Bowl contenders loom as Oklahoma, California, Rice lead
In a seasonal snapshot, Oklahoma, California and Rice stand as red hot bowl candidates. The Sooners and Bears appear bound for the Sugar and Rose Bowls respectively, while Rice Owls loom for the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Major bowls remain a mystery as sponsors weigh potential matchups amid top ten teams and conference eligibility.
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New York
Oklahoma
California
Rice
Dallas
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Army
Michigan
Cornett
Wigan State
Baylor
Southern
Pasadena
Northwestern
Michigan State
Columbus
Ohio State
Tiiais
Ohio
Buckeyes
Illinois
Car Hell
Cat's
Wyoming
Boston University
College of the Pacific
Virginia
Cavaliers
Johmmny Bayt
Pennsylvania
Therm
Hresth
Colorado State
Boston
Liquide 'Temple
Tulins
Navy
Wis
Kentuck
Southern Methodist
Texas Aggies
Texas
Cotton Bowl Ticket Sale Oversubscribed in Dallas
Dallas reports oversubscription for Cotton Bowl tickets with Jan dates. Public sale closed Friday night at about 24,000 paid communications, each customer limited to four tickets. About 24,800 tickets remain for the policy palette. A drawing Thursday will determine which orders are fulfilled.
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Cobb
Dicker Maneager
Nications
Hell Thuretey
Orange Bowl Sells Out in Quick Public Sale
Miami Florida reports a rapid sale of 13 641 tickets for the 1950 Orange Bowl football game. The public sale, described as the smoothest ever staged, drew 3 653 patrons who waited little and formed lines before 15 windows opening at 1 p.m. Tickets were previously mailed.
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Miami
Fla
UBH
Orange Heavy Committee
Finie Seiler
Skaff to Manage Buffalo Bisons Next Season
Frank Skaff, former Baltimore Orioles infielder, will manage the Buffalo Bisons of the International League next season. He fills the vacancy after Patt Richerds resignation last month and previously managed Savannah in the Sally League.
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Buffalo
Frank Skaff
Baltimore Orioles
Buffalo Bisons
Patt Richerds
Sundar
Skaff
Savannah
Sebs
Basketball meeting at YMCA plans season in Civician league
Kelly AFB basketball managers and players will meet at the YMCA Wednesday night to discuss plans for the 1949 50 season in the Civician league. Tay Brumbelow, the league's commissioner, will be in charge.
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YMCA
Civician League
Tay Brumbelow
Leaggie
Robinson Has Flu Tour Called Off
Jackie Robinson star black second baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers is ill with influenza forcing cancellation of remaining tour dates. The trip through the south included teammates Ray Cimpainea Don Newcombe and Larry Doby, with news of the setback delaying planned appearances and exhibition games.
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Fin
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Robinson
Ray Cimpainea
Don Newcombe
Cleveland
Iadian
Quttrider
Lary Doby
Doby
Jay Som
Cam
Baltimore Orioles Return to Major Leagues Discussed
Washington November 9 Clair Griffith, president of the Washington Senators, said he would back a Baltimore Orioles return to the majors if a slot opens. He cited past ties and potential reentry while noting Baltimore’s Triple-A status and territorial rights.
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Clair Griffith
Baltimore Orioles
Josey
Bill
Sali
Washington Senators
Tere
Griff Tayers
St. Jovis
Senators
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Fitbinele
Apoulor
Kaltimnore
Td Orioles
Washington Ti
Tian Inhaim
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Canchise
New York
Orioles
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Balloe
Golf Roundup at Brackenridge Park and Willow Springs
Golf roundup from San Antonio clubs reports A flight winners and low nets in Scotch foursomes at Brackenridge Park and Willow Springs weekly sweepstakes. Notable results include Mrs M Davis and R Duyntay winning low gross foursomes, Mrs Ratcliffe and Pillman low net, and multiple players posting 69 to 76 scores across divisions. Nearby Elks Club 36 holes lists French first with 339, then McClaugherty, Johnson, Ferry and others, plus Brackenridge Park action and a Dallas dog show note.
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Charles Armstrong
van Lewis
San Antonio
Joe Commings
Bud Stoner
Fed
Bowen Dcden Sand
Lloyd Darby
A. M. McKay
Willow Springs Golf Alsn
Bol Wen
Antisy OB
Ana TO
Elks Club
ZI French
Tomes McClaugherty
M. Granthas
al Johnson
Joe Ferry
Burl Tarbes
H. Hopkin
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AL BD. 2Seheiv
Lows Theis
Ina Lynn
Alazan-Apache Winter Softball Playoffs Set Monday
The Alazan-Apache Winter Softball League will continue its J playoffs at the Alazan Apache diamond Monday night. Milke's Place and Martinez Plage will start at 7 30 p m, and Brooks APR and La Peda Dept store WHL clash at 8 45 p m.
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la Peda
Auto Racing Victim Rex Mays Died In California Race
Rex Mays, famed AAA national champion and Glendale resident, died after a crash on the 13th lap of a 100 mile big car race at Del Mar California. He was thrown from his car as another vehicle may have struck him. his body lay on the track before officials stopped the race. Mays, 34, began racing in 1932 and served as an Army ferry pilot in World War II. He leaves a wife and two children with his body awaiting arrangements in Glendale.
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Rex Mays
del Mar
Calif
George Connors
Connors
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Glen
Kings
Tace
Rex
Wilbur Shaw
Moetor
Jim Davies
Los Angeles
Johnny Parsons
Cerontr
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del Mey
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Potterial
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Air Transport Command
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Lalota
Mare Ary
Mrs Baskin Sets Record In Bowling At State Meet
Grace Baskin of San Antonio led the San Antonio Straus Frank team with a 1821 all events score a state record as she posted 664 in team, 596 in doubles, and 560 in singles at Beaumont. Her dominance helped Strausfrank top the field while Baskin led singles with 580 and teamed with Kris Peters for a doubles score of 106?. the team also set an all time state mark with 2693 in team play.
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Iris Peters
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Neat
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Chorin
Colter
Int
Nolen
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Huth Akers
Lie Biman
St Anthony's and Central play to a 60 tie in festival game
In a 60 tie before 4070 fans at Alamo stadium the annual St Anthony's vs Central Catholic clash ended with Central's defense repelling St Anthony's late threats. Don Manning connected with John Arledge for a 39 yard pass to set up a Central drive, but a fumble and incompletions kept the Jackets from scoring. Historical notes show Jackets and Buttons mixed fortunes across decades, with multiple scoreline memories and long-standing rivalry lore.
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Central Cathole High School
Fachéls
Alamo Stadium
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John Arledge
Minning
Don Landy
Landy
Leon Howell
Central Catholly
Dea
Dultona
Cames Ace
Bates
Jacke Elaine Harvell
Blessed Sacrament Academy
Ninepin Bowling Victories Crown Wetmore and Local Teams
Wetmore wins Tri County Ninepin Championship at Bulverde with Marion Guadalupe and Bulverde Comal champs. Oscar Pape and team captain E B Voigt lead win sequence including 223 25 243 and 228. Turner Kids top St Gerard's but lose two games. Marathon bowled by 15 players at Highland Center with Leo Juers alley manager distributing prizes. Chicago bowling ace Buddy Bomar adds matches as U.S. home accidents tally rise.
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Nexar County
Comal
Bulverde
Marion
Guadalupe
Wetmore
Secon
Webmore
Oscar Pape
M. J. Marbach
E. BH. Voigt
Allee Wahl
Ellyn Calinbach
Melyah Uecker
Highland Center
Leo Juerls
Harold Seherwitz
The
Light
Jim Shélten
KMAC
Chicago
Buddy Bomar
U.S
Ute
Bomar
Tavern Pales
Junie McMahon
Peppy Young Stars Head Fight Card
Promoter L. Balnesaek brings a professional boxing card to Wrestlethon arena Monday night featuring eight round bouts. Pete Gil vs Dave Hamza and Valentina Luna vs Howard Lewis headline two eight round tilts. Mandy Leal, Corpus Christi rising lightweight, faces John O'Hara after recent regional wins. Two four round bouts pair Lupe Loera with Md die Plante and Danny Delaney versus Tommy Varela. Opening bell set for 8 40 p.m.
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Pete Gil
Austin
Dave Hamza
Los Angeles
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Howard ‘Lewis
San Antonia
Corpus Christ
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Punetini
John O'Hara
Army
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San Antonio
Tag Ramon
Bobby Garza
Tocal
L Young Lewis
Lupe Loera
Monterrey
Md.die Plante
Reno
Nev
Danny Delaney
Indianapolis
Tommy Varela
Dick Peebles Weds Partner in St Mary's Chapel
Sports editor Richard Gerard Dick Peebles of the Express wed Mary Holman Saige, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin T. Holman, in St Marys chapel. The ceremony occurred at eight o clock, with Pechics noted as the groom, honoring a long planned union in a local ceremony.
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the Express
Mary Holman Saige
Marvin T. Holman
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Pechics
College Football Scores From Weekend Action
College football results across multiple games include St. Hravcks leading 0, echeriis at 20 and Janina Badatona at 4. News iaiard reports Parke SAteRDAr Rete SA and Mary's scoring a 49 to 4 win while Texas and Arizona State face notable showings. Also noted are Pigena State, Famine Heusinae, Peprentiaity Sane Barbara, exsn Tech VW, Texas Myesty in Ayisonn State CPornsry New Mexica A&M G2.
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Parke Saterdar Rete SA. Mary's
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Arizona State
Planaint Bee
Exsn Tech VW
Texay Myesty
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Kramer Takes 5 3 Lead in Tennis
In Louisville on November 7 Jack Kramer defeated Pancho Gerszales 5 6 4 to push his head-to-head lead to 5 3 over Gerszales. Pancho Segura beat Frankie Parker 6 2 6 3 in the other match, as fans watched the cross country tennis event.
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Louisville
Jack Kramer
Pancho Gerszales
Kramer
Nevader
Pancho Segura
Frankie Parker
Calvert earns praise for value and taste in survey
A Lakewood civil engineer comments on consumer choices, noting Calvert offers better value for money and taste. The remarks reflect public sentiment on product quality and cost efficiency amid differing brand preferences.
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Ohis
Pan Miles
Calvert
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