
Butler Field
Monahans Lobos
Rotan
Yellowhammers
Lobos
Mount Vernon
New London
Monahans
Phillips-Post
Ballinger's
Bearcats
Ballinger
New Braunfels Unicorns
Unicorns
Navasota
New Braunfels
el Campo Ricebirds
Cameron Yeomen
el Campo
Edna
Cameron
San Saba
Blackhawks
Pirates
Pampa
Billy Braden
Braden
Maxor Drug
Fisk
Herbert Drug
Amarillo
Cretney Drug
Washington Street
Horace Mann
Sam Houston
Amarillo High School
Rupert ‘Taylor
Amarillo Sandies
Antelopes
Texas
Lockney
Longhorns
Denison Proclaims Texhoma Bowl Day in Texoma Bowl Day
DenisonMayor W E Marsho proclaims Friday December 10 Texhoma Bowl Day to honor the Kiwanis Club of Denison and Campfire Girls for sponsoring the Texhoma Bowl. The event draws publicity and spotlight to Denison and the season’s staging. Southeastern State Durant meets Quachita College Arkadelphia in the title game. News notes salt production at Sal del Rey lake in Edinburg.
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Denison
W. E. Marsho
Kiwanis Club
Campfire Girls
Southeastern State of Durant
Okla
Quachita College of
Edinburg
Tex. U
Sal del Rey
Bavaria
News-Globe
Bowl lineup trots through unsettled post season slate
Three bowls Harbor in San Diego Salad in Phoenix and Cigar in Tampa seek final talent. Orange Bowl Miami picked Texas. Tangerine Bowl Orlando names Murray State Drake already set for Salad. Salt Bowl Hutchinson invites Northeastern Oklahoma. Navy declines Harbor bid. Missouri Valley College and others eyed for Cigar Bowl. Vanderbilt Tulane possible season clash Mobile Alabama Dec 30.
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San Diego
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
Cigar
Tampa
Fla
Miami
Trinidad Junior College
Colorado
Okio
Hutchinson
Kas
Pacific Destroyer Forces
Mexico City
Navy
Nevada
Villanova
Missouri Valley College
Bowling Green
Ohio
St. Thomas
Minn
Wofford
Drake University
Arizona
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Mobile
Ala
SMU Victory Braced by Courage and Unity
SMU coach Matty Bell hailed the 1945 Southwest Conference champions for enduring unprecedented adversity since 1947. He noted teams aimed to beat them, and praised the squad's courage and cooperation as the decisive factors in clinching the title.
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Winias
Matty Bell
Southern Methodist
Lustang Club
Baytown Fans Line Up For Big District Football Ticket Sale
About 300 Baytown supporters queued outside the ticket booth awaiting 9 AM on sale for the Baytown versus Port Arthur district game. First in line was Lynn Subble, with around 1,800 tickets available for the Saturday match. A large crowd gathered with families, cars, and excitement for the local showdown. Nearby, New Zealand plans a memorial house valued near 120000 dollars.
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Baytown
Port Arthur
Algne
Lynn Subble
Quarterhorse rider tops Bowie meet as Picou leads season
Texan jockey Picou dominates Bowie racing, riding Border Sis to early wins and topping a meeting with multiple days of triple wins. Johnny Long Ten, Ted At Rincon, and 11 year old Picou's rake of 245 wins highlight his rise, while bettors favor his mounts and his knack for quick finishes.
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Bowie
NEA
Johnny Long Ten
Pacific Coast
Ted
Rincon
Picou
Border Sis
New Orleans Fair Grounds
Lincoln Downs
Suffolk Downs
Lintain Downs
Bettors
Beaumont
Youn Picou
Rai
Atkinson
Texas
Ping Picou’s Rise Boosted by Brookmeade Stable Bid
The horse racer Ping Picou, spotted by rancher Felix DeMary of Orange Texas, drew $20,000 in fees from Isabel Dodge Sloane's Brookmeade Stable for rides at Bowie. After a successful spell there, Picou plans to return to New Orleans to reunite with DeMary.
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Felix DeMary
Orange
Tex
Picou
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Brookmeade
Bowie
New Orleans
Ping Picou
Georgia Coach Wally Butts Sets Hard Bowl Policy
New York November 30 Georgia coach Wally Butts drew heavy criticism for rejecting all SEC opponents as possible Orange Bowl foes. He said he would not “sell my poys down the river,” leaving Miami to select a non league club after ruling out conference teams. Bud Wilkinson praised Oklahoma’s Sugar Bowl berth as other bowls filled.
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New York
Georgia
Wally Butts
Bulldogs
Butts
Miami
Fla
Texas
Tulane
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Longhorns
Deep South
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
North Carolina
Oklahoma A&m
Murray State
Kentucky
Sul Ross
Orlando
California
Navy
Army
San Diego
Tom Hamilton
Taylor
Tex
Elmore R. Torn
Radio Men Select All Southwest in Dallas
Texas University placed three men on the All-Southwest Conference eleven chosen by Associated Press radio members in Texas and announced here today. Bucks-Doak Walker, SMU D Q Ott Arkansas Lindy Berry of TCU and Ray Borneman Texas. Ends James Williams Rice and Andy Hillhouse A&M. Tackles George Petrovich Texas and R P Tinsley Baylor. Guards Floyd Lewis SMU and Joe Watson Rice. Center Dick Harris Texas.
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Dallas
Texas University
Associated Press
Texas
Bucks
Doak Walker
SMU
Arkansas
Lindy Berry
TCU
Ray Borneman
James Williams
Rice
Andy Hillhouse
A&m
George Petrovich
R. P. Tinsley
Baylor
Miami May Play In Basin Bowl
Miami University football team planned to vote on a bid to play on New Year’s Day in the Basin Bowl at Odessa. The Miami Redskins postponed a previous invitation decision due to Coach George Blackburn’s absence, and had just been eliminated from the Cigar Bowl in Tampa by a team selection chair’s wire citing lack of a suitable opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ultrasonic device detects metal flaws in Gary Indiana
A new instrument using ultrasonics to spot small interior flaws in metals was developed, reports the National Patent Council. The machine emits 1,000,000 cycles per second through the metal and plots a graph of flaws. Testing uses oil immersion to prevent sound travel in air, with a transmitter in oil linked to the main unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
National Patent Council
Northwestern and SMU favored in major bowls
Johnny McDonald, Chicago betting commissioner, lists Northwestern as a seven point favorite over California, SMU as a six point favorite over Oregon, and gives North Carolina against Oklahoma Sugar Bowl odds of 5 and 6, reflecting early bowl favorites.
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Northwestern
SMU
Chicago
Johnny McDonald
Southern Methodist
McDonald
California
Califoria
Oregon
North Carolina
Oklahoma
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