Cougars Open Home Schedule in 1956 Matchup
Houston and Mississippi State meet for the third time in five years in a Saturday night game at Rice Stadium. About 33,000 fans expected. UH seeks improved pass defense as star backs and alternate units are showcased.
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State
Mississippi
Houston
University of Houston
Mississippi State
Cougars
Dogs
Texas
Houston Tech
Rice Stadium
Texas A&m
Bulldogs
Tech
Aggies
Ken
Spear Bolin
Trom
Billy Boland
Alvin
Folin
Charlie Furlow
Crosby to challenge Magnolia Bulldogs in Saturday game
Crosby, after toppling Dayton Broses, travels to Magnolia for a Class B showdown at 8 p.m. Coach Spence notes Magnolia’s passing attack and fast breakaway style, with key Buffs out including centers Hargraves and Jernigan and defender Marek.
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Crosby
Dayton Broses
Magnolia
Bulldogs
Dayton
Jack Spence
Jone Joss Bein
Waller
Th Bulldogs
Fleet
Jerry Yelverton
Ellis Ford
Terry Hinton
Raymond Duray
W. J. Wynn
Michael Hargraves
Melvin Jernigan
Gene Marek
Jerniigan
Hargraves
Spence
Lee Franta
Raymond Martin
Franta
Buffs
Penn State Faces Miami Hurricanes In Early Week Football
Associated Press reports Penn State Nittany Lions meet the Miami Hurricanes as college football opens. The piece covers key openers nationwide with Iowa, Ohio State, Michigan State, Mississippi, Alabama, Syracuse, UCLA, Texas, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, and Rutgers slated for season debuts alongside notable early matchups.
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Princeton
Associated Press
Ethan
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Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
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Virginia Military
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Navier
Ohio
Iowa
Jerry Burns
California
Covhampion
Hawkeyes
Wilburn Hollis
Ohio State
Associated Press Weekly
Texas Christian Club
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Buckeyes
Bob Ferguson
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Ron Miller
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Kentucky
Alabama
Tulane
Syracuse
West Virginia
UCLA
Michigan
Texas
Rice
Atlanta
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
South Bend
Cabc-Tv
Rutgers
SWC Highlights IRice And TCU Contests
SWC schedules six interectional games across four regions with a family clash. Rice meets Georgia Tech in Atlanta while TCU faces Ohio State in Columbus. Baylor battles Pittsburgh, A&M faces LSU at Baton Rouge, Arkansas hosts Tulsa, and SMU meets USC in Los Angeles. Texas and Texas Tech start the conference race in Austin.
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Associated Press
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Grant Field
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Tulsa
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Southern California
Los Angeles
Aggies
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Southern Cal
TCU
Houston Oilers
Dallas Texans
LSU
Sour Lake
East Chambers
Hardin
Evadale
Hull-Dassetta
Woodville
Orangefield
Bunt & Warren
Fannett
Montgomery
King
Klein
Spring
Campo
Alvin
Angleton
Wharton & Deny Park
Beaumont French
Ohio
Chris
Wake Forest
Alex
John Bridgers
Lrose
Fose Gver
Bengals
Lowis
Texas Aggies
Dallas Golf Tourney Enters Semifinals
Dallas and Lubbock vie in the Texas Seniors Golf Tournament semifinals. Defending champion Herate Carson of San Angelo is sideline. Raymond Marshall of Lubbock defeated Carson in the quarter finals, while Bil Skeeters of Dallas outlasted E Preston Smith over 20 holes. Al Couchman of Dallas defeated Ewell Miles of Houston 3 and 4.
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Ate Carson
San Angelo
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Lubbart
al Couchman
Pete Edwards
Marshall
Carson
E. Preston Smith
Couchman
Ewell Miles
Houston
Baseball Scorecard and Standings From AP Summary
The Associated Press provides a scattered look at the National and American Leagues with results from Thursday including Los Angeles 10 Philadelphia 0 and Pittsburgh 4 San Francisco 0. It lists standings, upcoming games, and a long tally of teams, scores, and schedules across multiple cities and colleges.
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San Francisco
SBS
Pittsburgh
ABA Chitago
Los Angeles
Philadelpnia
Francisca
Cwemnnot
Oranle
Philadelphia
New
Ford
Baltimore
Petraan Vary
Wertantor
Burnside
Ahansas
Cy Thew
Icresei
Tighter
SWC Opens 1961 Season With Impressive Debuts
The Southwest Conference enters the 1961 season after a strong non conference slate where all SWC eleven performed well. Texas Christian surprised by defeating Kansas, with Coach Abe Martin's Horned Frogs shaping expectations for an exciting grid campaign.
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Bill Hartman
Leguse
Texas Christian
Kansas
Abe Martin
Horned Froggies
Galveston Grabs 22 8 Win as Greenies Fall Short
In a rough clash, Galveston defeats Austin 22 to 8 while Greenies miscue repeatedly. Mann and Goslin battle. Texas A&M, Houston, and SMU eyes on upcoming clashes amid conference play and strong ground game.
Barbers Hill JH Falls in Third Straight Loss
Barbers Hill Junior High Eaglets lost 12-8 to East Chambers on home field in a 12 play scoring drive. Carter sparked a 53 yard drive while Gerald Walker and Tallent contributed. Ronnie Collen added a 43 yard run for the Eaglets who led 6-0 at halftime. East Chambers scored in the third on a 12 yard pass from Ippolito to Don Walker and later stretched the margin on a Mike Marshall pass. The Eaglets previously dropped two Bayou losses and face a steer toward improved air force and running game.
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J’ S
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Charles Tallent
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Carter
Gerald Walker
Mike Flowers
Tribe
Ronnie Collen
Tne Isle
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Don Walker
Mike Marshall
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