Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 10

TEN THE CORSICANA, (TEXAS) DAILY SUN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1950. Corsicana Meets Hillsboro In Conference Game Coach Boyd Payne Expects Tough Contest Tonight State Home Lads Invade Hubbard In Top Melee By TALMADGE CANANT Sun Sports Staff The Corsicana Tigers were ready Friday for their game with Hllls- boro's surprising Eagles on Tiger Field at 8 o'clock. The Eagles, surprising because of their sterling performance against the Waco Tigers last week, go into this game the underdog by about 45 points. That, saya Tiger coach Boyd Payne, is "a dangerous" situation for the local crew. "We expect a tough ball game," Payne said Friday morning.

"I hope we can go." No Tiger Injuries There were no serious Injuries In the Corsicana camp through the tapering off exercises Thursday afternoon. Wednesday Corsicana ran through defenses on Hillsboro pass- Ing and running plays from the T-wlng and double-wing formations, and then tapered off with brush- ups on their own offensive. Principal R. A. Armlstcad at the local school said Friday morning that the Tiger Field gates be opened tonight between 6:30 and 7 o'clock.

The earlier opening hour was shunned because "It is too hard on our ticket-talc- ing personnel to have to work In this wind for all those hours." This will give the early-comers an hour or more In which to get In the stadium and get their seats. Hillsboro Coach P. T. Gallga put his veteran Eagles through a light workout in game uniforms Thursday afternoon. Strange as it may deem, Hillsboro rates the edge in experience, but Corsicana the edge In weight in the game tonight.

Dollar Scatback Charles Dollar, a scatback of the A. M. Donoho Son Radiator Shop PHONE 166 221 West 7th Avenue Speedy Sophomore by Pap' first water, is the principal ground- gainer for the Eagles, and the center of the Hillsboro line is plenty rugged. The guards are Co-captains David Hawk and Charles Pollard, the latter a candidate for all- district honors. The tackles are Don Duke and Walton Weatherred, weighing in at 186 and 196 pounds, respectively.

Reserve strength is reported lacking, however. Corsicana's starters will vary, depending on whether or not the Tigers kick or receive. The probable first string of Charles Stack and David Corley at ends: L'avelle Isbell and John Dearen at tackles; Jim Wood and Bob Malcolm at guards; Harvey McNeil at center; Duane Nutt, Kenneth Stegall, Rayburn Matthews and Jim Cravens In the backfield will prevail. A good crowd is expected out for the game, despite temperatures that will be uncomfortable, at the least. Bulldogs to Bryan Navarro Junior College leaves on Saturday morning for Bryan, where it plays Allen Academy in the second conference game of the season.

The game is set for 2:30 Saturday afternoon. Winner over Bllnn by a 34-7 count last week, Navarro is due to have tougher sledding against the Ramblers "I look for a good ball-game," Coach Ken Clark said Friday. "Allen Academy has a good ball club, Don't Be Left Out For Baylor Texas FOOTBALL GAME November llth Get your tickets now while seats are available! Address Ticket Manager, B. U. Station, P.

O. Box 201, Waco, Texas Reserved Seats Tickets for Rice Game, December 2nd Also Available. and they will be double tough on their home field'" He praised a Rambler backfield named Prld- geon, who carries their offense with his passes and running. Allen Academy will outweigh Navarro slightly in the line. The Bulldogs are in good shape for the contest.

No hampering injuries are on the squad, Clark said Friday. State Home Laddies go to Hubbard tonight for one of their toughest tests on the road to a third consecutive 22-B grid title. Some quarters point to a Lad defeat tonight at the hands of the high scoring Jaguars. The game gets under way at 7:30. Other class games find Kerens at Blooming Grove for a whlngding battle; Frost at Dawson and Bynum at Italy.

California Is Coast Favorite BERKELEY, Nov. (IP) standings and Rose Bowl chances will be at stake here Saturday when the undefeated California Bears and the once-beaten University of California at Los Angeles Bruins clash in their all- important Coast conference football classic. It's the "game of the year" for the two powerful rivals. A capacity crowd of 81,000 Is expected to watch the contest. Traditional rivalry of the keenest sort adds color to the annual encounter.

The Bruins were once the "baby brothers" of the Bears. They've grown up long since. Under Henry "Red" Sanders, the former Vanderbilt coach, they have been downright formidable tho post two years. California, which goes Into action Saturday with the only un- blemlsh record in or out of the conference, ranked 5th In this week's Associated Press national poll. UCLA, 19th in the poll, has lost to Washington.

20-21, in the league, and 6-14 to Illinois. Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf, who left comparative coachilng security after 12 years Northwestern for a job then known as "a coach's graveyard" at California, has become a "wonder man" here. Since his first team in 1947 lost to Southern California, 14-39, portly Pappy has produced two Rose Bowl clubs and hasn't dropped a conference game. The California football slate as of today numbers 21 consecutive league victories and 31 wllns in a row for regular seasosn play. The Bears lost Rose Bowl engagements to Ohio State last New Year's day and to Northwestern, the year be fore.

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Lamar 2000 2nd Ave. 5212 Greenville Tiger Cubs Claw Eaglets, 33-7 In Game Thursday The red-hot Corsicana Cubs turned on the steam in the second half Thursday night to overwhelm the Hillsboro team by a 33-7 count. Otis Pederson's Cubs jumped Into an early lead, held a 13-7 advantage at half-time, and then widened the margin in the second half to turn in another victory to add to their string. There is only one loss on tho Cubs 1950 137 setback to Blooming Grove early in the season. Backs Bruce Howard, Franklin Bcamon and Don Nicholson shared scoring honors for tho scoring that was done on the ground, exclusively.

The only Corsicana pass attempted the entire night was the try fof extra-point after the first touchdown, and it was incomplete. Bruce Howard combined his play- calling with sterling performance, turning in two touchdowns an short jaunts and converting 3 attempts at points-after by placement. Dimlnutice Franklin Boamon also scored twice, one on a 45 yard reverse that picked up the most yard- ago of any run of tho night. Don Nicholson scored the remaining TD for Corsicana. "Our running game was good," Coach Pedcrson said of the performance.

"The line opened up lots of holes for our runners, and they deserve much of the credit for the win." The Cubs have but one game remaining on their 1950 schedule. That Is In Ennis next Thursday night against the Ennis' team. Travis Crew Ends Year Undefeated The William B. Travis school seventh grade football team has finished an undefeated season, winning the city league race in that division and being untied and un- scored-on. Tho Travis crew defeated Ztons Rest, 24-0, and 20-0, and Sam Houston, 20-0 and 42-0.

Individual season scoring honors went to Teddy Shcrrill with 47 points, Victor Harper, 13; Elieum Doss, 12; Alvin Rich, Allen Green, Noel Norwood, 6, and Donald Todd, 6. Team members include James Abbie, Johnny Barren, Elieum Doss, Roclton English, Allen Green, Victor Harper, Abner Hyden, Albert Jordan, Johnny Martin, James McCaugh, Noel Norwood, Dexter Odom, Bob Powell, Alvin Rich, Teddy Sherrill, Wayne Snowden, Donald Todd and Walter Williams. A. T. Barrett and Johnny Smithen coached the team.

Joe Jamieson was the team manager. Sunset Grabs Leads In Dallas By Tho Associated 1'ress Sunset took a stranglehold on the Dallas district championship in the City conference division of schoolboy football Thursday night The Bisons beat Adamson 19-8 to become the only undefeated, untied team left in the district. There were no other games of importance in tho state. In the City confernco Amon Carter-Riverside and Fort Worth Tech played to a scoreless tie in the Fort Worth district and Austin beat Sam Hohston 26-6 In the Houston district. In Class AA Port Neches defeated Beaumont 10-0 in District 11.

The feature game of the state tonight matches Lamar of Houston, the last undefeated, untied team in the City conference, with John Reagan In the fight for the lead in the Houston district. In Class AA the headliner Is Saturday when Odessa battles Midland in a decisive game of District 3. Kilgore Knots Big Six Race By Tho Associated Frew. Kilgore tied the Big Six Junior College football conference into knot Thursday night by beating Paris 25-2. It created a three-way tie for first place between Kilgore Paris and Tyler.

Cameron State of Oklahoma whipped McNecse of Louisiana In another conference game 26-14 while Tyler licked Eastern Mississippi 30-7 and Northeast Louisiana State beat Little Rock Junior College 42-15 in nonconference affairs. McNeese, Northeast Louisiana and Cameron State all are out of tho race for the jhamplonshlp. SAVANNAH PACER SAVANNAH, Nov. Milon Marusic of Albany, N. led the field in the $10,000 Savannah Open Golf tournament today after slamming out an opening round 64, eight under par.

Marusic was four strokes up on his nearest Gajda of Detroit, Doug Ford of Briarcllff, N. and Tom. my Bolt of Durham. N. C.

The three carded 68s. HOW THEY LOOK THIS WEEK Navarro over Allen Academy. Texas to shade Baylor. SMU to nose out Texas Aggies. Rice to defeat Arkansas.

Abilene Christians to defeat Austin College. North Texas.over Houston U. Stephen F. Austin to outlast East Texas. Sam Houston to eke by Southwest Texas.

McMurry over Howard Payne. Texas Western over Hardin-Slm- mons. Trinity to defeat Midwestern. There are a flock of tough ones In the above selections and wins by those picked to lose could not be regarded as season has progressed to the tougher part of the schedules, and most being played now have direct bearing on the championships of the various conferences. Watch For Our Sunday's Menu In Tomorrow's DaiJy George's Grill Ph.

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SPORT NOTES PAUL MOORE Dally Sun Sports Editor Many Corsicana fans will see the Southwest conference struggles In Waco and Dallas Saturday. Corsicana and Hillsboro clash In their traditional tilt tonight at Tiger Field. Jack Proctor of the Times-Review, lambasts Cleburne District 13-AA as a district of weaklings and without a real ball club in his column Tuesday Among his ravings were. "Had the Jackets remained in District 13-AA for another season, they no dout-t would have brought home the district bunting with great ease this consistent powers of District 13-AA Waco, Temple and Corsicana, appear to be plenty weak sisters this season You can wager your last farthing that Corsicana beat Waxnhachie by every point it possibly how the Tigers were passing for a score when the final whistle blew at Cleburne last those other year, They scores, too, needed about like they needed holes in the head. The score was 60-odd to 0.

We will say, any team which allows Waxahachie to score first this season, does not belong In the same world with the Cleburne Yellow Jackets, much less the same football stadium Other than Corsicana, all of the District 13 teams have bit the dust this season, but take a gander at the Corsicana schedule. Strictly class or Junior High at best. Yet the Tigers will no doubt win the district championship this year. Then where? To the bl-dis- trlct fields, where they will rtcelve their lumps in large measure." Isn't it bad? He apparently can't get over the shellacking administered last year, but If our memory serves us correctly, Cleburne has scored 60-odd margins this year. He censures Corsicana and declares his coach could not help running up It is done with malice aforethought by And about the weak district poor record of Corsicana, the Ben- gals have scored more points than Corsicana has as good a chance of getting out of the district as has fact, Cleburne will be the underdog when they meet the hard-driving Breckenridge Buckaroos In the Cleburne is good enough, they might meet Cdfslcana in the state finals.

All dopesters. however, are predicting that Cleburne will not get out of the predicted Waco would defeat Corsicana a couple of weeks ago. And It might bo added, Cle- liurno has been In this district a long time, but It has been decades since they won a district bunting when the district was weak or tne Blalr Cherry steps out at Texas coach at the end of the present season despite three more years of his successor has not been indicated, but this department offers the name of Ed Price, a Corsicana product and line coach, as a was a four- letterman here in high school and captained three Southwest conference champion clubs in football, basketball and baseball at Texas U. 49, a former resident of Kerens, is a TCU graduate and turned out fine clubs at Ranger, North Side and Amarillo High Schools before going to Texas OS assistant to D. X.

Bible In 1937, succeeding Bible when he retired as coach to devote his entire tmle to the athletic Cherry coached the Amarillo Sandies who defeated Corsicana High here in 1930, 33-28, in the semifinals of the schoolboy race Cherry's Longhorns have been high-rankling crews all three years he has guided the club, losing several hard-luck decisions Whether nis announcement of his retirement will affect his Longhorns' play during the remainder of the season remains tc be seen. Sun Want Ads Bring Results. LEAVING Cherry (above) said he will resign at the end of this season as head football coach at the University of Texas. Cherry's Longhorns are heavily favored to win the Southwest Conference championship after defeating Southern Methodist. The coach said he plans to enter private business, and it was believed he will Join his brother, Alton Cherry of Dallas, in the oil business.

(AP Wirephoto). MOSLEY LEADER LAREDO, Nov. A six over par 78 cave Capt. Fred Mos- lev of Lackland Air Force Bai.j, San Antonio, the first round lead In the first International Invitation Golf Tournament. Sun Want Ads Bring Phone your want adn to 163 Panthers Lose To Wacoans 34-7 The Corsicana Junior high Panthers dropped their grid game to the North Waco Juniors in Municipal Stadium in Waco Thursday night, 34-7.

It was their third loss to Waco Junior teams this season. The Panthers were scoreless until the final quarter, when Scott Mid- dlcton climaxed a 56 yard Corsicana drive with a 20-yard pass to Jan Smith for the touchdown, and Guy Neal Poarch drove over for the extra point. Jim Phlpps, Waco backfield per-' former, tallied four TD's for winners during the game on rum, and Mickey Walker scored the fifth for Waco. Despite the one-sided score, Cor- slcana'a crew put up a wide-open scrap, with Guy Ncal Poarch standing out In the backfield and Melvln Kennedy performing some great work in the line. CAGE CLINIC SET KINGSVILLE, Nov.

for men and women Interested in coaching and officiating girls' basketball will be held at Texas A. and I. College Saturday morning. The meeting Is being sponsored by the A. and Women's Physical Education department in answer to a demand created by the adoption of the girls' game Into the Texas Interscholastlo League high school program.

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