Bayou Soundly Trounces Dickinson in opener chaos
Bayou Soundly Trounces Dickinson as college football opens quietly with minor clashes. The schedule lists Aug state and St Pacelath facing Imperia State, plus several early matchups, with major games two weeks away including Alabama vs Mississippi Southern and USC vs Washington State.
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Bears Run Roughshod Over Dickinson In 32-6 Season Opener
Cedar Bayou Bears opened the 1952 football season with a 32-6 win over the Dickinson Gators in Cedar Bayou. Freddy Cochran rushed 157 yards on 11 carries for Cedar Bayou, Hit Bishop scored twice, and Muckleroy starred on defense with four fumbles recovered. The Bears led 14-0 after the first quarter, 20-0 at halftime, and pulled away with an 86-yard fourth-quarter drive highlighted by a 59-yard Bishop sprint. Cedar Bayou hosts Deer Park next Thursday as coach Bob Barfield praises the team’s early form despite penalties and one ejection.
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Standings and scores from baseball and national league play
United Press standings show Texas League playoff positions with Shreveport Oklahoma City Dallas and Fort Worth. Thursday results list Oklahoma City 3 Dallas 1 Shreveport 3 Fort Worth 2. National League scores include St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Boston and Pittsburgh games. note ground temperatures near 150 degrees recorded in Mojave desert as potential record.
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Horace Mann Routs Acres Eleven 13-0 In Opener
Horace Mann junior high opened its grid season with a 13-0 win over Woodland Acres in a non-district game at Galena Park. Bo Geisendorf and Johnny Singletary scored the touchdowns with Phillip Cox handling the extra point attempts. Singletary set up the final TD with a 20-yard run while Cox added a five-yard TD run earlier. Key defensive stands came from Ronnie Harlan Larry Shanks Stanley Stoke and Calvin Muckleroy. An open date follows.
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Kilgore JC Rolls Navarro JC in Grid Scores
Kilgore JC defeated Navarro JC 21 to 0 in junior college action. In higher classifications El Paso High beat El Paso Cathedral 33 to 6, Dallas Forest toppled Dallas Jesuit 22 to 18, and Houston Lamar won 12 to 7 over Bt Thomas. Lufkin edged Port Neches 13 to 6. Garland defeated Plano 18 to 6, Mesquite beat Buckners Home 12 to 0, East Mountain won 6 to 0 at Pittsburg. Gatesville routed Temple B 33 to 0. Port Arthur Byrne won 34 to 13 over Neder land. Ace Dallas Sunset B 13, Richardson Dallas Sunset C 7. Ferris over Farmersville 32 to 20. Cedar Bayou 32, Dickinson 0. Bartlett 12, Granger 0. Other games included Austin St. Edward's 20, Fort Hood 14 and Calvert 38, Palestine B 6. Week summary notes Coach George Perkins' team to host George Washington of Houston in a non-district clash next week.
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Olympic Star Headlines Arena Fight Card
Sammy Stamford of Conn and Jot Bardo of Mount Carmel Pa clash in the main event at St Nicholas Arena Friday night The looming feature Floyd Patterson from Brooklyn a recent Olympic middleweight champion is expected to shine in a six round match Eddie Godbold of New York also on the card The piece notes Utah name origin linked to an Indian tribe.
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