Lee Ganders Face Pasadena In Must-Win Texas City Run
The Robert E. Lee Ganders seek a crucial win over the Pasadena Eagles at 8 pm to stay within reach of the Texas City Stingarees. Lee, in second place, would tie for the lead with a victory if Texas City wins later, keeping district 12-4A title hopes alive.
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Ball
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Maxim Favored To Defeat Mills In London Title Fight
London report notes Maxim Chevland is slight favorite over Freddie Mills in a 15 round featherweight championship at Earls Court. Maxim, 20, 6 feet 1 inch, relies on youth reach and sharp boxing, seeking first crown since Gus Lesnevich victory at White City Stadium in July 1948.
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United States
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Earls ‘Court
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Gus Lesnevich
Cliff Park
New Jersey
White City Stadium
St Mark s Five and Channelview Win in Church League
St Mark s Five defeated Second Baptist 43 27 led by Miler and Beauchamp with 2 and 9 points. Channelview First Baptist rolled over Baytown First Baptist 41 16 as Wells scored 16. Baytown Second Baptist suffered first league loss. Two games set tonight at Baytown Junior High gym Grace Methodist vs Highlands Second Baptist at 7 15 pm and First Presbyterian vs Channelview First Baptist at 3 30 pm.
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Baytown First Baptist
Wells
Channelview
Baytown
Grace Methodist
Highlands Second Baptist
First Presbyterian
Fred Haass Tops Long Beach Invitational In Golf Tourney
Fred Haass Jr. won the Long Beach Invitational with a final round 65 and 268 total, earning 32000 and marking his second win of the winter season. Stan Leonard placed second with 273, followed by Cary Middlecoff Jim Ferrier and Smiley Quick tied at 204. Haass credited a change to cross-head putting for the victory.
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Lakewood Country Club
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
British Columbia
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Memphis
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
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Culver City
California
Poke Coach Whitworth hires Georgia assistants at Okla A&M
STILLWATER Okla Jan 24 LPI FL B Whitworth head coach at Oklahoma A and M announced three Georgia assistants for his first season Joe Brown formerly at Georgia Tech Howard Johnson Waycross High School and George Bradberry Georgia freshman coach Also Plant Congratulated in Texas City terms Monsanto plant praised for 1949 safety record with no employee disabilities since the waterfront disaster years ago
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University of Georgia
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Georgia Tech
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Clark
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Chicago
Monsanto Chemical Company
Texas City
BiMag To Confer Today With Weiss On 1950 Contract
New York Yankee star DiMaggio plans talks with General Manager Weiss over a 1950 contract. DiMaggio, recovering from winter training, aims to gain about 11 pounds before spring training. The article notes other signings and raises, including Phil Rizzuto, with figures around 35,000 and increases for Reynolds and Porterfield.
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New York
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Basebal
New York Yankees
de Peain
Patee
Yankees
Westght
Berner
Chare Weller
Yankee
Phil Rizzuto
Seb Pa Rizzuto
Reynolds
Brooklyn
Fils
S!n Porterfield
Lee Boys Hear Dyer Tomorrow at Meeting
A large gathering of Lee Boys and adults is expected tomorrow at 10 18 am to hear Eddie Dyer, famed St. Louis Cardinals manager, speak to the group. Bolly McLemore arranged the event. Dyer is renowned in Southeast Texas and nationwide. Previously he led the Houston Buffs with success.
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Eiddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Dyer
Bolly” McLemore
Eaemy Dyer
Texas
Cardinals
Houston Buffs
Kitchell Leads with 395 as General Tire Falls in Bowling Standings
Kenny Kitchell rolled 231 161 and 213 for a 395 series in the Classic Bowling League, tops for the night, but General Tire dropped a 3-1 decision to Huggins Lumber. Alan Britt led Gipson Furniture to a gel win over Humble Esso with 223 in the other match, while Steele McDonald and Weingarten split. Classic League standings follow.
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General Tire
Huggins Lumber
Alan Britt
Gipson Furniture
Humble Esso
Steele McDonald
Weingarten
Steele McDonald General Tire
Rhodes
Johnson
Alleme
ST Harkows
Dolph
Mann Wins Fifth In Row In Baytown Basketball Rout
Horace Mann's basketball team won their fifth straight, routing Channelview 45 to 23 to close the first half with a perfect 5-0 North Zone record. Baytown Junior High fell 54-18, leaving Mann in sole lead while Woodland Acres threatens. Second-half play begins Thursday with Mann at Deer Park and Baytown JH hosting Woodland Acres. Tommy Genirr led Mann with 12 points, Gerald Orton added 16. Baytown JH had a rough night.
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Bartown Junior High
Baytown Monsters
Thursdey
Horace Mann
Deer Park
Baytown Junior High
Woodland Acres
Galer2 Park
Baytown
Mann
Baytown JH
Channelville
Slick Ellis
Toommy Genirr
Gerald Orton
Marn
Ice
Marz
NCAA witch hunt targets seven power schools
New York readers see the NCAA push to expel seven major programs Virginia Wisconsin Maryland Boston College Villanova The Citadel and UPI from tournaments for alleged excessive athlete aid. Critics say the drive mirrors a broader witch hunt with a harsh, punitive tone against schools and players, while some cases suggest lax enforcement and double standards.
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UPI
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Citadel
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Hugh Willetts
Gan
Ralph W.angler
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Jack McDonald
Connie Hill
Bb Paredo
Aigler
Biefen
Michison
Lynch
Bud Hausken
Miiingsiate
Nick
Collins
Hadger
Iran
Mit
Baltimore Swing Team In Pro Loop
Baltimore is designated the swing team as the 12 game schedule emerges from a joint NFL and AAFC meeting. The league splits into two divisions with Philadelphia Cleveland New York Giants Pittsburgh Cardinals and Washington in one circle. The other includes Los Angeles San Francisco Detroit Green Bay Chicago Bears and New York Bulldogs. Commissioner Bert Bell pressured a firm division after five days of bickering.
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New York Bulldogs
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San Francisco
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Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Baltimore
Bert Bell
Wilkinson To Lecture At Coaching School
Austin January report states Coach Charles Bud Wilkinson renowned for Oklahoma football will lecture high school talent at the Texas Coaching School July 31 to August 4. He will lead the North All Stars in the annual North South game and will be assisted by coach Gomer Jones who also lectures at the clinic.
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Charles
Wilkinson
Okidhome
Texas
Oklahoma
Gomer Jones
Jones
Club Plans Shoot For Youth and Adults
Humble Gun Club plans a trophy shoot in March with junior and sub junior divisions alongside adults. Junior entrants are ages 14 to 27 and sub juniors 13 and under. Practice has been held at Camp Heber range for three Sundays. Top shooters from last Sunday were Freaman Pruett with 43 hits, Tom Morrison 46, Ira Hahn 43, and Clint Horton 42. Participants should contact Horton, Jerry Farrar, Walker Stewart, or Jim Nelson of DeHart Sporting Goods.
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Cline Horton
Horton
Jerry Farrar
Walker Stewart
Jim Nelson
DeHart Sporting Goods
Pers
Camp Heber
Freaman Pruett
Tom A Morrison
Ira Hahn
Clint Horton
Spring Football Practice Opens with Memorial Field Game
Memorial Field hosts a March 10 game to cap the first spring practice, which begins February 9. Head coach Dan Stathworth announced the scrimmage will be either an intra squad or Ganders versus a team of ex Ganders still in school.
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Memorial Field
Dan Stathworth
Mayer Exits Racing After Auctions At Hollywood Park
ICBI film magnate Mayer at Englewood California ends racing involvement after selling 42 horses for 3605 250 at Hollywood Park. Final Mayer sale brings career total from racing to about 26 million. Top bid of 42 500 for Graphic, half sister to Honeymoon, bought by Leslie Combs II for Kentucky breeders.
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Icbi Film
Mayer
May Sage Perris Valley
Hollywood Park Race Track
Graphic
Honeymoon
Leslie Combs
Kentucky
Alinhal
Elizabeth Arden Graham
Mack Turns Over One Of His Jobs To Son
Philadelphia Jan 4 Connie Mack manager of the Athletics turned over the post of treasurer to his son Connie Mack Jr at a board meeting yesterday. The elder Mack remains president and manager while retaining control of the club.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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