Gulf States Conference 1948 Offense Leaders Named
James Harrison of Louisiana Tech led total offense with 1229 yards on 185 tries in 1948. Gerald Hodges of Southwestern Louisiana Institute topped yards from scrimmage with 867 in 155 carries. Bubber Phillips of Mississippi Southern led rushing with 686 yards in 79 attempts and Phillips also had 60 points. Scores, receptions, and other leaders across the Gulf States Conference are listed with multiple players from L S U, Southern, Tech, and Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Gulf States
Jimmy Harrison
Louisiana Tech
Gerald Hodges
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Bubber Phillips
Mississippi Southern
Harrison
Phillips
Hodges
Bobby Johnson
Northwestern State
Joe Rabb
Tech
Ray Newman
Louisiana College
Lavelle Thomas
Frank Spruieli
Southern
Dave Fisher
Wayne Kingery
Newman
Rabb
Thomas
L. A
Smith
L. C
Vernon Wells
Gene Simmons
Southeastern
Maxie Lambright
Johnson
Northwestern
James Stevenson
Bernard Callender
Cliff Coggin
Louis Gaudet
Chiles Carpenter
Hindu Reynolds
Harry Branch
Leland Landry
Arnold Matthews
Coggin
Fisher
Sonny Carr
S. C
Gulf States Conference bans pro athletes from competition
Baton Rouge Louisiana December 1 professional athletes will be barred from Gulf States Conference sports by a new ruling. The measure, ratified by nine member schools, excludes athletes already under contract before the meeting. A new committee will study eligibility rules and a five year play out policy. Cases will follow SI A A by laws as temporary regulations while the football schedule proposal is considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Gulf States
Loop
Circuit
John
Bubber) Phillips
Mississippi Southern
Billy Parnell
Southeastern
H. Lee Prather
Northwestern
Prather
Joe Aillet
Louisiana Tech
Vanderbilt 1919 grid schedule with eight SEC opponents
Vanderbilt reveals an ten game 1919 football schedule with eight SEC opponents and one open date. The slate includes Georgia Tech Alabama Mississippi Florida Auburn LSU Tulane Tennessee Tech and Tennessee with Georgia Tech opening Sept 24 in Atlanta and an intersectional game hoped for on Oct 22.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Henry R
Red
Tag Team Scramble Headlines Gus Kallio’s Arena Card
A tag team bout headlines Gus Kallio's Arena with Jack Curtis, Allen Parker, Pat Cronin, and Bill Steddum. Cronin teams with Curtis against Parker and Steddum in a 60 minute, two fall match built from last week's brawl and a disqualification controversy.
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Jack Curtis
Allen
Sailor” Parker
Pat Cronin
Bill Steddum
Gus Kallio
Curtis
Cronin
Parker
Steddam
Bill Barney
West Monroe
Jackson, Miss
Barney
Kallio
Nashville
Tenn
Vicksburg
Miss
Steddum
Waco
Tex
Monroe
Don Serio
Jackson
SE Conference May Amend Eligibility Rules
S E C may loosen eligibility rules and address the bowls issue at its December meeting in Gaines Florida. Secretary N W Dougherty says transfer student residence limits may be debated and Miami University membership could be considered with a constitutional amendment. A few minor by law amendments are also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Southeastern Conference
Gaines
Fla
N. W. Dougherty
Dougherty
University of Tennessee
Miami University
Miami
College scoreboard reports many results across factions
Navy football coach George Sauer has a daughter Dana aged six and a son George aged four. Dana is named after his former Nebraska coach Dana X Bible.
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Navy
George Sauer
Dana
George
Dana X. Bible
Radio Programs Time Zone Note
A brief notice explains time zone adjustments for radio listings. Eastern standard time is baseline, Central standard subtracts one hour, Mountain standard subtracts two hours. Local stations may adjust relay times to fit schedules and last minute changes are not included.
Radio Schedule Highlights For December 7 Network Lineup
A dense listings page shows programs across networks including Abe and CBS with News Reports at 6:00 and 6:15, entertainment and talk shows like This Is Your Life and Jack Smith Show, music hours, dramas, and late night variety blocks. Local hosts include Lowell Thomas Fulton Lewis Jr Geo Hanlon, with episodes and repeats noted and multiple stations referenced.
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Aboe
Chs
Abc-East
Abe-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Abe You
Cbs
Abe Lowell Thomas
Cba
Abe
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe Bob Crosby
Cbs Music
Cbs Sports
Abe Geo. O'Hanlon
Judy
Abe Mr
Mrs. North
Cbs America
Hy Gardner
Bob Hope
Abe Wa
the People
Gabriel Heatter
Fibber and
Molly
Luigi
Abe Jone Wolf
Mbs
Detroit Symphony
Ebs American Forum
Abe M
Amsterdam
Cls
Freedom
Abc News
Abc West
Radio Schedule and Album Listings Across Multiple Programs
A cluttered listing shows station KM L B and KMFM programs with times, show titles, and hosts including U P News Gibbs, Claudia, Diane and Ward, plus segments like Breakfast in Hollywood, Garden and Home, and musical variety hours. It reads as a broadcast grid and program roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U P
Gibbs
U. P
Martin Agronsky
Kay Kyser
Ted Malone
Jack Beall
Mack Ward
L. Gibbs
Joe Pierce
Melody
Detroit Symphony
Freedom
Dave Rose
Oreh
Pierce
Joe Hasel
Palmer House
O’henry
ABC
Radio Schedule Highlights From KNOE Region
A taped daily timetable lists KNOE 1230 programming from morning to midnight including news breaks, music blocks, and NBC network shows. Notable items include Morning programs, Fred Waring, Road of Life, This Is Nora Draka, World News NBC, The Bob Hope Show, Fibber McGee & Molly, and designed for listening segments.
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World News
Knoe
League of Women Voters
Melody Theatre
Palace
Pepper Young
Clem McCarthy
Uncle Remus
NBC
Harkness
Washington
Morton Downey
Drew Pearson
Bill Green
Radio Schedule for Bastrop Station Highlights Local Programs
The listing shows a Bastrop radio station timetable with local shows across the day. Programs include Morning Devotions, Morning News, Club Rendezvous, Pipes of Melody, Jan Garber, Eddy Arnold Show, Bing and more, culminating with Sportsman and Final Edition News.
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Sunrse
Pairfield
Lulu Belle
Scotty
Alarm Clock Club
Kilroy
Loca
Jan Garber
Myrt
Marge
Hal Derwin
Duke of Paducah
Stamps Baxter
Bing
Emile Cote Glee Club
Sportsman
Voice of the Army
Harlem
Ark-La-Tex Jubilee Tunes On KWKH Schedule
Radio guide lists Ark-La-Tex Jubilee and dozens of programs from 5:00 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. including Johnny and Jack, Zeke Clements, Harmie Smith, Arthur Godfrey, Aunt Jenny, Helen Trent, Our Gal Sunday, You Lucky Strike, Hayride Parade, and Rex Cromwell News. Featured artists include Hank Williams, Zeke Clements, Bailes Brothers, and Emile Cote Glee Club. Local stations include CBS network slots and specialty music and drama programs throughout the day.
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Ark-La-Tex
Couein
Hank Wiliams
Johnny & Jack
Zeke Clements
Sheb Wooley
Miranda
Fusic
Harmile Emith
Bailes Brothers
Zecke Clements
Frank Page
Dude Ranch
Dude Ranch Buckeroos 630—Bailes Brothers
World News
Arthur Godfrey
Dr. Malone
Grand Adlam
Dr Malone
Wendy Warren
Aunt Jenny
Helen Trent
Gal
Juniper Junction
World Wide News
Guilding High
Harmie Smith
Nora Drake
Emile Cote
Peter Donald
Herod Shriner
Lowell Thomas
Beulah
Jack Smith
Club
Edward R. Murrow
Mr. and
Mrs. North
We, the
People
Luigi
Band
Morey
Amsterdam
Rex Cromwell
Is—Mavride
CBS
Guiding Light
Johnny and
Jack
David Harum
Hint Hunt
Groovie
P. Donald
Herb Shriner
Jack Amith
Luig
Morey Armsterdam
Negro Cut In Brawl Police Seek Slasher
A West Monroe Negro Willie Manning was slashed by a knife wielded by Willard Carter after a 2 p.m. Sunday fight near North Seventh Street. Carter fled with his brother Farry Carter who later was held on interfering with officers. Five football teams hold point a minute records: Phillips 1922 Missouri Mines 1914 Georgia Tech 1918 Henry Kendall 1919 1920.
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West Monroe
Willie Manning
Willard Carter
North Seventh Street
Carter
Farry Carter
Phillips
Missouri Mines
Georgia Tech
Henry Kendall
Psychologist Warns Against Telling Christmas Lies
Dr. Ludolf Bollmeier of Hot Springs Ark urged parents at the Southern Psychiatric Association meeting in Dallas not to tell children falsehoods about Santa Easter and life, saying deceit can erode trust and risk juvenile delinquency while endorsing honest playful participation in holiday rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allas
Les
Santa Claus
Ludolf N. Bollmeier
Hot Springs
Ark
Southern Psychiatric Association
Junior
Mom
Dr. Bollmeeter
Dr. Bollmeier
Hamilton Accepts Pitt Athletic Directorship
Navy Captain Tom Hamilton will join the University of Pittsburgh as director of physical education and athletics on February 1, retiring from the Navy after 25 years. His appointment, reported salary about 15000 dollars, ends a week of speculation and aims to rebuild Pitt football to past heights. Hamilton telephoned the Pitt chancellor with his acceptance. Phil Samis, Hornets defenseman, is noted as a lifesaver and summer lifeguard in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Navy
Tom Hamilton
Pitt
University
Santa Claus
Naval Academy
John L. Sullivan
Hamilton
Rufus B. Fitzgerald
Washington
Panthers
Saver Samis
Phil Samis
Pittsburgh Hornets
Samis
Canada
Sports Mirror Recaps Past Athletic Highlights
The column recalls events from the AP file: Columbus mayor James A. Rhodes became president of the AAU a year ago, Ohio middleweight Sonny Horne defeated Artie Levine in a ten round bout three years ago, the Lambert trophy honoring eastern college football superiority went to Navy five years ago, and Papyrus the English stallion was sold to J P Horning ten years ago to end a partnership.
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Associated Press
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
Sonny Horne
Ohio
Artie Levine
Brooklyn
Navy
Lambert
Papyrus
J. P. Horning
Growth of States' Rights Movement Foretold
Mobile Alabama December 7 The states rights movement will grow by leaps and bounds says Gessner T McCorvey chairman of the state Democratic committee after the Supreme Court refused to order Alabama's electors to vote for President Truman McCorvey an Alabama elector called the decision highly encouraging and said the movement is here to stay while citizens believe in the Constitution.
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Mobile
Ala
Gessner T. McCorvey
State Democratic Committee
United States Supreme Court
Alabama
Truman
McCorvey
United States
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