Harlingen Faces Austin in Valley Quarterfinal Duel
Harlingen meets Austin High at House Park Saturday in a bid to reach the semifinals for the first time in 19 years for a Valley team. Injuries hit Harlingen with punter Jim Ed Carnes out and fullback Allen Hornbarger limited.
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Austin High
Rio Grande Valley
Corpus Christi
Beaumont
Alice
Val
Ley Town
Austin
House Park
Cardinals
Weldon Phillips
Jim Ed Carnes
Allen Hornbarger
Carnes
Dick Henderson
Tony Cuellar
Hornbarger
Maroons
Johnny Kitchen
Carney Huddleston
Temple
Crimsons
Kitchen
Various NCAA Scores From Roundup
A list of college basketball results includes West Texas State 70 over Pepperdine 60 and Western Illinois State 74 over Austin Texas 45. Other noted games feature Kentucky 85 over Florida 37 and Long Island 75 defeating Georgetown 66, with North Texas State 54 beating Baylor 50 and Texas A&M 50 over Missouri 50.
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Canisius
Texas
North Texas State
Baylor
Southwest
Texas State
Texas A&m
Missouri
TCU
Oklahoma A&m
Arkansas
West Texas State
Pepperdine
Western Illinois State
Austin
Western Kentucky
Tampa
Georgia
Clemson
Kentucky
Florida
North Carolina State
Eastern Kentucky
CCNY
Washington State
Long Island
Georgetown
East Texas State
Howard Payne
Southwest Texas State
College Station
Jewell McDowell
Aggies
Walt Davis
Buster Gillis
Southwest Texas
Texas Christian University
Columbia
George McLeod
Missouri University
Denton
Ed Kelly
Eagles
Hyde Park Upset By Lutheran Five
Gethsemane Lutheran upset previously unbeaten Hyde Park 31 30 in a Midget League game. Joel Johnson led the Lutherans with nine points while Joie Petrick had 11 for Hyde Park.
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Gethsemane Lutheran
Hyde Park
Secont
Joel Johnson
Joie Petrick
James Abney
First Baptist
Ridgetop Baptist
Jerry Stripling
Salvation Army
Montopolis Baptist
First
Southern Presbyterian
Phil Nelson
University Methodist
Bill Crumley
Thetaxi
Constantines
Murry Muston
West Austin Baptists
St. Paul Lutheran
Jim Adams
Kappa Alpha
Phi Psi
Booker T. Washington Upsets Yates for Texas Negro Football Title
James Harrison kicked a 10 yard field goal with under five minutes left to lift Booker T. Washington of Dallas to a 24-21 win over Yates of Houston and capture the Texas Negro high school football championship.
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Dallas
James Harrison
Booker T. Washington
Yates
Houston
Texas
Full House Sees Carnival Opening
An overflow crowd filled Gregory Gym for the first of four nights of the 1950 Aqua Carnival show in the gym pool. Finals select a new Aqua Queen from ten finalists. the Aqua Belles perform water ballet, with other acts including diving, aerial trapeze, clowns, races, canoe tilting, trampoline diving, and a fire dive.
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AL Williams
Gregory Gym
Blair
Kathrin Grandstaff
Nancy Couvillion
Ann White
Shalmir Duerson
Jo Ann Hyltin
Janet Lee
Pola Ellis
Clare Masterson
June Tolar
Marge Hargrove
Wally Pryor
Aqua Queens
University of Texas Aqua Belles
Harold Lyuers
Townsend Sets New Texas Collegiate Ball Carrying Mark
BYRON TOWN SEND established a new Texas college rushing record with 228 carries in a season, surpassing the 1946 mark. Bud McFad Texas All-America guard drew praise for potential short yardage bursts, while rumors link Ben Tompkins to a wedding after the Cotton Bowl. Tom Hamilton referees Austin winter games. John Hargis is listed as a voluntary retiree from pro basketball with Fort Wayne.
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University of Texas
Byron Townsend
Townsend
Bud McFad
Bud
Ben Tompkins
Tom Hamilton
Longhorn
Austin
Lincoln
John Hargis
Fort Wayne
Class A playoffs set with Kermit and New Braunfels in semis
Kermit High School seeks a 14th straight win as the Yellow Jackets face Arlington Colts in Abilene while New Braunfels Unicorns meet Wharton Tigers in El Campo. Kermit, led by Rick Spinks and Wayne Culvahouse, boasts a stingy defense. New Braunfels aims to stay unbeaten.
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West Texas
Kermit High School
Yellow Jackets
New Mexico
Abilene
Kermit
Rick Spinks
Wayne Culvahouse
North Texas
Arlington
New Braunfels
Unicorns
Wharton
Tigers
el Campo
KERM
North Texans
Spinks
Culvanouse
Jackets
Comal County
Canisius Handles Texas In Tour Stop At Buffalo
Canisius College defeated Texas 59 45 at Buffalo with Randy Sharp scoring 20 and Don Hartnett 16. Texas trailed early, struggled at 26.9 percent shooting, and played the east tour opener a loss. Texas meets Manhattan next in Madison Square Garden.
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Randy Sharp
Don Hartnett
Canisius
TEXAS
Sha
Hartnett
Sharp
George Scaling
Jim Dowies
Nets
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Jack Gray
East
Longhorns
Jimmy Viramontes
Invaders
Griffins
John Deluca
St. Edward's Tigers Triumph Over Elgin Wildcats 57 39
St Edward's High School surged past Elgin 57 to 39 to extend their win streak to seven. Forward Walter Burr led with 20 points as the Tigers controlled the game from start to finish at home.
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St. Edward’s Wallops Elgin
St. Edward's High School
St. Edward's
Tigers
Elgin
Wildcats
Walter Burr
Giddings Cage Combine Top Round Top In 43 38 Victory
Giddings High School basketball team improved to eight wins in nine starts by defeating Round Top Carmine 74B 38 here Thursday night. The Giddings squad prepares to travel to Fayetteville in District 74B play Friday, with Round Top Carmine suffering the setback.
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Giddings
Giddings High School
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