Longhorns overwhelm Texas Tech 33 0 at Memorial Stadium
In Lustin on Oct 6 the Texas Longhorns surged in the second half to defeat Texas Tech 33 to 0. Walter Schlinkman led Tech threats while Graham Ragone and Nunnelly starred for Texas, with Bechtel and Bell contributing key plays as Texas pulled away after a scoreless first half.
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Texas Tech lineups in rout of Texas with scoring details
Texas Tech defeated Texas 33 points to 20. Sweet scored a TD and Schwarzkopf set up Bechtel and Tatum TDs. Brechtel added two PATs. Substitutions listed for both teams include Winkler Kell y Mitchell Ottmers and numerous linemen and backs.
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Football Results From Across The Nation AP Summary
The Associated Press roundup lists numerous college and high school football results with scores from Texas to the Midwest and West. Notable games include Texas 83 Texas Tech 10, Army 584 Wake Forest 0, Penn State 27 Colgate 7, Notre Dame 40 Georgia Tech 7, Minnesota 61 Nebraska 7, UCLA 50 College of Pacific 6, and several ties and close finishes across conferences and regions.
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Trojans Rally to Beat Air Devils 26 14 for Third Straight
Los Angeles October 6. The Southern California Trojans scored on two blocked punts in the third quarter to defeat the St. Marys Pre-Flight Air Devils 26 to 14. The win marks their third consecutive victory this season.
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Stymie Wins Continental Handicap at Jamaica
Mrs. E. D. Jacobs’ Stymie captured the $15,000 Continental handicap at Jamaica, winning by six lengths and paying $11.30 to show.
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Jamaica
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Country Club Finalists Named In 36 Hole Championship
Finalists include Chick Trout defending champion facing Dr. W A Schaal after Trout defeated Raymond Marshall 4 and 3 and Schaal beat O A Terry. Championship rounds begin at 9 30 with other flight finals ongoing over 18 holes and multiple consolation matches planned across divisions.
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Jack Markham
Tom Lemond
Lobos Pass To Win Over Buffs
New Mexico University defeated West Texas State Teachers 13-0 in a Border conference game. Don Rumley connected to Benny Gibson for the score from the seven. Rudy Krall added a 23 yard dash for the second TD. Fred Doar converted the first score, missed the second. Neither side threatened in the final quarter.
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New Mexico University
West Texas State Teachers
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Benny Gibson
West Texas
Fred Doar
Lobos
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Doar
Notre Dame Tops Georgia Tech 40 to 7
Notre Dame defeated Georgia Tech 40 to 7 before 32,000 in Atlanta. The Irish answered an early Tech score with a quick tying drive and stretched the lead with a versatile attack. Five backs scored touchdowns including two by halfback Elmer Angman.
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Petersburg Edges Out Cowhands Black 14-7
Petersburg High defeated Lubbock Cowhands Black 14 to 7 in Petersburg. After a scoreless first quarter, Lubbock drove 40 yards for a second quarter score, then Petersburg answered with a 20 yard pass from Ralph White to Hollis Black. A late fourth quarter blocked punt set up Leroy Kelly for the final point.
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Gene Hartley
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Maxie Bell
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Tom
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Ckoff
Tatum
Graham
Jim Plyler
T. Mr. Cox
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Aggie B Squad Beats Allen Academy 13 to 0 at Bryan
The Texas A and M Catfish B grid team defeated the Allen Academy Ramblerg 13 0 in Bryan. Gene Johnson and Bob Beal scored for the Catfish with Johnson also converting a kick.
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Baldwin shines for SWC decision as Razorbacks topple TCU
Arkansas defeats Texas Christian 27 to 14 in Razorback Stadium behind Alton Baldwin who scored three times. Harold Henson adds a 49 yard run and two Arkansas scores amid a stout defense that limits the Horned Frogs aerial attack.
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Associated Press
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Hot Springs
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Teas Christian
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Tommy Hudgins
George Mitcham
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Parker
Aggies Edge Sooners 19-14 In Narrow Oklahoma Win
Texas A&M edged Oklahoma 19 to 14 in Norman as Bob Goode scored all three Cadet touchdowns. Preston Smith suffered a broken rib while Clifford Stone injured his back for OU. Both teams totaled 118 rushing yards and had multiple fumbles in a tight box-to-box clash.
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Pirates Rally To Beat Rice 13 7 In Late Show
Walter Rothstrom returned from a broken hand to spark the Pirates to a 13-7 win over Rice Owls in Houston. He scored the winning TD with two minutes left after catching a pass from Rudy Flores for the go ahead score. Rice led 7-6 earlier in the game.
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Walter
Missouri Tigers Top SMU 10-7 In Dallas Comeback Victory
Missouri surged from two losses to upset favored SMU 10-7 in Dallas. Bob Hopkins scored the first half touchdown, Jim Kekeris booted the late 17 yard field goal, and Kekeris added the extra point after the Tigers stifled the Mustangs. Page tackled Ihm on the one foot line after a muffed punt and Missouri answered with key defensive stands and a late scoring drive.
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Associated Press
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Southern Methodist University
Jim Kekeris
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Bill Squires
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Ronnie Mills
Eldon Ihm
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Ihm
Merle McCracken
Howard Maley
Maley
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Pete Kotlarich
Detroit Routs Cubs 4–1 to Level World Series at 2–2
Detroit’s Paul Trout fire five hits as the Tigers explode in the fourth inning to defeat the Chicago Cubs 4 to 1 at Wrigley Field. Cramer tops Detroit with five hits while York shines with clutch fielding and three assists tying a World Series record.
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Associated Press
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Veteran Boxer Heads City Boxing Classes for Youth
Lubbock youths gain interest as veteran trainer Bob Stinnett leads city boxing sessions. Community Center classes Friday nights from 7 to 9 and Corral sessions Wednesday nights, aimed at building Golden Gloves teams. Stinnett, with 25 years in ring sport including 10 as a pro, previously trained Max Baer and fought top heavies. He now works with the State Highway department and volunteers evenings to the program. Turnouts have been encouraging.
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State Highway Department
Indiana Edges Past Illinois Squad 6-0
Illinois threatened early to seize the Western conference title but Indiana responded with a 53 yard drive finished by a Ben Raimondi touchdown pass to Ted Kluszewski from the 25 yard line.
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Amarillo Sky Giants blank LAAF Fliers 26 0 in season opener
Amarillo Sky Giants overpower Lubbock Army Air Field Fliers 26 to 0 at Tech stadium before about 2,000 fans. Milan Kosanovich starred briefly for LAAF before Jack Kalejian took over. Giants gain 229 rushing yards, struggle with passing as they win decisively.
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Avalanche Journal
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West Texas New Mexico League revival eyed by regional scouts
Sam Rosenthal, president of the Lubbock Hubbers, reports talks ongoing to reestablish a West Texas New Mexico League. Albuquerque and Clovis showed readiness. El Paso may join. Discussions involve Milton Price and Paul Leeds with plans to contact leaders in Abilene San Angelo and Wichita Falls.
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Tahoka and Slaton play to scoreless grid tilt
Tahoka High Bulldogs and Slaton tied 0 0 in District 6 A action. Tahoka led in penetrations and first downs with seven to Slaton’s four, three of Slaton’s by a late passing drive. Standouts were Tahoka halfback James C Barrington and left end Jerry Edwards.
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Fort Benning Triumphs Over Great Lakes Doughboys
Halfback Dick Weber formerly of St Louis University threw three touchdown passes to lead Fort Benning Doughboys to a 21 to 12 victory over Great Lakes at Fort Benning Georgia on October 6.
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St. Louis University
Gophers Rout Nebraska 61 to 7 in Lincoln
The Minnesota Gophers thrashed Nebraska 61 to 7 in Lincoln winning their 16th straight under Coach Bernie Bierman. Hudson Mealey scored three touchdowns and contributed two extra points after Vic Kulbitski was hurt early, as Minnesota dominated with six or more paths to the end zone.
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Michigan Beats Northwestern 20 7 at Dyche Stadium
Michigan powered past Northwestern 20 to 7 in Evanston as the Wolverines combined rushing and passing to seize control after an early Wildcat spark. The 40,000 crowd at Dyche Stadium watched Michigan score in each of the first three quarters.
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Oregon tops Idaho 33 to 7 in PCC clash
Oregon defeats Idaho 33 to 7 in a Pacific Coast Conference game at Eugene. Quarterback Jake Leicht starred for the Ducks helping secure the win in the northern division contest.
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