Wildlife gift drives aid at McKnight sanatorium
Texas Tuberculosis Association official Helen Colburn requests deer hides for occupational therapy at McKnight State Sanatorium in San Angelo. Hides must be tanned and sent to Kathleen Cornell for use on craft projects, with buckskin portions welcome.
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Helen Colburn
The
Texas Tuberculosis Assn
Ninth St. Austin
McKnight
San Angelo
Kathleen Cornell
McKnight State Sanitorium
Sanitorium
Texas
P. S
Coach Horton Nesista and Neely attend St Anthony luncheon
Nesista, Rice’s standout punt returner, received an engraved billfold at today’s luncheon hosted by the Quarterback Club. Coach Jess Neely, ill Friday, spoke at St Anthony noon event in Waco as Rice neared a pivotal game with Baylor, with Nesista praising the Baylor win as a tonic. A veteran from Ft. Clark, Jack Griffin, recalls 1919 mid dleweight finals, seeking photo copies of The Light’s past accounts.
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Horton Nesista
Rice
Owls
Texas
Info Town
Quareterback Club
Horton
Jess Neely
St. Anthony
Neely
Waco
J Baylor
Nesista
Jack Griffin
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Ex-Mission catcher Tom Jordan to manage Albuquerque team
Tom Jordan, a rugged ex Mission catcher, will manage Albuquerque in the West Texas New Mexico league next summer. He succeeds Buck Fausett as the Texas league alumnus takes on the new post amid Texas league coaching circles.
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Tom Jordan
Texas
Albuquerque
Robinson Durocher Rowstirs at Winter Meetings
Phoenix reports on Robinson accusing the Yankees of racial prejudice and Durocher’s stance to stay with the Giants. Yankees deny discrimination through GM George Weiss citing farm-system Black players. Minor leagues set 1953 dates and umpire plans as Phoenix hosts the gathering.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jackie Robinson
Leo Durocher
New York
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Yankees
Durocher
New York Giants
Horace Stoneham
Lee
Giants
Robinson‘Durocher
Klieg
Horace Loneham
Roblinson
George Weiss
Weiss
INS
American Assa
W. D. “Rosy” ‘Ryan
Minneapolis
A. L. Banister
Columbus
American Assn
Southern Assn
Georgia Tech Voted First by INS as Football Champion
Georgia Tech named national collegiate football champion by Interna tional News Service coast to coast. The Green Tornado, eighth straight week atop INS, beat Georgia 23 9 to end season with SEC title and 15th straight win, Sugar Bowl vs Mississippi next. Final INS standings list Oklahoma Notre Dame USC Alabama Mississippi Tennessee UCLA and Maryland in top ten.
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Georgia Tech
Ounway
Green Tornado
Atlanta
Michigan State
Georgia
Bobby Dodd
Ramblin’ Wreckers
Engineers
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Southern California
Alabama
Mississippi/Tempe
Tennessee
UCLA
Maryland
West
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St. Flagstaff
Tae Flagstaff
Texas Weste
West Texas
Withita
New Mexico A. & M. G
Tulsa
Texas Tech
Arizona
Sempe
Brigham
Miss
Lorida Kentucky
Puare
Missouri
Laroma A
Detroit
Wichita
L. Duke
Wrens
West Virginia
Wake Forest
William & Mar
George Wash
Virginia Tech
Furman
Washington
Virginia Military
South Carolina
Carolina State
North Carolina Aid
the Citadel
Davidson
x-Maryland Emesanag
Univ. of
Richmon
Sapiibevenger
BIG Ten Teague
Wisconsin Ardue
Ohio State
Michigan Srhibes
Minnesota
Northwest
Indiana
Oklahoma Ar
Kansas
Hockey Scores From National and Western Leagues
Ice hockey results across multiple leagues. National League shows Boston beating Montreal 3 1 Detroit 4 Toronto 2 Chicago 4d New York L ties Hershey 3 But 2 Pittsburgh 6 Providence 2 St Louis 3 Syracuse 2. Western League Seattle 6 New Westminster 1 Eastern Washington Washington 2 New Haven springeta Troy postponed. International Troy 0 Cincinnati 2.
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Boston
Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
Chicawo
New York
Hershey
Pittsburgh
Providence
St. Louis
Syracuse
Seattle
New Westminster
Washington
New Haven
Sringhieta
Troy
International Jeagull
Cincanat
Seixas Defeats Candy In Australian Tennis Match
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia defeats Don Candy of Australia 6-2 6-4 3-6 6-0 in the Victorian championships second round at Kooyong. Seixas advances to face Ken Rosewall in the quarterfinals as Hamilton Richardson beats Geoff Brown. Women’s winners include Maureen Connolly and Julie Sampson in straight sets.
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Melbourne
Australia
UPI
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Don Candy
Kooyong Courts
Seixas
Candy
Vic
U. S
Julie Sampson
San Marino
Calif
Miss Connolly
Dawn Fogarty
Miss Sampson
Gwen Thiele
Giammalva Shines In St Louis Tennis Finals
Sam Giammalva an 18 year old University of Texas student from Houston defended his singles title at the national junior indoor tennis tournament in St Louis. He won 63 63 10 8 over Ed Rubinoff and with Richard Schuette captured the junior doubles title by defeating Al Holtman and Dick Riskind 86 6 1 6 3.
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ST. Louis
Sam Giammalva
University of Texas
Houston
Richard Schuette
Giammalva
Ed Rubinoff
Miami Beach
Fla
Schuette
al Holtman
Dick Riskind
Forest Hills
N. Y
Central Catholic Falls to Byrne in Texas Interscholastic final
Byrne High of Pt Arthur rallied to a 13 6 victory over Central Catholic in the Texas Catholic Interscholastic league state final. Key drives included a late Shamrocks touchdown and decisive third quarter plays by Bobby Ledet. Central Catholic finished 7 2 on the season with Sabinal as the other finalist.
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Central Catholic High School
Texas
Bishop Byrne
Sabinal
Rios
Byrne
Central
Jon
Fernando Rios
Harvey Cunov
Tom Mancus
Button
Cunov
Stan Gorrell
Carlos Canzares
Bobby Ledet
Shamrocks
Ledet
Lyme
Ray Meyer
San Antonians
Central 46 edges Shamrocks in tense grid contest
Central 46 held a narrow lead at halftime and converted on key drives to outpace Shamrocks. Final stats show Central with 10 first downs to Shamrocks 14 and 180 passing yards to 16, with a late surge securing the victory amid heavy penalties and tight defense.
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Central
Shamrrocks
Bishop Byrne
Angelo
B. Barras
Camerera
J. Barras
Benoit
Benson
Myers
Stansbury
Talbot
Prosperi
Melancem
Abshire
Romero
Meyer
Fedet
Guidry
Mutry
Mutry,--” Boudreau
Assing
Gorrell
Burke
Rothman
Heep
Orr
Reyes
Allmand
Pruneda
Schuchardt
Cunov
Rios
Cazares
H. Meyer
T. Brittin
Trinity Tigers Schedule Three Games This Week
The Trinity University Tigers start their basketball season with three games this week. They face Texas Lutheran College in Seguin Tuesday, Southwest Texas State at Alamo Stadium gym Thursday, and Howard Payne at Brady Saturday. Center Roy Green, a former Brackenridge standout and Wharton Junior College All American, leads the team.
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Southwest Texas State College
Bobcats
SWTSC
Brooke Army Medical Center
John Weber
Brackenridge High
Carl Allen
Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio
San Marcos
Trinity .University Tigers
Tigers
Texas- Luis Theran College
Seguin
Southwest
Texas ‘State
Alamo Stadium
Howard Bagme
Brady
Roy Green
Brackenridge
Wharton Junior College
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Yellowstone, Inc
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St.Louis
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Stockholm
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Art Larsen Oe
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Buffalo
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Delaware Park Meadow
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Syracuse University
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