Bell Sees SMU as Nation’s Top Football Draw
SMU coach emeritus Matty Bell asserts the program has long drawn big crowds and top schedules, citing the Ohio State win and historic stadium expansions. He suggests SMU could be voted No. 1 after a strong start, noting intersectional planning since the 1920s and famed players like Walker, Johnson, and Rote.
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Doak Walker
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Phillies Rally Tops Dodgers In Ten Inning Classic For NL Title
Phillies win 4 to 1 in 10th on Sisler’s three run homer with two aboard as Robin Roberts hurls a five hitter to claim the National League pennant race. Ashburn’s standout throw from center and Sisler’s clutch blast seal a tense finale amid a dramatic season ending.
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Sisler
Robin Roberts
Richie Ashburn
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Stan Musial Caps Batting Crown
Stan Musial the ball player of the St. Louis Cardinals wins the National League batting title for the fourth time with an unofficial average of .346. He had 192 hits in 555 at bats, finishing 18 points ahead of Jackie Robinson. Duke Snider was third, Del Ennis and Walker Cooper tied for fifth at .313. Ralph Kiner led in home runs with 47, Packo was second with 36, and Sal Maglie posted the best won loss record at 18 and 4.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias Dominates National Open
Babe Didrikson Zaharias wins the National Women's Open in Wichita with a 72 hole total of 291, nine strokes ahead of Betsy Rawls of Austin, Texas. Other top finishers include Marlene Bauer of Midland, Texas with 308.
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Crannall Wins Four States Golf Tournament Title
L M Crannall of North Texas State College won the Four States Golf Tournament with a 2 up victory over Eugene Kenney of Texarkana. Kenney defeated Buster Reed of North Texas 3 and 2 in the semifinals and Crannall beat Joe Conrad of North Texas.
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Baugh Injured in Redskins Steeler Loss
Sammy Baugh veteran passer for the Washington Redskins may have a broken bone in his right arm after a surprise defeat to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dr. Robert Moran said X rays would be taken today to confirm the extent of the injury.
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Shamrock charity game planned with Rams vs senior all stars
Oilman Glenn McCarthy announced a fall Shamrock charity game pitting the Los Angeles Rams from the National Football League against a senior all star group. Last year the Browns defeated a pro all-star team.
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Telegraphry’s Duplex and Quadruplex Systems
The record notes that two or more messages could travel on one line. Dr Ginth invented the duplex system in 1853 and Ed ison introduced the quadruplex system in 1873.
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Ties Feature Handicap Meet At Amarillo Country Club
The annual President's Handicap Golf Tournament at Amarillo Country Club runs with tight matches. Alfred Glenn edges Carl Culwell two up after 18 holes, while John Mann and Herb Pestor Jr. must replay after a tie. Complete second round results and quarterfinal pairings list numerous one up wins and defaults as players vie for the A and B flight championships.
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R. G. Mills
T’los
John Mann
B. B. Williams
R. H. Kelly
Vernon Crawford
Charlie Davis
Wade Holman
R. B. Norman
Buford Avery
Chick Dawson
Chuck Wagner
FE. D. Lamb
Don McCullough
Bob Stevens
Thornton Blanchard
Flight
Bill Butler
Gene Klein
Budgie Hayden
Charles McAfee
S. T. Munhall
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J. W. Nelson
Boots Jones
Pat Bourassa
Jim Pearson
Herb Budke
W. F. Ford
Phil Carlson
Herschel Tomlinson
Dr. T. M. Montgomery
Bob Lewis
Harold Shile
W. B. Hamilton
Roy Stockton
Larry Garre
R. T. Howle
H. C. McFarland
F. Sherp
Stanley Marsh
Jim Farwell
June Davis
Claude Mathis
Sim Kelly
Russ Davidson
Odie Russell
Don Marsalis
B Flight
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Roy Bell
W. E. Haley
Jimmy James
T. Z. Walker
O. K. Huenergardt
Stanton Thatcher
J. W
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Budke
Carlson
Dr. Mongomery
Shire
Stockton
Howie
Sharp
Farwell
Mathis
Kelly
Russell
Hickey
Bell
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Huenergardt
Clifton
Elliott
Jordan
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Bowling Scores From Harvest League Teams and Pins
International Harvester League results list Hay Tools winning two matches with 1237 total pins as Adam Shak 323 Anderson 533 Mayhue 428 Buthe 414, and Sparks Tillage Tools taking three with Womble 456 Yeary 263 McCartney 465 Cleaven ger 519. combines, gas tractors, and other equipment lines show mixed results with Parker 371 Dufer 330 Williams 349 Jennings 473 and others.
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Jones
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Robertson
Davis
Bosch
Sachse
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Giants Nip Browns in Pro Grid Upset
New York Giants defeat the Cleveland Browns 6 to 0 in Cleveland marking the Browns first scoreless game in five years. Otto Graham fails to complete a pass in the first half as Giants defensive backs disrupt the Browns passing attack. Other upsets include the Steelers over the Redskins and the Packers over the Bears with the Rams routing the 49ers.
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Mac Speedie
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Los Angeles
P&O Liquor and Others Race Results Summary Card
Results show P O Liquor and Anderson Dairy Foods each winning multiple events with top scores by Forister Lowe and Osborn. Truit t Buick and Barrington Glass Works post multiple wins with high individual scores like McConnell 481 and Metheny 552. Team entries include Davis Carlton Goodner Higgins Thomas and Caldwell Simmons Hager Bailey.
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Major League Bowling Team Standings and Scores
Major League Peerless Lanes Team No 4 won 4 with 2618 total led by Forister 575 Bechtold 536 Schecher 468 Pestor 525. Dock Coffey Pontiac won 0 with 2424 led by Grimes 517 Willis 425 Blatzheim 512 Boxwell 475. Team No 3 won 2 with 2570 led by Buccola 596 White head 535 Wilson 461 Cogdell 489 Redman 489. Team No 7 won 2 with 2611 led by Grasnick 577 Laughlin 554 Vogel 495 Sparks 495 Smith 490. Team No 6 won 3 led by Biondiolino 598 Zion 531 Neely 551. Team No 2 won 1 led by Langley 569 Farmer 533 Hankinson 474 Richter 522 Hunter 151. Team No 1 won 4 with 25337 led by McNemar 613 Graham 502 Mallon 504 Mongold 459 Haile 459. Prescription Lab non 0 with 2527 led by Rosenthal 573 Reppert 525 Bates 445 West 464 Prien 520.
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Richter
Hankinson
Hunter
Langley
Graham
Mallon
McNemar
Mongold
Haile
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Bates
West
Prien
Rosenthal
Sun Appears Cooler Than Many Distant Stars
Scientific measurements indicate the sun is cooler than numerous stars in the distant cosmos, highlighting surprising variations in stellar heat.
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