Four Teams Remain in SWC Title Chase This Weekend
Four teams battle for the Southwest Conference crown as SMU and Texas sit unbeaten in league play. Baylor, Arkansas, Texas A&M and Rice face pivotal games with Baylor at Fort Worth and Arkansas vs Texas A&M on the slate. Doak Walker leads in conference scoring after 55 points this season.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
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Eagles End Bears Unbeaten Run In Rainy Clash
Philadelphia Eagles topple the Chicago Bears 12-7 to end an unbeaten streak as Greasy Neagle directs a setback before 36,227 at Philadelphia. The win places the Eagles in a Western Division tie with Chicago and keeps Washington atop the Eastern race.
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NFL Game Recaps Highlight Scoring Spree Across Teams
The article summarizes multiple NFL results with Detroit Lions, Los Angeles Rams, Cardinals, 49ers, Browns, Yankees, Dodgers, Bills, Giants, Steelers, and Packers, noting key plays, scorers, and marginal performances. It mentions Otto Graham, Buddy Young, Jim Hardy, and other stars, plus attendance figures for league games and All America contests.
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Giants
Ray Eva
Steelers
Rams
Lions
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Bob Waterfield
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Dixie grid spotlight crowns top teams this week
New York report notes North Carolina and Georgia Tech atop the spotlight with bowl hopes as Carolina meets Tennessee and Georgia Tech heads to Duke. The piece lists top national powers with unblemished records, including Michigan, Notre Dame, Army, Penn, California, Clemson and Nevada, and updates scores from recent games.
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Mild calm for Texas schoolboy football season
Texas high school football shows a mild calm after a storm of upsets. Key results include Alamo Heights 21 Brackenridge 0 and Port Arthur 41 John Reagan 0 as district races tighten with several unbeaten teams remaining.
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Morris Loses Post As Evangeline Head
Edmond Deramee of Raceland was elected president of the Evangeline League, defeating J Walter Morris of Shreveport. Officials cited Morris distance from league towns, while Deramee lives near the league’s center of activity. Morris led the league about ten years.
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Sunday Grid Scores Show Mix of Upsets and Rout
Scranton 7 with Jacksonville and Rie toe 25. Steubenville tied Occidental 20. Whittier College beat Francis 6. Stoe 2 mbrose anisGis 32 and St. Ber net. 11S appear in scattered results.
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Longhorns Face SMU After Strong Comeback Against Rice
Texas improved in passing and rushing against Rice, led by Paul Campbell and George Petrovich. Byron Gillory and Randall Clay powered the offense as Texas, co-leading the SWC with unbeaten Baylor, awaits a tough SMU test and must minimize turnovers to stay in the race.
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Policemen Nab Longhorn-Owl Ducat Sellers
Houston police and Rice Athletic Association agents arrested six ticket scalpers near Rice Stadium before the Rice Texas game. The group included three University of Texas students, a San Antonio physician, an Austin insurance man, and another Austin man facing charges.
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Rifle Club Shoot Matches with Top Scores Listed
The report lists winners and high scorers across five rifle club matches. L C Turner leads Match No 1 with 399, followed by Tom Street and Raymond L. Sargeant on 398. Match No 2 names Jack Eaten winner at 397, with Tom Street and Turner close behind. Match No 3 honors James E Norwood at 399, Houston J Sides at 398, and T J Patterson at 398. Match No 4 and 5 show multiple pairings and high marks led by Barston Smith and George Waddington, with other shooters including Neal Huey and Ben Kline among top scores.
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Me Unham Jr
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Del Wilbur Named Houston Buffs Manager Player Coach
Houston announced on Sunday that Del Wilber 29 former St. Louis Cardinal catcher will manage and play for the Houston Buffs. President Allen Russell said terms were agreed and Wilber will replace Johnny Keane who moves to Rochester. Wilber arrived from Kirkwood Missouri for a brief conference.
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North Texas Texas Tiff Set in Lone Star Conference Showdown
North Texas State and Southwest Texas State vie for the conference lead with two wins each in a key San Marcos showdown. Trinity and Houston face precarious holds as Sam Houston State and East Texas State fight for cellar status.
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McMurry Southwestern Win Scrambles TC Title Race
McMurry beat Abilene Christian 13 9 and Southwestern edged Howard Payne 3 0 to keep the Texas Conference title race wide open. Hardin plays next after a 1 0 0 unbeaten league record. Austin College lost 25 6 to Missouri State non conference. W T Smith of Abilene Christian leads scoring with 48 points.
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Texas State slips past West Texas State 13-7 in border clash
Richard Nutt of North Texas State scored 17 points against Sam Houston to raise his season total to 50 and extend his lead over Trinity’s Gerald Levermann. The Border Conference game ended 13-7 for Texas State.
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St Edward's Tigers Win Nonconference Bout Over St Anthony's
Maurice Quigley piloted St Edward's to a 14 6 victory over St Anthony's Yellow Jackets on their field in a defensive battle. Jed Dunigan George Meyer Robert Garcia and Quigley powered key drives, with Quigley scoring the TD. St Edwards next meet Jesuit Dallas in a conference game.
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Czech Star Drobny Wins Pan American Championship
Jaroslav Drobny of Czechoslovakia retained the Pan American tennis title with a straight set win over Eric Sturgess of South Africa in Mexico City. United States pair Richard Gonzales and Frank Parker defeated Drobny and Sturgess in doubles after dropping the opening set.
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Indian Official Dies at 57 in Chicago
Harry Grabiner vice-president of the Cleveland Indians died at St. Luke's hospital after brain tumor surgery. He had been listed in favorable condition after the operation and passed away in Chicago on October 24.
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