Pampa Daily News from Pampa, Texas • Page 10

FOOTBALL prof us pi )ik" I all Ccii id poised lo sen, George j.sional basketball conflicting with football, the Minneapolis The Marling line-up is, loft lo ripht, Pep Saul, Vcrn Mikkcl- Mikan, Jim Pollard and Slalar Martin. (NEA) Tin Murdook brolhers. Frankie (Hill and Farmer met. their, 'sccorvl defeat at the. Southern Club arena last bo.vin;.'' timo to Funk Mid 1 ivvt) to one.

The Murdochs a previously lost to Ivan Kalr.ukoff anc! O'RoiHy their lasi ins-team appearance here. Action was fast, and furious during night's bout. The first two falls without a rest riod between, as the four heftie.s fionlimicd after the first fat! hact been completed before leaving the ring. The Funh-Ovcr- huls team took the first, fall and Jones put the pin on Over- seconds after the inilhil fall to even it up. Fun'; then pinned Farmer Jones! give his team Ihe victor in third fall.

Tommy Martindale rewarded his followers with a victory over Gust Johnson in the semi-final. Johnson won the firs', fall Mill-board but Martindalo back lo win Ihe two the Martindale a re lo win the and a Bi.si.on in the 'Phe bout between and Frank Murdoek ended' craw. Ft. WORTH R. (Dutch! Meyer today quit as head football at Texas Christian University after years in the jot).

Ho will be succeeded by his chief assistant, Abe Martin, The litle man who gained na tional fame with his rax.xle dazzle football foani.s will remain as r.thletic director. The announcement (hat Meyer was flopping down as football roach ininicdialelv was nvtdo Af. 10. -Sadler, president ol Texas Christian, alter a joint mooting of the executive a athletic, committees of the board of 'Meyer'--; resigna-tion was not entirely unexpected. For several years he had been thinking ot retiring- as a coach.

i "Wfi ha.ve accepted Coach Mey- resignation with great repeat." Dr. Sadler said. "VV agreed only when be insisted Few men have, contributed more, lo sports and his loss will be a real one for all of us. How evir. wo'a re happy that he will I carry on as head -of our ally letic ram.

He has a 'great, div-il to contribute. We are happv, too, Ilia Coach Martin is ia stepping up. We are confident athletes interested in boxing! he will do a Jine job." Oran Jame.s, boxing in.sli'lir:lor donil 1. for i.hc Pampa Boys club, cor-j Mover in his dially invites any and all boy of school age daily workouts News Building sily coach which UJBBOCK Nine Texas Tech Red Haiders conclude Ihcir col-1 lege eligibility in sea.son'.^ grid game against North 1 Carolina. Stale here fit afternoon.

Five offensive 1 berths' will be vacated, bul only one spot on defense will need filling. From (he offensive starling line will graduate end Lew ol Kastland. Holliee Davis preparation for the Irict Gloves The Golden Gloves dates are Jan. years as var made him the lo report to their K( nienVor in the Southwest Ml the old Pampa Conference won 10!) game-, on West Fnsler in os 79, nn lied 13. He pro- I know Abe job and we'll the TCU tra- able lo before.

will do a top all carry on in dition." Meyer was a storybook jittery on the bench, battered Hal, a source of never ending supply of quips and quotes. YVrttorboy To Head Conch He went from walerboy to head coach at TCU. When the school was localed at Waco, around 1910,. he was water- boy. La'ter he won 11 varsity letters In football, basketball and baseball from 1916 to .1922, With time out for service in World War I.

He coached Polytechnic High School for one year in 1922, then joined the TCU staff as freshman coach under Matty Bell now athletic director at SMU. He moved up to head coach in 11134 when Francis Schmidt left TCU for Ohio Slate. His teams won conference lilies in 1938, 1944, and 1951, and was a favorite But the Frogs finished record of four wins, four and two ties. Meyer coached teams in seven bowls, three in the Cotton Bowl, two in the Sugar Bowl, and one each in Ihe Orange and Delia Bowl.s. She Bailij News Page 10 PAMPA NEWS, THURSDAY, DEC.

Tickets Available For Grid Banquet again this year, with a defeats coming Uid- (iucei.1 an undei'ealed, untied team here. mss that was recognized as tourney the. national champion. This was field be lie in' School About' tbo woi' in tin: ymnasium. noys ouls now, and I ho team I hat had Jittle Davcyjsaid Junior High O'Brien passing from Ihe single DUTCH 1MKYEH yeai-H steps down work after all these years." Meyer just before leaving" for 2 Texans Added To West Roster 'N 'and double wing and weird attending 'spread formations that Meyer fa- 'split or but many more are needed put over a program at! the District Golden Gioves rnecl.

Winners of Ihe district meet. will go to Amarillo for Ihe re- giona'i meet. Thcie will be weight divisions lor all boys desiring to box vtll cd ovc1 UlQ to any variations. Naturally I hale ing to give en; on the and fee Now maybe I up lo do the things N. lo fill a speak- ragemeni.

"But I've been firing line a long lime 1 that I've earned a rest. FRANCISCO Two were among eight more stars added yeslerday to of Ihe annual football game Tickets for Foot-, committee for the banquet Other Banquet D.ec. 15 honoring the members, on the banquet commit- Harvesters are. now tee are Warren Hasse, C. LV 1 ney, Jack Pippen, Jim Arndbaiid L.

R. McBride. Hasse is the com'' mitte chairman. All vnemoers of the Harvester squad and their coaches Will 1052 on sale, Club Ivan Nob- lilt has revealed; The ducats, going at $2.50 per plate, may from any Quarterback Club member or at Leder's Jewelry, Richard Drug, Malone Pharmacy, McWright Barbershop and Noblilt-Coffey Pontine. Coach Rusty Russell of the Sou-, thorn Methodist Mustangs of the' Southwest Conference will be the-, main speaker af.the feed to be held at the high school Highlight of the be the awarding cafeteria, banquet will of the fifth annual ''FiKhtinsr Henri" truphy.

This honor goes to a member of the Harvester grid squad that has shown the best fighting: spirit, both in Ihe Harvester games and on the pactico field. The coaches make the Oscar Sargent was the winner! grid be guests at the banquet. President Noblitt urges all Pampa grid fans, both meh and women, to attend next week's Quur- torbactj' Club mseling at the Sam Houston auditorium. It will be the final club meeting of the year. On the program for final meeting will the election of new officers for next year and the showing 01 the Borger -Harvesters film.

Since a lot of fans were kept indoors the day of Harvesters' game this offers, them a chance the ger, to see how went about rivals, 34-26. Time of the Green and defeating their Gold arch of last year's Fighting Heart 8 p.m award. In 1.950 the honor went to' Buzzy Tarpley, and in 1948 and 1019, the first and second years this trophy was awarded, Pete Cooper was winner both years, 'Bubba Hill and Ralph Gardner are co-chairmans of the ticket meeting Monday can I've find time never SAN Texans football the West rosier Shrine-East-West tlere Dec. 27. They are Linebacker Don 1 den.

Rice, and Halfback Val Joe been Wilker, Southern Methodist. A General Motors Masierpiece -See Friday's Pjcjper of Fort Worth, and guard Vornon 'the district meet, here, including (Buddy) Earron of'Temple. Bar- weights irom 50 pounds on up. is the Rod Raiders' c.i- "'eight winner will ron lain. Back-field itcfl Raiders' e.ip- los.ses will be fullback Charles (Sandy) Welton Fairm.inl, West and halfback Jim Turner of Olney.

'Punier, alternate eapt.iin slai'ls on bolli offorisi- and graduating are tackle Mar-j land Kibble ot Fort Worth a.ndj end Alton Linnc of Monal.ans weight winner wilt receive a trophy. points out that Ihe trophies for the boys will be the same as the high school When fully will bin al least on per week until (lolden time. Already on tap Pampa boxers is the Clovis, N. M. Hie club in a (i love for th a match with club at Clevis, starters in several gamis; defsn-j 1 sive halfback John Moughon A match wilh an Oklahoma and Pule club originally scheduled this of Vcrnon.

week but has been cancelled. Boy.s jnlcre.itcd in all.ending Ihese daily workouts arc asked to report immediately lo James. i Time of workouts which are I six days a week is 4:15 p.m. held to (i General Manager Branch Rickey of Pirates pinyeM in 119 American League games be- Iween and 1914. Dress up small boiled potatoes by rolling in melted butter or margarine, then in grated cheese; brown under the broiler.

BOWL-BOUND Tom Stolbnnd.skc, left, will play plenty of end for Texas against Tennessee in the Dallas Cotton Bowl on New Year's Day. Doug Atkins, center, six-foot five and 220 pounds, is to do the. game thing at tackle for the Volunteers. All-America George Morris, Georgia Tech's co-captain and' set to slop Mississippi in the New Orleans.Sugar Bowl. '(NEA).

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The other six positions were made up of two from Midland, and one each from Rorger, Lub- Abilene and Duncan. The all-opponent team is as follows Bob Covington, Borger; John Held, Odessa. Edmon Gray, Odessa; Bill EbeJing, Odesa. Guards Lowery, I ub- bock; Carroll Turner, Abilene. Center Albert Johnson, Odessa.

Q-Back Jesse Hatfield, Midland. Half Back a 1 Ward, Odessa. Half Back Roy Kinisey Midland. Fullback Dick Wilkins, Duncan. 6C on the he has was shot Austin Golfer Shoots His Age AUSTIN (IP) YOU often hear the oldsters boast that they can shoot a golf score equal to their age.

"Red Gober can do it and in his case it's quite an accomplishment because he's years old and a 66 is good anybody's course. Gober's athletic, career is i lastic. He played baseball in Pacific- Coast League 40 a a ago, didn't take up golf until 53 and this year he three rounds of 63. Powerful hands and wrists are' the secret of his golfing success. He has a wide open stance- and a three-quarter backswing but when that club head gets near the ball those powerful wrists come into play.

He lashes drives past the 250-yard marker regularly. Gober not only outdrives those he playing with but he'll out- walk them, too. Gober played baseball in the Pacific Coast League with Los! Angeles in 1911-lv-is. He shot a 63 qualifying for the national public links tournament this year along with the same score in a couple of other tournaments. Temple Parker Pilot TEMPLE Francis (Salty) Parker has again been named manager of the Temple club in' the Big State League.

Parker piloted Temple to first place last season but lost in the playoffs. jRead The News Classified Ads. East Texas lions Dominate lone Star Loop Statistics By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS East Texas state not only won i the Lone Star Conference football i championship and was one of the nation's undefeated, untied teams but the Lions also furnished the conference with five teams and individual statistical leaders. The Lions had the best team defense and the best rushing offense and defense. East Texas allowed foes an average 86,8 yards, only 48.5 of it by rushing.

Meanwhile the Lions were grinding out an average 289.7 yards on the ground. Saw Houston State copped team offense and passing honors. The Bearkats got an average 448.3 yards in nine games and collected 2,367 of their 4,035 total through the air. Stephen F. Austin had the best pass defense, giving up 8J19 yards.

Don Gottlob of Sam Houston, who broke all existing NCAA records for total offense with 2,470 yards 'topped total offense and passers. He completed 132 of 256 passes 2,325 yards and 18 touchdowns. East Texas' Jim Gray finished, second in both departments. Although he didn't amass as many yards as Gottlob, his passing rec-; ord is more impressive. Gray hit 80 of 128 for J.410 yards and 22 TD's, six in one game.

Don Bingham of Sul Fcoss topped rushers with a net 1,101 yards in 157 tries. His neafest complet- itor was Sammy Carpenter of Uamar Tech who got 1,005 in 172 rushes. Mac Moore of Sam Houston topped pass taking 34 for 601 yards and five TD's. Marvin Brown of Eaat Texas set a new scoring- record on 18 touchdowns, a total of 114 points, shattering: the mark set earlier in the season by Sam Houston's Moo who had counted 10 on 17 touchdowns and eight conversions. John Owens of the Lions averaged 37.2 yards on 28 Uicks for punting honors.

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