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-r A A 14 College earns Untied And Unbeaten NEW YORK, Dec. 2 Fourteen college football teams completed their 1940 seasons, excluding bowl games to be played oh New Year's day, 1941, as well as those played last New Year's, without a defeat or a tie to mar their records. Headed by Boston College and Tennessee, which will meet in the Sugar B6wl game at New Orleans, they won from six to ten games each and compiled Impressive scoring and defensive records. None is scheduled to take part in any of the regular-season games listed between now and Jan. 1.

There was only one casualty in the final full week of the gridiron Texas A. and which succumbed 7-0 to Texas last Thursday after having won eight in a row. Six of the others won their final games during the past week while the rest had previously completed their seasons. At the top of the list, Boston College and Tennessee won ten games apiece, a total equalled only by Springfield (Moj Teachers. The Eagles scored 320 points, one more than Tennessee's Volunteers.

Their opponents tallied 52 and 26 points, respectively. Springfield Teachers and La Crosse (Wis.) Teachers came out about even In the defensive showings of the group. The Missourians allowed 20 points in ten games, La Crosse gave up nine points in six contests. Final records of the unbeaten and an- Boston Colleee ------Tennessee Springfield (Mo.) Tchrs Lafayette -------Hardin Simmons MIlllKan (Tenn.l ----Stanford Eastern Ken. Tchrs ---Pacific Lutheran Wittenbcru (O.) -----Minnesota ------------Shurtleff (III.) Millcrsville (Pa.) Tchra La Grouse (Wis.) Tchrs 320 310 279 238 229 179 175 273 206 101 154 126 166 123 62 26 33 1H 33 72 27 03 33 71 26 25 9 Class A Bi-District Combatants Named (By The Associated Tress) Seventeen bi-dis-trlct titles go on the line this week in class A schoolboy football, paving the way for the showdown when regional championships will be determined.

Class A football goes no further than that. Colorado, Center, and Gaston already hold bl-district crowns. Colorado, champion of district 6, defeated Brownfield, leader of district Center, district 21 standardbearer, downed Linden of district 22, and Gaston of district 24, won over Union Grove of district 23 In games last week. Play starts as early as Tuesday night this week with Handley meeting Buckner Home (Dallas) at Arlington for the title of districts 13 and 14. By regions here's how they pair: Region vs.

Phillips, Shamrock vs. Faducah. Region vs. winner of Wink-Ballinger. Region vs.

Hamlin, Bowie vs. Weatherford. Region 4 vs. Buckner, Mart vs. Teague.

Region vs. Honey Grove, Mt. Pleasant vs. Grand Saline. Region vs.

Gaston for title. Region vs. Jasper, Hull-Daisetta vs. French (Beaumont) Region 8 vs. Boling.

Smithville vs. Navasota. Region vs. Fredericksburg, San Marcos vs. Sidney Lanier (San Antonio).

Region 10 vs. Kenedy, Alice vs. Mission. Hemphill Red Cross Supplies Delayed Special To The NfiWS CANADIAN, Dec. E.

H. Snyder, head of the iled Cross work in Hemphill county, reports that only a small part of the material consigned to this county has, as yet, been received. Garments have been cut and given to workers as rapidly as received. Quota at this time is 20 bed shirts, 25 girls' dresses, 10 dresses for women, 10 layettes, and 40 sweaters. The consignment of yarn expected the first of October was received November 23.

Mrs. Harold B. Reed is in charge of the knitting and has the yarn distributed to workers. She expects the quota of sweaters to be completed on time. Mrs.

Reed spends three afternoons a week in the parlors of the W.C.T. U. building assisting beginners to learn to knit. Frankfurt, Germany, has automatic machines which supply printed weather forecasts for the subsequent 24 hours. STOP! LOOK! READ! SAVE! White gas, 12c Bronze 13c, Regular 15c.

LONG'S STATION 701 W. Foster SANTA CLARA DOWNS OKLAHOMA, 33 TO 13 West Texas Slate College Back Ranks 4ik In Scoring NEW YORK, Nov. 2 newcomers broke into the list of sectional scoring leaders in college football last week as the season closed for most of the top-ranking men, but they had no chance to overcome the head start they had given to Jackie Hunt of Marshall college and Tom Harmon of Michigan. Although -their campaigns closed the previous week, Hunt scored a total of 162 points, all resulting from 27 touchdowns which established a new intercollegiate mark and Harmon made 117 points. Charles Larson of Culver-Stockton college in Missouri continued to lold third place among the sectional leaders although his 87 point total was surpassed by several unsuccessful candidates for Hunt's eastern crown.

The newcomers to the list in the final week were Ben Collins of West Texas State, whose 80 points put him ahead of Thurman Jones of Abilene Christian in the Texas conference, and Bob Brumley of Rice, who scored all his team's 21 points against Baylor and thus took the Southwest conference lead away from big John Kimbrough of the Texas Aggies. Brumley has 59 points to Kimbrough's 48 and the Rice star still 27 12 12 has one game to play. The sectional leaders: PLAYER AND TEAM POS Jackie Hunt, Marshall FB 10 WESTERN Tom Harmon, Michigan HB 8 MIDWEST SMALL Charles Larson, Culver-Stockton HB 7 TEXAS Ben Collins, Wett Texas State HB 10 SOUTHEASTERN Merle Hapes, Mississippi FB 11 FAR Marvin Harshfiman, Pacific 8 11 SOUTHERN Tony Gallovich, Wake Forest HB 10 9 DIXIE Charlie Armstrong, Mississippi Col HB 7 9 BIG SEVEN- LCD Stasica, Colorado QB 9 10 SOUTHWEST X-Bob Brumley, Rice 9 9 MISSOURI Jim Reynolds, Oklahoma Aggies HB 10 8 BIG Six- John Martin, Oklahoma FB 9 8 PACIFIC COAST Pete Kmetvlc, Stanford HB 9 8 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Don Heizer, Colorado College FB 8 7 game to play, others season over. TD PAT FG TOT 16 18 14 3 162 117 87 80 72 72 63 61 57 48 48 48 Texas Has Best Inlerseclional Football Season DALLAS, Dec. 2 schoolboy football has just finished its greatest season in intersectional play.

This is not from the angle of hav- ng played the most games but in having the best average. Texas schools played 28 intersectional games this year and finished with the handsome percentage of .750. This despite the fact that schools of this state are observing an 18- year age limit and not another state In America has one that low. Texas schools won 18, lost 6 and tied 4 for the season. Not another state held a margin.

The nearest was Louisiana which brcke even with three victories and three defeats. Oklahoma, Arkansas and Arizona failed to win a single game. New Mexico won three but lost six and tied three. Mexico got a tie in its only game against a Texas team. There will be no more intersectional games this season.

Interscholastic league rules prohibit them after Thanksgiving. The year's record: W. Texas 18 Louisiana 3 New Mexico 3 Arizona 0 Arkansas 0 Mexico 0 Oklahoma 0 L. 6 3 6 2 1 0 6 Connecticut is the only state in the union in which no state bird hai been designated, officially or otherwise. The average American family dropped from 5.6 members in 1850 to 4.1 members in 1930.

Harmonies are produced by notes in combination; melodies by notes in succession. NOTICE! DAIRYMEN, RETAILERS, ALL DEALERS of MILK MONDAY NIGHT, DEC. 2nd, CITY COMMISSION ROOMS. CITY HEALTH DEPT. Sporis Roundup By EDDIE BRIETZ NEW YORK, Dec.

2 Peler would have been in the movies now if the Indians had won the jennant. Nomination for the coaching job of the season: Joach Shaughnessy. You can )ut a whole lot of guys in second )lace, but we'll take Tom Lieb of Florida. Lew Jenkins, the lightweight king, has organized his own swing band and is available for bookings. Up to now Connie Mack has nixed all offers to sell or trade Prankie he has had plenty.

Washington U. would lave demanded a Rose Bowl showdown if Stanford had lost Saturday Why all the fuss? Washington Redskins, four years Coy more seriously than a lot ol other people. Anyway, the jhamp arrived in Boston for training armed with two baggage trunks loaded with training equipment. Boston writers wera as surprised as anybody, and some of them said so Odds and ends. Few persons know it, but the day after he lost his first game with the Washington Redskins, four years ago, Coach Ray Flaherty was given a ten-year contract by owner Georg'- Preston Marshall.

For the firs time in years, Al Weill, who pilots the biggest fight stable since' thr clays of Leo P. Flynn, is going 01 an extended tour with his fighters New York, for some reason stil unexplained, is awfully keen for a Max Baer-Billy Conn fight. Per sonally, we thought the Conn-Savolc fight in the Garden the other nigh smelled to high tha there was any business done, th 1 fight just smelled. Laugh of the week. Those New Orleans bookies wli didn't know the Brown-Columbi; game was played during the morn ing, and accepted right up til noon, just as if nothing had hap took the worst t-hellack ing since the fair grounds went ou of business.

Haw! Matthews, No. 35, Oklahoma back, makes a gain against Santa Clara with Whited, No. 21, blocking in the game played in San Francisco, California. Team Rolls On With 20-6 Win GROOM, Dec. 2 "Butch 1 Jlarks' Groom Tigers made- heir power felt farther downstate Saturday in six-man football by lefeating the Sparenberg High chool of Dawsun county, winner if district 9, 20-6.

This extends Groom's wins over an area extend- ng from the Panhandle downstate Wichita Falls, Sweetwater, and Big Springs. The Tigers, playing their slowest game of the season, started the 'ame with two touchdowns in the 'irst quarter. A Ions pass from to Townsend gave them first score. Kuehler made the points from placement. A lew minutes later, Kuehler, playing with a.

wrenched back that robbed iim of most of his effectiveness, vent through the line for another Lat3 in the third period, Kuehler completed another pass to Townsend for a counter. Ebey Clark made long gains iroun'd ends, but they failed to ma- into scores. The line play of Whatley and Crowell, at ends, cept the South Plains boys' most effective plays, end runs, bottled up all afternoon. Angel, big center for the Tigers, kept their line plays from gaining. Sparenberg, playing a heads-lip jame, slipped a receiver behind the Groom backs for a score in the quarter.

This was their only threat and it came from deep in their own territory. They had 0112 of the best passers that lave seen all season. This game closed the season for die Groom boys and likewise for the high school play for ths regular ilayers. The seven seniors who have carried the Tigers thus far in the lew gridiron game are John Angel, Kenneth Black. Etaey Clark, Austin Crowell, Jack Kuehler, John Town- ssnd, and John Troy Whatley.

i new team and individual season for completions. Xmas First card received from Lincoln Mackim, drumbeater for Kent State (O) University. Two black sheep: Back in the fold go Conn and Savold, After their fistic spree, In days of old, when knights were bold, These sheep just wouldn't be. Jack Hannon. Today's guest star.

John P. Carmichael, Chicago Daily NEWS: "Wade Killefer, the new manager of the Indianapolis ball club, succeeded Jewel Ens, who succeeded Wes Griffin, who succeeded Ray Schalk, who succeeded Wade so BOBS baseball. Redskins, Bears To fighi It Out For Pro Crown CHICAGO, Dec. 2 Chicago Bears, with one of the most powerful running attacks In the game, and the Washington Redskins, dangerous both aground and In the air, will 'battle it out at Washington next Sunday for the national professional football cham- pionslilp. The Bears clinched the western division championship and the Redskins won the eastern sectional title as the regular season closed yesterday.

The Bears whipped the Chicago Cardinals, 31 to 23, and Washington turned back Philadelphia's Eagles 13 to 6. Final standings: Western Division W. L. T. Pts.

Op. Chicaso Hears 8 3 0 238 152 Green Buy 0 4 1 288 IBB Detroit 5 5 1 138 153 Cleveland 461 171 101 Cleveland 4 6 1 171 101 Chicago Cardinals 2 7 2 130 222 Eastern Division W. L. T. Pta.

Op. Washinuton 9 2 0 245 142 Brooklyn 8 3 0 180 120 New York 6 4 1 131 133 PiltsburEh 2 7 2 CO 178 Philadelphia 1 10 0 111 211 Yesterday's results: ChicaRO Bears 31; Chicago Cardinals 23. Washington 13; Philadelphia 0. Green Bay 13; Cleveland 13. (tie).

Brooklyn 14; New York G. Game next Sunday: Chicago Bears at Washington for National League championship. Arizona State Going Back Into Sun Bowl Again TEMPE, Dec. The roofin'-tootin' cowboy football team of Arizona State college is going back into the sunny Sun Bowl fcr the second consecutive year. With a cheer and a shout of.

"Viva Dixie Howell" the college's staid athletic committee this week accepted the invitation of the Border conference to again represent the loop against Western Reserve. Last January 1 the cow-waddies upset the big city dcpe sheets in holding Catholic university to scoreless tie, even outplaying the lads from the nation's capital. Arizona State is undefeated in conference play in two seasons. Thej have lost only two college games in two years, and both of these to the undefeated and untied Hardin-Simmons university eleven. Living down here on a desert oasis, practicing on a field lined with meandering canals and giant palm trees, the Bulldogs consumed a dlel cf dates, grapefruit juice, tortillas and chile con carne that gave them too much zip and zoom for the rest of the cactus country.

Taking a lesson from the Indians in elusiveness and a pointer or two in Latin-American devil-may- care recklessness, the Arizona State backs have relied up 397 points to 129 for opponents in two seasons winning 15 games, losing a pair, an playing three ties, including a surprise with Conzaga university that has Bing Crosby still stuttering Broken Neck Fatal To Ambitious Youth TUCSON, Dec. 2 days after George Gordon Seeley 20, a University of Arizona senior broke his neck in a driving accident Sen. Carl Hayden nominatec him for appointment to the U. naval academy. For eight months he took hospital treatments, still hoping to fulfil his life-Ions ambition of attending the academy.

Then Seeley died of complications caused by pneumonia. Plant Parasite A plant of the Sumatran forests Rafflesia grows 'blossoms a yard in diameter and weighs 25 pounds, yet it has no stem, leaves nor roots. It is a parasite, getting Its nourishment from a host plant Crusader Law By an English act of 1189, any robber voyaging with the Crusader; was liable to "have his head shaved boiling pitch poured over it, anc then a feather cushion emptied or it." Groom Six-Man Team Challenges Prairie Lea Claim Groom's mighty dx-man football earn, undefeated In two years of ompetltlon, should challenge the 'rairie Lea school's claim that It hould be declared champion of the iate, Pampa six-man addicts de- lare. Prairie Lea says It has played ts maximum number of games this eason but local fans are wondering a post searon game couldn't be rranged between Groom and Prai- la Lea. The Groom Tigers ran out their trlng of victories Saturday with a 1-6 victory over Sparenberg In a A misdemeanor In one state may be an indictable felony in anoth er, according, to the law of thi particular state.

IHAVE It RECENTLY? MAXWELL HOUSE IS NOW -IN EXTRA-FLAVOR F. B. record dept. First complete check-up (still unofficial) shows Davey O'Brien was responsible for at least five national football league records when he pitched 60 passes and completed 33 for 316 yards against Washington Sunday. He set new individual and team marks for completions and yards gained in one game, and helped Don Lopney set another record by catching 14 passes.

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coach Butch Clark's boys down at Groom have W6n 10. games season, scoring 300 points to their opponents' 87 points, Which Is a record in any kind of competition. Prairie Lea, located in Caldwell county south of Austin, claims a record of 24 victories In two-and-a- half years In which they scored 888 points to their opponents 171. Robin Galloway has been coach of the team for two years. Groom will start the 1941 season wltha completely new team.

The six starters from this year and one're- serve graduate. Th)at will leave Coach Clark only eight boys from this year's squad. Four of them are freshmen, three are sophomores, and one Is a junior this season. Canadians Ma forces may' be Britain's campaign 1ft the feast, mill- tary observers predicted The dominion forde-ps Sfr6 fdte'd among tha hardest, striking'ift. the Allied armies and these observers expressed the belief they.ttdulct.be' concentrated in the Mediterranean, sector in an effort to ktiock 1 6Ut Italy.

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