Turman boots Antonio in fourth round at Tyler Coliseum
Buddy Turman dominating the main event lands a decisive fourth round left to stop Felix Antonio at Tyler’s Municipal Coliseum. Antonio opened a cut, but Turman absorbed the rally and finished strong, with referee Rocky Marciano stopping the bout after Antonio failed to rise by the nine count. Gonzales over Watson in a lively semi won crowd moments. Debuts included Adams and Millsap scoring wins.
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Northam Sprains Ankle In Raider Drill Ahead Of Miners
Tech Raider halfback M C Northam sprained an ankle in a Tuesday scrimmage but coach DeWitt Weaver said he should be ready for Saturday’s season opener against Texas Western. Tech extended drills focusing on offense defense and punt returns as they prepare for a tougher Miner backfield.
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Southwest Conference Injuries Surge as Openers Loom
In a weekend prelude to the season, Texas A&M leads a swelling injury list with five sidelined players and several hurt stars. Other SWC schools adjust lineups as they prepare for Saturday openers against Villanova, USC, Alabama, and Notre Dame, while Baylor, SMU and TCU sharpen schemes ahead of their slated games.
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Littlefield forfeits win after ineligible player found
Littlefield forfeits Friday night victory over Plainview after discovering halfback George Gaston was three months too old for interscholastic play. Gaston played limited minutes and did not score. The 38 to 13 result is nullified. no impact on future games.
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Southwest State Championship Mat Duel Headlines Card Tonight
The Southwestern States title bout headlines a full card at Sled Allens Arena Fair Park Coliseum with Bob Orton defending against Bob Geigel in a two out of three falls main event. Dory Funk faces Hans Schnable in the semi final and Jory Guerrero vs Lou Newman open the show. Tickets on sale.
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Oklahoma Alumni Meet Opens With Speaker Robert Barker
Oklahoma Alumni and friends will gather at 8 pm Thursday in the Citizens National Bank club room. Robert Barker, former OU landscape architect and plant science professor, will speak and show color films of the OU Maryland Orange Bowl game. For details contact V A Joe Stites at SW 9 4080.
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Redlegs hope for 20th win for Broonks Lawrence
Cincinnati reports that pitcher Broonks Lawrence needs one more victory this season to become the first Redlegs 20 game winner since Bucky Walters 27 and Paul Derringer 25 in the 1939 pennant run.
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Yesterday's baseball and league playoff results roundup
Results from American League and National League show scores for New York Chicago Kansas Cleveland Detroit and others. Southwest League playoffs list El Paso at San Angelo and more with upcoming games Washington Cleveland Boston Kansas City and Baltimore Detroit matchups and several pitchers noted.
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Buffs Bop Dallas 4-2 In TL Series
Houston wins 4-2 to take a 2-0 lead in the Texas League playoff series. Ted Wieand pitched seven innings with 13 Dallas hitters left on base. Benny Valenzuela Pidge Browne Russell Rae Ruben Amarn Herbie Adams each had two or three hits for Houston. Dallas’ Thomas Bowers and Wiley Moore led the offense with three hits apiece.
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Wiley Moore
Lions release Conrad Mogourth from roster
The Detroit Lions announced the release of Conrad Mogourth a rookie halfback from Texas A and M who joined the team this year after two years in the armed forces.
Al Rosen Refuses To Quit Despite Washed Up Label
Cleveland Indians third baseman Al Rosen, a 1951 AL MVP, vows to go all out for the rest of the season despite boos and a "washed up" tag from Hank Greenberg. Rosen says he won’t let the public standard affect him and may pursue business if traded, earning between 35000 and 40000 dollars annually.
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Broncos Ready For Lubbock Clash In Jones Stadium
Odessa coaches and playersexpress strong enthusiasm for Friday night game against Lubbock Westerners at Jones Stadium. Hayden Fry praises the 21-0 win over Dallas Sunset while noting pass protection needs work and that all positions may be up for grabs this week. Norman leads Odessa ground attack with 119 yards, Arner adds 60 yard TD, and six Sunset passes are intercepted by the Bronchos.
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Westerners open with Ada mson Dallas in Friday showdown
Norman scored on a one yard run for the second. Arner gained 60 yards for the third. Stoker kicked all three extra points. Tom S. Tatchock's Westerners escape injury in Friday night prep as Wilford Moore plans lineup changes before the Permian Basin Bronchos clash.
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Texans Beat Colts 13-7 to Lead Series in Southwestern League
El Paso Texans defeated the San Angelo Colts 13-7 to take a 2-1 lead in the Southwestern League championship series. Don Hunter hit a three-run homer early, with Jodie Phipps starting for the Colts and Rufus McNeal for the Texans in a game featuring multiple innings and late rally stops.
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Cardinals Rally Past Dodgers as Musial Pushes Lead
Brooklyn led the NL by a point as St. Louis erased a 4-0 deficit to beat the Dodgers 6-5 on Ken Boyer’s two-run homer in the ninth. Milwaukee and St Louis battled for second, while Brooklyn and Pittsburgh chased in the last eight games. Musial’s 25th homer sparked the rally after Moon and Repulski tied it late.
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Braves rally past Pirates to stay close to Dodgers
Johnny Logan delivered a two run single in the eighth as Milwaukee came from behind to beat Pittsburgh 4 1. Billy Bruton made a memorable one hand catch to preserve the win for Lou Sleater with Milwaukee inching within one game of the first place Dodgers after Brooklyn lost to St. Louis 6 5.
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