Wink-Haskell Tilt Sets Up In Class A Playoffs
Wink Wildcats face Haskell in the state class A second round at Wildcat Stadium Friday afternoon. Haskell, with four shutouts, won seven and lost three in 10 regular season games and edged Dublin 33-7 in the bi district. Wink scored over 400 points in 10 games plus 46 in the bi district and relies on Jimmy White and Walter Holley in a versatile offense.
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Odessa Bronchos dominate district defense and Michigan State leads polls
Odessa tops district 1 AAAA defense allowing 19 points in seven games and 50 points all season while Lubbock trails offensively with 305 points. Charlie Ward leads Odessa with 42 points, 6.1 yards per carry, and 99 receiving yards. Michigan State holds the top spot in AP and UP polls with broad support from coaches and writers. Texas appears 10th in AP and 11th in UP.
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Rose Bowl Coaches Prepare for Game
A United Press survey shows Southwest Conference attendance fell 2,970 per game from 1951 to 1952 across 36 home games. Total gates dropped from 1,393,600 to 1,117,189 as SMU, TCU, Texas A&M and Baylor posted declines, while Texas and Arkansas rose.
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Little Rock
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Morrison Keglers Lead High Five in Narrow Margin
Morrison Keglers hold a slim half game edge over Golden Rooster in the women’s High Five bowling league after last week’s results. Golden Rooster won two from Grandcafe while Annie Sherrod led with a 193 single and 341 series. team highs included 155 game and 1468 series.
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Kermit Cage Team Invades Jal Tonight
Jal hosts Kermit in the season opener as the Panthers seek to defend last year’s Monahans tournament title. Coach Ernest Kinney returns three lettermen Jimmy Bolt Bobby Almond and Tom McKelvy from the district championship squad though football workouts may limit early form. B teams tip off at 7 p m.
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Tom McKelvy
Lobos Rally Past West Texas State For 62 44 Victory
The University of New Mexico Lobos defeated West Texas State 62 44 in Albuquerque in a rough non conference game. Captain Danny Darrow led with 22 points while Troy Burrus added 17 for the Mountaineers.
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North Texas State Eagles Open 1952 Cage Season With Win
North Texas State Eagles defeated Austin College 73 to 51 to start the 1952 basketball season. The Eagles trailed briefly nine minutes into the first quarter but surged ahead and led the rest of the game.
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SMU Cage Grid Star Cruze Leaves Campus
Kyle Buddy Cruze a 193 pound end and basketball player from Knoxville Kentucky deserted SMU after Thanksgiving, failing to return for classes. His roommate Rex Dunlap said Cruze telephoned for his clothes to be sent home and indicated plans to enroll at the University of Tennessee where he attended last summer.
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Buddy) Cruze
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Powder Puff Bowl Set at Galveston
The Powder Puff Bowl features undefeated Ball High School senior Golden Gates against junior Purple Amazons in a flag football broadcast on KGBC. No tackling, players wear colored jerseys, flags determine tackles, blocking by folded arms.
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Big State League backs Texas open classification goal
The Class B Big State League, all Texas clubs, will support the Texas League in pushing for open classification in the baseball draft at the minor leagues meeting this week. President Howard Green of Fort Worth announced the action and noted the league will keep the national defense service rule. A 147 game next year schedule runs April 16 to Labor Day with Austin visiting Temple and other opening day matchups.
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Injuries Hang Over Stamford Seminole Showdown
Coach George Zoller weighs the availability of Jack Gothard and Paul Sublett for the Stamford Bulldogs clash after knee troubles. Sublett has started limited duties, Gothard’s status uncertain, while Ken Lowe eyes a knee injury as Stamford prepares for a 11 game unbeaten stretch and a showdown with Seminole pending the Floydada winner.
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Ken Lowe
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Crane Opens 1952-53 Cage Season at Crane High
Crane coached by Gerald Rogers fields a veteran six man lettermen squad including Dave Hughes Sunny Bulls James Reynolds Bobby Malone and Billy Farrill. The Golden Crane faces the Lobo cage team tonight at 8 p.m. in the Crane High School gym.
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Trinity AD Bill James Improves After Auto Crash
Bill James athletic director at Trinity University is off the danger list and gaining strength after last week’s automobile accident. The report comes as the team faces a Childress fracas the following week.
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Bill James
Trinity University
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