Barron and Chism Lead Childress Players on All District Team
Childress Bobcats place two on the All District Eleven led by Mickie Barron and Donald Chism as Electra stacks three on the district list and Burkburnett dominates with eight selections. Seymour, Quanah follow with multiple picks as prep season honors are announced for 3AA.
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Jr. Rose Bowl To Be Played As Scheduled
Pasadena officials confirmed the Junior Rose Bowl will proceed on December 10 despite the Sugar Bowl racial controversy. Jones Junior College from Mississippi will participate after assurances from president J. B Young, with five first string Negro players on the opposing Comp ton of California squad.
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Duke Shuts Out North Carolina 6-0 in rivalry clash
Duke varsity defense and 195 pound sophomore Oliver Rudy produced a 6-0 triumph before 34,000 fans and a national TV audience. Rudy broke free on a 35 yard TD run after a key Buddy Bass block as Duke bookended chances and stifled a late Tar Heel rally led by Jack Maultsby Will Frye and George Stavnitski.
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Lions to honor Doak Walker on season finale day
Detroit Lions announce Doak Walker Day on December 11 and retire No 37 in a unique tribute at Briggs Stadium before facing the New York Giants. President Edwin J. Anderson calls Walker a model athlete with a perfect record and no lavish gifts for the ceremony.
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Walker's Lions Star Faces Farewell After Great Run
Walker ends a storied Detroit pro football career with citations from city, state, owners and officials as he bids goodbye. He weighed 175 pounds but authored a legendary era, leading the Lions to NFL titles in 1952 and 1953 and the Western Division crown in 1954.
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Railcars Expand Coal Capacity Beyond 100 Tons
The traditional hopper car carries 60 tons of coal, while modern super cars on the rails exceed 100 tons.
Football Scores Summary From Houston to Abilene
College results show Houston 26 Wyoming 14 and Duke 6 North Carolina 0. North Texas 7 Trinity 6. High school games include Stamford 13 Phillips 0 and Ranger 20 McCamey 16. Texarkana 20 Gainesville 0. Garland 18 Snyder 13. Port Neches 36 Temple 19 and Tyler 22 Corpus Christi Miller 7. Abilene 61 El Paso High 0.
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First plank road built in United States linked Syracuse to Oneida Lake
The first plank road in the United States was completed in 1846 connecting Syracuse New York with Oneida Lake. This pioneering route demonstrated early timber paving and regional transportation innovation.
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