Frank Medina Leads Southwest Trainers Association Emergence
Frank Medina UT trainer emerges as a central figure in college sports medicine as the Southwest Trainers Association forms with leaders from Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona. The group aims to elevate treatment standards and collaborate with national bodies while Medina previews a growing alliance and his clinical approach to ankle sprains sacroiliac issues and general care.
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Wojecki
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Rice Institute
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University of Arkansas
Langford
Delmar Brown
Baylor
Wayne Rudy
SMU
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Texas A&m
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SMU Players Hold Meeting as Coaches Excluded
SMU football players held a Wednesday meeting with coaches barred and then sprinted through a strenuous workout ahead of the Kentucky game. Doak Walker, a captain, was hospitalized with influenza and will miss the Kentucky contest.
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Crosby’s Son Gary Out for Bel larmine Varsity Grid
Gary Crosby, son of Bing Crosby, is sidelined from Bel larmine Prep football due to an injury. The California school confirms his absence from the varsity squad as team plans adjust.
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SMU Coach Matty Bell Won't Quit, Mouzon Calls Rumor Bunk
Dr. E D Mouzon SMU athletic council chairman says reports Matty Bell will resign after the season are false and bunk He notes Russell signed a seven year deal July 1 1949 and says Russell did not take Vanderbilt job because he lacked a long term contract
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Rusty) Russell
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Newsmen
Schreiner Homecoming Day Set In Kerrville
Schreiner Institute plans Homecoming Day on November 4 in Kerrville. Bully Gilstrap returns to greet former Mountaineer lettermen at 1 to 6 pm Open House, followed by a banquet, then a non conference football game against Southwest Texas Junior College at Antler Stadium. W C Weir and the coaching staff will attend.
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Antler Stadium
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Institute
Leo Daniels
Rex Kelly
Ted Oer
F. H. Junkin
Steer Harriers In Meet Today
Texas cross country hosts North Texas in the season opener at 2 45 p m on a 2 7 mile course from 2nd Street and East Avenue to Memorial Stadium. Captain Dick Brooks leads UT with Don Edwards and Ben Sparks pacing the Eagles. A return meet is set for Oct 28 in Denton.
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Rockford, Ill
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Broemer
Jamis Caruthers
San Antonio
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Boling
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Ben Sparks
Eagle Squad
Denton
Mancuso Released As Mission Skipper
Gus Mancuso, former National League catcher, was released as manager of the San Antonio Missions of the Texas League. William Byrd cited missed playoffs in two seasons and noted Mancuso would be replaced after the upcoming National Baseball Association meeting in Baltimore.
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Baggett Galvan Battle Tonight In Main Event
A Mexico vs Dallas showdown headlines the City Coliseum card as Otilio Galvan faces Buddy Baggett in a 10 round main event. Reduced prices apply while ringside seats stay at two dollars. under 16 admitted for fifty cents.
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Buddy) Baggett
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Rivas
Tripucka Dropped by Eagles to Strengthen Roster
Philadelphia Eagles placed Frank Tripucka on waivers to free a roster spot and bolster the injured fullback corps by recalling Ben Kisk. Coach Earle Neale noted Tripucka saw no regular season action and two veterans, Tommy Thompson and Bill Mackrides, remained ahead on the QB depth chart.
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Greasy) Neale
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Bill Mackrides
Fresh UT Longhorns to Brand Steers Amid Rice Opener
The University of Texas Yearlings open their season Friday at Memorial Stadium against Rice Owlets. Branding will mark freshmen to keep them in the Longhorn fold as Rice’s lineup includes Roden Daniels Westerfer Billund etc. Kickoff is 2 30 p m with admission 1 20 adults 50 cents for students.
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Knott Named Business Manager of Austin Pioneers
Jack Knott was named business manager of the Austin Pioneers to replace Bill Elliott. A native Texan from Dallas, Knott has 20 years in baseball including major leagues and has been a Reds scout for three years. He recently signed a contract with the Big State League club and will assume duties immediately.
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Highland Park Dallas Visits Wichita Falls In Key Week Game
The top Texas schoolboy football clash features Highland Park Dallas traveling to Wichita Falls. Both teams boast strong records with Highland Park's defense allowing only one score against them and both sides aiming to stay undefeated. The weekend schedule lists numerous matches across cities including Dallas Fort Worth Houston San Antonio and El Paso with a mix of high profile and regional games.
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Richards Resigns As Bison Manager
Paul Richards submitted his resignation as manager of the Buffalo Bisons, confirming reports from Waxahachie Texas by telephone. This season he guided the Bisons to their first International League pennant in 13 seasons and has been linked to other job openings.
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Fox hits 30 homers in 12 seasons tied for second place
Jimmy Fox produced 12 seasons with 30 or more home runs, ranking only behind Babe Ruth who had 13 such campaigns. The fact highlights Fox as one of the premier power sluggers of his era, surpassing many peers in sustained power.
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Meyer To Stay As TCU Coach
Meyer denies retirement plans stating he will not resign or quit as Texas Christian University head football coach for 16 seasons. He cites youth and intent to continue battling opponents despite rumors of leaving after his wife’s death and the 1949 season.
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Dutch) Meyer
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Abe) Martin
Ier Ae Is
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Star-Telegram
Syracuse Buys Jolly From Tulsa Oilers in 1949 deal
Syracuse announces the conditional sale of Dave Jolly a right handed pitcher from Lees Texas league team to the International League club. Jolly posted 11 wins and 7 losses for the Oilers in the 1949 regular season.
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