Longhorns Face Razorbacks In Key Southwest Clash
International News Service reports a pivotal Southwest Conference basketball showdown at Fayetteville as undefeated Texas meets Arkansas in a two game series. The Longhorns, fresh from wins over Rice and SMU, seek to widen their lead while Arkansas stays unbeaten in league play and looms as a top title contender.
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International News Service
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Ark
Texas University
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Rice
Southern Methodist
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T. G. U. Baylor
Delayed polo tourney opens after held up by missing team
After several delays the Lucchese cup polo tournament was to open Friday with Army facing the Rainbows at Harkord field. The Rainbows and Army were paired on the draw, Liane Raiders drawing a bye, and the final game was set for Brackenridge park Sunday. Also noted were results from Fort Sam Houston Women's Golf club handicap match play with Mrs. Royals leading and others in contention.
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Parish Loop Opens Sunday Opens Parish League Schedule
The Parish basketball loop opens Sunday at Central Catholic gym with five Leama contenders. Peter's plays Sacred Heart at 2 30, Bl Frances meets St Henry's in the nightcap. St George's has an off day. St Mary’s won last year but St Francis led both halves and does not defend its title.
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Sacred Heart
iFrenda
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St. George's
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St. Francis
St. Louis Cardinals Near Columbus Farm Club Purchase
The Ohio State Journal reports the Columbus Red Birds sale to a local syndicate, after talks in Cincinnati with Sam Breadon and Branch Rickey. The franchise and stadium price is expected to exceed 300000 dollars, with Columbus to remain a Cardinal farm club.
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American Association
Ohio State Journal
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St. Louis Cardinals
T. Jee Huntington
Richard T. Rector
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Houston Cage Tourney Opens With Teen Matchups
Houston hosts the second annual invitation high school cage tourney with sixteen games across two gyms. Defending state champs the Livingstone Lions and titleholders the Lamer Redskins loom toward Saturday finals as seven Houston teams meet nine out-of-town squads including the Austin Maroons. Opening-day pairings put Livingston versus Huntsville and Milby against West.
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Huntsvile
Milby
West
Kimbrough to Receive Special Trophy in Washington
Washington observers report Texas A&M star Kimbrough will get a special award from Washington's Touchdown Club for outstanding play this season. Texan Jesse Jones will present the trophy at a dinner on January 16 in Washington.
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Washington
Zaharias and Pulpo Clash in Next Wednesday Show
El Pulpo and Chris Zaharias are set for the main event at Walkattion arena next Wednesday after a recent semi final ended with Zaharias winning during a shoe-tie disruption. An injury to Jim remained a shoulder issue, prompting calls for a rematch with a different referee.
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Shaughnessy Pick Sparks Stanford Football Debate
Alumni praised and criticized Stanford's choice of Clark D. Shaughnessy as football coach with a five year contract. Some trustees and alumni support the move while others fault the pick and call for patience until next season to judge his impact on the struggling program.
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Big Ten University
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Santa Clara
Don Colvin
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Thornhill
Indians
Dartmouth
University of California At
Los Angeles
Horace Greeley
Horace
Pace Setters Wood and Wehrle Lead Oakland Golf Round
Craig Wood and Wilford Wehrle led the $5000 Oakland 72 hole tournament second round with 35 32 and 26 25 respectively amid rain wind and standing water. Clayton Heafner and Kim Demaret trailed by one stroke with steady 34s as 19 players matched or beat par on Sequaysh course. Ed Oliver moved up from a rough start to finish strong after a tense first nine.
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Blond Professions
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Wilford Wehrle
Rockne
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Linville
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Houston
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Ed Oliver
Hornell
N.Y
Bobcats Top McMurry In Easy 54 28 Win
San Marcos report says Paul Carlisle and Carter Lomax led the Bobcats to a 54 28 victory over the visiting McMurry Indians of Abilene. Carlisle and Lomax formed the field goal duo for Southwest Texas Torchers.
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Carter Lomax
Southwest Texas Torchers College
Bobcats
McMurry Indians
Abilene
Rangers chase unbeaten mark in NHL history
The New York Rangers threat the 18 game unbeaten streak, after a 3 0 victory over Chicago while Boston beat Toronto 5 2 to stay tied for first. Goul dahl stumble noted as a casualty of the opener and Dave Kerr celebrated his thirtieth birthday with steady play.
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Toronto
New York Rangers
Rangers
Chicago Blackhawks
Montreal Canadiens
Boston Blues
Winki
Paul Goodman
Ice Hockey Results and Tonight's NHL Schedule
National League results include New York Bankers 5 over Chivivo 3 and Boston Bruina 5 over Torouto 2. International-American league saw Indianapolis beat New Haven 8 to 6 and St Paul top Tulsa 2. Tonight New York Americans visit Detroit while Omabh heads to St Louis.
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Tulsa
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Omabh
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Savold Eyes Madison Square Garden Bout With Pastor
New York Jan 12 promoter Mike Jacobs of the Twentieth Century Sporting Club said he was arranging a heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden on March 4 between Lee Savold of Des Moines and Bob Pastor of New York. Savold’s manager Pinkie George agreed, but Pastor’s manager James J Johnston was not receptive.
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Lee Savold
Des Moines
Bob Pastor
Madison Square Garden
Pinkie George
Savold
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