The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 16

SATURDAY MORNING THE SHR EVEPORT TIMES OCTOBER 13, 1926 THREE DIXIE TEAMS FACE EASTERN Y- Two Football Armies From Old South Camp In Texas for Battle With KS OF GRIDIRON WORLD WILL BE ON GEORGIA'S MEETING WITH BULLDOGS WANDERBILT, CENTENARY- 16 ELEVENS Lone orar I LOCAL YELLOW JACKETS READY FOR ACTION PICKED AS STUBBORN FOR LONGHORNS, ft i it FOES AGGIES rALLAS, Oct. 12 (P). Two football armies of the Old South wen camped on Texas soil tonight, awaiting tomorrow's skirmish with two loading representatives of the "southwest conference. The Van-derbilt Commodores, led by the brilliant Jimmy Armistead. reached Dallas late today, fit and confident on the eve of their annual debate with the Texas university Lonjfhorns A 13 to 6 licking plastered against them by a ninspjred Longhorn eleven last vear was uppermott in their minds.

I By HORACE C. RENECAR, AtMMliilfcl I'rr Sport Writer.) TjLAN'TA. Oct. 12 VP) The battle song of Dixie minaletl with the (Id colleue swings tonight as the south awaited the niormw when a chftlleiiKe for griilirnn supieniacy will he hurled into New liiiKiand. Vale.

Princeton and Harvaid-formerly the "bis three" oi football all yjere faced with a real threat hv foe fr.m south of the I'otoniac river Georgia's Bull Dos? were ready t'n invade the New Haven bowl, the Cavaliers of the old dominion impatiently awaited the hour to niet-t the Timers and North Carolina was ready for a swoop into the Cambridge stadium. At College Station the Centenary college Gentlemen, who flashed mc- Irl Ah i 'i ft Arftong less famous but equally Vivian Gridders Defeat Si Johns College Eleven LOCAL AIRPLANE WILL FLY OVER GRIDIRON AT COLLEGE STATION teor-llke across southwestern toot-ball fields last season, were camp a within the picket lines of the Texas Aggies, last year's conference champions. Their tussle Is expected to be one ot the classics of the season. While attention of most fans was centered on the two important inter-sectional affairs, the Baylor Hears and Arkansas Razorbacks. both doped ns second division clubs in the conference race, prepared to meet on neutral soil at Texarkana in the turdy foes.

Virginia Polytechnic institute had tta "pony expiess'1 back-field ready for a run into Colgate at Hamilton. N. Vandeibllfa Commodores were prepaid to will Into' the best Texas university Jan Although they displayed a better brand of ball than exhibited in their first two games the St. John's college grid teams was unable to break into the ranks of winners when they These eleven players may form the C. E.

Byrd high school Yellow Jackets starting lineup against the Port Arthur high school squad at the Byrd stadium this afternoon. From left to right, first row, A. D. Weaver, end; Tom Connolly, right tackle; Eline Crow, right guard; Jim Denny, center; Ed Prudhomme, left guard; Red Larsin, left tackle, and Bootste Watson; left end. Back row, left to right: Manning Smith, quarter; Bobby Zumwalt, right halfback; Jim Hodgins, fullbtck and Joe Almokary, left halfback clashed with the Vivian high school opening fray of the- conference campaign.

The Golden Bears were favored. The Southern Methodist university Mustangs, still stiff and sore from team on the latter's field Friday at' ternoon Vivian won 80 to 0. otter. Centenary was bolstered high for Texas and M. and Little Hampden-Sldney of virg'nla made roady for Cornel.

All of these teams were oeyond the lines of the old south literally carrying the fight to theli opponents Yet, not all of Dixie's great teams played away from home Georgia Tech's Golden Tornado hope to sweep Tulane aside at New Orleans, An airplane deeomtrd with Ma-roon and White rllilinns, eolor of Centenary college, will take off from the Nhreveport airway field at 10:30 ii. m. (Saturday for College Station to advertise Centenary mid Mireveporf to the thiiu-xamlK (if persons at I hp Gents-Aggie gumr. The plane will be In charge of Pilot Van Lear Leiiry. Nt reamers will he dropped on the gridiron from the plnne and between halves of the eon test the lilrdman alll do several stunts In the air.

Herbert Atkins was Ihe originator of the stunt and the plane was chartered by local business men. Trinity Hopes to The first quarter was close with Vivian scoring a touchdown when HIGH SCHOOL GRID GOSSIP Humble Rice Owls Gaumer plunged 10 yards through the goal line after his team had worked the ball down the field on three first Landis Mails Cards Losers End of Purse Houston, Oct. 12 (JP) Determined downs. Try for point was missed to pluck from the Rice Owls what seorchinsr sun this afternoon In the second quarter Vivian IUYNESVILLK. Haynesvllle, Oct.

12 (Special; ever feathers may have escaped last fThe locals ran wild over the heavier scored a touchdown when Maxwell baturciay. coach Barry Holton's Trln Haynesvllle snowed the strong Mln- but slow visitors who were crippled as the lesult of a game played Mon went 20 yards on a sprint after get ting through the line. ity Univermty Tioers Saturday will battle the Owla here. The Tigers may Una their formidable, for den team under here today with a score of 47 to 0 in a game that was KDCAB CAVUlOIUil Ml TV CBI. rWIII faced an encounter with, the Simmons university Cowboys at Wichita Falls.

While they have been rrourtie-some to all opponents so far. the Ctowboys hardly wer expected to push the Ponies. Coach Morrison announced, however, that ha would start his first string. Texas Christian university, with two lop-sided victories to Its cretin, wae expected to win in fairly easy fashion over the Austin college Kangaroos at Fort Worth, but the Bice Institute Owls, trampled by the lowly 8t Edward's university eleven last week, had prospects ot an unpleasant afternoon with the Trlnju university Tigers at Houston. The third quarter found the teams day.

Today's victory was the third con in deadlock, neither side scored. St. the Owls will not be overconfident as filled with thrills and college-like interference on the part of the ference win for the Wildcats against John's apparently weakened under they were last Saturday. no defeats. El Dorado made 11 first Chicago.

Oct. 12 (P) The Bt. Louis Cardinals received in cash what they failed to get In base hits. Friday when Baseball Commissioner Kcnesaw Mountain Larrnis mailed Alabama's crimson nae rxai cowara Stark 11 le. to contest the Maroon of Mississippi A and Tennessee was set for the University of Mississippi at Knoxvllle.

the Generals of Washington and Lee carried the battle to Kentucky Florida marked time awaiting Auburn's battered Plainsmen at Oalnetvllle the Old Liners of Maryland had hopes of topping Zoebel of South Carolina at Columbia these were the future games within the Southern conference. Then, there were Sewanee scried- the hard attack and In the last quar downs to four for the Lumberjacks Tipers allop Wildcats Easy, Haynesvllle ends and backfleld men Hyde was the hero of the game in all round playing. Not a single gain ter Vivian scored three touchdowns when they meet the strong Merry Coach Walton used second string ville eleven This game is considered to move their cunot up to 30. Hall-brook. Heathon and Gibson scored men aunng a large part or the con out the losers' cut of the world series was made through his tackle and at test.

times he opened holes through which by officials one of the hardest games of the season will be the feature the backfleld men ran for 15 and 20 Captain Griffith and Maxwell played well for Vivian Riles, a substitute for St. John's surprised by his clever TAIXILAH. 41 to Nothing melon in the form of 33 checks totalling 1117,326.25. Twenty-six of the CarcinaU Hg-ured in the slice, which was 1.700 lesa than received by the individual victorious New York Yankees two during that day of the fair. The DeRidder "Dragon" mentors, Frank Rolufs and H.

M. Wells, coach an dprlnclpal of the school, the stu yard gains. Prestrldge and Preston, playing guard and center, held like a stone wall at all times. Parker, Yates and Tullulah, Oct. la.

Tallulah TroJcn3 fell before S. A. C. of Vlcks- work in the line at tackle Vuclno-vlch of St John's was injured and tiled to meet Transylvania and Vlr burg by the score of 6-0 this week had to leave the game when he was dent body and the local supporters. The touchdown was scored In the glnla Military Institute opposing Roanoke.

North Carolina State and Clemson. were to Beld't. having tackled after catching a long for Hunt were the most consistent ground gainers with Plummer tear second quarter whan Motley end believe the "Dragons" a-e really coming back for state champions. ward pass mm May See Navy, Notre Dame Grid Game Edgertln met each other trying to played today at Florence 8. C.

Vivian lost 25 yards by penalties While other teams of southwest While many were playing it was the eastern tilts, the excursion into get tne pass. Harris and Hooper played a good game on the defense. The line-ups were as follows: Tal the" southwest snd the Tornedo and St John's five. Both teams resorted to the passing game at times and did fairly well, each completing five. St John's missed five and Vivian Hissed five.

Vivian made 11 first downs and St. John's five. Louisiana will be seen In action this week-end, the DeRidder high school "Dragons" will be idle as they have no game. DeRidder has some outstanding shares wtre divided emnrg players who Joined the team iate in the season and officials of the club Even the club house and bat boys were not forgotten, $450 oeing divided between the three employes Full shares ol were received by Manager William Coach Jack Onslrw, Orover Alexander, Ray Blades, James Bot-tomley, Taylor Douthlt. Frank Frankhoute, Frank Frlsch.

Charles Hafey, Harold Hold. Jessce Haines. lulah: Splnks, left end; Roy, left Baton Rouge, Oct. 12 The Tigers of Louisiana State university roared through to another victory In their second game of the season Friday, defeating the Louisiana college Wildcats from Pinevllle, 41 to 0 Tie Tigers too a safety in the first quarter four touchdowns In the second period, one In the third and one In the final quarter. The teams exchanged Klcfcs during the first part of the opening period and then the Tigers captured a safety when the Wildcats fumbled on their Chiago, Oct.

ia py With a recoro Oreenle. Old Liner-Game Cock and Alabama-Aggie games that held the greatest general interest. Many also looked to Lexington. Ky where the undefeated Wildcats and Generals men this year as they are showing Vivian Is coached by Otto Duck up good in both the backfleld and smashing crowd of 120,000 to 126,000 viewing the spectacle, the navy and tackle; Weathersby ieft guard; Adams, center: Wlxon, r'j ht guard; Bethen. right tackle; Pushing, right end; Motley, quarterback; Edgerton.

ing loose for lour beautiful gains End runs with Yates snd Plummer carrying the ball netted ovsr 125 yards. At least 100 yards were made in passing. Haynesvllle scored 15 first downs while Mlnden gained that required yardage four times. Parker will be out of the game for a few days but will probably play next Friday Ptes-tridge and Reeder were perhaps the leading men on defensive playing Mlnden was penalized 45 yards and Haynesvllle 60 yards. The game was clean end Mlnden put up a stiff game but Just did not hive sufficient punch when clone to the goal.

Bcore by quarters worth, former Centenary college grid player Tor.re Dame win battle on Soldier ought to score spotless records the line. In the backfleld the "Dragons" have two fiwt men: Mattlson. right half, a candidate for all-state Field tomorrow In one of the out Line up: left half; Cason. right half: Harris, Reports) of in the camp ot Tale also proved of Interest in the standing gridiron struggles of the Vlvlnn (30). St.

John's (0). run back vicksburg: B. Jamteson, lef end; C. Edwards, ieft taclfie. George Harper, Andrew A High Ros-coe A.

Holm. Sylvester Johnson, Little Van Opstal year. south but Georgia was making It Left End No matter if Notre Dame wauops eleven proved Friday, when he caught a Glenmora pass and ran 65 yards through their line for a touchdown. His running mate, Frazar manufactured many passes. known that If "bear" stories they were, the Athenians not be Arenz, left guard; O.

James, center: X. McNamara, right guard; Oray, Carlisle Llttlejohn, Waltei Maran-vllle, John Martin Clarenrf Mitchell, Griffith (Capt.) Abood Left Tackle right tackle; 0. A. right the Middles, or the Middles take fall out of Rnute Rockne's warriors, the combat should attract the greatest throng that ever witnessed a football game in America. Oibson Breffilh (Cant.) in the line Lyies outstanding tackle napping.

la order ranks, Birmingham-Southern, and Chattanooga university furnished the big game ot the 8. 1. A A. Arthur Relnhart, Charlee F. Rhem, Walter Roettger, Wllllan- 8hrdel.

Thomas Thevenow, Howard Williamson and James Wilson. Left Guard I end; WUkerson, quarterback; Dona-vone, left half, C. James, right half; Wright, full back. 0 Bynum McMeel! Mlnden 0 0 0 7 20 13 Is one of the best men DeRidder has ever possessed. Jackson and Burrow at guard made a healthy pair.

Ogden and Mnn-'ano at the wing positions Center The game to neutral observere, ap while; Oglethorpe and Loyola 'of New Half shareB amounting to own 15-yard line. The ball rolled over the goal line, where Mlxon recovered it and downedfby Tins-ley Both teams staged aerial attacks, and two talleya made by Mason in the second period were on passes from Reeves. Hendrlx and Percy Brown, who later substituted for Hendrlx, made the other two markers Referee, Vermillion, (Kansas umpire. Yates, (Miss, A. and M.l; pears to be wide open and a toss up, Creveston Thomas were distributed among Clarence F.

Orleans was next In interest. Right Guard formed a perfect line-up. Lloyd, Ernest Ovsatti, Earl Smith head linesman, Lucas, (Tulane); time keepers. Byrd, (La. and Davis.

Ivans Hunter VI-Kit, Ti.X.tS. Tyler, Texa3, Oct. 12 I Special) Tyler high team won Its third game of the scaeon Friday, a hard fought DeRidder feels certain for a cham Hawthorne Entries Right Tackle (Ole Miss.) pionship tsam this year. They have Garner Vuclnovich and H. J.

Weaver. Frisco Takes Lead in Substitutes: Talllulah Hopper -for started out with a good record The boys are boasting f-r their comeback. Right End FIRST RACFI tl.JUO. S-yea r-old and in that quarter. Fullback Reeves Weathersby: for S.

A. C. L. James Halbrook Reagor carried the ball over for a touchdown The cry Is to beat Lake Charles Coast Flag Play-Oti Quarterback in the third and another in the final Wildcats November 24. for Oray.

Nelson for Areny, O. Edwards for Donavonc. Twelve minute quarters. Heath Liberto with the winner in doubt. While Notre Dame and the Navy are looked upon In combat down on the lake front, Chicago and Iowa, and Ohio State and Northwestern will open their Western Conference championship race with games on Stagg Field and In Dyche stadium.

Evanston. This trip of co bate will make Chicago the football metropolis of the nation, for a day at least, with a total attendance of probably 200,00" for the three games. FOOTBALL RESULTS period. Left Halfback Brown and Reeves In the back field t. ela Imlnc, HawthnrtM course: 8uportar 113; fin 1 1 lir xftaa Utr lr.Ml.lllle nulnra xftaittare Blood lOntham 1(llnor SMh SThs Dag 112(lnnth S'lMriesetia lMliflprlns Pol in, tor Glecn lnilxOolonel Carr (tactlon Heoli-y Onu.

Wy Rerotte Sacramento, Oct. 12 (Py San Franclaco over-balanced the Pacific FERRIDAY. Ferriday, Oct. 12 (Special). Morrison Zellers battle from Jacksonville high, 18 to 12.

Neither the Tyler line nor forwards functioned well during the first three quarters of the game, and the Jacksonville eleven held a 12 to 6 lead at the beginning of the fourth quarter. Stephenson, for Tyler, and McGowan, for Jacksonville, played grcot. Early In the first period Stcpheneon returned a punt 56 yards for a touchdown. In the fourth quarter he smashed the line for an and Houston. Jones and Wilson In the line played most outstanding for coast league play-off series count.

Coach Alwln Stokes, Ferriday high the Tigers, Mlxon starred both on two games to one in its favor, by de the offense and defeme for the Wild bating Eacramento, 7 to 4. Friday afternoon. The bsst four out ot i.o.gvii;v. Longview, Texas, Oct. 12 (Special).

Longvlew Loboes today won its first conference game of the season by defeating the Troup Tigers, 13 to 6 It was the first loss of the year for Troup. Meredith James and Boring starred for Longvlew, while Jones SECOND RACE 11.300. and.UK. clalmlnc. 1U milea: cate.

and Wallace and Fairbanks play ed well in the line. Right Halfback Maxwell Fortler Fullback Substitutes St. John's: Deas for Reagor Riales for McMeel. Waters for Deas, Flournoy for Thomas, Lemolne for Abood, Reagor for Zellers, C. Reagor for Van Opstal.

Vivian Land for Little, Griffith for Ivans. Darnell for Morrison, Van Horn for Collins, Morrison for The starting line-up: l.a. State (41) La. College (il) 10l ms 107 in.l ms At Arkndelphla, Ark. Henderson Mason Stevens other 6core and in the closing- moments Intercepted a pass and scampered 30 yards for the victorious touchdowns McGowan scored both school Bull Dogs engage one ot the toughest foes of their schedule when they motor to Monroe Saturday to tackle Monroe high school's highly reputed eleven at jrsythe park In the opening contest of the season for the Monroe team at home.

Scrimmage sessions with the second team, and icmbers of the reserve eleven are being held dally by the coach and his assistants. Jack Campbell and W. R. Simmons. With the exception of Archie Turner, Crown 91.

Arkansas Slate format At Indlanola, Iowa Simpson It, Left End. Co- all sOrrsn Current lOt'xHelrn tFrink Hawlay lOllxR. Hnrtmslfln tl'lfct Mate msiiCrontxn iRneK Candy IHixFive Mark FlrChler 1 131 Chief Tlerncy ttP Falcon 101! THIRD RACE SI, ZOO, claiming, Hawthorn couree: xMr UiMred 91ixr.lack Darllnt it.lttl Colonel Alto xt'lantv IDIRndor Phkntom Fire lli'Dr. Jardens iCsruIn J. 8.

9I X.Marshall Ney Tinsley (c.) Downs (c. Jacksonville's touchdowns, one an In seven victories Wins the Score R. E. San Francisco 1 11 2 Sacramento 4 8 0 Batteries: Thlrston and Sprinz; Gould and Kochler. Latonia Entries FIRST RACK and np, claiming, 6 furlnnua: Myth lOolC'rltlc 110 xl'apt.

Donan in7ixAnlnWall Girl ion lumbla (Dubunue) 0. At Lincoln. Nel. Hasting S7. CotMt At Fremont.

Neb. Doane of Crete Midland II. featured for the visitors Lon gains were made by James and Meredith. The visitors drew first blood, making a touchdown In the flrnt quarter The score was tied in the second quarter end the Lcboes pushed oyjr the second marker, in the last lot tercepted pass, running 45 yards, and the other via a line thrust. Score by periods US 115 113 Jacksonville ,6 0 6 12 Tyler 6 0 0 1218 Touchdowns, McGowan 1, Stephen promising young backfleld candidate, who is suffering from the loss of two teeth which were knocked out during practice a few days ago, the squad is son 3.

Referee, Gilfllan (A. Hvrrlaatln 108' l.leul. Mansfield log Whisk Arrow Kurbelow 100 112 xftnnch Lnsa lOtiThe But Umpire, Pope (Texas). Head linesman, Calloway (Tyler Junior). In excellent physical condition.

Tur Governor Pratt 1 1 8 SECOND RACE 11 "nil. ner. too, will be ready to play against DC RIDDLR. DeRidder, Oct. 12.

Undefeated by Its first two opponents, and Glenmora, the DeRidder high school "Dragons" are determined to qpntlnue the good work and keep thqlr slate clean In third game SUOkl Mint 1131 F10URTH RACK IS, Alio added. Orfat Western Handicap, 8-year-old and up. 1 Allies: VyTJandr llOit-Dtvon 101 Mt Ladyship Mi Joy Ball 113 asnfearl 1151 hChRrmarten int Oh Bay lOllafnnnan 110 aUWIey l0.1laMiafitep 119 aLemar Btok' Farm entry, hW'lldrnae Faun entry, cj. J. Qreely and Vlklns StaW ntr-.

FIFTH RACB $1,200, 3-year-old and ui. claiming, mile and 70 ynrds: Hnmood 107UHonyflh UK maidens, allowances. 6 furlnna: Arv lis II llMi-echwood CL DORADO, ARK. Eldorado, Oct. 12 (Special) Monroe and will in all probabiuty be used in the full back position, allowing Pete McClain, who has been doing Millie Leonard 1 lii L3ft Tackle.

Moore Walker Left Guard. Jones Bitemau Center. Wilson Wallace Right Guard Kesom Fairbanks Right Tackle. Swanson Pearson i Right End. Etovall Harkness Quarterback.

Peebles Phillips Halfback. Hendrlx Ratcliif Halfback. Reevc.1 Mixon Fullback. Score by periods: Louisiana State '1 25 7 7 41 Louisiana College 0 0 0 0 0 Officials: Referee Ducote (Auburn). Umpire Jackson (L.

8. Head linssman Putnam (Vandy). Time fcespor Dutton (L. G. Red face IIS Musette El Dorado high School Wildcats llome Jnmt'a of the season at the Beauregard par trouncrd the Warren Lumberjacks, 44 his stuff at that position to go back to a terminal post.

to 6, In a game played under a Ish fair in DeRidder. October 19 115Jm 1151 Chip 1lSnOul Monsieur ItSll'retty I'oae IlllhDeep Rlvr nl.eflfire Platoon Muterial Sir Ret law Hiram Kelly lliil Diamond fllnw aAudley farm entry. bVroicommon Stable entry and Drake entry. THIRD RACK -yo r-old and up. clalmlna, 1 miles: Onup 107iltoal Omar 1" wnmiia 1 OS' Dimple DunNle 100 Fire 1001 Eleven O'clock inn 40- Love child 10Stnneaae 10S Onllonnt Dawn 1001 64 FOURTH ACE L'-vear-oids.

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S. Jordun US bl'latlron 11 (lolden Prime lot Easter ms Encrny 1 0 T'errrntnae 112 Hln's Bnle IIOMickev 101 aWledum 112 b.Mnrtlc Fljnn 111 R. S. Chirk rntry, bl'enbody entry SIXTH RAl tl.joo. 3-year-olds and up.

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