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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1956

Page

8

Grandad Rose Bowl Tuneup Scores Big Showdowns

Tuesday chatter focused on Michigan State’s multiple offense and Don Kaiser’s late goal. Oklahoma beat Maryland, Georgia Tech and Pitt fought to a 7-0 finish. Ole Miss edged Mississippi State in a Cotton Bowl preview. Swink shone for TCU, Curtis struggled for Ole Miss, and the Rose Bowl clash was hailed as the best game of the year.

Michigan States Don Kaiser Red Sanders Ucians Oklahoma Maryland Georgia Teth Pitt TCU Jim Swink Chuck Curtis Ole Miss Curtis Swink Michigan State

Oklahoma, Michigan State clash eyed after Orange Bowl

The article notes Morrall and a MSU quarterback in a high profile narrative around the Orange Bowl. It highlights Oklahoma fans, Tom Harmon’s broadcast role, and Spartan coach Duffy Daugherty's comment on Kaiser’s field goal kickoff, underscoring a tense postgame mood and strong teams.

Rugged Joe Glass Named To Dallas Paper All State

Baytown star Joe Glass, 180 pounds, earned a Dallas Times-Herald All-Star berth as a top defensive lineman from district 14. The selection list also names Abi lene, Tyler, and Wichita Falls players, while local hopes for Glass and Gates were passed over by the Sports Writers All-State panel.

Rugged Joe Glass Dallas Paper Baytown Joe Glass Dallas Times-Herald Glass Abi- Jeng Tyler Endie Glenn Gregory Abi Joe Sports Writers Cameron Gates Denner Ang Walker Kenneth, Wailer Austa Gonsoulin Gates, Walker Many & Day

Terrapin Defense Falters as Opponent Clinches Victory

Terrapin tactician Tatum laments a tight game as Sconers Finest Yet fails to stop a sweeping opponent attack. Oklahoma mentor Bud Wilkerson outmaneuvers the Terrapin lineup, delivering a decisive defeat that crowns the rival with a strong national showing.

Injuries Hit Red Raiders in Sun Bowl Victory

El Paso coach Phil Dickens credited Texas Techs surprise 21 to 14 Sun Bowl win to two plays. Hank Marshall made a difficult fourth quarter catch that preserved the lead. Texas Tech suffered a second quarter setback as backup quarterback Buddy Hill twisted his ankle on the opening play.

EL Pasco Phil Dickens Texas Tech Hank

Gander and Freeport tip off district race in opener

Gander captain Jerry Don Smith and Freeport center Emmit Baker lead the two teams as they begin district play in Lee Gymnasium. Freeport seeks to derail a strong Gander lineup, with star scorers led by Raymond and Baker anchoring a veteran five. Beams of Pasadena Galena Port Arthur and Beaumont loom as rivals as the season opens with mixed results and returning players from the Bees.

Tom Murray Sun Jerry Don Smith Emmit Baker Freeport St .R.m Bob Wagstaff Lee Gymnasium Lee Frank James Atte Marida Port Arthur Powers Pasadena Galena Aport Bali Arthur Pete Pease Slick Ellis Gander Bees Aiac Leeka Beaumont Royal Purple Murray Hiechell Galvestown Galena Park Artur Orange Eagles Gymnasium Carter Loman Briday Gaytown Port Ereepart Gander Scoters Ronnie Gilbert Kenneth Woods Chico Holtzhenuser Leo Hechler Wagstaff Baker Terry Stein Hollis Bood Jack Raymond Bobby Spencer Stein Ganders Raymond Qady Smith Hechler Gander Woods Heltzbheeser B-reem Mwiligtert Ronnie Faulkner Ho Ay Poston Wayne Porter Spen Bees Port Neches Faulkner Porter

Baytonians Shine at Orange Bowl Tennis

Baytown players posted gains at the Orange Bowl. Robert E. Lee junior Paul Camp reached a third round in 12 and under singles before losing to Mike Grewal. Camp and Eddie Sledge advanced to 12 and under doubles quarters before falling. Wilkins, once Baytown state singles champion, lost in opening rounds. Green claimed the boys under 12 title defeating Camp and Sledge in later rounds.

Baytown Showl Miiami Robert E. Lee Paul Camp Mike Gre Como Dallas Eddie Sledge Paul Doodies Dave Harum Corn Gables Flainmaen Harum Wilkins Hamm Buddy Filis Miami Jose Aguero Roy Garrido Francisco Rodrigguez Cuba Tenmy Robinson Shereveport Green Camp Sledge Texas Neil Drewery SL Louis Dick Horwitz Brooklyst Bob Macy Glen Longstead

Junior Highs Battle Tonight Pasadena Fives To Provide Action

Baytown Gosling hosts Pasadena Jackson in a B-team game at 6:30 p.m. followed by an A-team contest, while Horace Mann meets Pasadena Southmore in a doubleheader with the B-team at 7 and the varsity at 8. Cedar Bayou travels to Woodland Acres as district play resumes. Darren Ocker is out with ear infections.

Pasadena Fives Baytown Horace Mann Pasadena At & Pm Woody Walker Baytown Gosling Pasadena Jackson Pasadena Southmore Cedar Bayou Woodland Acres Gulf Coast Junior High Galena Park Junior High Jackson Southmore South Houston Texas City Galveston Darren Ocker Jay Bollinger Ocker

Georgia Tech Coach Praises Pitt Power After Sugr Bowl

Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd praised the Pittsburgh Panthers after a 1 0 Sugr Bowl loss. He lauded Pitt's offensive power and desperate goal line stands that kept Tech's defense strong. Dodd said he was proud and happy to have won as Tech withstood Pitt's offensive arsenal.

New Orleans Georgia Tech Bobby Dodd Pittsburgh Panthers Tech Pitt Dodd Jone Grigly

Quarterback Debacle Shapes Cotton Bowl Upset

Mississippi stunned Texas Christian 18 to 14 as Day, the Ole Miss QB, directed a decisive rally after Curtis injury left TCU short in the opening play. Richard Tinney filled in, preserving a five game bowl losing streak for the Horned Frogs.

ED Fite Dallas Mississippi TCU Rigkoff Curtis Richard Tinney Abe Martin

Disputes Over Michigan State Win At Rose Bowl

Pasadena, Calif. UP The Rose Bowl clash ended with Michigan State beating UCLA 17 4 as the final seconds ticked away. Disputes arose over a suspected intentional grounding call and a late sideline coaching penalty that UCLA protested, while UCLA coach Red Sanders defended the officials saying the calls were correct.

Pasadena Calif Michigan State UCLA Dave Kaiser Ronnie Knox Ute Bruins Red Sanders Knox

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