Rice Institute crowned Southwest Conference champion
The season ends with Rice Institute as undisputed champion while SMU vs. Notre Dame looms as the marquee intersectional clash. Texas Christian and Baylor stumble in key showdowns as Rice advances to a Cotton Bowl bid against North Carolina. Doak Walker injures a leg but remains scorer, with Randall Clay, James Williams, Kyle Rote, and Billy Burkhalter among top point getters.
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Southern Methodist
Notre Dame
Methodist-Irish
Dallas
Rice
Peta
Star State
Methodists
SMU
Southwest
Texas Christien
Sami Bones
TCU
Doak Walker
Fighting Tish
Cotton Bowl Stadium
Aggies
Texas
Arkhansas
Tulsa
Walker
Randall Clay
James Williams
Kyle Rote
Billy Burkhalter
Hice
Wir
Pais
Baylor
Tcwu
Sumu
Arkansas
Doak
Walter Smug
Rendall Clay
Texes
Robert Smith
Rendm
Byron Townsend
Tex
Bobby Lantrip
Sport Shots EUS A SHAME for bowl game choice
The writer laments Oklahoma not being Rice’s January 2 opponent and doubts the North Carolina matchup will boost Rice’s prestige. He notes UNC’s losses to LSU Notre Dame and Tennessee, and that Notre Dame’s strength tempers the season’s final significance, calling the bowl a muted climax.
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Oklahoma
Rice
North Carolina
Owls
Owl
LSU
Tennessee
Notre Dame
Duke
Thas
Sooners
Texas
Longhorns
Baytown Hunters Still Killing Em
Baytown hunters boast a series of kills last week with multiple eight and ten point deer, plus several turkeys across counties including Co Mar, Bandera, Leon, Harper, and Brady. Notable hunters include Ed Cathriner, Ivan Shore, J R Emanuel, Harold Fisher, Darrell Tuck, Grady Tuck Sr, and Jimmy Massey among others, with reports also from Utopia Boerne Huffman Subline and nearby sites.
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Baytown
Ed Cathriner
Comar County
Ivan Shore
Brady
J. R. Emanuel
Trinity
Harold Fisher
Big Trinity
W. Dorman
Leon County
Darrell ‘Tuck
Harper
Darrell Tuck
Grady Tuck
T. L Tatlent
Jimmy Massey
Bandera
K. EB
Red
C. R. Lucas
E. W. Flynt
W. S. Silvey
R. M. Asinter
Janie Higsimbotham
D. E. Thomas
Boerne
Herschel Read
Huffman
James Huey
Subline
City cage loop teams seek entries for league season
Recreation Director Dan Stallsworth and basketball director W. E. Lawless of the Baytown Amateur Athletic Federation urge team managers to submit their team name and manager details promptly so schedules can be arranged. No entry fee. uniforms not supplied. Hemphill is defending champion.
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Dan Stallsworth
W. E. Lawless
Baytown
Here Is Your Bowl Lineup with 20 Contests and Dates
New York dispatch lists 20 bowl games with dates from December 2 to January 7 across cities like Evansville Toledo Pasadena and Miami. Notable matchups include Ohio State vs California in the Rose Bowl and Oklahoma vs LSU in the Sugar Bowl with several uncertain or unnamed opponents. The report notes feelers sent to multiple colleges and mentions a large campus bicycle brigade at Smith College.
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New York
Evansville
Hillsdale
Michigan
Toledo
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Toledo University
Monroe
Louisiana
Lee McRae
J. C
Wharton J.C
Pasadena
California
Little Rock
Arkansas
Tae
Fresno
Wyoming
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New Orleans
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Miami
Florida
Kentucky
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el Paso
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Texas Western
Galveston
McMurry
Missouri Valley
Honolulu
Stanford
University of Hawaii
Jacksonville
Merylland
Phoenix
Arizona
Tempe State
College of Pacific
Van Buren Tops NFL Ground Gainer in 205-Yard Day
Steve Van Buren led the Philadelphia Eagles to a 24 to 17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers sealing their third straight Eastern Division title. He rushed 27 times for 205 yards, nearing the all time single game NFL mark, as the All-America Conference scene also saw the Forty Niners beat the Yankees and Bills rout the Colts.
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Steve van Buren
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Pittsburgh Seeiers
van Buren
Steelers
Philadelphia
Cliff Battles
Boston
San Francisco
Baytown Ags Set For Grid Dinner
Baytown Aggies plan a post season grid dinner at Humble Dining Room at 7 pm with Baytown AL and M Club hosting. Principal speaker will be Barlow Irvin athletic director. Morris Frank will MC. President Lawrence Hovey presides. Attendees include several Aggie players and local notables. event draws about 100 people.
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Texas Aggies
Baytown
Humble Dining Room
AL and
Barlow
Bones) Irvin
Aggie
Morris Frank
Two Great Ends in Cotton Bowl Showdown
North Carolina star Art Weiner and Rice standout Froggie Williams will headline the Cotton Bowl clash on January 2 in Dallas. Weiner earned UP first team honors, Williams second, as Rice and North Carolina seek conference titles and a post-season win. Williams has 28 points after touchdowns, while Justice remains a public focal point. Ticket sales near capacity for the 73,345 crowd.
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ED Fite
United
Dallas
Rice
North Carolina
North Caroline
Art Weiner
James
Froggie
Charlie
Choo Choo) Justice
U.P
Jess Neely
Bay- Tor
Owls
Tobin, Rote
Bonby Lantrip
Lantrip
Frogzgie’ Williams
North
Carolina
Virginia
Ana Justice
Weiner
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Caroling
Worth
Georgia
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Ball family visits Grand Isle for Thanksgiving weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Ball with son and family Otis Ball and Amna Marie returned from a Thanksgiving weekend to Grand Isle Louisiana. They visited Mrs. E Te Shahan, former Elizabeth Ball, and enjoyed a deep sea fishing jaunt over the weekend.
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Louisiana
Tim. Ball
Amna Marie
Grand Isle
E. Te Shahan
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