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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1949

Page

7

Williams Seeks Overhaul of TIL Classing Rules

AUSTIN December 23 The Tex Interscholastic League athletic director Francine Dr Rhea Williams calls for a drastic overhaul of TIL regulations assigning high schools to conferences and districts He argues for three criteria geographic area enrollment and progress toward state or regional championships to create a more educational fair classification He notes many schools are voted into conferences beyond their enrollment and urges a mandatory assignment rule to stabilize future divisions.

Williams Austin Tex- Interscholastic League TIL Francite Rhea Williams The Interscholas State Executive Committee Eague Wiliams State Twilliams

AA Title At Stake Today In Fort Worth

Fort Worth December 23 Wichita Falls Coyotes meet Austin Blaroons at Texas Christian University stadium for the state Class AA Schoolboy football championship. Kickoff at 2 pm with both coaches Golding and Kitchen fielding powerhouse teams seeking their first title.

Fort Worth Wichita Falls Coyotes Austin Blaroons Texas Christian University Joe Golding Johnny Kitchen Capital City Golding Kitchen Wichita Fells Austin Hach Temple Dallas Sunset

Sugar Bowl halftime row sparks OU Band dispute

Reports from the University of Oklahoma era say the Sugar Bowl allotted only four minutes of halftime to the 150 member OU band, prompting OU coach Bud Wilkinson and President George Cross to vow their team will avoid bowls that shortchange the band.

Dessie University of Oklahoma Sooners LSU Bud Wilkinson George Cross Dr Cross LSD

Highland Park Ganders boast deep coaching staff

Dan Shults notes the Ganders rely on many coaches led by Frank James head basketball coach Pete Sultis head baseball coach and Beverly Rockhold head track coach and trainer for football. The Highland Park program’s success suggests a strong mentor lineup comparable to Lee High’s staff.

Frank James Pete Sultis George Armstrong James Sultis Beverly Rockhold Ganders Highland Park Lee Texas

Owls Set To Defend Cotton Bowl Track Record

Rice Institute’s Owls, billed as “a team with a personality,” seek to extend a spotless bowl record in the Cotton Bowl against North Carolina on January 2. Led by QB Tobin Rote and star end Froggie Williams, Rice boasts a seven-point favorite as they aim to cap a season highlighted by key victories and a SWC title.

Houston Owls of Rice Institute Tesiming North Caroline Owls Colorado Ah-America Whizzer White Tennessee Hies Southwest Jess Neely Froggie Williams Rice Texas Arkansas Southern Methodist Billy Burkhelter Vernon Glass John Riley Harold Kelley George Gleasner Harmon Carswell Joe Watson United Press Clemson

Coaches To Vote On 19 Year Old 10 Semester Rules

Fort Worth Dec 2 Instructors for the Texas High School Coaches Association coaching school were selected but names withheld pending invitations. The 1950 school will start July 1 with bids invited for next year’s coaching school and all star games. Fort Worth Dallas Austin and San Antonio were expected to bid. Directors voted to expand all star squads and poll members on three issues including the 38 year rule and 16 semester rule. Spring football training for Class A schools was approved. North and South all star and basketball committees were set with chairmen Abe Hourston CerI Price Wheeler Jewell Wallace Wilson Head and others.

Fort Worht Texas High School Coaches Association Association Fort Worth Dallas Austin Lex Antonio Ted Browsrwood Abe Hourston Brownwood Cerl Price Waco Jewell Wallace San Antonio Jefferson Wilson Denver City

Missouri Routs SMU as Several Top Teams Fall

UNETED PRESS reports Missouri and UNETED squads delivered a double overtime win night as Missouri topped SMU in Dallas. Colorado defeated Rice 63 31 at Boulder while Oklahoma A M rallied to beat Arkansas 84 85 at Little Rock. Joe McDermott scored 22 for Rice, Paul Otcheithe led Missouri with 21 in a tense finish.

Southam Methodist Missouri Dallas Blissouri Colorado Rice Boulder Oklahoma A&m Arkansas Little Rock Afissouri Sato Paul Otchei SMU Ted George Heineman Tigers Joe McDermott Buffs McDermott Margot Axskensass Aggies Thunder Mergin Hank Tha Cowboys Jack Hess Parker

Blind Bogey Tourney Set Over Weekend

Blind Bogey Tournament at Baytown Country Club will be held tomorrow and Sunday with both men and women competing in an 18 hole event. Nine holes will be blind. Entry fee is 50 cents. No start time yet announced.

Baytown Country Club Kyle Alford

Rice Owls Begin Four Day Christmas Holiday

Rice Institute football players, Cotton Bowl bound, start a four day Christmas break after coach Jess Neely dismissed them following a workout yesterday. They return Tuesday for final training ahead of the January 2 Dallas game against North Carolina, with little heavy work planned next week.

Houston Rice Institute Jesa Neely North Carolina Dallas Neely

Bell's Ward Wins Outstanding Player Award at High

Tomie Ward, High's top fullback, has been named Billy Hempel Memorial Trophy recipient by the Galveston Optimist Club for outstanding play, sportsmanship, and scholastic standing. Ward, a senior weighing 2099 pounds, was a unanimous choice and is reportedly leaning toward Tulane and SMU. His punting ability is highlighted as a major college asset.

Bell Big Back Tulene SMU Tomie Ward Ball High Lee Ganders Billy Hempel Galveston Optimist Club Tomie Ward Tulane

Prediction for 1950 sports season by Fearless Fraley swami

In a humorous 1950 forecast, Fearless Fraley predicts the Boston Red Sox win the American League pennant with Detroit second and the Athletics third. Ralph Kiner and Ted Williams are named home run champions in their leagues. Joe Louis is forecast to regain and then retire from the heavyweight title after a comeback win over Max Schmeling.

New York Dee Fearless Fraley Canarsie Fakir Fraley Iskir Oscar Cincinnati Reds Boston Red Sox Reds Tiger Detroit Athletics Ralph Kiner Ted Williams Joe Exzard Charles

Fraley predicts Derby glory and other bold sports claims

Oscar Fraley projects oil capitol’s two gray colts from Tulsa’s Tom Gray stable heading to the Kentucky Derby. The piece jokes about Poughkeepsie regatta, Empire at Jamaica racing, Snead and Middleton golf, and wild forecasts across football, tennis, hockey, and wrestling with a mix of humor and improbable outcomes.

Oil Capitol Tulsa Tom Gray Poughkeepsie-at-Marietta Empire-at-la- Maica Samuel Jackson Snead Cary Midddlecoff Louise Brough Jack Kremer Detroit Red Wings Rassling

Arkansas End Coach Takes Post At UCLA

Los Angeles reports Arkansas Fund Coach and Scout William Barnes, 32, will replace Mike Balitsaris as end coach at UCLA effective December 31. Balitsaris resigns to take a southern job. Barnes is a 1938 Tennessee Rose Bowl teammate of Balitsaris.

Los Angeles Arkansas Fund William 3. Barnes Mike Balitsaris UCLA Balitsaris South Wilbur’ Johns Barnes Henry Red) Sanders Vanderpilt Sanders Southern USCLA

Peak Duck Hunting Expected This Weekend in Baytown Area

Baytown area duck hunters anticipate a weekend peak as the second half of the season opens. Reports say birds are plentiful with several parties tagging geese and ducks. Notable catches include seven geese and two ducks near Anehuac, plus a 31 pound bass by Sid Whiteside at Highlands Reservoir. Texas covers 265,396 square miles, much less than Alaska.

Baytown Henry Goodwin Trinity River Bottom Jack Wailker Roy Hightends Reservoir Harold Werner Barrows Ranch Anehune Joe Wesson Wilton Roper Johnny Echols Anehuac Sid Whiteside Whiteside Bess Highlands Reservoir Il Bess

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