Top ranked Class A teams stay unbeaten at midway point
United Press International lists New London as top in Class A with 22 other undefeated programs at the halfway mark. Louise falls from the perfect ranks after a loss to Weimar, while Alvarado, Hardin, Poth also exit the unbeatens after defeats by Midlothian, Warren, and George West respectively.
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United Press
New London
United Press International
Louise
Weimar
Alvarado
Midlothian
Hardin
Warren
Poth
George West
Class A Schedule by Districts For Fall Season
The Class A slate lists district games across Texas and nearby areas with dozens of matchups. District and non district games include Maude at Sanford Fritch Lefers at Grover Panhandle at White Deer and many more noting cross state teams and venues.
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Maude
Sanford-Fritch
Lefers
Grover
Panhandle
White Deer
Stratter
Boise City
Okla
Sunray
Canadian
Wheeler
Shamrock
Memphis
Wellington
Price College
Springiake
Amherst
Joshyton
Hare Genter
Kress
Happy
Jenship
Qndan
Hard-luck seasons plague Anson Meadow squads in district play
Anson CAA squad loses five players to injuries this season while Meadow Bronchos battle a string of sidelined backs. Meadow led by John Blake shone in a 31-8 loss to Bovina with Blake’s 17 tackles and goal line stand. Other notes cover coaching moves, standout players and recruiting drift at NMMI for John Arnold.
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Anson
District Gaa
Meadow
Bovina
Don Carroll
Dawin Hester
Gary Holland
Blake
STATS BETTER THIS YEAR Individuals Shine In SWC
In the SWC race Arkansas quarterbacks and Razorbacks lead in offense with Billy Moore atop scoring and total offense, while Walter McReynolds and Jerry Lamb push passing and receiving marks. Sophomore Larry Thomas tops punting as Arkansas dominates top rushing and scorer lists. Texas, Rice, and TCU also figure in the stat line. Casey Stengel note added about his 1912 debut with the Dodgers.
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Arkansas
Billy Moore
Moore
Saxton
Jerry Cook
Texas
Sonny Gibbs
Walter McReynolds
Rice
Jerry Lamb
Ark
Ansas
Larry Thomas
TCU
McReynolds
Gibbs
Lamb
Tech
Babe Witucki
Thomas
Ernie Kay
Harold Morgan
SMU
Cardinal
White
Sea
Koore
David Parks
T. Tech
George Hargett
A&m SA
Ken ‘Nix
Ronne Goodwin
Bayin
Eilly Gannon
James Ingram
Baytor
Ken McLean
A&m
Pots
Garry Thomas Tou Og
Emily Moore
Bini Kay
Tenas
Royqain
Jere Conk
Texan
Tommy Moore
Jesse Branch
Jearing Thomas
Jim Tauver
Richard Mahan
Pay Peane
Clen Fleming
Thomas McKnelly
Arksas
Idalou Leads in Area High School Football Polls
The top rankings shift as Wink moves to first in Class A after Seagraves loses to Stanton. Dumas holds Class AAA, Denver City leads AA, and Matador stays top in B as Idalou rises to ahead of Seagraves with Plains and Crosbyton climbing in the lower ranks. Several teams move within the top 10 while others drop or enter the list.
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Avalanche-Journal
Wink
Seagraves
Stanton
McCamey
Dumas
Denver City
Matador
Rochester
Idalou
Seargraves
Eagles
Plains
Crosbyton
Petersburg
Farwell
Portales
Sundown
O'Donnell
Kress
Sudan
Larbuddie
Vega
Sanford-Fritch
Meadow
Bovina
Muleshoe
Crane
Whiteface
Levelland
Brownfield
Morton
Abernathy
Floydada
Dimmitt
Lamesa
Seminole
Sweetwater
Snyder
Lake View
Perryton
Littlefield
Tulsa
Lockney
Wee Aee
Canyon
Beeee
Pee Tee Teenie
Patbace
Shundown
Sean Er Ne
Springlake
Eee Eee
Happy
Whitharral
Aes Adbeast Caney
Anton
Stabe Tee
Turkey
New Deal
Eres
Amherst
Wrestlers Clash in Double Main at Fair Park Coliseum
Promoter Nick Roberts brings a two main event card at Fair Park Colosseum with Fritz Von Erich versus Cowboy Bob Ellis in the final bout and Dory Funk with Ricky Romero facing the Dalton Brothers. Joe Scarpello battles Killer Karl Kox as the third card opener.
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Fair Park Colseum Arena
Fritz
von Erich
Cowboy Bob Ellis
Dory Funk
Ricky Romero
Dalton Brothers
Jack and
Jim
Joltin
Joe Scarpello
Karl Kox
Mr. Kleen
Gypsy Riviano
Poncho Pico
Tito Carreon
Ellis
Cowboy
San Angelo
Thereferee
Kleen
Roberts
Daltons
Funk
Romero
Ohio State Votes to Participate in Rose Bowl
Ohio State University faculty council approved a policy to play in the Rose Bowl so long as a formal Big Ten Athletic Association contract is in effect. The 36 to 20 vote reverses last season’s stance and comes as OSU heads toward another Big Ten title bid.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
University Athletic Council
Big Ten
Athletic Association of Western Universities
OSU
Ifans
Buckeye
Buckeyes
Hofmann Caught After Coast Trip
Michael A. Hofmann, 38, ticket manager for the Baltimore Colts since last November, was arrested by FBI agents at his home on a charge of fleeing with $5000 in stolen money. Colts say tickets involved may exceed $100,000 and $20,350 was turned over by Mrs. Hofmann. Hofmann vanished September 10 during an audit, with over 500 duplicated ticket sales uncovered. he had traveled to San Francisco, Reno and Chicago.
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Baltimore
Michael A. Hofmann
Baltimore Colts
FBI
Hofmann
Colts
San Francisco
Reno
Chicago
Rice Owls Coach Seeks Bolstered Ground Game
Rice Owls coach Jess Neely said he was unhappy with the run game as he evaluated a sophomore-heavy backfield amid criticism after last Saturday's 18-7 defeat to Penn State. He worked the team on all phases of the ground attack during Tuesday session.
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Houston
Rice Owls
Jess Neely
Neely
Penn State
Owls
Gymkhana Event by South Plains Sports Car Club
A regional gymkhana sponsored by the South Plains Sports Car Club starts with 10 a.m. registration Sunday at Reese Air Force Base. Prizes include first through third dash plaques and an overall top performance trophy. Five classes including a women’s division compete. sponsors are Montgomery Ward, Lubbock Import Motors, Tom's Garage, Jet Super Service, and Oakwood Lanes. Information from Mrs. Jean Pearson.
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South Plains Sports Car Club
Reese Air Force Base
Wayne Hardin
Montgomery Ward
Lubbock Import Motors
Tom’s Garage
Jet Super Service
Oakwood Lanes
Jean Pearson
Mitchell Blvd
Reese Village
Hurlwood
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