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Jerry Clower on the Miss St program!

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Have mercy!! (I recognized him too)

Kyle Field Aggies v Baylor 1937. Baylor won 13-0

USC vs Baylor, 1959, Trojans pulled it off 17-8, courtesy EBay

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I didnt note who these guys are, or the date. Courtesy Baylor Athletics

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#13 should be Earnest Smith, iirc.

We got smashed 41-19.

1974 SWC champs belt buckle, courtesy EBay

1905 Women's Boarding Hall

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1905 Women's Boarding Hall

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My great grandmother had been a freshman the year before and lived in the first floor corner room on the far left. By May 1905 she had married and my grandmother was on the way.

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1905 Women's Boarding Hall

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My great grandmother had been a freshman the year before and lived in the first floor corner room on the far left. By May 1905 she had married and my grandmother was on the way.

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Very cool!

When we were still wondering if we made the right hire from Angelo State/McMurray. Almost didn't happen as Rudy Feldman was our first pick, but he quit after one day

1909 Baylor football team courtesy EBay

The 1909 Baylor football team had a record of 5 wins and 3 losses. The team was coached by Enoch J. Mills, and Thomas P. Robinson served as captain. The team played its home games at Carroll Stadium.

1960s bobblehead doll

Baylor Bears College Chalk Plaque Texas Waco 1972 Football

1957 BAYLOR BEARS HUMBLE GAS STATION SCHEDULE DECAL

John Adickes, Baylor center, courtesy Baylor blogs

The Deans of Mean @BUFootball circa '85. pic.twitter.com/3njiSwto3W

— Matt Mosley (@mattmosley) May 8, 2025

Assassin,

You have done a terrific job of putting together much of this information. Just a great job. My compliments to you my friend. My Dad went to Baylor Medical School way back in the late thirties. I grew up with Baylor football from early childhood in Mineola. Still big on Texas High School Football by the way. You seem like a decent man. Thanks for your efforts. Georgetown Bear

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Assassin,

You have done a terrific job of putting together much of this information. Just a great job. My compliments to you my friend. My Dad went to Baylor Medical School way back in the late thirties. I grew up with Baylor football from early childhood in Mineola. Still big on Texas High School Football by the way. You seem like a decent man. Thanks for your efforts. Georgetown Bear

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Thanks so much. I am kinda of a history buff so it really falls right into what I do. I run a 501c3 Non Profit for history.

Rice vs Baylor 1953
In the 1953 football season, Rice defeated Baylor 41-19. This victory was significant as it helped Rice win a share of the Southwest Conference championship and led to their invitation to the Cotton Bowl. Rice's 41-19 win over Baylor clinched their Cotton Bowl appearance, marking their third time in the event.

Could be any year, Bear holding a stinky horned lizard

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Rice vs Baylor 1953
In the 1953 football season, Rice defeated Baylor 41-19. This victory was significant as it helped Rice win a share of the Southwest Conference championship and led to their invitation to the Cotton Bowl. Rice's 41-19 win over Baylor clinched their Cotton Bowl appearance, marking their third time in the event.

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That particular Cotton Bowl had one of the most famous plays in the history of football.

Bama's Tommy Lewis came off the bench (in the middle of play) and tackled Rice star Dicky Moegle. Refs awarded Rice a 95 yard TD and the Owls won 28-6.

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Rice vs Baylor 1953
In the 1953 football season, Rice defeated Baylor 41-19. This victory was significant as it helped Rice win a share of the Southwest Conference championship and led to their invitation to the Cotton Bowl. Rice's 41-19 win over Baylor clinched their Cotton Bowl appearance, marking their third time in the event.

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That particular Cotton Bowl had one of the most famous plays in the history of football.

Bama's Tommy Lewis came off the bench (in the middle of play) and tackled Rice star Dicky Moegle. Refs awarded Rice a 95 yard TD and the Owls won 28-6.

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And my first house I bought in Houston 30 years ago had been a rent house previously owned by……Dicky Maegle.

Floyd Casey and the Bears.... the ones with claws

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Floyd Casey and the Bears.... the ones with claws

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South endzone full for a day game, opponent wearing all white, most likely UT 1972 (IIRC it was dry and mild weather for early November, and that looks like a 1972 or 1973 Olds Delta 88 pulling the trailer)

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Floyd Casey and the Bears.... the ones with claws

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South endzone full for a day game, opponent wearing all white, most likely UT 1972 (IIRC it was dry and mild weather for early November, and that looks like a 1972 or 1973 Old Delta 88 pulling the trailer)

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I was probably selling cokes up in the stadium

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Could be any year, Bear holding a stinky horned lizard

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Exactly my thought. Let's reuse that again this year

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Kyle Field Aggies v Baylor 1937. Baylor won 13-0

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And we had female coeds!!

Not football but a pretty cool look back to 1905 when we actually had a Medical Department. I still cant believe we sold Baylor off

Midway and Baylor's Ahmad Dixon, courtesy EBay

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Not football but a pretty cool look back to 1905 when we actually had a Medical Department. I still cant believe we sold Baylor off

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And that Aggy now owns our dental school!!! Arghhh!!!!

UT Baylor 1961 In 1961, Baylor University and the University of Texas played in a football game on November 11th in Austin, Texas. The game was played at Memorial Stadium, with a crowd of 62,000 in attendance, according to University of Texas Athletics. The final score was 33-7 in favor of Texas.

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Rice vs Baylor 1953
In the 1953 football season, Rice defeated Baylor 41-19. This victory was significant as it helped Rice win a share of the Southwest Conference championship and led to their invitation to the Cotton Bowl. Rice's 41-19 win over Baylor clinched their Cotton Bowl appearance, marking their third time in the event.

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That particular Cotton Bowl had one of the most famous plays in the history of football.

Bama's Tommy Lewis came off the bench (in the middle of play) and tackled Rice star Dicky Moegle. Refs awarded Rice a 95 yard TD and the Owls won 28-6.

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My father was a freshman Owl TE that year and was sitting right behind the bench in the stands. He and his Rice teammates said that Moegle would not have scored. Some Tide player had an angle on him.

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Rice vs Baylor 1953
In the 1953 football season, Rice defeated Baylor 41-19. This victory was significant as it helped Rice win a share of the Southwest Conference championship and led to their invitation to the Cotton Bowl. Rice's 41-19 win over Baylor clinched their Cotton Bowl appearance, marking their third time in the event.

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That particular Cotton Bowl had one of the most famous plays in the history of football.

Bama's Tommy Lewis came off the bench (in the middle of play) and tackled Rice star Dicky Moegle. Refs awarded Rice a 95 yard TD and the Owls won 28-6.

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My father was a freshman Owl TE that year and was sitting right behind the bench in the stands. He and his Rice teammates said that Moegle would not have scored. Some Tide player had an angle on him.

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How did you end up playing for Baylor since your pops was an Owl?

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Rice vs Baylor 1953
In the 1953 football season, Rice defeated Baylor 41-19. This victory was significant as it helped Rice win a share of the Southwest Conference championship and led to their invitation to the Cotton Bowl. Rice's 41-19 win over Baylor clinched their Cotton Bowl appearance, marking their third time in the event.

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That particular Cotton Bowl had one of the most famous plays in the history of football.

Bama's Tommy Lewis came off the bench (in the middle of play) and tackled Rice star Dicky Moegle. Refs awarded Rice a 95 yard TD and the Owls won 28-6.

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My father was a freshman Owl TE that year and was sitting right behind the bench in the stands. He and his Rice teammates said that Moegle would not have scored. Some Tide player had an angle on him.

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How did you end up playing for Baylor since your pops was an Owl?

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He did not have fond memories of his time at the Rice Institute. He left after 2 years and married my mother. During my recruitment he told me AFTER I signed with Baylor that he was glad I chose any school other than Rice. He did not twist my arm one way or another leaving it all up to me.

He told some funny stories of early 1950's SWC football. The Rice team must have spent a lot of time on Galveston beach. He remembers a number of Baylor players including L.G. Dupre.

SMU, Rice & TCU had 10 SWC championships between them from 1945-1960.

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Rice vs Baylor 1953
In the 1953 football season, Rice defeated Baylor 41-19. This victory was significant as it helped Rice win a share of the Southwest Conference championship and led to their invitation to the Cotton Bowl. Rice's 41-19 win over Baylor clinched their Cotton Bowl appearance, marking their third time in the event.

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That particular Cotton Bowl had one of the most famous plays in the history of football.

Bama's Tommy Lewis came off the bench (in the middle of play) and tackled Rice star Dicky Moegle. Refs awarded Rice a 95 yard TD and the Owls won 28-6.

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My father was a freshman Owl TE that year and was sitting right behind the bench in the stands. He and his Rice teammates said that Moegle would not have scored. Some Tide player had an angle on him.

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How did you end up playing for Baylor since your pops was an Owl?

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He did not have fond memories of his time at the Rice Institute. He left after 2 years and married my mother. During my recruitment he told me AFTER I signed with Baylor that he was glad I chose any school other than Rice. He did not twist my arm one way or another leaving it all up to me.

He told some funny stories of early 1950's SWC football. The Rice team must have spent a lot of time on Galveston beach. He remembers a number of Baylor players including L.G. Dupre.

SMU, Rice & TCU had 10 SWC championships between them from 1945-1960.

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LG was one of my old buddies Tom Frankhauser good friends. They played on the Cowboys together. Tom died from a massive heart attack and LG got up at the funeral and had everyone that was crying, laughing too.