Shrine Game memories linger for Jerrell Price in 1951
Jerrell Price recalls the Shrine Game and 1951 Sun Bowl, a year that featured testing West Coast teams and a hospital visit that left a lasting impression. He remembers players such as Hugh McEshehay Frank Gifford Les Richter and Vic Janowles and notes the emotional impact of visiting Spokane Hospital where young fans wore his number and sang his school song.
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David Parks
Jerrell Price
Jerrell
Suchtols
Hugh McEshehay
Frank Gifford
Les Richter
Gino Marchetti
Vic Janowles
Price
Rebel
Plainview
Fl Paso
Tech
College of Pacific
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
Terrell Price
Slpine Hospital
Lubbock Meet Links Texas Tech Ties and Raider Pride
In Brownfield and surrounding towns a web of Texas tech ties unfolds as football and basketball names surface. Don Errell and Gene Gibson earn All-America talk while Jerrell Loftin and Janice Rinehart recall Raider influence. The Lubbock meet looms with unsteady schedules and college connections.
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Errell
Associated Press
Red
Rinehart
Cve Wis
Price
Don
Tech
Penneys
Jerrell
Florida
Lubbock
Raiders
Lakeview
Gene Gibson
Hardin College
Monterey
Evans Junior High
Unclear OCR sports scores and team results across multiple games
Fragmented text lists numerous college basketball results with incomplete team names and scores. Entities such as states Iowa Kansas Kentucky Arizona Tennessee and teams Appear scattered with partial player names and mismatched numbers. The fragmentary record lacks coherent event context or a single main outcome.
Cantrell Sets Dates Turner Golf Meet
Report covers Turner announcing the fourth annual Turner sporse golf tournament set for April 30 to May 3 in Burneyville with a $20,000 purse and a Turner bonus plan rewarding birdies chipping in on greens and eagles. It notes Gay Brewer Jr will skip to play in Las Vegas and outlines non-winner status for entrants.
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Burneyville
Okla
Turner
Oklahoma
Florida
Warren Cantrel
Asean
Gay Brewer Jr
Brewer
Las Vegas
Idaho Cowboy Named All Around Champion
Boise Idaho rider Dean Oliver named all around rodeo champion for 1953 and will compete in the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show Rodeo. RW Watt president manager announced the field includes Guy Weeks Abilene Bareback Brone John Hawkins Twain Harte Bill Kornell Palm Springs Jim Bynum Waxahill Steer wrestling. Watt said 452 cowboys have indicated they will compete in this year's rodeo.
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Fort Worth
Dean Oliver
Boise
Idaho
Watt
Guy Weeks
Abilene
Saddie Brone
John Hawkins
Twain Harte
Bill Kornell
Palm Springs
Calif
Bull Rid
Jim’ Bynum
Waxwell
Hospital Releases Quebec Hockey Player
Goalie Gump Worsley of the Quebec Aces was released Saturday from Maryland General Hospital after a puck struck him under the right eye in the first period of a Friday night AHL game against the Baltimore Clippers, injuring him.
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Baltimore
Gump
Worsley
Quebec Aces
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore Clippers
Ken ‘Schinkel
Wright Resigns as Marine Academy Football Coach
Harry Wright resigned Saturday as coach of the U S Merchant Marine Academy football team at Kings Point. He had led the Mariners to six straight winning seasons before leaving to enter private business.
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Kings Point
Harry Wright
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Mariners
Notre Dame
American Finishes Ninth In Swiss Ski Meet
Auburn rider John Bower placed ninth at a Nordic ski meet in Le Brassus Switzerland as Russia dominated the event. Alois Kaelin won the overall, with Laryonov and Guyakov sweeping jumping and cross country, while Pavel Kolchin led the cross country. Bower totaled 420.00 points after sixth in jumping and 30 23 for the 1 kil meters.
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U.S
John Beaver
Auburn
le Brassus
Switzerland
Albert
Alois Kaelin
Laryonov
Russia
Leningrad
Nikolai Guyakov
Kolchin
Kaelin
German Wins Ski Contest at Madonna di Campiglio
Willy Bogner of West Germany won the first of two men's downhill races at Madonna di Campiglio ahead of 74 skiers from 17 nations. Bud Werner led the American group with a time of 1 minute 28.98 seconds, about a second slower than Bogner's 1:27.91 on the fast 8.5 mile course.
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Madonna DI Campiglio
Taly
Willy Bogner
West Germany
Bud Werner
Steamboat
Hereford Triumphs Over Bucks In Non-Conference Meet
Hereford dominated the Bucks 77 to 27 as talented skiers posted top times including Kidd 35th in 1 29.16 and Ferries 1st in 1 29.76. The Whitefaces led 185 to 42 at the end of the first quarter and moved toward Innsbruck for Winter Games prep starting January 29.
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Hereford
White Deers
White Deer Bucks
Lly Kidd
Stone
Winas
Chuck Ferries
Houghton
Mich
Gordon Eaton
Littleton
Bill Marcht
Aspen
Colo
Rip McManus
Milford
Conn
Innsbruck
Austria
Bogner
University of Munich
Sueh
Karl Schranz
Jos Minsch
Switzerland
Scranz
Minsch
Fritz Wagnerberger
West
Germany
Tim Haney
Karl Jackson
Billy Mill
Montey Hawpe
Bucks To
Mike Moore
Jim Hart
White Deer
Detroit Bowler Takes Lead In All Star Kegler Meet
Bob Sir Joseph Cawlina of Detroit moved into the lead during qualifying at the All Star Bowling Mass start. After three days his 2 821 total pace the field as Don Carter of St Louis struggles in 243rd. Joe Giampetro and Tom Hennessey posted high scores in early action.
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Dallas
Bob
Joseph Cawlina
World of
Detroit
Lynn
Sys
Theltie
Joe Giampetro
Wilmington
Del
Tom Hennessey
St. Louis
Helwurned
Biz Fazio
Fazio
Don Carter
St Louis
Wilkinson Seeks New Coach After Regents Move
The regents moved toward naming Jones as head coach but then invited outside candidates after questions over his age and conflicts. George Cross said he was surprised by Wilkinson’s resignation and warned faculty morale is hurt by the turmoil.
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Deat
Regents
Jones
Northcutt
Pomona
Calif
Oklahoma
Wilkinson
Tha
Intervie
Sam Boghasian
UCLA
Mike Corgan
Nebraska
Buck McPhail
Ilinois
George L. Cross
Universsity
Cross
Winners Named In Shooting Contests At Hartwood
A team representing Lubbock Farmers Exchange won the telegraphic shoot at Quail Ridge Winchester Gun Club Hartwood breaking 112 targets out of 50. The squads from Zrouse Ridge and Thunder Mountain were declared trap shooting champions.
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Lubbock
Farmer's Exchange
Quail Ridge
Winchester
Hartwood
Glenn Dippel
John Dozier
James Witt
Bob Tem
E. G. Pope
Zrouse Ridge
Thunder Mountain
Union Wins Loop Tournament Narrowly Over Sands
Union boys capture the Loop basketball title with a 46 to 44 win over Sands. Ken Cheatham scores 13 and Eddie Herm 19 for Sands. Union had earlier defeated Dawson 58 to 57 with Ronnie Floyd at 23. Doyle Beatty 21 for Dawson. Cheatham 28 and Floyd 21 helped Union in the earlier round over Wellman 67-44.
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Union Boys
Sands
Ken Cheatham
Eddie Herm
Union
Dawson
Ronnie Floyd
Doyle Beatty
Wellman
Cheatham
Floyd
Bupers Wins Hibiscus Stakes At Hialeah Park
In a tight finish Bupers edged Journalist at the wire to take the Hibiscus Stakes worth 33,250 dollars at Hialeah Park. Derby hopefuls Florida Delirium and other contenders pressed the pace as Sun Like Greek Episode and several others chased the winner in the 13 horse field before a crowd of 20,358.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah Park
Sun Like
Florida
Delirium
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