Lubbock and Waco to clash in Dallas title game
In Dallas on December 3 prep grid action set the stage for a Texas scholastic final as Lubbock Westerners meet Waco in the interscholastic league championship. Lubbock boasted a stout defense and a powerful ground attack while Waco faced injuries but carried a storied title tradition into the showdown.
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Dallas
Aunbock
Bearden
Bowen
Palattle
Kickett
Curtis
Teees
Tipins
Southern Methodist
Jin P McCullord
Texas
Christian
Brazos
Waco
Vigers
Cinderella Boys
Lubbock
Ist
Lea Blanton
Bansu
Hob McCollimy
Irom
Austin
Houston
Catton
Tigers
Bias Polits
Tates
Tje
Tubbock
Belley
Leam
Ducks Arrive as Season Ends in New Mexico
In Las Cruces N M on December 4 the first annual mallard flights arrived along the Rio Grande. Hunters held the salt as the season closed at 4 PM Friday. The Ducks left the area with talmy weather reported by talmy observers.
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Las Cruces
N. ML
Rio Grande
Harlingen Cardinals Fall Twice to Breckenridge Eagles
Harlingen loses twice to Breckenridge Eagles 81 39 and 34 12. Joe Bob Markette leads Eagles with 14 points in the Friday win. Myron Hubble adds 16 for Breckenridge. Harlingen’s Jurasek top scored with eight, as defense by Weldon Humble and Taylor limited clean shots.
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Harlingen
Harlingen Cardinals
Bn Antonio
Breckenridge Eagles
Breckenridge
Cardinals
Hacimben
Joe Bob Markette
Eagles
Myron Hubble
Eagle
Jurasek
Brackenridga
Weldon Humble
Taylor
Hem Hing
Bresersige
Livingston Bosra
Iwlea
Lozana
Junior indoor tennis champs hinge on Evert and Bender
The national Junior indoor championships in New York forge a Chicago versus New Jersey semi final lineup with Jimmy Evert of Chicago facing Dick Bender of Westfield after strong showings by Gardner Larned, Amadater, and Melvin Schwartzman. Bender, a Pingry junior, aims for Princeton, while Evert eyes an encore of last year’s final against Larned or Amatador.
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New York
New Jersey
Windy City
Garden State
Itrat
Amataedter
Milburn
N. J
Gardner Larmed
Chicago
Lheater Engreement
Jimmy Evert
Gardner
Dick Bender
Weatfield
Evert
Bender
Melvin
Schwartanna
Ab Deast
Larned
Umatachin
Hender
Plazing Brothers
Sehwartaman
Ne Blas
Manned Tilden
Amieicut Ronke Fy
Pingry School
Elizabeth
N.d
Princeton
Palmer
BM Gillespie
Atlanta
Gilespie
Jose Fishback
Fight Results mixed names and places in jagged OCR
A scrambled boxing result list shows fighters from Cleveland Minneapolis Omaha and Chicago with misread ages and venues. The garbled report includes Eddie Simms Johnny Hanschen Mary Waser Lee Snvald and Arno Anderson among others with unclear scores and locations.
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Hammond
Ind
Eddie Simms
Cleveland
Gem Rankinn
Minneapolis
Johnny Hanschen
Minneapolia
Mary Waser
St. Pat
Omaha
Neb
Lee Snvald
Dox Maines
Tows
Arno Anderson
Stocknots
Sweden
Weat
Prim Teach
Padon
Chicago
Boxer Gees
Picayune
Mian
Lon Amantes
Idldte Martin
Tas Auicles
Pass the Crying Towel Navy Cagers Too Darn Low
Navy basketball coach John Wilkon reportedly faces a tough task as the team struggles amid uneven play. Youth players from interconnected programs push to improve with hopes of lifting morale and performance.
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Annapolis
Ree
Imore
Johnie Wilkon
Navy
Corehea
Wilton Nay Talerd
Naval Academy
Sarape Club Edges Lanier In Tricky Comeback
Lanier High School Voks held a six point lead but Sarape du Dasketeers rallied to win 32 to 30. Martinar led Sarape with 21 points, Jog Martines added eight for Lanier, and a rematch is set for Tuesday at La Ror.
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Lanier High School
Voks
Sarape du Dasketeers
Lanier
Toundry
Hue
Martinar
Sarape
Mde
Poli
Football Coaches Honor Veteran Amos A. Stagg
The American Football Coaches Association honored Amos A. Stagg in Los Angeles presenting a large plaque to recognize his influence on amateur football and announcing an annual award. Don Herring’s family received a simultaneous tribute as Herring’s leg injury ended his college football career.
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Amos A. Stagg
Los Angeles
Alonzo
Stoney
Xport
Donwich Grant Herring
Princeton University
Frnly Crisler
University of Michigan
Lider Blage
University of Chicago
Stirch
College of the Pacific
Freiding
Yost
Michigan
Mt Unusufl Nulicheon
Dott Bowker
Ohin Wesleyan
W. CG. Melford
Nebraska
Frank J
Inglewood
Calif
University of Kansas
James Phomes L. McFadden
Armaeim
Stanford
Ralph A. McFadden
Placentia
William Middleton
San Francisco
Lowell High
Ralph
Mathews
San Jose State
Walter M. Reinschild
Hollywood
H. M. Ziegtz
Alhambra
Galit
Lanwell High School
Bea Frahelece
Alamo Quint Rout Jackets In Key Basketball Win
Alamo Quint defeated St Anthony’s Yellowjackets 26 14 in the decisive period. Obtlott scored 14 to lead the Jackets while DeVilbiss added 13 and Dietzel 11 as Alamo built a 24 12 edge at halftime. The Jewelers pressed late but could not close the gap.
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Andy Obrich
Rip" DeVilbiss
Twletzer
Aline Jewelry Company
Gene Imercia
St. Anthony's Yellowjackets
Jewelers
BM. C. A
Obtlott
Tin
Pactiviies
Devilbiss Ihot
Dietzel
Mar- UN
St. Anthony's
Jed
Alamo Han
Titme
Awe
Catholic University Arrives for Sun Bowl Welcome in El Paso
In El Paso a 13 man Catholic University squad arrived as 500 rancheros and fans greeted the team ahead of the Sun Bowl clash with Arizona State Tempe. Coach Berguin said players are in good shape and a 2 pm workout was planned at the Sun Bowl stadium. Catholic will stay at the Texas College dorms before the game while Arizona State Tempe arrives later.
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EL Paso
CNS
Catholic University
Washington Crew
Sun
Ditch Berguin
Catholic
Arizona State of
Sunflower Final In Kansas Washburn Split Results
Kansas University beat New Mexico School of Mines 40 to 24 after halftime 23 to 1. Washburn College defeated Southwestern College 22 to 2 in the Sunflower tournament final round.
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Kansas
Washburn
Topeka
Kan
Der
Kansas University
Waslburn
New Mexico School of Mines
trasiMre
Ost College
Defentant
Southwestern College
Rice Wins But Texas Simu Defeated Loyola College
In Chicago, Rice defeated Loyola 66 41 behind 45 points from its shooters led by Carswell Kinney and Craddock. Loyola captain George Wenskas scored 39 but missed six free throws. Texas University lost to Temple 42 37 in Philadelphia with Hall 11 for Texas. Butler beat Southern Methodist 42 37 in Indianapolis, snapping SMU’s Midwest tour with a five lead changes.
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Chicago
Leyi Craddock
George Wenskas
Loyola
Philadelphia
Texas University
Tampis University
Texas
Eine
Don Henderson
Temple
Hall
Indianapolis
Ind
Sndthemn Methodist University Mustangs
Betilce
Gaslight
Mustang
Buller University
Butler
College Basketball Scores From Various Teams
A compilation of college basketball results with scattered team names and scores. Notable entries include Minnesota 78 over North Dakota State 85 and California Aggies 84 with assorted regional colleges such as Florida, Colorado Mines, Gonzaga, and George Pepperdine contributing scorelines.
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Coulenary
Northert Tinoin
North Dakota State
Aberdeen Nupmal
Pseranton
Florida
Down to Rio for Max Baer Pursuits
Sacramento report says Max Baer may travel to South America for exhibition bouts with Tony Galento or other opponents this winter. Manager Hoffmann says definite plan pending from Mike Jacobs. personal training continues at Hoffman’s ranch near Sacramento. Buddy Baer, recovering from a broken wrist, may join the expedition with Hoffman.
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Sacramento
Calle
Mian
Bik
Tor
Tony Galento
Max Bner
Tig
Chhampion
Ancil Hoffman
Pramotey
Mike Jacobs
Minx
Galento
South America
Holtaman
Jinette
Buenos Aires
Mike Jacoba
Max
Hoffman
Buddy
Joe Savoia
Des Moines
Hoffmaat
Bobcats Fall to Ramblers in San Marcos Showdown
In San Marcos, the Tandolph Field Ramblers defeated the Southwest Texas Bobcats 41 to 40. Warren Guest led Ramblers with 25 points as Lomax starred for the Bobcats. The two teams meet again Saturday at Randolph Field Gym with 7 45 start and free admission.
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Tandolph Field Ramblers
Southwest Texas Bobcats
San Mateos
Randolph Field Gym
Woma
Warren
Red
Ranglers
Lomax
San Marcos
Individu
Tye
Mondale
Taylor Ducks Get Belated Cage Start
Taylor High begins basketball Tuesday amid delayed season start caused by football focus. The Ducks, with retiring captains Olle Chirk Billy Worley and Joe Griey, aim to catch up after weeks of practice and earlier delays.
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Taylor
Taylor High
Prantien
Schoals
Ducks
Bite M
Droodks
Fuats
Revlon
Olle Chirk
Billy Worley
Joe Griey
Fort Sam Rams Rally To 44-42 Victory At Rendalon
Fort Sam Houston Rats edged Bar dolph field Junior Heintlers 44 to 42 Friday night at Rendalon Field Gym. Ee Rumpi starred with flashy plays setting the pace for the win.
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Fort Sam Rams
Ee Rumpi
Fort Sam Housteyi Rats
Bardolph Field
Education Association Raps Post-Season Games
WEW YORK Dec 30 The College Physical Education Association urged reform of post-season bowl football and basketball double headers arguing games exist to educate youth not for gate receipts. Delegates backed proposals to treat physical education as a core part of youth education and expand its role in schools.
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WEW
York
Sports
College Physical Education Association
Joseph G. Clarke
Trinity College
Harteford
Conn
Gates
Tal Aclon
J. A. Nichols
Oberin
Ohio) College
H. J. Dee
Groat
Bpring
Held
Miss
A. R. Winters
Hamilton College
No Perfect Pass Defense, Says Matty Bell
Matty Bell argues there is no perfect pass defense in college football, citing growing pass diversity and coaching debates. He notes coaches fear stopping passes more than any defense and credits Ray Morrison with pioneering the spread of pass plays. The piece also covers evolving coaching associations and ethics guidelines affecting player eligibility discussions.
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Matty Bell
LOS Angisres
UPIR
Growa
Hollywood
Goaches Association
Madison
Matty” Hell
Southern Methodist
Bell
Vanderpilt
Ray "Bear
Uni- Vetallys
North Girolinn
Shwé
Mn Ust
Wolf
HW. C, A
Lou Little
Colimbis
Haid Little
Aris
Last Workout for Trojans and Vols Before New Year’s Day Game
Paradena California December 30 The Ness bowl football rivals Southern California and Tennessee held one final practice before their New Year’s Day clash before a sellout crowd of more than 40 000 spectators. Tennessee coach Neyland praised progress and named probable starters on offense and defense. USC prepared with Lansdell at quarterback and Dempsey at center, with a full slate of linemen ends and backs listed as probable. Officials for the game were announced from several southern cities.
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Paradena
Cali
Southern
California
Termessed
Stevens
Ihey
Mgs
Speedy
Tennessee
George Cateno
Teele
Vols
Yon
Southern California
Gus
Abc
Hayard Jones
Neyland
Robert R. Neyland
Knoxville
Hauger Dona Lap
Gannstors
Carler
Fia
Tennessee Willy
Cafera
Gep+tain Bam Bartholomew
Boo Foxe
Leonard Collman
Ield
Burst Warren
Johnny Butler
Ji Golan
Bat Gifets
Abi Shites
Boyd Clay
Hob Suffridge
Bae Moalineky
Jim Takeat
Landsdell
Trojans
Grenville Lansdell
Doyle Nave
Amby Schin Mer
Boks
Hoffman
Robertson
Peoples
Brekneld
Bil Fisk
Dal Winslow
Howard Stee
Phil Gaspar
Weecur Smith
Ben Sohn
Ed Dempsey
Finjo
San Antonia
L. G. Cantan
San Francisco
St. Marys
H. W. Scholar
Greensboro
WN. C
Presbyterian College
Waive
George Gardner
Atlanta
Georgin Teeltd
Willan Dunn
Pasadena
Michi
Riggs and Cooke Reach Sugar Bowl Semis
In New Orleans on December 30, Bobby Riggs and Elwood Cooke advanced to the Sugar Bowl tennis tournament semifinals. Riggs, a Chicagoan, beat early pace with wins over Bitsy Grant and Jack Bushman while Cooke defeated Billy Gillogly as the Sugar Bowl stage showcased strong Southern players and a Philadelphia boxing team added a feature bout.
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New Orleans
Bobby Riggs
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
Riggs
Little Effer
Bryan “Bitsy
Grant
Atlanta
Sugar Boy
Heinmoan
Don McNell
Okhoma
City
Rigas
Jack Bushman
Lawisiana State University
Jerday O Wih
McNeill Aut
Charles Hare
Eng
Wad
Edwin Alloo
Berkeley
Calif
Aml Cooke
Billy Gillegzple
Milani
Pec
Philadelphia
Ove
New Orleans Battlers
Speary
Insing
Mick Guaglarda
Eakin and Sehteell Named Co-Captains for All-Star Game
SAN FRANCISCO December 30 Kay Eakin Avkarear halfback and Johnny Sehteell Santa Clara center were named co-captains of the all star team that will meet the East in the annual Slicine charity game on New Year's Day.
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San Francisco
Kay Eakin
Avkarear
Johnny Sehteell
Santa Claga
Allsine Weal
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