Opening of 1950 Season Not Far Off
United Press reports the approach of the 1950 college football season with practice deadlines under 72 hours away across seven Southwest Conference cities. Coaches ramp up staffing, freshmen show promise, and lettermen abound at Texas A&M Texas and Rice, while Rice and SMU face adjustments under new leadership as the season nears.
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Y United Press
Rice
Gilettc
Otis Douglas
Yonas
John Be
Phill
Agree Sauer
Baylor
Bob Jaodrt
Florida
Jess A
Aggies
Texas
Cherry
SMU
Standings and Scores From Various League Games
Houston leads with 8 to 4 over Oklahoma City in one report while Dalles edges Keesent and Fort Worth 4 to 11. Tulsa drops 2 to 8 as San Antonio travels to Fort Worth. Detroit and New York show mixed results among several teams with Saint Louis at 9 and Cleveland at 5. A memorial note honors Mason Pangton of Arlington, aged 105, as the oldest Mason resident.
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Pouny
Houston
Oklahoma
City
Report
Dalles
Keesent & Fort Worth
Inj
Antecio
Tulsa
Eshs Gemes P Skieveport
Oklahoma City
Banmott
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Talay
Filladeivsia
Detroit
Glesen
New York
Pon
Cleveland
Westhagton
Saint Louia
Fishing Facts And Fiction Heavy catches and river tales in Trinity Bay area
Jim Nelson reports varied fishing with Lawrence Stazney and W C McHlroy taking 304 trout at Fish an renant tangyers Reef including six over three pounds. Zeonard Chance and wife landed 63 pounds of gaspergoos near Picketts Bayou while others fished the Trinity and Cut-off rivers. Shrimp yields were large with 94 pounds of tails from Trinity Bay and local shrimp abundance noted. Port Isabel reports reds, trout, Spanish Mackerel offshore and near jetties with water 78 to 90. Purple Hearts to 80 Marines wounded in Korea announced by Brigadier General Edward A. Craig.
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Lawrence Stazney
W. C. McHlroy
Anrenant Tangyers Reef
Nelson
Zeonard Chance
Picketts Bayou
Trey
Chance
R. C Goodman
P. C
Mrs. Sims
Sims
Ceder Bayou
Tin Can
Seb Hillard
Yacht Club
Red Bluff
Barton Clark
Trinity Bay
Mazson Clark
Isabel
Korea
Edward A. Craig
Beaumont Slashes Cats Lead In Extra Innings Thriller
Beaumont Roughnecks beat Fort Worth 6 to 4 in 11 innings to shave Fort Worth’s Texas League lead to half a game. Emil Tellinger doubled and scored on Joe Sabatella’s single after a wild throw. Sabatella scored later on Ernie Nevels’ clutch hit as Nevels earned his second win. Tulsa split with San Antonio, Shreveport beat Dallas, and Houston topped Oklahoma City. Tonight’s slate features Beaumont at Tulsa and the rest.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Cats
Beaumont
Roughnecks
bresk @ tle
Skin the Cats
Emil Tellinger
Joe Sabatellas
Sabatella
Ernie Nevels
Nevel
Beaumonts
Mike Lemish
John Rutherford
Tulsa Oiters
San Antonio Missions
Antonia
Lou Slester
Oilers
Rocco Ippolito
Tulsa
Sio
Walker Cross
Houston
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Dallas
San Antonio
First Call Issued For Women Bowlers
A meeting to organize women bowling teams will be held Thursday at the Lerswoesdy Bowling Lanes. The league plans eight teams this year replacing six. Call the bowling alley for information.
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Bam
Lerswoesdy
Minnesota
Rice Football Squad Almost All Texan
Houston report says the 1850 Rice Football squad is 89 percent Texan with every member a Texas high school alumnus except one. The sole non Texas native reserves uncle Buddy Edwards from the Arkansas side of the two state town, who lives about five hundred yards from the Texas line.
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Houston
Fipi
Rice
Tess
Buddy Hdwards
Arkansas
Texas
Heng
Texas Ling
Red Sox Face Dilemma Bench Williams Rival Goodwin Dilemma
Boston manager Steve ONeill may bench Billy Goodman to reinstate Ted Williams, balancing the major league top hitter with Williams’ return and Goodman’s versatility. Goodman boosted average to .370 after taking left field, while Williams’ gate appeal makes removing him unlikely. Boston sits four in the standings as Detroit and others press.
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Carl Landouist
New York
GE — Oh
Steve O'Neill
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Winto
Billy Goodmen
Ini
O'Neill
Williams
Goodman
Concord
North Carolina
Bostoni
Ton
Rosling
Indians
Sportswriters Have So Got Muscles at Houston Post
Clyde La Motte, Houston Post sports editor, briefly nabbed a thief at Memorial Hospital. He tackled the man fleeing with clothes from La Motte’s car, detained him until police arrived, and advised locking vehicles to prevent such thefts.
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Houston GP
Clyde la Bfotte
The
Houston Post
Memorial Hosbal
la Motte
The brothers borrowed one point seven five million dollars
Two brothers borrowed one million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars from a lender. The article outlines the loan and related financial actions, naming the parties involved and the date of the transaction.
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Feta
Chicgso
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Beste
Creinnall
Tia
Saint Louis
Mason Pangton
John J. Ray
Mason
Arlington
Ray
Ehtan
Mont Tees Ae
One Seae GB
Amgodio
Stereeree
Wees
Revepor Vane
Aes BS
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Ryan
Fenakes
Welaas
Goodman ME
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Walt
By Jim Nelson
Port Isabel
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Rovers
Shreveport Sports
Jerry Fahr
UY Karatre
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Athletics
Bobby Shantz
Hal Newhouser
White Sox
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St Louis
Jim Pearce
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Rookiya
Reds
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Wayne
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Jim Konstanty
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