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Baseball observed two grim anni-
versaries Friday, the bombing gf
Pearl Harbor 10 years afo, and
the desperate hours of this time a
year ago when events were turn-
ing against the boys in Korea—
Guard —Jack Clark
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MELBOURNE. Australia, Dec
10 (B-Blond Frank Sedgman of
Australia scored an impressive 8-8,
M, 8-4 victory over Dick Savitt of
the United States Monday in the
final round of the Victorian tennis
championships at Kooyong Stadi-
um
Vanderbilt .
With 39-13 Conquest
HUNTSVILLE, Dec. 8 (IB-La
Vega’s highly touted Pirates stuck
to poiyer football to defeat Hunts-
ville 21-0 Friday night and move
into the Class AA semi-finals
posite Donna.
Billy Keller scored twice,, from
35 yards and six yards out, in the
third period after La Vega had
pushed out in front in the second
period on a 65-yard sustained drive
capped by Joe Tyler’s one-yard
plunge.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10 (W Eddie
Stanky will know whether he is
the new manager of the St. Louis
Cardinals when the clock strikes
4 pm test) Monday.
That deadline was established by
Cardinal owner Fred Saigh in his
negotiations with the New York
Giants for the 34-year-old second-
baseman.
“If I have not closed, the deal
for Stanky by then I will name
some onon-lse the C
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Kalmikoff cost himself the first
i fall oh a disqualification after
■ 18 minutes and 9 seconds and At-
las roared back steaming mad to
pin the Russian in 9 minutes 12
l seconds to take the battle. The
, champ used a full Nelson on the
. final pin.
Phillips has announced a ter-
rific card for this coming Satur-
day night. The much feared and
, highly publicized Schnable bro-
j thers, who hail from around the
Chicago area, will be In Brenham
in separate matches. Hans will
’ do battle with glint Killer Ko-
walski. while Fritz takes on Guz-
1 man. It’s likely that both Sch-
’ nables will be in the ring at the
same time to help one another
’ as they have In practically every
Mg wrestling arena In the coun-
try.
• Schnables denpise defeat. They
go all out In any way, form or
I fashion to prevent a loss.
Advances (
a Moulton In
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both of them shaping the future of hind the iron curtain tactics”
the game for years to come. * . *'"‘J -* *u- m “*
On both occasions the baseball
men were in session for their an-
nual meetings—10 yean ago in
Jacksonville, Fla , and last year
in the momentous meetings at St.
Petersburg, Fla.
And even now, more than 1.600
minor league ball players have
been drafted since the start ot the
Korean war and the manpower
problems of many teams are be-
coming aeute.
By the time December of 1952
rolls around there may be fewer
leagues in operation, simply be-
cause there aren't enough young
players left to go around.
There were 59 minor leagues in
operation at the peak of Die post-
, war prosperity period In 1948, and
voting member leagues at this
year's convention were down to 49.
ALL DISTRICT 25AA
Pictured here is the all-district 25AA football team for 1951, picked by the conference coaches who
selected an “all-opponent” eleven. A story on the club was published in last Friday’s edition of the
Banner-Press. Players making the honor squad are James Peters, Brenham; Eugene Bredthauer,
Brenham; Melvin McIntyre, Brenham; Billy Kreuger, Caldwell; Weldon Tiedt, La Grange; Richard
Joswiak, Brenham ;Homer Borgstedte, Brenham,.John Zemial, Brenham; Reuben Saage, Bellville;
Charles Machemehl, Bellville; Jack Clark, Bellvil le.
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1UGK SCHOOL
Class AAA SMniAnal
Temple 58, Brownsville 8. ,
Class AA quarterfinals
Anson 26. Childress 6.
Arlington 33. Pleasant Grove 12.
La Vega 21, Huntsville 0
Donna 21, Lamar .Consolidated
13.
LUBBOCK, Dec. 8 (W-Wink’s
powerful Wildcats rolled up 501
yards and 10 touchdowns Friday
in an awesome offensive display
as the Wildcats buried hitherto
undefeated-untied Abernathy 70-20
in a Class A quarterfinal game.
The game was packed with
thrills, including a final 40 seconds
in which three touchdowns were
scored, as the Wildcats recovered
five Abernathy fumbles and inter-
cepted two passes, then converted
al) seven miscues into touchdowns.
Reserve back Jimmy White scor-
ed three Wink touchdowns.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (Pi-The
stage was wCMonday for a fran-
tic finish in the National Confer-
ence of the National Football
League as three teams scramble
for the right to play the -Cleveland
Browns for the league champion-
— ship. — * r — -
'--The mighfr Bcowner 4f course,
aren’t serambling at all. The de- manager later this week,” Saigh
fencing champions, who hope toraaidT^
gain their sixth straight pro crown,
Newcastle Stops
Hawkins, 18-6
Doyle' Traylor Leads
Temple Victory 58-6
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MCALLEN. Dec. 8 (B-Donna’s
Redskins sputtered for three quart-
ers Friday night, then switched
formations and rolled to a 21-fl
win over Lamar Consolidated in
the Class AA quarterfinals.
1mar struck in the . opening.
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two peftStfs tor a tw read’ netor?
10,000 partisan fans. A 75-yard
pass and run play from • Sutton.
Smith and Dick Kilday gave La-
mar its first score, and Walter
Ansel converted. Doug Oberhoff
plunged over from the one on the
first play of the second period for
the other.
Running from the T-formation,
iQonpa scored late in .the second
(parted on a nine-yard pass from
Van Talbert to Ed Capen, but
couldn't get going in the third
quarter, so switched to the spread
formation. ?
The switch, coupled with passes
and fakes, baffled Lamar and Don-
na moved to quick touchdowns
with Steve .Curry and Eliazar Es-
camila capping each drive with
one-yard plunges. Ken Wilhite con-
I three scores.-
PEARSALL, Dec 8 JB- Vander-
bilt’s Alert Cobras capitalized on
five Pearsall fumbles and seven
dropped passes tp move into the
Class A semifinals against Gid-
dings Friday night with a 38-13
title Sunday with a 28-0 win over
Pittsburgh and- can uae next Sun-
day’s tilt against Philadelphia as
a tune-up.
,But next Sunday grim business
is in store for the Detroit I Jons,
Los Angelos Rams, and Chicago
Bears- The three bitter rivals for
the National Conference title.
Right now, by virtue of their
spine-tingling 24-22 win over the
Rams Sunday, the Detroit I Jons
arc on top by a half-game. The
Lions can clinch the title by a win
over San Francisco The Rams,
who play Green Bay, and the
Bears, who meet the Chicago
Cards, haven't got a chance unless
the Lions lose.
"Die Lions were trailing by 22-17
late in the fourth quarter Sunday,
put in that bad spot chiefly by
the Rams’ Bob Waterfield, who
booted five field goals. The Lions
took a kickoff and marchod to the
Rams’ 22 in five plays. With just
about two minutes to play, Bobby
Layne handed the ball off to Doak
Walker, who unleashed a towering
pass to end Tjeon Hart. The former
Notre Dame star outraced the
safety man and snared the pass
in the end zone.
The San Franciaeo 49ers beat the
Green Bay Packers. 31-19; the New
York Giants walloped the Phila-
delphia Eagles, 23-7, and the Wash-
ington Redskins beat the Cardinals,
20-17, on Bill Dudley's 18-yard field
goal with 15 seconds to play.
CUum A Quartsrflnala
Wink 70. Abernathy 20.
Newcastle 18. Hawkins 8.
Giddings 13, Cedar Bayou 0.
Vanderbilt 39, Pearsall 13, >
CJsas ■ Regtonala
Masonic Home 73, Royse City 13.
Forney 84, Garrison 7.
.^DENTON, Dec. 8 (B—Newcastle
couldn't complete a pass, but rolled
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Hawkins its first defeat of ^thc
season Friday night, downing the
Hawks 18-6 in a Class A quarter-
finals game.
Hawkins became ' the second
team this season to score on the
Bobcats when Tom Evans took a
lateral from teammate Harold
Richards on a kickoff and raced
90 yards to score. ,
It matters o«« ilttla what you»
nesds may ba, a Banner - Press
classified ad will get the desired
results.
K rallied back from a
B deficit at halftime to
■n w i-t h a barrage of
Knd won the fifth an-
Kational basketball
Kit for Class A and B
Bls at Blinn College Staf-
Kht
Kai score was Waelder
■on 30.
■ Jochec's team was
■e start end built up a
Kitage at the end of the
■d, but couldn't keep up
■ in the second quarter
■only 18-17 at intermls-
Ki a second half rally
Kjy Calvin Beck gave
Kie victory. Z
■lied 28 points for scor-
K, running his tourney
K, which was high for
May event.
■Cafsebe paced Moulton
■oints.
■consolation finale, Bur-
Ed mark, then coasted Tn
■3 win over Snook. .
fcgue rippled the meshes
lints while Snook’s Reu-
lb i lek had 12 points. .
traeber, fine all-round
|r. and also was picked
sobers of the all-touma-
pn. Round TopCarmine
ninated in the semi-fi-
Waelder, 36-34, in a game
kt double overtime.
Il-tourney quintet was
[out with Beck of Wael-
r Mackelroy of Katy, Kat-.
I Moulton arid Nedbalek
ft BAYOU, Dec. 8 IB—A
Giddings defense held Ce-
>u to three yards net rush-
e a fine blend of running
sing brought the Central
lam an easy 33-0 win over
rou club in a Class A
Inal contest.
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Jim Thorpe, displaying the misty-
ped gratitude that money can’t
buy, ’ humbly accepted more than
>2,000 Monday that poured in from
sports fans throughout the world
who haven't forgotten him.
The money was presented to
Thorpe • by George TYautman, .
president of the minor leagues,,
who originated a fund recently to
help the one-time Olympic star and
New York Giant outfielder. ;
"The money has been coming in
from almost every state in the
I Union and from Okinawa, Korea,
Japan, England and other foreign
countries,’’ Trautman said. "It has
been a heart-warming reaponae to
a sudden idea that developed three
weeks ago.”
Thorjie is recuperating from a
recent lip operation.
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millions of homes today the Creator’s gift to man, nutritious
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Bubba de Atley kicked three extra
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Bedgmaa Wins THte
BROWNSVILLE, Dec. 8 (B—
Doyie Traylor lived up to all ad-
vance billing Friday night by tos-
sing six touchdown passes aS
Temple surged into the state Class
AAA finals with-a 58-6 win over
Brownsville.
The talented Wildcats, beaten
only by Baytown this season,
counted three touchdowns in each
of the fleet two periods, matched
Brownsville’s third period touch-
down .and tacked on two more In
the final quarter. •
Traylor, who still has another
year of eligibility, hit 13 of 20
aerials for 255 yards.
DALLAS. Dec. 8 «-AU-stster
Rusty Gunn scored two touch-
downs, one on a 54-yard run, as
Arlington took another step toward
the asst AA finals Friday night
witha 33-12 win over Pleasant
. in addition to gaining 137
of Arlington’s 291 yards rushing,
also converted three hrrfes. to pace - -
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lilt II SI Alai |"IV » IDWII, • ••
chnch«*d the American Conference through," he said, ’^ut that’s
.... —j •_ ..u_ ----- the way it looks now.”
If the Stanky deal falls through
-as now seems likely—Saigh is
expected to make his choice be-
tween Terry Moore and Billy
Southworth.
WICHITA FALLS. Dec. 8* <B-
A crunching ground game that roll-
ed up three jgst-quarter touch-
downs shunted Anson into the Class
AA semi-finals against Arlington
as the Tigers beat Childress 26-6.
The game closed out in a flurry ,u,K_yaiy (
of fist fights ip which an official 'veried all
was threatened by two Childress'
players, who were ejected from
the game.
Anson made all its yardage on
the ground with an attack that
are up 294 yards as Willie Gora
punched across a second period
touchdown, Eugene Steel added
two more and Ken Scott a fourth
in the last period
The Anson defense held Childress
to 16 yards on the ground and 82
on passes.
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now the
sense of the word. Hercules Ko-
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en and weighs a mere 272 pounds
but every inch on the young
Polish American boy is pure mus-
cle, there isn't an extra ounce of
tat any place on him. x
■ Beautifully proportioned and
powerful Kowalski has earned
the grandest assortment of nick-
names any man ever had, fans
call him the Polish Apollo . . .
Taractn , . Hercules and plain
Ski. but the wrestlers have dub-
bed him the Killer. Why? Be-
cause Kowalski doesn’t waste a
bit of time in the ring, he goes
about eliminating his opponents
with the devastating body slams
as soon as the bell rings. He asks
no quarter and gives no quarter,
all he wants to do is win in the
most impressive style he can,
and he does just that.
You’d never think to look at
the 22 year old giant that he once
was advised not to exercise be-
cause he was growing too rap-
idly and resembled a bean pole.
Kowalski’s answer was to tell
the doctors to go jump in the
lake, instead he became one of
the • best all-round athletes in
Wisconsin and could go with the
best of, them at running, swim-
ming, boxing and wrestling.
, Hercules r ese m b 1 <’^"31,
he displays a Tarzan like primi-
tigeness In his wrestling style
that adds lustre to the.nicknapie.
This is one boy who is going
places in wrestling and he, WfU
carve his way to the top in start-
ling fashion. Keep your eye on
him? Say, you can’t miss him,
6 ft. 7 and 272 pdunds!
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 10 <B—
Archie Moore, top-ranking con-
tender for the light-heavyweight
crown, will meet Harold Johnson
of Philadelphia, Monday nisgit tn a
10-rounder at the Milwaukee
Arena. •
Tackle-Melvin McIntyre
WINS K’Her Kowalski !c A Great
- Physical Specimen; Weighs 272
You can put Wladek Kowalski
down in your book as one of the
best physical specimens you have
ever seen in your life. Don’t class
him with ordinary people, ordi-
nary athletes or ordinary big
men, he is a GIANT in evesy
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Guzman Takes Szasz;
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~ It's hard to whip the little
fighting terror from Mexico.
That terror is Black Guzman,
former Texas heavyweight Cham-
ping who battled his way-to vic-
tory again Saturday night at
Fireman’s Park pavilion before a
large crowd of howling fans.
Guzman now has made five
appearances here this season,
and has walked away from tt%«
ring with a victory each time.
Saturday night his victim was
Al Szasz as promoter Travis
Phillips presenfed another stirr-
ing card to mat followers of this
area.
Szasz slipped in for the first
fall with a whip wrist lock and
Japanese arm lock to pin his op-
ponent in 16 minutes and 53 sec-
onds. But the fighting Guzman
rallied back in two straight falls
to win the match, using a reverse
body pin to win one fall and a
rollingfcheiul scissor to take the
other The second fall was
10 mlnul0i 55 seconds, the third,
9 minutes 10 seconds.
The Mighty Atlas, who has a
chance of winning the world’s
heavyweight crown from Louis
Thesz this Friday night, used his
great strength to beat Ivan <the
terrible) Kalmikoff, whose "be-
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NEW YORK. Dec. 10 (B-The
1952 major league all-star game
will be held at Shibe Park In mid-
July with the Philadelphia Phillies
acting as hosts. National League
President Wsrrcn Giles announced
Monday. Cleveland has been
awarded the 1953 game.
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