Gander Cagers Narrow Win Over Jeff Davis Quintet
Gander edged Jeff Davis as college and high school scores appear scattered across a crowded box of results. Notable items include Texas Christian 38 Nebraska 37, Missouri and others posting mid-game totals. Interleaved lines show varied scores such as Harden-Simns 70 and Georgetown 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Texas Christian
Nebraska
Rkassas
Missouri
Brooke Army Medical
Austin Cotlege
Hardin-Sim Ns
Sui Ross
Worth Tesas
Southeast
Okla- Soma
Texas Tech
Warland
Eastton
Harvard
Georgetown D.C
Princeton
Midwest Bradley
Colorado
Mars State
Kentucky
Neaska Wesh Valley
Mars
Lee High Eagles Open With Narrow Win Over Jeff Davis Houston
Lee High Ganders edged Jeff Davis 40 39 behind strong defense and balanced scoring led by Eddie Gray and Mickey Pilippin. Lanny Henton and Russell contributed key free throws as Lee built a 36 27 lead, then held off a late rally to open the season with a victory before facing Freeport Exporters next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Shults
Frank James
Lee High
Jeff Davis
Houston
Ganders
Davis
Lee
Freeport Exporters
Freeport
Eddie Gray
Rol Schbaldi
Eugene Kitthe
Mickey Pilipin
Lanny Henton
al Finger
Pillow
Russell
Stle John Cathy
Anette Galena Park
TE Mann
Wees
Kittinger
Reynolds
Ash
S- Ha
Zo Weee Price
Lee Lane
Cathy
Pillow Seereeee
Schiradit
Cees Russell
S Grion
X . Daw
Adams
Carter
Tee Henning
Spe Geatz
Wiss
Iss
Jeff Davi
Lee Apt
Lee—Pilow
Gray
Kittinger Mann
Pettit
Price
Cathy Officials
Creddock
Timer Armstrong
Soltis
Arkansas, Frogs And Ponies Earn Overtime Wins
In Dallas, Texas Christian and Arkansas both won in overtime. TCU edged Nebraska 58-57 as Knox and Ohlsen sealed the finish, SMU defeated Texas Tech 50-48, and Arkansas beat Missouri 46-43 in Fayetteville with Hester leading Arkansas and White brothers keying Vanderbilt's winners over Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Southern
Texas Christian
Dallas
Jim Krox
TCU
Nebraska
SMU
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Missouri
Fayetteville
Fice
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Texas
Murray State of Kentcks
Austin
Knox
Kenny Ohbsen
Joe Good
Corsch
Harry Good
Fred Sager
Horned Frogs
Good
George McLeod
Tech
Jack Eastman
Derrel Murphy
Murphy
Pam
Nolen
Razorbacks
Billy Toar Hester
Sophomos
Tyron Lewis
Floyd Sagely
Hester
Walter Karns
Bill Stauffer
Rice Owls
Don White
Bob White
Tennessee
Big Ag Victory Party Tonight in Baytown
Baytown A and M Club hosts a victory celebration at Bayshore Motors showroom on Market Street. Festivities begin 6 30 pm with Ray George and Hank Feldberg as guests of honor, KREL radio interview at 6 50, technicolor film shown, dancing music, barbecue ham and turkey served, $1 25 per person, over 100 expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Texas A and M
Aggie
Bayshore Motors, Incorporated
Market Street
Ray George
Hank Feldberg
Army
KREL
Fred Hart
Baytown Sun
Bayou Lumber Company
A and M
Texas
Lee Ganders
New Method Analyzes Ores for Uranium and Lead
Scientists from the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory developed a method to analyze ores for lead and uranium. It measures lead 206 and the uranium lead ratio to date mineral formation, detecting uranium and lead in rocks at parts per million and even smaller amounts. The technique reveals insights into billion year old rocks and requires far less lead than prior methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
CEI
University of Chicago
Atomic Energy Commission
Argonne National Laboratory
Argonne
Gander opponents eyed as Stallworth plans October schedule
Sports notes profile Coach Dan Stallworth weighing October 3 date with Ray and Port Neches as potential Gander foes. Scoy shifts to officiating basketball, Stout praised, and Lounsberry sits out. End lineups at Gander teased along with heights and scoring records. a Florida baseball camp details arrive, plus state schoolboy football site rules discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Neches
DISSA
Corpus Christi
Port Neches
Dan Stallworth
Byard Scoy
Aggie
Hicpto Holmes
Bob Stout
Aggieland
Kevin Lounsberry
James
Eddie Gray
Mickey Pillow
Joe Schiraldi
Tommy Gentry
Lanny Henninger
Henninger
Lee
H. T. Norris
Orange
Louis Estes
Florida
National Baseball Bureau
Dan O'Connell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sid Schacht
Jack Daniels
Boston Braves
Joe Montalvo
Cleveland Indians
Danny Gardella
Houston Buffs
New York Giants
P.O. Boxistone
Texas Interscholastic League
Lee-Lubbock
Memorial Stadium
Top Minor Leaguers Are Sought By Japan
The Major League of Japan plans to recruit American players to raise skill levels. Scout Teijiro Kurosaki will meet Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and later with AL President Will Harridge and Browns President Bill Veech. Japan offers up to 35 000 plus travel for players moving to the Pacific or Central League next season from March to October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wup
Major League of Japan
United States
Teijiro Kurosaki
Kurozaki
Ford Frick
Will Harridge
Chicago
St. Louis Browns
Bill Veech
Japan
Yars Zoad
America
Highest Crosby Grid Honor Goes To Bill Thompson
Bill Thompson named most valuable member of the 1951 Crosby Buffs at the annual football dinner attended by Crosby men, fathers of players and townspeople. Coach Rhinelander announced co captains Paul Carleton and Alice Kratky for 1952. Texas A&M speaker Ray George shared the stage with golfers Jimmy Demerer Jackie Burke and Robbie Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellback
Billy Thompson
Crosby Buffs
Crosby
Fats Rhinelander
Paul Carleton
Alice Kratky
Ray George
Texas
Texas Aggies
University of Texas
Jimmy Demerer
Jackie Burke
Robbie Williams
Houston
Rhinelander
Baker
Francis Rucka
George Baumback
Alvin Heckler
Clarence Heckler
Carleton
Kratky
Clarence Krenck
Dennis Lindstrom
Charles Londa
Bob May
Bobby Naivar
Albert Kucka
Richard Surrey
Fred Tepera
Bennie Zermeno
Henhardt Zwahr
Reinhardt Z Wahr
Harold Dixon Thompson
Jack Dean
Charles Houghton
Kenneth Harris
Marcus Rigby
Hack Miller
Jerry Procharks
James Doss
Elsworth Fira
Billy Ray Shimek
Jody Tepera
Clifton Dusek
Pat May
Willie Joe Sitora
Joseph Ressier
James Havard
Gaie Ranson
Paul Doss
Albert Henry
Freddie Ramsey
Peter Wtrich
Terry
Larry Anderson
Roger Ramsey
Clarence Adlong
Earl Dahlquist
Gene Fleming
Eugenes Dilliard
Claude Adams
Johnny Rubin
Bill Reynolds
Rennie Dusek
Jimmie Transpotsa
Charles Mainer
Raymond Zytha
C. O. Dusek
Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
1953 Junior Amateur To Be Held In Tulsa
The U S Golf Association announced the 1953 junior amateur championship will be at Southern Hills Country Club Tulsa Oklahoma on dates to be determined. It will be the first time the event begun in 1941 is staged in the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
U.S. Golf Association
Southern Hills Country Club
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Southwest
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Lena
Glenmore Distilleries Company
Louisville, KY
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Minnesota
Big Ag
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Woods
Dial
By Dan Schults
Bill Thompson
Hartford
J. Wilkenfeld
Jensen Drive
Houston, Texas
General Tire & Rubber C
Ray Blackburn
Ferguson Motors
Casiben
GMC
Pontiac
FORD
Ferguson Motors, Inc
Texas Ave
George Derden
Paytown
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