Lamesa Seeks rebound as Pearson restarts lineup
Westerners face Lamesa with Johnny Pearson back in the lineup after a week away. Stoney Wall earns guard rotation as Mule Davis plans starters and reserves, including Benefield, Sid Davis, and Pinkey Lowrey in tonight’s expected clash.
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Esa
Rhars
Johnny @Pearson
Pearson
Big Spring
Lamesa Eleven
Tahoka Bulldogs
Browneld Cubs
Gold‘en’ Tornadoes
Odessa
Lamesa
Westerners
Stoney Wall
Johnny Pearson
Joney Wall
E. Westerners
Mule Davis
Wall
Lamesa Club
Davis
Costain
Clinton Benefield
Sid Davis
Eldon Giles
C. Foster
Co Pearson
Charlies Chord
Charles Re
Johnny Coley
George Brewer
Johnny Davis
Jim
Pinkey" Lowrey
Cowhands Face Tough Battles on Home Schedule
The Black team plays Petersburg at Chapman field while the Gold eleven hosts a Slaton game tonight. Coach George Philbrick leads both squads amid a busy schedule and scouting missions before next week’s games. Start time is 4 o clock.
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Petersburg
Chapman Field
Blacks
Slaton
George Philbrick
Mem Ee Ws
Scheed
Unbeaten Texas football teams face tough weekend tests
Unbeaten Texas high school football clubs head into a weekend of eliminations with 28 perfect records. Key showdowns include Highland Park versus Waco and Plainview versus Midland. A large Friday slate features Amarillo, Lubbock, Lufkin, and Port Arthur among others, with 49 games listed for Friday and Saturday.
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Golden Sandies
San Angelo
Lubbock
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Denison
Port Arthur
Lufkin
Plainview
Midland
Brackenridge
San Antonio
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Houston
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Edinburg
Poly
Amon Carter-Riverside
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Crosier Tech
Abilene
Brownwood
Nacogdoches
Texas Tech Faces undefeated Oklahoma Aggies Saturday Night
Texas Tech prepares for a Saturday night showdown at Tech Stadium against the undefeated Oklahoma Aggies. Coach Dell Morgan relies on a hardened defense and a mix of veterans and fresh players to test the Cowboys. Oklahoma counters with seven lettermen and a stacked lineup led by Fenimore and Watson.
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Oklahoma Aggies
Cowboys
Red River
Fenimore
Dell Morgan
Morgan
Jack Dillon
Don Dudley
Bruce Frazee
Billy Joe Snodgrass
Letterman Bobby Hayes
Homer Lawson
Otis Turner
Walter Schlinkman
Gene Hartley
Custin Bufkin
Arthur Shahan
Oklahoma
Nate Watson
Foster
Colhover
Neal Armstrong
Ross Duckett
John Gattis
Post Eleven Romps Over Tahoka B Club
Post Eleven beat Tahoka B 18 to 0 after a slow start. Billy Sheppard scored on a six yard run in the second quarter. Bobby Cash heaved a pass to Jimmy Bird for an eight yard TD in the third. Billy Thomas sealed the win with a 35 yard interception return. Tahoka travels to Floydada Friday for a non conference game.
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Billy Sheppard
Bobby Cash
Jimmy Bird
Billy Thomas
Tohoka Bulldogs
Floydada
Bisons Remain Unbeaten With 6-0 Win Over Lions
The Sunset Bisons beat the Forest Avenue Lions 6-0 to extend their 8-AA reference winning streak to four games. They previously defeated North Dallas Adamson and Woodrow Wilson by 7-0 scores, with a missed extra point tonight.
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Dallas
Sunset Bisons
Forest Avenue Lions
North Dallas
Adamson
Woodrow Wilson
Paschal High Remains Undefeated with 13–0 Victory
Paschal High defeated the Graham Steers 13 to 0 in Fort Worth as Paschal stays undefeated and untied in Texas schoolboy football. Paschal has 82 points for the season while holding opponents to two points across the last three games.
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Paschal
Fort Worth
Paschal High
Texas
Graham Steers
Tahoka B 0 Sunset 6 as Porrest, Paschal, Ballinger pace grid
In a rough score line from RIGH screek Post 16 Tahoka north of the border faced Sunset with Sunset totaling six points while Tahoka failed to score. Porrest from Dallas and Paschal from Fort Worth contributed offense as Ballinger from Ballinger added six to the tally. Sucsinster from San Antonio posted 18 in a separate matchup.
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Tahoka
Sunset
Dallas
Porrest
Paschal
Fort Worth
Graham
San Antonio
Sucsinster
Ballinger
Cardinals Edge Browns In Extra Innings To Tie Series
In a tense World Series game at St. Louis, the Cardinals beat the Browns 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Key hits by Ray Sanders and Ken O'Dea followed unearned runs off errors, as Lanier and Donnelly shut down the opposing lineup with sharp pitching and strikeouts from both sides.
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J. Louis
Cardinals
Browns
Brownies
Ray Sanders
Ken O'Dea
Max Lanier
Rying
Lanier
Potter
Mike Kreevich
Blix Donnelly
Bob Munchief
Whitey Kurowski
Marty Marion
O'Dea
Emil Verban
Muncrief
Donnelly
Kreevich
Verban
Augie Bergamo
Danny Litwhiler
Don Gutteridge
Mark Christman
Sanders
Kurowski
Marion
Chet ‘Laabs
McQuinn
Walker Cooper
Gene Moore
Red Hayworth
Browns Top Cardinals 3 1 in 2 33 innings at County
Box score notes Browns defeat Cardinals 3 to 1 with Donnelly the winning pitcher and Muncrief taking the loss. Lanier struck out six for the Browns while Potter worked six for the Cardinals. Attendance was 35 076 at the game with umpires McGowan Dunn Sears.
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Browns
Cardinals
Potter
Billa
Lanier
McQuinn
Gutteridge
Muncrief
Sanders
Verban
Marion
Donnelly
Christman
Moore
Laebs
Stephens
Mayworth
Hopp
Bersamo
Bergamo
Brownies and Cardinals battle to late innings in 1940s game
The Brownies rally with Mancuso and Hayworth tying run as Potter rests. Gutteridge, Kreevich, and Donnelly excel for relievers in a tense extra innings tilt. McQuinn sparks a late threat before Christman bunts and Kurowski makes key play. Managers announce tomorrow’s pitching plans with Wilks and Kramer.
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Frank Mancuso
Potter
Hayworth
Brownies
Don Gutteridge
Kreevich
Donnelly
Chet Laabs
Vern Stephens
Christman
George McQuinn
McQuinn
Kurowski
Billy Southworth
Ted Wilks
Luke Sewell
Jack Kramer
Commandos Face NTAC Demons At Arlington Friday
South Plains Army Air Field Winged Commandos prepare for a Friday night bout with North Texas Agricultural college in Arlington. Claude McClennahan, 170 pounds, Sun Set HS star, will share fullback duties with Tony Romeo, while Paul Campbell shifts to tailback. John Stangis, 6 feet tall and 200 pounds, returns at quarterback after sitting out the TCU game.
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Commandos
Demons
North Texas Agricultural College
Arlington
Claude McClennehan
Dallas
Sunset
Tony Romeo
Fort Worth
TCU
SPAAF
Paul Campbell
Breckenridge
Paul
NTAC
John Stangis
Ohio State
Illinois
Big John
Pirates Rout John Tarleton Eleven 19 to 0
Southwestern University defeated John Tarleton College 19 to 0 in Georgetown Texas. Bob Porter from Fabens returned an interception 80 yards for the opening TD. Ray Butler of Rising Star and J. K. Liles of Palestine added rushing TDs. Fred Moore from Wink converted Butler’s score.
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Georgetown
Tex
Southwestern University
John Tarleton
Stephenville
Bob Porter
Fabens
Ray Butler
J. K. Liles
Palestine
Fred Moore
Wink
Butler
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