Cotton Bowl Week set with Texas vs Ole Miss in 1962 Classic
Dallas hosts a full Cotton Bowl Week program ahead of the 1962 Classic pitting the University of Texas Longhorns against the University of Mississippi Rebels on New Year’s Day. Events include the National Finals Rodeo December 27–31, a 32-team high school and college basketball slate, the Dr. Pepper high school tourney, SMU vs St Louis, and the Cotton Bowl Open tennis tournament with 250 entries from 18 states.
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Dallas
University of Texas Longhorns
University of Mississippi Rebels
State Fair Livestock Colliseum
Southwestern Aau
Dallas Memorial Auditorium
Austin
Texas Wesleyan
Midwestern
East Texas State
Southwest Texas State
Trinity
Arlington State
Wayland
Dallas University
Sam Houston State
Arkansas Tech
McMurry
Dr. Pepper Company
Greenville
Garland
Decatur
Richardson
Frisco
Milford
Texarkana
Tulsa
Ladonia
Denton
Bellaire
Waxahachie
Irving
Grand Prairie
Sliddell
Waco
Pro Shop Busy As Members Spruce Up New Quarters
Local golf club reports progress moving into new pro shop space with plenty of room to organize. Members and visitors from Indiana and San Angelo drop by for chats and practice as others plan holiday events and free lessons from friendly pros.
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Ducky Clements
Horse and Family
Bill “the Blade
Helen Thomas
Indiana
Bill Wheeler
Pearson Cooper
Ken Ballard
Johnnie Jordan
Tom Ponce
Ray Bevill
Cliff
Steve Cullum
Holt Magee
Joe Goodwin
Jim Ream
Lobo
Dick Hoyer
Bill Parker
San Angelo
Chilli Ridley
Jack Ammer
Cotton Bowl Festival Parade Opens New Year in Dallas
The Cotton Bowl Festival Parade with the theme Adventures in Music will run through Downtown Dallas starting 10 a.m. Monday January 1. The Cotton Bowl Queen from the University of Texas will reign, with Southwest Conference princesses and the University of Mississippi also represented.
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Dallas Gun Club
Dallas
University of Texas
Princesses
Southwest Conference
University of Mississippi
Odessa Bees trounce Monahans in varsity and B games
In Class AAAA action Odessa High School crushed Monahans 65-50 in the varsity, after taking a 42-15 lead at halftime. Randy Jackson led the Lobo Bees with 12 points, while Dub Malaise scored 20 for Odessa. In the B game Monahans rallied late but trailed 40-17 at the break. Steve Fambrough scored 12 for Monahans.
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Odessa High School
Monahans
Lobo Bees
Odessa Bees
Randy Jackson
Pat Honeycutt
O. C. Ward
Odessa
Dub Malaise
Steve Fambrough
Tamplin
Bawcom McCone Reagan White Ratliff Fambrough
Miller Barton Construction
Miller Odessa
Ar It To
Malaise
John
Rowin
Heaps Vaught High
Alma Hinds
Harlan
John Trippet
Cannon Polly
Shoppers Without Cross Aisles Cover Most of Store
A U S Department of Agriculture report finds about 25 percent of grocery shoppers without cross aisles traverse virtually the entire store. With a cross aisle, only about 5 percent shop every aisle.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Tex
Kermit Hwy
Horace Norman
Monahans Country Club
Mendez Honeycutt Ratliff
Jasper Ward Lohmann
Jackson Moss
Wheelis
Monaha
Wilson
H. Hentz & Company
New York Stock Exchange
American Bank of Commerce
Tfe
Asher
Lane
Tappan
Sunbeam
COSCO
T Pc
Corning Wear
Childs Table & Chairs
Irchases
Alice
Kadenler
R. C. A. Television
RCA
RCA — Radios
Sampsonite
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