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Eagles WMnr Cougars 3S-0 rwi i lo dnen Championship lie JLi By HARRY PARKS Record-Chronicle Sports IJc-rth power-laden Eagles broke out their usual touchdowii' paraSe Saturday afternoon, blasting' University Houston's outclassed Cougars 33-0 to cinch at least a tie for the tiorie Star Coiiierence crown. Some Homecoming Day exes and fans watched -happily as the Eigles overpowered and outran the red-clad boys from the bayou in perfect football weather. Except for the first minute, which saw the Cougars receive and up. two first downs', it was the-Eagles all the way. They blocked, and.

charged, with precision, even down to the third and fourth teams. Coach Odus Mitchell cleaned his hencb. of'everybody but the but the Cougars nevcr.never could a consistent drive clicking, and threatened only once. The two right halfbacks, Harold Bartlett and Richard Nutt, hard-running 190-pounders, did the majority of the scoring. Nutt blasted over for a couple of tallies and Bartlett did the same.

It didn't take the Eagles long to get their touchdown parade on the march. On the second play from scrimmage Bartlett slithered off left tackle; found himself In the clear after the first 10 yards, and-legged it 84 yards to score. Fullback Billy Dlnkle missed the extra point: Bill Kemplin, a- hard-charging wlngman. set up the props, for the Eagles second 'touchdown. Fullback Ned McNeill- got off a high punt which Harold Dlxon, the Cougar safety, who was down fast' for the plasv pounced on the -pigskin on the Cougar one-yard stripe.

Froth there, Nutt raced around lefi end to standing- up. Dipkle's extra point kick sailed squarely'through the uprights. Early In the second quarter, Nuft provided' a thrill equal to Bartlett's long gallop. With Quarterback Zeke Martin at the helm, ALABAMA PULLS TECH FROM UNBEATEN RANKS BIRMINGHAM, bounded, Georgia Tech from the iist of nation's perfect-record teams today, 14 7, as Harry Gllmer turned'in one of his brighter pitching performances. A capacity crowd of 35,000 watched In awe as Ollrner, a frail looking youngster, passed the favored Yellow Jackets dizzy in the first half, when he completed He had five straight without a miss to -carry the Tide 57 yards of a first period, :69 yard scoring drive.

Arlington Heights'" Cops Title, Nips North Side By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Amarillo and Arlington Heights (Fort Worth) Joined five other district champions Saturday in; the Class AA schoolboy grid Arlington Heights sewed up 7'AA by beating North Side (Fort Worth), 22-14, and Arnarillo by. 21-14. the Eagles dusted off the moss- backed Statue of Liberty play. Nutt, afjer taking the-handoff, rammed around left end, shook off a' couple of red shirts, and kept going for 50 yards and a touchdown. Shields Mltch'ell 'came- in and kicked.the extra has missed -only- one As the half Lloyd Lave.

H7-pounder, Back intercepted pass SO "yards and" almost way away for 'a 7 touchdown. Quarterback -Fred McCain's long aertal to' Kemplin, godd for 45 yards, set up the third quarter touchdown. Bartlett bulled it over from the seven. Herb Merrill kicked the point. Tackle Bob Beams recovered a Cougar fumble on the 25 In'the final stanza, and four, plays' later, Lloy'd Lowe scored standing up an end sweep.

Ned McNeill failed to add the The Cougars' most serious scorv Ing threat came' 'inX second quarter and stalled on the North Texas five-yard line where Reams. Prank Smith, V. Collins and Dinkle did yeoman work on defense. Statistics First.downsYNorttvTexas 11, Houson 6. Yards, gained rushing: North Texas 151.

Passes: NortV'Tejcas'8 "complete 'for 86 yards; 8 Incomplete; 1 Intercepted: Houston 1 complete' f01" 14 yards, 6 incomplete, 1 Punts: North 5 lor average of'39'yards: 'Houston 8 for average of.34 Penalties: North.Texas 2 20 yards; Houston a lor 5 yqrds; Fumbles recovered by: North'Tex- as Houston 1. Touchdowns; Barrett .2, Nutt 2, a'ns. regained a chance at LSD title glory and pushed Trinity out of the jce. dbach Bob Lions scored rn exc'ept the first quarter. James Batchelor carried (he first ouchdown from the 4-yaid line jarly in the second period climax- ng a power drive launched on the 0.

The. single Trinity score came Byron Rhorrie, John M6i head linesman; Zebble Howell, Judge. Score by Quarters NORTH TESCAS 13 1 1 B--33 HOUSTON 0 0 0.0— 0 Starting Lineups EAOLES Kemplin Lindsay Gate Kuehl POS. LE LT C'- Ferrlll Whitlow Oglesby McCain (co-c) Cromer (co-c) Bartlett Dinklo North towfcr. Reams, Abbe; COUGARS Settcgast (c) Towns Hastings Cook Builei Weaver Baker Pu: 'urn Fenzlfi FB Dlxon substitutions: Mumford.

Rog- nolt, RE QB LH UK'' Mitchell, Francisco, Dlckersofi, Bmltb, FurrhV Fombro, Lowe, McClartarian', pavls, Robinson, bose, Collins, Towe, Rienzl. VUrtflwu, Jones, Brashjler, 'v Houston substitutions: -Wallnce, Smith, Going, Mvers, Brown', Ley, Qreen, A. Petereon. H. Peterson; Foss, Tingle, Morrow, Knjs, Hurst, Good Sportsmen Know Good Leather Burnished gun cue or rich-hued Roblee both give you the pleasure of perfect leather.

tip with-father and will you comfort, aad long wear. ew A 8-1 DENTOX (Tex.) Suaday, Nor. 16, 1947 Lions Defeat Tigers To Stay in Running By. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The once-beatei). East Texas State Lions returned to the Lone Star Conference running Saturday by defeating -the Trinity University Tigers, 28-7, at Commerce.

late In (he second quarter alter Gerald Leverrman ran 46 yards. Walter Leverniann converted. Texas went down for its first football defeat of the season Saturday night before the visiting Stephen P. Austin Teachers, 15 to Boyd Forfeits To Leivisville; Bryson Wins 31-0 Coach J. 1C DcLay's Lewisville with grid practically cinched for weeks, 'into the championship Friday night when Bnyd failed to ap- je'ar" foi 1 1 scheduled game and left (he "Farmers'with a two-game lead over the nearest challenger and only one game left ploy, Bridgeport and Valley View, tied for second place in standings last had a new partner for the runner-up position today.

It; was Bryson, which trounced Sanger's Indians 31-0 Friday night SrysonXLeft Half Dan Pricci a speedster who is making a strong bid- Sox; All-District honors, scored four- of the five Bryson touchdowns. Coach Gene Ashmore's Bryson outfit got off to a slow start, but went to town after leading 60 at hftlftlme. Don Starnes, right half, scored the filth Bryson marker. Austin Bruce kicked one extra pknt. Tn statistics, Bryson nicked up 13 "first dmvas to three for Snnger and''- never allowed the Indians to' get past the Bryson 3S-ynrd line.

Hornets dropped a 13-31 tattle" at Azle, but showed some Improvement over Inst week's 52-0 lees to Bridgeport, )0 at Kingsville. The medicine- was made more bitter by the fact that it was the Javelinas' first homecoming defeat since 1935 and the 'second in its history. Austin scored late In the first quarter when Doug Samford slashed over left tackle for three yards. A pass from Leo Anger to James Due set up the score. Sherman Hughes raced 44 yards for, the visitors second touchdown in'the left end and cutting back to the right.

Bobbie Lee Smith kicked the extra point. Soxithwest Texas State squeezed by Sam Houston State, 7-6, Saturday night when George Mabe booted an extra point after the Bobcats 1 third period touchdown at San Marcos. Sam Houston's Bearkatshad jumped into nn early second quarter lead when Quarterback Robert Turner ran nine yards for a touch- for Southwest State. Sam -Houston had a 56-yard touchdown run by Sam Autrej called back in the "first quarter by a clipping penalty. Nittany Uons Win 20-7 BALTIMORE, Nov.

15 OP The Nittany Lions of crushed Navy 20-7 in the rain, mud and cold proving without any doubt their rating among the nation's Vop elevens" "as they remained the only undefeated, untied major ''football club in the East. Miss Sue Sewell Crowned Eagle Football Queen Petite, blonde Sue Sewell of Texas City received a large bouquet of chrysanthemums and Fred McCain of Gainesville and Bill Cromer of Denton, co-captains Saturday, received a big kiss in the crowning of the North Texas State football queen. The coronation ceremonies took place at the half of the football game between the Eagles and the University of Houston. Miss Sewell was escorted to and from the 50- yard line of the field by the co- captalm. half-time festivities Included a performance by the North Texas State band and talk by President W.

J. McConnell. Addressing the capacity crowd (an estimated 10,000 which ammed big Eagle Stadium. Presl- lent McConnell welcomecVthe exes back to the campus and paid his respects to the old-time ex-students and to a group of veterans, NTSC exes, who were brought to the game from Ashburn Hospital In McKinney. "We of today honor you, the students of yesterday," Dr.

McConnell slated. is you who have made the institution what it Is." Survives JFrecfe, Sees Grid Game J. C. Goodner, 1108 Panhandle loves his football and he sets out to see a game he generally sees it, come wreck or high water Friday night Go and a group of Denton fans were on their way to see the Broncos play ai Sulphur Springs when the car which Goodner was driving was sideswiped by a truck on a nar row bridge and turned over five miles the other side of Greenville However, Goodner and the othe occupants, one of whom was Hay Irwin, big tackle for the Denton team miraculously escaped seri ous injury and hitched a ride ti Sulphur Springs ih time to see tru game. Saturday Goodner's car was be ing towed back from Greenville by a wrecker.

Goodner himself wis in Dallas, watching Southern Method ist battle Arkansas. Stops Bucks 2S-7 COLUMBUS, Nov. 15 Illinois powered and finessed it way to a 28 to victory over Ohl State's -hapless Bucks today before 70,036 fans, wheeling to stai tling-fast in the fina grab easily a verdic which 'had been doubtful throng! the first, three quarters. Side Sqaare' OPTIMIST CLUB WILL STAGE NEW BOWL TILT ABILENE, Nov. 15 A "Boy's Ranch Bowl" game will be staged here Dec.

13, the Opti- nist Club announced today, with a Texas Conference team the likely lost. A spokesman for the sponsoring Optimist Club said the Abilene Christian' College McMurry game would be the basis for selecting a lome team. He said a leading small college team would be asked as the visiting team. Vernon Billiard, athletic director at McMurry, said the Indians would await the outcome of the Texas Conference race and selection of a Kickapoo Bowl team at Wichita Falls before making any commitments. Proceeds of the game will go towards the Abilene Boy's Ranch project of the Optimist Club.

Jayhawkers Trim Pokes STIIAWATER, Nov. 15 The Kansas Jayhawkers chased Oklahoma's A gies all around the field today, finally inch- Ing in with a 13-7 victory after the Aggies led through first half. FOOTBALL SCORES COLLEGE North Texas state 33, Houston u. 0 East Tens State Trinity 7 Tvxas 30, Itytas otiristtan 0. i Southern ftrthoiltst 14, Arkansas 6.

41, TMte AiM 7. Baylor 8. Abilene Christian 41, Austin College 7. Hardin Coflrgft 15, Southwestern 13 Stephen P. Austin 15, Texas Ail 7.

Bouthweet Texas Houston State 6. Daniel Baker 23, East Texas Baptist 0. Kardln-SImmons 18, Texas 0. Penn State Navy 7.. Lafayette 0.

Army 7, Pennsylvania .7 (lie). Michigan State 14. 8. Harvard 13, Brown f. Syracuse' 7, Colgate 0.

Columbia 10. Holy Cross 0. Dartmouth 21. Cornell 13. Rutgers 40, New.York University 0.

17, Yale 0. Virginia 6. West Virginia 0'. Boston University 33, Point 6, New Hampshire 14, Connecticut 6. Te- nessee 38.

Boston College 13. South Carolina 0. Duke 0 (tie). North Carolina Maryland 0. North Carolina State 20, Wake Forest 0..

William Mary 45. Washington Lee 6. Alabama 14, Georgia Tech 7. Virginia Tech 26, Richmond 14. South Carolina State 12, Tuskegee 0.

Illinois 28.. Ohio Stale Indiana 43. Marquette 6. Iowa 13. Minnesota 7.

Michigan 40, Wisconsin 6. Detroit 37. St. tflu'Js 6'. Wayne (Mich;) 7, George Washington 3.

Oklahoma City. 28, Louisiana Tech 13. Georgia 28, Auburn 6'. Louisiana State 21, Mississippi 6. Idaho 13.

Utah 8. New Mexico 8, Drake 7. Sul Ross 22. New Mexico Teachers 2 Notre Dame 26, Northwestern 19. Purdue 28, Pittsburgh 0.

Kansas 13. Oklahoma 7., Oklahoma 21. Missouri 12. Omaha University 10, Colorado State 6. 1 Florida 7, Tulane 7 (tie).

Kentucky 36, Evansville 0. Mlsslssllppl 52, Chattanooga. 0. The Citadel 7. V.

M. I. 6. McMurry 13, Howard Payne 6. Villanova 14, Georgetown 12., College of Pacific 82, North Dakota 0.

Northwpstern-(La.) 22. Centenary 7 Oregon 21, (Stanford 6. Colorado 21, Wyoming 6. Utah State 20, Denver 0. Washington State 14, Oregon State 13.

West'Texas State 40. Colorado College 6. Ross 22, New Mexico State 2. Iowa State 14. Kansas State 0.

California 60. Montana 14. U. C. L.

A. 34, Washington 7. Nevada 55, Montana 'state 0. HIGH SCHOOL Denton 37, Sulphur Springs 7. McKlnney 12, Grand Prairie 0, Paris 30, Gainesville 0.

Bonhun 30, Shfrrmari'7. Denlsori 45, Greenvhllo 0. 14, Borger 7. Wichita Falls 4I qjiildrrss 0. Vernon 13, Graham 1.

Odessa 46, Lamesa 0. Big Spring" 26, Midland-0. Riverside Paschal 6 FW Poly 20, FW Tech p. Sunset-Dallas (pcstpobed. wet I 4t-N.

Da 1 (postponed, bad weather). Weatherfo'rd 18, Stcphcnvllle 7 Temple p. Waxahachte 0 (tie). Waco 13. HHlsbcJK) 6.

35. Ennls 20. Texarkuna 33, Henderson 12. Long view 6 Marshall 0. KHgore-Tyler (rain; play Sat.) Jacksonville 24, Palestine 1.

Lurk In 54, Nacogdoches o. Conroe 20, 'Bryan 1. Galvestcn 21, Pasadena 14 Lamar 0, Reagan (tie)'. St; Thos. (Hu.) 13, Miiby 6.

Sap 25, Jeff TDavLi 7. Goose Creek 20. South Park 0 Orange 6, port Arthur 6 (tie). Beaumont 20. Galena Park 13 Thos.

13, Kerrvllle 12. Brackenrldge (SAJ 26. SA Tech 6. Austin 21, Harlendnle (SA) 8 San BenLto 13. Edtnburg 7.

Brownsville "9. McAllen 7. Kuiesvllle 40, Laredo 12. -larlingen 19, Robstown 6. Plalnview ock .7.

Amarlllo jji. Pampa 6. Kllgore 0. Fort Worth Arlinglon Helgh'ta 22 North Side Amarlllo 21. Pampa 14.

Adamson (DaUas) 14, Wooclrow Wilson (Dallas) 12. Sooners Bounce Tigers From Big Six Loop Lead COLUMBIA. Nov. IS spot punting by Darrel Royal and an enemy fumble set up Lhe winning-- touchdown 1 as Oklahoma toppled' the Missouri Tigers' off the top rung of the Big Six Conference football stading today 21 to 12. Missouri, previously undefeated in three conference starts, carried a 12-7 lead going into the final quarter of Its Homecoming Day attraction.

Steer Runrterg Favored Nov. IJPi The 26th annual Southwest Conference Cross Country.Meet will be held here Tuesday afternoon, and the University of Texas is heaviiy favored to cop its eighteenth consecutive championship. loica Coach May Remain at Post IOWA CITY, Nov. IB The resignation of Dr. Eddie Anderson, University of Iowa head football coach since 1939.

was announced today but there a question whether It would stick. a brief interview Anderson In- dlclated he 'would remain at bis Mist- if the athletic board of control would back him. Although. there was no Immediate Inkling that such backing would be forthcoming, several university athletic leaders both on the board and off-declared that In the past Anderson had received "fullest cooperation and. support." In announcing the resignation, University President i gl 1 M.

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