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Rice, Arkansas Put Three On All-Southwest learn j. .1. Bobby Layne Is "Only Unanimous thoice For Spot By HAROLD V. RATLIFF Aiseciaied SporU Writer Dec. 2.

Co-cham- Arkansas and Rice each pUireri throe men on the All conference football team bv the coaches the Press but the only choice was bounding Lnync, the fullback University seven of the mentors put down for a spot on the all team, Weidon Humble, Rice ruf.rd' Clyde Arkansas and C.T! Russ, Rice's raTimrrmi; fullback, each packed (in'- vftf of unanimous selection. Edged Oul Texas placed two men on the team and did Southern while Texas Christian one. Haylor and Texas A. pnd M. rlidn'l rosiRSter.

Balnw.n and Wilson were given number of vntcs they Windell Williams, Rice's Krt-at pass-received, and Hubert defcnMX'p star of for the spots. The tackle jobs were decided by close dccis- with Lively and Edwards ou Charles of and Monte Moncrief of Texas A. snd M. yhfre was n(i doubt about the tlumbif and Wright fin- well out in front. Harris had 'a tough task beating jny; Bill Thomns, the fine Arkan- ir.at center.

Jjm Canady, Texas wmgback, up a spirited scrap with Jkerney for the fourth bnckfield Kccnry went in by one ASSOCIATED PRESS-I946 ALL SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE IIANKIS, TBXIU, C.rntrr KUSS, Bncli Sfuvi COM.MKKCIAI. LKAGUK KicTi In Luobocle Jin" Cl fnr wlini rlub nliht, i (rnnl fh' whi!" thf flrst- ilhUffl win over Trxus 1 hold on tir Hnuifhold Supply copped -Tmif 1 Kim's from hot TJI? pln-looplfr. viDui: nnnort 321-SSI) Arrlr.i, sn PMI: of hRfl 23s IJT plnm'n rom- o( 1753, lir.vlni hleh 11 33 3.1 in 3d 0 30 Guard Blake Williams is the starter of Oklahoma A. and national collegiate champinn- jr.ifi basketball team of last who is hack in school. A.

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Scion SJ; Catholic 27. Mnrouttte 65; Rlnon 41. Wisconsin 01; Lawrrncc Q-Backs Wind Up Grid Season Monday Night Downtown Quarterbacks wound up the grid season at Lubbock hotel last night, with movies of the game highlighting the program. Coach Dell Morgan showed the movies' after commenting briefly on the Raider-Hardin-Simmons game last Saturday. "It was just a case of not doing anything righl," Morgan averred.

The boys had their instructions, but everything went haywire once they got on the field and Hardin-Simmons- was ready for us. But we'll be after them next year and the boys who played Saturday won't forget this yenr's licking. If we'd played the kind of bull we played against Texas and Southern Methodist, we'd have won the Harriin-Sim- mons gnmc." lech Cagers Open Against Oklahoma Aggies Tonight Wilh smoke still settling from the football season, Texas Tech's baskcl.ballcrs launch their 1S46- bnskclbnll campaign lonigh! when they tangle with Oklahoma defending national c-agc champs, at. Stillwalcr. Wednesday i Coach Bed Huffman's Raider quintet moves on to Norman for encasement i Oklahoma university, co- favoritc with Kansas in the Big KmVAKDS, TCU, Tackle CARL POOL HORSEHIDE SPORTS JACKET 32 INCHES LONG ZIPPER FRONT i'S fc yaw cV yo-j RAYON LINING TAILORED FIT CARL POOL iforn tr? lofllher thut will I00Sont, to frofti, Jeo, If Your Local Dealer By CHOC HUTCHESON Avalanche Wriler In one respect, Saturday's 21-C loss to H.nrdin-SirnmonK provided a fitting finale for Texas Tech's IfMfi football campaign, for it showed once the benefit of nny remaining "doubting the Raiders were an In-and-out ball club.

It's loo bad lhat they were "out" against Ihe Cowboys. We're one nf those rock-skulled dichiirds who still believe that the Tcchsans could have won that one, although we realize that there arc plenty of probably, most of the 13,000 who snt in on Saturday's would argue this poi nt until the Panama Canal freezers over. But the Raiders didn't win. In fact, they didn't even come close tfi winning, and for almost 45 minutes we had our own personal doubts as to whether they would escape a 1 whitewashing. In case you missed Sund-Vs account of th game, we'll save you a lot of reading lime by saying that the Cowboys rocked Tech for three first-half, touchdowns- two on "high school" passes and the third 'following a fumble coasted in as Tech's running game rambled over all of Fair Park stadium's turf except the double-stripe (and that, for the benefit of you readers who don't follow football, is where they pay To usl it looked like a case some foxy scouting by H-SU, The Cowboys' first scries of downs following the opening kickoff obviously were pre-arranged, and someone on the Cowboy staff had spotted a gaping Tech.

weakness nn defense against deep passes. For on the second down from scrimmage Al Johnson wound up and heaved a "cloud buster" to Bullet Cook to start the touchdown drive. That by another scoring aerial by the siimf combination plays later Tech back on its heels, and Ihe Raiders never fully recovered. Johnson went on to hit four of the five tosses he tried, and might kept right on pitching strikes if he hadn't decided that 21 points was enough for one afternoon. A few observers have told us they considered those H-SU pass completions as "lucky." We're- inclined to disagree.

We think those plays were planned and developed perfectly, for Tech in earlier against Rice and Oklahoma exhibited leaky defense against lengthy passes. The surprising point to us was thnt more learns didn't try the deep passing game against the Raiders during the course of the season. tf On ihe Tech side nf Saturday's Irdger, Roland (Tirfry) Nabors checked in Ihe best defensive performance we've seen this season, with minutes of football that left even Cowboy rooters marvcl-i ling. The entire Tech line kept Rudy Mobley in check from scrimmage, allowing him an aver- ago of two yards in 29 ball-carrying efforts. In Ihe backfield.

Roger Smith, Lecte Jackson and Krnest Hawkins displayed spurts of running brilliance! and the punting of Smith, Jackson and.Xack Henderson was above par. But the one glaring offensive shortcoming of the 104(5 Red Raiders became most evident Saturday. They just didn't have a passing it's hard to get 22 poinls in DO minutes when you're picking up ground four yards at a clip. HORSE OF YEAH NKW YORK, Dec. 2 Robert J.

Kleberg, Assault, triple- crown champion of the thrco year loclay was named by the of the Triangle publications, publishers nf Iho Daily Racing Pnrrn, as Hie horse of Ihe year for I.AY.NK, Tcxns, Hack BALDWIN, End. AP 1946 ALL-SOUTHWEST and Arkansas each placed three men 1 on the Associated Press 1D4G All-Southwest conference football team, selected by a composite vote of thc'scvon coaches In the conference. Southern Methodist University and the'University of Texas each placed two men, Texas Christian university the other. The team; Wilson tSMU) and Baldwin (Arkansas)'Ends; and Lwciy (Arkansas) tackles; Humble (Rice) and Wright (SMU), guards; Harris (Texas) center; Lnync (Texas), Scott (Arkansas), Russ (Rice), and Koeney (Rice), backs. (AP Fho.to.) KEEMEY, Back All-Southwest Conference First Team PLAYER SCHOOL Gene Wilson Southern Methodist Allon Baldwin Arkansas U'cldon Kdwurds Texas- Christian Charles Lively Arkansas Hj cc Southern Methodist Texas Tcxns- Arkansas Wcldon Humble Jim Sid Wright Dick Harris Bobby Layne Clyde Scott Carl Russ Huey Kcency Rice POS.

End End Tackle Tackle Guard Guard Center Back Back Back 'Back WT. 180 195 ,215 205 2J5 ,220 200 .134 164 187 175 CLASS Senior Senior Sophomore Junior Senior Senior Sophomore Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore J.J'^XW-"^^ second team: Ends, Windell Williams, Rice, and Hubert Bechtol, Texas; Tackles, Charles Malmbcrg, Rice, and Monte Moncrief Texas Guards, Harold Collins, Texas, and Odell Stautxcnbcrger, Texas Center Bill Thomas, Arkansas; Backs, Jim Canady, Tcxns, Ken Holland, Arkansas, Virgil Eikcn- bcrf, Rice, and Aubrey Fowler, Arkansas. Others receiving first place ballots Max Bumgarcl- ner, Texas, end; Jim'Minor, Arkansas, and Harlan-Wetz, Texas, tackles, and Thcron Roberts, Arkansas, guard, PAGE EIGHT, LUBBOCK. TUESDAY, DEC. 3.

1946 Bobby Layne Chalks UpTkreeSWCTities (By The Aflsoclnlecl Prcs.1) Bobby Laync, Texas fullback, sacked up three titles in Southwest conference football, finishing first in total offense with tho amazing figure of 1,420 yards rushing and passing; was the passing champion by a margin and even closed out with the best average among the punters. Figures released -by -executive secretary James H. Stewart showed Layne to have thrown 140 passes and completed 77 for 1,115 yards better than Virgil Eikcnbcrg of Rice, who connected 40 times on 120 throws Tor 732 yards. Lnyne carried the ball 82 times tor 305 'yards. Frank Payne of Southern Methodist was second in total, offense with 723 yards on 17B plays.

Carl Russ. Rice fullback, the conference's leading ground- Floydada Tops 4-A Loop Team MATADOR, Dec, 2 (Special) Placing six men on the first team, Floydada completely dominated the All-District 4-A grid eleven chosen by conference coaches here tonight. The district champs placed four linemen and 'two while Spur, runncrup to Floydada in the district i-aue. placed' two on the all-star team. Matador, Lockncy and Paducah each' placed one player on the district eleven.

Tho first team: Player Pot. School Bill Woinnck End Floydada Gene Messer End Lockncy Bruce Womack Tackle Floydadn Leslie Nixon Tackle Floydada Joe Bunch Guard Floydada Morris Denson Guard Spur R. C. Giesecke Center Matador Glenn Carmack Back Floydada Kelly Hagood Back Floydada Joe Sandiin Back Paducah James Sharp Back Spur' The second team': Bill Blackwood (Crosbylonf and Junior Evcrs (Paducah), ends Bill Holiey (Paducah) and Bob Steclc (Spur) tackles; Bill Goodgamc (Paducah) and James Price (Matador), guards; Dean Wright (Spur), center; Virgil Lawson (Crosbyton), Lyndon Tatom (Paducah), Bonner Nelson (Matador), and Odcll Heathington (Rails), backs. The heaviest man on the Colgate football team of 1899 was left guard J.

A. Williams, who came in at' 174, This year's line averages 30 pounds more than that. gainer with S90 yards on 130 runs and Ken Holland of Arkansas was second with 397 yards on 132 carries. Lindy Berry of Texas Christian was third with 373 yards on 112 Gene Southern Melh- bdist end, caught the most passes Jim Canady of Texas pained the most, yards, taking 17. for 420, Wilson picked up 258 yards.

Windell Williams of. Rice gathered in' '12 throws for 291 yards and Max Buingardner of Texas caught '1G for 263. Laync kicked 12 times for an average of. However, he was not the real leader of the conference in" punting. Bill Richards of Southern Methodist booted G3 for 'an average oC 'JO.

1 Stan Holl- miK of Texas and M. averaged 39.8' on 31 kicks among the wen who punted '30 or more times. Frank Guess oC Texas returned 12 punts for 21,6 yards, an average-of 18,0 to lead in this department', Payne was second with 252 yards on 15 run-backs for an average of. 16.1.6. George Walmsley of Hice was third with on 13 returns for an average of 14,2.

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ihe club tonight, with the Dudley Stanley crew taking on Jackie Conk's hardwood aggregation. Six rare this year. Huffman and 13 players left yesterday iii their initial road trip. The squad will be without the services of several t'ootball- bnskclball prospects who wound up the football season only last Saturday. However, several additions 10 the cage crew are expected jn time for the first home game, against McMurry on December fl.

In the Oklahoma Aggies. Tech faces one of the nation's top learns. Coach Hank Iba's Cowpokes no longer have their great center, Bob Kurland. but most, observers rank the 1946 Ag lel. built around Icttcrman Blake Williams, as one of the country's lop ten outfits.

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