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ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL September 22, 1948 Paare Eight Buck White Holds lobos Come From Behind to Trim Flagstaff Gridders 12-7 Big-Time Grid Teams Have Tough 'Openers9 Albuquerque's Indians opened their gridiron season by succumbing to slightly heavier Capitan squad 18-0 here Saturday afternoon. The first score came In the sec Br The Associated Press It took only the first Saturday that Army, national champion th. of the football season to prove! past two years, still is its awe Burnette and CuZZen Score in Contest Marked by Fumbles The New Mexico Lobos opened their season with a victory Saturday night by the grace of a recovery of a blocked punt and its carryover that brought them from behind to a 12-7 win over Arizona State of Flagstaff. The feat, which seemed like a near miracle to disap some self on the gridiorn and that many of the "minor" schools have talent enough to defend themselves adequately on the field. While the cadets were skidding to a 35 to 0 muddy victory fv'ffi pointed Lobo fans, took place in the last quarter when New Mex- ico had Lumberjacks backed Ai- me wan ana ngnt tackle Joe -Casados tried to kick.

Lobo tack- FIDO GETS A BREAK, or docs he? That is the question! But It's plain to see that he's all set to celebrate National Dog week from Sept. 22 to 28, for his New York master has doused him, brushed him and to top it off, bow-tied him. (Inttrnttiontl) Rare Dogs Slated for Show Opening Today at Highland Park 1 ond quarter when end Lee Coop er of the alert Capitan team par -apllan Tam pfFl locked. a punt attempted by the Indians from behind their own goal, and Capitan tackle Ralph Barber pounced on the ball when it landed in the end zone. Fumble Recovered The second touchdown followed a few minutes later in the quarter when Capitan recovered an Indian fumble on the Albuquerque 15 and Halfback Chick Waltrip crashed over from the two.

Halfback Quentin Smith climaxed a 35-yard march by Capitan in the last quarter with an off-tackle weakside plunge that carried him to pay dirt from the four. The visitors also threatened in the third period when Back Bert Weatherby intercepted a pass and ran 35 yards before he was brought down. Atsye Looks Best Daniel Atsye, whose charges included a 30-yard run, made the best showing on the ragged-appearing Indian squad. Capitan Coach Jack Mayfield commented after the game that "the officiating was the best I've ever seen" The officials were Doc Ledbelier, referee; Pete Mc. David, AHS coach, umpire; and Trop (Cotton) Gann, head linesman.

Capitan entertains Carrizozo and the Indians travel to Grants next week. Laguna Takes Lead In All-Indian Tourney Laguna moved out in front In the all-Indian baseball tournament at Laguna Pueblo Saturday, tak ing Tesuque 13-5 in the only game played sfter Tesuqua and Islet had won forfeits from Gil lup and Winslow respectively. In today's games, winner of the lsieta-santa -Ana morning game will play Lsguna, and the loser will be matched against Tesuque in an afternoon tilt beginning at p.m. Phones Promised SANTA FE, Sept. 21 (JP)V.

Burrows, manager of the Santa Fe office of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegrarli said today that new equipment now being installed in the Santa Fe telephone office will increase its capacity 14 per cent and permit installation of 500 new phones. Installation will be completed by Nov. 1 he said. A District Court suit by Theodore Padilla, father of Simon Pa-dilla, against the Albuquerque Gas and Electric for injuries the boy allegedly suffered last Dec. 24 in a gas explosion on Rio Grande Blvd.

was settled Saturday for $525. It was the second such suit and settlement arising out of Injury to a youngster in the explosion. their nineteenth in i row over Villanova, such major powers as Indiana, Purdue, Arkansas and Illinois found their opposition surprisingly robust. In fact, Indiana, western conference champion of a year ago, discovered the going so torrid the Hoosiers bowed to little Cincinnati University, 15 to 6. The Ohioani, coached by one-time Chicago Bear Ray Nolting, unleashed an aerial attack that completely befuddled the losers.

About Purdue Purdue sweat through to 13 to 7 decision over Miami of Ohio that cost the boilermakers the service of Stormy Pfohl, star halfback who suffered a broken bone in his foot; lowly regarded Pittsburgh forced Illinois into high gesr before losing ,33 to 7 decision, after grabbing a 7 to 7 tie at the half; and Arkansas had to pull out all the defense stoppers to quell Northwest Louisiana, 21 to 14. Even such apparent walk aways as iowa io veraici over North Dakota State were misleading, the Hawkeyes snar ing three fumbles in scoring territory in a three and a half minute interval to gain 19 of the tallies. But there were surprises the other way, too. Texas walloped Missouri, favorite for the Big Six title, 42 to 0. The two teams closed the 1945 campaign with Texts' 40 to 27 triumph in the Jan.

1 Cotton Bowl, rowhtjyt Druh P. 17. Thnse two twins of the Missouri Valley Conference, Tubs and Oklahoma A pounded to a pair of resounding victories with the former defeating league-rival Wichita, 33 to 13. and the Cowboys drubbing Denver, 40 to 7. Wisconsin, which heads for California University next Saturday, conquered its main intrastate rival, Maro.uette, 34 to 0.

Clemson emphasized that all the rumors heard of its strength were true by spilling Presbyterian, 39 to 0, and Virginia Military polished off Catawba, 21 to 7. Exchanging fumbles and pass interceptions throughout the game, the Kansas Jayhawks and Texas Christian University Horned Frogs battled to scoreless tie in opening their 1948 football campaign tonight In Kansas City. Kentucky cashed In on two pass Interceptions and Don Phelns 92-vard runback on Mississippi kickoff tonight to I Cougars Win 12-0 On Aztec Gridiron AZTEC, Sept. 21 (P Two last half touchdowns gave St. Mary's of Albuquerque a 12-0 victory over Aztec this afternoon.

Billy Mclntyre took a lateral pass from his brother Craigie land scooled 45 yards for the visi tors first counter in the third period. Riggie Garcia plowed through the Aztec line and went 25 yards for the second score in the final quarter. Aztec drove to the 10. yard line in a late threat, but Davy Mclntyre of St. Mary's intercepted a home team pass and ran it back to the Aztec 45 on the final play.

Tech Uses 6 Teams, Beats West Texas 26-14 LUBBOCK, Sept. 21 (INS) The Texas Tech Red Raiders scored in every period Saturday night as they marked up a 26-14 victory over West Texas State in the season's opener for both teams in Lubbock, Tex. Six full teams worked for Tech. Roger Smith, 1943 choice for the All-Americsn service team, plunged across from the three to open the Raiders' scoring, Ed Robnett maV it from the one ysrd line in the second period. Glen Lewis made it 19-0 in tht third with short plunge.

West Texas rallied in the fourth with two quickies, the first on pssses from Joe Wil-loughby to Boyd Williams. Lloyd Johnson scampered 20 yards for the last West Texas score. Bill Reynolds went 35 yards for Tech's final touchdown. Bitter Movie Strike Revival in Prospect HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 21 (Pi A revived movie jurisdictional dispute, with a few wage issues tossed in for good measure, moved tonight toward another showdown, with a prospect that the 10 major studios might be struck Monday.

Aligned on one side were the producers and one AFL group. (UI1 uie ULlltTl SCtUIHJ JUWCUUJ AFL organization. The picture violence marxea notn waiKouts. Lead in Memphis $10,000 Open MEMPHIS, Sept. 21 'PI Buck White, the robust Mis-sissippian with the golf gamt to match, stood off mounting pressure with a two.under-par 70 today to protect his four-stroke lead going into the final round of the $10,000 Memphis open tournament.

The 35-year-old former Army private nailed a birdie three on the 18th hole just when the gal-lery was whispering he was beginning to crack, and brought home a 54-hole total of 203, thirteen under regulation figures. Herman Keiser, the cool, methodical sharp-shooter from Akron, stuck to the leader's heels by matching his 70 for a total of 207. But two of the other big siege guns British Operi Champion Sam Snead and National Open Titlist Lloyd Man-, grum fell far to the rear. Petro-Betz Team Wins Net Opener LOS ANGELES, Kept. 21 Top-seeded Yvon France, and Pauline Betz.

U. S. women' champion, breezed through a 6-2. 7-5, first round victory in mixed doubles today over Felicisimo Ampon, Philippines, and Lela Jan Sengel, Los Angeles, as the 20th annual Pacific Southwest tournament opened at Los Angeles Tennis Club. National Men's Titlist Jack Kra-mer and Mrs.

Jean Nicoll Bostoclt of England teamed to defeat' Bernard Destremeau of Franct and Mrs. Gracyn Kelleher, Santa Monica, 6-4, 6-2, in another straight set triumph. Hope Slim to Avert Chinese Civil War NANKING, Sept. 21 (INS)-Truee negotiators today eyed ports of renewed civil war sctiv. ity in Manchuria with alarm occasioned by the widely-held belief that, little hope exists of stop-ping fighting in the northeast onct it breaks out again.

Sources close to the American mediators said they believe tha present tangled Chinese political threads are now more difficult to tie together than ever during the entire history of negotiations. Claims Total Disability SANTA FE, Sept. 21 (P)Davld M. Donawho filed suit in U. S.

District Court here today on removal from Chaves County District Court against Price's Creameries, Roswell, and the Associated Indemnity Corp. for compensation for total permanent disability allegedly incurred by Donawho Jan. IS in an accident at the dairy, where he was working. Discord Is Costly DETROIT, Sept. 21 (PV Jack Munir, owner of a Chili company, reported to police today that thieves hsd stolen a nestegg he kept hidden in a piano in his home.

DISTINCTIVE STYLIj 1 L4. 4 ft CD 1 1 les Spencer Hankins and Linniel Burnette earh oranhA fnr iha' ball and Burnette wheeled to taket it across from the four yard line. Score Near End Both New Mexico touchdowns came in the fourth quarter, alter the crowd of nearly 10,000 had sat or stood dismally through three periods with the score reading 7-0. Lou Cullen, reserve fullback for the Lobos, eliminated the goosegy when he followed up some brilliant runs by halfback Ben Kelly with a burst of around left end! for the score. However, for the lighter An- zona team of Coach Frank Brick-; ey it was a moral victory, from thp first auarter in which their end, Lee Williams recovered Ben- 40, and their quarterback George Henry heaved a spectacular aer- ial to end Wayne See for a touchdown from the 12, right through to the end.

In that time they messed ud Lobo passes, threw the touted New Mexico ball car- riers for embarassing losses and recovered several fumbles that Stalemated New Mexico advances. William's kick for the conversion was good and the visitors led 7 to 0. Man? Fumble Coach Willis Barnes team settled down to business at that point and held the Axmen hall carriers to almost no gain in the second quarter, during which the ball passed back and forth in mid-field via an amazing number of fumbles and pass interceptions that kept the fans on edge. Two fumbles in succession, both by Bill Geter, were partly made up by the almost heroic leather toting of Fullback Lou Cullan, whose runs Included a 55-yard kick return, an 18-yard gain around right end, a 14-yard lash around left end and an eight-yard plunge through tackle. Three to Hospital Among the dividends of the spirited defense maintained by the Axmen were trips to the hospital for three players.

If the Lobos weren't knocking on Flagstaff's door, they at least were in the front yard several times only to ruin their own chances by slopply ball handling, and lack of downfield blocking. Rugged walls erected by the Lumberjacks to render ineffective ball carrving bv, among others, last year's Lobo stars Don Rumfcy and Rudy Krall. Despite that, the Lobos piled UD ten first downs wnue meir defensive blocking, wnun nave Coach Willies Barnes little room for complaint, held the Lumberjacks to a single first down by rushing. A good share of those were the work of Vince Naglich. Rumlcv rolled for 90 yards, Krr'l for 55 Pnd Cullen for 54.

39-Yard Dash Outstanding among the Rum- Icy gains, was a 39-yard dash in the third quarter. Little Rudy Camunez, the all- state back from unices, starred briefly in that quarter when he threw a shovel pass to Geter, good for 20 yards, after Geter had redeemed himself with a nair of quarterback sneaks for about nine yards. One of the game highlights for Lobo fans came in the third quarter when on fourth down, reserve halfback Ben Kelly dropoped back and let go a pass to reserve quart erbnek La von McDonald who picked it out of the air to rarrv the Lohos from the Flagstaff 38 to the 16. After both touchdown's, guard Lawrence Fellicetti's kicks were blocked. Summary: Flssstatt First Dn'n Buihins in 1 First Downs Passing 3 1 First nouns Penalty 1 1 Total First Don IS I Yards Gained Rushtns J1" Ynrrfs mishlns 22 Net Yards Rushing 3I .10 Passes Aitmpied Passoa Completed A 3 Passes Intercepted 3 4 Net.

Yards trom Passing Ids 107 Schnauzers from Germany. The show, beginning at 1:30 marks the first day of National Dog Week, which runs through Sept. 28, according to Ed Mo Williams, president of New Mexico Cocker Spaniel Club. Two-ring judging by Kenneth Fuller, of Albuquerque, and Alex Scott, of Santa Fe, will determine winners in four age groups and best-of-show winner. No admission will be charged the general public.

International League Finals to Be at Syracuse SYRACUSE, N. Sept. 21 The International League Governors' Cup finals shift to Syracuse tomorrow afternoon with the champion Montreal Royals and the Syracuse Chiefs tied one giime each. Southpaw Mike Schultr. is scheduled to toe the rubber for the Chiefs, who finished second in the regular season.

Manager Clap Hopper of Montreal was un decided on his hurler, but it was expected that Curt Davis, the former major league right hander, would get the nod. Coronado Final Playoffs Today Championship of the Coronado League is at stake today when Alianza 178 and Alianza 37 meet in the finals at Tingley Park. Barelas Community Center and Santa Fe Trailways will play Tor third and fourth places in a game set to start at 1:30 p. m. The championship game will follow this game.

Dallas Rebels Move Into Dixie Series DALLAS. Sent. 21 UPi The Dallas Rebels finished cleaning up the Fort Worth Cats, four games to one, by comin from behind for a 6-3 triumph over the Cats tonight to win the Texas League playoff and enter the Dixie series for the first time in five years. The Rebels now meet the winner of the Southern Association. O'Neill Signs to Guide Tigers for Fifth Season DETROIT, Sept.

21 'Pi Stephen Francis (Steve) O'Neill was signed today to manage Detroit Tigers acain in 1947. Executive Vice-President George Trautman made the announcement and said O'Neill was given a one-year contract in line with the policv of the Detroit Baseball Co. It will be O'Neill's fifth straight sr-asnn. SCR ANTON' WINS PLAYOFF HARTFORD, Sept. 21 The Scranton Miners, Eastern League champions, won the governors' cup today by blanking the Hartford Chiefs, to 0, to take the playoff finals four games to one.

Debut of a pair of Basenjis, first African barkless dogs ever exhibited In New Mexico, is slated at the Sanctioned Match dog show at Highland Park today, according to Mrs. Edward Lewis, of the Rio Grande Kennel Club, owner of the pair. Other rare canines to be shown in the all-breed show include Afghan hounds, whose lineage reputedly dates back to 3000 B. the pure-white Samoye-des, Iran-originated breed; and Baseball Roundup Baseball Result AMEBIC AN lEAOl'E Detroit. at Cleveland 1.

rhlcsao 11. 9: at St Louis. 10. 1 Phllsdelphta at. New York, ppd rsln Boston.

7, Washington, 5. (11 Inn-Ingsi. NATIONAL I.EAOt'E Brooklyn, at Boston, 1. St. Louis.

3. at Chicago, 1. Cincinnati, at Pittsburgh. 3. (13 lnnlngsi N-w York at Philadelphia, ppd rain.

TT.WH I.FAOl'E PLAYOFF Fort Worth. Dallas, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION iFinal playoff) Louisvtlle. Indianapolis, 3. iLoulsvllle leads 3-0t How They Stand NATIONAL LEAOl'E W. L.

Pet 81. Louis Brooklyn 93 54 .6.13 112 77 77 66 55 67 TO 81 RS K4 89 .626 .535 .537 .449 .418 .417 .393 1 14'a 15'i 2'j 31'j 31' 34' a Chicago Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati 61 Pittsburgh 60 New York 58 AMERICAN I.F.AUl'E Boston 100 48 Detroit 94 59 .593 New York 82 65 .558 13 17 28'a 39's 3.1' 35 Washington 71 76 .483 Clilrsgo 70 78 .473 Cleveland 68 82 .446 Luui 63 82 434 Phllsrle'ihls 49 97 .336 49't NATIONAL PFNNANT RACE AT A By Tha Associated Press I. Pel. GB to SI. Louis 91 54 7 Brooklyn 92 55 .626 1 Remaining games: ST.

LOUS Home Cincinnati, 2: Chicago, 3 Total 5 Away Chicago i Total 2. BROOKLYN Home Philadelphia 3. Boston I Total 5. Away Boston 3 Total 3. Today's Pitchers Probable pltehera for Sunday's major league gamea: (Won and lost records In parentheses).

NATIONAL I.EAC.IE Brooklyn at Boston I2i Hlgba (U-71 and Lombardi 12-9 va Bain (19-13 and Waller i3-2i St. Louts at Chicago-Pollet i20-8i va Borowy 110-10) New York at Philadelphia 131 Jones iO-l) and Trlnkle (7-13 va Schani (7-41 and Stanceu 2-4) Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (3i Beggs 110-10) and Blsrkwell is-ltl ts Bahr i8-5. and flewell i7-13l AMERICAN I.F.Atil F. Philadelphia at New York i2i Savage i3-14i and Florea i3-5i vs Bevena (16-3) and Oeitel i5-7i Letrelt at Cleveland ij Nrwhouser '23-8) and Benton 10-71 va Feller (35-13i and Qromek i5-l3) Boston at Washington Ferris 135-6) ts Wolff A 7 1 nr Leonard 19-10) Chicago at St. Louis )3i Paplah i6-4t and Riguev 4-5 1 va Sanford tl-0) and Kramer U3-9.

A Swedish forestry expert developed a respiration process for curing lumber that requires only from 12 to 24 hours. down the Rebels, 20-B, beiore appears largely retake or last record opening game crowd ofjyear's bitter jurisdictional strife 19,600 fans on Lexington's StollOver who builds sets a clash ivived briefly early this summer. Willis Barnes Football Results HIGH SCHOOL Tb Asiaelatal Fraai Saturday: St Marv'n Albuqiiarque', 11 Ai'ae, Santa Fe Indians. 13. II Rl'e.

7. Wink (Texasi, SI, Frldav Silver City JS Duncan lArlm Lovlniton 49 Monument IS. Lu Cruras 31 Alamotnriln I Tueumrarl 2S Melrose 0 Santa Hois Las Vegat I I tie) Clayton 34 Dawson Demlng 13 Anthony 7 Lordiburf 3 Clifton lArii) I COLLEGE By Tha Associated Fran BORDEB CONFERENCE Arliona Stata of Flagstaff, Mexico, 13. Wait Texas Stata Teachera New (Canyon) 14. Texas Tech 2 Hardln-Slmmoni 31, MrMurry, S.

EAST Army. 35: Vtllanova. 0. Illinois, 33: Pittsburgh. 7.

Lehigh. Kings Point, 0. West Virginia, 13; Otterbeln. 7. Davis Elklns, 14; Quantlco Marines, I SOITH Vlrslnla Military.

31; Catawba. 7. William and Mary. 61: Ft. McLellan, Appalachian.

3S. Newberry, IS. Clemson. 39; Presbyterian, d. Tuskepee Institute, 99; Philander Smith College.

0. Friday: New Mexico Highland Pueblo (Cols.) Jr. College 0 Davidson. 74: Erskin. 0.

Richmond. 46: Randolph-Macon, 0. Mississippi. 6: Kentucky, 20 Brevard. 12; East Tenn.

Slate, 31. SOl'THWKST Panhandle A. and M. icjoonweu, uaia i Eastern New Mexico. 0 itlei.

Oklahoma A 40; Denver, t. Texas. 42; Missouri. 0. Texas.

A. 47: North Texas 8tate. 0 Arkansas, 21; Northwest Louisiana State 14. Tulsa. 33: Wichita.

13. Iowa Stale. Colorado 13 Colorado A. and 25, Fort Warren, Wyo 0. Colorado Stat College of Education, 0: Wyoming.

7, MIDWF.ST Cincinnati. 15: Indiana, i. Iowa. 39; North Dakota Slate, Purdue. 13; Miami lOhloi, 7.

Wisconsin, 34; Marqurtta, 0 St. Norhert 64; Steveni Ft. (Wls.l Teachers, 0. Indiana State. 13: Illinois Normal, (.

Dubuque U. 7: Buena Vlata. 0. St. Olaf.

13; River Falls Teachers. MacAlester. 13; Winona Teachers 0 Bradley University, 19; Rlpon College. 13. T.

C. B. ft: Kansas. 0. Loras.

33; South Dakota State, 18 auata'ua Adolphus, 6, Auguatana 'oux Fallal. i tie) Southwestern, Baylor, 31. WfST Brigham Young University, western State, 3. LOUSYILLE NEARS INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 21 The Louisville Colonels were one game away from the Little World Series after defeating the Indi anapolis Indians, 7 to 2, tonight for the third straight victory in the American Assn.

final playoff series. Bslls Lost on Doans 3 Fumbles 8 3 Fumbles Recovered 7 4 Penslties-Totsl Ysrds 38 Punts Attempted 3 11 Averse Oaln Punllnf 31 33 Punts Rlorked 1 1 Klrkoffs Attempted 3 Averaae Oaln KWkoffs 43 58 Srorln Totichdoans: Lohos, Cullen, Burnett; Piaitstsfl. WHIIsms. Conversions: Wllhsms Br Plsremenll. Score by Quartets, t.ohos 9 0 13-13 Flsastsff 7 0 0 fill virtnallv all the remain ne col- leges sei into atnuu nci day with Notre Dame, expected! to challenge Army for the 1946 mythical title, scheduled to op.

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