Bobcat Football Players Honored In District awards
The article congratulates Stinnett and Stamford teams on recent wins and honors five Bobcats named to All-District 3-AA. Jim Lowe Fred Cawthon A Parker Rod Mullins Omar Carlile lead the group with Cawthon as top junior and a sophomore award.
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Stinnett
Stamford
Bobcat
Jim Lowe
Fred Cawthen
A. Parker
Rod Mullins
Omar Carlile
Bobcats
Childress
Meiliz
Cawthon
Eagles blank Paschal 14 to 0 in AAAA quarterfinal
Abilene Eagles shut out Fort Worth Paschal 14-0 to advance to the semifinals. Quarterback Givin Gregory scored twice on 25 and 9 yard runs and converted after each. He totaled 102 rushing yards on 20 carries as Abilene extended its win streak to 35 games while the defense held Paschal to 41 rushing yards in 36 degree drizzle.
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Fort Worth A
Givin Gregory
Abilene Eagles
Fort Worth Paschal
Gregory
Abilene
Wichita Falls
Stuart Peake
Jim Rose
Rufus King
Panthers
Steward
South Secures Top Stars For Senior Bowl
MOBILE Alabama guests report the eighth annual Senior Bowl on January 5 at Ladd Stadium features 25 players led by Johnny Majors of Tennessee and Bill Glass of Baylor. The roster lists 12 SEC reps, five from the Southwest Conference, three ACC, two Big Seven, and three independents with notable backs and line names from Tennessee Miami Georgia LSU Texas Christian and others.
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Mobile
Ala
Johnny Majors
Tennessee
Baylor
Bill Glass
Ladd Stadium
South
Buddy Cruze
Ron Bennett
Mississipi State
Jack Johnson
Miami
Roy Wilkins
Georgia
Ed Gray
Oklahoma
Don Owens
Mississippi Southern
John Gordy
Earl Legett
Louisiana State
Sam Deluca
South Carolina
John Jarrow
Florida
Dalton
Television Listings Include NBC CBS and Local Channel Lineup
The page catalogs KFDX and KSYDTV schedules with 9:00 This is the Life and 9:30 Look Up and Live followed by various programs such as United Nations in Action. It notes channel 6 color transmission and a long list of shows including Cartoon Party Wide Wide World Tales of Texas Rangers Roy Rogers Steve Allen and News segments with caveats about possible changes.
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United Nations
Cumiern
Hickock
Heckle
Jeckle
Oral Roberts
National Automobile Show
Petephone
Ed Sullivan
Ray Milland
Frontier National News
Southwest News
Tales of Texas Rangers
Roy Rogers
Benegal
Pitt Routs Miami 14-7 to Cap Upset Victory
Pittsburgh overthrows Miami 14-7 as Tom Jenkins bursts 48 yards to set up the go ahead score by Darrell Lewis. Ambrose Bagamery adds final point as Pitt closes with 7-1-2, earning Gator Bowl bid versus Georgia Tech while ending Miami’s unbeaten run.
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MIAMI
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Tom Jenkins
Darrell Lewis
Ambrose Bagamery
Pitt
Georgia Tech
United Press Board of Coaches
Georgia
Hurricanes
Texas
Tech
Joe Walton
Dates Set For Golden Gloves In Fort Worth Coliseum
Fort Worth announces the 21st Texas Golden Gloves tournament for February 12 to 16 at Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum. The five night amateur ring show ends on Saturday to accommodate the American Bowling Congress event and allow time for installing bowling alleys. Nineteen regional centers including Abilene, Amarillo, Austin, Beaumont, Brownwood, Corpus Christi, Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth Galveston, Greenville, Harlingen, Houston, Lubbock, Odessa, San Antonio, Tyler, Waco and Wichita Falls send winners to the state meet. The state champions advance to the Chicago Tournament of Champions in late February.
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Fort Worth
Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum
American Bowling Congress
Abilene
Amarillo
Austin
Beaumont
Brownwood
Corpus Christi
Dallas
el Paso
Galveston
Greenville
Harlingen
Houston
Lubbock
Odessa
San Antonio
Tyler
Waco
Wichita Falls
Chicago
Plevel Breaks 28-Yard Run as Scarecchia Sneaks for TD
In the final three minutes of the first half Joe Plevel sprinted 28 yards with a lateral to spark the drive. A pass interference move from the 11 to the two and an offside pushed the ball to the one where quarterback Sam Scarecchia scored on a sneak. Ed Oliver added the conversion.
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Fair Park Stadium
Steve Cowan
Abilene
Miami
Pitt
Ralph Jelick
Corny Salvaterra
Hurricanes
Joe Plevel
Sam Scarecchia
Ed Oliver
Mitchell Secures 10 Year Arkansas Football Pact
University of Arkansas trustees appoint head coach Jack Mitchell to a 10 year term starting next Jan. 1. Salary raised to 12 500 for six months with potential rise to 15 000 if 1957 legislature approves. Mitchell came from Wichita two years ago and posted a 3 3 conference record in 1956.
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Little Rock
Ark
University of Arkansas Trustees
Jack Mitchell
Arkansas
Mitchell
University of Wichita
Bowden Wyatt
Wyatt
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