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YOUR MORNING NEWSPAPER TWENTY I UK MiKKVM'WKi llUfc, PHKfcf arumi iunfu PITT DEFEATS BIG SIX CHAMPIONS CENTENAKYJUCE Purdue Extends 1 High School Football left tackl. tn OerWs' 11. He wna downed by May. Hruniley went through canter for a. first down on the (lenla' 11-yard line, stopped by McCreary, first and in.

Weems passes to Zimmerman In the left end May nulled him down on his four-yard line. First and goal tn go, Tims out for Uenta. Drown goea In lor STEERS SPOIL OPENING GAME "FORHOOSIERS South Louisiana Team Defeated in Mississippi Horned Frogs Win From Porkers in Southwest Game CHRISTHAN IS i HERO OF LOSS 1 BY MISSOURI Panthers Too Hot io Handle on Rebound From First Game Defeat Bagley, Gillespie Team to Score 20 to 9 Victory Over Arkansas Fort Worth. Oct. 5 (TP).

Woe Dean Bngley and Kyle Gillespie, the Texas Christian teams to a 20-0 rout of the rapidly reviving ghost of other great Christian teams to a 20-0 routs of the University or Arkansas In the South west conference opener here today. Vastly underrated by the pre-sea-son gucssers, the Christian team that last week humbled Centenary, 41-8 snubbed the odds today and twice drove Into a vicious, southerly wind to score on uninterrupted marches of 78 and 60 yards, winding up both with spectacular passing plays. But the Christians weren't too de pendent upon their famed aerial an tics, tossing only nine. Six of tnose, however, were completed, and three of them went for touchdowns on heaves of 45, 18 and 17 yards. The lineups: TCU C.

le; ralmcr, 11: Craw, fnrd. Is; Alexander, Sherrod. in; Ailami. rti Roach, re; Rngley. ub; N.

Sparks, lh; Ware, rh: Krlng, fb. Arkanea KriebcrK'T, le; eerier, It; Tatc. Ik; Calo. Sinilnston. re; Conta, rt; H.

Hickey. re; Clalone, qli; McDaniel, lh; Nrhmult, rh: Knrie. fb. Score by period! Arkaneaa a Tex. Chri.tlan I a Tevaa Christian Scorins Mnarlii Itinft frnm llllRntc): Hnclev p.

from Krlng); Bierman (pas frnm Hagiev). I'nlnm fi touchdowns, Itnarh (from placement), P-BBf umpire. Moon. Nebraska; head linesman, K. I lyer, lilce; field judge, Haskina, Ok- By BERNARD J.

NILLF.S t'nlted Tress Staff Corrwpondcnt Pitt Stadium, Pittsburgh, Oct. 5 (U.R)Pul Christman forward passed hla heart out on the football field today but to no avail because the University of Pittsburgh Panthers countered with a strong running attack to outscore the Missouri Tigers, 19 to 13, before 26,000 fans. The Panthers, coming back from a beating at the hand of Ohio State last week, sent play after plar through the Missouri line to score three touchdowns, Missouri, champions of the Big Six conference last year, scored twice after Chrlstman's long, accurate throw poshed Pitt back to 1U goal line. The Panthers' running attack was food for 15 first downs and 262 yards. ChrLstman threw 29 passes, long and short, of which were completed for a total gain of 210 yards.

Four were Intercepted. ciuox aix Chicago, Oct. 5 iff')- On three con-necutlve singles after two were out In the ninth, the White Sox edged out the Cubs, 3 to 2. tonight In the fifth game of the Chicago City series before 87.383 fans In Comiskey park. The victory gave the Sox a three to two advantage In the series.

ta kick iw rn. rk, the up runs over but otfl-Brumley play it ice 1. ilnhnnn in at center t.fntrnaryWeema If cks to Uarnea nn J() Jnfl hB un, ck to hm Barnej. picks up two rmht tackle. ae-I pBh, rinrnes fakes I ond ana Murphy which fella lZvf off 'fv yarda to own 20.

Bamea ki to I ru and he ran the 4a lilay called back and lli for holding. Ball on llice ia. penallMdia pothered hyMur- penallMd 16 tor no.u.,,.. nst one yarn, (Continued From first 8 ports l'ae.) period, On both occasions the try for extra point failed. The Hornets excelled In every department of play.

Besides scoring twice they kept Cotton Valley deep in their own territory most of the way. The visitors could get no farther than the Hornets' line. Besides Leonard in the backfleld Maxwell at fullback also played a fine game. In the line for the winners it was the work of Baslnger, Maynor, Maus and Atkins that stood out. Coyle played brilliantly for Cotton Valley.

Score by periods: Cotton Valley 0 0 0 0 0 Surepta 6 0 0 612 1.0 (J VIEW Longvlew, Texas, Oct. 5 (Special). Dreams of 1937, when the Lobos an nexed the state crown, were revived here Friday as the Longvlew Loboes trimmed the Port Arthur Yellow Jackets 20 to 13 before a crowd ot 5,000. It was their third straight win, having previously trounced Beaumont high and North Side of Dallas. Captain Don Fambrough, 185-pound hall back, made all of the Longvlew scores, one In the first, one In the third and another In the fourth.

He kicked for extra point in third and fourth quarters. His second touchdown came after two mnutes of play in the third period, when he ran through the entire Port Arthur team for 41 yards. His performance tonight established him as en all-state back. I1AYNLSVII.I.E Haynesvllle, Oct, 5' (Special). Scoring almost at will, the Haynes vllle Golden Tornado hurdled another obstacle in their path toward a perfect season, trouncing the Magnolia (Ark.) high school Bears 65-0 on the local's field Friday night.

Playing without the services of their star ball totcr, Raymond Peace, who sustained a broken hand In the Hope (Ark.) game last week and is probably lost to the Tornado for the remainder of the season, the Black and Gold uncorked a versatile attack to push over nine touchdowns. Joseph Crump, halfback, was the leading ground-gainer, chalking up four touchdowns. E. Stonecipher scored on a short plunge in the first period. A pass from Stonecipher to J.

C. Claunch was good for 20 yards and a score In the first quarter. Stonecipher aerlalcd a touchdown pass to Ed Womack In the second session. Maurice Odom and Ed Claunch closed the scoring for the night, crossing the final stripe on 10 and 15-yard off-tackle sprints, respectively, In the final period. H.

Jones converted for one point after touchdown. Score by quarters: Magnolia 0 0 0 0 0 Haynesvllle 19 18 6 1255 LAKE CHARM'S Lake Charles, Oct. 5 M1). The Lake Charles Wildcats, strong claim ant for the Louisiana class "AA" football championship, continued their display of might Friday with a 20-0 victory over Baton Rouge's Istrouma high. Alvln Dark's running and passing, coupled with Lon Tyndal's line smashing, brought touchdowns In the first, third and fourth periods.

Lake Charles also has defeated Bolton and Byrd la the class "AA" league. RtSTOX Ruston, Oct. 5 (Special). Ar cadia's scrappy class Hornets held Huston's strong class Boar-cats to a 6-6 tie here Thv sday night and were threatening, to score again as the final gun was fired. Fumbles were costly to both teams.

Neither team could click during the first half and frequent fumbles kept both the players and the crowd Jittery. Near the end of the third quarter, Ruston's Ben Lann kicked to Cap tain Revls Youngblood on the Arcadia 10. The ball slipped through oungblood's fingers and Robert Rimes recovered for Ruston on the six-yard stripe. Two successive plays took the ball to the Hornets' one- yard line where It rested as the quarter ended. STANFORD OPENS SEASON WITH WIN OVER OREGON, 13-0 Stanford University, Oct.

5 (U.R). Stanford's rejuvenated football team opened Its Pacific Coast conference season with a 13-0 victory over University of Oregon. Opening up a daring, fast-breaking attack in the first half, Stanford ran over a touchdown In each of the first two periods and spent the rest of the game playing defensively. For the first five minutes Oregon dominated the game, Starting from their 45, the Wcbfcet rolled to the Stanford nine, where Halfback Buck Berry fumbled and Gallarnenu recovered for Stanford. That was high tide for Oregon, (Continueil From I'lrat Nport Paw.) at center, names threw a long t'ss ti Incomplete, and the ball wen over lo lllra on (ho HO.yard line.

Hire Weem. kick to Barnes on hi it: ....1 uant ftllt bounds there. Wllklno over right tackle gitins nn yard, tackled by Onfurth. Uenls penalised five yarda foe off-sides. Barnes on reverse plcka up a yard.

Harnes i.u..i. 'Imranrniiin bound there. WTIklno over riltht tackle lit, nil, i i in nun's i Intercepted and was downed on JT-yard Ine. W.fmi around end to (lenta' Mna. eema "fl Jackson recover, for Gents on their "Mn a- a a In MnV I rnininr nlcelv and May runs around left end un lo ilia (ients i.

Bnrne on a lateral to Mnv lost four yards, tha ball on the Uenls' 4.1. Second and 14. Barnes pusses lo Crawford. Incomplete. Third and 14 lo go.

Ilarnea kick, out of bounda on Ihe lllca 8U. Wee I'ric. on a anlnner play pick, up two through center, lirumley lateral; to Kills, who skirts left end for a first down nn tienta' 46-yard line. Time nut for Itlce. First and 10 for Itlca on the Genla' 4S.

lirumley tries right end out foils to gain, secunn ano io. on a fill spin goes over right nd for a first down on the (ients' 1. Rlee Keel replaces Weem. for Rice. Rruinley took the ball and mart, a first down on the dentil' 15.

Klra Itrumley ph'ka up vs yards mm i makes STO ipi'O i about a yard through ce'iler, stopped by the enure line. r.uis lunimr. -over sas the quarter ends. Murphy re covered tienta' ball. Oenta kicked out io Brumlow on tnelr own da-yaia nm, Secoijd Quarter Rlre Keel shot a bullet pass to Tip ton Incomp e.

Keel wenr inruusu i lo lients- 35. Keel was smeared fr no gain at left tackle. Bl 'en'" Third and three. Keel punla ou ih uenis' Hi and tha ban in uuuini" goes over lo hie (ients I enlennry nuneiiuim. I for It re.

names im i and slopped by the whole Iff Unrnes nil ceiucr iur lo. Uarne. quick-kick. ine mce y. vard toaa oy Whitlow May la nauen non (or incompleie.

Sloan. Rice. Barnea throws a nigh pass, in tended for May. incomplete. Bol on the line.

name, klcka out of bounda on 'the llice Hire Keel gets loose and rain ihe ball to hla Cent. Kice- 'v replace. Wilkin, for ine Oenta? Centenary penalized yard. miking Keel trlea center but Ian. in "'Weema fumbles atid recover, on "he Gents' S4.

Brumley mage a ard hraugh center. Keel passe, lo Trltchard tn the Cent. 12. lute, wnere us lhe complete lo the Cejita' 12. Rice-Brumley through center pick, up a yard.

Both on-siu called back. Keel goes through IM de and play Keel' nr." center 01 ine ime dents' nine. Keel get. about half a ynr it left tackle, iveei pw. line tn ITitchard for touchdown.

Score e. (i. Vestal kick mr extra point 1. good. Score: Rlc.

Cen- wick, tn May on th. Gents' 20, who rei.irns to hls 3.1. lients r.arnes gnve ho is at the line of scrlmmake tor no gain. Barnea throw, ft neomplele, intenoeu it io Itica'a 35 to Keel, who gel. tha right end cut.

hack and gets up to his 4... Barnes nun. iw ght enn io nice fien.s penallied five yard, for excsslve tlm. out. crKeel nn a cui-naca inn liens Jl.

lander plowed through for about thre. urH K.el through left lacgt. ioor hall to the Gents' 21. tackled by fall in lander tnrotign cemr opped by ann. McDougal falls incomplete.

Keel up snother yard through the line. rthi side of th. line for a Tst down on the Gents' 10. re McDougal ians i Vducla. and 10.

Zander Pick. nne vard. stoppeit ny Cents' Itl. Keel's pass Intended for M(- Mi.ugn waa Incomplete, the end son. wa abort.

Th. ball goes over on down to the Genu on their own 13. llice sends in an enurs nm Barnes 'kicks and the ball Is blocked Itlce. Ball goea out nis' 4-yard line, recovered by Mav of the Gents. Falih kicked nut or iwmnos dents' 41.

Baldwin goea In at center fur tha Gents. Brumley on a stun picks up two yards through center. Second and HI. Weems atarta around left end. cuts back through center and picks up a hair yard where he I.

oowneii and Weem. handed the bell to Brumlev who passed to Zander Inwrnplete Weem. Kicked out u.mii..." J-yard line and It's Gent Centenary May Kicks to f-m. k. krinpi tt un to the Oenl.

llice Rice penalized 5' J.r much time out. Ball on umi fl' to Weema who takea ine o. 11 io 25. first down and Weema irtea snd fumbled ana Aiiums iu. i.

la May who massed to May who ran the bail to nice Cenlenary first ana ib. right end to Rice 40. Barnea pass io pas. intended for May Incomplete. Barnes hack, pasaod and waa Intercepted by Weems.

eems pgssen im Second and 10 for Rice. Ia.s to Everett wa fumbled but he recove red on the Rice 4fi. to 1.11 fell Oent. Penalised 15 yard, for unne.ics.ary roughness, ball or r.t. Weema faked a Pss and 't through enter to the Genta' 87, by Mui- PhRlce Weem.

passed to Kill, on the Onutive-y-rd line snd he over mm. there fur a touchdown, Ill Gents n. Weema kick for the exit a r. Score Illce U. Genta Ilnimlny kicked to Gents' 20-yni; line.

tan the ball back in hla own Jt. lis ball ihere as the half ended, score llice 13, Genia 0. Third Quarter ti in Johnson In- entetiar.v i.n i complete, second and 1. Hall on Gen 32. Barnes made a bullet pasa to Mur-phv on his He was stopped In his tracks by Weema.

tiarncs tv-ni. left tackle to the (ients i.i tor down. A pass. Barne. to John.on.

falls incomplete. Hall on Gents' 43. in was Inter cepted by Weems In mldfield and ran it frnm there tor a ioucnoun i left end. Score. Rice JV Oenta 0.

Brumlow'a kick la low. S'-ore. Illce I'a, Genla 0. Weema kick, over the goal line for an automatic touchhack nd It' the Gents' ball on their 2U, first and ID. Centenary Barnes' pasa to Johninn was Incomplete.

Itarnes ki. ks to Price on hia tn-yard line and he waa run out of bounds on the Gents' 40, Brumley handed the ball In l'rlce and he tried to skirt left end, but fHlls In gain, Moth tenuis off t'Afm an he tilnv la called hack. Weema passed lo Tiplnn who ran It to the Si. i.pimi psssen to iTice on nen.e hv Camphell. Weems went through Weems passed to Prlc on Cent.

2R unmipy left lackla to the I falls to gain at left tackle, nice is penalized five yards for off-aldca. aM on llice 4 J. Keel makes a yard through right tackle Hcarne stops him Keel kicks out of hounds on entenary Wondey for Zlmiwra'" for Barnes starts around right end hen cuV, back, but I. unabl. jet l-t the line or scrimmage.

May for long gain. Mv bounds on Hice Us first 10. 0 iifts Barnes is smeared for a four vard loss by McDougal, Barnes' passlo a a a 2 lirumley picked un a (yard and ahir over left tackle, Slopped by Johnaon. May Wa, hurt on the play. Ha waa ra- Weema plcka up a l.

nun yarn in me earner oi wis tine. Brumley around right end picks up about hf t), lne nn haf Kour(h faratouch. down. Ontenary Barnea kicked McDougal nn his 10-yard line. He ran It back to hla SB where he waa hit by Hardcaatle.

Weema fumbled and ball went out of hounds on Rica 8: Keel recovered for Hire. Keel hack, ha fakes a pasa and goea around left end for no gain, stopped by Murphy. Keel kick to flarnea on Idea 49. Barnes fumhlea and (iullllan recovered for Mice on their own 37. Time nut, Rice.

Hire Trlach In for Sloan for Klce. I iu. U.il TA.m rvirf-i uimiin mw imu 1,1 f.nnum up 3 yarda and la stopped by Hcarne, third and seven, Keel picks up two more, alopped hv Hardcaatle. McDougal goea around left end for a first down on the 60-yard stripe, m.l.u att sioimico uy 1 1 II, rvrri, tnckle la stopped by Wllklns and Hearna I. Tll 1.1 AT.

V.nil., ror live iikii dii vioiiib through center for a flrat down tn Oenta 3a. Mtonpen oy MHy. nrei suu ui r.iia in niln .1 renter. mrr i.nnm-i inn. i atnniied by Hearna and May.

Ball on (ients' J7. Kiel's paaa to McDougal waa goon ror firat down on uenta' 23. iciinuKi makes yard at left end. atopped ny Hcarne. Time out Cents, seconu nmi nine.

Play reaumed Zander on a fake run at right, cuts back through center to tha lients 10-yard Una tor a firat Zander makes three through cen ter on a half spin. On ine ptay en. nenalljed five yarns, ou mr. (lenla' 6. Keel through lacaie en a' 1-yard line.

Stopped by line. Zander fai get over. Han tree center oui mii on th. 1-foot line. Keel plumed over lh.

fr.r nhV: Time out Cents. MoCreary neo gain at tenter. ouga, a merman was inciiiiic- nnt' there. Fourth Uuarler Rice'. llall-Weem.

hi tna i Hn(, uen(i' ball on their one- ard mhjf kick, to th. Oenta Dlxon went for two yird Slopped end eight. Price Rice'. nnll-Weem, hit the line for Lawleaa. Second and eight, by Law ies t.y made one over UUW.

p. "ten Ire, Jell pas. to Price was good for a on tha Gents' 17. Johnson knocked him out of bound there. Dickson made about four yards around left end.

Dickson at tempted to PIUS bUt was emem un- inat four nlckson'a pass ainirtiRiiii Intended for Brice waa Incomplete. Ball on Gents' 17. It. the fourth and 11 to go. r.i.i lh mat In.

to ll KI.UII Tresch wa. Incompleta and the ball goe. over on down, io in. uiu own 20. Centenary Flr.t and 10.

Mamny maor iruin cenier. Ralley made two through center. Stopped by Trice. Haml a beautiful lnttoPr c. on 30 and he ran It back to hi.

4J-yrd line where he wa nanea -V" out for Rice. Klin replaced Prlc. for HlV. Dickson on a cut back through Tan nailed herVi'cond Dick- cut through right tackle but could not find hole; no gain. He wa.

by A Mum. Ha.sett went thrnugn nam mini. (Jcnia- Stopped ny niny. Ural anu around right tackle. Plcka un on.

yard. Second and nine. Gl.saie pick, up about yard through center. Hall on Gents Third and seven. Dickson passes to Kill, for IK yards.

If. firat and 10 on th" Gents' L'0. Rice Dickson went afound left end for five yards. Slopped by Johnson nn the 17. Dickson Inst two yards when smeared by l'fau.

Dickon around right end waa railed by Lawless on the Genta' 19. Time out for Rice. Dickson waa hurt on the play. It's the fourth and eight. Qulllian and Dwelle went In for llice.

l'lav resumed. Glassie fumbled but recovered and hall went over to the Genta' on their 51. Centenary Ratley made about one yard through cenier. Stopped by Moore. Railey went through center for a It'a third and six.

llamhy kicked to Kllla on his and wa. knocked down by Coleman. Rlce'a ball on their St. Klce Glasaie on a spinner Klce ulasaie on a spinner waa atop- second and two. Dwelle.

on a cut back. Lawless mad. a first down on his 47-vard line. when hit by Baldwin rt'. ih ihirH v.t.

r.111. carriea in. oatt to tlic. through tackle. He was by Pyle and McCracklln.

The bail la an the Rice u-mu line, jnns aciius III lirw irnill at this point, Rice was penalized five yards for exceaalve time out. McCreary, Murphy and Crawford went In for the Klce Keel', pasa to Prltchard was Incomplete. It's the fourth and 11. Keel Irtikbl t. t.k...

L. auniivu nun nis ano ne ran it oacx to nil 43-yard line. Mart-man knocked him out of bounds ih.r.. Tim. out for Rice.

Centenary Tavlnr's mh Ia rr. Intercepted by Keel. He ran II -inm una. i.bi first anH In 1... Klce Keel's pass Io McDougal was short but Ihe Gent, were yards for mushing, and if.

hall McDougal failed at i ir-oi-'O II, Starting lineup; Centenary p0s. Teel Rlre Zimmerman IWt End i.ft aTc'k'li" Left Guard Center Right Guard Right Tackle" night'Knd'" Quarter Pack Half Hack" 'night' Half' Back Jack. Crawford Campbell Hartmin Ooforth Whltlo Hardcaatle McCrary Murphy Lawless May Barnea Wllklns i Baiwett Heard Garrett Everett Weema Trice Brumley uiiniica Official. flaM lii.li,. Iltnn Tlnff VI 1 head linesman, Karl Dswault (Texas); Ma xey Hart, Te iiHrr.v ines i.uissouri umpire CORPDRATIDN CORPORATION a touchdown, Score Illce 13.

ii. -t- Mir inrunn. irri n.ounu rignt enn was nailed 'V I. vie on the ficnts' seven-yard line Iveel wits smcHred by McCreary nn Ihe Gents 13-yard line. Keel', paw Intended for DetVoo.lv wit Incomplete as the gun ending the game.

Score, Rice la. Gentlemen fl, Ohio State, But Loses on Kick Field Goal Near Close of Contest Gives Bucks -17 to 14 Win Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 8 (U.R), Charley Maag, giant Ohio State tackle, sent a placeklck between th goal posts with 19, seconds to play today to' give Ohio State a 17-1 triumph qver the courageous Purdue Boilermakers before personal Coming from behind In the second half, the revamped Purdue eleven tied the acore. Coach Francis Schmidt of Ohio State ent his regulars bacH Into the game and Maag scored the winning three j- lnts. The Boilermakers were able to register only two firs, downs In the first half but what Coach Mal Elward told them between halves sent thnlV to a touchdown Just after the tbJri period began.

The game was tied midway In the fourth period when Bill Bufflngton, reservR Purdue back, cut through the Ohio State line from the three-yard mark and rolled sideways for a touchdown. Hal Shumakr, another stltute, kicked the point after touchdown which tied the score at 14-14. After the second Purdue touch-down today, the Buckeyes roused themselves with Halfback Dick Fisher leading the way. Flaher took a punt on his own 45 and raced 22 yard-before he waa brought down. Tom Klnkado helped take the ball to the 12 before the Ohio State machine stalled.

Then Maag dropped back for his game-winning boot. The game looked like a rout at the opening. The first time the Buckeyes grabbed the ball they marched 65 yards In eight plays for a touchdown with Fisher going the final three yards for the score. Don Scott converted the extra point. Purdue's resistance became more stubborn and the Buckeyes had to wait until the half was almost over for their second touchdown.

It camej on a 72-yard drive that ended with I Langhurst slashing from the eight-yard line In two plays to score. Scott again converted. The spirited Boilermakers, outweighed by Ohio State, got their passing attack In working order early In the third period. On the 77-yard march for their first ouchdown, Calvin tossed a long spiral to all-American Dave Rankin for 26 yards. George Petty, 200-pound fullback finally smashed his way to the one-foot line and on the next play Jumped over the line for the Initial Purdue touchdown.

Galvln converted. Ohio State made 15 first downe and Purdue 10, eight of which came In the second half. The lineup: Ohio Stnte Anderson, le: D.nlell, It I Rrurkner. White, Noslier, rg: Mung, rl: Iterehherger, re; Scott, Fisher, Ihl KlnkHde. rh: J.nnghttritt (C) f.

I'urdue Rankin (I'l le; Motile, It: Mil. ler, 1: Axton, Wlnhe. rir; Timper. man. rt; re: Kerwy, Galvln.

lh: Hyelene, rh: Petty, f. fore tiy 7 1 J1T 0 0 7 7-l fisher. Unghur.t. But- i rnlm" f'l'-hdown: Ma lvin. Shcum.cher.

Field t0U IOWA STATE BEATS KANSAS Ames, Iowa. Oct. 5 (U.R). Big Hanlt Wilder, a fleet footed ruliwir changed his mind several times thia rail before decldlne to an ntir. in.

football, sparked Iowa State to a 7 to victory over Kansas unlveraltv today In the first Big Six conferenc. game of the season fn hntv, Iowa State was slueelsh and in. effective In Its attack until Wilder ana Koyai Lohry, a sophomore, came into the game late In the first period. On the first play, Wilder raced through tackle from his own 46-yard line to the Kansas 40. Paul DRrllng, cyclone left halfback, ripped off an eight-yard gain around rleht end, and then Wilder swept left end lor io more yards to the Kansas 22.

Big Hank took charge again and smashed through right tackle to the eight-yard line, Darling picked up three yards and Kansas was penalized to Its one yard mark from where Lohry went over for the touchdown standing up. Darling place-kicked the extra point, I'EXN STATE WINS State College, Oct. 5 (p). Penn State's Nlttany Lions, beaten only once In 1939, opened their 1940 season today bv defeating a stubborn Bucknell eleven, 9 to 0. A forward pass, Bill Smaltz to Lea' Krouse In the second period, and an automatic safety in the last quarter accounted for the Penn State scores.

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FOOT MEDICINE BOTTLE N0WH50 m3 CONTAINS 6 TIMtS AS MUCH t'lf State College, Oct. 5 (IP). Halfback Harvey Johnson made brief appearances In Mississippi State's lineup today to engineer the Maroons to a 20-0 victory over an unexpectedly strong Southwestern Louisiana team before 7,000 spectators. Johnson scored from the two-yard line after engineering an 81-yard drive In the first He carried the ball on almost every play, reeling off gains of 11, 9 and 21-yards. He converted from placement and loft the game, State couldn't get acrow In the second period, but big Billy Jefferson, the Maroons' starting left half, crashed In the third from the one-yard line, Jefferson missed an attempt for extra point.

Johnson went back Into the game in the final period with a combination second-third team and shot a pass from State's 11 to Wlngback John Black for the final touchdown of the game. Quarterback Dees converted from placement. State amassed a total of 422 yards. The Maroons nade 20 first downs, Southwestern one. The Bulldogs were held to 33 yards from rushing, and lost 35 via the same route.

The lineups: S. L. Bandura, le: Spence, It; Mrntis-sard, lg; bass, rg; Adams, rl; Neely, re; Wybla, qb; Roberta, lh; Corbiti, rh; llouaer, fb. Mississippi State Elrod, le; Trlpaon, It; C'orhen. Ig; Trice, McDowell, rg; Arnold, rt; Moore, re; Campbell, qb; Jefferson, lh; Craig, rh; Tulloa.

fb. H. 1 0 A 00 Mississippi Rial. 7 0 A 720 Mississippi State scoring: John. on tsuh for Jefferson), Jefferson.

Black (sub for Craig). Point frnm try after touchdown: Johnson (placement), Iieea (sub for Campbell). Officials W. ('lynch (Texas), referee; Sammy (Texas A. and umpire: Bnh King (Middle Tenne.e Teachers), linesman: H.

Smith (West Tennessee Jeachera), field judge. St John's Squad Will Start Work for Oilers Monday Flyers to Meet Oil City Team Here, Club Has Perfect Slate Riding the crest of victories In their first two games and visions of an undefeated season In sight, St. John's Flyers will swing back Into training drills Monday for their contest with the Oil City Oilers to be played Friday, Oct. 11. Coming from behind to trounce McLeod, Texas, high school, 19 to 6.

Friday, the Flyers came out of the game with little or no injuries. A few of the boys have slight bruises, but nothing of a major nature. After McLeod had gained a 6 to 0 advantage early in the game, St. John's opened up with a devastating ground attack that would have net ted them a one-sided victory If it were not for several fumbles. Once a pass receiver dropped the ball behind the Tcxans goal line, and another time a Flyer back fumbled on the McLeod five-yard line after a sustained drive down the field.

A beautiful lateral pass play with Provenza tossing to DeBroeck netted 40 yards and a score. Brocato booted the extra point. The second Flyer score resulted from a six-yard line smash by Provenza after DeBroeck and Knight had worked the ball Into scoring position. The final St. John's tally was manufactured solely by DeBroeck, who Intercepted a McLeod pass and raced 65 yards to score.

McLeod's lone marker came early in the game on a long run. OU City trimmed the Flyers In a close contest that was decided in the final quarter. The score was 7 to 6. The Oilers are coached by Earl Nolan, former Centenary star. Tigers, Led by Dodson.

Trounce Holy Cross Team (Continued Frnm Urst Sport Tage.) down parade for tha Tlgera. Hightower'. writhing 26-yard right end run was the pretllest play of Ihe drive which took nine play, and ended with Weaver going two y.rd. over left tackle for lh. Hlghtower.

holding Ihe ball for a tried a right end run for the extra point hut failed. The was Holy Crosa (I, L.S.U. 15. Steil'a Interception of Sullivan', paaa gav. the ball on the Holy Cross 1) Rir1 ran ami xauun r.u.

down on the four, hut the Crusader, took over on down, nn their one. Running and passing from behind their goal line Ihe Crusaders got a first down on the but I', took the ball when Kulker-son threw Natnwlch for an U-yard lose nn the 17. The Tigers gut nowhere. The teania exchanged Ihe hall twice more ano me game enoeo. tioiy 0, Louisiana Sl.t.

25. of Power eft, eveporl (Continued From Preceding Page.) W. Smith, LO; Oahm, O. White, RG; Uremovlch, RT; E. Ruclnskl, RE; Zlmmer.

QB; Kursh, LH; R. White, RH; Tofll, FB. Score by periods; Texas 0 7 6 013 Indiana ,0 0 0 66 Texas scoring; Touchdowns, L. Harklns (sub for Lavden), Craln, Point from try after touchdown, Sanders (run from blocked kick). Indiana scoring: Touchdown, R.

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Hedges, Dartmouth. SHOT PUT STAGES GREAT FINISH TO WIN LONG CONTEST New York, Oct. (U.R) Shot Put, a cheap little gelding picked up for $2,000 Just a year ago, conquered the stoutest route horses in the nation over the two and a quarter ran nlng ot the New York handicap for a 142,000 triumph at Belmont park today. Far back in the crowded field of 17 thoroughbreds for the first mile and no better than ninth on the backstretch turn, the ragamuffin son of old Chance Shot closed ground In the stretch to slip under the wire by a head and affirm the faith of his owner, Mrs. Marie Evans of Chi cago, who refused to sell him for $10,000 Just last week." Just a stumblcbum until he ran to two straight victories In long dis tance spins In the Middlo West this summer, Shot Put ran like a king today.

A length behind the leader, H. P. Hcadley's Equitable, some 200 yards from home, he charged down the final yards of stretch with a runaway rush to shatter a track record which had stood for 32 long years and win going away. FOOTBALL BRIEFS WEST TEXAS WINS Gunnison, Oct. 5 (().

West Texas State scored almost at will to rap out a 48 to 13 football victory over Western State today. West Texas scored one touchdown In the first, four In the second, and one each in the third and fourth periods. Western State made two In the final quarter, by the air route. The West Texas passing game paved the way for the flood of 'scores in the second period. Cornell's long tosses to Price and Johnson kept Western State In trouble all the way.

WISCONSIN BEATS MARQI ETTE Madison, Oct. 5 (T). An underdog Wisconsin football team played Inspired football here today to come from behind and crush Marquette 33 to 19 before a crowd of 32,000. TAR HEELS WIN Charlotte, N. Oct.

5 (U.R) A scrappy North Carolina State Wolf- pack bowed to a more powerful Clemson eleven 26 to 7 here today before 13,000 fans In Memorial stad ium. The Clemson boys had things their way through most of the game. They pushed across two scores In the first period and two In the last. GEORGIA BILLDOGS WIN Columbia, S. Oct.

5 (P). Tak ing the offensive at the very beginning, the frolicsome Georgia Bulldogs passed and ran to a decisive 33-2 victory over the South Carolina Gamecocks today. A crowd of 16,000 saw the game under a hot sun. It was the homecoming and opening game for South Carolina. The Bulldogs threw the Gamecocks back on their spurs shortly after the opening whistle and never relin quished the advantage.

HAWKEYES WIN Iowa City, Iowa, Oct. 5 (U.R) The University of Iowa, which last year produced the nation's "miracle" team under the coaching of Dr, Eddie An derson, today opened Its season by crushing South Dakota, 48 to 0, be fore a crowd of 18,000. After leading 13 to 0 at the half (Continued On t'ollimlnc r.ie.) Wlllard Purdue, former Duke end Is now with the New York Giants, having been acquired In a deal with the Washington Redskins. "I Alliltiltf FOOT ITCH ATHLETE'S FOOT Relief Guaranteed Or Your Money Back Aeeordlnf tn th. Government He.

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