Longhorns Escape A&M To Claim SWC Title
Texas defeats Texas A&M 15-13 at College Station to clinch the Southwest Conference crown and an anticipated Cotton Bowl berth. Jim Keller opened scoring for A&M, Wade directed a late Texas drive with a 21-yard field goal by Tony Crosby making the margin. Governor Connally honored as Texas secures perfect season and potential national recognition.
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Regents Blast Over Muddy Texas Aggie Game Conditions
AP reports UT regents criticized field conditions after a muddy game blamed on rain and chemical treatments. Texas officials defended the surface, saying field mud affected both teams equally while fans allegedly retaliated by pouring chemicals. Aggie coach Hank Foldberg and Texas QB Duke Carlisle commented on the difficulty of play.
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Texas Triumph Seals Unequaled Longhorns Championship
In a dramatic game under grey skies Texas edged Texas A&M 13-9 to remain unbeaten and claim its first unblemished season since 1920. Key plays included Duke Carlisle's quarterback sneak and a late interception stand as the Aggies fought to the end. The battle drew a stadium-wide roar and prompted the university to declare a holiday.
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Brack Faces Big Test In Bi District Playoff
Brackenridge, the Texas Class AAAA defending champion, faces a tough bi district battle Friday night as San Antonio Lee looms. Dumas closes in on a third straight state title with a late rally to beat Andrews 19-7. Graham thumps Snyder 15-0 while Dalhart defeats Muleshoe 16-2 in regional playoffs. Merkel routs Big Lake 16-8 and Val Avery edged by 14-12 as Friday games spread across Class AAAA and AA matchups statewide.
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Pee Wee All Star Bowl Spurs Offense at Memorial Stadium
The Pee Wee Football League stars of UML Star offense and the Texans meet at Memorial Stadium on Friday at 7:20 p.m. Proceeds go to the Optimist and Goodfellow clubs. Fred Wilson coaches the Texans. Star players include Greg At and George Whitaker. defensive standouts include Deu Parkins and David LaVergne. Tickets cost 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children with local volunteers handling sales.
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Bears Tie Lions as Packers stumble in December clash
Detroit and Green Bay battled to a 13 13 tie after a late Lions rally, with Ray Nitschke injured for Green Bay and Nick Pietrosante scoring for Detroit. Vince Lombardi's Packers, 5 2 1, face Los Angeles and San Francisco in their last two games as Chicago and Minnesota loom.
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