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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1952

Page

6

Associated Press Announces 1952 All America Teams

The Associated Press and a nationwide expert board select the 1952 All America offense and defense. Offense includes Stolhandske Texas and McPhee Princeton ends. Gilbert Mississippi and Suminski Wisconsin tackles. Michels Tennessee and Matuszak Tulsa guards. Brown Georgia Tech center. backs Wessels Oklahoma, Giel Minnesota, Scarbath Maryland, Heinrich Washington. Defense features Scott Virginia and Branby Colorado ends. Kimmel Houston and LaPradd Florida tackles. Eisenhauer Navy and Kush Michigan State guards. Moomaw UCLA and Tamburo Michigan State linebackers. Sears USC, Lattner Notre Dame, and Moorehead Georgia Tech backs.

Tom Stolhandske Texas Frank McPhee Princeton Kline Gilbert Mississippi Dave Suminski Wisconsin John Michels Tennessee Marvin Matuszak Tulsa Peter Brown Georgia Tech Billy Wessels Oklahoma Paul Giel Minnesota Jack Scarbath Maryland Don Heinrich Washington Tom Scott Virginia Don Branby Colorado J. D. Kimmel Houston Charlie LaPradd Florida Steve Eisenhauer Navy Frank Kush Michigan State Don Moomaw U.C.L.A Richard Tamburo Jim Sears Southern California John Lattner Notre Dame Bobby Moorehead

High School Cage Tourney Slated for Denton in December

North Texas State College will host 16 Texas teams for a three day high school basketball tournament December 18 to 20. Consolation play offs begin at 7 p m on December 20 with the championship finals at 8 25 p m. Teams include Pilot Point Plano Krum Pleasant Grove Sanger Prairie Valley Denton Slidell McKinney Ponder Gainesville Crozier Tech Dallas.

Denton North Texas State College

Annual Milk Bowl Set For Saturday

Rosenberg Texas hosts the fourth annual Milk Bowl between Boys Town Nebraska and the Variety Boys Club of Houston at Lamar Consolidated High School. Teams feature boys under 14 and under 100 pounds wearing tennis shoes with rubber cleats. Parade and ceremonies begin before kickoff at 2 p.m. with Pat Flaherty as MC. Local school bands and a drill team perform.

Rosenberg Pat Flaherty Houston Wharton County Junior College St Thomas School of Houston Kirwin High School of Galveston

Northwest Lewisville Bowie and Poly Fort Worth

Northwest Fort Worth area schools Lewisville Bowie and Polytechnic face a regional scheduling note. The fragment mentions these institutions likely in a local education or athletics context and hints at a collaborative event or coordination among the four entities.

Lewisville Bowie Polytechnic of

Umpire Group Signed For Texas Tourney

The National Baseball Congress franchised the Southwest Baseball Umpires Association to cover Dallas County Texas for its 1953 district and state tournaments. NBC President Ray DuMont said only National Association members can officiate in the series culminating in the national championship in Wichita starting August 14. L. W. Kelley of Dallas is president of the Southwest association. Jerry Feille of Dallas will oversee the Texas State Tournament for non professional clubs in July under NBC jurisdiction.

Wichita Kan National Baseball Congress Today Southwest Baseball Umpires Association Dallas County Texas National Association of Umpires Congress Ray DuMonti L. W. Kelley Dallas Jerry Feille NBC

Gothard Doubtful for Seminole State Playoff at Snyder

Seminole coach George Zoller doubts star end Jackie Gothard will play in the 3-AA state playoff clash with Stamford at Tiger Field in Snyder. Gothard’s bad knee keeps him from workouts, and Zoller penciled LaMoyne Livingston into the end spot while Gothard recovers. The Indians face Stamford at 2:30 p.m. with KECK broadcasting in Odessa.

Rosey George Zoller Seminole Stamford Bulldogs Tiger Field Snyder Jackie Gothard Gothard Gordon Wood Stamford Zoller Brownfield LaMoyne Livingston Jimmy Brooks Livingston Pete Carter Billy Box Marion Allen Joe Aguilar Ronnie Phillips Crandall Young Jon Wilson Charlie Hargrove Paul Sublett Jackie Sparks Hargrove Danny Phillips West Texas Carter Box Don Hassell Young Ken Lowe Bulldogs Lowe Indians Wood Wayne Wash Max Kelley Eldon Moritz Larry Simmon Buddy Gray Howard West Keith Miles Wings James Thompson Curtis Johnson George Humphrey Charlie Davis Don Smith Odessa KECK

Upper Classes Start Playoffs In State Today

The Associated Press reports the Texas high school football state playoffs begin today across AAAA and AAA. Denison hosts Texarkana in AAA first round while North Side Fort Worth visits North Dallas and Baytown faces John Reagan in AAAA. Lubbock and Wichita Falls loom as favorites with matchups in El Paso and Corpus Christi.

Associated Press Texas Denison Texarkana North Side Fort Worth Dallas North Dalas Baytown John Renegan Houston Lubbock Wicchita Falls Austin el Paso Wichita Falls Ray Corpus Christi Chamepion Lamesa Sweetewater Jack Mayo Van Honey Grove Greenville Mayo Haskell Wink Crowell Clifton Vernon Martin Smithville Cameron Deer Park Vanderbilt Lyford Hondo Orton Denver City Gaston Cedar Bayou Terrell Huntsville Floydada Childress Stephenville Graeham Center Kilegore Belton Killeen Bellville LaMarque Richmond- Rosenberg Stamford Seminole Snyder Ennis Weslaco Yoakum

Minor Leagues Endorse New Bonus Rule At Convention

The minor leagues adopted a bonus rule aimed at curbing large payments to untried players and set recall limits to July 31. Major leagues debated TV and radio rights with splits in both leagues, while six clubs signed a two year agreement. Browns and White Sox refused broadcast rights for their home games.

Phoenix Ariz Executive Council Bill Veeck St. Louis Browns Veeck Browns Chicago White Sox

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