Odessa seeks new Broncho football coach amid crowded rumors
Odessa officials remain silent as three new candidates join the list ex Broncho mentor Joe Coleman Phillips coach Chesty Walker and Midland coach Tugboat Jones. Walker and Jones show growing interest while Coleman may move to a Southwest Conference school next year with an unofficial resignation at Las Cruces.
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Mackey Hale Cup City Wins in Tight Opens
Mackey motors beat Phillips Chemical 39 26 as Ken Wagner and Frank Zingone lead with 10 points apiece while M Morrow paces Phillips Chemical. Bill Hale motors romped over South Side Gulf 53 43 with Gustafson scoring 22 and DeWitt adding 12 for South Side.
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Austin Girls Champs Capture National League Volleyball Title
The Austin elementary girls volleyball team won the National League championship with four straight wins and no defeats. Zavala claimed the American League volleyball title.
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Four Still In Contention At Odessa Junior Golf
Four players advance in the Odessa junior golf championship Dave Moody defeated Bobby Holcomb 4 3 Ken Garrison beat John Cunningham 2 up Floyd Smith won over Terry Tuggle 7 6 and Jerry Johnston defeated Billy Gilmore 3 2 All matches concluded with tight margins and advancement on today's play
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Seminole Indians Prep For Odessa Tournament
The Seminole Indians, fresh from a solid football season, focus on hardwood as they train for the Odessa basketball tournament. Coach Metz LaFollette returns a veteran squad led by co captains Jon Wilson and Crandell Young, with Jackie Gothard at center and Guy Nelson Harold Karr and Jackie Sparks among key players.
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Johnson Honored At BronchoFeed
Julius Johnson former Odessa Broncho football coach received a standing ovation at a community appreciation barbecue. About 300 fans attended the event honoring the Odessa high school team and squads. Hayden Fry, Broncho backfield coach for two seasons, also attended.
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Longhorns Drill Hard For Cotton Bowl Tilt
Austin December 16 Texas coach Ed Price pushed the Longhorns through strenuous practice to sharpen the attack for the Cotton Bowl. Price expects Tennessee coach General Bob Neyland's Volunteers to offer the season's toughest defense the Longhorns have faced.
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Weather Won't Delay Temple Breck Title Game
Ralph Wolf of Baylor Stadium said rain or snow will not postpone the Temple Breckenridge Class AAA state championship football game set for Saturday in Waco.
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District- AA Cage Schedule Highlights Local Teens Tonight
Monahans, Pecos, Kermit and Andrews are set for cage games with Seminole not scheduled. Pecos faces Grandfalls while Monahans hosts Jal at 8 p m. Andrews hosts Stanton. Kermit welcomes Midland Bulldogs. Pecos, Kermit, and Seminole head to the Odessa Invitational starting Thursday.
Aggies and Longhorns Win Second Straight Wins
Texas routs Colorado A&M 63 46 while Texas A&M defeats Eastern New Mexico 68 48 to notch their second consecutive victories. Billy Powell 17 points Leroy Miksch 15 rebounds 18 points Don Binford 19 points tied for top Aggies. Aggies schedule Trinity at College Station next.
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Odessans Aim for First Foreign Victory Over McMurry
The Odessa college Wranglers seek their first win against a senior college lineup and to salvage an away result in Abilene. They beat Cisco at home but lost 78 72 to Hardin Simmons freshmen last week and will feature Duane Jeter Walter Spiller Black Lloyd Walsh and Tommy Smith as starters. This is OC’s last game before the January Howard County Invitational in Big Spring.
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Alpine Withdraws From Odessa Invitational Tournament
Alpine Bucks pull out of the Odessa Invitational leaving a 15 team field with a possible first round bye. The game schedule has Alpine originally set to face Lubbock while Big Lake refused to postpone. first round play begins at 9 am in Broncho Field House with Seminole vs El Paso Jefferson and other matchups including Lamesa vs Stanton and Brownfield vs Midland. Odessa and Jefferson are among top title contenders with Jefferson aiming to improve on last year’s finish.
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La Salle Tops Cage Ratings in National Poll
La Salle University in Philadelphia earned the No. 1 spot in the first AP poll of 1952-53 after an unbeaten start and a 77-70 win over Southwest Missouri. Kansas State was second with 16 first place votes after beating San Francisco 81-60, while Illinois and Seton Hall followed.
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Seminole Boosters Schedule Banquet
The Seminole Booster club has set the annual high school football banquet for Monday night January 5. President Tommy Roberts said a speaker would be announced later and about 300 boosters and players are expected to attend in the school cafeteria.
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College Cage Scores From Last Night
Sports brief lists numerous college basketball results by region and school. Notable games include Texas 63 over Colorado AIM 46 and Texas A M 68 over Eastern New Mexico 48. Other matchups feature Lamar Tech 104 over Trinity 84 and Seton Hall 77 over Louisville.
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Crockett Junior High Bags Wins Over Kermit Teams
The Crockett eighth grade defeated Kermit 32 to 7 with Craig Cannon scoring 13 points. The Crockett ninth grade squad powered past Kermit 62 to 31 led by Sunny Henderson with 18 and Tames Glass with 15.
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Odessa Bronchos Schedule Forecast Tough 1953 Lineup
Odessa's tentative 1953 football schedule lists seven district games plus non conference tests against Port Arthur Waco and Highland Park. The squad, reduced by 21 seniors, faces strong opponents including Waco at home and Highland Park on the road with an open date on Sept 25 and another on Nov 7 amid district play.
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Temple Faces Breckenridge For Texas AAA Title Rematch
Temple and Breckenridge clash in Baylor Stadium Waco for the Texas Class AAA schoolboy football championship rematch. The 1951 outcome still colors expectations as Temple seeks revenge with stars Ken Ford and Doyle Traylor renewing a famed duel, while Bobby Phariss and Roy Chapman bolster Breckenridge in a high staked gridiron duel.
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State Gang semifinal game ends in Baytown
In Baytown on December 16 the State Gang semifinals featured youth teams with competitive play and close scores, highlighting regional sentiment and local sports enthusiasm.
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