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Buy Defense Stamps and Bondi Big Spring Herald, Big Spring, Texas, Thursday, December 20, 1945 Pag-e Eleven, Seven-Up Quint Bowling Champs Bottlers Lead Hartley.Club By 4 Games Led by Mary Ruth Dozier, the Seven-Up Bottlers sewed up honors in Vi'omens' Bowling league play by defeating HiWay Package store in three games at the West Texas Alleys Wednesday evening. The Bottlers finished the campaign by winning 33 of 48 games, four rpore than the second place Hartley quintet, which was edged by Hesier's. 2-1. Miss Dozier had a high aggregate of 515 pins to beat out Nel- lie Malhis for over-all honors. However, Mrs.

Mathis banged over a score of 197 in one outing for single tops and combined that with two other superlative lines for runnerup honors in a three- game series with a tally of 512, The Bottlers won all team ing laurels for the evening, counting 670 pins in one try and coming through with an aggregate tally of 1899 pins. In other loop results, Cosden nosed out Schlitz's contingent, 2-1. The ferns will meet shortly after the first of the year to declare officials champions and lay plans for a new circuit. LOOKING 'EM OVER With ANGUS LECESTER Ramroding the drive to land a franchise in the new Ail-American professional football league for Dallas is George Schepps, who has the controlling interest in Big D's baseball Rebels. The football team representing Boys' Town, Nebraska Father Flanagan's famous home for youths played a coast to coast schedule this fall and racked up 11 victories.

Standout back of the Nebraskans is a negro lad by the name of Ken Morris. In a recent game played in Baltimore, Morris shook himself loose on touchdown runs for 82 and 99 yards in leading the Orphans to a 26-0 triumph. The Nebraskans, coached by the popular Skip Pralang, share the state tills with Gothanburg. Sherman's entry in the East Texas baseball league the corn- season will be referred to as The Tui'ns because the nine in reality will represent both Sherman and Denison. The club plays its home (fames in a new 510,000 park.

located midway between the two communities. Arrangement of the post season playoff between champions of East Texas and WT-NM leagues, incidentally, is something that was needed to perpetrate interest when the two circuits were active several years ago. There was talk of such a hook-up but the two organizations never got together because the East Texas loop was of higher classification. Ancient Charley Bryan, who used to earn his keep as a bdse- ball pitcher for Lubbock and lat- er functioned for a spell as Lamesa's manager, is trying to land a foreman's job with some WT- NM troupe. He wants to sign on with Lamesa as business manager.

Missouri will be outweighed bolh in the line and secondary when they take the field against Texas university in the Cotton Bowl football classic New Year's Day. Thanks to big Jim Kekeris' 295 'Flops Of The Year'By AP NEW YORK, Dec. 20. (7P) University of Minnesota football team which started off. like a house on fire, then lost five in a row.

today was named the "flop of the year" in the annual Associated Press yearend poll. The collapse of the Golden Gophers was far and away the biggest disappointment singled out by the sports writers participating in the voting. It polled total of 115! points compared to the St. Louis baseball Cardinals, whose Twice-Beaten Gander 11 Semi-Final Darkhorses Dan Stallworth Clubs Have Top 5-Year Record GOOSE CREEK, Dec. 20 (AP) The Robert E.

Lee Ganders scent a Texas schoolboy football championship but it's not just a wake their silky ball-handling- quarterback in the T-formation, broke his right thumb two days before the jtame. At that, they were beaten only 7-G and once lost the ball on the one-yard line when a sub quarterback fumbled on first down. They breezed over Conroe but had a hard time with Orange's fine team in opening district play still Kraft. They moved in on Port Arthur the next Rivalry in this game is of the Rice- Texas variety. Kraft played end and never got his hands on the ball.

His generalship was even faulty because of the handicap of having to call plays from an end position. The Ganders lost 6-2. In this Lilt a Goose Creek player fumbled on first down on the one- yard line. Kraft came back to quarterback league 'enfant" "uT theV?" situation. i olace at 32 ooi us I 1 ve been feeling' that With Bernie Bierman back on I wa 2- bout ever since a the coaching job, Minnesota start-1 night in 1944 when they lost ed off like a pre-war powerhouse a game to the title-bound in brushing aside Missouri, 34-0.

Nebraska 61-7, Fort Warren 14-0 and 30-7. The tide turned on Ooceober 17 when Ohio Stale came up with a 20-7 victory. Michigan and Indiana followed through with 26-0 and 49-0 triumphs and Iowa, the "weak sister" of the Western conference, startled everyone by scoring a 2019 victory. Wisconsin then plastered a 26-12 defeat oa the Gophers. The biggest disappointments of 1945 (first place votes in parenthesis) with points awarded on basis of three for each first place vote, two for second and one for pounds, the Tiger average tonnage i third.

Only those with 10 or more comes up to 201 pounds in the forward wall. The more balanced Texans tip in at an average 207 2. from stem to stern, or thereabouts, 3. In backfield comparisons, the 4, Bovines' edge in avoirdupois is i 5. even more pronounced.

With three g. starters weighing 180 or better, 7. Dana Bible's guartet averages 181 as compared to the Missourians 173. 112 32 30! points listed: 1. Minnesota football (31) St.

Louis Cardinals (5) Chicago Bears (3) St. Louis Browns (5) Bill Nicholson (3) Guilder Haegg (2) N. Y. Baseball Yankees (2) 14 Port Arthur Yellow Jackets. Port Arthur scored One touchdown with only three seconds to go in the first half and counted another on a rain-drenched field after a quick-kick backl'ii-ed into the end zone.

So the Ganders got together and began planning the 1945 season. And the so-called mysteriously fine showing and darkhorse rating 'in the intersciiol- astic league playoffs have hometown fans in Goose Creek, Baytown and Pelly laughing up their sleevei. The Ganders are credited with slag'ng a grand comeback to win district 14-AA crown and hand )y of Houston and Thomas rson of San Antonio decisive drubbings to reach the semi-finals I Saturday against the Waco Tigers. I Reports that the team was torn by dissension in mid-season 'were 19 I linked with Coach Dan Stallworth's in suspending four boys for breaking training rules. A.

B. "Happy" Chandler (2) 14 8. 9. Mort Cooper (2) 10. Navv football (1) Jessie J.

Morgan INSURANCE AGENCY Fire, Automobile, Casualty INSURANCE Savings Thru Dividend! CITY. FARM and RANCH LOANS Phone 1095 208 Lester Fisher Bldg. Kekeris is perhaps a better lineman, defensively and than any thing the Tex- ans'can put on the field. He's amazingly agile for his size. Too, the tackle boasts an expert kicking toe.

He beat Southern Methodist this year with a roal from placement. He'll not be starting but the man the Longhorns are going to have the most trouble with is a Washington, D. lad by the name of Bill Dellastatious. With three years' college exper ience behind him, the 165-pound er is brittle but dangerous. He' been handicapped by injuries al season.

If he's in any kind of con dition New Year's Day, the Steer are going to have hands full Big Spring's Peppy Blount isn' the only West Texan who'll get in to the Dallas fray. George Graham, the San Angelo wheelhorse, will spell Bbby in the secondary. Hubert Bechtol the Texas All-America end, hails from Lubbock. So does Jerry Me- Cauley, a reserve tackle. 13 11 Pts.

Aggies Trim Teachers COLLEGE STATION, Dec. 20 Dawson with 22 points and Peck Vass with 21 put on scoring exhibition here tonight as the Texas Aggies defeated the Sam Houston Teacherc College team 50 to 27. Dad, mother, brother, sister and the kids will be pleased when you buy their gifts at Big Spring Hardware. Whether you want a simple top, an item of sporting goods with which you may be unfaimilar, your investment is SAFE at Big Spring Hardware! We're always ready to help you select the right article at the price you want to pay. NEW LAMPS Lamps for every room now available.

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117 19 MAIN STREET BIG SPRING TEXAS Walker To Play In Frisco Game DALLAS, Dec. Doak Walker, star quarterback of the Southern Methodist University football team, Has gone to San Francisco to play in the East-West game probably the only gridder in history to get a bid from this staged a general get-together here classic after playing just one i Wednesday evening as plans for a month in college." servicemen's organization began to Walker, who was an All-State I take slla back at Highland Park (Dallas)! Representatives of both the The reports are as far removed from the truth as were the rumors widespread. The Ganders started with a rush, winning from St. Thomas of Houston, Thomas Jefferson (the first time) and John Reagran of Houston. They hit the skids at Lufkin because Jack Kraft, Forsan Veterans Plan Organization after Port Arthur and the Ganders started clicking again.

Critics in this section believe that if the Gander quarterback had not been hurt Lee would be the toast of the state today and heralded as a miracle team instead of a darkhorse, Cinderella, rags-to-riches eleven. The Ganders have all-around class. They had it in spring training when they set out to win the state championship or try to be there when somebody else won it. They now are sound from tip to top though their attack lacks color and the. backs do not have the burning speed for which the Ganders were famous during the George Walmsley era.

Dan Stallworth coached teams have a five-year record few schools in Texas can touch. Anlonio victory last week was the fiftieth in five years against six losses and a- tie. This year's 10-2 record has actually hurt their won- lost average. Dau Stallworth is a former Big Spring man and at one time was a widely known official in these parts. He served as a teacher here in the late io's.

TENNIS Australian stars John Brojr.wich (left), and Bobble Barnes play in.Sydney tourney. John Matthews Public Accountant Income Tax Returns. Social Security Returns. Withholding Tax Returns. Audits.

(Licensed by the Tax Court of the United States). Room 1, Slate Bank Bldf. Ph. 1172 or 1055 Gaels Shove Off For New Orleans SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. JO Mr) St.

Mary's youthful Galloping Gaels were away today on leg of their train journey to New Orleans and their Jan. 1 Sufir Bowl football date with Oklahoma A. and M. Coach Jimmy Pheltn packed hit all-America halfback Herman Wedemeyer and 31 other aboard a costal train at Oakland last night and headed for Ixtf Angeles. High School To See Bowl HOUSTON, Dec.

20. (If) ton high schoolof and Angleton high school have application for tlcketi to allow their grid to attend Oil Bowl game here Jan. 1. Sulphur, ElWiart, Bay Chr end Beaumont had prevlouily arrangements for their high tehool "ootball teams to attend tilt between Gcorgia'a and Tulsa's Hurricane. Call JACK in ttr FOR CHRISTMAS Ladies' Hand Tooled LEATHER PURSES Hand Tooled LEATHER BELTS Silver and Gold BELT SETS Hand Tooled Leather BILLFOLDS Hand Tooled WATCH BANDS with silver bucklea BALCH MODERN SHOE SHOP 108 W.

3rd Marion To Stay With Cardinals FORSAN, II veterans Dec. World War of this community high school last year, was discharged from the Merchant Marine Nov. 1. Me immediately entered SMU and played his first game N3V. 3.

He wound up the season Dec. 1 after five contests in which he was good enough to be named All- Southwest conference. American Legion and VFW chap- lers of Big Spring were in allend- ance. The gathering heard a talk on veteran benefits and purpose of a veteran's benefit organization by Ray Boren. Big Spring.

Meat from a deer bagged by D. JE. Scudday provided the entre of Walker will be 19 years old on tne dinner serv ed to the guests. New Year's Day. He already has Forsan residents-attending the had an Army physical and ex- lf unc ti on were Chambless, C.

pects to be called up in the draft Tjam w. B. Harmon, J. E. West, soon.

(Hubert Butler, R. L. Butler, J. P. Nasworthy.

W. Scudday, Bill Conger, Chauncey B. Long, Don H. TCU Grad To Play For Cleveland FORT WORTH, Dec. 20.

Bill Crawford, Former Texas Christian University football player and for the last two years assistant to Lieut. Paul Brown, coach of the Great Lakes Bluejackets, has returned to Fort Worth after receiving his Navy discharge. He will return to Lieut. Brown next year but as a player, not a coach. Crawford has signed a contract to play with the Cleveland Browns in the new All-America football conference.

He is a guard. Banquet Tonight Fowler, Hubert N. V. Adams, H. McCluskey, Cleo C.

Wilson, L. W. Monroney, Walter E. Heidemon, W. Green, C.

McCluskey, Paul Gordon, Bill Long, W. C. King, Erda Lewis, G. L. Monroney and E.

ScuddaS'. J. A. Thurman, T. A.

Thigpen, Hack Wright, A. Hull and Boren represented Big Spring at the social. Pipeline Given Ten Days To Submit Data WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 Reynosa Pipeline company of was given until Jan.

10 to submit BEAUMONT, Dec. 20. (ff) sddltional daU t0 supp rt US James H. Stewart, executive sec- gas dajly to Mexico as the retary of the Southwest Conference; Dell Morgan, coach of Texas Tech, and R. J.

Kidd, athletic director of the Texas Interscholastic League, are among the speakers at the annual banquet tonight of the Beaumont chapter of the Southwest Football Officials Athletic and official represen- of all area high schools and colleges will be guests. Co-Captains Named FORT WORTH, Dec. 20. End Fred Taylor, thi- first Texas Christian. University athlete to eave school for the Armed Forces, nd tackle Henry Rose were elect- co-captains of the 1948 TCU ootball team yesterday.

Toil ttt QUinilU In Mnrol J'euoltum Jfllr. A midlolns to minor toll. HiibeitqunlW. Tit Federal Commission concluded Its hearing on the company's application. The commission's ruling on the company's application to export natural gas from the Rio Grande valley in Texas to Monterrey, Mexico, consequently is not expected for several weeks.

Man Ordered Held For Wife's Murder MARSHALL, Dec. 20 ward J. York, 32, of -Birmingham, charged with murder in the fatal shooting of his wife, Dora Bettylou York, 20, of Marshall, was ordered bound over to the Gregg county grand jury yesterday by Justice Of the Peace Jeff Richards. When York was unable to provide the $10.000 bond, Richards ordered tlim held in the Gregg county jail, Longview. Mrs.

York was shot In Longview Tuesday night and died in an ambulance while en route to a hos- Ipltal. TOP PRICES PAID FOR HOGS Every Friday and Saturday Coma by Saturday Noon Lee Billingsley Phona JJ8 lamesa, UNITED, WE LIVE ST. PAUL, Dec. 20 OT Ten veterans of the army, navy, marine corps and merchant marine joined to solve their housing problems. Each paid as down payment on a apartment house, which will cost them $28,000.

"We, simply got tired of looking," explained John Tierncy, former marine lieutenant and the group's spokesmjin. As to present civilian occupnnts of the "We're awfully sorry," Tierney said, "but we're tired of living' with Jn-laws," JACK JOS for PRINTING (Adr) By GAYLE TAIJJOT (For TFuffh FuIIerton, JiO NEW YORK, Dec. 20 28. Indiana 0. That about represents the consensus of a large group of football writers who attended the coach-of-the-year dinner for Bo McMillin at Bear Mountain the other night, where l.hey were shown movies of the Army- Navy and Indiana Minnesota games.

Some thought the Cadets might have run up an even higher score against the Big Ten champs, but of them settled for four touchdowns. Time out for the headline of the week, from the esteemed San Diego Union: "Cut Throating Looms Between Rival Pro Since Arthur "Red" Patterson landed the fat new job as public relations director for the Yankees some of his envious former contemporaries among the sports writers are whispering that "Red" pulled his punches when he and Larry MjcPhail tangled in the refreshment roorn out at Ebbets Field a few years back. It's a canard. Patterson levelled in that one. He had no possible way of knowing at that time that MacPhail was going to take over the Yanks, much less be in the market for a publicity director.

It is much more likely that MacPhail simply subscribes to the theory: "If.you can't lik 'em, 'em." They say the one Cardinal now certain not to be sold or traded is shortstop Slats Marion, that the club's new manager Eddie Dyer took the job on the express' stipulation that "Mr. Shortstop" remain. everyone loves Columbia Call JACK at 10!) for PRINTING (Advl JAS. T. BROOKS ATTORNEY Office In Courthousa Make HIS a MERRY CHRISTMAS Select His Socks Ties Shoes.

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