Ganders and Galena Park clash in crucial 12-AA clash
The Robert E. Lee Ganders and Galena Park Yellow Jackets, both 1-1 in district 12-AA, meet tonight at Lee High School. Lee beat Ball in Galveston 44-20. Galena Park lost to Pasadena 36-5. Other 32-AA games feature Freeport at Pasadena and Texas City leading with 2-0. Jack Jackson tops Lee’s scorers with a recent 20-point effort.
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Robert E. Lee Ganders
Gatons Park
Yellow Jackis
At & P.m
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Ganders
Galveston
Freeport Porters
Yallow Jackets
Bel
Gown Pasadena
Eagles
Freeport
Pasadena
Fair High
Texas City
Ball
Hunter and Farmer Must Unite Over Farm Sport Conflicts
A Minnesota outdoor consultant urges farmers and outdoorsmen to reconcile tensions caused by careless hunters and anglers. He cites increased land posting, private preserves, vandalism, and accidents, urging meetings between farmers and sportsmen to foster true sportsmanship and support for licensing reforms.
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J. Frededer
United Press
Minnesota
St. Paul
Miinnesota Farm Bureau Federation
Afiimnnesota Conservation Federation
Hunter
Sherman
Nimrod
Teter Welll
Texas
Ander
Sports Becomes Air Minded Flying Athletic Teams Big Business
United Press writer notes airlines push sports travel as vast business. Colleges and pro teams use air travel to save class time, hasten schedules, and enable quicker scouting and film delivery. Football and basketball drive growth. fears remain over weather, delays, and potential team losses.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York
TWA
Pras
California
Wost Navy
Bears
Cardinals
Giants
Ohio State
Airlne
Ome
Oklahoma City Acquires 22 Year Old Catcher
Oklahoma City Indians purchase Milt Stockhausen a 22 year old catcher from San Diego of the Pacific Coast League. Stockhausen to bolster the teams catching with Rey Murray gone to Cleveland and Joe Kratz the top prospect for 1959. He batted .253 on the West Coast with a .264 mark at Harrisburg in his best season.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Indians
Milt Stockhausen
San Diego
Jimmy Humphries
Stockhausen
Texas League Tribe
Rey Murray
Cleveland
Joe Kratzex
Wilkes- Barre
West Coast
Harrisburg
Mann boys cruise to fourth straight win over Galena Park
Horace Mann Junior High defeated Galena Park Junior High 43 to 25 to extend their perfect district record. Eddie Gray and Ken Daw led with 22 points each, while Gray impressed with clutch shots and rebounding. The win kept Mann undefeated as they head to Channelview next Monday for another district match.
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Horace Mann Junior High
Galena Park Junior High
Mann Boys
Eddie Gray
Ken Daw
Moon
Galena Park
Gray
Daw
Dan
Mann
Slick Ellis
Horace Mann
Channelview
Tommy Gentry
Gerald Orton
Gentry
Orton
Deer Park
Woodland Acres
Baytown
Ada Oilers To Play Hemphill Here Saturday
Hemphill Pontiac hosts the Ada Oilers at 8 p.m. Saturday in Leegym. Hemphill, favored to win the city cage crown, is unbeaten this season after a summer tourney and ongoing league play. Craddock says all Bemphill players will attend, with stars Harman Walters and Roy Cox leading the lineup. No admission charge noted.
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Ada Oilers
Houston
Hemphill Pontiac
Leegym
Hemphill
Levi Creddock
City Cage
City Loop
Craddock
Bemphill
Oilers
Harman Walters
Rice Cage
Roy Cox
University of Texas
Ada
Phillips 66
Fouts To Get Trophy At January 28 Banquet
Houston January 20 Jerry Fouts standout end on Wichita Falls high school's state champion football team will receive a trophy January 28 for being named the outstanding high school football player in Texas for 1929. The award was decided by a poll of Texas sports writers and will be presented at the University of Houston football banquet. Other trophy winners include Byron Townsend of Odessa and James Garner of Amarillo.
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Houston
Jerry Fouts
Wichita Falls
Texas
Fouts
Uarsity of
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Byron Townsend
Odessa
James Garner
Amarillo
OU Notre Dame Tickets Not On Sale Yet
Norman January 20. No tickets yet for the OU Notre Dame football game. OU maintains policy of no tickets in the year of the game, despite rumors of a 1953 return match in South Bend. Russell Borgmen, state board of affairs chairman, has already mailed a request for four tickets to the big game of 52.
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Norman
Okla
Jen
South Bend
O.U
State Board of Affairs
Russell Borgmen
Hardin College Renamed Midwestern University
Hardin College in Wichita Falls, a Gulf Coast Conference member, is renamed Midwestern University to avoid confusion with similarly named institutions. The senior college division Har din JC remains to preserve a grant from the Harding estate despite the change.
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Wichita Falls
Hardin College
Midwestern University
James B. Boren
Hardin-Simmons University
Mary Hardin Baylor
Harding College
Arkensas
Hardin JC
Harding
Zernial Seeks Comeback After Trapeze Leanings
New York January 20 Gus Zernial aims a return to form after a rough season plagued by a trapeze accident. The Texas native, who hit .318 in 73 games last year, signed a renewed contract with the White Sox while vowing to focus on baseball and shoulder strengthening this winter in California.
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Gus Zernial
Texas
Chicago White Sox
Ike
Stan
Zernial
Cleveland
Hos
Wood
California
Boston Red Sox
Chuck Stobbs
Walt Mayson
Harry Dorisone
Braves
Buck Ajlen
Rochester
York
Dave Cole
Weeport
Maryland
Ray Alberts
Pitman
New Jersey
Steve Gromek
Cleveland Indians
Deai
Indians
Bob Wilson
Lyman Lindes
Nweiss
York Yankees
Stirmweiss
Cincinnati Reds
Virgil Stalloun
Lloyd Merriman
Bod Tyer
Walter Post
Landrith
Intie
Top Golfer Stars At Long Beach Open
In Long Beach California on January 20 players began in the upper and lower brackets of the Long Beach Open a 316000 event. Ralph Connolly Seattle led with a two under par 69 while fog and darkness stranded 28 players. Amateurs Don Reid Palos Verdes and George Heyes Wilmette along with Jack Smith Palos Verdes and Chuck Dupree Culver City shot one under par 70s. The top 120 advance to the second round tomorrow and 327 starters were split due to conditions.
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Long Beach
Calif
Ralph Connolly
Seattla
Washigton
Connolly
Don Reid
Pasadena
California
Jack Smith
Palos Verges
George Heyes
Wilmette
Ilinois
Chuck Dupree
Culver City
Baytown Juniors Beat Channelview For Second Win
Baytown Junior High’s basketball team defeated Channelview 37 to 24 at the Baytown JH gym for their second straight win. Norman Adams led all scorers with 34 points, Fred Ernst added eight before fouling out, and Captain Fred Buckles returned from the mumps.
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Baytown Junior High
Channelview
Baytown
Harold Barfield
Deer Park
Norman Adams
Fred Ernst
Ernst
Barfied
Fred Buckles
Meruel Munoz
Blytons
Barfield
Joe Sells
Bartown
Casmelview Save
Horace Mann
Woodland Acres
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Custo
Texas Ave
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Ou-Notre Dame
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Owens
Reading Terminal
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Qwens
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Old Taylor
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Yellowstone
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Sam-Tex Package Store
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