Aggies Hold Off Tech 16 6 in Alamo Stadium Showdown
Texas A&M built a 14 point first half lead and survived a Tech rally to beat Texas Tech 16 to 6 before a record 22 831 crowd at Alamo Stadium. Preston Smith scored early and Rob Goode punted and passed effectively in damp conditions. The Raiders defense clamped down in the third period, but Aggies maintained control with a strong air attack and ground game.
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LSU Tigers Dominate Rice Owls 42 to 0 in Baton Rouge
LSU uses a strong T formation to rout Rice Institute 42 to 0 before 28,000 fans. Slim Jim Cason scores three touchdowns in under five minutes in the first period, with additional scoring through the game despite several fumbles by Rice.
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Texas A and M Triumphs Over Texas Tech 77 6
Texas A and M defeated Texas Tech with a 77 point output led by Smith scoring three touchdowns and Hig gins adding two PATs. Substitutions listed for both teams include Feldberg Payne Millican and Ottmers among others with defensive notes and penalties.
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Comets Defeat Mustangs 22 To 7 At Buccaneer Stadium
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station Comets upset Southern Methodist University 22 to 7 before 19 000 at Buccaneer stadium. George Strohmeyer opened scoring on a 44 yard run fumble recovery Youel to Samuels extra point Jim Youel scored on a plunge Ray Borneman added a third quarter rushing TD and a fourth quarter safety closed the scoring.
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Football Results From The Associated Press
Scores list from various colleges and service teams across regions. Notable outcomes include Texas 46 Southwestern 0 and Oklahoma 30 Nebraska 0, with multiple matchups featuring Navy, Army, Georgia Tech, California, and others showing decisive results.
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Ben Hogan Extends Lead at Portland Open in Third Round
Ben Hogan shot a 63 to reach nine under par and a 54 hole total of 197 at the Portland Open. He increased his lead to ten strokes over pursuer Jug McSpaden as he closed the third round.
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Trojans Break Through to Beat California 13–2
USC gained two breaks to defeat California 13 to 2 in Berkeley. The Trojans scored in the first half while stalling in the second, despite California pressing in the third period with four scoring chances.
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Red Sox Buy Star Glen Russell From LA Club
The Boston Red Sox announced the purchase of Glen Russell from the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast League for an undisclosed cash amount and two players to be named later.
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Texas Steers thrash Southwestern Pirates 46 to 0 in season opener
University of Texas fielded nearly its entire squad to rout Southwestern University Pirates 46 to 0. Key scorers included Arthur Sweet Maxie Bell Ransom Jackson Hubert Bechtel and James Lowrey with Bechtel and Bell delivering multi plays and Bechtel connecting on a 20 yard pass. Texas outgained 232 to 27 and earned 15 first downs to Southwestern’s three.
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Notre Dame Tops Illinois on First Play for 7-0 Victory
Notre Dame under coach Hugh Devore opened its season with a 7-0 win over Illinois as Phil Collela, a Navy veteran from Rochester Pennsylvania, raced 76 yards on the first play for the score. Stan Krivak added the extra point as Notre Dame held off Illinois with two late goal line stands before 45,000 fans.
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Tulsa's Hurricane Rips Up Buffaloes
Tulsa's Golden Hurricane defeated West Texas State Buffaloes 32 to 0 at home. Jim Finks, a substitute tailback from Salem, II, returned an 83 yard kickoff to set up a late third quarter touchdown. Hap Rogers of Vernon, Texas stood out for the Buffaloes with repeated strong runs.
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Busher Wins Hollywood Derby in Inglewood
Busher captured the $50,000 Hollywood Derby in Inglewood California on September 29 to cement her status as a top turf racer and push career earnings to 316590, placing her tenth on the all time money list.
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Cubs Clinch National League Pennant With Double Win
Cubs beat Pirates 4 3 in the first game to clinch the NL flag and then won the nightcap 5 0 in seven innings. Hank Borowy earned his 11th win in a Cub Yankee year, with Erickson and Chipman finishing the setup. Paul Gillespie homered as Chicago extended its pennant streak and moved closer to the World Series.
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Chandler Shuts Out Red Sox as Yankees Win 5-0
Spud Chandler, back from the Navy, held Boston to seven hits to lift the New York Yankees to a 5 to 0 victory. Nick Etten hit his 18th homer with a man on base accounting for two runs. Vr. Johnson, Hausemann, and Steiner pitched for Boston, while Chandler and Robinson closed out the game for New York.
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Roswell Game Between Colts and Cubs Postponed
The scheduled game in Roswell between the New Mexico Military Institute High School Colts and the Brownfield Cubs of Texas was cancelled due to bad weather, forcing a postponement of the matchup.
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New Mexico Lobos blank LAAF in season opener
The University of New Mexico Lobos defeated the Lubbock Army Air Field squad 39 to 0 on a muddy field with intermittent rain. Krall and Rumley led scoring with multiple runs while Krall added all kick points as Kosanovich starred for the Fliers. New Mexico outgained LAAF 14 first downs to 3.
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Rain Postpones Tigers Browns Twin Bill Showdown
A heavy rain in St Louis postponed Detroit Tigers vs St Louis Browns forcing a split doubleheader. Tigers need one win to reach a World Series bid against the Chicago Cubs while Virgil Trucks and Studdy Overmire prepare to pitch if skies clear.
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Fenimore Leads Aggies To Win Over Razorbacks
Bob Fenimore powered the Oklahoma A. and M. Aggies to a 19 to 14 victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks in Fayetteville. The Aggies dominated rushing, gaining 432 yards to Arkansas's 132, with Fenimore scoring once on an 80 yard run and directing the decisive drives. Arkansas tied the game with a third quarter TD, but the Aggies answered and held on for the win before about 10,000 at Razorback Stadium.
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Cards Sweep Reds In Twin Bill As Cubs Clinch
The St. Louis Cardinals won 5-3 and 6-2 over the Cincinnati Reds in a doubleheader. The Cubs defeated the Pirates, affecting the pennant race. In the opener, Burkhart and Crumbling shut out Cincinnati, while Gardner and Rice secured the win. In the second game, Bowman, Harrist, and Lakeman carried the Reds to defeat.
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Idalou Romps Over Ralls For 13-0 Win
Idalou Wildcats beat Ralls 13 0 in a non conference game with Ben Bearden and a second quarter touchdown drive. Bearden scored early in the period and Eugene Becknell connected with Calvin Vincent for another score before halftime. Idalou opens conference play at New Deal next Friday.
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Frogs Edge Baylor 7 6 In SWC Tilt
TCU defeats Baylor 7 6 as Harry Mullins PAT after touchdown seals win. Joslin prolific with 104 receiving yards on 11 completions. Baylor’s Joe Joiner breaks for a 95 yard score. Frogs total 294 yards to 106 for Baylor.
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Officers Named For Bowling Association In Lubbock
The Lubbock Bowling Association and three leagues announce officers for the season at Flames and Lubbock Bowling Club. Sloan Fortenberry to lead city association with Zack Kimbro as secretary treasurer. Vice presidents are H A Miller, Dr Sam Hitch, Dr J R Harris, and Elmer Francis. Nora Lee Tew leads the womens league to bowl Wednesdays at Plamor. Artie Galloway vice president, Clarabelle Lee secretary, Jane Matthews treasurer. City league at Plamer Mondays names Jack Thomas president and Allen Christenson secretary treasurer. Civic league at Lubbock Bowling Club on Thursdays names Bob Glass president and Tex Coffey secretary treasurer.
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Clay Leads Pampa Past Phillips in Rainy Gridiron Battle
Randall Clay starred as the Pampa Harvesters beat the Phillips Blackhawks 27 to 6 in a rain soaked game. Phillips opened with a 29 yard TD by Dick Jackson, then Clay answered with a 69 yard run and two more scores. Pampa outgained 184 to 148 yards as Russell Neff added another TD. The game ended amid the death of referee Albert Jones of Pampa after a heart attack.
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Cornell Wins Again Dekdebrun Keys 19 8 Victory
Dekde brun sparked the Big Red with sharp passing for a 19 to 8 win over Bucknell Bisong before about 3,000 fans in Ithaca New York. Cornell earns its second victory of the season.
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