Tulsa Ole Miss Warm Up Bluebonnet Passing Arms
Tulsa and Ole Miss gear up for the Bluebonnet Bowl in Rice Stadium despite cold, cloudy conditions. Tulsa relies on quarterback Jerry Rhome and end Howard Twilley to drive the nation leading offense, while Ole Miss counters with QB Jim Weatherly and a strong passing game. Tulsa blockers and a stout defensive lineup support the attack as both teams seek a season highlight.
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Weather Bureau
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Rebels
Jim Weatherly
Jerry Rhome
Howard Twilley
Gainer
Til Goods
Frent Roberts
Jackins
Willis Townes
Tom McGuire
Eddie Dukes
Garry Porterfield
Scott Schuhmann
Dwight Clexton
Bill Pennington
Daccell Wollt
Jack Sages
Charles Hardt
Jeff Jordan
Mississippi
Allen Brown
Rocky Fleming
Tommy [Ittas
James Harvey
Bobby Robinson
Stay Grindman
Charles Hintes
Mike Dennis
Dave Wells
Frank Elmaird
Central Catholic Buttons top South San Antonio Bobcats in district clash
Conrad scores 22 as Central Catholic builds a 22 point halftime lead then holds on for a 47-7 at the Mirgetycorine mark. Johnny Guzman scores 22 for South San Antonio as the Bobcats drop their fifth starter. South San won its five spreads while Central Catholic improves to 14-? in district play. The Bucks will meet again Tuesday in the rematch at Judson Gym.
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San Antonio Bobcats
Central Catholi High School
Cental Catholic
San Attanto
Conrad
Teonard Conrad
Law
South San Antonio
Johnny Guzaman
South
San Antonio
Id Af
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Roger Bowden
Buttons
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San Pym
Creel Cobhallt
Conrad Wz
Henchel Th. Haween
Lunn
Blachaberger
Goustiss
Mickeys Erspamer Soul Judson Rockets Bounce Bandera
Wide College Scores Sweep Through Major Meet
A chaotic collage of scores and names from multiple colleges fills the page with highlights and results. Texas, Minnesota, North Central and various regional teams post strong showings across basketball and lacrosse events. Notable institutions include Alfred University, Northwestern, Bucknell, Williams, and Union.
Marion Tourney results spark varied high school action
Fragmented notes show Friday results from the Marion tournament across multiple events. Names like Judson, LaValley, and Gree appear among boys championships. teams such as Somerset and Judson Canyon feature in doubles and singles brackets.
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Rta
Utris
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Ghleenckel
Judson Cunysnl
Crotra
Eonesionoa
Davin
Innontral
Piogumaten
Laverna
Pays Avarien
Judson Canyon
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Hib
Thanighutship
Marshall Beats Brahmas in Non-District Victory
Pro Goalers Marshall defeated the MacArthur Brahmas 74 to 55 in a non district boys basketball game Friday night at MacArthur High School. Jamney Morris led the Brahmas with 27 points while Marshall’s strong defense and balanced scoring paced the win.
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Wayne Dayal
Horde Paces Lackland Win
Lackland Horns and guard Morris Howie led a 35 point night as John Lynch added 24 and John Ilkink 21 to propel Lackland over Fort Sans Houston Friday. Tim Shine led Fort Lanv with 2 points as Beb Kelley scored 20 and Jim Til 19 for the losing squad. The War Hawks improve to 17 wins and two losses with widespread scorers noted amid a rough game.
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Morris Howie
John Lynch
John
Ilkink
Lackland
Fort Sans Houston
Tim Shine
Fort Lanv
Beb Kelley
Jack Jim
Ted Raper
Jett the Warhawks
Mort
Sam Horstein
Rangers
Tom
Teave
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St. Cravens
Chivney
Fateie
Spence
Curt Fz Kelley
Vay Denkint
Pro Bowl Coaches Set For East West Clash
In Los Angeles April 10 the Pro Bowl coaches were announced for the post season game. Baltimore Colt coach Don Shula and Cleveland Browns mentor Paul Brown were named to lead the Western and Eastern conference teams respectively.
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Shnna
Baltimore Colts
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Calis Sev
Shula
Fine
Canyon Randolph Win in Cole Basketball Tourney
Randolph High defeated Lytle 27 to 42 in a Cole Tournament game. Canyon led at halftime 32 to 25, with key plays from Mike Smithers and Jed Cole as the team built a late lead.
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WM Toke
Mike Smilthers
Cole Jed
Cole Nigh
Cole Twiyita
Sam Houst
Randolph High
Lytle
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Randolph Wins 112 to 54 in Friday Basketball Clash
Randolph defeated its opponent 112 to 54 as Bill LePew led ATB with 30 points. The rambunctious crowd at the Ramblers game witnessed a lopsided affair on Friday, with Randolph’s stars like Miyano and Cole contributing multi player scoring as they prepared for a Saturday match at Southwest Texas State College.
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Bill LePew
Ramblers
APR
Randalph
Srtherst
Randolph
Aliidie
Eble Sieonveves
Jonah Miyano
Cole
Stevenperg
iPrewes
Smith
Southwest Texas State College
Fonvaloh
LeFevre
Hart
Ah Heautney
Cortyte
Ledtrels
Saint Mary's Routs Trinity in cross-town clash 55 47
St. Mary's Rattlers defeated Trinity 55 to 47 as Bonewitz scored the decisive baskets. The hosts built a six point second-half lead and controlled the game with free throws after Trinity fouls while Meyer and Cox led St. Mary's scorers. Trinity's Rannoci and Salz contributed for the Tigers in a hard fought rivalry win.
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Beeville Edges Schertz 84 78 In Tight Cary
Beeville Trojans led from the start to beat Schertz Cibolo Buffs 84 to 78 in a Friday night MIAAA basketball game. Beeville’s Richard Syrett 15, Travis Jones 13, David Bright 11 paced the winners while Eddy Powell scored 22 for Schertz-Cibolo. Roy Wilk added 20 as the night’s top scorers.
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Deaville
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Mar Ville
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Travis Jones
David Bright
Eddy Powell
Culwell Leads Knights to 10 Point Win
Culwell scored 30 as the Knights defeated Brooks AFB on their basketball court Friday night. Parks led the losers with 28 while teammates Goins and Breckeen contributed, and other listed players show scattered scoring in a rough game summary.
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Local school notes and scores from recent events
Fragmented OCR lists names, places, and minor results including Karn 44, Pilger, St Merard's, Lyte va, and Ganyan 7 pm. The unreadable text mentions matches, contstolien, and a plan for an upcoming primary shovantanehha Miah with limited legible details.
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S. Sthindvies
Bhornews
St Merard’s Woon
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Lyte Va
Goles
Et Ehanisiawai
Ganyan
Giinseinston
Randolph High names Nigra and McDougall MVPs
Nigra quarterback and Tom McDougall fullback were voted Randolph High School football team's most valuable players by teammates at the annual Monster Club dinner in the Randolph High cafeteria. Athletic Director Hed Mickles presented letters. Col. Steve Foxwell and school board members received monogrammed blankets. Jess Neely of Rice University spoke.
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Art Nigra
Quarteeback
Tom Mcdougell
Randalph High
Randolph High
Hed Mickles
Steve Floxwell
Randolph School Board
Jess Neely
Allo Rice University
O'Bryant Leads Sabinal to 79 53 Victory
Sabinal's Dan O'Bryant poured in 30 points to spark a 79-53 win over Somerset. Gary Wideman led Somerset with 29 points as Sabinal improves to 21- district record while Somerset drops to 13- district.
Lampasas Meet Shifts As San Antonio Trojans Lose Narrowly
San Antonio Trojans of St Peter Claver High School fall 63-58 to Lampasas Badgers in the Lampasas Tournament. Glis King scores 20 for San Antoninos as Lampasas leads 35-33 at halftime. Johnny Williams added 17 for Lampasas. Clarence Johnson fouls out late. other winners include Coleman, Killeen and Brady advancing in the bracket.
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