The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 114, Ed. 1 Monday, October 21, 1946 Page: 4 of 10
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PORT ARTHU R TICKETS
Although SOUO tickets to the
Port Arthur-Lee game were sent
to the visitors Saturday, there
still remained nearly 2000 single
game ducats here for Tri-CItles,
and they went on sale this morn-
ing at the high school ticket
office at the new stadium. •
The contest will be played In
the new Memorial stadium and
Is expected to draw the largest
crowd ever to witness a grid
contest in the Tri-CItles.
entry into conference cutthroat
play where the Longhorns are fav-
ored to take their fourth title in
five years. It also marked Arkan-
sas' first defeat in three league
games.
Coach Dana X. Bible’s team may
find the going rougher Saturday
when they come to Houston to
Texas Tech rests from South-
west conference foes with a game
against Denver at Lubbock.
» Season’s Standings:
W L T Pts Op
Texas ...»....... 8 0 0 212 19
Rice 3 1 0 100 20
Arkansas ......... 3 1 1 89 69
Texas A. and M. ..J 3 0 77 49 .
SMU .............1 2 1 27 41 c°nteat that keeps the fires
TCU ......... 1 3 1 45 84 “urning in a Gander heart from
Baylor 1 3 0 43 52 one football season to another.
_ ’ The Lee eleven has a golden
Conference Standings: opportunity to bring a thus far
Texas ............. 1 0 0 20 0 unsuccessful season to the heights
Texas A. and M. ... 1 0 0 14 0 of success by winning a decision
............... J 0 0 21 7 from the Jackets. This contest will
J^JjM**** .......... 2 1 0 47 34 be played in new Memorial sta-
FSv “ — 1 2 0 33 64 dium at 8 p.m. Friday.
SSL’............. ® 1 And M predipted months ago,
............ 0 2 0 16 32 the district 14AA title will prob-
ably be decided at Orange where
14 to 6 Southern conference de-
cision to North Carolina State.
Out in the big nine, , last week’s
so-called title game between the
only two teams unbeaten In con-
ference competition wound up in
a 14 to 14 standoff between North-
western and Michigan.
Tennessee’s victory over Ala-
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Parker and discussed plans for a
chicken supper.
Church construction will be dis-
cussed at the next meeting of the
entire group,: It was announced.
The group, in -their most recent
meeting, discussed preliminary
phases of church construction and
elected John Lastovica, A. A.
Greene and P. J, Parker members
of the building committee. The
meeting was at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. P. J. Parker and Mrs. A.
A. Greene was in charge of the
group, a financial report was giv-
en by A. F. Hennekc, treasurer.
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Cardinals and rapped by some
newsmen for his coaching tactics
in the first game of the world
series, Mike Gonzales, 55-year-old
Cuban, has asked-for his release
as coach of the Cards to go back
to Cuba where he hks winter base-
ball connections. Gonzales has
been connected with U. 8. baseball
fof 34 years. He was criticized
for not telling Enos Slaughter to
try tor an inaide-the-park homer
on a triple he hit in the first game.
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Baytown, Texas
Special Representative
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nit in me first game.
But he did send Slaughter on
home with the winning run in the
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Tech, Victor Over
THE DAILY SUN, GOOSE CREEK. TEXAS
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21
Three SWC Teams,
Can Only Dream
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Port Arthur And Lee Battle Here
U,ngI* w,th Rlc*. »n old-time Tex-
HOU8TON, Oct 21. —IIIPI— Tex- as Jinx. For the last two years'
•* h*v* th* beat team but Rice has upset the Bible boys and
right now Texas Tech has the best in the last eight games in Houston
Southwest conference showing. Rice took six. o
An independent school that'd like Rl<* further cinched its No. 2
to be invited into the Southwest fating In the Southwest Saturday
family, Tech has knocked off three n,*ht by downing a weary South-
SWC foes already, a record that *rn Methodist eleven, 21-7. The
would assure It at least ending up -.Mustang*
midway In league standings 1
But about ail Tech followers can
do now is (1) remember governor-
designate Bcauford Jester says
he'd like to see the Lubbock school
In the conference and (2) continue
licking conference foea—like Sat-
urday's 13-6 defeat of Baylor.
While Tech was thumping Bay-
lor, Texas called out Its air forces
to take over when ground plays
bogged down against the hefty
Arkansas line. Robert Layne, the
Longhorns' hope for an ^Amer-
ican, completed six passes for 145
yards to pace Texas' 20-0 win.
The victory marked Texas’ 1948
moi eleven, 21-7.
_ out-played the Hous-
tonians in the first frame but
were not able to withstand the
vast reservoir of manpower called
out by Rice.
At College Station the Texas
Aggies broke back Into the win-
ning column with a 14-0 victory
over Texas Christian, third
straight Horned Frog loss.
While the Texaa-RIce game
takes the spotlight next week-end,
off stage the Aggies meet Baylor
in another conference game jit
Waco; Arkansas plays Ole Miss at
Memphis; SMU goes to Columbia
to meet Missouri; and Texas
Christian plays a Friday night
game agaihst the Oklahoma Ag-
Crown Will
Be Decided
At Orange
Army, Texas, UCLA Head Parade
Notre Dame And Tennesse Rate High
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, The district 14AA card;
Port Arthur at Robert E. Lee.
South Park at Beaumont.
Galveston at Orange.
Pasadena idle.
This week’s district 14AA card
has everything —a championship
game and two contests between
rivalries that are as heated as they
are aged.
This Is the week of the annual
Port Arthur-Robert E. Lee game,
CONCRETE
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—u»u, teams are undefeated,
and the winner can be expected to
race past its remaining opposition
to grab the title and with it the
playoff laurels.
South Park and rejuvenated
Beaumont will battle it but for
the championship of Beaumont
This contest is expected to pack
Purple stadium after the Purple
handed the Cinders a 12 to 0 de-
feat. »
Orange swept past South Park,
33 to 6, while'Cleburne was pushed
aside, 27 to 0, by Galveston. Port
Arthur and Pasadena, idle this
week, battled to a scoreless dead
lock in Pasadena.
By STEVE SNIDER
NEW YORK, Oct. 21. — (UR) —
Army, Texas and UCLA, 100 per
cent "upset proof so far in a
season of form reversals, led the
parade today as the 1946 football
campaign approached the halfway
point with Notre Dame still not
fully tested and Tennessee back
in the driver’s seat in the unpre-
dictable South.
Those are the nation’s current
big five. They’ll all be back In ac-
tion this week and at least three
will have to exert strong pressure
to escape undefeated.
Army’s powerful cadets engage
twice-beaten but still dangerous
Duke at the Polo grounds in New
York, Notre Dame plays at Iowa
which down the years has been the
No. 1 jinx team for the Irish and
Texas goes up against Rice, an
outfit the Longhorns fear more
than any remaining on their
schedule.
Tennessee, a 12 to 0 victor over
Alabama’s sputtering Rose Bowl
champions last week, picks up an
easier assignment in Wake Forest
and UCLA, which squeezed past
California, 13 to 6, plays Santa
Clara.
Although favorites over the na-
tion absorbed a higher percentage
of defeats than usual last Satur-
day, the top teams held their
ground.
Army, ignited by Felix (Doc)
Blanchard’s four touchdowns,
plunged Columbia from the unde-
feated ranks, 48 to 14 and Bobby
Laync's three touchdown passes
dumped previously unbeaten Ar-
kansas. 20 to 0. Tennessee, scoring
twice on sustained marches, four
times braced near its own goal to
ward off Alabama drives engineer-'
ed by Harry Gilmer’s passes and
UCLA often was in danger of
another upset by California which
had whipped St. Mary's the week
before.
Duke had a 41 to 0 breather with
' Richmond before tackling Army,
Iowa prefaced its meeting with
Notre Dame by eliminating Indi-
ana’s Big Nine champions from
the conference race, 13 to 0, and
Rice “warmed up" for Texas by
defeating Southern Methodist in a
southwestern conference game,
bama was all-important in the
Southeastern conference, for Ten-
nessee-beaten Georgia Tech knock-
ed over previously unbeaten* Lou-
isiana State, 26 to 7.
Powerful Pennsylvania con-
tinued Its romp in the East by
crushing Virginia, 40 to 0. St.
Mary's whipped Fordham, 33 to 2,
in a revival of their intersectlonal
series at New York and North
Carolina defeated Navy, 21 to 14
Leading games this week
East-Duke vs. Army at New
York, Navy at Penn, Cornell at
Princeton, Holy Cross at Harvard.
Midwest—Illinois at Michigan
Notre Dame at Iowa, Minnesota
Far West Santa Clara at UCLA. For CUwatfled Ad*-Phon#
iweBiern conrerence game, 21 7 7'
to 7. However, Santa Clara, which ?h ° Stat8’ Indiana at Ne-
meets UCLA this week, lost to braska' Colle6e of Pacific at North-
Stanford, 33 to 26, and Tennessee's
western.
South—Wake Forest at Tennes-
see, Auburn at Georgia Tech, Ken-
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Hartman, Fred. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 114, Ed. 1 Monday, October 21, 1946, newspaper, October 21, 1946; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1101313/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.