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-Jown on first play from scrimmage Again in the third quarter after Virginia had tied the count at 7-7 he tore around the same wing for 56 yards and the winning score Rice Owls Smother Arkansas Drives Roll to 26-0 Victory Michigan Pulverizes Hoosiers Penn Slips By Virginia PIIILADELHIA Nov 8 (PI Pennsylvania slashed across for wo touchdowns in the second half today to defeat the previously unbeaten Virginia Cavaliers 19 to 7 In retaining their spotless record the pounding Quakers twice shook loose their fleet halfback Hob Deuher for scoring runs of 61 and 56 yards The Cavaliers more than held their own through the first half hut lost their offensive punch in the last two periods Deuber swept around bis own i ight end for 51 yards and a touch- the Owls managed to move into Arkansas territory only three times twice to the 44 and once to the 43 Arkansas after being halted early in the game after recovering an Owl fumble and marching to the Rice 20 made its most serious threat in the second period when Holland started things rolling by returning Huey Keeney's quick-kick to the Owl 38 The Owls did not halt this threat until they took over on downs on their own three-yard line After that the Razorbacks although dominating play through 4-I Cut pus C'h'iiti CALLEK-TIMLS Sunday Nov 9 1947 SPOE TS Last-Minute Pass Gives Tech 16-14 Victory Over Navy BALTIMORE Nov 8 (r Georgia Tech cashed in on ore biz opportunity in the fourth quarter today to pull nut a 16-14 victory over often-brilliant but just as luckless football team on the muddy gridiron of Baltimore's Municipal Stadium Trailinff halfway through the final period as Navy tne lre corsistentlv outplayed the big Tech forwards the Yellow Jackfts saved their undefeated-untied record when they recovered a Navy fumble and turned it into the winning touchdown on a long forward pass 1: was Tot h's y-venth straight victory this season and per raps the toughest The teams meet next season winning touchdown that kept it unbeaten untied and highly eligible for a Sugar Bowl bid was scored on a iorw-d pN from Jim Patton to Jimmy Southard By MAX SKELTON HOUSTON Nov 8 Rice's Owls moving on the ground and thd air on five drives threw a stout defense at the Arkansas Razor backs here today to gain a 26 to 0 homecoming victory The Owls all but completely wrecked the highly-publicized Razor back ground game and permitted the brilliant Clyde Scott and the slippery Ken Holland only brief opportunities to operate to advantage After cashing in on a first period fumble by moving 26 yards in three plays Rice kept perfect its all-time Houston record of no losses to Arkansas by scoring again late in the period on a 51-yard drive moving 76 yards for another tally in the third and winding up with a 47-yard march in the fourth As the final gun sounded Rice had the ball on the Arkansas half-yard line with third down Other than these five drives out the first nine minutes of the third quarter were unable to move beyond the Rice 34 It was center Joe Watson who took the lead in the sparkling defensive play that thwarted the Porker backs He recovered Ross Pritchard's fumble to set up the first Owl score Keeney went through renter for 15 yards before Dick Hoerster on the third play moved eight for the touchdown James Williams who had a 50-50 average in four tries missed the conversion Minutes later Keeney returned Aubrey Fowler's punt to the Ric 49 and Tobin Rote immediately hit Williams with a pass that netted 43 yards and a first down on the Arkansas 7 Hoerst er picked up 6 yards before Rote hit renter for the second touchdown Late in the third period Rice took the ball from a punt on its 24 and struck quickly to score in seven plays Third stringers produced the final marker as Fred Jacob Bobby Lantrip and Charles Easter alternated on line play after Keeney had started the drive with a Itiv--rd end run from the Ark- FOR SALE 1946 ERCOUPE In Perfect Condition Vi PRICE $197500 Can Bed Dozier Nueces Garage Phone 7785 LEE WARD Cuddihy Field Phone 2-5721 SPECIAL Mattresses $595 Each ORDERS ACCEPTED PHONE 3-2981 GRIDIRON GREMLIN'S Oliio State Wilts After Game Ends flBnBD Brncofe Specializing la All Hunting Supplies MAIL from Page 1-B( fond But with time them the Vikings minutes were left when they started to took the kirk off tmiehiiown on hia out to the Wharton almost away Johnson to the Wharton 31 ran through his did not drop anchor the Wharton goal had been injured limped on to the from placement a 14-13 lead that warmed to their smashing their way touchdown of the midway of the when they drove 39 down to four chiefly on thr Johnson and a four by Dave first play after receptun Johnson tackle far the score came into the placement was 'the Vikings out in ANN ARBOR Mich Nov 8 dR Mighty Michigan hot on the trail of the Big Nine title and the Rose Bowl crushed hapless Indiana 35 to 0 today for its seventh straight victory of the season before a sellout crowd of 35938 football fans at Michigan Stadium Reeling off yardage like an express train the rampaging Wolverines ripped through the outclassed Hoosiers for five touch- downs to move within two games of its first undefeated and untied season in 15 years the Western Conference crown and the Pasadena' classic Only Wisconsin and Ohio State remain as pocsible stumbling blocks in the next two weeks With their ace Negro halfback George Taliaferro in the lineup the Hoosiers acted like a real threat in the first phases of duel But when he was sidelined with a cracked rib and a bruised shoulder in the second Tuarter the Indiana following knew- it was all over Michigan's play was brilliant throughout With halfback Bob Chappuis passing and running for oe of his best games of the season the Wolverines rolled easily and skillfully through the dispirited Indiana eleven Tulsa Trims Okie Ainrics STILWATER Okla Nov 8 0I Tulsa University bumped off Oklahoma today 13-0 in a bruising football battle before 28-000 Tulsa allowed inside her 20-yard line only once and might have scored mure except that she lost the ball on each of five fumbles committed Quarterback Jimmy Finks rifled a 13-yard pass to halfback Jimmy Ford in the closing minutes of the first half to account for Tulsa's first score Ford caught the ball on his own two and went over standing up Ford's conversion was no good In the beginning of the final period Tulsa took over in midfield and bored down the middle in a series of running plays to permit halfback Pete Annex to slice across from the one-foot line This time Coach Buddy Brothers sent in fullback Hardy Brown to do the kicking and the extra point was added Bobcats Damp East Texas SAN MARCOS Nov 8 The lowly Southwest Texas State Bobcats knocked East Texas Slate from the undefeated ranks today with a convincing 20-7 Lone Star Conference victory before a homecoming crowd of 4000 East Texas scored in the second period as Jim Batchelor passed to Tom Ramey with Buddy Griffin converting Southwest Texas got its first touchdown in the third period when Milton Jirasek plunged over from the one-foot line The next tally came when Jeff Curbo went over left tackle fur 11 yards to climax a 36-yard surge George Mabe kicked both extra points Curbo next snared pass and raced 42 yards for a score Mabe misled the conversion AUSTIN ('nntiniM-d from Pag I II the Maroon 29 Tno Knight passes to Harold Carter picked up 16 yards but the threat sputtered and died on the 10 Late in the fourth quarter Dailey's Surplus Army Goods Minnesota Tips Purdue MINNFAPOLIS Nov 8 Mmrfvti'f Gophers arke i hy Hilly Bye Pul rn i that rowset them a to 21 victory ritr due i fiihUng fotball team Vxiay byt climaxed ki best day of tne ty thiilling a lme- iMTirj crowi 'f 63655 tana with a rt ietiod touch-cuwr Kalop 1 the Gopher Eern1 loi tne triumph It ws the second goal line tf tre cay lor the 176-jKurs Bye and matched the per form ante cf a tellow hallbacK Bud Havsken Sub lullback Don Balev added the points alter Byes' touchdowns hut his attempts after tre Hausken tallies iaiiex I do" mateci the fust half rowi! 4 two ul tuUffHltHMis in me ieni and another in tlie Adams over right gu-rd from the lre the lust score and Pwime tally mace on a bnviiunwiis ront to 13 "e-d lr'rn wlh quar- terua- Bth la-Moss doing the I i-iUirg on tn-ti Lnd Norman in set ond Boil-' taut alter taking pa- the ena one End Uiy'tt Gi cusen wound up Pur Cues sroung by taking DeMosa iarr heave fn-m tne 15 Guard Arm Baser tck of Corpus Christ i kicked the point alter the frst two touchdowns and quarterback Ken Goigal ran with the tall to auu the Unal point The U--m battled in 27 -degree weather and in the second half and interceptions were frequent as the players' fingers became chilled A 29 mile northwest wind handicapped DcMoss ia his second and third period passing attack Ore interception resulted from Pursue aer al eflort to regain the 1 after Byes long run VIKINGS Con tinned would stand running out on settled ilown Lr Uian five on the elnek w-nrk Johnson following the seven anil ripfied 2k lie was hammered and then Gray right tackle and until he crossed line Wilkinson who in the first period field to kick goal to give the Vikings stood at the half The Vikings second half to 2 0 points Their first second half came third period from the Wh'rton the Wharton fine running of great catch on Irvy On the pass hulled right Jimmy Johnson game bid his wide leaving The Vikings hefoie the third this time when blocked finally recovered 32 The there down to Gray hammered scorr Johnson goal to boost the to 27-13 Late in the hit pay dirt with from the Wharton Johnson was the two was right but squirmed score Johnson goal and leave 34 to 13 tor the vihiBia ur Hood Tmir Hwm Shaft 1902 AYERS qJS 0 S'J'l 5 MOTOR TESTn iLs LsuiLaiUa offered cot another one (irriod ended John Tlwmasson punt and it tin the Wharton Vikings moved from the Wharton one the mddle to came in and kicked Viking advantage game the Vikings Johnson scoring 21 back to pass from trapped on the over for the came in to kick the final score Vikings I i Ricw aninnc ImirfMkm HnrrMor Bote Eji-trr afar Rot) Point aft touchdown William 2 tplacemntu1 StiIttitutoii: Afliiw ri-d Davchmy Cox Uckift Lurno Ricnorc Whit CJiNr' guard Couror Prtr JacX-ni rrmri Thoma Crafton Rowland Sliaddox bath Pritchard Baa Ilon-nn Lnnnr) Holland lams IVavt end Lania William Walcott McBride: tackle Dolwood Leo Dorwond Lw A-mPtrana Murphy Park-ci guard Kwiatkowaki Schwars Noble: center Weatherly Price: backs Stmkbndse Kcecney Eikenberg Jacob Lantrip KeUr Anderaon Easier Ruaa Cardwell Ballard Rent Civilian Jeep eaMBable Rale flaar Day ar urek Ideal far Peer Baalla: JEEP RENTAL SERVICE 261 Chaparral Pbao er MIM By Appointment Only $995 UNDERCOAT SPARK PLUGS CLEANED VACUUM CLEANED WASHED and GREASED CENTER TIRE SERVICE WE NEVER CLOSE Dial 8781 1361 Staples 11947 RILEYS MILITARY TAILORS 1909 SOUTH tAAA staples COLUMBUS Nov 8 Ohio State scored a touchdown on a pass from Pandel Savir to Jimmy Clark two plays after the game apparently had ended here today to defeat Northwestern 7-6 in one of the most amazing finishes eer seen on any football field anywhere In a bclieve-it-or-not climax that harked back to the Ohio State-lllinois game of 1943 in which John Slungis kicked a field goal 12 minutes after the teams had left the field to beat the lllini 29-26 Ohio State took advantage of three successive penalties call- Colcs in Title Game Fridav with Victoria" Bees Corpus Christi's Solomon Coles Hornets and the Gross High Bumblebees of Victoria are leading Negro District 3-AAwilh three ictoncs and no losses The Hornets will fare the Bumblebees in a showdown itialih here Friday night as a feature event of Solomon Coles Homecoming Anderson High of Austin paved the way for the showdown clash by bouncing previously undefeated Wheatley of San Antonin 15 to 0 Friday night The Hornets trimmed Austin 19 to 15 earlier in tne season and Victoria won by forfeit over Austin Only Corpus Christ! Victoria and San Antonio have a mathematical chance to represent District 3-AA against the District 4-AA champion in the semifinals for the state championship Caalrraare I I Vta Os Corpus ChrtaU Uw IS Victoria 1 IS San Antoni SI AST IS Austin 40 ST SI Bryan 1 ASS TS Tonipl -SMI 1SS Aunt in forfeited to Victoria and Bnran A forfeit count 1 to Eiiiiiiiurg Edges Vicloria 13-12 EDINBURG Texas Nov 8 UPJ The Edinburg Junior College Rroncs eked out a 13 to 12 win from the Victoria Junior College i lieie tonight After the score was knotted 6 to 6 in the first quarter Edinburg came back after Ute half and went ahead 13 to 6 Victoria scored again in the final period but their conversion try was blocked by Harold Manning who saved the game for the rones You Must Register By 5:30 Saturday November 8 to win a new radio RADIO CENTER 468 FALMERO DIAL 3-2223 Dots Your Cor Hava any of THESE FAULTS? HARD TO START USE TOO MUCH GAS LACK POWER AND SPEED KNOCK ON HILLS VIBRATE OR RUN ROUGH NO PEP ed on Xorthuestcrn to win a game that seemed forever lost Ohio State trailing 6 0 with four minutes left In play had driven to the Northwest niie-vard line only to lose the ball i'll downs with a little more than a minute to go Northwestern then punted out to the Ohio State 40-vard lira where Ohio lined up quickly with 25 seconds showing on the clock A lerg pass from Saw to Bob Pemmel was good on the Northwestern seven-yard line but on the next play Savic tried to pass again was hit and Northwestern apparently grabbed the ball as it popped up in the air The Northwestern players started to leave the field thinking the game was over But the head red kerchief had signaled a Northwestern offside and it was Ohio's ball oq the three-yard line The Buckeyes ran a play but failed to gain and again Northwestern was offside Then Savic whirled out of the quarterback slot arched a pass into the air that seemed to hang for hours before it came down info outstretched arms in the end zone and the Mine was tied at 6-6 two plays after time had expired The try for the extra point remained Big Emil Moldea a 29yaid place kicking specialist from Akron came in and looted the kick wa blocked once more Northwestern was offside The second try booted squarely into a stout wind was good and Ohio State had its first Big Nine victory of the season a victory that went into the record books of football as proof that a game is never over until the final gun and sometimes not then iV UiMlotte 0 UUJf S95 Tmr Men and Women 519-93 Value Maaala Mrtkataaa rial ealara Amaiiae rvSarllaa a-tell far aar hrMaaaa iff-ma aUai CHXabK IT CIIRISTI CORPUS 391 Chaparral Phone 3-2193 Worth Mounting Well Phene 888 Portland Texas With Dor new New Analyrine Equipment we can quickly teat yeur engine scientifically and yea ran see tmr yeurself exactly what ta needed Let restere that leat new ear feeL that thrilling sparkling eld time pep and surging pewer that give yen rest satUfactlan i -STORES- 501 WiNf Ska) Gorg: fa in hack lateialled to Det who threw a long pass -er 'or Maloney but Bye 1-LI on the Gopher 3 a loo I session tre e'el giound piays as Trrh OulM-orcs Arionsi II lo2( LUBBOCK Nov 3 Texas Teen won ts Burner Con- game of the reason tooay up a 41-28 tictory over a baftlrg Arona Wildcat eleven in a free-scoring contest Tern stunned the visitors with a i parsing attack yiear-fcea-Jed by Krendie Brown who pM-i'f'fi touchdown throws to Glenn Lewis and Ralph Earhart Le--is dashed 33 yards through left for a touchdown all the first eight minutes of by GIRLIE GRAPPLE? 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