Longhorns Hold Lead as Baylor Eyes Tie in SWC Upbeat
Texas clinches undisputed first in the Southwest Conference after a 62–57 win over Arkansas, while Baylor can tie the standings by beating Rice. Rice tops nonconference play with seven wins and two losses. Rice meets Baylor Tuesday in Waco. Friday Texas A&M visits Texas, SMU hosts Baylor, and Saturday Rice goes to Arkansas.
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Ganders In Orange For Tilt Tonight
Ganders in Orange meet Orange Tigers in a 8 24 contest tonight at the Orange gym. Both teams lost openers last week so this game is crucial. The Ganders B team also plays Orange B in a 6 30 p m prelim.
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Church Cage League To Organize Tonight
Recreation Director Dan Stallworth leads a meeting at 7 pm Tuesday in the administration building to organize the Church Basketball League. Representatives from interested churches must attend to enter a team.
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Five Teams Enter City League To Date
Five teams have entered the Recreation Basketball League to date as Recreation Director Dan Stails worth announced Tuesday. The league will meet for organization purposes at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Lee administration building.
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Bowling honors for Clarence Timins as Schlitz tops Wein garten
Clarence Timins rolled a 245 single and 608 series to win individual honors in the Men's Bowling League on Monday. Schlitz lost to Wein Garten despite Timins strong showing. Other results include Huber Shop beating Jasper Katribe 3-1, Huber Operators over Humble Clvic 3-1, and Budweiser splitting with Jaxa e.
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Lee College Rebels Fall to Bearkats B Quintet 77 67
Lee College Rebels lose 77 67 to Sam Houston State Bearkats B squad in a tight game. Vickers dominates with 29 points aided by Lowry 20 points as rebounder. Rebels trailed by halftime 34 37 and could not close the gap despite Carter and Page efforts. They next face St Thomas U in Houston.
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White Sox Coach Sees Improvement Ahead For 1952
White Sox manager Paul Richards predicts improvement for 1952 with Rocho-Krsnich and catcher Sherman Lollar advancing. He cites Lollar's smarts and potential, praises Ernie Es of grounders, and notes pitchers Billy Pierce Rogovin Dobson Krellow Grissom Keegan Byrne Fornieles as possible starters. He outlines a tentative lineup with Minoso Mele Rivera in the outfield and Krsnich Chico Carrasanel Nellie Fox Eddie Robinson in the infield.
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Drew Signs Contract With 1953 Wage Boost
Scraper right hander Earl Drew, who won 14 games for the Philadelphia Phillies last season, returned his signed 1933 contract to the club Tuesday. The Phils reported a wage boost over his 1952 salary and noted Drew came to Philadelphia from Baltimore near the end of 1951 and won a key game against Brooklyn during the pennant chase.
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Kramer Tops Sedgman In Tennis Tour
In Princeton, Jack Kramer beat Pancho Sedgman 6-2 8-6 as the tour paused before Washington. Segura defeated Ken McGregor 6-3 6-4. Kramer and Segura later won a doubles match 6-4. Sedgman and McGregor earned large sums from recent appearances, with Sedgman taking about 10,500 and McGregor 3,500 in Los Angeles and New York. The tour aims for 100 towns, drawing 37,000 fans in three stops. Kramer guaranteed Sedgman 75,000 and McGregor 25,600 for the tour, Segura about 1,000-2 per week.
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Houbregs Greatest Since Luisetti Sets Sports World Afire
Seattle January 13 Bob Houbregs star center at Washington draws praise as the Pac Coast Conference’s premier player since Hank Luisetti. Coaches Wood en and others call him the top pivot man, with 26.7 points a game and 314 in 12 Huskies games. He plans AAU play after graduation, then teaching and coaching.
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Maglie lands 1953 contract boosts Giants star
New York January 13 1953 Maglie signed a $33 600 contract to return to the Giants. He says back and arm feel improved after teeth extractions and gym work at Niagara Falls. Owner Horace Stoneham announced the signing at a sports pictographers dinner. Other signings noted include Bob Kennedy Sam Jones Floyd Pendford and Drews with Pirates players Dick Groat facing Army duty.
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Finch Outplays His Hoosier Teamsters Star in Vanderbilt Rise
Dan Finch of Vanderbilt dominates opponents in Atlanta as a 19 point per game sophomore, lifting the Commodores while none of the eight Indiana Hoosiers on the roster yet threatens to take over the scoring load. The St Louis native may be rewriting Vanderbilt scoring records this season.
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Baytown JH Raps Mann Cagers 39-29 Victory
Baytown Junior High basketball team beat arch rival Horace Mann 39 to 29 in a district game at the Baytown JH gym. Cameron Gates and Donald Walker led the winners, while Larry Shanks sparked Mann. Mann’s B team also defeated Baytown JH B squad 13 to .
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Kansas State Tops UP college basketball ratings
Kansas State leads the United Press college basketball ratings through January 11 with eight wins and one loss, earning 235 points from 18 first place votes. Indiana, Notre Dame, and Southern California follow, while UCLA, Michigan State, and others trail with various points and records.
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Hoosier Victory Over Ohio State Sets Illini Clash
Indiana remains unbeaten in the Big Ten after an 88 to 68 win over Ohio State, tightening the race with Illinois which beat Northwestern 83 to 58. Don Lehlundt held to 15, Bob Leonard and Paul Ebert each 22 as Illinois and Indiana prepare for a Bloomington showdown. Clarence Francis powered Rio Grande to 55 points in a 113 to 88 win over Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Minnesota fell to Wisconsin 76 to 74. Bob Pettit hospitalized as LSU beat Mississippi.
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Osborne named Chicago athletic commission chair
Chicago report notes Livingstone Osborne former Illinois conservation director is named chairman of the state athletic commission by Governor William G. Stratton. He succeeds Democrat Joe Tuiner in leading the body.
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Wyatt Ponders Big Is NCAA Headache Jump To Arkansas
In St Petersburg a three day meeting of the football rules committee discusses keeping the two platoon system and substitutions limits. Lou Little of Columbia heads the advisory group as administrators push for fewer substitutions while coaches favor the two platoon setup.
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Fayetteville
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Moore Resigns From Supervisory Post in Indiana
Moore resigns from a supervisory post at the National Basketpay Avenue at its midwinter meeting due to time constraints from a new job. A successor was not named and likely will not be chosen this season, officials said.
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Insurance contact note at Daniel Jr. Agency
A fragmentary note invites readers to call the Daniel Jr. Insurance Agency at the listed phone number 2345 for assistance. The snippet provides no further details about services, location, or hours.
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