Southwest Conference Enters Second Week Play
The Southwest Conference begins its second week of championship play. Texas Tech visits Houston to face Rice, risking a perfect conference record. Texas and Texas A&M meet in Austin, while Texas Christian hosts Texas A&M at College Station. Baylor and Texas Tech tilt at Lubbock, with Arkansas at Fayetteville and Rice versus SMU in Dallas on Saturday.
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Bank Condition Report for Citizens National Bank Baytown 1964
Report of condition for Citizens National Bank & Trust Co of Baytown Texas as of December 26, 1964. Assets show cash and balances, US government securities, state and corporate obligations, bank premises, and other assets totaling over 25 million. Liabilities include deposits from individuals and institutions, government deposits, and other liabilities, with capital accounts and directors' attestations confirming accuracy.
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Texas Triumphs as Navy Stumbles in Cotton Bowl Showdown
The 1964 Cotton Bowl narrative centers on Texas offense exploiting Navy's defense with a mix of power runs and strategic passes. Darrell Royal notes misgivings over Navy's crowding, prompting deeper throws that helped Texas post 402 yards, while Navy surges and criticisms frame the national title chase and future coaching chatter.
Texas Grabs Cotton Bowl Victory With Two Long TD Plays
Texas used a fake handoff and quick throws to Harris to forge two long touchdowns. Navy defender Donnelly chased Harris as Sutton overran a tackle, allowing a 63 yard score by Talbert after a tipped ball. Carlisle forged a 22 yard scramble and a 36 yard pass to Harris on third and 17 as Texas amassed 234 passing yards.
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Texas Tops Navy 28-6 In Cotton Bowl Thriller
The Longhorns dominate Navy, gaining 194 passing yards in the first half while Carlisle connects on two clean passes amid a sea of lobs. Texas improves to 28-6 as Navy struggles to stretch the field, with Tommy Wade relieving in the third quarter and passing misfires by Trull and Staubach noted.
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Navy coach Dietzel nets eight-year West Point stay
West Point extended Paul Dietzel’s contract through 1971, lifting pay and solidifying his job after Navy’s football dominance over Army. The 39-year veteran’s eight-year outlook comes amid a two-year stint marked by a 5-7 record and two dramatic losses to Navy, including the 21-15 Philly setback. Dietzel called the deal a sign of confidence and said he is pleased with Army’s program and the contract extension.
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Eagles sweep Barbers Hill invitational hardware
In the Barbers Hill tournament the host Eagles won the boys division final 90-35 over Hitchcock to avenge a previous loss. The Eagles led 26-13 at halftime, then held on through a tight third quarter before pulling away late. Aycock led with 12 points, Kilgore 10, Burgess and Forbus 9 each, and Burgess and Kilgore also grabbed 12 rebounds. Varsity girls topped Hitchcock 45-24 as Gilbert scored 20 and Whitney 13. B teams and consolation brackets were also decided, with Danbury and Liberty earning titles in their divisions. The Eagles host Liberty Tuesday for a final tune-up before district play.
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Bears Cup Third Place In Tourney
Cedar Bayou Cedar Bayou High finished third in the La Porte Junior High tournament by beating Jackson of Pasadena 33 28. They opened with a 58 28 win over La Porte, then lost to Deer Park 49 45 before the third place game. Nelson fouls hampered Cedar Bayou in the loss, while Slack led with 13 points and Hargraves added 11. Burns scored seven in the final minutes against Jackson to seal the third place.
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Former LCB Man Named Texas Ranger
John Hoyt 28 of Longview, former district supervisor for the Texas Liquor Control Board, named a Texas Ranger. He will join Ranger Company A in Houston to replace the late Ranger Harvey Phillips, per Col. Homer Garrison of the Department of Public Safety.
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