Saturday grid dial lists major Texas games on air
Three Southwest Conference football games and one other tilt are set for broadcast. Texas vs Arkansas at 1 50 p m on KTBC Austin with Charlie Jordan and Fred Kincaid announcing. Texas A M versus TCU at 2 30 p m on WOAI and WFAA with Wes Box and Jerry announcing. Baylor against Texas Tech at 5 p m on KNOW with Bill Michaelis and Eddie Barker. Rice versus SMU at 8 05 p m on WRR KABC and KWTX with Kern Tips and Alec Chesser announcing.
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Eddie Barker
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Alec Chesser
Ponies Launch Title Drive Against Rice
Associated Press reports the Southwest Conference race heats up with three games in standings starting the first full weekend of conference play. SMU Mustangs defend 1947 title against Rice Owls in a night game at Houston, Rice’s first conference game.
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Texas A M Texas Arkansas clash looms in open col lege season
Texas faces Arkansas in a conference opener as both teams seek to stay alive in the title race. Scott is backed by Clay Pyle and Campbell as Texas must improve its line and halt Arkansas strong ground game led by Pritchart and Procter's injury cloud hangs over Texas receivers.
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Zaharias Riley Reach Texas Women's Open Final
Mildred Didrickson Zaharias of Denver and Polly Riley of Fort Worth won their semi finals to reach the 36 hole final in the Texas Women's Open at Fort Worth. Riley defeated Mary Agnes Wall 4 and 2 and Zaharias beat Helen Detweiler 3 and 1. Riley is an amateur. Zaharias a pro.
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SWC grid picks forecast balanced showdown season
Austin American sports editor Wilbur Evans predicts Texas A&M to beat Texas Christian 14 to 10 in a tight Southwest Conference clash. He suggests Baylor may be upset by Texas Tech and rates Arkansas over Texas, with Texas favored 20 14 over Arkansas and other swc matchups including SMU 14 Rice 7 Baylor 20 Tech 13.
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End of Week Preview: Texas Arkansas Rice and Bayou grid bouts
The piece previews Texas facing Arkansas with fast field conditions and aerial threats from Clyde Scott and Paul Campbell. It also covers Rice aiming to rebound at SMU, plus Texas A&M hosting TCU and Tech at Baylor, highlighting air attacks and home-field edges in a packed round of games.
Alexander shoots 65 to lead Glendale Open halfway
Alexander of Lexington NC fired a seven under par 65 to take a 36 hole lead at the Glendale Cal open with a 135 total. Mangrum and Hogan tied for runner up as the field waits on Saturday’s Empire City Gold Cup entries and a possible foreign challenge to Citation.
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Lexington
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Ben Hogan
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Calumet Farm
College grid of 50 football matchups listed in caps
A compiled list of college football pairings. Matches include Army Harvard PennColumbia Holy Cross Brown Dartmouth Colgate Pitt Marquette Penn State West Virginia Rutgers Princeton Cornell Syracuse Wisconsin Georgetown Tulsa Georgia Tech Auburn Georgia Louisiana State Vanderbilt Kentucky Missouri Navy North Carolina North Carolina State Alabama Tennessee Mississippi State Cincinnati Ole Miss Tulane Virginia Washington and Lee Northwestern Michigan Ohio State Iowa Purdue Iowa State Colorado Notre Dame Michigan State Arizona Minnesota Illinois Oklahoma Kansas State Abilene Christian Howard Payne West Texas Hardin New Mexico Hardin Simmons Trinity Sam Houston McMurry Texas A and I North Texas State Stephen F. Austin Oregon Southern Cal California Oregon State UCLA Stanford Nevada St. Marys and others.
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Austin Maroons Dominate Bryan 27-0 in House Park Clash
Austin's Maroons rout Bryan Broncs 27-0 at House Park, featuring a strong ground game for four rushing touchdowns and a late aerial drive. Salyer, Zuhc, Warren, and Clemons starred with multiple ball carries and receptions as Austin extended its winning streak to four.
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TCU OU Night Game May Attract 20 000
Fort Worth reporting early ticket sales show about 20 000 fans expected for the Texas Christian Oklahoma University football game on Oct 23 at the newly enlarged TCU stadium which seats a little over 33 000. The game will be played at night.
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