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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1948

Page

10

Texas Longhorns hit by injuries threaten Orange Bowl bid

Five University of Texas players were sidelined with flu cold and injuries including Gillory Procter Jackson Guess and Blount. Coach Blair Cherry said the team must be lucky and play over its head to win the game while focusing on defense against Georgia and improving pass defense.

Jack Gallagher Austin American University of Texas Longhorn Byron Gillory Ben Procter Kenneth Jackson Frank Guess Peppy Blount Blair Cherry Florida Heat Guess Ray Stone Blount Tommy Landry Landry Ray Borneman Georgia Joe Geri

Better Starters Reserves Steer Backfield Rates Over Georgia

Texas plans depth and power in the backfield to offset Georgia star Johnny Rauch. Rauch edges Texas QB Paul Campbell in passing, while Texas touts stronger starters and reserves at backfield. Georgia counters with run and pass defense led by McCall, Maricich, and Bodine as Texas shifts Shands into right half and Borneman at fullback.

Georgia Rauch Texas Johnny Rauch Paul Campbell Campbell Joe Gari Billy Pyle Longhorn Bulldogs Pyle Geri Ken McCall Byron Gillory Lukie Brunson Bill Mixon Floyd Reid Eli Maricich Reid Maricich Sebels Buck Bradberry John Donaldson H. J Bubba” Shands Rammin Randall Clay Clay Shands Ray Borneman Longhorns Borneman Houston John Tillitski al Bodine Tillitski Bobby Coy Lee McCall Bodine

Frank Leahy backs Georgia to beat Texas in Orange Bowl

Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy predicted the Georgia Bulldogs will defeat Texas in the Orange Bowl by a point, possibly a touchdown, after watching Georgia coach Wallace Butts lead a brisk scrimmage. Butts cautioned about tackling and timing as he prepared his defense ahead of the game.

Miami Fla Notre Dame Frank Leahy University of Georgia Bulldogs Texas Wallace Butts

SMU Stresses Passes In Cotton Bowl Drills

DALLAS Dec 27. Southern Methodist University Mus tangs worked out lightly after Christmas layoff with emphasis on passes. Coach Matty Bell locked the gates as Doak Walker Gil Johnson and company limbered up by running and then went through a sharp calisthenics drill.

Dallas Southern Methodist University Mustangs Matty Bell Doak Walker Gil Johnson and Company

Long Island Defeats Rice Owls in MSG Thriller

Leroy Smith and Sherman White combined for 35 points to lift Long Island University past Rice 69 to 66 at Madison Square Garden before about 18,000 fans. Rice rallied from 15 down late, but Long Island salted the win with two late free throws after several Rice fouls.

New York Leroy Smith Sherman White Long Island University Rice Madison Square Garden Tall Owls Texas Owls Long Island Blackbirds Liu S'tzer Tado Ghidt M'T Tom Bigos Cook Smith Miller

All College Tourney Scores From Texas to Utah

A sweep of scores from the all college tourney lists Texas beating Colorado A M 56 47 Baylor over Auburn 59 44 Alabama 42 over SMU 39 Oklahoma A M 47 over Texas Tech 26 Long Island 69 over Rice 66 NYU 76 over Yale 67 Western Kentucky 65 over Canisius 55 Utah 78 over Josephs 54 LaSalle 76 over Louisville 71 Notre Dame 51 over Purdue 50 Buffalo 65 over LaFayette 69 Bradley 69 over St Marys Calif 58 Duquesne 53 Rutgers 43 over Lawrence Tech 45 Colorado State 43 Carnegie Tech 63 over St Vincent 39 Iowa State 56 over Harvard 54 Kansas State 48 over Nebraska 34 Butler 65 over Indiana 55 DePaul 63 over Centenary 40 Idaho 53 over Eastern Washington 43 West Stanford 70 over Oregon 62 USC 60 over Oregon State 40 UCLA 54 over Washington State 44 Professional National Anderson 72 over Sheboygan 53 Oshkosh 89 over Dayton 69

Texas Colorado A&m Baylor Auburn Alabama SMU Oklahoma A&m Texas Tech Midwest Utah Joseph's LaSalle Louisville Notre Dame Purdue Buffalo LaFayette Bradley St. Mary’s Calif Duqhesne Rutgers Lawrence Tech Colorado State Carnegie Tech St. Vincent Iowa State Harvard Kansas State Nebraska Butler Indiana DePaul Centenary Idaho Eastern Washington

AWGA Plans Annual Party And White Elephant Golf Tourney

The Austin Woman's Golf Association invites all members to its annual party on Wednesday at 9 am. A white elephant tournament is set with nine hole and eighteen hole flights listing paired players including Mrs A J Cornelius and Mrs W F Disler and others.

Austin Woman's Golf Association A. J. Cornelius W. F. Disler Winston Kinser al Schorre Robert West H. R. Greene E. M. Glasscock Monroe Fogle W. F. Helwig Ross Terry Betsy Rawls

Turk Edwards Promoted to Redskins Executive Vice President

Washington brief states Turk Edwards was promoted to executive vice president of the Washington Redskins on Monday. Edwards said he would seek the best available man to replace him as head coach.

Washington Barly Albert Turk) Edwards Washington Redskins

Texas Blanks Colorado A M In Tight 56-47 Win

Slater Dugan Martin led the Texas Longhorns past Colorado A&M Rams 56-47 in Oklahoma City. The UT star scored 12 points in the first eight minutes after halftime and finished with seven field goals and two free throws in a standout second half earning the team a hard earned victory.

Austin American Sports Lahoma City Slater Dugan Martin University of Texas Longhorns Fighting Rams Colorado A&m Rams Texas Gray Philip George Wilton Taylor Gordon Ingram Ram Tom Hamilton Don Dobler Coloradoans Hamilton Gratis Colorado Steers Madsen George Taylor Texas Triumphsee Prolobado A&m White Ranson Ingram O and

Texas Steers Reach Semis In All-College Dribble Derby

Texas Steers advance to the semifinals of the 13th annual all college dribble derby after a 59-44 win over Colorado A&M. Baylor, Alabama, Oklahoma A&M and Texas Tech also reach semis as Oklahoma A&M earned a 47-26 victory to face Alabama.

Texas Steers Baylor Auburn

Rauch Dominates on Defense and Passing for Georgia Bowls

Rauch stands as a defensive star and top passer for Georgia, ranking fourth in bowl pass completions and contributing strong tackling and pass defense with 13 interceptions over three seasons. Georgia trails California in interceptions but leads among major bowls in yardage gained through the air, while Texas struggles with fumbles and ball security.

Rauch Nevada Stan Heath Butts Georgia California Texas Bulldogs SMU

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