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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1950

Page

15

Mighty Longhorns crown 1950 Texas football champs

Texas closes 1950 with a perfect Southwest Conference record and two titles after a season of bold predictions. Texas, Baylor, SMU, Oklahoma, and TCU see upsets, praise, and debates over coaching moves as the Longhorns clinch the conference crown and Cotton Bowl berth.

Dick Peebles San Antonio Express Blair Cherry University of Texas Longhorns Texas Exes Cherry Kitty Cat Harold Ratliff Associated Press Texas Pal Woodpeckers Baylyor TCU A&m

NCAA January Confab to Rule on Player Aid

The NCAA will meet in Dallas January 11 13 to consider amendments to the Sanity Code allowing grants in aid above tuition for needy athletes with itemized financial reporting. Proposals include a need based grant in aid and a year round training table, with reactions from the Southwest and other conferences.

NCAA New York National Collegiate Athletic Association Dallas Citadel Virginia Military Virginia Polytechnic Institute Kenneth L Tug) Wilson Conven

Henrich Retires to Coach Yankees After Knee Injury

Tommy Henrich, a longtime Yankee star and feared right fielder, retires from playing at 34 to join Casey Stengel’s coaching staff on the World Champions. Once a key pennant contributor, Henrich preferred learning management from Stengel and may have moved into broadcasting. He played since 1937, with a .308 best in a full season and 31 homers in 1941, including the famed 1949 World Series ninth inning winner over Brooklyn.

New York Tommy Henrich New York Yankees Tommy Yanks Phillie Massillon Casey Stengel Henrich Yankees Kansas City Stengel Brooklyn

Bishop Hines to Speak at Aggie Grid Banquet

Bishop John E. Hines of Austin will deliver the principal address at the Brazos Cango Club and A&M Athletic (Ath) cent annual winter sports banquet honoring Texas A&M football and cross country lettermen. The event, sponsored by Brazos Cango Club and the A&M Ath cent, will be held January 6 in College Station.

College Station John E. Hines Austin Texas A&m Brazos Coungo Club A&m Ath

LSU Names Townsend Best Runner It Faced

Baton Rouge report lists LSU players voting Townsend and Gain as top opponents faced with 29 votes each. Parilli and McFadin tied for second with 28 votes, and five Texas players join LSU’s all opponent team along with selections from Kentucky Tulane Rice and Mississippi.

LSU Byron Townsend Texas Bob Gain Kentucky Bob Parilli Bud McFadin Tulane Rice Mississippi Ben Poovies Bill Stribling Ken Jackson Bud MecFahin Denny Doyle Lee Stonestreet Babe Parilli Aeral Waggoner Gib Dawson Bucky Curtis Vanderbilt Bill Even Rice University Bob Werkle Bill Crockett Bob Boss

North-South All Star drills open in Miami for charity game

Coaches Herman Hickman and Andy Gustafson started drills with 30-man squads for the third annual North-South All Star football game in the Orange Bowl on Christmas night. Gustafson leads the Southern Rebels with Miami’s team aiming for a New Year’s Day Orange Bowl date with Clemson.

Miami Fla Herman Hickman Andy Gustafson Hickman Yale Yankees Gustafson University of Miami Hurricanes Southern Rebels Clemson Bobby Dodd Georgia Tech Rebels Mahi Shrine Temple John Model T) Ford Hardin-Simmons Angus Williams Florida Pat Field Georgia Fields Dean Davidson Vanderbilt

Tennessee Checks New Plan Before Cotton Bowl Clash

Coach Bob Neyland seeks a new approach as Tennessee prepares for the January 1 Cotton Bowl against Texas. He will limit two four day practices in Knoxville and Dallas to avoid an early peak. Neyland lauds captain Jack Stroud and backs Hank Lauricella and Herky Payne in a bruising ground game that powered a 10-1 season with a stingy defense.

Knoxville Tenn Bob Neyland Tennessee Volunteers Texas Longhorns Jacks Neyland Vols Dallas Tennessee Longhorns East Tennessee Mountains Red Duffer Bud Sherrod Doug Atkins Duke Billy Cox Kentucky Babe Parilli Vanderbilt Billy Wade Jack Stroud Stroud New Orleans Hank Lauricella Herky Payne Payne

Sooner Nation Crowds Five Home Games at Owen Stadium

Oklahoma football drew 210710 fans for five home games at Owen Stadium this season Kenneth Farris disclosed on Monday The Nebraska game led with 53066 spectators Other attendance totals included 46463 for Iowa State 38546 for Kansas State 36586 for Texas and 36049 for Boston College

Norman Okla University of Oklahoma Owen Stadium Kenneth Farris Oklahoma Nebraska Sooners Kansas State Texas Pope Boston College

Richmond Raps NCAA System

University of Richmond President George M. Modlin says the school cannot comply with the NCAA Sanity Code. He writes that Richmond will not create fictitious jobs at high pay to appear compliant and asserts it is impossible for a student to play football, study, and work at normal wages.

Richmond INSI NCAA George M. Modlin University of Richmond Modlin

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