Sunset Champions clash ends dramatic playoff shock
Sunset of Dallas reports a chaotic football playoff night as Pt Arthur and Texarkana were eliminated from Class AA by penetration plays. Austin edged Temple 13 12 while Conroe upset Texarkana 7 7 in a tense scramble. Arlington beat Mt Vernon 25 20 and New Braunfels, Wharton advanced to semis.
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Conroe
Texarkana
Mike Higgins
Temple
Ted Dawson
Austin Yard
Une
Harlingen
Aline
Mae Gibbon
Tommy Presley
Lynn Partain
Bert Xeyes
Alan Hornbarger
Presley
Arlington
Mt Vernon
Rusty Gunn
Wis
Ray Glasgow
Kn Jagpers
Conver Sion
Taroud
Archuy
Texarkaia
Baytown
Arther Tu
Arthur
Austin
Femyple
Maringen
Alee
Bartingen
Bayawn
Pampa
Wichita Falls
Lubbeck
Breckenridge
San Angelo
Tian
Highland Park
Cals
Preekenvidze
Levelland
Kermit
Odeses
Spassis
Happy
Dimmitt
Rochester Steeged Stanton
Elderato
Eden
Lewisville
Farmersville
Regina
Seagoville Our
Grandview
Valley Mills
Elshart
Granger
Pine Pree
Leveratt's Chapel
Kilgore
Groveton
Tomball
Columbus
Pearland
Tir
Palacias
Dilley
Regine
Tait
Lyford
Palacios
Villey
Pleasanton
Bandera
Gerald Orton
Pl. Avtar
Yellow Jackets
Neok
Orion
Frank Eidom
Ronald Atnuny
Thade
Canders
Milles High Buccaneers
Corburn
Pus Christi
Kingsville
Brahmas
Harlandale Indians Triumph in Season-Opening District Play
The Harlandale Indians routed their outmatched opponents in the initial minutes, then held a steady lead into the third quarter. Norman Skinworth led scoring for the Devils with 54 points and tied with others for hot hands, while Kingsville posted 46 points after the first period as Heights pressed a narrow 10-9 edge early.
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Digawide
Andlang
Harlandale Indians
Osat
Weils
Doug Hart
Bradley Pigeon
Norman Skinworth
Devils
Shiayed
Honoys
Hot Wells Cout
Kingsville
Mutes
Jetis
Nelson Alexander
Ted Aiken Wen
Aever
Mustangs
Pacs
Kingsvite
Bratutag
Tasso
Women's Golf Interclub Scores In San Antonio Daily League
The San Antonio Country Club hosts interclub women's play with Ft. Sam Houston edging ahead plus 38 to SACC plus 16. Standings list SACC plus 3 Oak Hills plus 1 Brackenridge Kinus 18 and Ft. Sam minus 2. Mrs M R Silling won medal net 75. In the night meet Mrs Robert Caskill shot 95 23 72 and Mrs Frank Hawkins captured the photo event with 119 233.
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San Antonio
Robert Caskill
Frank Hawkins
Savages to visit St Marys for weekend basketball clash
Southeastern Oklahoma College in Durant faces St Marys University at the Rattler Gym on Saturday in a top regional matchup. Savages beat St Marys previously and seek another win as key players from both teams are listed in scoring alongside late free throw chances and game-time details.
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Savages
St. Mary's
Southeastern Oklahoma College of Durant
Okla
St. Mary’s University Basket
Rattler
Oklahoma
Brooke Amy Medical Center
Comets
Sam Houston
Kirby Minter
Oklahoma Center
L. D Mahoney
BAMC
Hob Stone
Big
Tom
Kelly Mats
Wes Mallstastern
Reisdane
Parker
Minter
Mehianey
Cox
Rhendin Bowers
Amo—Hushing
Smith
Yem
Stone
Newijaa
Inisie
Adetnwane
Longhorns Fear Upset by LSU Steers in Cotton Bowl Chase
Texas Longhorns, 3-1 in the Southwest, face No. 3 LSU in the Cotton Bowl buildup. Coach Blair Cherry retires after the game. LSU, 5-0-0, carries momentum as 40,000 fans expected. Texas will be without key backs Levine and Raley, while Sack Elbert is also out. LSU hoped to meet Texas after a strong season with strong defense and a potent running game.
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Austin
Dee
Teyas
Louisiana State
Tegatay College
Tulane
Nick the Tigers
Texas
Trn
Conchh Blair Cherry & Aides
Cherry
Longhorns
Army
Navy
Exas
Lewis Levine
Bob Raley
S17
Elbert
van Buren
Temple
Aggies
Georgia College Park
Texas Aggies
Georgia Bullfogs
Bob Smith
Georgia
Isaye
Georgia Fio
Smith
Wits
University of Maryland
Byrd Stadium
Baseball to Continue despite War Mobilization
Pirates general manager Branch Rickey defended continuing baseball during total mobilization. He supported keeping Bill Meyer at Pittsburgh and cited World War II resilience, asserting government and baseball should cooperate to keep the sport going. Rickey revealed Meyer's contract and his prior decision to retain the veteran without public disclosure.
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Bill Meyer
Pittsburgh Pirates
National Baseball League
Branch Rickey
St, Petersburg
Fla
Dev. SA
Bill’ Meyer
Bugh
Sall
Pirates
Hickey
Rickey
Ming
Meyer
Fumip
Kroxville
Tenn
Snd
Hill
Tin
Itinity Wins and Faces Pokes in Abilene Tilt
Trinity Tigers travel to Abilene to meet the Baylor Simmons Cowboys in a nonconference basketball game. Last season the Cowboys beat Trinity, and the Tigers aim to reverse that result this year. Trinity recently snapped a two-game skid by beating Howard Payne 83 to 67, led by Buck Karkiela with 22 points and Alan Vander Zee with 19. Other season notes mention Haram Simmons leading earlier wins, and local YMCA football scores from Friday night with mixed results.
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Abilene
Trinity jWivtersity
Tigers
Batdin Simmons Cowboys
Cow Pokes
Trinity
T the Tigers
Brownwood
Howard Payne Yellowjackets
Buck Karkiela
San Antonians
Alan van
Penna Toski Lead Miami International Four Ball Semis
In Miami today Penna and Toski face Pete Cooper and Claude Harman in the semifinals of the $10,000 Miami International Four Ball tournament. Toski carried his elder teammate to a narrow win on the seventeenth hole. Conner and Verda defeated Kunes and Varga in yesterday’s action. Cary Middlecoff and Ed Oliver meet Dave Douglas and Jim Tornes in today’s other semifinal.
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Miami
Toney Penna
Bell
Bob ‘Toski
Pete Cooper
Claude Harmen
Conner
Pante Verda
Fig
Warmon
Mamaroneck
N. C
Gene Kunes
Steve Varga
Cary Middlecoff
Ormona Beach
Flo
Ed Oliver
Seatte
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Jim Tornesg
Briar Suite
Ice Hockey Teague Tyiaa 5 Milwaukee A Oia's Day
Fragmentary OCR item mentions ice hockey and names such as Teague Tyiaa and Ben Henay with unclear affiliations. The readable bits reference Milwaukee and New York, but details, dates, scores, or events are not clear enough to determine a definite outcome or context.
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Teague
Tyiaa
Milwaukee
Oia
Tacoma & Fedaria
Antero Ena Lenena
Chathany Apie
Eastern Teague
New York
Ben Henay
Talvidaen de Allan
Unicorns to Face Wharton in Class A semifinals
New Braunfels Unicorns, riding a stingy defense that allows 26.8 rushing yards per game, prepared to meet Wharton in the Class A semifinals after routing Lavega and earning a spot in the state bracket. The Unicorns dominated with a 48-0 halftime lead, led by Merlyn Murphey, Charlie Schriewer, and a strong line as Lavega battled but could not penetrate.
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Johnny James
WACO
Lavega
Unicorns
Pirates
Bynum
Shantie Bloxom
Frank Hefner
New Braunfels
Merlyn Murphey
Charlie Schriewer
Bibl Montgomery
Unicorn
Wharton
Brayntels
Bucs
Bil Mneuper
Gary Pitlwin
Monphey
Vees
Dine
Harry Atmos
David Rutherford
Biving Trcket
Jask
Inez
Lehvisner
Charl Vie
Menan
Jetts
Charlig
Curtis
Idekott
Brauntets
Pirate
Kneuper
Pittman Sleed
Murphey
Sammy Howard
Sual
Howard
Svite
Game
Meaward
Starp
McCoy
Theou Ho
Allyn Dennis
Southern Appoints Wade Head Man
The Southern conference chose Wade as commissioner, boosting Duke influence. Wade, a former Duke and Alabama coach, will assume duties next January with a base salary of 430,000 and 13,000 in operating costs annually. The decision followed a day of debate amid postwar and Korean War financial concerns.
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Charlotte
N. G
Duke
Blue
Devil
Wallace
Wade
Citadel
McAlister
College Football: Busar Leads Week Matchup
In a tense college football scene, Busar stars for his team as Peter Clea and other key players push for a decisive victory this week. The game highlights rising talent and strategic play across the schedule.
Warhawks Triumph At Lackland In 56 46 Victory
Warhawks overwhelmed Skyraiders 56 to 46 at Lackland Air Force Base on Friday night. Key players included Foster scoring 16 and Schenck 31 for the Warhawks while Gibbs and Tucker contributed as well. The result extended Warhawks’ lead in the Southwest Interservice Basketball league.
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Lackland Afb
Nterservice Basket
Lackland
Warhawks
Barksfigle Apb Skyraiders
Dine Tieton & Hathkedsle
Thoryton Ecv
Regist Sre Poncana
Tacklal—Gundermén
Bri
Furmbow Edels
Schenck
Foster
Gibbs
Tucker
Bryant to Stay With Kentucky Amid Coaching Rumors
Dr H L Donovan president of the University of Kentucky states Bryant has not indicated any plan to leave and is under a five year remaining contract. Bear Bryant declined comment on Minnesota vacancy as he attended a Oklahoma City luncheon with Bud Wilkinson. Miami Herald reports Minnesota officials discussed Andy Gustafson for the vacant Minnesota post after their win over Missouri.
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Lealnglon
Thas
Bryant
Oklahoma City
U-Faul
Bear Bryant
Universiy of
Kentucky
University of Manesota
Beas
Bud Wilkinson
University’ of Oklahoma
Ube
San Antonio
St. Anthony ‘Hotel
Miami
Miami Herald
University of Minnesota
Andy Gustafson
University of Miami
Minnesota
Minnesota Athletic
the Armstrong
Gustafson
Ulnraf
Missouri
Fight Results from a Brief Race in Mexico City
A terse report records a recent race outcome in Mexico involving competitors from San Pray and Mexico. The results indicate a modest field with a notable score or time, highlighting the winner and key placements without sensational detail.
Local Women and Army Wacs Meet in City Rec Tilt
Lackland WAPs face Fourth Army WACs in a 2 30 p m first round game at Woodlawn gym part of the Holly Day basketball event. Kaufman department store downed Redzizuez by a score noted with Bates scoring 8 for the winners and Zepeda 6 for the losers.
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Lackland Waps
Fourth Army Wacs
Woodlawn
Kaufman's Department Store
Redzizuez
Buncial
Leis Bates
Margaret Zepeda
Paul Marie Drivela
San Antonio Missions set press conference for manager reveal
Officials of the San Antonio Missions schedule a 6 a m Monday press conference at the Gimter hotel to announce the team s manager for the 1851 baseball season. They will replace Ton Helfer who has retired. Yoo White, a former Texas league Felder and Pacific Coast League field and business manager, is the leading candidate amid silence from the Australians and the St Louis Browns. The officials travel from St Petersburg, Florida to attend.
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San Anionio Missions
Vetters Retires as Seguin High School Coach
Lawrence Vetters, after 12 years as athletic coach at Seguin High School and eight as head football coach, retires from coaching to become a teacher. The school board accepted his resignation and planned a Rotary Lions dinner to honor his long service. No successor named. Wellers of Seguin was an early assistant to Jake Wilson in the program.
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Lawrence Vetters
Seguin High School
Seguin
Wellers
College basketball scores from a scattered era recap
Fragmented notes list college teams and results with scattered scores including Alabama, Arkansas, Washington, Montana, Colorado, East Tennessee, Carleton, Findley, and Brooklyn area players. Result entries show mixed outcomes like Alabama 75 over Ohio 52, and Washington State 60.
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Unii
Bisson College
Telenat Brankly
College
Frama Brooklypoll
Garrener
McCills
Redoin Ai
York & & Eee
Fsap
Alabama
Row
tAla
Sewetles
Cy Tee
Vrnsbingtan Cae St' Kings
Abualackian
East Tenn
Saisean
Sugonia
Mscon
S. Ollats
Arkanene Nartheagiery Oy Gels
Pewesne
Ozer Minolta
State
Purres A
Ra Hosea EU
Larsen Stalks Off In Australian Court
Angered by a foot fault called against him, American tennis champion Art Larsen walked off during his Victorian championships semi final with Ken McGregor. He later defeated McGregor 2 6 7 5 6 2 to reach the final against Frank Sedemen. Larsen then argued with partner Dick Savitt and was restrained from quitting again during a doubles match. Sedgman and McGregor won the doubles 11 9 6 2 6 2.
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Melacurne
Australia
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Cliif
Ken McGregor
Dick Savitt
South Orange
McGregor
Frank Sedemen
Savitt
Sedgman
Larsen
Savill
Kooyong
No. 1 Noor Aims For Hollywood Gold Cup Fight
Field of ten horses for the $200,000 Hollywood Gold Cup late today includes Noor the Irish bred drawing the outside post with His Prince beside in seven. Ponder Wee and other contenders start from mid pack as drivers and jockeys listed in the lineup.
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Noor
Hut
Ponder Wee
Ir . T. Biive
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