Aggies Outlast Tech In Second Half For 13-0 Victory
Aggies reserve squad wears down Tech after halftime scoring three TDs. Stuver and Jackson lead Raider ground game amid strong Tech counter. no Raider injuries mark a season high as A&M dominates with Smith and Schaeffer on wide sweeps and key returns.
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Arkansas Stops North Texas State in Rough Tilt
Arkansas led 13 18 at halftime before Sammy Faure injured his right knee and did not return. North Texas State and Arkansas traded scores with Bahasan and Summersill among scorers, while Arkansas tallied touchdowns by Rinehart Jurney Parks Pryor and Summerall.
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Tennis Tribunal New York ALA Fored in 188
The United States Lawn Tennis Association faced formal action amid a 19th century dispute. Officials of the sport's governing body in New York were involved in a tribunal over governance and conduct, with details surrounding membership and rules under scrutiny.
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Tennis Tribunal
New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Glass passes for four scores in Rice debut at new stadium
Rice Owls beat Santa Clara 27 to 7 as Vernon Glass threw four touchdown passes in the opening of Rice's 70 000 seat stadium. The Owls built a 21 0 first half lead and totaled 217 passing yards with 12 of 21 attempts. Santa Clara finally scored after an interception return for a touchdown.
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Associated Press
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Santa Clara
Rex Proctor
Nistors
Sonie Cler Hewton
Pass Glass
Paats
Bill Hewson
George Glauser Ami
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Glass
Abreaham Dung
Caifornians
Billy Wright
Johny Daly
Dung
Baylor Bears Roll Over Houston Cougars in Nondramatic Showdown
Baylor seized momentum early marching 74 yards for a touchdown as Isbell connected with Trout and Parker. James Jeffrey and Isbell later added scores while Houston’s Shannon broke through for a long 68 yard tally. Johnny Curtis interception set up Baylor’s final drive and Parker finished the sequence at the one foot line.
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Bears
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Isbell
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Shannon
Johnny Curtis
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Havana Market Sells By The Piece Of Rabbit Or Chicken
A Havana shop advertises meat sales by portion choosing only the amount desired. The notice emphasizes flexible pricing and customer control over portions of rabbit or chicken.
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Army Cadets Triumph 28-0 Over Colgate at Michie Stadium
Army dominates Colgate 28 to 0 at Michie Stadium as Vic Pollard sets a Michie Stadium record for a kick, Stephenson scores twice including a 57 yard run, Blaik passes to Foldberg and Stephenson adds a late score. Bob Blaik, son of coach Zar Blaik, directs the offense with three completions. Crowd reaches 18,976 despite the steady rain.
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al Pollard
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Dan Foldberg
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Montana Grizzlies edge Idaho 28 27 in see-saw thriller
In Moscow Montana outscored Idaho 28 to 27 as four conversions to three swing the lead five times. Tom Kingsford starred in the Grizzlies air attack with 10 completions, Bob Byrne caught two passes including a 77 yard TD, while Idaho gained 311 rushing yards led by Don Gerlinger and King Black scoring for the Vandals.
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Don Gerlinger
Bud Riley
Rip Engle vows 60 minute players won’t dot Penn’s 1950 squad
State College Pennsylvania Rip Engle new head coach at Penn says the 1950 squad will avoid 60 minute players. He aims for a balanced lineup and fresh depth for his first season.
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Rip Engle
Penn Fate
Bruins Roll Over Cougars 42 to 0 in PCC Drill
UCLA blasted Washington State 42 to 0 at Memorial Coliseum as four tailbacks sparkled. Bob Moore led the scoring with two early touchdowns, followed by Johnny Florence Joe Marvin and Ted Narieski in the second half.
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Kangaroos Triumph Over Midwestern in Sherman
Austin College's Kangaroos defeated Midwestern 27 to 15 in Sherman Texas. It was the second win of the season for coach Ray Morrison's squad. Midwestern mounted a 63 yard drive in the third quarter and added a 43 yard score in the second quarter.
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Austin Collee
Kngaroos Struck
Midwestern
Ray Morrson
Favored Frogs Dropped By Ags
In a tight contest, TCU drives stalled by Aggie defense. Bartosh led running and passing while Johnny Dunn fumbled near the goal line. Darrel Meisheimer returned a fumble to keep A&M in control as key errors hindered TCU scoring drives.
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Four Texans Among Golf's Top Winners in Race
Chicago October reports four Texans in the top 10 of a golfing standings with three events remaining. Sam Snead leads with $33,758.83, while Mangrum of Dallas sits third at $22,467.50 and near second place Ferrier of San Francisco. Ransom of Bryan, Burke Jr. of Houston, and Demaret of Houston also rank high with significant earnings. Hogan and Hawkins stand lower in the standings.
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Bryan
Jack Burke, Jr
Houston
Jimmie Demaret
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Teel Scores Twice For Local Cowhands In 14 7 Win
Lubbock's Cowhands built an early lead and held on to defeat Odessa Ponies 14 to 7 before about 500 fans. Teel scored in the first and fourth quarters, with Lowrey kicking the extra points and Clark recovering a fumble for a key exchange. Odessa suffered a chipped neck bone to Horace Zellars in the third period.
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Tuffy) Zellars
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