Sam Baugh Rise From Tiny Texas Town to Grid Legend
The profile chronicles Sam Baugh, later known as Slingin’ Sammy, tracing his birth in March 1929 to Mr and Mrs J. Vo Baugh in Texas, his early football roots in Temple and Sweetwater, and early baseball noted by Texas Christian mentors. It describes his emergence as a versatile athlete with early passing and kicking talents that foreshadowed a pro football hall of fame career with the Washington Redskins.
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Sinc
Diys
Rod Geange
Hi Sam
Adrian Haugh
Texas Chetian University
Washington
Prleixer
Horn
Texas
J. Vo Baugh
Sam Adrian
Erode
Hareledh Grange
Ile Mbeaton
Sagen
Uinuis
Sammy Baugh
Sammy
Deawls Baugh
Temple High School
Temple High
Sweetwater
West Texas
Ed Henning
Baugh
Abilene
Cech Leo Udutehs Meyer
Texas Christian
T. A. Morne Frogsot
Abilene Nine
Meyer
Port Worth
Feaneis Schmidt
Kid Baugh
University of Texas
Bilh
Raveh
Austin
Billy
Phorm
Bough
Texans
Uncle Billy
Sammy Bourth
Mort Worth
Texas Christian University
Jim Benton Tops Arkansas Athletes of 1937 in AP Pick
Arkansas Associated Press annual list honors Jim Benton as the top of ten outstanding Arkansas athletes for 1937. The compilation credits Benton with leading a diverse group including football players, tennis stars, golfers, a basketball figure, and a track competitor, based on a 10-9-7-3-2-1 point system from sports editors.
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Jim Benton
Arkansas
Associated Press
Tide Tossers May Decide Bowl Game
Alabama, lacking the Dixie Howell-Dan Hutson punch, may hinge Rose Bowl chances on aerial plays. The pass has aided eight of 33 Crimson touchdowns and could be necessary against California’s ground game. California’s season features a pass-heavy attack led by notable players, as coaches weigh trend shifts back toward fundamentals.
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Dillon Graham
New York
Alabama
Dixie Howell
Dan Hutson
Crimson
Crlties
California
Howell
Hutson
Stanford
Edhall
Jutle
Arnespor
Arassing Toamer
Bertar Foathall
Macya ‘Muth
Stub Allison
Dwight Sloan
Foothall
Raymond Burnett
Fouthall
Arkansas
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
Len Warneke
St. Louis Cardinals
Qilcher
Benton
Associated Press
Sloan
van Buren
Razorbacks
Burnett
Arkansas State Teachers College
Atkins
Los Angeles
McRae
Little Rock
Missouri Valley
Trauss
Dutch
Harrison
Stuttgart
Robbins
Gue
iTelena
Fairways
Frank
Allison
Scruim‘mage
Vic Bottari
Sam Chapman
Perry Schwartz
Lis
Joe Kilgrow
Herky Mosley
Tuscaloosa
Tech
Fred Solomon
Notre Dame
Washington
George Guttarsman
Fete Stinchcomb
Oia State
Washington and
Jefferson
Crimsons
Layden
Tulane
Zimmerman
Hubert
Johnny Mack Brown
Southern California
Pineckert
Shaver
Casey
Brown
Pollard
Bears Win Nine Ties With fourteen Plays
In a California contest against Washington the Bears tied 0-0 but stuck to a simple 14 play power game. They achieved nine wins and one draw, executing effectively though not always producing a victory, reflecting disciplined strategy and teamwork.
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Reperoire
Allison
California
Washington
Bears
I Bear Hug for 'Bama Tackle in Major Company
A report highlights standout athletes linked to Arkansas and national teams. Notable names include Nonnenkamup of Lit je Rock Travelers as MVP, Lockard UA basketball ace, and Batesville Beauty known for high scoring. The piece surveys nominees across amateur and professional sports and recalls Rose Bowl legends and pivotal bowl moments.
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Nonnenkamup
Litje Rock Travelers
Arkansas
Lewis
Texarkana
Iater
Eugene Lambert
Kenyon College
Ohio
Lockard
University of Arkansas
Batesville
Lloyd Woodell
Heywood Sanford
University of Alabama
Robert Smith
Ouachita College
Joe Arnett
Ouachita
Too Many McDonalds and Names Mix In Midwest Sports Scene
Wheaton College basketball guard Jim McDonald is highlighted amid a tangle of similarly named football figures Jim McDonald and Jim Mc Donald from Ohio State. The piece blends multiple sports references, creating confusion over identities and events across college and professional circles.
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McDonalds
Wheaton
Midwest Spors
Jim McDonald
Ilinois
Ohio State
Wheaton College
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T.C. U
Boughs
Temple
Tex Shoemaker
Jim Ryba
Lew Bostwick
Cox
Lorey Mousky
Walter Merrill
Tut Warren
George Zivich
Charley Hulm
Joe Kilgrew
Vic Bradford
Jack Muehtullf
Hulm
Kilgrew
Pasadena
Rae
Lea
Acchiin
Wite and
Kiduates Yulsa
Tulsa University
Warsaw
Stanislaus Zbysko
Vie Ant
Poland
Wladislaw Talwa
Reetnthy
Zbyseko
Yausiff
Ralmeigh
N. C
Carl Standingtoer
Narty
Caroling Chorale
LE Rock
Arkansas ‘Tuosdy
Ben- Tokio
Stuvishiux Zenthytski
Whal Tin
Porrlyee
Cias Atversity
Arkansas Razorbacks
Plaelt Gel Garmiset-Purten
Kireben
Heen
Bentan Teda
Sappora
Panvaal Gaiking
Ter Lee
Charley Holm
Red Elephants
Rilgrow
Crimson Tide
Roy Riegels
Georgia Tech
Jim. Ryba
Louise Wheat
Berian
England
Germany
Olympic Stadium
Havana
la Playa
Larry Doyle
Evanston
Holy Trinity
Fider
Lukowszccky
Kurzepminski
Wisinski
Starzyk
Wisniewski
Hunter
Raleigh
John Wilson
Yancey County
Mt. Mitchell
First Lady
Kay Francis
Dr. Quizzer
Coipfure
Sibyl
Beauty Shop
Balcony
Cox Drug Ca
Herlaise Miller
First
Brown Shoe Store
Saenger Theater
Hope Daily Star
Hope Furniture
R. V. Herndon
T. S. Cornelius
Phoenix Hosiery
Eagle Stans
GEO. W. Robison & CO
Tope
Prescott
Nashville
Hope Star
Southwest
Office of
Haynes Bros
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