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Broncs Blank Lions; Take Second Money HARRY PARKS Record-Chronicle SporU Editor Uoe-rammlng June Davis and versatile Jack Barton, two of the greatest and most colorful gridders ever don a uniform at Denton Hlfh, dosed out their high school eweera here Thursday afternoon Powering the Broncs to a 14-0 victory over the scrapping McKln- Bey Lions, The triumph, gave Coach Wait Farxers Broncs second place In District (AA and allowed them to hang up their best gridiron record In several years six wins, three defeats, one tie, Davis; pounds of whalebone and muscle at fullback, and Barton, 184 pounds of concentrated dynamite at center, played the full 48 minutes and their performances were fully as great as their repu DENTON (Tex.) BECORD-CHBOMCLB- Friday. Nov. 2g, 1M7 Steers Rack Aggies To Gain Sugar Bowl By. HAROLD V. COLLEGE STATION, Nov.

The Texas Longhorns rolled on toward the Sugar Bowl today while Txas A. and picked up the pieces from one of Its most disastrous seasons, made doubly a crushing 33-13. defeat administered by the rival state school. Bobby Layne sang a lusty swan in Southwest Conference foot: ball yesterday as he piloted Texas to Its eighth straight triumph over A. and M.

In the fifty-fourth renewal of this ancient series. It was the fourth time for Bobby to be.ta? guiding genius: for a Texas victory at the expense of; the once- mighty Aggies. Quarterbacking the Longhorns flawlessly and doing more than his usual share of ball-carrying, Layne set up one touchdown with two passes and a run, pitched 21 yards to Dale Bchwartzkoff for another, sparked a third drive with his throwing tnd scored the final touchdown himself after setting It up with a 11-yard dash on a faked pass. Texas.rolled up 26 points In the first three periods then sat back while toe Aggies staged a terrific that and Billy Pyle battered the- line down to the six Tom Landry smashed Prank Guess' try for point was blocked. Texas drove 61 yards for the next touchdown with Byron Oillory making me last 10 on a run around left end.

Again Guess' conversion trv was blocked. Billy Pyle ran a i unt back 49 yards to the Ap 21 to set up the next score. Layne passed to Schwartzkopf for the counter and Guess kicked the extra point. Texas paraded 68 for the fourth touchdown with Pyle crashing over from the two. Guess added his second conversion.

A. and M. scored its first touchdown after recovering a fumble on the Texas 10. Hollmig, Bob Goode and Ed Dusek rapped the line ifor the distance, the latter going over from the four. John Ballentlne kicked the extra point.

But enraged Texas marched 58 yards soon after for i( final touchdown with Layne making it from the Aggie one. The second A. and score was on a 71-yard surge with a 14-yard pass from Burl Baty to Goode being the pay-off. siagea a last-quarter passing assault a netted two scores. While layne's Passing proved more telling the star pitcher of same was Stan HoUmfe, the hlrd-legged Aggie quarterback, who connected on 11 for 173 yards.

The game had everything wild offensive action, great kicking rough, jarring tackles. It kept the largest ever to jam Into Kyle Field 41,000 in a continuous uproar. Shortly after the game Texas received and accepted an Invitation to play Alabama In the Sugar Bowl bitter pill for the Aggies who twice were knocked out of the; Host Bowl by Texas. I The first Texas touchdown came after a roughing penalty placed the ball on the Aggie 33. Jim canady tatlons.

James Magtll, the pass-pitching man at the throttle of the Denton T-midel, did some great work, too In completing 10 out of 17 passes one of them for a touchdown Guard Rusell Phelps and End Dickey Harris stellar defens- I Entry tar GOLDEN GLOVES Sponsored by Denton Optimist Club Fort Worth District Tournament Jan. 7th gth Open to boys 16 years of age, or older, who are amateurs. No entry fee of any kind. Contestants In Port Worth district tournament will be given free admission to witness the state tournament on Feb. 12 to 17.

Name Weight! Age Address Phone Benter me In (check one): Novice class High School class Open class Mall entry to Golden Gloves, Box 640, Denton North Texas In Runtiing For Boivl Game Bid By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Five Texas teams have accepted bowl bids and two or possibly three more are In the running for posl season classics. Texas, McMurry, and Hardln wer the latest to join the bowl parade all accepting Invitations yesterdaj The once-beaten University Texas Longhorns will play Alabam ta the Sugar Bowl at New Orlean New Year's Day. McMurry will be host team Missouri Valley College In th Boy's Ranch Bowl at Abilene Dec 13. Hardin accepted the invitation act as host In the Klckapoo Bow at Wichita Palls Dec. 7, agaias an as yet unknown opponent.

Southern Methodist and Hills boro Junior College also signed fo bowl tilts. The Southwest Conference cham pton Southern Methodist meets undefeated, untied Penn State I the Colon Bowl game at Dalla New Year's Day. Hillsboro will play In the "Junlo Sugar Bowl" game at Monroe, La the second week In December The Sun Bowl Is expected to pick the winner of the Texas Tech-Har din-Simmons game Saturday a host team. North Texas State is In the run nlng for an from th Alamo Bowl at San Antonio. This bowl has not announced either the two teams to play New Year's The Rice Owls, an Orange Bow- contestant last year, are also in line for another shot at the Miami classic Year's.

Tyler Junior College, undefeated and untied, is being considered for the little Rose Bowl at Pasadena Calif. ive pillars, and Marvin Kills, Jack Gray, Adam McNitiky, and DavU Lowe weren't far behind. It took the triple combination of Magill, Davis, and Barton to produce the first luchdown late in the opening quarter. Magill stepped back with the line of scrimmage drawn across the McKlnney 20 and bullet-passed to Davis on the 16-yard line. Davis In turn lateraled off to Barton who lugged the pigskin across standing up.

Davis then added the extra point from placement. Throughout the afternoon the Broncs were driving, but a tough McKinney defense and a multitude ol penalties assessed against the Denton warriors combined to limit the scoring. The second Denton touchdown came on a 60-yard drive In the quarter, with Magill hurling to Davis and the latter lateraling off to End Davis Lowe for the longest gain of the march, some 22 yards. Twice in the drive Magill pulled well-timed quarterback sneaks for first downs. Halfback Ellly Barnett, 155-pound speedster, raced around his own left end to score on a nine-yard Jaunt.

Davis again kicked the placement. McKlnney was never abl- to get ts attack into high gear, although Fullback Jack Ray sparkled on several -occasions with power unges into the line. The longest single ground gain of the battle was a 24-yarder ripped off by Davis around end. However it was called bark and the Broncs penalized 15 ya.ds for holding In the final quarter Davis, the work horse of the backfleld, Intercepted a pass, ran It back 10 yards then gave it to Magill who I forward another 11 yards to McKlnney 39. The Broncs drove down to the, McKlnney 26, but Incurred a.

15-yard clipping They survived that one, however as Davis broke loose around end' for 27 yards and a first on the Mc- Klnney 12. The drive fizzled when lateral wa recovered by McKinney. Statlitlcs First downs: Denton 15. McKlnney HARRY PARKS 1 If complete for 116 Incomplete. 1 Intercepted: McKlnney complete for 31 yards i Incomplete, 1 Intercepted Need Help? MERCHANTS PMOKI 796 If those XMAS bills get out of hand call on us.

Our loans are quickly arranged to suit your needs. Books Are Closed For Nov. AH purchases made now will appear on December statements (Jan. 1st). Do your Christmas shopping early at Brooks Drug Store Phone 1011 3 for Ponallles: Denton 7 for 6t McKinney 1 for yards.

Touchdowna: Barton. Burnett. PAT: Davla (2) Officials: Zcbble Howell referee; Bed Moore, umpire: Alvln Cfirlsman, head linesman; Jog Allen. Held Judge Score the period of the last sev eral years, Texas people hav been growing gradually and un happily aware.tha the Untverslt Interscholastlc' League 'as It'mv stands Is high-handed; dlctatorla and In some cases stupid. The League can be and even best thing that ever happened Texas high school athletics, bu t's far front perfect, and Is caus Ing Increasing dissatisfaction.

The League laal eaaed ant of that calf scrambling deal with considerable baek-patsing and shifting of Mame. Now the Leafie tt'i okay for boys to participate in calf scrambles If the vocational rlculture department supervises the show. That's a right about face from he first opinion handed down by he league, and shows that in ormed public opinion can have some effect on the League However, the League should will ngly mend its fences Instead being the storm center for a major row on each occasion some amend ment of new rule Is suggesed. Judging from editorial hi the last issue of iBterscbolotic Leaguer, official organ of the Leagoe, schoolmen figure it's not the business of the ordinary people to mix in'League affairs, and (hat league is exclusively a schoolman's affair. However, this editorial In ques tion falls to remember the people of Texas are paying the monthly salary of each school man and therefore should have some slight say In the educators they hire do.

The editorial says schoolmen don't mix In the Retail Merchant's Association or the Bar Association, and so "outside" groups should not bother the League. But It might be pointed out the League's benefit that Texans do not pay taxes to sap- port the Retail Association and the Bar Association. They do pay taxes see that every part of the school system Is enabled to function the way It should. It's not so much what the League does that draws so much criticism but the way It does it. The League's entire attitude of "handsoff" -dictatorial rule Is wrong.

The League should serve Texans, dictate to them Unless the League' is willing to tiu'tsfte forces instead offfljrhlln? it will eventually klll-ltself, and that would be a catastrophe of trie first Denton McKlnney DENTON Lowe Ellis Barton Phelps Gray Harris Maglll Smith Barnett Davis (co-c) Score hy quarters 707 0 0 111? Lineups Pos. Pllkenton Nixon Seal! Chapman RO Covlrigtoi H-T Dlckonsoi RE Whltt Ball co-c LH Ledbettf RH Wilson FB a Denton substitutions: Durham Frank, Kalkenberg. Hammond, Klein Paul, Arnold, Young. McKlnney Alrord Scott, HayneB. McCarley, Frlzzell.

GRID SCORES Frogs, Ponies Play Saturday By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tlie Southwest Conference football race reaches its weary close tomorrow as unbeaten. untied Southern Methodist battles Texas Christian at Port Worth and third- place Rice plays the cellar-dwelling Baylor Bears at Houston. SMU, already host team In the Cotton Bowl against undefeated untied Penn State, can be tied for the championship should TCU rise and stage an upset. Texas, which finished its schedule yesterday with a 32-13 ever Texas A. and M.

and earned a spol In the Sugar Bowl, would gain the tie in the event of an SMU defeat Rice will either finish In third place- or tie for It. Baylor will have to lick the Owls to finish out of Arkansas wound up the season yesterday with a 27-13 iritersectional victory over Tulsa. Will It Be Tomorrow? We Can Protect It I Lyle E. Montgomery Company Insurance Bonds RoMs. BIdgr.

Ph. 611 tolkje North Tciaa State. 14, Texas 32. Teias 13. Arkansas 37, Tulsa 13, Sam Houston Btate'asi University of Houston 0.

Howard Payne 35. Abilene Chris tian 7. Teachers Texas Baptist Tyler JC 13. Ban Angtlo JC 0. Rutgers 27.

Brown M. Pennsylvania ai, Cornell 0. Oklahoma city U. 35. Wester Michigan 1.

South Carolina 8, Waie Foreat 0 VMI M. Virginia Poly 14 Tennessee stale 18, Tennessee Poly Louisiana Tech S2. Centenary 14. Montana Colorado AfcM 7 Utah 40: Utah Denver 3J, Colorado 20. Idaho State as.

Colorado MJno o. HUh School rjonton 14. McKlnney 0 Highland Parlr Grand Prairie. 7 Sunset 10. Crozler Tech o.

Amartllo 40. Plalnvlew 14 Pampa 31. Borgef la. Lubbock 50. Brownrietd 14 Vcrnon'M, Klectra WlchlU Falls Oraham Children 33.

Quanah 8 Odessa Midland 0 San Angela 13; Abilene 13 (tie) Big Spring 34. Sweelwater 0 El Paso Austin El Paso 0 Denlson 35. Sherman 7. Paris. 87, Oreenrllli) 3 Tyler 7 Marshall 0.

Teiarkana, Ttr. 40. Texarkana, Ark. Weatherford 33. JUinger 0 Browntood s.

step'henvllle Brackenrldge 37, Thomas Jefferson ARMY-NAVr BATTLE ENDS GRID SEASON 'jfm The football forces- of Navy reach the en dof their IM7 campaigns, in. Philadelphia's' huge municipal stadium tomorrow wlfh the outcome as difficult to predict in -the days before and T- exploded for touchdowns he Army although its'unbeaten halted at 32 by Columbia, will enter thTfray with a much better season's record scoring Eagles Blast 14-7 Triumph CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 28 Texas state wound up Its football season with ten victories and a single loss yesterday when the Lone Btar Conference champions defeated Chattanooga, 14-7. The Eagles' only loss this year was to the University of Arkansas, Frank Smith punged over the goal ard, Glenn Davis and Arnold and Kats Plaster Houston HUNTSVUiE, Nov 18 wu a bountiful oay for Sam Houston State It pUrtered the University of Houston, M-o, night to finish one run.above the cel- ar, occupied by 1 the loeer. FOR PROMPT REMOVAL Of Fallen and Dead Animals CALL COLLECT 2116, DENTON, TEXAS Last Schoolboy Title on Line In District 10-AA By WI1SUR MARTIN Associated Press Staff One district champion will lw decided on the ptdlron today and another tomorrow In a conference room as the Class AA schoolboy grid rase heads for the playoffs.

Waco and Temple tangle in the deciding 10-AA tilt, with Corslcana likely occupant of the throne- room should Waco lose or tie. Representatives from three Dallas schools deadlocked for the 8-AA championship will meet tomorrow to pick a playoff entry. Sunset rarest and North Dallas all share the title. Three district champions were crowned yesterday and Sunset lumed the Dallas race into a three- way deadlock. Paris used a 57-2 victory over Greenville to wrap up 5-AA honors and Breckenrldge won the 9-AA 'lag by dumping; Cisco, 25-6.

Sracienrlde of San Antonio won Its first 15-AA flag since 1940 on a wild. 27-15 win over crosstown rival, Thomas Jefferson. All three of these tltllsls shared title with other teams, but won over the co-champion. The state's three undefeated, un- teams finished regular season )lay with perfect slates. Odessa, defending state champion, walloped Midland, 48-0.

Wichita Palls defeated Graham, 30-0, and Longview beat Gladewater, 13-7. Longview's unscored on record was broken when Qlndewater pushed over one touchdown. Sunset's 19-0 decision over Croder Tech earned it a slice of the i-AA championship. Only four other games are scheduled today. Austin and Kerrville close 15-AA play, Bdtnhurg and Me Allen finish 16-AA and Kerwin (Oalveston) plays Ball ol Oalves- on.

Corsicana. takes on Cleburne! a 10-AA game. I from the two yard line to give the Eagles their first touchdown, after Fred McCain's pass to Joe Abbey had moved the ball from the Texans' 31 to the Moccasin's 33. Richard Nutt picked up seven yards, then Smith made a first down on the two before cracking over the goat. The Eagles' game winning push came late In the third quarter.

Starting on their own 23, the Texans were sparked to their own 40 yard line by Ned McNelll and Harold Bartletl. Bartlett then tossed Abbey, who raced to the Chattanooga four On the fourlh down Bartlelt went through right guard for the score. McNelll converted both extra points (rom placement. Chattanooga scored In the last three minutes after recovering a North Texas fumble on the Eagles' 31 yard line. Southpaw passer Clarence Tapper tossed to Prank Erwln on the goal line from the 13-yard line.

Harry Summers ad ded the extra point. Approximately 6,000 fans turned out for the Thanksgiving attraction. The Golden Eagles from Texas displayed a slick-working formation that clicked for long gains to keep the ball in Chattanooga territory most of the game. The Moccasins matched North Texas in first downs with nine each, but couldn't the scoring power of the visitors. After their attack sputtered through a scoreless first quarter, the Texans began clicking on the first play of the second and rolled to a touchdown.

Tlje powerful running of Harold Bartlelt and Prank Smith together with the ball handling of McCain behind the big Texas line proved a combination that Chattanooga couldn't handle. Bartlett and Smith were particularly effective on off- tackle smashes. Starting Lineups EAGLES Pos. CHATTANOOGA KemplUi Curmlcliael Llnclaay T.T Hutchlnson CBte LG Sarratore Cooper AWhley Perrlll Ra Frailer Whitlow RT Magrath Abbey RE Summers Nutt QB Kovacevlch Smith LH Hoorcr Bnrtlett HH Brady Dlnkle PB Alexandur St-ore hv QirnrPtrs North TexRS 0 7 7 0 14 Chattanooga 0 0 7 North Texas scoring: Touchdown: Smith, Bartlett. Point arter touchdown McNelll 2 (placements).

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