SWC Race Preview Links Texas Texas A M Title Hope
Texas and Texas A M meet in Austin in a pivotal SWC game that could keep Texas alive for a share of the title while A M seeks a nine game winless streak ending. A Texas win would set a Cotton Bowl showdown with SMU and TCU, with Rice Baylor Arkansas also in key contention.
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Tidwell Shines as Auburn Scrimmages for Clemson Clash
Travis Tidwell, former national offensive leader, displayed strong running power during Auburn's midweek scrimmage in Mobile ahead of Saturday's Clemson game.
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Johnson Plans Knee Operation After Cotton Bowl
Gil Johnson of Southern Methodist, top passer in the Southwest Conference with 61 completions on 97 throws for 837 yards and eight touchdowns, plans knee surgery after the Cotton Bowl. He aims to add running later and has played with a taped knee to protect against opponents.
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Gil Johnson
Southern Methodists
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Johnson
Wrigley to Pay for Wilsons Burial in Chicago
Philip Wrigley, president of the Chicago Cubs, said Hack Wilson will receive a proper funeral. Wilson, once the Cubs home run king, lay unclaimed about 24 hours in the Baltimore City Hospital morgue before burial arrangements were announced.
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Hack Wilson
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Philip K. Wrigley
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Bowl invitations trail as major bowls seek Jan 1 teams
Sugar Cotton and Orange Bowls still hunt for New Year’s Day teams as three smaller bowls filled. Vulcan Bowl in Birmingham will host Greensboro A and T and Kentucky on January 1. West Virginia meets Texas Mines in the Sun Bowl in El Paso. Evansville faces Missouri Valley in the Refrigerator Bowl on December 4. Oklahoma and North Carolina eyed by Orange Bowl. Oklahoma votes to consider any invitation if they win final game. Oregon coach Aiken prefers Sugar Bowl.
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Birmingham
Ala
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Texas Mines
el Paso
Texas
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R. D
Buck) Freeman
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North Carolina
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Jim Aiken
Oregon
California
Aiken
Three District Schoolboy Grid Championships on Line Today
Twenty four Texas high school football games are scheduled Thursday with six rating district titles and the state playoff race near. Brackenridge and Jefferson clash in San Antonio for the district 4 City Conference crown while Brackenridge must win by more than 21 to claim the title. Childress at Quanah headlines district 2 with the winner likely securing the crown. Denison must beat Sherman in district five to wrap the title, and Temple visits Waco for district nine as 18 district titlists are formed for the city conference and Class AA-14.
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Childress
Conn to Battle Lyons Tonight in Dallas Ring Show
Billy Conn returns on a comeback tour matching with Jackie Lyons of Oklahoma City in a 10 round bout in Dallas. James J Braddock will serve as third man in the ring as Conn seeks a third shot at champion Joe Louis. Braddock notes Lyons has won 45 of 51 fights and will provide a strong test for Conn.
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Globe-Miami Player Drafted by Pioneers
Four Class B teams drafted five players from lower leagues in the Class B draft announced by George M. Trautman. Globe-Miami, Ariz. shortstop Edward Azendzian was selected, called up by Austin in the Big State League.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
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Ariz
Arizona
Texas
Austin
Two Centex Teams End Regular Season Undefeated
New Braunfels and Cameron stay perfect with 10 straight wins as Navasota and Hallettsville drop from the unbeatens. St. Joseph's Victoria ties Hallettsville 7-7. Caldwell shuts out Navasota 7-0. New Braunfels edges Seguin 7-6. Cameron beats Waco B 29-14. Offensive leaders include New Braunfels 458 points and Cameron 318. Hallettsville allows 20 points.
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Final Centex standings and top scorers noted
Leander placed second with 20 points while New Braunfels gave up 25. Bill McDaniel of San Saba led final scoring with 132 points, Cameron's Howard Beale had 123, and Nava-Sota's Dick Haddox 111. The final district scoring record follows.
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New Braunfels
Bill McDaniel
San Saba
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Cameron
Howard Beale
Navasota
Dick Haddox
Granger Lions maul Bartlett Bulldogs 20 to 0 for district title
Granger's Lions surged to a 20-0 District 35B championship win over Bartlett's Bulldogs. Elon Baker scored Granger's opening TD on a 51 yard drive, with Peschell and Hornak keying the offense. Carleson and Hornak added the final scoring drives as Granger advanced to a bi district game against Leander.
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Charles Carleson
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Carleson
Dick Cagle
Erick Miller
Son Bais
Baker
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Interscholastic League breakfast set for Dallas
Dallas officials announced an annual Interscholastic League breakfast inviting school administrators teachers and coaches to attend Friday. The event highlights league activities and honors member schools in the region.
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Various high school and college scores across multiple games
Lamar over Milby 13 to 0 in District 3 City Conference. Carrizo Spvrines beat Devine 13 to 0 in 31A 32A bi district. Granger 20 Bartlett 0. Highland Park 46 Denton 14 in 6AA. Thorndale 24 Rogers C Benavides 14. Our Bluff 13. South Carolina Frosh 25 Citadel Frosh 12. Miss Southern 47. Union U Eastern Ky St 26 Southeastern Delta St Thhrs 27 Cumberland U 14. In pro and college play, Waterloo 68 Syracuse 59. Denver 60 Tri Cities 51. Minneapolis 117 Providence 89. Wilkes Barre 76 Brooklyn 58. Siena 56 Sampers Sinois Tech 6iscis Optometry 36.
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