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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1951

Page

9

Texas coach Cherry ends Cotton Bowl streak after six losses

The Dallas based report notes J Blair Cherry, Longhorns coach, suffered six straight Cotton Bowl defeats over four years ending with a 21 point combined margin. It recalls Texas last beat Arkansas 14-13 in 1939 and describes the jinx as relentless.

Dallas J. Blair Cherry Longhorns Texas Arkansas

Cotton Bowl Jinx Haunts Cherry End of Coaching Days

Texas lost an extra point game to Tennessee in the Cotton Bowl as Oklahoma had done three months earlier. Tailback Hank Lauricella sparked a late rally for Tennessee while coach Cherry faced his final Cotton Bowl, insisting he would shake off the loss and move on.

Cherry Steers Oklahoma Longhorn Texas Longhorns Tennessee SMU Jackson Bud Sherrod Paul Porter Lauricella Tenneseee Ben Tompkins Dallas Don Ae Big Jim Lansford Marle Bilair Cherry Bill Wilson Bud MccFadin Okeh Big Bud Okey Cocker Room Byron Townsend Dick Rowan McFadin Rozer Fort Worth Gib Dawson Dawson Nubbin Frank Medina J. T. King Ben Tompkins Stolhandske King Kozar Sen Proctor Cunningham Memorial Stadium Eck Curtis Ate Tennesee Ken Jackson Bill Milburn

Longhorns Concede Cotton Bowl Defeat to Tennessee

After a hard loss in the Cotton Bowl, Texas coach Bud McFadin praised Tennessee’s blocking and speed. Players like Ben Tompkins and J. T. King noted mistakes and praised the Volunteers, while injuries dampened Texas as Townsend and Rowan reflected on the tough day.

Gordon Polofsky Ted Daffer Bud McFadin Texas Townsend Acme

White scores 35 as Long Island University routs South Carolina

Sher nan White led Long Island University with 35 points as the undefeated Blackbirds beat South Carolina 84 to 58 at Madison Square Garden for their eighth straight victory.

New York Shernan White Long Island University Madison Square Garden Blackbirds South Carolina

Gustafson Leads Golf Champions at Butler Park Pitch and Putt

Carl Gustafson Jr. posted a one under par 53 stroke average per 18 holes and helped Dobbins Campion Lumber Company win the Championship League title this winter at the Butler Park Pitch and Putt event.

Carl Gustafson Jr Dobbins- Campion Lumber Company Butler , Park

Tennessee Volunteers Pride In Cotton Bowl Victory

In the University of Tennessee dressing room after a 20-14 Cotton Bowl win over Texas, Hank Lauricella stood out for his second half rally. Coach Bob Neyland praised the team. Lauricella credited teammates as reporters noted his modesty and jubilation.

Texas Kentucky Oklahoma Tennessee Louisiana Lauricella

Tennessee Powers Past Texas in Cotton Bowl Thriller

Tennessee built an early lead with a 75 yard Lauricella run and a TD pass from Tompkins. Texas answered with two quick scores but Tennessee’s blocking and Porter’s punting kept the Vols ahead 14-7 at halftime. The rough game featured standout defense from McFadin Sewell Dillon and Polofsky while Lauricella and Dawson made key plays for Texas.

Tompkins Lauricella Texas Bud McFadin Harley Sewell Bobby Dillon June Davis Lansford Volunteers Bill Jasper Bill Pearman Gordon Polofsky Porter Ead Vols Bob Nevland Tennessee Billy Porter Hank Lauricella Brillian Herky Payne Longhorn Payne John Gruble Pat Shires Porter Steers Townsend Bec Ompkins Tormipkins Longhorns Gib Dawson Tom Stoihandske Dawson Leuricelia Shires Jimmy Hill Kawans Kozar Bert Rechichar

Southwest Texas Opens LSC Race

Southwest Texas State begins Lone Star Conference play with a 1 0 record leading the race and hosts Sul Ross at Alpine for a conference test. Stephen F Austin defeats Rice and faces Sam Houston State as East Texas State meets Northwestern at Commerce.

Southwest Texas State Sul Ross Alpine Sull Ross Stephen F. Austin Rice Sam Houston State Nacogdoches Texas State Northwestern Commerce West Tyee Houston Bam Houston Stephen Austin Va Texas

Bowl Scores Leak Through Hazy OCR Lines

Scores from major bowls listed with teams and outcomes. Tennessee beat Texas 20 to 14 in the Cotton Bowl while Michigan 14 topped California in Sugar Bowl. Kentucky edged Oklahoma 13 in the Orange Bowl, and Clemson won 15 14 over Miami in the Gator Bowl.

Michigan California Kentucky Oklahoma Clemson Miami Wyoming Washington & Lee

Kosar and Sherrod Top Cotton Bowl Performers

Tennessee fullback Andy Kozar and end Bud Sherrod were named outstanding back and lineman of the Cotton Bowl after Tennessee beat Texas in Dallas. Sports writers gave Kosar six votes to beat Lauricella.

Dallas Andy Kozar Tennessee Bud Sherrod Texas Kosar Lauricella

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