Rebels Arrive in Houston for Bluebonnet Bowl Week
The Mississippi Rebels arrive in Houston to prepare for the Bluebonnet Bowl against Texas Longhorns. Coach Johnny Vaught plans workouts at Rice University with one day in Houston before Friday’s practice. Capacity at the stadium is 70,000 with large crowds anticipated despite uncertain weather.
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Blue Jay Cagers Crush Buffs in 60-19 Tilt
Crosby St Joseph's first basketball team whipped the Crosby eighth graders 60-19 with Allen Beauchamp scoring 31 and Lee Beauchamp adding 15 as Ben Garcia coached the Blue Jay cagers. Their next game is at 2 p.m. Saturday Jan 7 against Holy Name of Houston.
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Hunting Tales and Bucks in the Fall Outdoors
A lively hunting chronicle from Junction to East Texas recounts tall tales and misadventures. Tillman O’Brien earns the nickname Moose after noisy mischief at Cripple Hill and a four deer haul. Martin rattling horns and rock cracks yields a buck in the brush. Sam Laster helps free a trotlined buck at Sam Rayburn Lake. Stipe, Enderli, and others encounter cold, gear quirks, and near misses as the season unfolds.
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Cripple Hill
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O’brien
O Brien
Buck
Sam Laster
Sam
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East
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Sam Rayburn
Lesters
Jim Stipe
Laredo
George Simor
Stipe
Bill Bradshaw
Johnny Enderli
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Cedar Bayou Bears Rally Past Carver 36 28
Cedar Bayou Bears defeat Carver 36 28 in a defensive high school basketball game. Cedar Bayou built a 14 13 halftime edge and stretched a late third quarter run to hold off Carver’s charges.
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Starr Named NFL MVP in AP Voting for 1956 Season
PALO ALTO Calif AP Bart Starr recalls 1956 as his breakout year and the Packers star is voted the NFL Most Valuable Player by the AP with 19 votes. Starr, hampered by college injuries, rose to start and lead Green Bay toward the Western Conference title as Lombardi weighs resting him for a potential Super Bowl matchup with the AFL winner. He remains unsure about playing the regular season finale against the Rams amid rib injuries.
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Leroy Kelly
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