Improved Bulldogs Beat Buffs 18 7 In Openers
La Porte improved Bulldogs defeated Crosby Buffalos 18 to 7. Wayne Lee debuted on offense after Eddie Hill injured an ankle. Leo Rizzuto scored two touchdowns and Hill added another as La Porte built a lead, while Crosby countered with Roger and Freddie Ramsey and Peter Ulrich scoring Crosby’s lone TD.
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Frank Akin
Wayne Lee
Lee
Eddie Hill
Leo Rizzuto
Clarke Heironimus
Heironimus
Rizzuto
Buffs
Buffloes
Buffalo Bill
Hill
Freddie
Roger Ramsey
Peter Ulrich
Crosby
Ulrich
Cayness
Ramsey
Roger
Filaworth Pira
Buf
Murray Round: Tech Versus Texas Promises Season Opener Clash
Texas Tech in Memorial Stadium faces a potent Texas squad in a season opener billed as one of the nation’s best. Tech, boasting its strongest team yet, seeks to erase past snubs and prove itself against a spirited Longhorns program in a high stakes showdown.
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Red Raiders
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University of Texas
Ed Price
West Texas
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Oklahoma
DeWitt Weaver
Auburn
Texas Aggies
Postly
Notre Dame
Baytown Stakes Big With Gray and DelHomme In Baytown Stand
Texas grid scene features Herb Gray 205 pounds and Louis DelHomme 215 as top Horns face Tech stalwarts Jerry Walker 240 and Bill Herschman 230. Coaches eye guard Langford Sneed and Arlen Wesley while centers Johnny Tatum 205 and DelHomme anchor Texas line. Tech claims advantage at tackle with side and Graham provide running power.
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Robert KE. Lee
Texas
Herb Gray
Soph
Louis DelHomme
Ed Kelley
Manan Schviewer
Tech
Jerry Walker
Bill Herschman
Weaver
Gray
Langford
Arlen Wesley
Hal Broadfoot
Johnny Tatum
Delhomme
Lubbock
James Side
Lonnie Graham
Longhorns
Ed Hawkins
Chester Sim Cik
Delano Womack
Joe Youngblood
Larry George
Lama
Larry Graham
Graham
Brewer On Bench Is Kirkpatrick Better Than Fondren
In a Texas college football debate, Charles Brewer and Jack Kirkpatrick contend with Walter Fondren as the season opens. Kirkpatrick gains support for his quarterback potential while Brewer faces a sidelined senior year. Texas hosts Tech in a game touted with new symbols, bands, and a forecasted Texas 20 Tech 19 victory. Other scores include TCU 28 Kansas 7, Arkansas 48 Tulsa 7, Baylor 63 Hardin-Simmons 12.
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Texas
Jack Kirkpatrick
Brewer
Kirkpatrick
Tech
Weaver
Doak Walker
Lamar
Walter Fondren
Fondren
Ats
Houston Millionaire
United States
Longhorn Band
Wilbur Evans
Beve V
George Kellam
The
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Ed Price
TCU
Kansas
Arkansas
Tulsa
Baylor
Hardin Simmons
Podres Could Miss World Series Because Chest Injury
Dodgers left hander Johnny Podres, 22, may not play in the World Series due to a torn chest muscle. Dodgers physician Dr. Eugene Zorn said it is doubtful he can pitch. If unavailable, Ken Lehman of Montreal could be promoted to join the roster. Podres suffered the injury during pregame fungo practice at Ebbets Field two weeks ago.
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la Porte
Brooklyn
Johnny Podres
Dodgers
Podres
Eugene Zorn
Dodger
Buzzy Bavasi
Ford Frick
Ken Lehman
Montreal
Ebbets Field
Deer Park Tops La Marque In 13-6 Victory
Deer Park defeats La Marque 13-6 as Fullback William Henderson stars with a 1 yard score and a 41 yard third quarter drive. The Deer Park defense holds off a late Tiger push while piling up 209 rushing yards and 14 first downs in a hard fought AA matchup.
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Joe Ressler
la Porte
Rizzuto
Don Cagnese
Mike Escobedo
Hill
Buffs
Shorty Hughes
Deer Park Crew
la Marque
Wiliam Henderson
Tigers
Gary James
Louis Polegrave
Tiger
Deer Park
Jimmy Sl
James
Palsgrove
Bill Chamberlain
McLean
Bie- Lean
Barbers Hill Eagles Roll Over Sour Lake 34 13
Barbers Hill overcame Sour Lake 34 13 as Buddy Rankin sparked the visitors with a 62 yard run. Speer connected on multiple scoring plays including a 47 yard pass to Danny Myers and a 13 yard pass to Dan Ray Hooks. The Eagles opened with two early TDs and led 34 0 at halftime before reserves finished the game.
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Sour Lake Warriors
Barbers Hill
Eagles
Invaders
Buddy Rankin
Speer
Hollis Naguin
Danny Myers
Dan Ray Hooks
Godl
Yankees Back In First After Narrow Win Over Red Sox
The Yankees moved to a first place .614 percentage as Yogi Berra belted two homers, including a ninth inning shot, to power a 5-4 victory over the Red Sox. Hank Bauer homered to knot the score, while the Tigers shut out the Indians 3-0.
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United Press
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Casey Stengel
Stengel
Tigers
Yogi Barra
Yankee
Boston
Berra
Mills Kinder
Bronx Bombers
Hank Bauer
Ad Terzeson
Teers
Ray Boone
Bill Tutie
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Hector Lopez
Joe Astrath
Albritigs
White Sox
Ching Stone Yong
Rally
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Washington Senators
Amd
Orioles
Senators
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Knox Passes UCLA To 21-0 Victory Over Texas Aggies
UCLA quarterback Knox, a transfer, threw three touchdown passes as UCLA blanked Texas A&M 21-0 in the season opener at Memorial Coliseum. Coach Henry Sanders lauded Knox as a potential take-charge tailback while Texas A&M struggled to reach UCLA territory, hampered by turnovers and a lack of offensive production.
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Red) Sanders
Sue Knox
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Paw (Bear) Bryant
Ticla
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Sanders
Memorial Coliseum
Jim Decker
Rod Davenport
Rod Davenport and Fuilback Sam Brown
Saphenare
Don Grint
Anahuac Fisherman Replies To Baytown Sun Columnist
Cornelius Nelson writes to The Baytown Daily Sun defending commercial fishermen roles and criticizing inland regulators. He argues restaurants rely on commercial catch and warns against restricting fishing, noting his own 1600 pound haul as only a small portion of bay fish. He urges column prominence for his letter.
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Baytown Sun
Jim Nelson
Baytown
Nelson
Mermahere
Fish and Grater Commission
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Soa
Jim Netean
Cornelius Nelson
Yacht Club Swimming Meet Rescheduled for Sunday
The Houston Yacht Club Swim-Thing meet for youngsters is moved to 2:30 p.m. Sunday after an earlier postponement. The annual regatta and boat parade will be shown in the main village Sunday night as a special feature. Skipper Trevalkian will entertain Saturday night on the piano. Club members anticipate a big night of entertainment from the Houston artist.
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Sports Hope For Two In Row Over Houston
SHREVEPORT LA UP The Shreveport Sports seek a second straight win over Houston in a Dixie Series playoff after a decisive first game victory. Ky Jayner belted a grand slam and a homer in the second inning to spark Shreveport. John Andre opened the final game with a home run and pitched through most of the contest. Gale Pringle closed out the late innings to preserve the win. Will Brown homered for Houston in the sixth, and Bob Mabe took the loss as the first of five Ruth pitchers.
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Andre
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Hoiston
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Bob Mabe
Tye
Ruth
Ryff Unhappy With Showing In Wallace Title Bid
New York fighter Ryff narrowly defeats Jory Loyas of Sacramento in a nationally televised Friday bout at Olympia. He won 9-4 on rounds from referee Johnny Weber and judges Donald Tilley and Malcolm House but expressed dissatisfaction with his performance as he eyes a 2k pound title against Wallace Only Smith.
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