Dallas Coyotes Rally Falls Short Against Highland Park
In a classic Texas Class AA gridiron thriller Wichita Falls Dallas Coyotes faced Highland Park with 14,000 fans watching. The Scots led early then the Coyotes staged a late comeback only to fall 27 27 with three minutes left as Beach connected with Cummings for a late TD and Beasley added the point after.
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Coyotes
Highland Park
Red Shide
North Texas
Beach
Coyote
Kermit Cummings
Wickles Falls
Austin
Wichita Falls
Williams
Covoios
Agai
Jim Self
John Reach
Bart
Gwin Beach
Charley Wolston
Tube Belcher
Highlands Pask
Jimmy Robertson
Jay Fikes
Wichita Paliy
John Beasley
Acacil
Wichite Falls
Adward
Reachig Cummings
Aighlend Park
Malcolm Bowers
Ed Bennet
Beasley
Righland Fark
Blyard
Bowers
Dave Wel
Bobby Bowmer
Beret
Attoss
Polit
Wichita
Boy
Maroney
Lee
Pd Ena Fikes
Pookant
Baveray
Favterso
de Beraid
Olds
Weep
Burds
Ste
Atnett
Ceens
Eck
Helther
Bya
Agarts
Robertsen
Gunie
Roast
Fala
Tad Park
Haglan
Tomek
Eeretons
Webby Fokes
Beastey
Dora
Ale Spa Eeceen
Pumitane
Rd Beach
Dallas
Bob Ulmer
Highland Parkers
Don't Quote Me By Johnny Jones Christmas Opinion
A holiday column humorously critiques college football coaching outcomes and the pressure on coaches. It references Cravath, Cherry, Kesler, and others while imagining Santa granting fairness in sports, urging more tolerance for imperfect results and goodwill in the season.
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Mt. Claus
Tazk Hin
Powers
Jeviency
Santa
Tate
Kiar Cherry
Wes Kesler
Jefferavath
Hernie Blerman
University of Texas
Ed Price
Ohio State
Minnesota
Southern California
Stanky Wins New York Baseball Writers Award
Eddie Stanky of the New York Giants is named Mayor of the Year by the New York Baseball Writers. He will receive the Sid Mercer Memorial Award at the BBWA dinner on February 4. Stanky signed a 1951 Giants contract reportedly worth $30,000, a $10,000 raise. The 33 year old infielder had a standout 1950 season with a .000 batting average, led the league in on base percentage, and collected his 1000th major league hit.
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New York
New York Baseball Writers
Eddie Stanky
New York Giants
Sid Mercer
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Stanky
Giants
Infielfer
Stenko
Lackland Hawks Schedule and Holiday Closure
The Lackland Hawks will play Brooks next week with games on Thursday and Friday. Home games resume January 5 with a two night stand against Canton and Navy at Color Christi. The Wrechs observe holidays, closing until January 8, with a New Year gathering planned Saturday night at the Jeodigan Club.
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Warnes
Brooks Afc
Brooks Syn
Lackland
Catantss Navy Field of Colour Christi
Wrechs
Jeodigan Club
Andy Obriotti Father of Boy Receives Local Good News
The article notes Andy Obriotti, former SL Mary's University baseball and basketball star, is proud father of a baby boy born December 20. It mentions community sports blurbs from St. Gerard's lanes and Broadway leagues with high series scores by Fikes, Loeffler, Lampman, and Matheny.
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Addy Gariots
SL Mary's University
Riends
ST. Gerard's Lanes
C. Baumann
St. Gererd's
Turkey
Margie Smithers
Rita Hahn
Fikes
Eddie Loeffler
Broadway
Jim Matheny
Toiie Loeffler
Pete Lampman
Automobile League
Wharton Meets Kermit In Class A Final Showdown
Wharton and Kermit prepare for the Class A final Monday at 2 pm in Sweetwater Texas. Kermit is a two touchdown favorite after an undefeated season, while Wharton seeks an upset behind quarterback Marvin Felder and a balanced ground game led by Wayne Culvahouse. An expected crowd around 8000 will pack the stadium as Spinks and Cuthirth handle kicking duties for Wharton and Kermit respectively.
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Sweetwanh
Texas
Dee
Wharton
Kermit
West Texas
New Braunfels
Tigers
Unicorns
Rick Spinks
Wayne Culvahouse
Yellow Jackets
Sgers
Marvin Felder
Yellowjackets
Hansel
Mangum
Treldon Cuthirth
Spinks
Golf Roundup Brackenridge Set For San Antonio Sweepstakes
The regular San Antonio Sweepstakes Golf assr weekly tournament will be played at Brackenridge with local players contesting for top scores.
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San Antonio
Brackenridge
Bowling leagues and holiday schedules across city centers
The column lists league standings and upcoming closures across Woodlawn Main Lanes and other venues for Christmas and New Year. It highlights top players like Pie Figtrella and Sawdust Buckner, reports on closures for resurfacing, mentions Brackenridge park golf, and notes a Christmas party with nearly 200 attendees plus notable scores and new prices for opening bowling.
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Woodlawn
Texas
Turners
Jill
Highland
Broadway
Meeney
St. Gerard’s
Biks
Alamo
Wil
Bet
Hermann Sons
Proamateur
Brackenridge Park
Myrt Verily
Texas Belles
Kitty Ridgway Rasied
Alice Ty
Det’ Brandt
Charlotte Manna
Bob Murray
City Public Service
Ivan Allen
Dorothy Roberts
Fred Gwinn
Clancy
Bob Mainz
United Gas Pipeliners
W.N. Arnold
Ambrevisien
Zeller Nets First Hole in One at Oak Hills
Golfer Jon Zeller made his first career hole in one on the 146 yard ninth at Oak Hills Country Club on Saturday afternoon. His group mates Ran ee Eas Ray Killian and Allan tis watched in surprise as the ball disappeared in the cup. The Oak Hills group agrees to a Rolf Call prize when a member nets an ace. the club has 76 members.
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Jon Zeller
Oak Hills Country Club
Ranee Eas
Ray Killian
Allantis
Santa
Zeller
Oak Hills Golf
Ero
Bowling Tourney Opens January 14 At Woollawn Inn
Secretary C WJ Miller in San Antonio estimates about 100 teams will enter the all bowling tournament opening at Woollawn Inn January 14. Entry deadline is tonight Sunday and can be secured at any bowling center. Action is scheduled June LEU 2021 and 2728.
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C. WJ Miller
San Antonio
Considine Blasts Chandler and Owners Over Baseball War
The column condemns Happy Chandler as a controversial commissioner while critiquing baseball owners for forcing his resignation. It argues his tenure mixed whim with policy, and notes a publicized move that left Chandler denied the chance to retire quietly.
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Mre Chandler
Therfore
Sone
Tanners Seek Deer Season Extension for Army Gear
The Tanners Council of America asks states to reopen deer seasons to supply native deer skin gloves for troops in Arctic conditions. Fulton County Tanners president Rutison notes shortages of horsehide and down skin projected by July 1, with total needs estimated at 6.4 million feet of horsehide and 3 million feet of deerskin.
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New York
Dre
Sreag
Tanners Council of America
Army Quartermaster Corps
Gloversville
Fred A. Rutison
Fulton County Tanners, Assn
Trulidon
Quartermaster Corps
Chicago
Himage Tournament Opens With 27 Games Slated
San Antonio hosts a 27 game Himage Tournament next Wednesday at Alamo Stadium Gym. The AA division brings 16 teams, with 15 games in the open section and 12 in open consolation. Final rounds run Friday night with Brackenridge, Lanier and others in action.
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Dags
San Antonio
Alamo
Stadium Gym
Dielalogist
Price
Texas Adéem
Trinity University
Brackenridge
Lanier
South San Antonio
Central Catholic
Hondo
Gonzates
Ane Wuikey
Honda
Conzales
Tech
Sinton
New Fraunfels
Sam Houston
Eagle Pass
Edison
Hot Wells
Victoria
Harlandale
South San Antonin Sand
Stadium Point
Jeffer
Kingsville
Repubir
Alamo Heights
Harlingen
San Jacinto
Brownsville
Burbank
Bay of Cor
Bus. Christi
Jefferson Tym
Austin
Je Zag Pang Lave
Lamar
Detterson
Tym
Baytown
Feitiny
Arkansas Razorbacks 1951 grid schedule announced
Arkansas coach John Barnhill unveiled the 1951 football schedule for the Razorbacks with Arizona State at Fayetteville on September 28 and Santa Clara at Little Rock on October 27. Arizona will replace North Texas State and Santa Clara replaces Vanderbilt on the Parker schedule. no reason given for the changes.
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Ark
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
John Barnhil
Arizona State
Tempe
Fayetteville
Santa Clara
Little Rock
Arizona
North Texas ‘State
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
Scheiche
Oklahome
Baylor
Little Nck
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Andy Obriotti
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GARE
St. Theresa
Genevieve Corning
Ruby Mattox
Ann Fahrenthold
Dotty Deckert
Elvira Withers
Mrs. Deckert
Mcadameg Genevlave Com
Pie Figtrella
Sawdust Buckner
Sawdust
Pietrela
Buckher
Max Lange
Byer
Fred Zipp
Bohne Distrbutors
Fomby Clothiers
Tis
Faralby Jerew
Sta Tuey Zusds
Otto Kiany
Lucile Wendland
Rick
Meginnis
R. L
Bob
Cream Crest
St. Theresa’s Ladies Teague
High Synch
Cream Crest Dairy
Nets
Mvergy
Ollie Tope
Lew Mitchell
Otto-Klaus
Jas Hileman
Haines
Elizabeth Whall
Cum Bogart
H. A. Smith
Jeanette
Wm. Holster
Heimann Sons
Wennesay Commercial League
Schneider
Sarraw
Emil Wagenfehr
Fancy
Val Wittenborn
Bil
Lee Dilton
Ludwig
Herman Sons
George Wolfgang
Gus Rollins
Alvin Seales
Gussie Ruedinger
Anne Cote
J. OG. Cote
Bugsstrom
Man Treese
Richard Cane
Ang Am
Michael
George
Archie
Shorty
C. Meyers
Margaret Bailey
Roman Baker
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Sahm Hed
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Fred Wernert
Tilden-Schraub
Chara Brought's
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Elton Patton
Richard, Goldsmith
Flying Corner
Flying Corner Cafe
Peps Colag
Walters Drugs
Ernest Tevel
Homer Elkins
Jess Johnson
Louis Vander Poorten
Hub Slappenback
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Recreationist League
Georgie Yarrington
Dede Dygert
Dexas Center
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Considine
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United States Senate
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Une Real
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Z Verdian
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Mit
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John J. Kava ‘Natgh
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British School of Sports Writing
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