Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 171, Ed. 1 Friday, November 9, 1951 Page: 3 of 6
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Mt. Pleasant, Texas, Daily Times, Friday Evening, November 9, 1951
ence; a vote for the Longhorns.
Biheler, military and air attache
tourist season, the average stay
being seven and a half days.
AA last night. Independent St. i afternoon game at Austin. Rice
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and A. and M. is the favorite but
we’ll take Southern Methodist in
a “team with the ball last wins”
game.
Arkansas-Rice, every time we
pick Arkansas to win it loses;
every time we pick Arkansas to
lose it wins, we're going to be
smart and pick Arkansas to lose
every time. We’re bound to hit
one some day. So it’s Ric; by a
touchdown.
the score at the end of the half
was 32 to 14.
In the second half the Cubs
opened scoring with Olds going
over from the 7. When the con-
vesion try was wide the scor
stood at 38 to 14 and remained
there for the remainder of the
third period.
The Kittens scored first in the
fourth quarter on a line play from
the three. They ran the point af-
ter touchdown over to bring the
score to 38-21.
The rest of the game belonged
to the Cubs. Coifey took a pass
from Olds that clicked on the
Sulphur Springs 40 and Coffey
went on across. The last touch-
down came when Coffey inter-
cepted a Sulphur Springs pass on
the 20 yard line and went n to
score. One conversion was a kick
by Coffey, and the other extra
point was made on a pass from
Coffey to Temple.
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The Kittens scored, also in the
second quarter on a touchdown
pass taken on the 7-year line
and the conversion try was good,
too, but th Cubs came right
back with Coffey taking the kick-
off on his 20 and going 80 yards
to score. His kick was good and
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■ V THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Texas lashes at Baylbr tomor-
row in a game that can set the
stag ■ for a smashing showdown
in the Southwest Conference foot-
ball race.
The headliner of an all-confer-
ence schedule, Texas can make
next week’s battle with Texas
Christian the all-important one
if it knocks down the desperate
golden bears.
Texas Christian is the most in-
terested sideline spectator in the
territory. The Horned Frogs don’t
play but they're hoping Baylor
plays this one to the hilt and wins
it. It would remove what appeals
to be the greatest obstacle in the
path of the Frogs in their maren
toward a title and the Cotton
Bowl.
Defeat for Texas would mean
virtua’ elimination from the race.
consistent, half of the predictions. I
Can’t do the same this week since
there are only three games,
there'll either be a majority. mi-
nority or washout. Here goes:
Texas-Baylor, Texas the most
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District championships go on
the line from Panhandle to Gulf
tonight throughout the far-flung
divisions of Texas schoolboy foot-
ball.
2 Five titles already have been
determined and the bulk of the
75 remaining to be decided will
be known this week-end.
The feature game of the state
sends Texarkana to Waco in. dis-
trict 5 of the class AAAA divis-
ion. Texarkana can sew up the
championship with a victory or
tie. However, a defeat for Tex-
arkana could throw the race into
a mess.
In class AAA Grand Prairie
plays at Paris in the game des-
tined to determine the district 3
championship.
A smattering of games was
played in the two divisions last
night. El Paso High whipped
Albuquerque, N. M., 47-19 in. an
intersectional clash. Fort Worth
Tech and North Side (Forth
Worth) fought to a scorless tie in
। Defeat for Baylor would mean
dashing any hope of even sharing
the title.
Should Arkansas, the upsetter
of the season kick Rice, TCU
could start counting the money in
the Cotton Bowl, Rice would also
be out of the race.
T xas and Baylor clash in an
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game was 52-21.
In the first quarter, it appeared
that both teams were evenly
matched, with the Cubs scoring
first when Coffey crashed
through the Sulphur Springs line
to go over from the 22. His try
for conversion failed, however.
The Kittans came back in the
same quarter Carter hitting cen-
ter for six and a tally. McCon-
nell’s kick was good to put the
visitors out in front 7 to 6.
In the Second quarter the Cubs
made three quick touchdowns in
order to run the score to 25 to 7.
These scores came as a result of
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At the State Department, of-
ficials said there would be no
comment, at least until they had
seen the senatorial reports. No
one in authority was available
for comment at the Czech em-
bassy.
Both McCarran and O’Conor
coupled their discussions of Bible-
ler with new criticism of the
State and Justice departments
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district 18, Newton at Timpson;
district 20, Dayton at Cedar
Bayou; district 21, Fairfield can
win it by beating Kerens; dis-
trict 25, Spring Branch can win
it by beating Cypress-Fairbanks;
district 31, Benavides can win it
by beating Hebbronville; dis-
trict 32, Rio Rondo can win it
by beating Lyford.
One game was played in class
Texan Arrested For
Possession 01
Punchboards
OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 9 (PP)
— A. R. Brown, Abilene, Tex.,
was arrested here yesterday and
booked for possession of gambling
equipment after Oklahoma Coun-
ty sheriff Bob Turner seized
more than 1,000 punchboands.
The sheriff took possession of
the boards at a barbershop af-
ter receiving a tip they were to
be transported by a truck line.
Brown, arrested at the barber-
shop, said the boards were owned
win it by beating Hooks; district
19 Ennis can win it by beating
Athens; district 21, Levega can
win it by beating McGregor; dis-
trict 24, Gonzales can win it by
beating Fredericksburg; district
25, Brenham can win it by beat-
ing Belleville; district 31, Robs-
town meets Falufrrias for the
title; district 32, Donna plays Wes-
laco for the title.
In class A two district cham-
pions have been crowned —
Abernathy in district 3 and Wy-
lie (Abilene) in district 7. To-
night these titles are on the line:
District 2, Olton at Dimmit;
district 11, Wilmer-Hutchins at
Lancaster; district 12, Itasca at
Whitney; district 17, White Oak
can win it by beating Carlisle;
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bed Texas as the best team in the
conference. The record wouldn’t
indicate that Texas is better than
Baylor except that records mean
little when blood rivals like the
Bears and Longhorns get togeth-
er.
The Rice-Arkansas game should
be a thriller and the Razorbacks
are even money to clip the Owl’s
feathers.
Southern Methodist and Texas
A&M play at College Station
with nothing much up for grabs.
A&M is a seven-point favorite
to win but there’s nothing guar-
anteed.
Our average last week was
nothing to brag about but it was
bee of district 28, 28-13. In class | Houston at night.
A Midlothian beat the Sunset T ’ '
Czechoslovakia.
McCarran chairman of the
Senate Internal Security com-
mittee; said “it is known to our
intelligence agents that Biheler,
for two years, has been gather-
ing information on this country’s
research into bacteriological war-
fare and atomic weapons and oth-
er advanced methods of defense.”
In a separate statement, O’-
Conor described the Czech as a
' key figure in tthe Communist
espionage apparatus in the Uni-
ted States.” O’Conor heads a sub-
committee which has been prob-
ing into the administration of
provisions of the Internal Se-
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KU Backing Baylor To Win To Czech Diploma! Is
Up Own Chances in Conference AllegedredSP . _
A Czech diplomat assigned to
duty here has been described by
Senate Internal Security Investi-
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class AAAA. Forest (Dallas)
licked Crozier Tech (Dallas) 19-7
in a district 4 conference test.
San Jacinton • (Houston) beat
Jeff Davis (Houston) 21-14 in a
district 7 conference game.
Only one game was played in
class AAA. Edison (San Antonio)
ruined the chances of Harlan
dale (San Antonio) in the dis-
trict G race by administering a
24-6 whipping.
Class AA already has three
district champions — Tahoka, dis-
rict 6; Huntsville, district 20, and
Cameron, district 23.
Tonight these titles go on the
line: District 4, Quanah vs. Elec-
tra; district 10, Ranger can win
it by beating Dublin; district 11,
Arlington can take it by beating
Birdvilie; district 12, Olney can
win it by beating Jacksboro; dis-
trict 13, Pleasant Grove can win
it by beating Hillcrest; district
14, Terrell can win it by beating
Wills Point; district 15, Pittsburg
can sew it up by beating Com-
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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9 (A) —
A former bodyguard for gambler
Mickey Cohen denied yesterday I
that he gave an automobile to
two former El Paso pclicemen
as they claim.
The former officers, Robert
Fields, 25, ana Jonn E. Hartridge,
30, went on trial yesterday on
auto theft charges. They claim
Farkas gave them permission to
take the car, which they drove
to El Paso last August.
The car belonged to Harry
Weire, Hollywood actor.
Deputy district attorney, A. B.
Nathanson said Fields resigned
from the El Paso force and Hart-
ridge was suspended for being
“too friendly” with Cohen.
The pair also is charged with
issuing bad checks.
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