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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1949

Page

26

Woodruff To Remain As Baylor Grid Coach

Woodruff will stay as head coach at Baylor after a dispute with Ralph Wolf. They accepted a compromise under which both remain with Baylor and a new stadium project moves forward. Wolf, 28 years with the program, will oversee the new $1,500,000 stadium seating 40,000.

Woodruff Bear

Baylor Retains Woodruff and Reassigns Wolf in Stadium Drive

Baylor President W R White releases a statement after trustees vote to keep Bob Woodruff as head football coach and create executive vice president and general manager of the Baylor Stadium Corporation for Ralph Wolf. Wolf will shift roles to support financing and operation of the stadium project. Woodruff praised. Wolf noted for 28 years of service amid Baylor’s economic crisis. Bears finished 8-2 this season, second in the Southwest Conference.

Bob Woodruff Baylor Ralph Wolf Woodruff Wolf Waco W. R. White Baylor University Baylortadium Corporation Mr. Wolf

Redskins seek 30 man limit in new NFL

George Preston Marshall announced Washington will ask for a 30 player limit per team in the new National American Football League. The current quota is 32 players.

Washington George Preston Marshall Washington Redskins

Pass-Happy Mexia Uvalde Semifinal Set For Friday

Mexia Black Cats and Uvalde Coyotes meet in a Class A semifinal at Memorial Stadium in Austin at 2 pm with both teams unbeaten and known for potent passing. Mexia carries a storied title history and a high-scoring offense led by backfield duo Derrell Carlile and Bruce Outlaw. Uvalde aims to shake up the favorites.

Uvalde Gilberto Flores Uvalde Coyotes Mexia Memorial Stadium A. UT Mexia Black Cats Coyotes Austin Black Cats Ty Bain Derrell Carlile Garland Cain Bruce Outlaw Outlaw New Braunfels

Top defenses pace Class AA and A football race

Port Arthur leads offense with 435 points in 12 wins, while Uvalde tops defenses allowing only four points per game. Littlefield and Wichita Falls also average over 34 points, with Mexia Black Cats and Highland Park close behind in a tight playoff field.

Cameron Yeomen Port Arthur Yellow Jackets Waco Littlefield Wildcats Dalhart Wichita Falls Uvalde Coyotes The Southwest Texas Crew Austin Mexia Black Cats Ty Bain Highland Park Garland Owls Mexia

Schreiner Enters New Conference

Arlington State Tarleton State San Angelo and Schreiner form a new Texas junior college conference. The four largest colleges leave the Southwestern Junior College Conference which disbanded at its Dallas winter meeting. Brownwood hosts the organizing meeting with presidents and coaches invited.

Arlington Arlington State Tarleton State San Angelo Schreiner Texas Brownwood Southwestern Junior College Conference Dallas Tyler Kilgore Paris Northeast Center Monroe McNeese Lake Charles Cameron Aggies Lawton Oklo Lamar Beaumont E. H. Hereford W. L. Hughes J. G. Holmes Tom Pinkard E. J. Howell Willie Zapalac Cecil Ballew Lehreiner J. J. Dulany W. C. Weir Jim Guinn Pete Sikes

Bertram Panthers Aim at St Edwards After Undefeated Run

Bertram's high flying Panthers extended their eighth straight win by defeating Briggs by a securing the school a solid hold atop the standings. The Panthers host St Edward's Tigers next, a key local showdown after their B team beat Briggs B 18 to 14.

Bertram Panthers Briggs Round Rock Dragons St. Edward's Tigers

Meetings set for St Petersburg location next year

Major league baseball meetings will be held in St Petersburg Florida next year. The minor league gathering opens in the same city December 4, with the major meetings scheduled the week after.

New York St. Petersburg Fla

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