Border Loop Feature Clash Opens Tough Conference Battles
In week two of the Border Conference, six of seven teams face intersectional tests. Hardin-Simmons idle after a 39-0 Trinity win. New Mexico Lobos and Arizona State battle after 33-6 win over California Poly. Texas Tech seeks glory versus Texas A&M. Arizona and Texas Miners face Wyoming and Kansas State respectively. Nevada University hands 50-0 defeat to Arizona State of Flagstaff. Gold mining note appears from Africa.
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Border Conference
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Hardin-Simmons
Little Trinity
San Antonio
University of New Mexico Lobos
Sun Devils
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Texas University
Texas Miners
Drake
West Texas State
Tulsa
New Mexico A&m
McMurry
Arizona State of Flagstaff
Nevada University
Rex Hunters Dog Powders Promises Quick Relief
A promotional note claims Rex Hunters Dog Powders ease intense itching in dogs by calming nerve-ending irritation. An owner testimonial praises relief and happiness after use. Sold for 25 cents at Lucky's Dog House and other dealers, with economy sizes at one dollar.
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Rex Hunters
Lucky
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Villanova Poised to Tangle Army in Big D-Day Showdown
Villanova Wildcats head to Michie Stadium to challenge Army, aiming to erase last season’s 35-0 defeat and upset a Cadet eleven riding a 27 win, one tie run. Coach Jordan Olivar warns guards are light but notes 11 veterans back, and 5,000 fans expected.
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Doc Blanchard
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Bobby Jack Stuart
Tulsa
Arnold Tucker
Bill Gustafson
Joe Steffy
Gable Bryant
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Notre Dame
Penn
Navy
Basesball results and schedule brief from Monday
National League results Chicago 2 6 St Louis 4 3 and American League Detroit 6 6 Cleveland 4 7. Rain in Washington New York. NL New York at Brooklyn Chicago at Cincinnati St Louis at Pittsburgh. AL Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston Cleveland at St Louis Detroit at Chicago night.
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Stone Klein Golf Battle Lines Drawn For Semis
The Kiwanis Handicap Golf Tournament at Amarillo Country Club heads to quarterfinals after first round play. Ben Stone Jr. and Gene Klein Sr. meet tomorrow in the lone unfinished match while top brackets set up Stone-Klein and Wil meth showdowns with several byes and close wins across flights.
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Gene Klein
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Sim Kelly
Bruce Autry
Bob Crudgington
Wade Holman
F. E. Hixon
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Bill George
Fred Gray
Bob Kesterson
Alfred Griggs
Herb Willborn
Buster Sharp
Polly Parrott
Leo Wilmeth
Billy Barrick
Lou Gray
Jack Liston
Bill Baker
Bill Butler
J. W. Hill
A. J. Mergen
Leonard Anderson
Gus Roberts
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Glynn Morris
Mike Montgomery
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W. R. Aiken
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F. A. Wells
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W. H. Gattis
Charles Pryor
Trenton Davis
Rev. Galen Onstad
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L. C. Whitney
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Hixon
Jackson
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Sharp
Wilmeth
Baker
Hill
Anderson
Coggins
Morris
Aitken
Clifton
Southwest Conference Roundup Football Practice Gears Up
Weather crisp as Texas college teams prepare for weekend games. Texas Longhorns, TCU, North Texas State, Rice, Texas A&M, Baylor, and others stage drills with injuries and lineup notes. Texas Tech faces Aggies in San Antonio after a 33-0 UT win. Baylor heads to Miami for Friday showdown.
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Oregon
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Early 1950s Baseball Stat Leaders From The AP
Major League Leaders list includes batting and pitching titles. Walker of Philadelphia leads batting with .962 but Kiner of Pittsburgh hits .315. Kiner and Mize tied for home runs at 50. Jansen of New York leads pitching with 5? run? the data shows several leaders across teams with records like 15-5 and .750.
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Mize
New York
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Muneer
St. Louis
Williams
Boston
McCosky
Gordon
Cleveland
Shea
McCahan
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