Ganders Prep For Busy Home Slate In 12 AA Play
Ganders schedule two early home games starting with Milby then Houston San Jacinto visit for a tough run of three straight tests before 12 AA play opens January 15 at Freeport. James Beavers led scoring in San Jacinto loss after Alamo Heights win, with Nettles also contributing. Lee’s gym hosts San Jacinto again in a practice game.
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Fire drill becomes real blaze in Fourth Street home
Highlands volunteers trained during weekly drill when a three room house on Fourth Street caught fire around five. They moved to the scene, extinguished the blaze in moments with damage confined to the kitchen. Home occupants Mr and Mrs Herman Bishop and child were away. owner Ernest Moorers estimated damage at 1500 dollars. Alarm came from a neighbor. Fire Chief Jim Collin said the fire appeared to start in a hot water heater.
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Cedar Bayou Beare top Liberty 28 27 in district clash
Cedar Bayou Beare claimed their fifth win in seven starts by edging Liberty Bigh 28 to 27 in a non district game at Liberty. Bobby Walters and Jesse Bishop led Cedar Bayou with 12 points each, while Jimmy Bird and Hebert Bishop contributed solid hours. Cedar Bayou led 10 8 after one period and 20 15 at halftime, as they prepare for District 25 A action at Cleveland next Tuesday night.
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Cotton Bowl broadcast plan for Rice vs North Carolina
NBC and three statewide networks will carry the Cotton Bowl from Dallas on January 2. Kern Tips, Texans' leading sportscaster, will provide play by play with Alec Chessler. Broadcast begins at 1 01 p m with KPRC Houston among stations carrying the game. The note adds a line about blondes in the British Isles.
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Middleton Wins Singles Tourney Title
Middleton defeated Wilkins 6-4 7-5 yesterday on Humble courts to claim the junior tennis singles crown. He and Russell captured the doubles title as well, with solid wins in the finals. Medals were awarded to the winners under the tourney directed by coach Leo LaBorde.
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Neely Praises Rice Workouts Ahead of Cotton Bowl
Rice Owls coach Jess Neely expressed satisfaction after a lighter workout as his team prepares for the Cotton Bowl clash with North Carolina defense. Ohio State also tuned up for the Rose Bowl, with coach Wesley Fesler noting the scrimmage was the last hard session and rough on quarterback Bill Petersen.
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Ducks Move In As Northern Winds Return
Outdoor editor notes better hunting in Texas as migrating mallards and other ducks arrive with arctic northers. Bureau of Reclamation projects 219 dams and 260 miles of canals, promising flood control and more water for fishing and duck habitat. Tule Lake wildlife refuge treats botulism ducks with antitoxin and fresh water care, while wildlife service experiments regulate lake water levels to curb outbreaks. Federal fishery enforcement uses aerial photography to catch illegal fishing. Quail season ends January 16. reports say shooting is the best in years.
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Maryland Terps Rise as Grid Power Under Coach Tatum
Maryland, home to 13,900 students, shows growing power in college football as coach Jim Tatum builds a rising Terps program aimed at a Gator Bowl meeting with Missouri on January 2. The 1940s effort includes stadium expansion plans and national recognition.
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Indoor track season sparks high hopes from AAU official
New York December report quotes Dan Ferris predicting an unusually keen season with the largest pool of young athletes in track and field history. He cites Olympic and Pan American stimuli driving participation and outlines plans unveiled in Washington for U S Olympic Association activities.
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Bowling star dominates Women’s Classic with 487 series
Joe Marie Ellis racked the top 487 series and a 199 game to lead Goldfield to a decisive win over Trene's in the Women's Classic Bowling League. White Star defeated Hirchner's 3-1, Highlands and Weingarten tied 2-2. National AAU senior championships loom February 13 at Madison Square Garden with stars from York, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, Cleveland, Chicago, Montreal, Hamilton and Lafayette among contenders. Dan forecasts strong 600m to mile events. Barry of Ireland trains in New York for two and three miles. Viljo Heino of Finland arrives January 28 after world 10,000m record and 20,000m universal mark. Expected rivals include Fred Wilt, Carl Stone, Horace Ashenfelter, Warren Druetzler, and James Urquhart.
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Cotton Bowl Cage Tourney Tonight
A week long basketball carnival akin to New Orleans Sugar Bowl opens at 7:30 p.m. with Navy vs SMU at 5,000 capacity State Fair arena. Baylor and Baylor and SMU hold weak records. top billing goes to the 9 p.m. championship game after opening rounds and a consolation showdown.
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Choo Choo Hopes To Snap Bowl Jinx
Raleigh dispatch previews North Carolina’s hopes to beat Rice in the Cotton Bowl led by Justice and All-American end Art Weiner. The Tar Heels seek a fourth straight bowl appearance and to reverse Sugar Bowl blues with a win in Dallas. Weiner played in Sugar Bowl and is set for his second bowl game. New Year’s Day could turn luck around.
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College Basketball Roundup From Sugar Bowl Tournament
In heated action across the Sugar Bowl and related events, Kentucky faced Bradley in a title bout, Missouri and Oklahoma clashed in Kansas City, and Bradley upset favorites in a Southeastern Conference showdown. Oklahoma City Chiefs upset the Oklahoma Aggies to claim the All-College crown, Farrel Craig earning MVP, while Drake met Tennessee in Des Moines and North Carolina State led to a finals berth over Penn State. Other scores included Missouri 62 51 over Colorado, Oklahoma 35 50 Kansas State, Northwestern 64 58 UCLA, and Yale 72 62. Uncle Bev Jones dies in California County native.
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Notice C P L Gentry Changes Shop Affiliation
Formerly with B Barber Shop. is now at Lewis Barber Shop.
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