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BILOXL Miss. Dee. 2S-(V
Rather accidentally, aad partly
hers as he used U b m sraa.ll.
Nell! Armstrong af Oklahoma
A. aad M, U ana at tha beat ends
la ealleca fo)tbaILr Armstranf
hat led tha raantry la pass
catching, aaada third team All
America, aad la training bera far
his second bawl appearance, tha
Af flea Sarar Bawi engagement
with St Mary'a.
Bat back at TUhamlnca, Okla
hl(h achaaU ba flgnred ba waa
sight- little far faaUtall. aad
1 nieaaed Td have ta lean
something' special. U maka tha
team," aald Armstrong, whose -early
bland hair naw la six feet
twa Inches fram bia sales, with
11 pounds af beef between. "Se -I
studied setae tricks aadl earned
U eatcb paasea.' '
ne made tha team, . Which
wasn't any feat, aa TTahomlaga
set aa pfalrle flrea In football;
aad Ceach Jim Laokabaugh
swin oraira Bin wnn ac r
parted far pracUce at A. and M.
manpower waa aa short at
A. aad M. that year, everybody
waa going ant for foetbaU.
Well, In that season he eaofht
39 passes, mora than anyone else
In the country, for S17 yards.
In 1144 be snatched 27 for 342,
and playe In the 194S Cotton
Bowl against Texaa Christian.
The past aeaaon he nabbed
"only" It but rained 212 yards
with them. Be explained that
"we used fewer and longer pan
because our runnlnr came
In 1942. NeUl waa some thin of waa better, and I learned to ran
a track man. In fact, bat taee with tha ban."
DePaul's Mikan Out in Front
Scoring Bee: Hamilton Eighth
NEW YORK, Dec. 25.AVBlg George Mikan,- of DePaul's un
defeated Demons, has taken up where he left off last year in the
national collegiate individual high scoring basketball race. In the
eight games that the Chicago quintet has won this season Mikan
has poured 187 points through the
net to top all scorers in the coun
try. The tall sharpshooter, who '
tallied 952 points in 24 games a
year ago, .has tossed in 71 field
goats and 45 free throws.
In ' second place, only three
points behind, is Andy Wolfe, of
California, with 114 points on 79
doubleheaders and 28 charity
throws. He has played in five
more games than Mikan, how
ever. ,
Bill Hall, of Marshall college- in
West Virginia, la far behind in
third place at 180, but in turn has
big lead on .Jackie Goldsmith,
of Long Island university, and
Leonard Pjrne, of Idaho, tied for
fourth at 133. .
Ernie Calverley, of Rhode Is
land State, and Bob Kurland, of
tha Oklahoma Aggies, two of the
eight players who scored" more
than 500 points last year, are away
. down the list at 92 and 77 points,
respectively.
Bob Hamilton of Oregon is in
eighth place with 122. .
A & M Quintet
Meet' Favorite
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OKLAHOMA CITY, -Dec. 25
HVT h o defending champion
Oklahoma Aggies are favored to
repeat In the all-college basket
ball tournament opening here to-
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1945 Defense
Records Told
City; Scoring
In2WayTie
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action . Wednesday, .January ; . 2,
when National divisionersjplay at
Willamette. The American division
doesn't return to action until Mon
day; January 7.. ' ". L - ' t '
Top 10 men in each division: 1 -
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. GEORGE MIKAN
Leads nation's scorers
morrow but no one is taking his
eyes off Forrest C. (Phog) Allen's
Kansas Jawhawkers.
Kansas opens against - Rice
Cotton Battle
Rated Tossup
By Barold V. Katliff
DALLAS, Dec. 25-(P-Missouri
held its third practice session at
the site of the Cotton Bowl game
today while Texas returns to the
grind at Austin tomorrow, and ;
although the Dallas gridiron clas
sic is Just a week away, there's
no sign of a prediction from either
camp as to what 4,5,500 fans may
expect come' New 'Year's.
D. X. Bible, University of Tex
as coach, aaid "our work-outs
have been very sharp and the
boys have had a "lot of spirit.
They were that way when we
played Georgia Tech, but remem
ber when we played Randolph
Field, they came back from the
holidays flat, and we never got
them back up
-.Which . means Bible , hopes
they'll resemble the Texas team
that beat Georgia tech in the 1943
Cotton Bowl, but not the Long-
horn eleven that played a 7-7 tie
with Randolph Field in the 1944
game when the boys end their
four days of Christmas .holidaying
tomorrow.
On, the . other hand. Coach
Chauncey Simpson of Missouri
declined to forecast anything for
his team on the basis of work
outs. . "They arer. thoroughly un
predictable," he said. "I never
know what they are going to do
until they get ready to go on the
field. I recall that they apparent
ly had no spirit in practice before
we played Southern Methodist at
Dallas. I expected us to take
Sebern, Woolens S
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Bengals were departmental lead
ers. Eddie Mayo, balance-wheel of
the Detroit infiejd,'led the league's
second basemen with a. .980 per-
centaee. miscuina' 15 times in 731 1 Flayer. Turn a
chances. George (Snuffy) Stirn- PgVis!!V
weiss, New York's league-leading Kotmk. Mintr
m.- t..nnM McKee.- Woolens S
"""i uuKuw.w5 .iuwi """VW 1 Rebensdorf. Hoi S
at second. 953, but erred 29 times McRae. Woolens s
for a fifth-place .970.
Although his world ' series Al-
fonse-and-Gaston antics with mate
Roy Cullenbine caused some
snickers, Roger (Doc) Cramer, De
troit's 41-year-old center gardener,
led the league outfilders with
S9 as he bobbled wily three
times in 324 chances.
Spidery Paul Richards of De
troit topped ' the league catchers J Williams. Map.
with .895, handling 407; chances
with only two muffs, while the
fourth Tiger pace-setter was cham
pion pitcher Hal Newhouser who
led the fileding around the mound
with 82 errorless plays.
Other infield leaders were first
baseman Mickey Rocco of Cleve
land, with only 10 errors in 1328
risks for .992; shortstop Vern
Stephens of St. Louis with .961
oh 28 fumbles in 723 chances; and
third 'baseman George Kell of
Philadelphia,' who bobled 20 times
in 551 tries for .964.
Richard Ferreli, Washington vet
eran, set a new record of games
caught in a league, at 1769. Bos
ton's George Metkovich hung. up
league mark and tied a major
eague record with three errors in
one inning at first base. ranx
Mayes switched from Philadelphia
to Cleveland . during the season,
shattered the record for" a catchers
participation in' double plays with
29. Boston established a new maj
or league record for double plays
with 198, while Cleveland went
without an assist in July 4 game
to tie a major league mark.
while the Aggies play Texas. In
the other half of the first round Uckinf but the boys outplayed
bracket Pepperdine meets Baylor I S.M.U. all the way:
and Texas Christian' tangles with
the University of .Oklahoma..
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PORTLAND, Owl; Dec H-iJPf
George R. Dodson, discharged ar
my corps lieutenant colonel, has
been named state wing command
er of. the civil air patrol, national
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'Dodson, veteran of 483 army
1 missions and former 'commandant
of the 123rd observation squadron,
succeeds Lt Col. Leo. G. Devaneft
retiring because of duties as state
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named, by Govei-lor Snell; win
hold a publi6 hearinx in Multno
mah, county courTr-iuse Jan. 4. V
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than ' 1000 underprivileged chil
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Tennessee f59
NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-(i'P)-SUn
Waxman and Jackie Goldsmith, al
pair of recently discharged warl
veterans, scored more than half
of Long Island university's total
points to pace the Blackbirds to
a thrilling 45-43 victory over
previously unbeaten Tennessee
five tonight At least 18,034 Madi
son Square Garden fans watched
the finale of the doubleheader.
City college defeated Oregon State
43-27 in the opener.
r-: Squash Champ Ready
SEATTLE, Dec. 25. HJPf Ted
Clarke, seven times Seattle squash
champion who recently was re-
leased from the navy, said he will
compete in February in a revival
of the national squash tourney inl
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