Baylor's George Sauer Echoes as Quarterback Coach
Murray rounds up Baylor football notes spotlighting quarterback Billy Hooper leading the offense for Baylor, topping the Southwest Conference passers in total offense after a midseason absence. Hooper has completed 34 of 85 passes for 519 yards and six touchdowns, with a .618 percentage, ahead of SMU's Duane Nutt. Fans recall Ishell and Cotton Davidson as rising stars previously.
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Isbell Starred as Baylor's All Around Quarterback
Isbell, once a two platonist, rose from Baylor reserve behind Adrian Burk to become a premier quarterback. In 1950 he impressed in Houston and led Baylor to heights unmatched since, earning acclaim as the Southwest Conference’s greatest all around performer, drawing praise beside Bobby Layne.
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Baylor Bears rally behind Hooper in injury plagued season
The report recalls Baylor quarterbacks in 1952 53 with Billy Hooper and Cotton Davidson stepping up as Laver eyes a breakthrough. Davidson shines later but Traylor injures his shoulder leaving room for Bobby Jones and Hooper to lead the team. Hooper shows pro potential and helps Baylor overcome a 7 0 deficit against Texas A M while Sauer braces for Traylor return and future QB options.
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SWC Coaches Brace for Make or Break Games
Southwest Conference football coaches shifted from Monday pessimism to preparing for Saturday’s decisive games. Arkansas, led by Bowden Wyatt, seeks weather-friendly conditions for a Texas invasion while facing Texas A&M in College Station under Bear Bryant’s scouting notes. Baylor and TCU receive mixed injury news with Dike out for Baylor and Pollard ready for TCU. In Dallas, Southern Methodist won 36–18 over Kansas with Woody Woodard’s squad focusing on rotation. Texas, under Eq Price, contemplates backfield changes as Gray and Woodson drop to second team with Flinn and Sneed promoted.
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UCLA Takes No 1 In United Press Ratings Shakeup
UCLA jumps to the top position in the United Press college football ratings, edging Oklahoma and Ohio State by narrow margins. Oklahoma leads in first place votes, but UCLA accumulates more second and third place votes to claim 344 points to Oklahoma and Ohio State 301.
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Red) Sanders
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Jockey Nick Turns Trainer After Weight Issue
Former jockey Nick Combest weighs 127 pounds at Jamaica Race Track in New York, joking that training lets him eat without weight worry. He cites a past fall at Woodbine and a knee issue as reasons for switching from riding to training four horses for Don Hobe, including Star of Persia and Fighting Ike. Combest recalls a nine year riding career across major tracks in New York, Florida and California and says the difference between riding and training is minimal when horses are good.
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Cubs Add 13 Rookies To List
The Chicago Cubs named 13 rookies to their roster, chosen from minor leagues with all star honors. Only 21 players carried over from the 1984 season, as the 44-man camp includes standout pitchers and hitters such as Bob Thorp and John Andre along with other rookies like Jy Cohen Don Elston and Ed Stanka.
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Former Champ Robbins Favored In Pinehurst
In Pinehurst North Carolina on October 2 former U S senior champion Thomas C Robbins of Larchmont N Y led qualifying for the third annual North South Senior Invitational golf championship with a 34 26 70 over 18 holes Robbins posted under par while John W Roberts of Columbus Ohio matched par with 35 38 71 Defending champion C B Russell of Pinehurst shot 75 and faced match play starting Tuesday
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Gulf Super Refined Gasoline Boosts Engine Power
Gulf unveils a new Super Refined No-Nox gasoline that removes the dirty-burning tail-end from refinery output. Road tests on Gulf test cars show increased horsepower and better mileage after 15 000 miles, with no carbon knock or pre ignition on varied terrain.
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