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SUNDAY MORNING THE SHREVEPORT TIMES OCTOBER 29, 1933 2 FARMERS NEXT ON CENTENARY'S CARD Garrett Gallops 53 Yards for Touchdown as Louisiana Tech Defeats Normal by 6-0 Score COLORFUL GRID AGGREGATION TWENTY 1 BULLDOGS TALLY IN OPENING OF COLLEGE STATION TO COME HERE THIS WEEK-END FOR GAME PERIOD AND THEN FIGHT OFF EVERY DEMON SCORING PUSH Normal Outgalng Tech from Scrimmage, Making 1 2 First Downs to 7 for Bulldogs, But Ruston Eleven Outfights Foe in the Pinches Texas A. and M. 116-Piece Band and Cadets Willi Stage Parade in Shreveport Next Saturday in Honor of Football Game; Will Be Fifth Meeting of Teams By JOE R. CARTER. One of the most colorful of Centenary college's gridiron opponents, the Texas A and M.

Farmers, of College Btation, win De me nexi 100 01 im Gentlemen. The teams will meet at Centenary stadium Saturday and it will mark the fifth engagement between the clubs since the first meeting of the teams at College Station in 1928. Of the four games played the honors are evenly divided with each college holding two victories. Ruston, Oct. 28 (Special).

Louisiana Tech's gallant Bulldogs, smarting from four previous defeats of the season, made the greatest of all comebacks at Tech Field today to out-flght a husky Normal Demon team of Natchitoches. Lois Garrett, Mississippi Flyer, dashed off-tackle and through a broken field for 63 yards In the second period to give the Bulldogs six points. That was the only scoring of the day. Both teams battled frantically through the remaining three quarters with the Bulldogs holding the upper hand most of the way. Captain Jlmmle Davis paced la team to their first victory of the season with a masterful exhibition of punting that drove Normal within the shadows of the goal time and again, Two evenly balanced forward walls staged a line battle that was death to power plays from both backflelds.

Ryoce Johnson and Thad Waters, Tech ends and the big "Ike" Lowery at tackle led the furious onslaughts against The Texas Aggies' band about 118 i Army Smothers ur- LA i Yale, 21 to 0, on Bucklers Passes the Demons with Camp, center, Slgalllon, tackle and Charlervllle, end of TENNESSEE IN RALLY TO WIN OVER FLORIDA (Continued From I'rtredlnf Pane.) foot line. Davis carried the ball over, but Floilda drew a five-yard penalty for offside. Chase then passed over the goal line, but Tennessee was offside and penalized back to the These remarkable pictures, snapped by John B. Oasquet, Shreveport Times' staff photographer, show local and visiting players doing a little fumbling. On the left Is Charlie Casper of T.

C. U. fumbling a forward pass. On the right, Harold "Shorty" Oslln has Just turned loose the ball. Buddy Parker raced Into recoyer the pigskin for Centenary, one-foot line.

McAnaly bucked through the line to score. Florida, with Stark as the hero in TEXAS STEERS Alabama's Crimson Tide Bows (Continued From Prrrrdini Tair.) Buckler faded back on the next play and heaved a touchdown pass to Brown. In the second period, after Injecting one 21-yard pass toJohnson In the midst of a 70-yard drive, the bounding Texan heaved another to him of nine yards that laid the bell on Yale's five-yard lire. Johnson filtered the rest of the way on the same sort of tackle slash that gave him his first unofficial score. After a scoreless third period Buckler went at them In earnest again la the final quarter.

From Yale's 45-yard line he drifted back again, found Grove clear on the 26-yard line and fired him a line drive so neatly the substitute back merely ran the remainder of the way to the goal line. Johnson ran four yards across the Yale goal later In the final quarter at the end of a 65-yard drive but an offside nullified the score. In all Buckler tossed 10 passes and seven of them were completed for a total gain of 148 yards, while the Eli's, as weak offensively In the air as they were defensively, connected with but four tries in 15 for a total of 39 yards. Yale counted 10 first downs to Army's 13 but most of these came near the close of the first and second halves when substitutes filled the Army ranks. The victory was only Army's seventh In 33 games since 1893.

Yale has won 18 and 8 were tied. the line, repulsed the Vols repeatedly in the second and third quarters, staving off at least three scoring threats. The 'Gators were handicapped by the loss of Jack Henderson, star halfback, who was out with Injuries. In number, and 400 students will come to Shreveport Saturday on a special train for the game. A gigantic street parade In which the khaki-clad students of College Station will pass in review of Shreveporters Is planned.

It promises to be the greatest pageant since the last visit of the Aggies, with their fine band, several years ago. The Farmers, coached by Madison Bell, this year represent one of the outstanding teams of the Southwest Conference. They were nominated by sports writers early In the season to be the team to defeat for the championship of their association. In addition to speed, weight and ability they have experience. The battle will mark the fifth ma-por game in a row for Centenary and their fourth engagement with a Southern Conference foa.

They have met Baylor, Texas University and Texas Christian. Tickets for the contest will go on sale early this week and the prediction Is that the seating capacity of the Centenary stadium will be taxed. Louisiana teams this week-end will be battling in Intersectlonal and international games. The Tulane Greenlee Join the southern teams that have been invading the east by going to New York City for a battle with Colgate. Louisiana College Wildcats will be in Mexico City Saturday for battle with the University of Mexico eleven.

Coach Biff Jones' Louisiana State Tigers, who opened their Southeastern Conference race the past weekend, will get off the champion trail Saturday to take on South Carolina at the state capital. Loyola Wolves of New Orleans will be at home this week to Xavler. Louisiana Polytech of Ruston will be engaged in an S. I. A.

A. contest with MUlaaps Majors at Jackson while the Demons of State Normal will take on the Stephen F. Austin Teachers at Natchitoches. The Southwest Conference offers an attractive program that also carries an Intersectlonal atmosphere. The Rice Owls are scheduled to take on Santa Clara In San Francisco.

Southern Methodist and the University of Texas representatives meet in Dallas and Baylor and Texas Christian Frogs go to war at Waco. The Southeastern Conference offers BEAT RICE BY 18 TO 0 COUNT To Fordham by 2 Point Margin Blocked Punts WINOOKA MUST PROVE ABILITY Safety Scored When Ram Lineman Blocks Punt Is (Contlnnrd From Fr-edinx Pare.) line. He plunged off tackle for the score on the next play. All of Texas' efforts at point after Help Loyola to Beat St Louis in Only Marker Made Colorful Battle AS SPRINTER IN NEXT RACE TO CONTINUE AS GATE ATTRACTION touchdown were misplaced. I Kormal outtsanding.

In gains from scrimmage, Normal battered Tech 172 yards to 142 yards and counted 12 first downs to 7 for the Bulldogs. Normal's vaunted aerial attack proved a boomerang today with nearly half of their tries falling Into Tech hands. Thlgpen, great defensive backfleld star for Tech, plucked four Demon tries overhead. Several hundred Normal students and their band Journeyed to Ruston to see the downfall of their grid team. Hyams and Heard carried the brunt of Normal's offense, the former making several lengthy gains at end with Heard teaming with Mahfouz In hitting the line.

Normal took a break in the first quarter and carried the ball in the Tech 20-yard line after recovering fumble In Bulldog grounds. With the ball on Tech's 18-yard line, Normal lost 10 yards with Royce John-eon breaking through to smear the runner and 15 yards more on a fumble. The Bulldogs recovered from this shock and drove the Demons back home on an exchange of punts. In the middle of the second period Davis passed to Garrett and the re-' celver ran 20 yards from his own 40-yard line to the Demons' 20-yard marker. Tech was stopped at the 12-yard point and lost the ball on downs.

Normal punted to Garrett at mldfleld and he was downed. On the first play after the punt, Garrett knifed right guard and tackle, cut to the left behind Interference and galloped down the side lines across the Normal goal line for the memorable score. Davis failed by Inches to convert the point. Normal started strong In the third quarter and made two first downs after receiving. Tech braced but the advantage put the Bulldogs back to their own goal line.

In exchanging punts, Davis brought the Bulldogs out of fire and a quick-kick towards the mid point of the period sent Normal back to their own 10- yard Mne. Hyams did some excellent running from that point and on three tries brought the ball to his own 40-yard line. Into the final quarter, Normal marched on down thi field. A pass was completed for 12 yards and Hyams picked up 23 yards around end to place the ball on Tech'a 28-yard stripe. Held there the Demons passed on last down and the ball went Incompleted Into the lend zone.

Here the Demons had a real break when Davis's punt was blocked and eovered on the Tech 15-yard line. It was the same story, Tech held and a pass on the last down Incomplete gave the ball to the Techmen Late In the fourth Rice started an attack that carried it from its 29 to the Texas 34, but the threat was cut short when Smith recovered Hutzler's fumble. (Continued From rrrmling Past.) left tackle; Montgomery left guard; Krause, center; Beck, right guard; Australian Thoroughbred Must Make Good, for Poor By FOSTER HAILET. (Associated Press Sports Writer.) New York, Oct. 28 (P).

A sturdy Alabama line which twice rose In all its might to throw back an enemy attack in the shadow of Its own goal posts weakened for Just one play In the first period of an inter-sectlonal Bockrath, right tackle; Spehr, right Texas was In a scoring position twice In the final minutes of the period but Its passes failed to get Showing in Ordinary Field Past Week; Goes to Post in Six Furlong Baltimore Handicap Wednesday end; Feldman, quarterback; Rapp, left guard; Howland, right half; Arenz, quarterback. Score by periods: Loyola 2 7 0 716 them over. Score by periods: Rice 0 0 Texas 0 6 0 0 1218 Important title engagements In Florida versus Georgia, Vanderbllt versus Georgia Tech, Alabama versus football battle with Fordham at the Polo Grounds 'today, let a charging Ram lineman through to block a kick and by the narrow margin of two points went down to honorable de St. Louis 0 6 0 0 6 By ORLO ROBERTSON. (Associated Press Sports Writer) New York, Oct.

28 (JP) Wlnooka appears to be through as a gate attrac Scoring: Loyola Touchdowns, Mil Scoring summary: Texas scoring, touchdowns: Baebel (substitute for Hadlock), Jurecka, Hadlock. tion for any match race. feat. ler (sub for Roy); Seeber, point after touchdown, Roy; Beter (sub for Jones) placement; safety, Kane. St.

Ballyhooed as another Phar Lap, the Australian sprint champion must It was one of the few intersectlonal now make his way in overnight affairs, unless he shows a decided reversal of form. Al Mamaux, des posed manager of the Newark club of the International league, Is heading a syndicate which 1 plans to buy the Albany franchise) now owned by Joe Cambria of arguments the mighty Crimson tide of the south had lost In the last few partlsons If the cheers were any lndl The five-year-old son of Windbag, which could not even beat a $4,000 cation, saw the game under perfect yeare and that Includes three appear Louis Touchdown, Kane (sub for Howland). Officials Ramp (Cincinnati), referee; Schommer (Chicago), umpire; Reilly (Georgetown) head linesman; Henry (Kenyon), field Judge. weather conditions. ances In the Rose Bowl games the claiming horse in his Eastern debut.

Is engaged for the six furlongs of the Baltimore handicap at the opening of Plmllco, Wednesday, In which last defeat being at the hands of Wis he will meet much better horses than he opposed in the challenger handicap. consin In 1929. If he runs a good race then, he may be kept in this country for a few more races, but another performance, such as last Wednesday, and the Australian It was a bruising battle of two great lines which, fought each other up and down the scarred turf for 60 bitter minutes of fine football. With will accompany Trainer Michael Poison back to the Antipodes, where he swept all before him in spring races, establishing the Australian record of 1:35 4-5 for one mile. With the exception of A.

C. Bost- Texas Aggies in to 7 Win Over Baylor Eleven whatever advantage there was going to the men of Fordham who punched out five first downs to three for the LA. COLLEGE wick's Mate, the winner, there was not a high-class horse opposing Wlnooka In his first eastern start. Gold Invaders and stopped the Crimson at' tack whenever It threatened the Ram step, second In the race and a con DEFEATED BY goal line. sistent but not brilliant sprinter, was claimed for 3,000 last year by Shel NOT EVERY MAN WEARS A HICKEY-FREEMAN SUIT BUT IT'S MIGHTY EASY TO TELL THOSE WHO DOI i yi TEACHERS, 21-6 Fordham had threatened all through the first period until the score, Alabama once stopping them on the one-yard line, Inches short of a first down.

The Ram was soon back knocking at the door but the Alabama (Continued From Preceding Fare.) (Contlnnrd from Trerfdlns l'0 yards and a touchdown. Domingue kicked goal to give the Aggies a 7 to 0 lead at the half. A fluke play gave the Aggies their second touchdown In the third period. The Bears had the ball on their 18-yard line. On the first down, Baylor backs failed to handle the pass from center.

It sailed through them to their four-yard line, for the score. Mason booted the fans breathed a sigh of relief as on their own 8-yard stripe. Davis don H. Fairbanks. Lee Rosenberg's Kerry Patch is an In and outer, relying chiefly on his reputation gained in winning the 1932 Belmont Futurity, while A.

L. Aste's Character has been running In M.000 claiming races. Mate was entered mainly to get In condition for the more Important and richer fall stakes. Poison had no excuses to offer for his charge's failure. "It was a fairly run race," said the Quarterback Frank Moseley Inter cepted a pass from Captain Ed Dan point.

The Teachers manufactured first downs to the Cats' six. 10 booted the ball down the field and Waters covered a fumble by the safety on Normal's 40-yard line. From owskl of Fordham on his own two-yard line. "Dixie" Howell, a great punter all afternoon, dropped back Teachers Louisiana Shields Tudor where three Aggie pounced on the ball. Couser plunged four times and Left End behind his own goal line to kick the ball out of the danger zone.

The pass came back to him per then on It was Tech's game, Thlgpen Intercepted a pass later on Normal's 40-yard marker and took It to the Demons' 28-yard line. Garrett and 8. Johnson carried the pigskin to the Demons" 10-yard line but the vuitnr held. An attempt for a Phillips Miller Left Tackle Australian trainer. "However, I know on the fourth carried It across, Couser place kicked goal.

The Bears made their lone touch Harris Bass fectly but the big. Maroon-clad line went swarming through and as Ho Left Guard Wlnooka can do much better. He was short on racing condition." Had Wlnooka won or even given a down In the fourth period. After a well's toe met the ball Amerlno Achee Bessonett field goal at that point was blocked long exchange of punts Petty broke Center and the Demons recovered on their Sarno, big Fordham tackle, leaped high in the air to knock it down. Klsner Ogden own 30-yard line, Normal started good account or himself, there was plenty of gold ahead of htm despite through and nailed Couser for a loss on the fourth down when Couser fumbled a pass from center on a Howell won the race to the ball and Rlgh Guard the fact Rufe Naylor, his manager, passing and had the ball on Tech's 40-yard line when Interference was Loper Hale downed It for a safety behind the end zone and two points for Fordham.

punt formation. It gave the Bears refused to run the colt against C. V. Right Tackle Whitney's Equipoise for 5,000. Whit That, It proved, was all they needed Herring Barron the ball on the Aggies 12-yard line.

Jack Pearce dropped back to pnss, They have a youthful look of pep and vigor of smart, alert up-to-dateness that only the finest fabrics and the most expert hand tailoring can achieve. What's more, they enjoy perfect comfort. Their clothes fit flawlessly; snugly smart, yet ready to with every body movement. ney refused to race when Naylor Right End ruled but Brooks Intercepted a Demon pass on the last play of the game. Th lineup: Tech Posit Ion Normal but was rushed.

He reversed his field held out for Jones Carrier The United Hunts, at which the Alabama came raging back from that heart-breaking play to keep the ball In Fordham territory through most of the second and third periods but they could not muster a scoring Quarterback proposed Wlnooka-Equlpolso race was May Rush Colvln. J. Lambre and galloped the 12 yards for a touchdown. Stringer kicked goal. After this the Bears opened with a sensational passing attack that swept them to the Aggies' 24-yard line as to be held, had hoped to match the Halfback Left End Australian and George D.

Wldener's punch and the end of the game saw Allen Zachary Bhort Galllon Halfback Left Tackle the game ended. The line-ups: Jameston, best of the American sprinters. In a feature race at Belmont Park, Nov. 7, other plans also them In another desperate stand on their own six-yard line with Fordham holding the ball, fourth down and Jordan Newton niin. C.

Ward Bavlnr Texas A. and M. Legt Guard Petty Murray goal to go. Brooke Camp were being made to keep the foreigner here for several races during the Florida winter meetings. Left End An Injury to Ersklne early In the game, undoubtedly slowed down the Weathers Godwin Center Daniels Wimberly Rlgh Guard Left Tackle Alabama attack but It appeared Clem Breedlove doubtful that even Walker could have Lowtey Porter The Balimore handicap, in which both Wtnooka and Jamestown are expected to sttart, and the $25,000 La- Left Guard punctured the great defense Fordham showed all afternoon.

Weatherby Stach Boucher tonla championship, Nov. 4, top next Center Norton J. Crow Neither team showed any forward passing attack, Alabama trying eight with only one completed while Fordham made two good In five attempts. Right Guard Mahfouz Maxwell Right Tackle Brewer Right End Johns, 8. Quarterback JThigpen Left Halfback Oarrett Right Halfback Clark Ullrich Right Tackle $50 Twice a bounding punt was Inadvertently touched by an Alabama back and recovered by Fordham deep Hyams in the Tide a territory but the Crim Heard Davis With the whole world hastening to "return to quality," remember this: We don't have to "return to quality" because we never left it.

fullback. Fullback Score by quarters: Mississippi 0 14 7 021 Louisiana 0 0 0 0 6 Scoring touchdowns: Mississippi Mason (sub for May), Taconi (sub for Jones), Herring (pass from Mason). Louisiana Rush. Points after touchdown: Mississippi Mason (end run). Mason (place kick), Brown (pass from Mason).

Officials: 8tahl (L. 8. referee; Albright (Texas, umpire; Whelan (Boston), head linesman; Dezen-dorf (Georgia), field Judge. Mississippi College Plays 'Nooga to Tie Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. 28 (p).

The Chattanooga and Mississippi college grid machine battled to a score-lesa tie here today as the Moccasins opened their Dixie conference season against the loop leaders. The Choctaw lnvadera completely dominated the first half, bogging down on four fine scoring chances, twice when field goal by Captain Hltt failed. In the second half, however, the Moccasins Just a completely held the edge, missing victory as two fourth period drives were stopped within the four-yard line. Touchdowns Garrett son recovered three Fordham fumbles, two of them far down the field for their only real scoring threats, and the day was even so far as "breaks" were concerned. Tech 40 yards.

Normal 30 week's national racing program. Following Saturday's renewal, the championship, last of the year's rich stakes, will be discontinued. At least five of the year's leading 3-year-olds, now campaigning in the east, are slated to make the trip to Latonla for the one and three-quarter miles Journey. The winner is expected to come from the group, which includes E. R.

Bradley's Broker's Tip, winner of the Kentucky Derby, and Barn Swallow, outstanding filly of her Mrs. Dodge Sloan's Caesars Ghost, W. 8. Kilmer's Sun Archer and W. R.

Coe's Pomposity. Sun Archer rates the highest of the group on the basis of his good second to War Glory In the Maryland handicap at Laurel a week ago. Penaltlei yards. Officials: Boughart (Mississippi The play for the most part was James Robertson Right End Stringer Klmbrough Left Halfback Pearce Barfleld Right Halfback Thornton Couser Quarterback Buchanan Gregory Fullback Score by periods: Baylor 0 0 0 7 7 A. and 0 7 7 014 Baylor scoring: Touchdown Pearce.

Point after touchdown Stringer. A. and M. scoring: Touchdown Reid, Couser. Point after touchdown Domingue, Couser, 3(8flP hard but clean, only one Incident causing any flare up of tempers.

Ralph Gandy, Bama end, appeared to think a Fordham player Jumped on Howell unnecessarily after the latter had downed the aafety and went to hia team-mate's aid with his fists flying. Other players interfered, however, and Gandy was taken cut of the game by Coach Frank Thomas to cool off. College), referee; Huff umpire; Crow (Mississippi A. and M). field Judge; Rush (Henderson-Brown), head lineman.

The Bronx A. C. of New York Is the fourth member of the Trt-State Ice Hockey league, an amateur organization, thla season. The holdover teams are AUantlo City Bea Gulls, Hershey, Pa, Bars, and Baltimore Orioles. Two more teams may be placed In Philadelphia and New Haven.

SHREVEPORTS LEADING STORE for MEN, BOYS and GIRLS Tale's hockey team will make a Canadian trip In December, playing Mc-Glll at Montreal and Toronto In Toronto. The Holy Cross line, averaging 200 pounds, is one of the heaviest and fastest In the east. A capacity crowd of approximately 60,000 person, most of them Alabama.