Pampa Daily News from Pampa, Texas • Page 9

6ftTG6BUa, Wildcats' Dream of tefeat Means Exactly THE TIME the Clovis, New Mexico, InVade with the thought of taking the Harvesters for grand 'tumble in Harvester fork, Codch Otic Coffey will liflve hit men so well verted In the art of defense that weight Will hold little difference between the two stjuods. Y-he Wildcats have a line and backfield equal to anything seen on the grid fields of New Mexico, and already one their number has been mentioned for all-state. Hobbs defeated the Wildcats by a score of 25 to 0, but that spelled exactly nothing for the Wildcats planned to avenge the shellacking, and then turned on Portales where they rolled up a score of 26 to 6 before 4,500 spectators, who saw them pull single and double wing backed formations out of the bag. Even though the Harvesters will outweighed, it can easily be recalled that weight paid Okialio- ifla City little advantage. Oklahoma City sports scribes painted a different story.

In defending- their fast and heavy team on the Harvester grid field two weeks affo. The scribes said that Central's Cardinals were playing under blanket because they were saving their reserves for Norman last week. The Cardinals took their blanket off at Norman and Norman defeated the tiriscored on, and undefeated CaVdiliala by-one point. Come Quana'h along with another of those 'tniscorcd on and undefeated sattafls, but when the Harvesters finished with them they, only had the memories left. The Harvesters defeated them by score of 47 to Scouts have been to the camping grounds, of Wildcats and have conic'back, saying they could better b4, termed Tigers.

Opponents think the Wildcats about to punt, but the punt formation results in a run, with plenty In the outstretched palm when it conies to the aerial way. Pampa -oh' the other hand cannot short with their flying trapcza and perfected formation with a man in inotton, for It was the latter that led them down many a field when it came to. gathering first downs. The Han-esters wore scheduled the White Deer Bucks'tomorrow afternoon but the scrimmage -was postponed until day because the Buck's line-was suffering from the absentee -problem. Coach Co.ffey made various attempts to secure a practice off schedule workout for his Harvesters but all pews were filled, and now loominir before Pampa Is their next and undisputed worthwhile foe, Clovls.

The Wildcats are not new foes for the Harvesters. Pampa has met them before, both in New Mexico and oh home soil, and each game has developed Into grid tactics beyond the fancy of the fails, but looking Into the weight angle the Wildcats have 11 of their 31 men thnt top the scales over 175 pounds and 17 of the 31 that weight more than 100 pounds and that's a lot of beccl. Sports Roundup A BETTER BLEND FOR BETTER DRINKS OID IIOMPSOV -P- BRAND DISTILLERIES COMPANY ncorporated KENTUCKY Blended Whiskey 86.8 .65 percent Grain Neutral Spirits By HUGH FULI.ERTON. JR. NEW YORK, Oct.

othcr war casualty seems to be amateur (ring magazine) Fleischer, who keeps tabs on such things, reports that since D-day, more bban 1000 youngsters from the amateur mitt-swinging 18 year been inducted into the a result about 80 per cent of the A. A. U. talent in the midwest and far western strongholds of amateur boxing Is missing and the clubs that used to stage regular shows have been closed for the summer and likely won't reopen --Harold Keith, the Oklahoma U. publicist, has written a piece, for the November Esquire nominating Eddie Cochcms, coach at St.

Louis u. in 1006, as the "father" of the forward pass. JUST T'S-INO AGAIN Before last week's Pcnn Stntc- Navy game, a bunch of the boys were sitting around the famous nuvy boathouse and, naturally, talking about tho visiting fireman from Clark Shauglir nossy's current address' had all the answers and when one quiet lilUe guy questioned some iitatements, he I've been living with -and writing about the "Jt" formation lor the Ifist two When the broke iip, tho visitor casually ashed the. Identity of his was. only Keith jvtolesworth, navy backfield coach and for seven years star'of the T-powercd Chicago Bears'.

HAl'l'Y BIRTHDAY cola', celebrated Ills 55th birthday recently, sports editor Wesley. Chalk 61 thc, and other cronies Surprised him with -a- cake bearing 35 it was 35 years ago last spring that Sexton pitched and won for the Dodgers against Christy Mathewson in an exhibition at Wilson, Two hours later he went riding in a horseless carriage that hit hitching post. Sexton was tossed out, his pitching arm was broken a promising big. league career was ended. NO AN8WI5U Joe Iiouls says the most embarrassing moment he experienced in'his G.

I. boxing tour of the war zone was the day he got off the boat in England, a little guy who said he was forriicr champion of South Wales rushed up, shook Joe's hand seven times and kissed him on both the time Arturo Godoy Kissed the, champ after stay- Ing with him 15 rounds, Joe hadn't been handing out any smacks with his gloves. DANCE Every Friday Night WOMEN'S HALL Panhandle, Texas MUSIC, PANHANDLE RAMBLERS LonghornsAre Against Fasl Sooners N6W-S- NORMAN, Okla, 12 The Southwest football classic that frequently oUtdrtvWs the Year's Cotton Bowl match, the 1844 renewal of the. 45-year old Texas-Oklahoma rivalry, will start at 3 p. Saturday In the Dallas Cotton Bow before a surprisingly, large wartime crowd of nearly 30,000.

Coach Darin X. Bible's Steers from Austin, defending Southwest conference kings and Undefeated in Cot-' ton Bowl play the last two seasons and Coach Dewcy "Sn6rter" LUs- ter's Sooners from Norman, defending Big six loop champs, are rater. 50-50 for, the clash. Neither has been beaten In collegiate play. Each, lost to' a poWerfU service, foe, the Sooners to the Norman Navy Zopmers the Steers to the Randolph Field Fliers.

Texas beat Southwestern, which defeated it last year, 20-0 in its opener. Oklahoma won an offensive thriller Saturday from Coach Homer Norton's Texas Aggjes, 21-14. Bobby Iiayhe. 180-poUnd tailback from Dallas who runs and passes beautifully and scored the first two Texas over and 235-pound Jimmy Plyler Texas starting tackle, will start for the Longhorns against the Sooncrs Both could have, played some Randolph field despite kneen Injuries but the cagey Bible held thchi out, choosing to take, his licking fron the powerful servivce team so he could have all hands healthy for the Sooners. -Texas will come Into the Oklahoma game at fulj strength With two lines ready to go, a tremendous asset in the enervating 'heat of th submerged.

Gottort Bowl. Frank Tritico, coach of the star-spangled Randolph team, declared after the game ''that Texas' second team line was just as tough as the first." The Steers will also have in Zeke Martin, big tailback froiri Denton, competent reserve this week for Against Randolph field big Zckc zipped 12'completed passes for 170 yards and the Texas touchdown which wns pitched to Wingback Roger Evans. The Sooners, as they have all season, will move along their "Lebow poad." The Sooner triple threat Is Ecrald Lebow, 170-pound tailback who gained 102 thrfce touchdowns and hit four.pf passes against this Texas Aggies. Lust's single wing also features a pinch'of'T and Is deslgnec to hit aloiig tin, scrimmage front' with Wingback Charley who, tore off one gallop, of 63 yards against Texas' A and MY, back to; the weak- aide and Fullback Louis Dollarhldc sweeping the wings or' running of, So sfar provcj) itself deceptive Their ground, offensives have been remarkable for 'their unbroken For- to -ti'pnv the', openins kickoff against $0' -heavy Navy Zobmers and launched scored marches of. 74, 75 rind 89 yards for their three.

touchdowns against Texas A. and M. will be heavier. The Steers average 201 pounds to Oklahoma's 180 through starting teams. The Texas line goes.

211 to 188 for Oklahoma. The scales to Oklahoma's 164.. Presence of Harlun Wotz. 285-pound '6-foot 5- inish left tackle in the Texas start- Ing team, elevates the Texas heft to Vprp" proportions, Wetz outwelghb Millard Cummlngs, Oklahoma's 175- pound left tackle, by exactly 100 pounds. The crowd Is measuring up as the third largest Texas Oklahoma throng of all time.

The record of 44,054, set in 1941' when Bible's dream team-annihilated, the Sooners 40-7 far surpasses- the. attendance of any New Year's classic'over played in the Cotton Bowl. In 1940 the Texas- Oklahoma draw! was 33,006. Although Bible hplds the, upper rein, the Sooners have given him some anxious moments arid probably will continue so Saturday. In 1037, Bible's first year, the two teanis tied 7-7.

In 1038 Tom Stld- haui's Powerhouse won 13-0. In 1939 Oklahoma repeated In 1940 they led 16-7 in the last half only From week lo week the available merchandise we gel is shori. There are any number of items lhal cannot be had at any price. Since our stock is short in a lot oi items we find it necessary to discontinue advertising food till the supply is larger. The store will continue the same policies it has Ihe last seven and quarter years.

and Market 5. By HAflOtb AMOclsilea There will bfe Wight pause taking cafe of -this week In Texas' schodlboy. fodtbali meaning the- empMJls 'ROCS bn'coft- ference eames And thos big shot teams that have" been around over the state estabilsblhg seotlohal supremacy will, see the pickings are In their Of the 52'games on the schedule for Clays AA teams. 34 of- them arc district affairs 'arid only elftht are interdistrict. Top batiles of week are in West and South vs SWeetWater Jn arid enridge.

(San -Antonio) Vs in District 15. Midland, the surprise tdam of S4n Angela's 'district wnqre 'the. BbbcatS are favortd to repeat and advance again Into state jflaV, will 'tackle another unbeaten, untied 'outfit In Sweetwater. Likewise it's a skirmish between Undefeated, untied teams Brackenrldgc goes: to KcrrVllle, Brackenridgc is qne' of the stitc favorites and Kerrvillp has won four straight games, rolllnft up 142 jxjlhts to 19 for thb opposition. North Texas the will be between Sxthset and Grower Tech, the favorites fot the Dallas district title.

Sunset lias scored only 27 points in winning, four games but hasn't given point to the opposition. Crozler. Tech Was upset iB.st'week by AdamSoh (Dallas) but still appears- to -be-the team Sunset boat -the- title. Chances are that the state's, list of undefeated; untied resting be trihimed'-to around a dozen by the 1 the week. All 'of the perfect record, outfits' have games except Lubbock.

Hero is the Coin.oletc schedule for the districts: Norniah at Aih- artllo, 'Blectra at Childress (conference), Graham- at': Wichita Falls Quanah liey (conference), at Vernon. Abilene, -at-' Big; Spring 'at Lamesa (conference), at Swectwa- tcr (conference). 'Bowie (HI Paso) Austin (El 'Paso), Paso High at N. Rbs- well, N.M.,'.at Ysleta. Bonhpm at Gainesville, Sulphur Springs at -Greenville, Aranjjton at Denlsoh, Deriton at Palis.

6 Sherniaa at. Hlgliland Park (Dallas)-, Pland at. 'North. Side: (Fort Wortli) vs Heights' (Fort Worth). (conferonce); Friday: Poly (Fort.

(conference); (Fort. Woi'th) vs Atflon Car.terTKiv- erslde (Fort (ctoftftre'nce). -vs Adanispi)- (cpnfe'rence); Friday: i Iecli. '(Dallas) va (JOallas) Forest' (Dallas) jfebnference). 9r-Frlday: at 'Step- henvllle Satoday: Cisco at Mineral Wells, (conference).

Waco at Hillsborp (cpnferchce), Jeww at Bryan '(cph- Waxahachie 'at Clebiirnd (conference). Tyler.at GladeWater at Longview (conference), Corslcaua at Marshall, at -Kilgofe Macogdoches at Palestine (conference), Grapeland at Jacksonville, at Livingston (conference)-' (Houston) vs Sam Houston '(Houston) (conference); Friday: Lufkln at liamar (Houston); Satiirday: c.a a (Houston) vs Aotetln (conference), St.Tliomas (Houston) vs San JaClntpn (Houston); St. Anthony's (Beaumont). Vs Beaumont; Friday: Com-oe at Port Arthur (conference), French (Beaumont) ys South Park (Beaumont), Port-Necbes at CJoose Creek Galvestoh at Orange Laredo at, Austin ference), San Antdjilfj Tech', at. Cflr- pus Christl (cprifererice) Brackeh- (San Antpulo) at feerryille (conference), MQAlIeli at Jefferfion (San BrownsvlUe Klijgsi ville (coitfercnco), at' Ban Benlto (conference), Dpftnji at Edln- burg.

Baugh Will Not Sieer Longhorns Here Afler All tibnal Fobtbali. hiay Heir triple-threat (luftrterbjck Sam- niy paiieh fpj liomp flter, ill. Bau'gh, wht) recently told he'fl lave to oh; his 6r lose draft Washington bad an okay frorii nan of Texas, clraft joard, to on week ends 'f h6 BauGh would try: to. line ip plane traJiiSnbrtatlcua for the Red- kins' in Washlngr ton and-pcyhnjx; 'other vganies. lie jxpressied confide, npg lie be back, qt his spot In tHe uackflelci pre Ttif opened he NaUonal Jftague peasph in P.hlla-' ii tie.

In ttilsa Showing etcflts -run 6ff last tApM in Uio Second annual Tulsa horse show Mth, Tesas h6rseS winning three firsts ahd one each going to Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Virginia winners arc: La'dles fine harness won by Heftvenly owned and driven by ttho'x Browning, Knoxwoocl farms, Dallas. FJVB-galted mares, any won by Corsita Miss, owned by Mrs. R. Wlieelock, Corslcana, Texns, and ridden by Herbert McLain. Children's seat and hands oM Wy Daisy Menard, Bendezvoiis stables, Dallas, and ridden by Don DAVlson, Dallas.

Birds Cinch Series By 5 to 3 Defeat BALTIMORE. Oct. International league Orioles. Prank Merrlwell finish specialists, were hack In Minor lenguo championship ranks tndny for the first time, since 1925 to end one of the most successful seasons In junior baseball history. The Birds clinched the title last night with a 5-3 defeat of of the American association.

The Birds were one of thn few teams In the last decade to win their league pcmiant. semi-final and final playoffs, and Little World series. Additional Sports On Page 11 f' Guadalcanal Pals Play For College ALLENTOWN, Oct. Two marines who were buddies 04 Guadalcanal will take over tackle positions for Muhlenbcrg college when It plays Franklin and shall of Lancaster, on Saturday. I They ore: Joseph Bodner of £hll- and John O.

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