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Tekas schoolboy football ! reaches the chamtoionshij
round m one division play-off this week and two othe: *
move into the quarter-finals.
T’ O”® Eighty upset was recorded last week, undefeated
untied Lubbock falling before Austin of El Paso, 12 to 37
in a Class AA bi-district game, t
Sunset: of Dakas and Thomas
Jefferson of San Antonio meet
Saturday at 2:30 p. m. at Dillas
for the City Conference champion
ship.
Sunset Friday night squeezed
past Paschal of Fort Worth, 26 to
25, and Thomas Jefferson Saturday
* nosed out San Jacinto of Houston,
■ P 7 to G.
~ j Port Arthur, Marshall, Austin,
Alice, Wichita Falls, Austin of El
Paso, Highland Park and Abilene
advanced to the Class AA quar
ter-finals. A
■ .^Littlefield, Ballinger, Garland,
Mineola, Mexia, New Braunfels,
Uvalde and El Campo are in the
quarter-finals of the Class A state
'j Championship chasie.
Two Undefeated
, l?ort Arthur, one of two remain-
iiig undefeated, untied teams in
Class AA, meets Marshall Friday
njight at Port Arthur. The other
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perfect club in this divis on, Wichr
ita Falls, takes on Austin of E
Paso at a site yet to be determined.
Austin and Alice. deci ied tha ;
they would play at Alice next Sat •
urday at 2 p. m.
Littlefield squares off against
Ballinger at Odessa Friday and
Garland and Mineola angle a t
Greenville Fridajv No cjame sitej
have been, picked for Mexia am
New Braunfels and Uvalde and E
Campo.
There were other results of last
week’s Class AA bi-distritt games
Wichita Fall$ 20, Pampa 12
Abilene 35, Breckenridge 0; High
land Park 33; Paris 0; Marshall
28, Conroe 7; Port Arthur 2G;
Galveston 7; Austin 33, Corsican^
19; Alice 12, Harlingen 6.
Results in Class A
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Still seeking their first
season, the ‘ ’ L *
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In their first two games of the season, bqth agaii
top-flight eastern competition, the*
Aggies'lost to Long Island Uni4
versity’s Blackbirds 52-66 imd to|
Niagara University 6 a t u
j.night, 50-53.
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season for the Bilikens, dbo; i“’
the past have been ohe of
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year Coach Eddie Hidkey’s cagerq
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velude Rice' vs. Texas'Tech in
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Littlefield 26, Lefors 6; Garland hind to roll over Galveston.
7,-Bciwie 0; Mineola 18, Atlanta 13; j Don Rayburn’s extra point after
Mexia 53, Grand Saline 0; New j S. M. Meek’s first perior 45-yard
Braunfei®21, Rosebud 0; El Campo scoring run sent Thomas Jeffer-
20[ French (Beaumont) 6; Uvaldo son into the finals of the City
19, Mission 7. It Conference. Carl Johnson scored
Austin of El Paso rammed oveii | for tU San Jacil ? to ,,n a ™
thre$ touchdowns in the fipal ln t, ^° 8econ ^ period,
quarter to rout Lubbock, the team, Comes From Behind
that t han been figured as one of j ... . .. ...
two finalists in the Class AA racej Ballin ^ r 27 points in
Browns, 49ers For AAC Title
McCauley. , 1 . |
Last season was the lasjt year of
competition in college ranks fo?
McCauley and with his depart?
are went a lot of the , B likens!
strength. j -y) .
With two games under theif
belts, Coach Marty Karow’s cageri
stand a good chance to make to»
night’s game their initial (victory
I of the season.
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Play, Okla. Ags
Immediately after tonight’s tusV
sib, the Cadet squml will entrain
for Oklahoma City and Stillwater
where tomorrow night it will megt
j the strong Oklahoma A&M fivb.
The game with the Okla. Ags Will
be the last on the Ag’s purrerft
road trip.
Season
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SMU A...
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TCU
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Arkansas ....
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Texas L.
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Tex. A&M
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Baylor
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Two of the touchdowns came on
a wild second half to come from
pass interceptions, both by Georgo cbampion'shlpH in Class
determined this week.
Piirt Arthur, doped us the prob- It will, end play for thb senson
■“ llhloktato chaiiHiion, cniur I'Giin be, m' division.
The champion Cleveland
Browns and San Francisco
49ers advanced Sunday to the
final, playoff for the All-
America Football Conference
title.
On a muddy, slippery field and
before 17,270 fans, the Browns
capturedi a see-saw game from the
Buffalo Bills, 31 to 21.
In the oth^r semifinal playoff
dash at San Francisco, where a
crowd of 41,393 looked on, the
49ers eliminated the New York
Yankees, 17 to 7.
The championship game will be
played in Cleveland next Sunday
with the BrovVns seeking their
fourth straight AAC title,-
The Chicago Bears staved off a
last half rally Sunday by Pitts,
burg Steelent to win 80 'lq 21,
and stay in the running fur the
CUut on run, of * nnd Jy'nX j| B ^f'T.Tthi
II. end pl«y i for thb
division,j nnu nwf.y m me running tpr me nuuiv. ; i ~ -■ ^ | • i jyi r'i 1 |l[[[|'." 'I ,' '|'| - |' '
Western Division title of the Na-j
tional Football League.
Los Angeles’ Rams still lead the
Western division with a record of
seven victories, two losses and
two ties. The Bears have an 8-3
record. < if
A Bear victory and a ^am los4
would give the Division i title tc|
Chicago. The Bears play tihe Cards
and the Rams are host to Washing
ton Sunday.
The Western Division wijnner wi)l
meet the Eastern Divisicjn cham
pion, Philadelphia, for the NFL
title Dec. 18.
j ^hiyer—
Brown, SMU, f 15 5
Htjdspeth, Arkansas, f 15 \5
McDowell, A&M, 11 10
McLeod, TCU, c |........ 1(| 10
White, Rice, g, 11
Freeman, SMU, f11 10
»vis, A&M, c
Other Southwest^ Conferenflie Hamilton, Tex., f
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