Entertains South Park Tomorrow and District 12-AA Schedule
The Robert B. Lee Ganders host South Park of Beaumont at 8 p.m. in Lee gym then open District 12-AA play at Freeport against the Freeport Exporters. Lee and South Park met once with Beaumont winning. Broadcasts by Station KREL via Bayshore Motors. District schedule through February lists games vs Pasadena Ball Freeport Galena Park Texas City and Lee.
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Stump The Experts Sports Quiz Launch Over KREL
A new weekly radio sports entertainment program will debut over KREL at 8 pm Thursdays. Producer Tommy Rochelle leads Let's Stump The Experts with regulars Byard Sooy Fred Hartman and Victor Dias plus four weekly guests. Johny Hartig hosts the questions inviting fans to submit queries via KREL or Baytown Sun.
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Johny Hartig
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Baytown
SMU Coach Optimistic on Future After Losses
Madison Jr. SMU football coach Bell expressed optimism about the program's future despite the absence of thrice All-America Doak Walker. He praised returning lettermen, reserves, sophomores, and the nine seniors listed, noting standout players like Tackie Neal Franklin and Rusty Russo while acknowledging staff and freshmen honored for their roles on the 1950 team.
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Bill Tm
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Raleigh Ely
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Charles Russell
Herbert Wales
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Charles Perry
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Bob Vann
Sam Wood
Jack Adkisson
Bred Benners
Herschel Forester
Pat Knight
Rusty Russo
LD. Russell
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Bill Sullivan
Bob Welch
Ben White
Beazley Seeks Major Return Amid Dallas Move
Beazley doubts minor league stay, eyes big league comeback after Dallas Texas League deal. He says arm feels perfect and wants chance to return to the majors, pursuing terms with Dallas while noting high salary talks hover over manager Charlie Grimm.
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Eagle
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Chicago
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An&y
Johnny
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U S Olympic Association Eyes 1960 Games Bid
The U S Olympic Association, meeting in Washington, outlined plans to pursue hosting the 1960 Olympic Games in the United States. It discussed American participation in the 1956 Games in Australia and the 1980 site, and agreed to ask the IOC to invite a single U S city to host 1960. John W Garland of Los Angeles will represent America and a reprint letter will be sent to the IOC.
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Detroit
Two Church League Cage Games On Tap Tonight
Baytown First Baptist defeated St. Mark's Methodist 51 to 28 and Worcester Baptist beat Channelview First Baptist 47 to 35 in last night’s Church League action at Baytown JH. Tonight Memorial Bentist vs Baytown Second Baptist at 7:15 and Grace Methodist hosting Baptist Temple at 6:30. A deer hunter story from Lake City notes a buck ran through yards and streets before entering a game sanctuary.
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Baytown First Baptist Downing St. Mark's Methodist
Wooster Baptist
Channelview First Baptist
Memorial Bentist
Baytown Second Baptist
Grace Methodist Gueets Beptist Temple
Lake City
Fle
Mann Baytown Junior High Cagers Set to Clash Thursday
Baytown Junior High assured a District 22 AA title bid with a 31-28 win over Deer Park as Horace Mann and Baytown meet again in a key playoff tilt. Tommy Gentry sank three late field goals to seal Mann's victory, while Gerald Orton led scoring with 13 points for Baytown.
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Woodland Acres
Galena Park
Horace Menn
Deer Park
Lee Gym
Baytown JH
Galeng Park
Horace Mann
JE Élash
Teo Steele McDonald lead Classic Bowling win for team
Teo Steele McDonald bowlers captured top honors in the Classic Bowling League last night, pacing their team to a 4-0 whitewashing of Gipson Furniture. Dusty Rhodes 625 top series, and Dr Cc H Dolph 235 best single game. In other matches, Humble Esse downed General Vite, 3-3, and Weingarten and Higgins Lumber deadlocked 22.
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Teo Steele McDonald
Gipson Furniture
Dusty Rhodes
Cc H Dolph
Humble Esse
General Vite
Weingarten
Higgins Lumber
Dutch Schneider
Huggins
Blue Jays nickname abandoned by Phillies
Philadelphia Phillies officials formally abandoned the nickname The Blue Jays, a name chosen in 1944 that never caught on. Club owner Bob Carpenter announced the club shall henceforth be known simply as the Phillies, a nickname almost as old as the team itself.
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Lew Jenkins Knocks Out Pennino in Third Round
Lew Jenkins former lightweight champion stopped Al Pennino of Brookline in 2 minutes 45 seconds of the third round at Laurel Gardens. Jenkins weighed 149 pounds while Pennino tipped the scales at 322 pounds for the bout witnessed by 1600. Fort Worth reports note Mrs Catherine Dixon 82 Dallas native and aunt of John Neely Bryan died after long illness.
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Pennine
Laurel Gardens
Fort Worth
Catharine Dixon
Dallas
Wes Fesler Gets Raise Remain At Ohio State
Wes Fesler will remain head football coach at Ohio State University and will receive a raise. University president Dr. Howard L. Bevis announced after a board meeting that Fesler will earn 15,000 a year, up from 18,500.
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Pony Frog Contest Tonight Features Individual Duel
Southern Methodist and Texas Christian meet in Fort Worth in a key Southwest Conference clash. Centers George McLeod of TCU and Paul Mitchell of SMU vie for scoring leadership as McLeod tops with 41 points and Mitchell close behind at 36. A win by SMU could boost their title bid as other Week games unfold across Arkansas, Texas A and M, Texas, and Rice with matchups set for Thursday night.
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Harry Stiteler
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Rice
Stetelers
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Baliinger
Connie Megouirk
New London
Darren Hooper
Fort Worth
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Corpus Christi
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Lampasas
al Langford
Roy Bush
Childress
Dick Self
San Antonio
Beckfield
Dick Gardemél
Glenn Lippman
Bob Smith
Wray Whittaker
Morston
Dick Callandar
Dick Scott
Tyler
Don Nicholas
San Angelo
Jimmy Cashion
Becbhy Goff
Kenedy
United Press
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
George McLeod
TCU
SMU
Paul Mitchell
Mcleod
Mitchell
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Arkansas
Texas
Austin
Rulings Loom At NCAA Parley
New York reports delegates convene for four major disputes at the NCAA convention, including sanity code, two platoon football, television policy, and post season bowls. Expelled schools Virginia Virginia Tech and The Citadel face sanctions. 223 others under review.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Citadel
NCAA
Golgate W. Darden
University of Virginia
Constitutions Compliance Committee
American Football Coaches Association
Lon Little
Columbia
Trucks Signs Large 1959 Contract With Tigers
Detroite reports Virgil Trucks, star pitcher of the Detroit Tigers, signed his 1959 pact yesterday. The deal, worth about 333,000 a year or more, represents a substantial increase. Teammates and coaches anticipate further discussions on raising salaries across the team.
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Virgil Trucks
Detroit Tigers
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Tidwell to Remain at Auburn on Coach Staff
MACON Ga Jan 10 Auburn ace quarterback Tidwell will stay with the school as an assistant backfield coach after announcing at the Macon Touchdown Club banquet that he will spurn professional football to coach. The 185 pound star of Blue Gray and Senior Bowl games had been undecided between coaching or broadcasting.
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