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Flyers to Defend Local Grid Honors at State Fair Today JSf. Johns Plays ITEXAS KEEPS NATION'S TOP OFFENSE STAR Homecoming Tilt This Afternoon RECORD CLEAR WITH 20-0 VAN Tulane Smothers Tidwell, Shows Improvement on Pass Plays 2:30 Kickoff Time for Contest With Menard at Fair Grounds Three Tallies in First Hall of Game Turn Back Arkansas GREENES STOP J.J 1 New Orleans, Oct. 19 (JP). Tulane's The 1946 edition of the St. John's Green Wave muffled the nation's Flyers, the first team the school has greatest ground gainer here today, de feating" Auburn 32-0 before a foot fielded since 1941, plays lta home call crowd of 30,000 and making Travis Tidwell look like Just another coming game this afternoon at 2:30 p.m.

against the strong Menard Memorial high school eleven from good college back. Alexandria. After a alow-starting first quarter Tulane's heavy line and a hot muggy Being played at the Pair Grounds stadium as a part of the State Fair Austin, Texas, Oct. 19 The stampeding University of Texas Longhorns kept their record spotless, easily whipping Arkansas 30 to befor 42.000 persons at Memorial stadtonx today. Texas was described as the crippled team before today's game but Arkansas apparently was harder hit by tba loss of Clyde (Snvackover) Scott, lta ace wlngback.

Scott saw no action. Statistics belled the score except in the panning department, for Arkansas and Texas each collected eight first downs, and the Razdrbacks gained 101 yards dushlng to the Longhorn 103. It was In the air that Texas out-shown Arkansas, gaining 145 yards to Its opponent's 88. Layn threw isy began to tell on the Plainsmen. Tidwell showed flashes of passing brilliance, but the edge went to Tulane's power-running throughout Sunday program, the contest pits a pair of fast but light teams in what appears to be a fairly even contest with the visitors holding a slight edge most of the game.

A greatly-Improved Tulane pass de fenae slapped Tidwell down for a 19 on their greater experience. A large delegation is expected from Alexandria, including the Menard STATISTICS band and pep squad. St. John's color ful band will also be on hand to Aabarn Talaae First Dawn it Yards sained rashinc fact) 84 233 Forward passes SI is Far war a passes 11 6 Yards by larwiri passlns ...110 SO take part In the half time cere monies. .4 STATISTICS RtaUstlea at tha Taxaa-Arkaaaa.

These boys will form th starting lineup for the St. John's Flyers when local football honors are defended aralnst the Menard hlsrh school Eades of Alexandria. La at the Louisiana orward passes Intercepted by 1 Tarda sained ran bark of taaar: St. John's outweighs the visitors slightly In the line, but will miss the services of center Bernard Crofton. who still has an ankle injury and itm aruana Intercepted passes a State Fair here this afternoon.

In the picture, from left to tight, front row: PanI Whelan, right end; Dick Floyers, right tackle; Tony Davis, right guard; Bernard Crofton, center; Billy Elser, left guard; Martin Scott, left tackle, and Bill Gorton, left end. Back row: Conrad LeBlanc. right halfback; Charlie Weed; left halfback; Charlie Richard, quarterback; Alan Johnston, fullback. First downa ranting svenase fram aerlmmare M.B will be out of the starting lineup, Total yard, all kicks retaraed 143 The visitors hold the weight edge in the backfield. nppepenta rambles recovered Tarda lea by penalties 47 7 let ss IS 1 S3 1 Today marks the Flyers first home Nat Tarda rashlns Net yards pasalns Forwards attempted i Forwards 'completed Forwards Intercepted Nambrr at panta x-Averase distance pants Fumbles Ball lost on rambles 1 Number of penalties Yards penalised x-From lino of scrim mas.

Georgia Tech Defeats Louisiana State, 26 to 7 appearance since they ceased compe tition back in 1940. The Royal Blue yard loss on one attempted passing play, and In many Instances his throws were wide and wobbly. has a tradition to uphold, for it was Gene "Red" Knight. Julius DeBroeck and Louis Provensa who spearheaded the winning 1940 team that gave Tulane uncovered a wealth of fast CADETS SCORE hard-hitting ball carriers who, running behind a forward wall that cut many a headache to North Louisiana's the ground from under Auburn's 23RD STRAIGHT COUNTRY CLUB GOLF TOURNEY FINALS TODAY (Ehe Shnvtpotl RU3-5P0RT Heavy Running Attack Carries Tornado to Win UJaE crappy line, were in control during most of the play. FIRST QUARTER Tulane took a to 0 lead on a 52-yard march, the only sustained advance of a listless GRIDIRON WIN Class A teams before the war years.

However, today's team is not the seasoned squad of five years ago, and will be fighting an uphill battle to hem in the Eagle backfield headed by Devllle, the plunging fullback. Price, the hard running halfback, and Wolf, who calls he Menard plays SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1946 first period. Jim Keeton connected Doc Blanchard Makes 4 from his quarterback position. in to end Ed Helder on a 35-yard "coring pass play. Dick Uutt's placement Captaining the Flyers this afternoon will be Paul Wbelan and Billy was blocked.

McGonagill, McCIure 3 6-Hole Match to Decide Title Homecoming Crowd At LSU Stunned As Georgia Tech Triumphs nine of the ten passes Texas attempted and completed six for aU the yardage that the Longhorns picked up by way of the air lanes. Texas, featuring Bobby Layne and his passes, scored three touchdowns in the first half. FIRST PERIOD Arkansas received the kickoff. gained 8 yards on three plays and kicked out on the Texas 24. Ten plays later Texas scored when substitute Fullback Ramond Jones plunged over from the Arkansas 1-yard line.

The score was set up by a ruling of pans Interference against Arkansas on the Razorbacks 32-yard line, followed by a roughing penalty which moved the ball to their 8-yard line. Ellsworth swept end to the 2-yard line, and Jones plunged over on fourth down. Frank Guess converted. The Longhorns scored again before the period ended. Layne passed to Guess on the mld-fleid stripe.

An Touchdowns As Army Beats Columbia, 48-14 SECOND QUARTER A 56-yard Eiser who during the three previous parade gave Tulane another touch games proved to be the team's out down early In the second period. Dick standing offensive and defensive player. Hoot scooted for 22 yards to get the West Point, N. Oct. 19 VP)- Doc Meeting in the 36-hole final match Freshman Jack Evans, who has far drive under way, and Cliff Van Meter Blanchard scored four touchdowns, one on a 93-yard runback of a kick- of the championship flight, medalist Jimmy McGonagiU and Edwin Mc By EDDIE PAGNAC Baton Rouge, Oct.

19 (JP). A finally went over from the three exceeded expectations during the past week by his rugged play during the SeSSTV HM 1 4 ill off, and Glenn Davla tallied once on Kutt's placement was blocked. Travis scrimmages will take over Crofton's fast and alert Georgia Tech football a 66-yard dash today as Army's foot center, position. Tony Davis, low squad doused' Louisiana State uni Tidwell. the nation's leading ground gainer, completed three straight abort passes on an Auburn drive that charging guard expected to be ball team smothered Columbia, 46 to 14 before a capacity crowd of 25,000 at Michle stadium.

It was the Cadets 23rd consecutive victory over carried to the Tulane 12, but the versity's hopes of Southeastern conference championship by downing the Bayou Tigers 26 to 7 tonight be CIure, a pair of former state champions, meet today for the Shreveport Country club championship. With 18 holes scheduled for the morning round, play in the title flight will get underway at 10 a.m. Also on the docket at the Country club is the 36-hole final In the first flight, pitting Drew Clddell against Harry Balcom. This match another bulwark on defense for the home team. Diminutive Camllle Despot, little 130-pound right halfback takes over much of the back- Creenies were too powerful, and held three seasons.

other pass, Layne to mud neccioi. for downs. Tulane went Into the FIRST QUARTER On the third Intermission with a 12 to 0 lead. field blocking duties for the Flyers. fore an estimated 30,000.

The crowd was In the play after the gickoff Rossldes went Coaches Johnny Brocato and Joe carried over for a Texas toucnaown. Guess' try for point was blocked. Texas 13: Arkansas 0. SECOND PERIOD Arkansas, starting on their 30 after Holland returned 26 yards to the Army 48. But an off Miclotto have etressed downfleld THIRD QUARTER Tulane pushed ever two touchdowns on the tiring Auburn team In the third period to last few seconds of play as Tommy side checked Columbia then Ros blocking and offensive strategy during Carpenter, substitute left halfback sides fumbled and Enos recovered starts at 9:45 with the first round in the morning and the second In the afternoon.

the past week and expect to have the Intercepted an LSU pass and ran for the kickoff from the 2-yard stripe. take a 26 to 0 lead. The Greenles marched 71 yards for one acore, with team in good shape for todays home- a touchdown as the whistle blew. moved aU the way to Texas' IS with. Liddell reached the finals with a -lcomlng encounter.

for Army on the Lions' 43. Davis and Blanchard carried the ball for three first downs on four plays. Then Blanchard scored In two more plays Ed Price plunging the final half yard O. J. Key ran back a punt 30 yards 3 and 2 victory over F.

H. Ford while Balcom was downing F. J. Gaumer, 3 and 1. the touchdown counted.

The stadium lights were doused and Georgia Tech Holland doing most of the carrying. The drive died when Jack Halfpenny. Texas blocking back, nailed Mel Gaha for a 5-yard loss on fourth, down. After Texas kicked out. the going six yards around his left end.

to the 29, then took the ball over on three running plays. made walked off the field without trying However, it will be the feature Jack Ray, a guard, came In and kicked the point despite a five yard penalty good both, placements. for the extra point. College Football at State Fair. Shreveport gets Its first college football game of the year next Saturday when the Louisiana Polytech Bulldogs and the Northwestern State Demons meet at the Louisiana State Fair.

The Bulldogs and the Demons were signed for annual combat at the Louisiana State Fair by William Rex Hirsch, the master showman and general manager of the fair, several years before the war. In 1942 the contract was suspended and Is resumed this year. The visitors have done well In entertaining the local pigskin followers and Saturday's program should prove no exception. The thing that makes the Bulldogs-Demons game attractive Is the bitter friendly rivalry of the foes. It's a traditional battle with them and when the time for the kickoff comes the dopesters usually forget all about pre-battle statistics.

Both teams are Inspired by the presence of their respective school student bodies and these students add to the occasion by staging half-time game ceremonies that are colorful and spectacular. It's good to see the collegians take over the town, as they will do next weekend. It brings back memories of those golden days when Centenary college was performing at home as the giant-killer of the football world or the Louisiana State Tigers and the University of Arkansas Porkers were the "big noise" of the Louisiana State Fair program. The thing to do now is to jot a place In your data book for the meeting of the Demons and the Bulldogs. You will hear more about the squads as the week grows old with news bulletins and stories coming In from the rival camps.

Razorbacks came roaring to FOURTH QUARTER Tulane added It was a battle of lines during most move the baa to xne iexo 11. a final touchdown In the fourth for delay and Army led 7-0 at the quarter. SECOND QUARTER Army was of the game and both teams were forced to take to the air or circle the Another pass interference rulinst. match between McGonagiU and McCIure that will hold most of the interest as both golfers turned in sub par rounds In their semi-final matches and both have proved themselves to be among the top competitors In Louisiana amateur golf. this time against Texas, put the bail on Texas 8.

but the Arkansas attack ends to acore. checked momentarily but Davis period when Harold Riggs blocked a punt and John Wasieleskl recovered on the Auburn 31. Cliff Van Meter went 16 off left tackle, and Marvin McCain slashed through right tackle Dinkey Bowen, former player with stalled when Jones intercepted lor McCIure sank a 10-foot putt xn Greenville in Mississippi's Big Eight conference, earned his spurs by leading one march into LSU territory In Wt. Name Pos. Name Wt.

150 Bill Gorton Bordelon 160 Left End 196 Mastln Scott Cahn 146 Left Tackle 167 Billy Eiser McVay 160 Left Guard 145 Jack Evans Wagner 150 Center 160 Tony Davis Rust 155 Right Guard 155 Richard Flowers Davidson 155 Right Tackle 166 Paul Whelan Lauve 150 Right End 150 Conrad LeBlanc Wolf 155 Quarterback 135 Charlie Richard Price 170 Left Halfback 130 Camllle Despot Porto 155 Right Halfback 163 Allan Johnston Devllle 170 Fullback for the final 15 yards. Helder missed the third period, but it remained for the 18th hole to finish his semifinal round with a score of 70, and his 1-up victory over defending champion Ross McDade. wni en piacemeni, and the game tossed an 18 yard pass to Hayes for a first down on the 19. Blanchard slashed through the Columbia line to the one yard stripe then went over for the second Army touchdown. Ray again kicked the point.

Army got the ball on Its own 34 after a Columbia kick with an Army kicking penalty Involved and on the first play Davis went around right end and he zig-zagged 66 yards to ended. Tulane 32, Auburn 0. (Contlnard On Pass Twenty-two) Auburn-Faulk, I.T.; Unnnm, RT: Rose, McGonagiU, who scored a 69 for jwrivinn.y, i uimer. hu; Cornelius, RT: MrClurktn. HE; Pyburn, QB; Tid- FOOTBALL BRIEFS the low score in the qualifying round, turned in the same score when he finished his last round after defeated uii Kovactrl.

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IM: Cnmporo, Kli; Price, FB. Sooro by Quarter: Gainesville, Oct, 19. (JP) The Vance 5 and 4. University of Miami Hurricanes came Second and third flight champions score. Ray again converted.

Davis dropped back to kick, got a high pass from center and decided to run Auburn 0 6 0 0 juiane 8 6 14 32 Tulane scoring-: Touchdown Helder from behind In the last half today to score two touchdowns and defeat a game University of Florida eleven 20-13 before a record homecoming crowd of 21,105 persons. Instead. He finally was pulled down In the tournament have already been crowned after their 18-hole final matches. Dr. W.

J. Hill won the second flight title with a 1-up victory over Roy Stringfellow and S. L. Clark "of uiwti i. rrice.

n.ry (lor Fortierj, Van Meter for Fortleri, NfcCaln Ifor Cam- flora): points after touchdown, Heider 3 Texas on the 5. The Longhorns kicked out and gained possession a moment later when Holland fumbled and Harris recovered on the Arkansas 47. Layne tossed a pass far down field to Canady. who outdistanced the Arkansas safety to score. Gua converted.

The Razorbacks had a drive underway that carried to the Texa 18 as the half ended. Texas 20; Arkansas 0. THIRD PERIOD Texas launched a drive from the Arkansas 47, witn Ou ens and Layne alternating on tha ball carrying. Ellsworth added eight on an end sweep to the Arkansas 32. Layne suffered his first tn completion of the afternoon.

A fourth down pass was caught, but the Texas receiver was over the end zone, and Arkansas took over on Its 20. A quick kick set Texas back to Its 30. A brilliant 52-yard run by Byron Gtllory, substitute Texas tailback, was nullified by a clipping penalty that brought the ball back from the Arkansas 11 to the Texas 42. A fourtij down punt by Newel Kane was blocked by McGaha of Arkansas a the quarjer ended, the Porkers tak-(Contlnaed On foUowins Fa Mississippi State in 48-20 Win Over Dons on the seven yard Three plays later Blanchard smashed the last four yards to score and Ray again converted. at half: Army 28, ipicemenlji.

Auburn- T.ntti Wll. Durham, N. Oct. 19. (JP) The liarr.s.

Fletcher, Waddau. Russell. Tackles Harper. Sneli. Adcock.

Guards Pound- Columbia 0. took the third flight honors with a 2 and 1 win over John Baird in the finals. In the semi-final play, Strlnerfellow beat W. T. Hanna.

3 and University of Richmond was knocked out of the ranks of unbeaten foot THIRD QUARTER Davis took the ball teams here today as Duke's Blue Devils went on a three-touchdown 2 while Hill beat C. C. Hutchinson. second half kickoff on the Army three yard line and was forced out 5 and 4. of bounds on the Columbia 43 "alter scoring spree in the first period and coasted to a 41-0 triumph.

Thl flight semi-finals found Balrd eliminating R. S. Allison, 4 and 2, while Clark turned back Marvin An Memphis, Oct. 19 JJP). With little help from Its celebrated back-field star, Tom (Shorty) Mc Williams.

Mississippi State overwhelmed the University of San Francisco Dons In a wild scoring football fray today. 48 to 20, before 15,000 rain-soaked fans. Although he played almost a half, the former Army halfback confined his exploits to a few unspectacular ground stabs and three completed forward passes. Philatlphia, Oct. 19.

(Ay) Pennsyl a 65 yard run. Rowan went through for 31 yards to the Columbia two. Gustafson then passed to Foldberg for a touchdown. derson, 3 and 2. vania rolled to their third straight triumps of the year today, pounding previously-unbeated Virginia 40-0 on Yablonskl came around Columbia's PATTY BERG PLAYS TUESDAY Winner of the women's national aTone.

Kepler. Savior, Youngmer, Bear-Sen. Center McKinney. Backs Mc-Daniel. Shivers.

Vason. Wilson, Hewlett, Hernr.t, Genduxa, Lucia. Cafford, Ball, Errant. Christian. Brause.

Tulane- End F.d wards. Walelekl. P.eider. O'Brien. Klggn.

Cuylcr, Mihuiff, Partridtre Tackles Rowland. SchneiArr. Porter. Vlliara. Homick.

M. I.eierrr. O-iard Weaver. Inglehart. Demma, Knnker.

Holm. Center Kottenrrann, Kirachenheuter. James. Backs Hoot. Van Meter, Keeton.

Leierer. Chavez, Nutt. Key. McCain. Thompson, Sims, Svoboda.

Ellender. Moncrief Arthur. TKO'S POLITE New Orleans, Oct. 19 (JP). Johnny Bratton.

18-year-old Chicago contender for the 135-pound crown scored a technical knockout over Richard Polite of New Orleans here last night. Bratton, 137. spilled the New Orleans boy twice In the third round of their scheduled 10 round match before Polite' handlers tossed In the towel. Polite weighed 138. Franklin field before a crowd of In a game played in almost midsummer heat.

left end on a deceptive play and went 37 yards to Army's 33. Kusserow lugged the ball, 15 and 19 yards after a slight loss to reach the one yard Southtcest'g Classic In Houston this weekend two great gridiron teams will fight it out the Texas university Longhorns and the Rice university Owls. The Longhorns were pre-season favorites for the 8outhwest conference championship and have proven no disappointment. Rice was not rated very high by the experts, figuring below Texas A. and M.

and Southern Methodist university, bt Coach Jess Neely has a crew that la capable of taking care of the best. The Owls battle against the powerful L. S. U. Tigers stamped them as a great squad.

The Steers can afford only to be at their best when they Invade Houston. The conference champion might come out of that meeting. In top form, Virgil Elkrnuerg, 204-pound quarterback fur Kli-e, Is tough to stop. Huey Keeney, 176-pound sophomore, has proved a good running mate for Elkenberg. Right Halfback Anderson, at 196 pounds, adds a lot of beef to the Owls' backfield.

Carl Russ, at fullback, has the experience gained in other years to add to his natural ability. While Rice and Texas are trying to settle their differences, Baylor and Texas A. and M. will be renewing conference rivalry, with Arkansas, Southern Methodist, Texas Christian university performing outside their own loop. Louisiana's choice gridiron dishes will bring together Louisiana State university and Vanderbilt.

and Tulane and Mississippi State. Both are conference engagements, wltb the Greenies probably drawing tougher assignment. Last year the Greenles upset the dope bucket with a 14-13 win over the Maroons and it was the first loss of 1945 for the Mississippians. A week later the Maroons trounced Louisiana State and were regarded as bowl game material until slaughtered by Alabama, 55 to 13. Needless to say, Mississippi State will be all-out for revenge this weekend.

Vandy has had little luck against Ole Lou. After a break of 23 years, they met In 1933 and the contest ended In a 7-7 tie. In following years, with the exception of 1937, the Tigers finished in front. In 1937 they lost by one point. Vandy dropped from Southeastern conference competition for two war-time seasons, 1943-44, and resumed operations on a minor scale last year.

This season. Head Coach Red Sanders and his pre-war staff are back from navy service and things have been better for Vandy. open title this year, Patty Berg, the red-headed campaigner who has been a leader women's golf circles for several years, will appear In a special exhibition match at the Shreveport Country club Tuesday New York, Oct. 19. (JP) Herman stripe.

Yablonskl went over for Columbia's touchdown and kicked the Wedemeyer's rifle passes punctured (Continued On Pase Twenty-two) extra point. The Army regulars returned to the game and Blanchard took the kickoff on the seven yard line and ran all the way, finishing Miss Berg will team with- club pro NEW CIVILIAN in a jog to score. Ray again kicked the fessional Irving King against a pair of the outstanding amateur golfers of the area. Earl Stewart. of Dallas, and Mrs.

J. C. Benedum of Shreve (Cantlnaed On Following" Pace) port. Stewart, who was a national Inter collegiate champion while playing 3 Valft with the LSU team has won several meets during the summer and has been among the low amateur layers in a number of open tournaments. NOW AVAILABLE raven mctor 2U-218 TRAVIS ST.

PH. Z-0322 Distributors for THE ARK-LA-TEX AREA Mrs. Benedum was runner-up In the state women's amateur competi tion at New Orleans and has competed in several of the women's meet and qualified for the top flight In the recent women's national amateur. Officials of the Country club an IP 3 nounce that the exhibition will be open to the public with no gallery Happy Days for Sluggish Folks fee charged. Pro Boxing Looms Announcement by Gladden Harrison that he will stage a professional boxing show here the night of Dec.

5 has stirred Interest In the glove sport. Harrison will stage the program under the sponsorship of the 40 and 8, World War I veterans' organization. Two top-notch main-bout performers will be Imported. Harrison hopes to make up the remainder of the program from talent in this section. He has been told that Barksdale Field has several worthy professional scrappers and there are a few capable glove-throwers In neighboring towns.

Boxers who desire to appear on the first program are asked to communicate with the promoter at 1506 Marshall street at once In order that matches can be arranged and proper time allowed for training. Plans call for a ten-round main event, a six-round semi-final and three four-round matches. Thanksgiving 'Cap at N. O. I to Be Over Longer Route FATIGUE CAPS New Orleans, Oct.

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TEXAS TECH BEATS BAYLOK, 13-6, IN HOMECOMING TILT The purse also will be Increased from $2,000 to $2,500, John Letellier, fair grounds president, announced. The Thanksgiving purse which inaugurates the 75 days of racing on Nov. 26, Thanksgiving Day, is for horses of all ages. SPORT SHIRTS $2.95 to $17.50 GREEN GABARDINE SHIRTS. $12.50 to $14 95 KHAKI SHIRTS $3.95 to $4.85 KHAKI SLACKS $3.44 to $4.85 TRENCH COATS $8.75 to $21.50 Les MacMitchell Will Compete at New Orleans New Orleans, Oct.

19 (JP). Among the nation's top track stars who have accepted Invitations to the New Orleans mid-winter sports carnival are such performers as Les MacMitchell, Indoor mile champion and Tommy Qulnn, New York Athletic club miler. Chairman L. Dibenedetto of the Sugar Bowl track committee said today that the meet will consis of six events, the 880-yard run. the mile, two-mile run, steeplechase, 440-yard hurdles, and a shuttle relay, the latter for prep school football players.

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