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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1944

Page

5

Westerners Face Tough Test as Abilene Hosts Saturday

Coach J Mule Davis and Dixie say Abilene Eagles pose the season’s stiffest challenge for the Westerners in a key District 3-AA clash. Westerners, 4-0 in 3-AA action, moved the game to Saturday for stronger crowds and seek Billy Bob Harris and others back from injuries. The Oct 27 Plainview game will follow in Lubbock as the five game conference slate approaches.

J. Mule Davis Dixie White Lubbock Westerners Abilene Eagles Abilene Davis Odessa Eagles Rugged Davis San Angelo Davis Abilene Billy Bob Harris View Bulldogs Plainview

TCU Remains Lone Unbeaten State College Club

Texas Christian stands as the sole undefeated college team after the first month of play. The Christians have been tied and now face Texas A and M at College Station as Texas A and M holds three wins and one loss. Other games include Texas Tech vs Southwestern, Texas vs Arkansas, Rice vs Southern Methodist, North Texas Aggies vs Second Army Air Force, John Tarleton vs Hondo Air Field, and Texas Christian versus Texas A and M.

Associated Presa Texas Christian Texas Texas A College Station West Texas State Texas Tech Southwestern Lubbock Arkansas Little Rock Rice Southern Methodist Houston North Texas Aggies Second Army Air Force Odessa John Tarleton Hondo Air Field Hondo Texas A. and M. Ween West Texas State Teachers North Texas Age

Giants Finish Ahead of Brooklyn in Otts View

New York Giants manager Mel Ott, guest of the Monday quarterbacks in New Orleans, said the club had a successful season as they finished ahead of Brooklyn.

Giants Dodgers New Orleans Mel Ott New York Giants Brooklyn Ott

Sanders Steers Triumph Over Guadalupe Eleven

The Sanders Steers bounced back from a loss to even the score by routing the Guadalupe Somberos 18 to 0 in a grade school touch football conference game. Sammy Hemeline returned a punt for a touchdown on the 15 yard line, with Grady Hartman adding two more rushing scores.

Sanders Steers Guadalupe Somberos Somberos Sammy Hemeline Sanders Grady Hartman

Randolph Field Ramblers Set For Fort Worth Exhibition

Randolph Field Ramblers, who have scored 142 points in three games, defeated Rice Texas and SMU in succession and will play the 7th Armored Division from Camp Polk Louisiana at Fort Worth High School stadium next Sunday at 2 p m. in Fort Worth.

San Antonio Randolph Field Ramblers Rice Texas SMU Fort Worth Camp Polk Fort Worth High School

Perfect Elevens Cut To Thirteen

The Texas Interscholastic League football race moves into its sixth week with 13 undefeated teams after weekend results. Waco leads in the South with 65 6 win over Hillsboro, while Lubbock and North Side Fort Worth top the North. Midland Brackenridge and Galveston suffer losses as Orange defeats Galveston. Headline games loom this week including Lubbock at Abilene and Waxahachie at Waco.

ED Fite United Press Midland el Paso High Brackenridge San Antonio Kingsville el Paso Carlsbad N. M Galveston Orange Brownfield Fort Worth Poly Jacksonville Waco Tigers Lubbock North Side Fort Worth San Angelo Bobcats Waco Bryan Tyler Goose Creek South Park Beaumont Kerrville Austin High Edinburg Sweetwater Paschal Sunset Dallas Brownsville Hillsboro Waxahachie Temple East Texas Jeff Davis Houston Gladewater Goese Creek Harlingen Austin Abilene Sunsetters Port Arthur

Big Hatboro tackle likes players his size

Fred Brocker, a 16 year old tackle from Hatboro High, stands six foot four and weighs 310 pounds. He says it is easier to hit a big man than smaller foes who dodge better, and he prefers opponents of his own size.

Hatboro Fred Brocker Hatboro High School

Red Raiders Escape Tulsa Battle Ahead of Southwestern Tilt

Texas Tech, uninjured after a hard Tulsa game that ended 34 to 7 in favor of the Golden Hurricanes, prepares for Saturday’s showdown with Southwestern University. New stars Montgomery and Thompson earned praise, while Gene Hartley energized Tech’s backfield in the near-even contest.

Tulsa Tom Montgomery Ozona Luke Thompson End Eldorado Gene Hartley Kansas Tech Lubbock Red Raiders Frnka Southwestern Pirates Texas A&m

Southwestern Opens Drills For Raiders

Southwestern's Pirates used practice to ready for a game with Texas Tech at Lubbock. After a 39-7 win over North Texas Aggies last week, the starting eleven remained mostly intact though finals week looms. Don Hughes returns to form at tailback and kicks an extra point after a touchdown.

Georgetown Tex Southwestern Pirates North Texas Aggies Texas Tech Lubbock L.L.S Houston Don Hughes Texas

Tulsa scrimmage as Frnka plans for Mississippi game

Four Tulsa teams practiced under coach Henry Frnka as preparations started for Saturday's clash with Mississippi in Memphis. Freshman Perry Moss may miss the Mississippi game with a sprained ankle, likely sidelined in favor of veteran Red Wade who led Tulsa to a 34 7 win over Texas Tech after returning from injuries.

Texas Tech Red Raiders Tulsa Raiders Tulsa University Golden Hurricanes Red Raiders Henry Frnka Morgan Dell Morgan Sooner Southwestern University Club Georgetown Tech Big Red Wade Missouri U Frnka University of Tulsa Mississippi Memphis Perry Moss Moss Texas Tech Red Wade

Pepper Martin Receives Unconditional Release by Cardinals

St. Louis Cardinals President Sam Breadon announced Pepper Martin has been granted unconditional release. Breadon said Martin is a splendid man to have on a team but seeks to return to managing or coaching, expressing regret at his departure.

ST. Louis John Leonard Pepper” Martin St. Louis Cardinals Sam Breadon Pepper

Correction of records on first night game in SWC history

Waco Oct 16 Baylor University officials note the upcoming Southern Methodist Rice game in Houston will not be the first Southwest Conference night contest. They point out a 1935 Waco game between Baylor and Arkansas was played at night, with Baylor winning.

Waco Southern Methodist-Rice Houston Baylor University Baylor Arkansas

Dallas Heavyweight Jack Marshall to Box Lou Nova in Galveston

Promoter Frankie Edwards said today that Dallas heavyweight Jack Marshall will meet Lou Nova, a top contender, in Galveston at an early date.

Galveston Jack Marshall Dallas Lou Nova Frankie Edwards

Chick Trout Clinches Golf Title at Lubbock Club Championship

Chick Trout defeated T. E. Patterson 10 and 8 in the club championship final at Lubbock Country Club. Trout led 8 up at lunch after a 69 first round and closed with birdies, while Patterson rallied briefly but fell short. R. L. Stuart won the Dunlap flight consolation 3 and 2. War bond prizes go to champions and runners-up. prizes awarded at 7:30 p.m. stag party at the club.

Chick Trout Lubbock Country Club T. E. Patterson Trout Patterson R. L. Stuart Otis Felty

Notre Dame Retains No. 1 In AP Football Poll

Notre Dame remains the top team in the Associated Press poll with 59 2/3 first place votes and 973 points. Army jumps to second after a 69 to 7 win over Pittsburgh, while North Carolina Pre Flight slips to tenth. Ohio State rises to fourth and Randolph Field climbs to third as others like Iowa Pre Flight, Great Lakes, Pennsylvania, Georgia Tech, Navy and the Carolina Cloudbusters round out the top ten. Ed McKeever, coaching the Irish, says the squad is a pleasant surprise after the 64 to 0 win over Dartmouth.

New York Notre Dame Associated Press Alaska United States Anchorage Times Army Randolph Field Iowa Ohio State Pennsylvania Georgia Tech Great Lakes North Carolina Pine-Flight Navy Pittsburgh Virginia Carolina Cloudbusters Ed McKeever Frank Leahy Dartmouth South Bend Ind Purdue

Windsor high schools protest curtailment of football

Windsor Ont October 16 police reported about 1 50 students from five high schools protested a threatened football program cut. Hundreds joined a parade to city hall park carrying placards reading No football no school.

Windsor Ont City Hall Park

California Tulsa March Field Southern Incident

A terse report notes activity linking California and Tulsa March Field Southern with references to ieee and Michigan. Details remain unclear in the fragmentary text.

California Tulsa March Field Ieee Michigan

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