Baytown JH Faces Rebuilding Ahead of District Play
Baytown Junior High begins district basketball with a rebuilt lineup led by lone letterman Fred Ernst and new prospect Norman Adams. Coach Harold Barfield oversees a crew including Fred Buckles and Jimmy Smith as Baytown aims for a north zone clash at Woodland Acres Galena Park after three practice games and an eight game slate starting January with Channelview and Deer Park on the road or at home.
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Baytown Junior High
Harold Barfield
Barfield
Baytown JH
Baytown
Fred Ernst
Norman Adams
Adams
Fred Buckles
Buckles
Hoading
Jimmy Smith
Cager
Joseph Schiraldi
Johnny Alvarado
Berfield
L. A. Bergeron
William Byers
Noel Chaplin
Manuel Munoz
Bobo Nettles
Ervin Smith
Ger Wilson
Jerry Gardner
Micheel Hensley
Schiraldi
Bagio
Channelview
Jackson
Pasadena
Galena Park
Woodland Acres
Beytown
Horace Mann
Deer Park
South Houston
Texas City
S. F. Austin
Lovenberg
Galveston
Garena Park
Bayfoun
Galena
Chelview
Dee
Woo
Acres
Lee Sym
Regi
Tewcom
Em Mann
Lee Gym
Mann
Tommy Gentry
Kenneth Daw
Gentry
Baw
Dan
Pete Jones
Bert Black
W. PF. Mize
Joe Chitty
Jimmy Burns
Garland Beaird
James Hollister
Bill Barlanv
Bartown Junior High
Baytown Gym
Lee Sim
Humble and Peterson Win In City Cage League Action
Humble defeated DeHart 42 to 25 and Peterson beat The Tower 44 to 38 in City Recreation Basketball League games. Upcoming schedules include Channelview vs O'Brien at 7 15 pm and National Guard vs Peterson at 8 30 pm next Wednesday.
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Recreation
Humble
DeHart
Peterson
Tower
Channelview
O’brien
National Guard
Lis
O'Brien
Hemphill
Dave Fussell
Baylor To Seek One Of U.S. Top Coaches
Baylor University will pursue one of the nation's best coaches after Bob Woodruff left for Florida. President W R White said Baylor will replace Woodruff with a premier hire as the school pushes ahead with its athletic program.
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Baylor
U.S
Waco
Baylor University
Bob Woodruff
University of Florida
W. R. White
Woodruff
Florida
Ralph Wolf
Wolf
White
Dr. White
Tallahassee
Baylor Athletic Board
OU Senate to Probe Sugar Bowl Prices in New Orleans
Norman Okla January 7 Oklahoma University student senate committee ordered by Senate President John Young to investigate prices in New Orleans during the Sugar Bowl with a report due next week as a preliminary protest to the New Orleans Chamber of Commerce A student attendee complained that water was sold at $1 a glass awaiting findings.
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Norman
Okla
CBI
University of Oklahoma
New Orleans
Senate
John Young
New Orleans Chamber of Commerce
Stoltz Assigned to Galveston Boy Scout Staff
Jack U Stoltz, formerly a Baytown Boy Scout professional, joins the Bay Area Council in Galveston to work with local Scouts. He served in the Air Force overseas after leaving Baytown duties in 1941, with prior assignments in New Mexico and Beaumont shaping his Galveston post.
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Galveeston
Jack UW. Stoltz
Baytown
Bay Area Council
Stoltz
Galveston
Bleecker L. “Morris
Boy Scoutg
Army
Air Force
New Mexico
Beaumont
Sandie All-State Back Secretly Marries in Clovis
Amarillo Sandies back Jack Newby wed Deanie Windsor of Amarillo in a secret Christmas holiday elopement to Clovis New Mexico. Newby, UT student, plans to finish high school at Amarillo then attend college and weighs offers from Oklahoma.
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Amarillo
Jack Newby
Armarillo Sandies
Clovis New Mexico
Deanie Windsor
Newby
Miss Windsor
University of Texas
New Mexico
University of Oklahoma
Cheer Leader for Future at REL Lee High School
Karen Armstrong, daughter of George Armstrong, born at 2:40 am at San Facinto Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds, with Armstrong a member of the Hebert E L Lee coaching staff.
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Robert EF
Lee High School
Karen Armstrong
George Armstrong
Hebert EL Lee
Karen
Armstrong
Lee
Attendance Trends At Madison Square Garden College Hoops
New York reports 17 college basketball shows at the Garden produce 270000 fans this season, near last year’s 270000 across 17 games. The average is 16059, with seven sellouts among 7 shows staged so far.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Ned Irish
Irish
Benner
New York U
Vanderbilt
the Garden
St. John’s
City College
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Garden
Ity College
St Johns
Long Island U
LSU. Blackbirds
U.C.L.A
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Bowling Green
Holy Cross
Hogan Fights Putters Amid Riviera Round
The 24th Los Angeles Open saw Ben Hogan struggle with the stick as Ed Furgol led the field at Riviera Country Club. Hogan, back after a near-fatal auto-bus crash, shot a two over par 73, while Furgol surged on the back nine with six birdies and a near five-hour round amid a bulky field of 125 players.
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Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Furgol
Royal Oak
Michigan
Ellsworth Vines
Jerry “Barbour
Pasadena
California
Ion. Gan
Hogan
Hanig
Hogan's
Eran
Dale
Sammy Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Riviera Country Club
Vines
Barbour
Bob’ Gajda
Detroit
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
West Vir
Gvila
Jimmy
Demaret
Ojal
Middlecoff
Tony
Penna
Cin
Eight SWC Grid Stars Playing In Senior Bowl
Eight Southwest Conference standouts who just finished eligibility are on the North team for the Senior Bowl. J D Ison Baylor guard Jack Halliday and Doak Walker SMU back are in the starting lineup. Others include Rupert Wright Bay lor Theron Roberts Ark ansas Dick McKissack SMU Paul Campbell Texas and Ray Borneman Texas. The 30 000 fans expect heavy aerial attack from both sides with Justice Tidwell Lebaron and Royal leading the North and South backfields.
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United Press Fight Southwest Conference
J.D. Ison
Baylor
Jack Halliday
Doak Walker
SMU
Southwest Stars
Rupert Wright
Theron Roberts
Arkansas
Dick McKissack
Paul Campbell
Texas
Ray Borneman
Teth
Travis Tigwell
Auburn
Charlie Jusce
North Carolina
Eddie Lebaron
College of the Pacific
Darrell Royal
Oklahoma
Justice
Tidwell
Eddie Price
Tulane
Charlie Hunsinger
Florida
Eagles swap Wells for McDonald in league deal
Dallas Eagles announce a two player exchange sending shortstop Lea Wells to New Orleans for first baseman George McDonald. Wells hit .250 in 196 games for Dallas last season while McDonald batted .318 in 142 games for New Orleans and drove in eleven runs. The club also bought pitcher Johnny Beetle Beazley from Milwaukee of the American Association.
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Dallas
Dallas Eagles
Eagle
Lea Wells
New Orleans
George McDonald
Wells
McDonald
Eagles
Johnny Beazley
Milwaukee
Grimm quits Cub front office to manage Dallas in Texas League
CHICAGO January 7 Charlie Grimm announced his resignation as vice president in charge of Cub personnel to pursue another managerial post. He quickly accepted the Dallas job in the Texas League and expects to sign next week. Grimm led the Cubs to three NL pennants and had been with the club since 1925 in various roles.
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Chicago
CBI
Charlie Grimm
Chicazgo Cubs
Cub
Dallas
Cubs
Grimm
Philip K. Wrigley
Texas League Votes to Retain Bonus Rule
Tulsa dispatch reports the Texas League voted six to two to keep the bonus rule restricting options for players with high purchase prices. The meeting also clarified Charlie Grimm’s status, with Cubs departure announced but Burnett expressing surprise yet happiness to have him manage the Dallas Eagles.
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Tulsa
Okla
Charlie Grimm
Lessue
Grimm
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Dallas Eagles
Eagle
Dick Burnett
Burnett
Charler
Dallas
McNeese and Lon Morris Set For Cage Final Tonight
Jacksonville January 7 McNeese Junior College Lake Charles LA and Lon Morris JC Jacksonville advance to the final of a two day round robin basketball event after McNeese defeated Henderson County JC Athens 68-38 and Lon Morris beat Cameron College Lawton OK 68-43 in the semifinals.
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Jacksonville
McNeese Junior College
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Lon Morris, JC of
McNeese
Henderson County Junior College of Athens
Lon Morris
Cameron College of
Lawton
Lahora
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Chitty Baker Crump
Honey Ogeker
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Automobile Insurance Casualty
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Steve Owen
New York Giants
Senior Bowl Association
Texas League
NAFL
Houston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Ca Football League
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Gominoes
En Ban Warberth
Beli
ST. Louis
Grees
Mayfair Jewelry
W. Fexas
Culpepper
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First National Bank
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Federal Reserve
U. S. Gov't
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U. S
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S$. T. Weaver
W. T. Busch
Fred. Dittman
John M. Kilgore
Shell and Gravel
O.W. Dube Cashier
E. R. Kilgore
A. M. Wilburn
Cedar Bayou
James Harrop
Supt Humile Oil & Refining Co
Thad Felton
Ford Agency
G. ‘A. Lillie
F. W. McKinney
G. A. Lillie
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Federal Phposit Insurance Corporation
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