Lubbock Rated Heavy Choice In Class AAAA
In Texas high school football with 12 games left, Lubbock is favored in Class AAAA while Wichita Falls suffers a setback. Breckenridge and Baytown push for semis as Temple, Texarkana, and McAllen prepare for semifinals in other classes.
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Lubbock
Associated Press
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Temple
Terrell
Denver City
Wichita Falls
Ray
Corpus Powe
Westerners
Austin
el Paso
North Dallas
North Side
Fort Worth
Texans
Baytown Ganders
Baytown i
John Reagan
Houston
Baytown
Breckenridge
Texarkana
McAllen
Edison
San Antonio
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Port Arthur
Thomas Jefferson
Lamar
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Yoakum
Childress
Stephenville
Arlington
Killeen
Wharton
Van
Cedar Bay
Deer Park
Wink
Honey Grove
Crowell
Clifton
Cedar Bayou
Gaton
Vanderbilt
Baseball Meeting Ends In Phoenix
Major league owners and managers meet in Phoenix and discuss trades amid a heavy legislative agenda. Several clubs pursue deals with Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Giants Boston Chicago St Louis while others back away, with only three trades completed including St Louis and Detroit for Nieman Friend and Porter.
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Chicago White Sox
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Warren Spahn
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Ted J Sczewski
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Carl Furillo
Billy Cox
Rocky Bridges
Sid Gordon
St. Louis
Detroit
Johnny Groth
Virgil Trucks
Hal White
Browns
Bob Nieman
Owen Friend
J. W. Porter
Washington
Mike Fornieles
White Sox
Chuck Stubbs
Clyde McCullough
Chicago
Dick Manville
Cash
Border Cagers Have Troubles in Opener
Border Conference teams opened the season with losses across the board. West Texas State dropped two of three, Arizona State at Flagstaff split 2-2 after two defeats to New Mexico Western, and Arizona beat Camp Pendleton Marines but lost to San Diego Marine Recruit Depot. Upcoming trips include West Texas State facing Siena Seton Hall and St Josephs in New York and Philadelphia.
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Flagstaff
New Mexico Western
Arizona
Nellis Air Force Base
Camp Pendleton Marines
San Diego Marine Recruit Depot
Siena
Seton Hall
New York
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Temple
Tempe
Pepperdine
Loyola
San Diego State
Illini Open Big Ten Season In Tough Loyola Clash
Illinois, the top ranked team, opens the Big Ten season Wednesday against Loyola of Chicago. Indiana and Kansas State also feature in major intersectional games as college basketball returns with key matchups and early-season stakes across the nation.
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Illinois
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Loyola of Chicago
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Gramblers
Creighton
Iowa City
Michigan
Iowa
Kansas State
Indiana
Hoosiers
Notre Dame
Drake
Alton Cherry Named to Cotton Bowl Board
Dallas oilman Alton W. Cherry is named to replace the late Dan Rogers as TCU’s representative on the Cotton Bowl Athletic Association board. Rogers was chairman of the board at his death, with Cherry stepping into the post in Dallas.
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Cotton Bowl Board
Dallas
Alton W. Cherry
Dallas Oilman
Dan Rogers
Texas Christian University
Cotton Bowl Athletic Association
Rogers
Jones Kalmikoff Clash Headlines Electric St Arena Card
Promoter Pat O'Dowdy presents a three bout program headed by Farmer Jones versus Southwest junior heavy champ Ivan Kalmikoff in a non title bout at the Electric St arena. Semifinal features Jesse James vs George Overhuls and curtain raiser Frankie Murdock versus Gust Johnson. Tickets on sale 6:30 p.m. with phone reservations at 70941.
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Ivan Kalmikoff
Pat O’dowdy
Electric St
Jesse James
George Overhuls
James
Houston
Overhul
Kalmikoff
Amarillo
Frankie
Buffalo Bill
Murdock
Gust Johnson
Southwest Cage Campaign Opens With Outlook Dim
The Southwest Conference begins its 39th basketball season with a foggy outlook as Texas Christian, Rice, Arkansas, Texas and SMU top the early projections. Openers feature TCU at Hardin-Simmons, A&M vs Houston, Arkansas at Tulsa, and Baylor hosting Lamar Tech, with Arkansas hoping to rebound under Glen Rose and challenge for the title.
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Texas
Rice
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
TCU
Texas A&m
Baylor
Hardin-Simmons
Fort Worth
Houston Cougars
College Station
Tulsa
Oklahoma
SMU
Sam Houston
Huntsville
Lamar Tech
Waco
Aggies
Frogs
Abilene Christian
A&m
Louisiana
Norman
Kansas
Houston
Southwest Texas
Fayetteville
Mississippi State
Glen Rose
Razorbacks
Rose
Parkers
Preskley Askew
Tyler Dog Captures Open Championship
The Texas Open Championship field trials concluded with Commander's Red Pocket, a four year old setter from Tyler, winning. Owned and handled by Carl E. Duffield of Tyler, the dog was named champion after a week of judging in Palestine, Texas.
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Commander’s Red Pocket
Carl E. Duffield
Tyler Oilman
Texas Music Cops Tourney Wins Odessa Women’s Bowling Meet
Texas Music Cops won the Odessa Women’s bowling tournament finishing 57 pins ahead of Golden Rooster Five. Texas Music totaled 2567, with Golden Rooster 2510 and Avalon Cleaners 2507. Bing’s Auto Sales placed fourth with 2567, followed by KRIG 2455, The Parkers 2446, Murphy and Rochester 2418, and Hart’s Exterminators 2389. Doubles went to Vera Northrup and Mary Olmstead with 1061, ahead of Gerry Henderson and La Grace Westmoreland. Singles saw Frances Anderson win with 587, ahead of LaVerne Sturdivant 571 and England 540. Vera Hansen claimed all-events scratch with 1458 and Pearl Hodge all-events handicap with 1619. Jo Burks had high scratch game at 204.
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Nora Sade Hapenny
Evelyn Freeman
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Coffey-Davis
Frances Anderson
LaVerne Sturdivant
England
Macel Russell
Naul
Pearl Hodge
Jeanette Clark
Jo Burks
Ashford
Vera Hansen
Bessie Childress
Browns Seek Seventh Straight Pro Grid Title in NFL Race
Cleveland Browns prepared Monday to lock up at least a tie for the American division crown after a 10 to 0 win over the Chicago Cards as the Rams and Lions led the National Conference race with victories. The Eagles, Giants, and Redskins also won or lost in a tense playoff path shaping up for next weekend.
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Texans
Eddie Lebaron
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Johnny Pappit
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Bob Wherfield
Bobby Layne
Cloyce Box
Jim Doran
Detroit
Bears
Jim Finks
Sammy Snead Wins Miami Open in 72-Hole 268
Today a year ago Sammy Snead of White Sulphur Springs W Va captured the $10 000 Miami Open Golf Tournament with a 72 hole total of 268. The item lists past sports notes from five ten and twenty years ago including trades and swimming honors.
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Sammy Snead
White Sulpher Springs
W. Va
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Hal Gregg
Vic Lombardi
Pittsburgh
Preacher Roe
Billy Cox
Gene Mauch
Sammy Lee
Pasadena
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Associated Press
Billy Vessels Named Nations Top Back by AP
Oklahoma star Billy Vessels was chosen as the Outstanding Back of the Year in the AP postseason poll. He led the Big Seven with 1,070 rushing yards and 18 rushing touchdowns, plus 145 kickoff return yards and two passing touchdowns. Minnesota’s Paul Giel finished second, Maryland’s Jack Searbath third.
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Oklahoma
Billy Vessels
Associated Press
Wessels
Giel
Rune Iner
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