Sports Murray-Go-Round Fan Letters Spark Online Clash
In a feisty exchange from a Cotton Bowl column, Murray-Go-Round readers poke fun at a misstep about Auburn and Georgia Tech. W A McElhannon and Roy E Johnson reply with sharp, playful critique while defending sports writing standards. An anonymous contributor is praised for boldly signing comments, even from tough venues.
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Guglielmi Makes Notre Dame Metre Dame Team
Guglielmi directs Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl against SMU with deft signals and quick reads. The article praises his leadership and Brennan’s poise, noting the Irish coaching and team confidence. Arkansas fans donate to Coach Wyatt appreciation fund as he led the Razorbacks to the Cotton Bowl. Jaroslav Probny defeats Art Larsen to win the Peruvian international tennis title in Lima.
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Ted Williams Likely Return to Red Sox Next Season
New York Dec. 6 Up Ted Williams is a good bet to be back with the Red Sox in 1968, owner Tom Yawkey said. Williams, 36, claimed he was finished with baseball, but Boston officials plan to hire him in left field next year. He fractured a collarbone in spring training but returned to hit 45 home runs in WT games.
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Lufkin Abilene Favored In Preseason Class AAA AA Feud
Ed Fite reports Abilene and Lufkin, top contenders for state tie honors since September, opened the Class AAA and AA championships with whitewash wins over El Paso Austin and Sherman. Abilene crushed Gi 0 while Lufkin defeated Sherman 26 to 0. Semifinals set for Fort Worth and Waco with other AA, A matches in Houston and Port Arthur. The 24 survivors feature 150 touchdowns and a mix of perfect records and near-perfect runs across classes.
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754 Golfers Signed For Miami Open
A record total of 24 golfers, including defending champion Doug Ford, signed for the $10,000 Miami Open which starts Thursday. About 88 pros will be exempt from Tuesday’s qualifying, reducing field to 140. The 20th annual Miami Open attracts top names like Ed Farrol, Chick Harbert, Sam Snead, and Arnald Primer in his pro debut. Also highlights include Gene Wiltler and Shelley Mayfield among the promising newcomers.
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Owls State Favorites and a Thrilling Showdown
Deer Park invades Hondo for a Class A quarter final clash in a game billed as one of the state’s top football encounters. Deer Park seeks a 13th straight win behind a strong line and standout performances from Jimmy Carpenter and Bubba McLean as Hondo, a lone loss this season, presents a difficult test with a versatile, passable Owls squad.
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Bermuda tournament yields Omery top scorer in goodwill event
Professional golfer Clare Omery of Arlington Virginia finished as the lowest individual with a four hole total of 211 in the Bermuda goodwill tournament held Sunday in Hamilton Bermuda. The Shawnee Country Club of Shawnee on Delaware Pennsylvania won the team championship with a best-ball score of 184.
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Housing Boom Adds Millions of Homes 1950s U.S.
Between 1950 and 1954 roughly three million new houses were built in the United States. Builders and policymakers accelerated postwar housing, shaping suburbs and home ownership during a period of rapid growth.
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