God-Fearing Guard Ex-Steer Stars In Pulpit
WACO Nov 17. Ex Baylor guard Rev Ray Mayfield Jr doubles as a Baptist pastor and Baylor football lineman. A 195-pound divinity student with wartime service and Cotton Bowl action, he leads a30 member congregation near campus and cites football discipline as life discipline.
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Irish Guard Named Lineman of the Week
Notre Dame guard Bill Fischer, a 21 year old senior from Chicago, earned this week's AP lineman of the week for stellar defense against Northwestern and a late fumble recovery in Notre Dame's win. Several other linemen were highlighted for strong play in the poll.
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Williamson picks Baylor TCU and Arkansas winners
Williamson selects Baylor, TCU, and Arkansas as winners in the chart explaining home and away designations. The note clarifies column order, home team indicators, and game timing abbreviations for the 1948 period.
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Michigan Students Seek Irish Contest
A campus movement at University of Michigan calls for a football game with Notre Dame. Petitions posted on campus urge resuming the rivalry by 1949, with signatures mounting. Notre Dame officials already expressed willingness to meet if arranged.
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Terry May Coach Reds in Spring Training
The Cincinnati Reds announced that Bill Terry, former New York Giants manager with a lifetime NL batting average of .341, may serve as a spring training batting coach next year.
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Dallas Drafts Austin Player
Eight double-A league clubs drafted sixteen players from lower minor leagues on the first day of a two day draft. Dallas picked Leon Brinkopf of Austin Ralph Rahmes of Columbia Sloan Washington of Texarkana and Thomas Finger of Wichita Falls among others.
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Post Graduate Grid Player Faces Old Teammates
Washington Nov 17 A high school football player graduated from a local school last year then enrolled at another high and played a full game this fall against his former McKinley Tech teammates. Jack Talbert, once a wingback for McKinley Tech, appeared at Wilson High as Jack Swiggard.
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Smithville and Leander favored to win titles this weekend
Central Texas football reaches its 11th weekend with Smithville Navesota Leander and New Braunfels eyed as likely champions. Results include Navsota 20 Caldwell 12 and Leander 7 Lometa 6 in district play, plus Fredeicksburg 20 Mason 18 and Schulenburg 26 Columbus 6 among top matchups.
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