Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 39

Corpus CAILFJ1-TIMES SPOE TS Irish Michigan And Ga ech Grid Powers Army Sim I5al)y (Jiiartcrlinrsc Winner at ALBUQUERQUE Oct 4 -4 Shoemaker's Shu Baby sprinted the 440-yard straightway in 22 seconds flat lo capture the New Mexico stale fair SI 000 added championship race here today The Watrous horse paid $380 $250 and $240 Mrs A Tanner's Seven from Farmington plait-d second at $250 and $270 Lucky Manners owned hy Ritter was third at $400 Miss Flank famed qiiarlerhorse from El Faso was out of the money State 24 to 2d Only a pair of long Buckeye runs late in the game kept the fray from becoming a rout Northwestern upset UCLA 27 to 26 just a week after the westerners spilled Iowa ami today's victor had bowed to Vanderbilt by 3 to 0 In other intersectional contests Southern California and Kice deadlocked at 7 to 7 and Michigan State shut mjt Mississippi State 7 to 0 Ka stern contests included Penn's opening conquest of Lafayette to 0 Penn State's 54 lo 0 victory over Bueknell shut out of (Virnell 13 to 0 in which Levi Jackson was hurt and Princeton's decision over Brown 21 to 7 Columbia's point-making machine was held in check by the Navy but the i San Angelo Edges YiMCA in Mexico lo 6 MEXICO CITY Ort 4 A bi'illcmt last miiuile goal hnc stand brought the Sm Augolu Bubrats a 13 In ti iloriMtui over Ihe Mexico City YMCA here today The Bobcats who struck for two quick tourlnlow iis through the air in the hrM quarter for a 13 to 0 halftime margin found the altitude a rugged opimm-nt and tired badly in the final quarter Mexico City's aggregation capitalized on a 44-yard aerial gain and several penalties against the Bolx-ats to score in the fourth quarter With less Ilian two minutes to play they wen- buck again with a first on the Koluat two-yard line Imt the visitors slnied EVANSTON 111 Oct 4 Northwe 'tern's underdog football team spotted three touch- downs on tin breaks today but two passes and two plunges to(ainc roaring back in the second 3-D Armv Wins 47-0 From Colorado By HUGH FULLERTON Jr WEST POINT Oct 4 Coach Karl Blaik and Arrr football team staged an experimental game Saturday at the expense of a big but lumbering of Colorado quvl lUv enti-Hiining a crowd of 21C0 by rolling up a 47 to 0 score Blaik used 46 players Including 19 back Most of them gamed ground through and over the bulky Colorado line which was aMq to stop the Cadets only once The backfieU probably turned in the day's best performances but even when Blaik called upon 145-jyaind Tom Iobe Ute in the final quarter he ripped off a couple of giMHt gams Klwyn fBipi Bowan who Is trying lo fill L)h: Bfarchard'a place at fullback was the only Cadet to score twice He did it the nrt quarter when the Buffaloes still were putting up strong resistance on a long pass from Bill Gustafson He repeated in the fourth on a 12-yard end run Other touchdowns were made by Amos Gillette Bert Aton Bobby Stuart Winfield 5cott and Earl Knuckhshn Jack Mac-kniull converted five Lr-es in seven attempts For the most rart Army used only two sets of linemen arJ after the' first quarter they were able to handle the big but green Color ado forwards without much trouble At the Army's first drive was stopped a foot short of a score and the Cadets didn't ring up ther first six points until Gustafson hl the ball behind his leg until he could toss a 32-yard pass to Rowan who rsn the last four After tbal the roof slowly hgn to rave in on Colorado ar finally collapsed mlhe fnal quarter when the Cadets made three touchdowns two set up by pass interceptions Scotch Foursome Event At jHintrv Club Todav A mixed Scotch foursome event is on the golf program today at Corpus Christl Country Club Contestants will select their own partners make up own foursomes and register at the golf shop Mrs A Maley is in charge of the event Sunday Oct 5 13 17 FOOTBALL SCORES Continued from Tage Lust Army 47 Colorado 0 Notre Dame 40 l'iusbursh 6 University of Mavuchux-iu 7 liowdoin 6 Columbia 13 Navy 6 5 ale II Cornell Colgate 29 mugs Point 0 Wesleyan 19 Worcester 'Irrk 0 Penn State a I Bueknell 0 Prnnsi3aiiia 59 laiayette 0 lloiy Cross 19 Temple 13 Piineeluii 21 Brown 7 New itiuaiii Teaeliers 27 I' 0 Dartmouth 28 Sracuse 7 Trinity 33 Bates 12 Harvard 19 Ixislon I'niversily II Uuifalo 14 Keussalaer Polytechnic Institute 7 Vermont 27 Colby 3 Connecticut 14 Springfield 6 Hamilton 13 Wagnrr 7 Maine 26 Northraslern 6 Gettysburg 6 Western Mar laud Amherst 13 Coast Guard 0 Rutgers 21 Westrrn Krservr 6 Slippery Itork Teachers 21 Indiana PA Teachers 6 Vale Freshmen 20 Andover 0 New Hampshire 3J Rhode Island Stale 7 Montclair Teachers 12 llofslra 7 I rsinus 6 Drrxcl Linroln 35 St Paul of Lawrenre-ville 0 Kentucky Freshmen SO Navy Plebes 9 Clarkson 32 Norwich 6 Middlcbury 19 Williams 7 Scranton 51 American International 6 Tufts 32 Fort Devens 7 Sliipprnsburg State Teachers 28 Kutztown State Tearhers 6 Obrrlin 25 Allegheny 0 Concord 0 Shrphcrd 0 (tie) Dirkinson 27 Grove City 13 Irhanon Valley 21 Moravian 20 W'aynrsburg 17 Alliance 0 Muhlenberg 53 Albright 0 St Laurence Crash 27 MurrLv ville Aggies 7 Drnison (Ohio) 19 Washington Jefferson II Lrhih University 21 Case Institute of Technology 6 lliram (Ohio) 8 Thiel 7 Ed in boro Slate Tradirrs 7 Clarion IPa) State Tearhers 6 Nichols 0 New York 0 Juanita 21 Westminster 7 Susquehanna 20 Haverford 18 Franklin Marshall 21 Swarth-more 6 Rochester 18 Union 13 Middlcbury 19 Williams 7 Youngstown 27 Geneva 7 i Alfred 20 St Lawrence 7 JAVELINAS Continued from page 1 punches and moved to the 9 Marry Carson hero of the game with Howard Payne recovered a fumble to foil the Bobcat's scoring threat Wright punted out and the Bob-eats promptly drove to the 20 before the Hogs stiffened and held The Javelinas fumbled several (lays later and the Bobcats reel cri'd on the 28 George Carlisle passed to Wallace Dockall for 16 and 7 yards The Hogs drew a penalty that moved the ball to the 1 Burnell Hail bue-ked into the line for the 'touchdown The try Ky IIIKOID riVVVSKV XK'iV YOUK Oct 4 i Notre I'ar Michigan Texas Georgia Ti i an-1 Army showed the power xixrted of them today as the football teams fought for wjth Ihe world series but it as Duk Purdue and I that contributed the sur- lS Noire Dame oftened the wimiii that etery on eiecti will end without deleal (-rushing a stuhtMtrn NKKri'Ka-tinn in in 'or a while In the s-(-uiiI mtIm (lie Irish led hi only lo fi lait then Johnny liitack look iharce and the Nolrje Dame margin gradually mounted Michigan belled Stanford for 28 p'nt in the very first quarter i then kept up the carnage finally bv a 4J to 13 edge A finding tiie ponderous ('' i-! i no problem of all In-mi Tied mer (lie JtiKky Mountin' 7 ton ('oach Kali Klaik n- 1 I backs but couldn't find a Ji: Riant bard Davis or Tucker triein lilros counted out of the Big Xive title running showed it still 1 a i of competent athletes by walloping an Iowa team that is considered a championship The scute was 35 to 12 i the Illri now head east where f'-v will strive to end the Army's s'i'-c of 2 games without defeat New Yankee Stadium Saturday Georgia Tech mastered Ttilane 2 to 0 just a week after the Green Vmve tumbled Alabama Tulane's of a week ago however lost 1 today when the 'rim si in Tiie bowed to Vanderbilt 14 to 7 The really liig surprise h'iweer was the treatment accorded harles Justice and his North Carolina leummates In the Texas lainghnrns The Nmiihwesl club Jarred snmn 4TIHMI sfiectators liv scoring the first five minutes and In'-teri-eptlng enough passes In build the final score to 20 to 0 D-irbv Lhjmc the fabulous Texas nua rtevhack who apparently has four Jus niche in the newly ins' -iiV-1 formation whipoed a pass for the first tally Duke witn at ast six stalwarts on the injured list registered its first football victory at Knoxville by knot king olf Tennessee 13 lo 7 a i Pursue regarded as having ory two qualified football players hy overwhelming Ohio that many thought would go the other way William Mary pounded The Citadel 56 to 7 and Wake Forest had to hurry for a 16 to 4 derision over Clemson the winning point eoming on a blocked punt that skidded out of the end zone Mississippi with big Barney Poole anchoring one side of the line whipped South Carolina 33 to 0 Arkansas started with a rush but soon slowed down in the heat although its 6 to juice was too much for Texas Christian Calyirornia which last week downed Nnvy had things very easy tills time with a 45 to 6 decision over St Alary's Oregon State got back on the winning road with a 14 to 7 conquest of Washington VIKINGS Continued from page 1 Kargle the end from Texarkana covered a fumble on the Clifton 5 lie cracked tackle for four and then went to the Clifton one Then David I-evy took a pass front Wally Arbuckle for the score Wilkinson's kick was no good and the Vikings led 13 to 0 Seconds later the Vikings raided the goal line again taking advantage of another fumble on the Clifton 42 On the first play Gene Johnson the former Texas Aggie halfback dashed through right tackle to score Gene had fine blocking in the line but once he hit the secondary he depended on sheer speed to score Wilkinson made good on this one and the final score was Vikings 20 Clifton 0 The fourth period was a drab scoreless affair Starling lineup Clifton Mii'M-nKjalr Ku ink II Tut nrr SiiIiIIh-iii TiiiIiiii lillfflllilll ill) 1 1 tCC-Tandail Smith liver lfnlii-ri Official: Charley llaa iTcxaa lliil-vemlyi referee Ifmpirt: Vernon Tracy ITexas i LincMnag Tex Kasi-n Oklahoma L'l Hrrt Moore lllardni-Sinimonai field Judge Subxlilutra: Corpua ChrixU: End DixmuVe Campbell Ambler: Uu-klH Coale Holmes McCombs Guard: Short Selliff Nrw-buiy Thomwnn Outer Herrera Hack: Gray Casey Pa-lciMui fcrlien Clifton: Frida Jarkaon Damon Tacklea: Ewing Guard: Duncan Hacja Harvey Gilbreath Hants Statistic: First dourna: Corpua Chriatt 11 Clifton II Paea: Corpua Christ! attempted 10 completed live two mterceplrd Clifton completed 11 had two intercepted Punting: Corpua Christl averaged 31 yard Clifton averaged 33 yards Penaltiea: Coipua Christl seven for 93 yard Clifton five for 43 yards Yards gained ruahuig: Corpus Christl J2S yards Clifton 53 Blue Lions won 13 to 7 and Dartmouth showed signs of a comeback by downing Syracuse 28 to 7 Harvard had trouble with Boston University 19 to 14 and Holy Cross got by Temple 19 to 13 An extra jxiint after touchdown brought the veteran Andy Kerr a 21 to 20 verdict over Moravian in his debut as coach at Lebanon Valley Minnesota showed Nebraska little merry by downing the Big Six club 28 to 13 and Wisconsin got a late touchdown to tie Indiana 7 to 7 Kansas co-champion of the Big Six started out for the 1947 flag by flattering Iowa State 35 to 12 while Oklahoma mastered Texas 26 to 14 in a game Uvalde Wins Over Edinburg 7 lo 0 Callrr-Timvi Ketrs Srrvlr Snuffy Marsh raced a punt back 67 yards in the first period last night to at-i Uvalde Junior College in defeating Edinberg Junior College 7 to 0 Uvalde intercepted a pass and went to the 1-yard line but Edinburg held and the ball went over on downs Sdinburg later drove SO yards only to have Uvalde stiffen and take over on the 1 Edinburg led in first downs 14 to 5 LONGHORNS Continued from Page ID Texas 40 but then Justice's pass intended for Cox bounced out of Longhorn Bobby Coy Ia-c's arms amt Junes grubbed it to hall the Tar Heel drive Texas exploded again driving 60 yards to pay dirt with Tom Landry plunging the last two yards to run the score to Texas 20 North Carolina 0 at the half Landry slashed for 23 yards to initiate the marrh Gil lory the 149-pound scatback went tearing around left end on the old Statute of Liberty play and raced to North Carolina's three The Tar Heels held for one play before Landry bettered across The conversion was good momentarily but a holding penalty against Texas set the Longhorns back 15 yards and an attempt to pass for the point failed North Carolina again threatened pass plays clicking to the Texas three-yard line bul the half ended before the Tar lleels could run another play The fourth tally came on a one-yard plunge over center by Clay at the end of an 84-yard march which began when Jones intercepted a pass behind his goal line and brought it out to the 16 Billy Pyle left half dashed 14 yards Layne hit substitute left End Iewis Holder for 32 yards to North Carolina's 34 Clay rambled 13 more and Layne shot one to Jim Watson for 13 to North Carolina's six North Carolina was penalized to its one-yard mark for rouging the passer and Clay scored Guess kicked the extra point Clay collected his serond touchdown when he again rammed through from the one-half yard line at llic end of a 47-yard drive in which the Texas second team employed straight power Guess kicked his fourth extra point to FRIDAY FOOTBALL SCORES shove the enemy hack to the five as the game ended Four-Hall Event Al Coimlvv Club Pairings for the four-hall mixed foursome at the Country Club this afternoon at 1 o'clock have been announced Pairing-- Mrs A Malcy Modlin Mrs Jack Womack Lindsay 1:15 Mrs Hanks Fred Fues: Mrs II Green loaf IS Gcirhart Mrs John Carry I-es Waisscrman: Mrs Roddy Tom Grnlinni Mrs Callaway ill wav Mis () Kurpsel Dr Koep- el 1:40 -Mrs II Kelly Ur Fnv Moody Mrs Gus Deer Hay Fogarty Paul Martin Paul Martin Mrs Casale Paul Tally Fullback Earl Maves sprinted 70 to' vards in the last period today give Wisconsin a 7 to 7 tie with favored Indiana in a Big Nine Con- ferenee football game Tyler Apaches Win TYLER Sept 4 oV Tyler Junior College Apaches capitalized on a pair of fumbles and two pass interceptions to smash North Tex-1 as Agriculture College 33 to 6 here today Tyler tripped to four louch-dow-ns in the last half as the re- suit of Aggie iniscucs after the clubs had battled to a 7 to 7 dead- lock in first half here today Tyler tripped to four before 10000 Rose Festival fans touchdowns in the last half as the result of Aggie iniscues after the (-limbs had battled to 7 to 7 dead- lock in first half JUSTIN BOOTS Gulden calf lioltoms with all kid leather uppers and three rnmbinalimis of white red and Rrccn inlays Double row stitching full leather lined narrow square toe Also shown in solid brown Sizes 6 to 12 Widths A to 52500 No Stranger EAST LANSING Mich iB-Eddie Sohacki tackle on Michigan State College Coach Biggie Munn's squad is no stranger to Munn He played under the new mentor in 1944 at Michigan when Sohacki whs a Nnvy trainee Munn was line coach at Michigan that year Northwestern Upsets UCLA on late Kallv half to upset the 1916 Pacific Coast league champions 27 to 26 It was UCI-Vs game throughout the first half but Northwestern must have eaten fire and brimstone during the intermission Frankie Aseheubrenner and jTom Worthington a pair of half-hacks led the Northwestern come- (back Kcds-Indians 3Iccl on Longoria Field Today A fast train is expected to lake the field for the Corpus Clinsli Beds Sunday afternoon when Manager A 11 Kal-on sends sor of next year's hoiefuis ag-r'nrt the Gregory Indians Longoria Field The Beds have won 13 Insi 7 tied 1 for a percentage of iu: Since the season is linos' over Fa 1 1 -on intends In use a -iHi o-rookies against the Indians Ploresvillc Tigers Slaughter ('liarlotic FIOBKSVILIK -In a one sided football game here Friday night Floresville defeated CTiarlotte 45 to 0 in the opening game of District 40-B confeience play Lloyd Baker paced the winners with three touchdowns f7 II 11 Joe Tom Wright Dismukes and Garland Starnes scored for he Ti- Reis The Tigers used three teams against Charlotte 2ev ARDELL THOMAS ONCE YOU WEAR A PAIR YOU'LL ALWAYS WEAR KrewiTs Series Winner MILWAUKEE Oct 4 Milwaukee's Brewers trounced Syracuse of the International league 9 to 1 tonight to win the junior world series four games to three for their first triumph in the little baseball classic since 1936 Weatherford 13 Arlington 0 Hrrrkrnrldge 19 Graham 0 Kerrville 33 San Antonio Tech 33 Chester 0 Cleveland 7 Liberty 6 Eastland 46 DeLeon 0 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