Santa Clara To Open 1950 Rice Schedule At Home
Rice coach Jess Neely announced Santa Clara will visit September 30 for Rice’s 1950 opener marking the second meeting of the teams. Rice aims for an intersectional attraction as the Broncos seek a strong season after losses to bowl teams. The schedule also has Rice playing LSU Pitt and Texas Tech at home and on the road, with Texas A and M and TCU on the docket and a Cotton Bowl berth linked to a top season.
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Mack Predicted to Lead A's to One More Pennant
Connie Mack, turning 87 tomorrow, expects the Philadelphia Athletics to contend for the 1950 pennant in a stronger American League. He sees a rough race with midwinter trades, other hopefuls like the Yankees, Indians, and White Sox, and says the A’s are better than last year and poised for a great season despite uncertainty.
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Oklahoma fan says incidental expenses soar above ticket price
A Norman football fan from Oklahoma City complained that incidental costs attached to four Sugar Bowl tickets and the January 3 Oklahoma State game pushed his total to 5.61 dollars. He itemized charges from bonuses for tickets to cab fares and babysitting while securing priority slips, plus beer tax and other small expenses.
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Bowling star Reggie Digat leads Humble Club scores
Reggie Digat topped the Humble Club Bowling League with a 2294 series and 2294 in a single game earning top honors. Dugat propelled the Laboratory team to a decisive win over the Inspectors as Tech Service beat Engineers and Research Catalyzers won 3 to 1. The Tech and Chemists match ended in a draw.
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Two-Week Vacation Begins for Houston Public Pupils
Houston public schools shut for a two week holiday, affecting about 89,000 students. Final pre Christmas programs filled closing sessions, with schools resuming on Tuesday, January 2.
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Conklin Benefit Dance Aims To Aid Fire Loss Family
Friends of the Conklins plan a Bayou Dinner Club dance to raise funds for Cedar Bayou residents whose home burned last Sunday. Proceeds support lumber costs with labor volunteers from the refinery, led by Len Pap Shires. Admission is 1.
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Cedar Bayou Beats La Marque 38 33 In District Tilt
Cedar Bayou Bears stay perfect in District 25 A with a 38 to 33 win over La Marque at the Bayou gym. Coach Cotton Watkins’ Bruins led all night as La Marque closed to within two late, Lawrence Blanscot scored 21 for Cedar Bayou while Aldine’s Bl Peck poured in 33 for La Marque. Cedar Bayou has lost only one game this season.
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Wichita Falls Proud Of Coyote Coach Golding
Wichita Falls fans crown Joseph Lester Golding Texas high school Coach of the Year as his Coyotes reach the Class AA finals at TCU stadium. With only two 1948 starters, Golding rebuilt a lean lineup into a 13 game win streak, 414 points, and a small, fast squad facing Austin for the title.
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Steers And Aggies Uphold Prestige Of SW Conference
Southwest Conference teams from Texas and Texas A&M won key games to keep the league even on Tuesday night. Texas edged Houston 46 44 at Gregory Gym in Austin as Bill Hullman sparked the rally and Tom Hamilton clinched it. Texas A&M overwhelmed North Texas State 74 33 in College Station. Tulane upset Baylor 83 53 in San Antonio with Mel Peyton leading Tulane. Wichita State beat TCU 63 48, and Rice faced Colorado in Boulder in the lone WC matchup on the night.
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Rice in Peak Condition For Cotton Bowl Clash
Houston dispatch reports Rice Institute in strong practice for the Cotton Bowl clash with North Carolina. Coach Jess Neely praised the squad as excellent and expressed high respect for North Carolina and coach Suavely, noting one standout called "Justice."
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Sand Gut and Ellery Wilame Ww Wers met in a regional bowl as Ottmoss With a shouly Sof te sayy yesterday's heay Try Sun Ciassiticag.
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