Major Bowl Bids at Stake in College Football Week
California aims for the Rose Bowl by beating Southern Cal while Northwestern faces Ohio State in Evanston. North Carolina and Georgia Tech pursue Sugar Orange or Cotton Bowl bids as Clemson Army and Penn State lose ground. Michigan dominates Minnesota, Notre Dame rolls Iowa, and Nevada and Georgia Tech win big as bowl hopes shift.
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California
Southern Cal
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Evanston
Northwestern
Ohio State
Dixie
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
NC Tarheels
Tennessee
Knoxville
Vols
Bob Nevland
Tech
Yellowjackets
Drake
Southern Methodist
Texas
Austin
Army
Cornell
Big Red
Penn State
Michigan State
Michigan
Notre Dame
Clemson
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Minnesota
Iowa
Washington
Cal
Bears
UCLA
Washington State
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Oregon
Louisiana State
Florida
Tulsa
Negro All-Stars Ready For Exhibition Tonight
Jackie Robinson and Roy Campanella headline the Robinson Campanella All-Stars appearing in Amarillo at Carter Field against Johnny Carter’s Red Sox. The game airs on KVAI and KAMQ, with a parade and a large crowd anticipated. Weathered Negro League stars and manager W. S. Welch lead a strong exhibition lineup including Willie Hutchinson, Miller Guyton and Buddy Stallworth. Tickets range from 50 cents to 1.50, with box seats at 2 dollars for four.
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Jackie Robinson
Amarillo
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Robinson
Kgnknc
KAMQ
KVAI
Red Sox
Carter Field
Third
Hughes
Robinson-Campanella
Pacific Coast
Johnny Carter
Campanella
Welch
Birmingham Black Barons
New York Cubans
Carter
Willie Hutchinson
Memphis Red Sox
Kansas City Monarchs
Hutchinson
Mexico
Miller Guyton
Buddy Stallworth
Guyton
Stallworth
Upsets Shake Texas Schoolboy Football Race
Harold Ratliff reports the Texas schoolboy football race enters a critical stretch with 11 undefeated teams in 18 City Conference and Class AA districts. Last week's upsets reshaped standings, notably Alamo Heights defeating Brackenridge 21-0 in San Antonio, as Texarkana handed Gladewater a 31-0 loss and emerged as a tougher contender.
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Harold ¥. Ratliff
Associated Press
San Antonio
Alamo Heights
Brackenridge
Texarkana
Gladewater
Afghanistan Aims Strategic Road Through Mohmand Lands
Afghanistan proposes a strategic road from Dakka to Michai passing through Mohmand territory and reportedly offers heavy cash rewards to Mohmand tribesmen to enable passage.
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Afghanistan
Dakka
Michai
North West Frontier Province
District 8 indicates Gladewater and Marshall race odds
District standings show Gladewater beating favored Marshall as the race enters its final stretch. Key district leaders include Woodrow Wilson Dallas Arlington Heights Fort Worth Milby Houston Alamo Heights San Antonio Amarillo Wichita Falls Odessa Denison Highland Park Dallas Breckenridge Texarkana Waco Palestine Port Arthur Baytown Austin Alice and others. Undefeated teams remain Port Arthur Waco Henderson Sweetwater Alice Milby Amarillo Arlington Heights with some still undefeated but tied such as Baytown South Park and Lamar. Henderson faces Marsha l in a pivotal test this week.
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Gladewater
Marshall
Woodrow Wilson
Dallas
Arlington Heights
Fort Worth
Milby
Houston
Alamo Heights
San Antonio
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Odessa
Austin
el Paso
Denison
Highland Parks
DeLashmutt Advances With Semifinal Win In Amarillo Handicap Match Play
Harry DeLashmutt defeated Earl Batson 4 and 3 in the semifinals to reach the championship match against A. T. O'Neal, who beat Tex Muncy 4 and 3. Other semifinal winners included C. L. Duniven and Jack Lee, with Duniven shooting a 29 on the opening nine to set a new first-nine mark.
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Earl Batson
Harry DeLashmutt
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
DeLashmutt
A. T. O'Neal
O'Neal
Tex Muncy
C. L. Duniven
Jack Phillips
Duniven
Ben Gochs Beaks
Jack Lee
HL. Bradley
O. M Msey
Bill George
G. L. Dotson
Ere Bandy
George Stout
Deault
H. B. Shuffler
Joe Witt
W. D. Jones
S. T. Munhall
Roy McPherson
Bob Butler
L. K. Gilley
W. C. Hunt
J. R Robinson
Cliff Nelson
Clifford Thompson
Davis Medley
Jack Cross
John Hazlewood
Rex Shuffler
Harrison Garrett
Lee
Smith
Wilson
Bats
Grabiner Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Harry Grabiner 57 vice president of the World Champion Cleveland Indians who died yesterday following an operation last Friday to remove a brain tumor.
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Chicago
Harry Grabiner
Cleveland Indians
Border Loop in Three Way Tie
Texas Mines Texas Tech and Arizona State of Tempe top the Border Conference with no change expected after coming week to close. Mines and Tech have two wins each Tempe one with Hardin Sim mons and Arizona State of Flagstaff at . New Mexico A M has two losses and New Mexico A M opened Friday night against Highlands University.
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United Press
Texas Mines
Texas Tech
Arizona State of Tempe
Mines and Tech
Tempe
Hardin-Simmons
Arizona
New Mexico
West Texas State
Arizona State of Flagstaff
New Mexico A&m
Tech
Sul Ross State
Flagstaff
Redlands University
East Texas State
el Paso
Tucson
Las Cruces
Highlands University
Rice
Lubbock
Fresno State
Fresno
Cal
Western Colorado State
Gunnison
Colo
Cowboys and Bears Vie for Cotton Bowl Berth as SMU Texas Duel
SMU and Texas chase a $100,000 Cotton Bowl berth amid a slate of high stakes games. Baylor and TCU still in title contention with key losses shaping the SWC race. Arkansas, Rice, and Texas Tech also navigate matchups as 68,000 fans pack Memorial Stadium Austin. Doak Walker stars for SMU and Stott for Arkansas while Stout stays near scoring lead.
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Texas
Baylor
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Bears
Texas Christian
Oklahoma
Santa Clara
Rice
Longhorn
Doak Walker
Gilbert Johnson
Longhorns
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Mississippi State
Walker
Pete Stout
Clyde Stott
Kids Incorporated Upsets Mark Third Round Football
In the Peewee division Humphreys Highland beat Wolflin Bivins 7 to 6 while St. Mary's defeated Mavericks 7 to 0. Margaret Wills routed Wilson 19 to 6 and North Side beat Summitt 13 to 0 as Amarillo College, Sanborn and other clubs posted results in the Kids Incorporated season.
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Kids, Inc
Peewee
Humphreys Highland
Wolflin-Bivins
St. Mary's
Maverick Club
Margaret Wills
Wilson
North Side
Geewenit
Sanborn
Amarillo College
San Jacinto
East Side
Price College
Humphreys Highland Peewees
Lord
Wolflin
Bills
Highlanders
Ronnie Bills
Tookie Tuckness
Charley Weaver
Sonny Barron
Johnny Moon
Sonny
David Lard
Somay
Bobby Lanier
Wolflin Bivins
Nick Bruner
Taylor Bassett
Humphreys
Jorge Johnson
David Newell
Billy Thompson
St. Mary’s
Matthieson
Bill Wright
Mavericks
Billy
Bobby Grimms
Bobby Hutto
Robert Elliott
Sandya
San Angelo Quintet Tops Women's Panhandle Open Bowling
Nathan's Jewelers of San Angelo led the second week with 2524 pins while New Mexico Furniture of Hobbs was second at 2510. Other leaders included Class A doubles Betty Wise and Myrtle Wheat of Dallas, 1067. Class A singles Peggy Odom of Lubbock, 565. Class B doubles Thiel and Tipston of Albuquerque, 963. Blake of Albuquerque 532. Class C doubles Lea Williams and Arlys Womble of Lubbock 979. Class C singles Polly Buckner of Lubbock 526.
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Nathan
Thiel and Tipston
Albuquerque
Blake
Lea Williams
Arlys Womble
Lubbock
Polly Buckner
Longhorn Officials Move to Curb Cheating
ABILENE Oct 25 Directors of the Class D Longhorn League voted yesterday to curb cheating in the league games and enhance sportsmanship. The meeting outlined proposed rules and enforcement steps to address alleged violations and preserve fair play.
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Longhorn
Abilene
Longhorn League
Hudgins Named As Star Gridder
Dallas area high school grid stars highlighted include Bobby Hudgins of Amarillo who starred on defense and kicked extra points in Sandies 21 0 win over Brownfield. Other top performers were Donald Carpenter Milby Jerry Norton Texarkana and James McGuffey Greenville with standout passing and scoring drives in district games.
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Wilson
Bobby Chilton
Eee
Billy Walker
Chris Cadenhead
Red Townes
North Siders
Summitt Peewees
Bill Allen
Jimmy Reese
Tony Riddle
Troyce Austin
Summitt
Robert Echols
Judy Echols
Joel Ray Coker
Dallas
Dallas News
Donald Carpenter
Milby
Houston
Jerry Norton
Texarkana
James McGuffey
Grenville
Carpenter
San Jacinto
Norton
Gladewater
McGuffey
Greenville
Waxahachie
Billy Steele
Alamo Heights
San Antonio
Mules
Brackenridge
Sandies
Brownfield
Jerry Glass
Berger
Bartlesville
Okla
Wilson Thompson
Breckenridge
Theuckaroos
Stephenville
Bill White
Denton
Broncos
Sulphur Springs
Don Willoughby
Denison
Paris
Jimmy Patterson
Odessa
San Angelo
Ogden Compton
North Dallas
Bulldogs
Sunset Wesley Keith
Pampa
Plainview
Bubba Bowman
Directors Push Salary-Slip Rules for Minor Leagues
The directors voted to urge the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs to require all minor league club officials to file sworn salary statements twice monthly with Association President George Trautman. They asked for fines and suspensions for infractions and for making free agents of players involved. Longhorn League officials plan to meet in San Angelo on November 14.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Association
George Trautman
Longhorn League
San Angelo
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