Baytown Hosts Port Arthur In Season Opener
Baytown plans for a fast paced basketball start as coach Pallinger reshuffles varsity roles and promotes two football arrivals to the B squad. The Ganders, with height unevenness across positions, prepare to face Port Arthur Friday led by guards Goodson and Ash and center Lowery, while Port Arthur touts outside shooting and junior high jumpers as a key threat.
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Hull Panthers Favored In Postseason Clash With Bobcats
Benny Moskowitz reports a bi district game at Memorial Stadium Friday night pitting C E King Panthers against Null Cassetta Bobcats. Hull enters as slight favorite with fourth place Class A rating while King sits 5 3 2. Key players include King backs Lary Young James Miller Ronald Mouser and Bobcats Chalfant LeNormand Johnson Reid Davis Fregia. Bobcats boast 10 0 record with stingy defense and high scoring offense. Also notes Cotton Bowl sellout prospects and TV impact on New Year’s Day football coverage.
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Cotton Bowl finances and allotments outlined in detail
The article explains the Cotton Bowl’s open operations and revenue flow. Gate receipts television radio program and concessions are pooled. After stadium rental and other charges, the remainder is split with 39 percent to schools 22 percent to the Cotton Bowl Athlete Association and seven percent to stadium debt. The host is the Southwest Conference champion and gets 60 000 plus travel costs, the rest divide among eight schools. independents keep all funds.
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Koufax Aims At 85000 In Dodgers Pay Shuffle
The Los Angeles report says Sandy Koufax seeks 85000, double his 1963 estimate, to become the highest paid Dodgers pitcher and not the league. Warren Spahn earned 577000 last season, with Feller historic highs and Braves attendance turning to Milwaukee after relocation.
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Giants Are Slim Choice Against St. Louis Cards
New York via AP previews week 12 NFL action. Bears host Steelers as Packers expect to beat 49ers. Giants, Cardinals, Browns, and Cowboys targets noted with Tittle and Johnson among key players.
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UT Coach Restless For Aggie Game
Texas coach Darrell Royal rides a tension heavy path toward the Thanksgiving showdown with Texas A&M in College Station. He calls every remaining game a jewel and aims to end Texas’ long chase for a national title, wary of A&M’s threats while yearning to play the rival game at home.
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Oilers at Chargers in key AFL showdown Sunday
Houston Oilers visit San Diego to challenge the Western Division leaders as both clubs search for division momentum. Tobin Rote and Lance Alworth pace the Chargers while George Blanda and Charley Tolar lead the Oilers in a pivotal AFL clash at Balboa Stadium, with kickoff at 1 20 p.m. local time.
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Alabama Rebels May Be Sugar Bowl Teams
The Sugar Bowl bids may include Mississippi and Alabama as top contenders. Official confirmation is pending, with Auburn Ole Miss and other teams still under consideration.
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