Two platoon strategy defined Bollinger era Ganders season
Coach Jay Bollinger faced a season test as district play loomed and he chose a two platoon system to build experience, save timeouts, and manage fouls. The first unit led by Newsome, Ash, Linder and Lowery faced Pasadena in the district opener, with the second group providing depth and late-quarter impact.
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Jay Bollinger
Bollinger
Pasadena
Eagles
Baytown
Pas. Ing
Jorge
Wiay
Joe Newsome
Hoya Ash
Willlal
Jerry Help
Jerry Linder
Claude Lowery
Mike Dahlquist
John J, Pavlas
Mike Lawdon
Fred Hand
Larry Pitre
Richard Oliver
Paul Marsh
Toon
South Houston
Port Arthur
Texas Quarterback Gaps Haunt Undefeated Cotton Bowl Team
In a candid dressing room interview after the Cotton Bowl, Royal discusses Texas football’s unbeaten run, noting the lack of a dependable quarterback and criticizing past comments about “three things can happen” when throwing. He recalls Rice’s near miss and quips about his book’s impact.
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Texas
Rice
Carlisle
Royal
Ver
Houston Post
Mickey Hershowitz
Herskowiltz
Wife Is Better Bargainer For Auto Repairs
A Chicago report on an $80,000 survey concludes women drivers negotiate repairs more boldly than men. Conducted by the Automobile Service Industry Association and Automotive Advertiser's Council, the study cites women openly questioning repair outlets on price and work, while men hide gaps in knowledge.
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Automobile Service Industry Association
Automotive Advertiser's Council
al Joseph
Joseph
Council Rejects Kennedy Named Township Change in New Jersey
SOUTH HACKENSACK NJ AP The Township Committee voted unanimously Thursday night against renaming the township to Jacqueline in honor of JFKs widow. The measure was tabled with no discussion after a resident requested naming a park for Kennedy.
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South Hackensack, NJ
Jacqueline
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Highlands Narrowly Misses Upset in Junior Basketball Race
Horace Mann led Baytown and Cedar Bayou in tight district action with Mann defeating Baytown 64-27 and Cedar Bayou beating Galveston Lovenberg 59-45 to stay in second. Highlands battled Horace Mann to a one game deficit, Ricky Burch scoring 24 for Highlands while Blocker rallied late for a 51-50 win.
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Gulf Coast
Hiatr
Blocker
Highlands
Eagles
Ted
Horace Mann
Mann
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Galveston Lovenberg
Texas City
Greenies
Jimmy Savell
Red Goslins
Greenie
Mike Ashley
John Young
Scott Liggett
Ashley
Young
Liggett
Dean Littlepage
David Gillon
Bo Johnson
Goslin
Goslins
Jack Derrett
Savell
Jed Mann
Lavell
Derrett
Ricky Farmer
Rocky
Zierlein
Robert Gingles
Bobby Samway
Scott Barringeer
Pat Urchin
Alann
Justin Kollmeyer
Roy Hamilton
Jimmy Sheats
Jed
Baytown Oo
Tory
Galveston
Lovenberg
Bears
Bobby Nelson
Bear
Norman J. Montgomery
Bobby Slack
Montgomery
Nelson
Slack
Ira Thompson
Lovenberg Press
Ronnie Garrett
Cedar
The
Ricky Burch
Karl] Cooper
Ronnie Smith
Billy Caugh
Man
Cooper
Charles Court Iney
Smith
Courtney
Rogers Simmons
Highands
Ob Blocker
State to Consider Programs for New State Senior Colleges
The State Commission on Higher Education will meet on Monday to consider establishing programs at Edinburg and San Angelo four year senior colleges that join the state system next year. The panel will also review requests for new programs at several of the state's 20 senior colleges under acts passed by the last legislature.
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Austin
Edinburg
San Angello
State Commission On Higher Education
Pen - American College
Angelo State College
San Angelo
Hamilton Says Free Substitution Not Best For Football
New York report quotes Tom Hamilton, college spokesman, arguing unlimited substitution would disrupt the game's balance. He favors restricted substitution, praising the current 50 to 79 school landscape, and notes the NCAA Football Rules Committee meeting in Fort Lauderdale. Coaches in the West push for a return to unlimited substitution, though a compromise resembling 1962-63 rules may prevail.
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New York
Adn
Tom Hamilton
West Coast
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Navy
Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Jack Curtice
University of California
Eight Texans Selected To All America Team
New York AP lists eight Texans among the 33rd annual All-American High School football team chosen by Scholastic Magazines. The Texas selections include two players from Princess Anne Virginia Beach Welch High Rippowam Stamford McKeesport and others from Lee Brackenridge Brackenridge Fort Worth Paschal Graham South Oak Cliff Dallas San Angelo Santa Rosa Dumas Dulles etc. The roster features backs Linus Baer Warren McVea and others with George Schulgen A Z Crones Jerry Glover Greg Pipes E A Greasham Mike Livingston among named players.
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New York
Scholastic
District of Columbia
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
California
Mlnnois
Princess Anne High School
Virginia Beach
Welch
Tex
Linus Baer
Lee High School
Warren McVea
Brackenridge High School
George Schulgen
Santa Rosa High School
A.Z. Crones
San Angelo High School
Jerry Glover
Dumas High School
Greg Pipes
Fort Worth
Paschal
E. A. Greasham
Graham High Scho
Mike Livingston
Dallas South Oak Chit
Rockne Used Shock Troops He 'Hosses' Didn't Start
New York AP reports Jim Crowley and surviving Notre Dame players of the Four Horsemen and Seven Mules reunited for a Touchdown Award ceremony. Crowley recalls Rockne’s policy of using the second team as shock troops, rarely starting any game in 1924, and explains the halftime substitutions that kept the starting backfield fresh through a Rose Bowl season.
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Rockne
Hosses
NEW York
Jim Crawley
Notre Dame
Crowley
Four Horsemen
Don Miller
Elmer ‘Layden
Harry Stuhldreher
Adam Walsh
John Wiebel
Nobel Kizer
Joe Bach
Rip Miller
Chuck Collins
Ed Hunsinger
Weibel
Kizer
Hunsinger
Grantland Rice
Army
Fighting Trish
Knute Rockne
Nebraska
Crawley
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