Patterson Named Texas Coach Of Year In TSWA Balloting
DALLAS AP Patterson, Baylor’s standout season and high scoring totals led TSWA to name Texas Coach Of The Year. The vote highlighted Patterson’s impact across football and basketball amid a year of strong performances by Gil Steinke, Claude Gilstrap, Neely, and others.
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National league 10 team expansion plan discussed by Ford Frick
The Nation reports in New York that the league plans a sane orderly expansion route for the 1961 season. A committee led by Commissioner Ford Frick was formed to study possible expansion options and timing, aiming to stabilize growth and maintain balance.
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Royals Making Inroad In NBA
Report describes new NBA clubs entering in 1962 and the mail vote by club owners on approvals. Highlights include Robertson Embery Embry scoring 81, and plans for Houston and New York to sign free agents. notes on expansion and player procurement rules with comments from Warren Giles and a study committee of Quinn Devine Brown McHale Basayi.
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Joe Brown
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John McHale
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Buzzie Basayi
Texas Tops Hogs Rice Trips Bears
In Southwest Conference action Texas defeated Arkansas 68-53 to topple the favored Hogs while Rice beat Baylor 70-59. Texas A&M Tech and Rice led the standings, with Texas and Rice set to clash Saturday in Lubbock and Fort Worth games shaping the title race. Donny Lasiter led Texas with 15 points as Jerry Carlton paced Arkansas with 18.
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Roland Burtis
Steve Smith
Owls
Dick Tinsley
Dick Park
Sawyer's Socks Still Unwashed In Louisville Victory
Louisville survived a busy night of college basketball action as Sawyer remained undefeated, while Duke, Michigan, and other teams posted varied results. The Cardinals edged past a troubled foe 72-71 in overtime, with key contributors John Turner and Rubenstein keeping the late lead secure.
Senior Bowl Final Workouts Tie In Starters
North and South squads completed extended practices in Mobile ahead of Saturday's Senior Bowl. Coaches Howell and Ewbank settled 25 man rosters for offense and defense, highlighting a heavier Rebels line and 230 pound averages for forwards and linebackers. NBC plans national telecast at 2:30 p.m. CST, with about 40,000 fans expected.
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Taz Anderson
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Bo Strange
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Syracuse
Roland McDole
Nebraska
Harold Beaty
Olahoma State
Joe Dean
Ohio University
Fred Hagman
Kansas
Carl Kammerer
College of Pacific
John Murray
Toledo University
NBC
Big Tackle Backs Top All Staters
The Texas Sports Writers Association picks the All-State Class AA football team led by Ernie Kay Jr. of Bellville with 136 points. Bill Gravitt of Denver City and Budgie Ford of Taylor repeat, with Junior Coffey of Dimmitt becoming the first Negro back on the team. Broncos Denver City guard Marcel Dorothy and several Olney players also named.
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Brady
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Terrell
Bert Gravitt
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Fon
Mires
Gravitts
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Denver
Olney
Ard
Twarrell Tayler
Norman Tedlin
Larry Pedenf Olney
Eight To Enter PGA Hall Of Fame
Dallas AP eight persons to be inducted into the Texas Hall of Fame for Golfers on Monday night. Jimmy Demaret Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson to receive in person. Posthumous awards go to Willie Masaire Jack O Brien Jack Burke Se John Bredemus and Babe Zaharias.
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Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Willie Masaire
Hoenston
Jack O'Brien
San Anntonio
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