Cedar Bayou Bears crush Hull-Daisetta in 1952 opener
Cedar Bayou Bears defeat Hull Daisetta 33 to 6 to open the 1952 District 20 A season. Fred Cochran and Herb Bishop star in a 284 yard total offense showing with a perfect seven for seven passing, while Hit Bishop rushes 74 yards and scores twice. Hull Daisetta’s Darrell Summer leads the Bobcats with 66 yards on 16 carries.
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J. Barlel Carrell
Cedar Bayou
Bruins
Darrell Summer
Bobcats
Olever
Hull-Dassetta
Arlen Landry
Bishop
Bayou
Edwin Day
Hull
Brac
Lynn Enders
Bears
Robbie Muckleray
Fred Cochran
Faidd
Herb Bishop
Herb
Herbert Bishop
Floyd
Hechler
Cochran
Jerry Marcortet
Fril
Cedar Bayloy
Seth
Jerry Marcantel
Darrel Summer
Henry Ferguson
Ferguson
Truman Dickens
Terry Marcontel
Jerry Marcontel
Jerry
Pas
Buddy Bender
Bender
Wilson Trahan
Odell Casey
Leon McNulty
Albert Joe Zucha
Vernon Wood
Marcontel
Joe Frank Robbins
Davis Brown
James Manley
Zacha
Robbie Muckleroy
Lynn Enderli
Allen Landry
Herman Moor
Eugenie McClusky
Paul
Robien
Army to host Pitt in comeback clash on the heights
Two teams chase a gridiron revival as Army entertains Pitt. Pitt, once dominant in the East, has risen with wins over Notre Dame and Iowa after a deemphasis era. Army rebounds from a rough season under Blaik as the Gadets look like classic squads of old.
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West Foint
Fraley
Hudson
Army
Pitt
Panthers
Notre Dame
Iowa
Red. Blaik
Gadets
Blaik
Burt Shotton
Skeeter Newsome
Babe Pinelli
Hans Lobert
Alpha Brazie
Vic Ghezzi
Harry the Hat- Welker
Jimmy Foxx
Ewell Blackwell
Vern Stephens
Harlown
Hooks Mylin
Ossie Bluéege
Phil Watson
A. Tittle
Kentucky
Paul Bryant
Vanderbilt
Bryant
Eddie Gottlieb
Philadelphia Warriors
Bob Burland
George Mikan
Gottlieb
Burland
Mika
Marjorie Gass
Iowa City
Don Hutson
Leon Hart
Bronko Nagurski
Arnie — Weinmeister
Pudge Heffelfinger
Herman Hickman
Mel Heinbacks
Sammy Bangis
Red Grange
Jim Thorpe
Doc Blanchard
Mr. Hari
Grid Results in CLASS AAAA Football
Extensive score table lists CLASS AAAA results with teams from Pampa Abilene Odessa Amarillo Midland Borger Lubbock San Angelo Levelland El Paso Jefferson Ysleta Big Spring Fort Worth Carter Fort Worth Tech Corsicana Dallas Adamson Dallas Wilson North Dallas Wichita Falls Fort Worth Poly Tyler Marshal San Antonio Jefferson Corpus Christi Miller Austin Laredo Houston Lamar Corpus Christi Bay Houston Reagan Grand Saline Houston San Jacinto Conroe Temple Baytown Port Arthur Galveston St Thomas Freeport Texas City Port Arthur Byrte Edison New Alamo Heights Victoria Harlingen San Benito Pharr San Juan Kingsville Brownsville Alice Consol LaPorte Bay City Wharton LaMarque Angleton Lamar Consol. Coldspring Willis Deer Park Santa Fe Orchard Pearland Turnbull Dickinson Sweeney Deer Park 46 Santa Fe Orchard 28 Pearland 6 Coldspring 13 Willis 12 Deer Park 46 Santa Fe a Orchard 28 Pearland 6.
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Pampa
Abilene
Odessa
Amarilla
Midland
Borger
Lubbock
San Angelo
Levelland
el Paso
Jefferson
Ysleta
Big Spring
Fort Worth
Carter
Fort Worth Tech
Corsicana
Dallas
Adamson
Dallas Wilson
North Dallas
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth Poly
Tyler
Marshal
San Antonio Jefferson
Corpus Christi Miller
Austin
Laredo
Houston
Lamar
Corpus Christi Bay
Reagan
Grand Saline
Ae Houston
San Jacinto
Conroe
Temple
Baytown
Port Arthur
Galveston
S. F. Austin
Pasadena
Orange
Houston Davis
Port Neches
Beaumont
Vernon
Childress
Synder
Cisco
Cleburne
Stephenville
Caiinesville
Greenville
Lehrman
MecKiney
Denison
Paris
Denton
Waxahachie
Gladewater
Henderson
Houston St. Thomas
Freepark
Texas City
Port Arthur Byrte
Aise
choDae Auone Edison
New
Alamo Heights
Victoria
Harlingen
Edinburgh
San Benito
Pharr San Juan
Alamo
Kingsville
Brownsville
G McAijlen
Alice
H. L. Kenny
J. P. Henderson
H. L. McAnnich
Levi Craddock
Bay City
Wharton
LaMarque
Atyin
la Porte
Webster
Angleton
Consol
Beaumont French
Anahuac
Cedar Bayou
Hull-Dassetta
Turnball
Spring Branch
Dickinson
Sweeney
Deer Park
Santa Fe
Orchard
Pearland
Coldspring
Willis
Border
Houston Lamar
Corpus Christi Ray
Texrell
Arlington
Crsss
Giddings
Buffs
Colummbus
Ray
Borfer
Brownwood
Bryan
San Antonio Edison
Harlandale
McAllen
Grand Prairie Freeport
Kilgore
Edison
New Braunfels SL
Seguin
Houston Reagan
Grand Prairie
Freeport
Comanche
Jacksboro
Nocona
Alvin
Ed Couch-Elsa
Seminole
Clevland
Burkburnett
Noeona
Weslace
Littlefield
Livingston
Cleveland
Sudan
Springlake
Alpine
Iraan
Henrietta
Chillicothe
Van
Groesbeck
Fairfield
Villanova Rolls Past Boston College 28-7 in 5th Straight Win
Villanova toppled Boston College 28-7 before 23,415 fans as Bob Haner tallied 16 points with two touchdowns and four conversions. Gene Filipski, once with West Point ties, failed to score, while the offense displayed razzle dazzle to overwhelm the Eagles.
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Boston
Bob Haner
Louisville
Villanova
Boston College
Braves
Haner
Gene Filipski
Sacramento
Calif
Applications For Bowl Tickets By Mail Only
The Cotton Bowl Athletic Association announced tickets for the New Year’s Day classic will be sold by mail only during the first four days of November. Each applicant gets four tickets. A drawing will decide the allocation for 25,000 public seats once bond holders, option holders, and the two schools have taken 50,000 of the 75,504 seats. remaining seats go to the public while supplies last.
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Dallas
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
Temple Tops Baytown In Last Minute Texas High Fight
Texas schoolboy football news centers on Temple’s dramatic 20 to 33 comeback win over Baytown, with Doyle Trey Jor supplying the pace via passing and Roy Chapman securing the decisive 4 yard strike with 30 seconds remaining. The report surveys multiple district results across Class AA and AAA, noting several top teams’ records, ties, and first losses.
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ED Fite
United Press
Texas
Temple
Baytown
Wildcats
Qwor
Doyle Trey Jor
Dallas Eagles Make Nine Player Moves In Oct. 15 Deals
Dallas Eagles announced nine player transactions involving four acquisitions and three sales plus one release and one roster transfer. Key moves include trading Hal Erickson to Detroit for Ben Taylor and a pitcher to be named next spring, selling Eddie Knoblauch to Buffalo, and recalling Claudio Barcelo from Longview. Mike Dooley was purchased by Oklahoma City. Clem Hausmann released. Billy Xoe moved to Longview. Harry Young acquired from Texarkana, leaving 11 players for the December draft.
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Dallas
Dallas Eagles
Hal Erickson
Detroit
Eddie Knoblauch
Buffalo
Dick Burnett
Eagles
Erickson
Ben Taylor
Tigers
Taylor
Fort Worth
Sacramento
Knoblauch
Mike Doo Jey
Longview
Leading Scorers in NFL Are Three Place Kickers
NFL scoring leaders after a quarter season show three place kickers atop the list with Lou Groza of Cleveland leading at 25 points. Bob Walston of Philadelphia and Gordie Soltau of San Francisco follow with 22 and 21 points respectively as Week's NFL schedule features Dallas at Green Bay and other matchups.
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Earl Wright
New York
National Football League
Lou iThe Toe Groza
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland
Bob Walston
Philadelphia Eagles
Gordie Soltau
San Francisco
Dallas
Green Bay
Bears
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cardinals
Fitttsburgh
Cardinals
Texas Christian To Face Aggies Today
Texas Christian meets Texas A M at College Station in a key Southwest Conference clash as the Frogs seek another title run. Arkansas also to face Texas in Austin with both sides aiming for a strong start in conference play.
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Texas Christian
Aggies
United Press
Texas
College Station
Texas Aggies
Frogs
Arkansas
Baylor
Austin
Southern Methodist
Rice
Houston
Texas Tech
Lubodock
Texas Western
Tech
New Mexico A&m
Las Cruces
Tempe State
West Texas
Tempe
Hardin-Simmons
North Texas
Denton
Arizona
Marquette
Milwaukee
East Texas State
Vero
Southwest Texas
S. F. Austin
San Marcos
Sam Houston
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Betty Jamison Wins Hard Scrabble Women’s Golf Championship
Betty Jamison of San Antonio Texas defeated Marilyn Smith of Wichita Kansas 3 and 1 to win the Hard Scrabble Women’s individual Golf championship in Fort Smith Arkansas. The two professional finalists reached the final round by beating amateurs Thursday.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Miss Jameson
Marilyn Smith
Wichita
Kans
Entries Line Up For Big Jamaica Handicap
Market’s King Ranch colt and Green tree Stable’s Tom Fool lead a field of 12 as the heavyweights contest the $50,000 added Grey Lag Handicap at Jamaica on Saturday. The Kingston track showdown pits top older horses against stiff handicapping rivals in the richest renewal of the event.
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New York
Big King Ranch
Greentree Stable
Tom Fool
Jamaica
Willie Hoppe Retires As Billiard King After Long Reign
Willie Hoppe, 65, famed billiards star and 46 year world champion, retires from championship play. He won 51 world titles across balkline and three cushion, with notable 1952 three cushion crown in San Francisco, and will focus on exhibitions and coaching.
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Willie Hoppe
TLV
CANTY
Chicago
Hoppe
San Francisco
White Stockings
La Porte Bulldogs Romp To 29-0 Over Webster Wildcats
La Porte Bulldogs defeated Webster Wildcats 29-0 Friday night, building a 24-point lead by mid second quarter. Johnny Ponder Buddy Dodson and Howard Woerner starred for La Porte while Webster’s Kenneth Dismukes and Robert Galloway struggled behind a weakened line as La Porte remained unbeaten in five games.
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la Porte Bulldogs
Vieto
Webster
Willig
Neffecht
George Prentice la Porte
Bulldogs
Webster Wildcats
Wildcats
Frank Akin
Bullddgs
la Parte
Johnny Ponder
Buddy Dodson
Howard Woerner
James Spradling
Woerner
Kenneth Dismukes
Robert Galloway
Jine
la Forte
Deer
District 8-44 See Mixed District Play Weekend Results
District 8-44 opened with Port Arthur’s 19-0 win over Galveston. Orange beat Jeff Davis 20-0 in B-4A non-district play. Beaumont defeated Port Neches 21-6. Pagadena fell to Stephen F. Austin 33-7. Baytown lost to Temple, likely dropping in polls. next week Beaumont at Baytown, Port Arthur at Pasadena, Orange at Galveston.
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Port Arthur
Bali
Galveston
Orange
Jeff Davis
Houston
Temple Wildcats
Beaumont
Port Neches
Pagadena
Stephen FL Austin
Bengals
Baytown
Temple
Pasadeng
Orenge
Pasadena
S. F. Austin
Ball
Nsesane
Qo Beaumont
Arcaro Aims at Climax in Washington DC International
Laurel Maryland October 18 Ed Die Arcaro seeks to complete his finest season by riding Brookmeade Stable's Greek Ship in the Washington DC International at Laurel Park. He has won 37 stakes this year and over 2 million in purses. Only Earl Sande in 1923 had more major wins in a season. Greek Ship is a heavy favorite with two other U.S. hopefuls and four foreign entrants.
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Laurel, Md
Eddie Arcaro
Brookmeade Stable
U.S
Washington D.C
Laurel Park
Arecaro
Earl Sande
Brookmeade
Hasty House Farm
Ruke
Henry L. Stratus
Pilaster
Gillardo Scores Split Decision Over Gonzales
PUEBLO Colo Oct 18 Dave Gallardo California feather weight champion scored a split decision victory here Friday night over Corky Gonzales of Denver Referee Irvin Schiesl voted for Gonzales but two judges backed Gallardo Judge Herold Lebaux scored 66466 yet gave the decision to Gallardo Judge Ray Reech scored 6765 for Gallardo
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Pueblo
Colo
Dave Geilardo
California
Corky? Gonzales
Denver
Irvin Schiesl
Gonzales
Gallardo
Herold Lebaux
Ray Reech
Munting And Fishing Munting And Fishing
In this readers column a reader asks if a four or five day old baby should be given a gun, while a duck calling contest in Houston is announced with a film by Ducks Unlimited and a post from Gillete Hill on duck hunting prospects. Reports from Matagorda note redfish moving upriver with anglers catching plentiful reds along sand bars, and Nolen Thibodeaux recounts fast antelope travel requiring a car stop before shooting. Milton Jordan brags of rising saltwater catches from trout to redfish as he anticipates a big finish to the year.
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Harry Boswell
Harry
Cotfag
Houston
Ducks Unlimited
Gillete Hill
San Jacinto High School
Jessie
Birs
Smith
Red
Mrs. Choate
Jeff Harbour
Milton
Jordan
Colorado River
Arthur Fayle
Matagorda
Arthur
Mrs. Fayle
Nolen Thibodeaux
Amilv
Milton Jordan
Hayes Resigns As Buffalo Farm Team GM
Buffalo New York October 16 Energetic Bill Hayes resigned as general manager of the International League farm team after failing to lift Buffalo back to its former minor league glory. Hayes informed Detroit Tigers of his decision and Muddy Ru el accepted it with regret. Hayes plans to speak in New England for Dwight Eisenhower while remaining in baseball.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Bill Hayes
Hayes
Detroit Tigers
Muddy Ruel
New England
Dwight Eisenhower
Carver High District Clash Set For Saturday Night
The Carver high team hosts Oray in a key district game at Memorial Stadium Saturday at 7 30 pm The Dragons lead the district while Carver seeks momentum after a tight 18 game stretch with one draw The tossup match is seen as a pivotal test for both teams with Orange Dragons aiming to extend their lead and Carver hoping for a win to boost their record
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Carver High Alchers
Saturd Memorial
Orange Dragons
Dragons
Conroe
Panthers
Carver
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