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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1945

Page

4

District 6-A Adds Nine Teams for 194?-41 Season

District 6-A of the Texas Interscholastic League will begin next September with nine teams, including Slaton’s return and Andrews and Sundown joining the district. J W Jones of Denver City was elected secretary, replacing C L Cotton. Sundown enters football for the first time in nine-man play, while Slaton rejoins after wartime withdrawal. Basketball pairings set for Feb 10 to 12 at Denver City with Slaton vs O’Donnell and Denver City vs Post in early rounds.

Brownfield Andrews Aha Sundown Slaton Jones J. W. Jones Denver City C. L. Cotton Seagraves Andrews Sundown High School Ole O'Donnell Tahoka Sunwa Aves Seminole O’donnell Ver City

Plans For Third Annual Red Cross Baseball Game

New York announces plans for the third annual Red Cross baseball game between winners of the National Invitation and the NCOO tournaments. March 29 is set as the Madison Square Garden showdown date with the invitation tourney running from March 17 to the final round March 25 and regional and national finals to follow.

New York Red Cross NCOO Madison Square Garden Colte Group

Henderson Returns To Post At Baylor

R. E. Bill Henderson leaves the Army and will return to Baylor University as head basketball coach and acting football coach. A former assistant in 1934, he was an Air Corps lieutenant and instructor at South Plains Army Airfield. He may also lead the football program if Frank Kimbrough remains in service. Baylor resumes football next season after a two year absence from Southwest Conference play.

San Antonio R. E Bill) Henderson Army Baylor University Henderson Air Corps Fort Sam Houston South Plains Army Airfield Lubbock Lubbock High School Texas Tech South Plains Baylor Frank Kimbrough Kimbrough Navy Hendersoon

Byron Nelson Opens Favorite in Texas Open Field

Byron Nelson arrives as the favorite for the Texas Open at Brackenridge. He shot a 64 in a tune-up round, matching the best score on the course and aiming to extend his dominance in the winter tournament trail. Teammates McSpaden Wood Demaret Revolta Hamilton Byrd joined Nelson in visiting wounded veterans at the Brooke General Hospital ahead of the pro am and open.

San Antonio Byron Nelson Nelson Brackenridge Harold Jag) McSpaden Craig Wood Jimmy Demaret Johnny Revolta Bob Hamilton Sam Byrd Brooke General Hospital McSpaden

Sports broadcasts boost morale for troops overseas

Major J Carter Hermann of the Army's radio service says baseball broadcasts are highly popular with troops abroad. He notes front line news comes first, but sports provide essential listening entertainment and may continue without harming the war effort.

San Francisco Maj J. Carter Hermann Armed Forces’radio Service Hermann

Horned Frogs Romp Over Baylor 64 25

Fort Worth January 24 Texas Christian University defeated Baylor 64 to 25 to surge into temporary second place in the Southwest Conference. Center Merle Gibson scored 14 points and forward Leroy Pasco added 13 to lead TCU in the lopsided victory.

Horned Frogs Baylor Fort Worth Hub McQuillan TCU Cagers Bears Merle Gibson Leroy Pasco Frogs

Meadow Tourney Opens With Four Games In Meadow Meet

Meadow High school hosts the annual Invitational basketball tournament opening Thursday with 20 teams in boys and girls brackets and consolation rounds. Ropesville and Union start the boys night at 7, New Home vs Wellman at 8, Meadow vs Wellman girls at 9, followed by Meadow vs Plains in a marquee boys clash.

Meadow Meadow High School Ropesville Union Wellman Boys Wellman Meadow Girls Wilson Plains

Survey Finds Sufficient Minor and Older Players for Baseball

A nationwide AP survey identifies about 460 players with 1944 experience from majors to Class D who could fill rosters if younger draftees are unavailable. Executives plan spring camps and contracts assuming a regular mid April start, relying on holdovers and avoiding heavy use of underage talent.

Baseball New York Associated Press Today

Coca Cola five tighten Bowling League race with big scores

Coca Cola led by Terrell Matthews won two from DeKalb Oilers at Palmer alleys. Meads Bakery split with Hub Laundrymen as Lions club swept and Optimist club lost. S. Q. Clothiers beat Armour's. Matthews posted 229 in a high single, 222 second game and 145 third for a 596 series.

Coca-Cola Plamer DeKalb Oilers Meads Bakery Lions Club S. & Q. Clothiers Armour Terrell Matthews Coca- Cola Five

Soldier's Death At Dallas Tourist Court From CO Poisoning

Ashburn General Hospital announced an autopsy showed S/Sgt. James F. Green died of carbon monoxide poisoning. His body was found in a Dallas tourist court room on January 21. Green's home was listed as (unspecified in readable text).

Mckinney Ashburn General Hospital James F. Green Dallas Green

Texas Tech Names 1944 Gridiron Lettermen and Numerals

Texas Tech promotes 23 lettermen for 1944 with 15 numerals awarded. Veterans include Walter Schlinkman the All American standout and a core group of freshmen remain eligible. Coach Dell Morgan notes many awardees have gone to service, leaving uncertainty for next fall.

Texas Tech Red Raiders Dell Morgan Armed Services Otis Turner Wink Floyd Lawhorn Temple At Center John Birdwell Bossier City Bobby Hayes Burkburnett Homer Lawson Lubbock Don Orr Graham Clyde Black Ben Franklin Don Grove Monument N. M Joe Snodgrass Brownfield Jack Dillon Chillicothe Don Dudley Wichita Falls Jim Taylor Sweetwater Luke Thompson Eldorado Custin Bufkin Hobbs T. M. Cox Muleshoe Ernest Mt. Pleasant Red Raiders Walter Schlinkman Dumas Demon Red Raider Schlinkman Southwest

Sudan Set to Host All Boys High School Tourney

Sudan will hold a two day high school basketball tournament Friday and Saturday naming a champion. The event is limited to boys with no entry list available. Official A C Stumpy Hamilton of Lubbock will officiate the games.

Sudan A. C Stumpy” Hamilton Lubbock

Munice Soldier Found Dead At Camp Howze

Dallas County Chief Deputy Sheriff Bill Decker said the body was found in a room with all windows down and a stove burning full blast at Camp Howze near Gainesville.

Munice Ind Camp Howze Gainesville Dallas County Bill Decker

Fliers edge Dalhart in low scoring Western clash

Lubbock Army Airfield Fliers rallied to beat Dalhart Army Airfield 37 to 36 in a etc thriller. McCarty led with 15 points, Prior added 10, while Oppenlander paced Dalhart with 13 as the game stayed tight through the final minutes.

Dalhart Lubbock Army Airfield Dalhart Army Airfield Gerald McCarty Bruce Prior Lubbock McCarty Prior LAAF Oppenlander Captaert Alf Nets AAF Dalhart Aaf Sapan Glover QjJordon Newell Krasner MacDonald O'Hatala Aee

Letters Awarded To 27 Aggie Gridders

Varsity letters were awarded to 27 players and the student manager at the Texas A and M lettermen banquet. Coach Homer Norton named quarterback Jimmy Cashion of College Station as the most valuable player on the Texas A and M football team last season.

Aggie College Station Texas Aggie Lettermen Homer Norton Jimmy Cashion Texas A. and M

Norton names co-captains for last season

Cotton Howell of Nacogdoches praised as best blocker. Guard Damon Tassos of San Antonio and Tackle Monte Moncrief of Dallas named by Norton as co-captains for last season. A new lighter sheep breed may allow ordering a leg of lamb for two in a few years.

Cotton Howell Nacogdoches Damon Tassos San Antonio Monte Moncrief Dallas Norton

Avoid Running Lamp Cords Under Rugs

The note warns against placing lamp cords beneath rugs as they wear ridges into the fabric and could damage the rug over time.

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