Buffs Rally To Edge Dayton In Gridiron Thriller
Crosby Buffs overcame an early Dayton lead to upset the Dayton Broncs 26-8. Robert Stevens scored twice for Crosby with 4 and 32 yard TD runs, while Lincoln Kilgore and Beene added key plays. Balinski’s safety gave Dayton a brief edge before Crosby pulled away in the second quarter and sealed the win with a late onside kick recovery by Raymon Martin.
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Hellick
Robert Stevens
Dayton
Crosby
Walter Balinski
Robert Seaberg
Brones
Gene Marck
Stevens
Buffaloes
Balinski
Bronco
Larry Wiggins
Clear
Jack Baker
Willis Beene
Lincoln Kilgore
Beene
Wiggins
Raymon Martin
Jack Spence
Seaberg
Baker
Bulldogs Rally For 15 6 Victory Over Dickinson
La Porte Bulldogs clinched their second win 15 to 6 over Dickinson Gators as Allen Christensen led late scoring drives. Weir set up the final score with a 38 yard pass to Weir. David Echels and Harry Fawkner contributed on the final march. Referees flagged penalties hampering Dickinson briefly.
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Dale Chain
Ronnie Owens Lear
Christ
Buildars
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Teodoro Rios
la Parte
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Jack Horne
Dick Scott
Christiansen
Porte
Ward
David Echéls
Harry Fawkner
Weir
Bobby Casseday
Gator
Scott
Lemar Consolidated
Mount Carmel
Dickenson
Giants Slow Reds Drive to NL Flag
The Giants halted the Reds 6-0 as Billy O Dell spun an eight-hitter to widen the Dodgers’ lead in the NL race. O Dell allowed a single run late while Don Drysdale and Roy Perranoski forged relief to seal Los Angeles’ edge and keep Cincinnati at bay.
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Laser Ray Sadecki
Fis Gil Hodges
Ron Faure Tessingi
Anterray
Duke Sniderpang
Bob Miller
Maus
Jim
Gilliam
Wally
Moon
Don Drysdale
Bill White
Sawarski
Longtime Southwest Conference Forecast Stirs Picks and Doubt
The veteran sportswriter doubts conventional favorites in the Southwest Conference race. Aggies, Baylor, Arkansas, Texas, and SMU are named as top contenders, with Rice offered as a contrarian choice. The piece mocks the idea that tackles, guards, and fullbacks alone decide titles, noting this is the fourth year of such debates and the uncertain odds persist.
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Austin
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Texas Axm
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Texas Tech
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Longhorns
A&m
Dallas
Dichard
SWC Basketball Rivalries Stir Predictions and Pledges
Disjointed notes forecast Rice, SMU, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Texas Tech, Baylor, and Texas in the Southwest Conference race. Writers claim Rice as a contender, note hoped upsets, and humorously warn against SMU derailing others while acknowledging past seasons and possible disappointments. Arkansas and Texas teams face scrutiny with mixed outlooks.
Rice Favored To Win With Strong Offense And QB Play
Analysts argue Rice has two extra reasons for victory this season. The Owls excelled in key areas last year and again show balanced strength across offense and line play. Quoted rival notes highlight Rice’s strong quarterbacking and cohesive team dynamics as decisive factors in a tight race.
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Billy Cor
Jim Myers
Myers
Owl
Panthers Roll Over Hitchcock In District Football Blowout
Anahuac dominates Hitchcock 43 0 as Mendenhall Ezer and Sparks star on offense. Mendenhall 10 yd TD and 4 yd TD by Mendenhall set the tone while Ezer adds a 71 yd TD pass and multiple scores. Wilson, Kinzer, Harvey and Wilborn shine on defense and special teams as Panthers extend district lead.
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Wegarr
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Harvey
Danny Peddy
John Hunt
Anahuac
Carroll Harvey
Roland Sparks
David Kinzer
Speed
Stenton
Rents
Wilson
Kinzer
Ing
Jerry Wilson
Panther
Spark
Carrell Wilborn
Wilborn
Richard Evans
Tech Wrecks Southern Cal In Early One
Georgia Tech defeats Southern California 32 0 in Los Angeles in the Rose Bowl era reborn with Billy Lothridge and Stan Gann leading the Wrecks. Beathard scores for USC in the third but Tech builds early 12 points and holds the lead through the game.
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Sour Lake Claims 12-6 Victory Over Barbers Hill
Sour Lake defeated Barbers Hill 12 to 6 as fumbles and interceptions hampered Barbers Hill. Sophomore Bill Kilgore rushed for 74 yards on 18 carries for Sour Lake, with Edmondson and Ray scoring on passes and runs to secure the win.
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Rams Fear Bears Sleepy Upset Ahead Clash at Coliseum
Coach Bob Waterfield warned the Los Angeles Rams face a rested Chicago Bears after a 37-13 loss to Minnesota. The Rams kept their lineup for the Baltimore game, while other NFL games spread across Sunday with Lions at Baltimore and Giants at Pittsburgh among notable matchups.
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