Aggie Aid Coaches Houston
Jim Owens, 30, Bryant’s top assistant at Texas A&M, emerges as the University of Houston’s head coach candidate. He met with Houston officials and said a short contract could be arranged, already naming his staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Jim Owens
Paul “Bear” Bryant
Texas A & M. College
University of Houston
Owens
Harry Fouke
Houston U
Carhin Robertson
All Focal Hotel
Bill Meek
Southern Methodist
Owen
Bryant
Kentucky U
Texas
Fambrough
Wichita
Kan
Chalmer E
Woody
Whodard
University of Wichita
Woblard
Don Fambrough
Jaseinlant
East
Peters Optawa
Kate
Ottawa University
Dick Fetere
Peters
Ottawa
Chalmer Woodlands
Southern Methodist_ university
Wild game dinner at Brooke Army Hospital draws crowd
Despite weather hunters group hosts seventh annual wild game fundraiser at Brooke Army Hospital Annex IV mess hall. The Light sponsors a morale-boosting event with venison ducks geese and javelina to feed about 100 patients and staff. Entertainers including 20 bands and magicians perform between meals and tours of wards for patients unable to attend the mess hall. The Katy VIW post aids with game stockpile and a gold compact prize election among patients is announced at dinner.
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Edward J. Novack
Kelly Aub
Tie
Brooke Army Hospital
M. S. Mahendra Ring of
San Antonio
the Light
Big Military Hospital
Texas
Moe Rosenblum
Vague Entertainment Agency
Rosenblum
Annex IV
Kalypias Viw Post
Pepeye
Bill Cardiff
jLight
South Texas Hunters Host Dill for Brooke Army Hospital
The group plans a dinner Thursday night at Brooke Army Hospital honoring Ralph "Andy" Anderson, a former Houston Press sports editor and veterans’ affairs editor. Anderson, a tireless fundraiser for wounded service members, died recently after last year’s show. The event reflects Hearst chain support and the Hunters’ aim to lift spirits of hospitalized patients.
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South Texas Hunters
Brooke Army Hospital
Ralph
Andy” Anderson
Brooke
Andy
Veterans’ Affairs
The
Houston Press
South
Anderson
Light
Hearst
Hearst Organization
the Light
Big Idea to Help P. Andy Honor Vets at Annual Dinner
A community plans a game dinner to honor injured and recovering service members. The event features a classy show and engaging program designed to lift spirits and reassure veterans they are not forgotten, with a notable host and entertainment lineup.
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P. Andy
Hselt
Andy
Baseball Signing Rumors Sweep 1957 Season Outlook
The article lists veteran players like Mel Parnell and Rocke Gullisider signing with teams as prep for the 1957 season. It notes Keough and Mantle among stars affected by injuries and contracts, with Addie Matthews and others tied to Milwaukee and Chicago rosters. It mentions figures like Len MacPhail and JC Blanchard in contract talks and early-season expectations for rookies and trades.
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Asauriaie
Bouthnaw
Parnell
Rocke Gullisider
Hosta Red
Sean Treahyearold
Chicago White Sox
Keough
Dan Fisnclaco
Pacific Coast
Theeason
Taanman
Addie Matthews
Miwaukes
Moultah Wise Masernon
Joe Adenck
Homecmar
Fig
Vankers
Bair Ir Youn
Dia
Mantis
Jia Firerm
Pansat
Aiinchai
Mtakeou
Neseas
Jarkie Tensen
Boston
Wally Mann
St. Louis
Chorley Neal St Frege
Umpires Enforce 20 Second Pitch Rule Promised
CHICAGO January 17 AP The American League chief umpire Cal Hubbard vows strict enforcement of a new 24 second rule for pitchers during spring training and the regular season. Pitchers must deliver within 20 seconds of receiving the ball or face penalties. If over 120 seconds, a ball may be called.
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Chicago
Cal Hubbard
Hubbard
Duké
Hockey National League Scores Mixed In Patchy Report
Reported results show Montero tied with Toronto 2 to 2 and Washington with 4 to 2 over opponents in a fractured recap. Names and details are garbled, leaving only scattered team and player references and no clear game context.
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Montero
Toronto
Olragie Tales Atv Teague Chariot
Jobrstawn
Washington
Ginton
Patlacermia
A Ravan
Ottiwa
H. Wet
Baseball and tennis notes mix with league moves and tips
Warren Giles weighs Jackie Rabin request to add him to the New York Giants tenured list. Ford Frick may approve. AY Lopes pins White Sox as No 2 threat to the Yankees dynasty. Bob Scheling predicts Cubs upswing while Phillies hold scouts meeting in Philadelphia. Various tennis and football mentions, including NCAA debates and city events, fill a crowded sports roundup.
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Bereheny
Warren Giles
National League
Sale
Jackie Rabin
New York Giants
Giles
Ford Frick
AY Lopes
Chicago
New York Yankee
Lopes
Gond
Bob Shelfing
Ward
Phillies
Philadelnix
Dt LO
TV Show Reunites Dempsey Firpo Carpentier in TV Moment
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey reunited with rivals George Carpentier of France and Luis Firpo of Argentina on This Is Your Life. Carpentier now runs a restaurant in Paris and Firpo, a cattle rancher and car dealer, was flown in from Buenos Aires.
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Hollywood
Jan.i
Jack Dempsey
Ife
Dempsey
George Carpentier
France
Luis Firpo
Argentina
Carpentier
Team
Paris
Firpo
Wile
Pampas
Jn ‘I
Buenos Aires
Babe Ruth League Holds First 1957 Meeting
The Northside Babe Ruth league will hold its first 1957 meeting Friday at 7 30 p m at Lencorio’s 6816 San Pedro Ave Speaker will be Marvin MUKes new general manager of the San Antonio Missions The 1957 league will have 12 teams Elst teams competed that season The league will play at Longhorn Cementia field New officers are Loyd Barbour president Jack Minnick vice president T D Beasley treasurer and Bob Miller secretary
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Lencorio
San Pedro
Ave
Marvin Mukes
San Antonio Missions
Elst
Longhorn Cementia
Loyd Barbour
Jack Minnick
T. D. Beasley
Bob Miller
CYO Sports Meeting and Tournament Schedule
CYO officials schedule a Thursday meeting at 230 pm with registered teams for a weekend tournament. Participants include Defendinnthan Plo Bove club San Juan Luo SL Alphonsus Our Lady of Fatima Henry's Little Myer St Anns Peter Clivey. An out of town attendee is noted.
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CYO
al Qe
Tittle Bionge Gyn Baberday
Mane Wild al Levakfoat
Defendinnthanplo Bove’ Club
San Juan
Alphonsus
Our Lady of Fatima
Henry's Little Myer
Vancouver Coast Baseball Club Insures Manager Metro
The Vancouver Moats of the Pacific Coast Baseball league announced it will insure manager Charlie Metro against fines. Officials say Metro is among the most fined figures in minor baseball. Insurance covers all fines after a season total of 519? is reached, with Lloyds of London handling the policy.
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Vancouver
B. Cy
Dan
Vancouver Moats
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Charlie Metro
Fis
Metro
Rugers
Tye
South Atlantic
Carolina Wurgyes Ue
Uist
Lloyds of London
Seid
Melady Sr dies at 64 a life in sports and business
Eugen P. Melady sr 84 a genial Irishman who captained Notre Dame’s first football team at 16 and later worked with boxing and wrestling stars in Omaha He promoted boxing in Nebraska and served as a livestock commission dealer and Melady Bros Inc president until retirement last year He helped train fighters and manage champions shaping midwest sports history.
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Sterher
Omaha
Nebraska
Melady
Tonrtime Live‘stock Commission
Itinti
Melady Bros, Inc
Lyestock Comission Fim
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Tan
Warren Giese Fres
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Giesa
Claiborne
Kansas City
Frank Broyles
Jerry Claiborne
Texas A. & M
M. U
Braves
Ruth Petty
Petty Girl
Lackland Afb Officers Club
Lostey
Phoenix
Pacific
U.S
Secres
Dally McCall
Larry O'Brien
Wild Gene
People Hospital
Carth
Sven
Amity
Ump
Chenine
Coudy
Fiat Saab
Anaheml
Wreimrang Mainunt
Davia
Frontina
Naval
Vothlem
Kroun
Maunbenierk
Democratic Punaiengiaagy
Iaaia
Lataped
Bardesti
Milter
Stacy Gaul
Satuadal Alingary Rere
Lee World Secord
Auusenri
Braylea
Costinne
Pentitehanie
Wits
Aif Blidine
Teandall Mieshutd
Sinara T
Titan
Sorc
Dempsey, Firpo, Carpentier
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Jersey City
Polo Grounds
New York
Gene ‘Tunney
Piough
Abe
Boman
Sacheeray
Celaeim
Babe Ruth
CYO Sports
Melady Sr
Kentucky
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