Cadets Face Expulsion as Army Cheating Scandal Unfolds
West Point 90 cadets charged with cheating held a gymnasium protest claiming a raw deal as final processing looms. The Army refused to name the accused. many face general discharges prohibiting commissioning, while the Black Knights vow to continue football with an 11 game schedule. Colonel Bart Blaik, father of a cadet, left the academy amid the announcements.
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Military Academy
Bob Blaik
Tech
Black Knights of the Hudson
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Leer
Bart Blaik
Washington
Dixon Gairs Final Round InNet Meet
Dixon Gairs reaches the final in the net meet after a 6-0 6-3 semifinal win over No 2 seed. Graham and Adams also advance to the singles final with 6-3 6-1 and 6-2 victories, while doubles semifinals set Buddieton Russell vs Coleman Dixon and Graham vs Adams. Final scheduled for 3 pm at Hemble courts.
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Don Dixon
Beytown
Bearings Fosell
Coleman
Port Arthur
Dixon
Allen Graham
Houston
Humbie
Graham
Jack Adams
Dallas
Baytown
Bobleton
Todo Buddieton
Russell
Tommy Roberts
Hayden Schilling
Hemble Eourts
Bucke
North Is Favored In All Star Game
Northern all Stars enter tonight’s schoolboy basketball classic as 14 to 20 point favorites over the Southern squad. The edge rests on height with Keith Lens of Borger and Lloyd Giles of Texarkana sparking the interior, as North seeks a sixth straight win in the Texas state event.
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nHi
All Stars
Texas High School Coaches Association
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Borger
Lloyd Giles
Texarkana
Anynen
Lane
Cliff Wells
Tulane
Corpus Christi
Eidem's 55 Yard Run Sparks South in Six-Star Game
In Alamo Stadium the South beat the North 14 to 6 behind a 55 yard run by Duane Nutt and a strong passing attack led by Nutt to Morris Stone. Frank Eidem and Nutt starred on offense as Paul Parkinson contributed on defense and kickoffs. The South improved its versatility with better passing and blocking, while North back Tommy Fields earned outstanding back honors. Coach Bryant's no-contact practice week contrasted with Clemson's Hard Howard prep for the North squad.
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Port Arthur
Frank Eidem
Corsicana
Duane Nutt
South Eleven
Alamo Stadium
Paul Parkinson
Baytown
Nutt
Morris Stone
Stone
Bidom
Hidom
Wichita Falls
Howard Moon
Houston Reagan
Nome
Henry Barfield
Perkinson
Larry Graham
Houston
Lawher
Paul Bear Bryant
Kentucky
Bryant
Frank Howard
Clemson
Bali
Fridarys Results: city standings across games
Friday results show Houston 3 Fort Worth 3 and key scores for San Antonio 11 Dallas 2 Shreveport 3 Tulsa 2 Oklahoma City 4 Beaumont 2 New York 4 2 Saint Louis 4 10 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia Chicago 7 Washington 4 Boston Detroit 2.
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Dallas
Shreveport
Tulsa
Okahoma City
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Texas
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Worth
Tulsa Oklahoma City
Steerer
Cincinnati Seeee
Pittsburgh
Doc Hudson Hurls Two-Hit Ball As Oilers Win
Baytown Oilers defeated Ellington Field service nine 3-0 to end the week. Doc Hudson pitched a two hitter with 17 strikeouts and three walks. Dodd and Connell doubled for Baytown as they scored two in the third and one in the sixth.
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Baytown Oilers
Ellington Field Service
Ellington
Hudson
W. C. Dodd
Dutch Connell
Po A Smith
Dodd
Burch
Littlejohn
Kiyeton
Reed
Connell
Hunt
Few
Schubie
Baytown
Rei—Smith
R~ Smith
Feed
C. Schubie
H—Connell
Tremble
Smith
Meis
S-Hutson
Bowman
Warrenfelt
Bob
Goodnite
Moore
Bass Still Reachable Despite High Water and Moss
High water and heavy moss hinder bass fishing at the Highland Asservior but persistent anglers persevere. BH. T. Head reports two days of limits, while Hunter Whitlock often lands bass using flies plugs and worm baits. Advice from Hunter emphasizes stealth, staying seated, wading, and approaching hotspots from cover. The Gannons offer minnows and Brown Bose worm, George Edwards reports croakers and trout at Daews Reef and Red Bluff, Trey finds sparse catches on sand flats near Cedar Bayou, and Eugene Compton brings home gofftops and croakers near Cedar Point wells. Dr. Maurice Blum is praised as the year’s most confident fisherman. Mexican poultry import restrictions due to new castle disease cut movement from Mexico into the United States.
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Hunter- Whitlock
Hunter
George Edwards
Boat Racers To Freeport Meet Sunday
Ten drivers from Baytown Boat Club will contest the Freeport Jaycee Anniversary Motorboat Regatta on the Brazos River diversion channel near Freeport. Prizes total half the gate up to 1500 dollars, with 14 races on the card and over 8000 fans from cities across Texas expected.
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Freeport Jaycee Annusi
Brazos River
O. B. Ayler
FP. D. Hollaway
Fred Palmer
Ed Chandler
H. H. Reed
Rowland Pruett
R. H. Pruett
T. A. Shepherd
Bill Striping
John Falco
Lone Star Racing Association
Port Arthur
Beamont
Orange
Houston
Austin
Waco
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Paris
Freeport
Bozt Racing
Maulers Tie for Sheriff Nine Clinches Championship Race
The Maulers defeated the Deputy Sheriffs 6 to 3 to lock a share of the 1951 title, placing them two games ahead of Paine in the standings with two games left. In the twin bill opener, the Junior Newsboys lost 4 to 2 to the Maulers as Buddy Chisolm and David Lange shined on the mound.
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Paine Nine
Paine
Sheriff
Rochelle Stadium
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Pzine
Buddy Chisolm
David Lange
Paul Ray
Duke Jones
Wooster Baptists Rally, St Mark's Triumph in Playoff
Wooster Baptist came from behind to defeat Memorial Baptist 5 3 and level the Methodist Church League best of three playoff. A decisive third game set for 7 30 p m at Diamond One. St Mark's beat Highlands First Baptist 15 2 to 0 in the other series, extending its win streak to 13 straight including 11 regular season wins. Jimmy Johnson spun a three hitter for Wooster Baptist while Bobby Watford homered for Memorial. Hap Marshall homered for St Mark's as Clyde Hughes and Johnny Spergeon kept pressure on the mound.
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St Mark's
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Johnny
Musial's .372 Is Still Tops In NL
New York Stan Musial of the Cardinals and pennantbound Brooklyn Dodgers converge on the National League batting title. Musial holds a .372 average after Thursday's games, Robinson second at .336, with Campanella fifth at .324 Reese sixth at .323 and Furillo eighth at .312.
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Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Musial
Jackie Robinson
Dodgers
Robinson
Badgers
Roy Campenella
Pee Wee Reese
Carl Furillo
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