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Last Week’s Results
TCU 22, Texas 8.
Texas A&M », Rice 21.
Arkansas 13, SMU 6.
Tulsa 9, Texas Tech 7.
This Week’s Schedule
Saturday — Rice vs. TCU at
Houston; SMU vs. Baylor at Dal-
las; Texas Tech vs. Arkansas at
Lubbock, Texas and Texas A&M
open date.
Individual Scoring
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MAY CHANGE NICKNAME
YONKERS, N.Y. (UPI) - Mid-
dleweight Ralph (Tiger) Jones of
Yonkers. N.Y., says “I’m thinking
of changing my nickname to
‘Split’ because 20 of the 24 fights
I lost were by split decision."
Jones, who won 42 bouts and had
four draws, hopes there’ll be no
‘split’ Friday night when he fights
Rory Calhoun in Madison Square
and San Antonio Jefferson in 15
have already sewn up playoff
spots, while the same is true in
AAA and Andrews in 2, Sweetwat-
er in 3, Breckenridge in 4, Fort
Worth Handley in 5, Cleburne in
9, Aldine in 10, San Antonio Sam
Houston in 14 and Kingsville in 15.
In the other districts, the win-
ners of the following games will
advance to the playoffs:
In AAAA, Wichita Falls- Grand
United Press International
Texas schoolboy football results:
CLASS AAAA
San Angelo 21, Big Spring 0.
Abilene 29, Midland 6.
Wichita Falls 59, Birdville 6.
Highland Park 49, Denson 6.
Longview 8, Tyler 3.
Texarkana 14, Marshall 6.
Houston Lamar 30, Houston Jon-
es 6. "
Houston Bellaire 13, Houston S.
F. Austin 8.
Port Neches 6, Beaumont High
0. *
Port Arthur 26, Beaumont South
Park 7.
Baytown 21, South Houston 14.
Galveston 8, Freeport 0.
Galena Park 69, Spring Branch
12.
Pasadena 40, Texas City *.
Waco High 40, Austin McCallum
18.
Austin High 30. Austin Travis 8.
Temple 41, Bryan 14.
Corpus Christi Miller 19, Corpus
Christi Ray 8.
CLASS AAA
Nacogdoches 30, Jacksonville 6.
Carthage 34, Tyler Lee 0.
Kilgore 26, Henderson 0.
Corsicana 14, Ennis 8.
Athens 16, Palestine 12.
Cleburne 20, Waco University 0.
Killeen 38, LaVega 8.
Huntsville 14, Conroe 0.
Aldine 6, Smiley 0.
Nederland 24, Vidor 0.
Beaumont French 11, Silsbee 6.
Bay City 22, Lamar Consolidat-
ed 8.
Alvin 47, LaMarque 14.
United Press International
Only 22 Texas schoolboy football
teams remain in the undefeated
in 12-AAA can sew up playoff
spots by winning this week, but
if they lose their districts will wind
up in three-way ties for commit-
tee decisions.
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Quarterback Cecil Ferguson pass-
ed 23-ards to Jerry Lamb, but
the play was called back and the
Eagles assessed five yards for be-
ing offside.
A Brenham victory over Smiley
and an Aldine loss to Huntsville
I this week would leave the two
teams tied for first place in final
conference standings.
However, Aldine defeated Bren-
ham and thus gained the Bi-Dis-
trict round with the Friday night
victory here.
Wisconsin defeated Illinois, 31-12.
seventh-ranked Purdue topped
ninth-ranked Northwestern, 23-6.
and Charley Milstead completed
18 of 28 passes as Texas A&M
upset Rice. 28-21, in other top
games.
ditional Thanksgiving Day meet-
ing at Austin a week from Thurs-
day.
TCU looked like anything but a
potential champion in the first
half last Saturday against a press-
ing Texas defense, but changed
complexion completely in the last
two periods to smother the Texas
attack and generate a big head
of steam of its own. N
The result left TCU with a 4-0
loop record and 7-1 for the season,
while Rice stands at 3-1, SMU
at 2-2. Texas and Texas A&M at
2-3, Baylor at 1-3 and Arkansas
at 2-4 with its league schedule
completed.
The Mustangs had to battle for this one as the young
Smiley club made the more experienced Aldine team
89 23
92 42
72 35
69 103
77 126
47 8«
54 75
United Press International
Defending champions Highland
Park of Class AAAA and Neder-
land of Class AAA head a list of
Texas schoolboy football’s upper
echelon teams making last-ditch
bids for a spot in the playoffs this
week as the Class AA and A di-
visions start bi-district play.
Coach Tugboat Jones’ Scots face
a showdown with dangerous Gar-
land for the 7-AAAA flag, while
Nederland must get by improving
Beaumont French if the Bulldogs
are to-win the Il-AAA bunting and
get another crack at the state
title.
But, their games must share the
spotlight with such showdown con-
tests between undefeated - untied
AAA teams as Carthage and Nac-
ogdoches in 7-AAA and perfect
record San Marcos against Kerr-
ville in 13-AAA — all of them rat-
ed in the UPI's top 10 list.
Also of major interest are the
showdowns between the zone win-
ners in 6-AAAA — Dallas Jeffer-
son and Dallas Sunset — and in
14-AAAA — Corpus Christi Miller
and Hariingen.
The issues are fairly clear in
most districts, but the situation in
IbAAA is fraught with possibili-
ties with Orange at Beaumont
High and Port Neches at Port Ar-
thur — all tied tor the lead.
In AAAA, Ysleta in District 1,
Team, 20-10 A penalty erased a Smiley
_____ touchdown in the fourth quarter.
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San Marcos
Prairie in 4. Houston Reagan - Houston packs most of the interest
Houston Milby in 9, Waco-Temple
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BURTON (Spl) - The Burton
High School Panthers closed their
1958 fpotball season with a 20-10
victory over Riesel here Friday
ffight.
It was the initial District 26-B
victory for Burton and left the
Panthers with 2-8 season and 1-4
conference recbrds.
Bruton and Riesel tied for fifth
place in 26-B.
Marvin Makowsky scored twice
for the winners, one of the TDs
coming on a 96-yard run. He also
accounted' for two conversion
points.
David Broesche went over for
the other Burton tally.
Riesel scored a safety, a touch-
down by Roy Wegwerth and a two-
point conversion by Gene Dietrich.
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The New Year’s Day Boyhkineup is virtually complete
today with Louisiana Stat-"Oklahomaend Clemson "in”
and California and Texa Christian only0ite. victory away
from automatic bids.
With only one more big Saturday left in the season,
here’s the likely lineup for the five major bowls:
Rose: lowa“°(6-1-1) vs Califor-
Syracuse Likely Foe'S, Aldine . Wins, 6:®’
For Champion ( >f S WC GainPlayof s
_Mean Cotton 22 no uria Smiley. 6-6, here Friday night on a muddy field to clinch
By FRED DOWN Id.dsemeMMMMp"-“hh..Bowl Trip rp C 'll a tie for the District 10-AAA football championship and
assure for themselves a place in the state playoff.
Aldine will represent 10-3A in the Bi-District round
against Cleburne, the winner of 9-AAA at a site to be
determined.
Harry McGarrigel, swimming
coach at Seton Hall University. ranked Auburn topped Georgia.
3-
s':
By ED FITE
United Press International
Texas Christian gets a chance
to wrap the Southwest Conference
MacArthur 6.
Kerrville 38, Seguin 0.
CLASS AA
San Saba 15, Gatesville 14.
I Brady 36, Fredericksburg 6.
Cameron 57, Hearne 6.
Belton 44, Rogers 14.
Rockdale 42, Caldwell 14.
Taylor 34, Georgetown 22.
Schulenburg 22, Columbus 6.
(Jiddings 8, LaGrange *.
A&M Consolidated 16, Bellville
A Lb.
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tangle with Rice.
Coach Abe Martin’s slumbering
giants, who seem to have a pen-
enant for playing at peak poten-
tial for only half of every game,
can clinch both honors by pluck-
ing the Owls. but still wouldn't
be out of it even if they let this
one get away.
For, they could lose to Rice and
still be sure of a Cotton Bowl bid
and no worse than a co-champion-
ship by coming back a week later
to maintain their domination of
recent years over Southern Metho-
dist.
Rice in Uphill Fight
Rice, on the other hand, now is
faced with the task of whipping
both TCU and Baylor if it is to
be absolutely certain of a return
trip to the lucrative Dallas bowl
game, although the Owls could
still make it by whipping TCU
and losing to Baylor — if TCU
lost to SMU, which is blacked out
of the Cotton Bowl picture com-
pletely.
Those situations were
posed as a result of last Satur-
day’s results that saw TCU stage
I a last-half comeback to stifle Tex-
as 22-8, Texas A&M humiliate
Rice 28-21 and Arkansas stun
. SMU 13-6.
1 As a result either TCU or Rice
can win the title outright, share
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BRENHAM BANNER-PRESS, BRENHAM, TEXAS
ala (6-3-0)
Sugar: LSU (9-0-0) vs Clemson
(6-2-0)
Orange: Oklahoma (7-1-0) vs
Air Force Academy (7-0-1)
Cotton: TCU (7-1-0) vs Syracuse
(7-1-0).
Gator: Mississippi (7-2-0) vs.,
Pittsburgh (5-3-1) or West Vir-
Virginia (4-4-1)
LSU. the nation’s No. 1 team
and the only major college un-
beaten and untied power, made
the Sugar Bowl bid a mere for-
mality when it beat Mississippi
State, 7-6, Saturday night. Okla-
homa clinched the Big Eight title
and Orange Bowl bid with a 39-0
rout of Missouri and Clemson
won the Atlantic Coast Confer-
ence championship by beating
North Carolina State, 13-6.
California retained its Pacific
Coast Conference lead with a 12-7
decision over Washington and can
clinch a Rose Bowl bid by beat-
ing Stanford (2-7) next Saturday.
TCU took over the Southwest Con-
ference lead with its 22-8 con-
quest of Texas and will clinch a
Cotton Bowl invitation if it de-
feats Rice (4-4-0) next Saturday
The Air Force Academy moved
solidly into the bowl picture with
its 21-6 victory over Wyoming,
Syracuse kept rolling with a 47-0
rout of Colgate and West Virginia
walloped William and Mary, 56-6,
to win the Southern Conference
championship. Mississippi and
Pittsburgh stayed in the running
despite losses because of fine rec-
ords against consistently good
foes.
The next-to-the-last Saturday of
big activity was marked by more
than its share of upsets including
the Quantico Marines' 13-12 upset
of previously unbeaten and untied
Rutgers. Ohio State blasted sec-
ond-ranked Iowa, 38-28, unranked
Tennessee edged out eighth-
ranked Mississippi, 18-16, and Ne-
braska surprised lOth-r a n k e d
Pittsburgh, 14-6, in the other top
upsets.
Third-ranked Army beat Villa-
nova. 26-0, as Pete Dawkins
coffee ’
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The complete list with won-loss
records and point totals, plus this
week's schedule:
CLASS AAA
Nacogdoches 9-0, 304-24 vs. Car-
thage 9-0.
Carthage 9-0, 312-27 at Nacogdo-
ches 9-0.
San Marcos 9-0, 367-18 at Kerr-
ville 7-1.
San Antonio Sam Houston 8-0,
216-36 at Eagle Pass 6-3.
Cleburne 7-0-2 , 240-18 vs. LaVe-
ga 1-6-1.
El Campo 8-0-1, 192-39 at Bay
City 5-3-1.
CLASS AA
Cisco 10-0, 338-61 vs. Granbury
8-2 at Brownwood.
Bowie 19-0, 375-88 vs. Grapevine
9-0-1, 313-92 at Denton.
Terrell 104). 398-59 vs. Bonham
104). 395-45 at Richardson.
Angleton 10-0, 391-47 vs. Edna
8-0-2, 274-66.
CLASS A
Gruver 9-0, 287-32 vs. White Deer
9-0-1, 369-72.
Mason 10-0, 347-34 vs. Merkel 9-
1.
White Oak 10-0, 402-62 vs. For-
ney 7-2-1.
Poteet 10-0, 358-63 vs. Schertz-
Cibolo 7-2-1.
Bishop 9-0, 290-116 vs. Rio Hon-
do 4-4-1.
Timpson 8-0-2, 259-32 vs. Lever-
etts Chapel 8-2.
Madisonville 9-0-1, 403-46 vs.
Mart 9-1.
it between them or even share it
in a three-way tie with SMU. The
only way for the latter combina-
tion to result would be for SMU
to win its remaining games, TCU
to lose both and Rice to beat
TCU but lose to Baylor.
SMU wouldn’t have a Cotton
Bowl bid even under those cir-
cumstances. however. Rice would
get the nod since it would have
beaten both TCU and SMU.
Thus, the TCU-Rice clash at
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UNUSUAL FORMATION
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) — Lou
tsville’s football team isn't much
impressed with Army’s famed
"lonesome end" offensive pattern
this year because It has a forma-
tion in which it employs three
ends and two fullhacks.
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