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defeated him.
It is possible all three may play
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company Saturday against front-
running Mississippi.
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Saturday night. Strickland has an
injured shoulder.
The San Jose game was one of
the better performances for NTSC
this season. The 13-13 deadlock
gives the leek a 2 3 1 (won-lost-
tied) record for 1953.
Ralph Reynolds, slender half-
back from Dallas, had his best
night on the ground for th year,
averaging 5 yards per carry and
building up 105 yards total.
Dean Renfro and Gene Bahnsen
also pitched in for several yards
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day in the critical Southwest Con-
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the line this means they’re out of
the running.
Rice didn’t help the league much
last week. The Owls lost to Ken-
tucky 19-13 and put a crimp in the
conference's intersectional record
that now stands at 11-3.
Another intersectional try is
scheduled Saturday as TCU jour-
nays to Spokane for a game with
Washington State. The Frogs might
make up for Rice’s lapse. .
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Approximately 500 college and
high school coaches, players and
officials are expected to attend a
Basketball Clinic serving the en-
tire North Texas area on ths TSCW
campus Saturday. ,
The clinic, sponsored by the
Health, Physical Education and
Recreation Department, is one of
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- Longhorns still are very
much in the race. A victory over
Baylor would throw things into a
magnificent jumble.
Baylor moved ahead like a
scythe in smashing TCU 25-7 to
remain undefeated and untied and
with a top flight national ranking.
Arkansas’ blistering 41-14 tri-
umph over Texas ARM furnished
as much talk as Baylor’s precision
drive toward the title. The Razor-
backs arose from the deep dol-
drums and with Lamar McHan at
the throttle, steamrollered all Ag-
gie hopes. No greater one-man
show ever has been put on than
by McHan, who passed for two
touchdowns, scored two and set
up a fifth.
The Razorbacks already have
two losses and unless there’s a
general bashing of heads all along
I Ever Shot,’
Maxwell Says
MEXICO CITY «—"It was the
best golf I ever played in my life,”
a jubilant Billy Maxwell told ad-
mirers today.
The blond, 24-year-old Texan
yesterday won the Mexico ama-
teur championship when he de-
feated Frank Stranahan of Toledo,
8 and 6 in the finals on the 6,895-
yard, par-72 Churubusco course.
Wiffie Smith of Guadalajara, win-
ner of the recent Tam-O’-Shanter,
won the women's championship by
defeating Luz De Lourdes of Mexi-
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Dallas; Grover Keaton, Southwest
Basketball Official tor Girls’ State
Finals; and Ruth Mottley, Nation-
al Section Girls’ and Women’s
Sports editorial chairman. Also,
Joe Dodson, Texas Interscholastic
League Girls’ Basketball Coach,
NTSC Faces ‘Big One
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Some of the big decisions of the
season will be made over the com-
ing weekend in District 3-AAA with
five of the seven teams playing
with their backs against the wall.
On the do or probably die list
around the district are Denton,
Sherman, Paris, McKinney, and
Denison—each having dropped one
game.
Only Gainesville will take the
field with a margin of safety, being
the only undefeated squad in con-
ference rounds.
Greenville, the Friday night op-
ponent for the Denton Broncos, is
in sole possession of the cellar.
And as for their venture with
Denton, Coach Walter Parker
says, "We can beat them if we
want to.”
And with the Broncos title hopes
at stake, he believes that his team
can take the team that he rates
as “a lot of good material, but
evidently unorganized this season.”
Denison poured in on the Green-
ville team last weekend with a 49-
0 drubbing.
Elsewhere around the circuit
last week, Gainesville showed just
enough power to retain its lead
and take McKinney 16-12. Gaines
ville pounded the Lions for two
scores and a safety and then with-
stood a desperate McKinney pass-
ing barrage tb record the win.
Denton's 27-12 defeat at the hands
of the Paris Wildcats could be at-
tributed to the early passing com-
bination of Paris quarterback Lar-
ry Click and Don Coker. But the
game loss didn’t result in an in-
jury list—an item that has hounded
the Broncos most of the season.
Lee Amyx, Denton fullback who
was out with an ankle injury, had
recovered enough to get in the
Paris game and other minor in-
juries have healed to leave the
team in fine shape for the coming
week.
The Bronco reserves were given
a big boost this week by the addi-
tion of the entire Pony squad. The
Ponies completed their six game
schedule during the week and will
continue their workouts with the
main team until the end of the
district play.
A Pony letterman must complete
the season on the A-squad to re-
ceive his letter in the spring. And
Coach Parker adds that if a player
shows enough improvement and
can get in the regular games
enough, it is possible for him to
earn a Bronco letter.
Some of the Ponies have already
seen action on the regular roster
against the Arlington eleven early
in the season.
Those Parker names as suiting
up regularly from now on for the '
games are Lafayette Newland, |
Billy Grissom, Jc Adams, Ger-
ald Wilson, Freddie Cogdell, Jan
Smith, Billy Steele, and Jim Mays.
co City 7 and 6.
Sherman High School, will assistt Maxwell set a new tournament
record with a 64 on the first 18
holes. Wiffie tied the women’s
mark of 70 set by Lesbia Lobo of
San Antonio last year.
It was the first Mexican title
for both, although Maxwell was
than on any other range
leges throughout Texas in coopera-
tion with the Texas Interscholastic
League.
The primary purpose of the clin-
ic is to improve the methods of
conducting competition in basket-
ball for high school girls and to
motivate wholesome and healthful
competition, according to Mrs.
Kitty Magee, TSCW faculty mem-
ber and general chairman of the
clinic.------
Faculty and student committees
are also working with Mrs. Magee.
Denton County schools partici-
pating in the tournament are Krum
High School, Northwest High at
Justin, Valley View High School,
and Slidell High School.
Basketball techniques and tactics
plus officiating and interpretation
of rules will be offered to high
school coaches, players, and offi
cials throughout a day's program
at demonstrations and discussions.
Dan Hart, basketball coach at
Texas Wesleyan College, will drill
clinic members in basketball drills,
plays and coaching techniques. All
high school and college students
win participate in actual instruc-
tion.
Special guests on the day’s pro-
gram will include Bill Keeling,
president of the Southwest Basket-
ball Officials Association and Di-
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needed.
Bobby Hughes and Don Baker
guided the Eagles' attack, Baker
contributing to the cauae with good
punting, one effort going 69 yards
in the air to put the agles out
of trouble.
The line, both ways, played
crackerjack football. Charlie
Laine, Glen Holtzman, John Glenn,
Ken Hall, Charlie McGinty, George
Hoagland, Norm Ingebritsen and
Jim Puryear were some of the
standouts.
They were joined by Fred Way.
the freshman replacing Strickland
at center, Ben Moore, Dan La-
Graata, Kip Camp, Gene Verkerk
and brother Ray.
In fact, except for two fumbles,
the entire club was sharp. It took
a couple of quarters to get moving
but the North Texans clicked in the
third period and were on their way
in the ourth. Tommy Runnels,
who reeled off a 29-yard sprint in
the fourth, set up the last minute
field goal attempt by Bahnsen.
The attempt was actually made
from the 31-yard line, and was kick-
ed from a slight angle. Bahnsen
had ample distance and it looked
good from the press row. Horever,
officials ruled the ball veered • ch-
es left.
The team had a long trip in the
air going out—eight hours. Mitchell
put the squad through a good work-
out Friday night and it was sharp
for the Saturday night game.
One fumble, which resulted in a
27-yard touchdown march for San
Jose and one, which allowed a 35-
yard drive, were the only letdowns
the Eagles had and it cost them a
victory.
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an and queen of the golfing
links during the 1952 Women’s
tournament, circuit, will give a
clinic and exhibition at the
TSCW golf courao Tuesday aft-
ernoon.
The clinic will begin at 2:30
p.m. with the exhibition follow-
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If Baylor could hurdle the Texas
menace, now greater than anyone
expected, and those other things
happen, the Bears would clinch at
least a tie for the championship.
Texas grew in stature with its
slashing 16-7 triumph over SMU
last week. The second half surge
of power that flattened the Meth-
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