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Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 7

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MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA TUESDAY DECEMBER 28 1937 A Read the Advertisements too! NEW YORK Dee Too over those prevailing last fall Hot dope from the grapefruit i i i winil pititgri jii inr uiirii Kim 6 PPn he slips to one knee the ball should JACK POT HOCKERVILLE Will Be Given Away us All Coupons Issued Since Wednesday Dec 8 Are Eligible Be at the Corner of Main and Central Ave Read the Advertisements too! Mhml rkla Ill llllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllll llllllllll PowlinAi Shop and Save In Miami Wednesday Manhattan Quintet Weak However on Defense Ear ly Season Record Shows baseball) is not about to get the air as manager at Jersey City Who started that tale anyway? If Nathan Mann knocks out or even outpoints Joe Louis In ebruary Miss Joann riend of Kas Mr and Mrs Arch of Lavaca Ark not be declared There has been some agitation for a change in the forward pass Jim Londos Returns I To Mat Wars Again Arric and sons of Com merce ranklin Cook of Sill Ark Mr and Mrs Pete Dively and children of Baxter Springs Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bowen and daughter Joann of Hockerville Mr and Mrs Jack Sturgeon and daughter have returned from Stil well where they visited relatives They were accompanied home by Sturgeon who is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Sturgeon and Mr and Mrs Jack Sturgeon Tulsans Get Second Rank in Net Doubles somewhere between here and Cali fornia in this book can stop worrying 1 KANSASSTATERS STRESS OENSE 9 TEAMS LET IN CAGE MEET Bonus Wagner Talks Over Playing Career Aggies and Tulsa Remain Among Contenders for Collegiate Title Georgian to Coach Team Coaches Gather at New Orleans Want Rules Left Alone AUBURN BACK IN BOWL PRACTICE Sts OKLAHOMA CITY Dec 28 (7) Oklahomans were few and far between today as eight undefeated teams in the second annual Okla homa Collegiate basketball tourn ament moved into the quarter finals leaving the 14 clubs which lost in yesterday's first and second rounds to scrap among themselves merely for experience Ten of the dozen Oklahoma teams in the tourney including all eight members of the state col leg' ate conference went out of the championship the first grind yesterday Pre tournament favorites came through with flying colors in most instances The exceptions were Ok lahoma City university and the Central Oklahoma Teachers both of whom were given byes in the first round and then lost in the The following merchants give Jack Pot Coupons Wednesday Henry Huitb of Galena Kas Sun day John Price and sons Bobby and 'Leonard visited Mrs 0 Kenney in Douthat Sunday A A Benton of Lavaca Ark spent the Christmas holidays with his sister Mrs Hattie erguson this being the first occasion the brother and sister had met in 21 yeara Herbert Hatman underwent an operation at the St Johns hospital in Joplin Dec 25 Cecil Wells spent the Christmas holidays with his mother Mrs Stella Wells of Webb City Mo Mr and Mrs Albert Greenlee Mr and Mrs Jim Mullens and children Mr and Mrs red Grenc Mr And Mrs James Short had as their dinner guests Christmas Muri Curless of Potomac Mich Jack Dane Mrs Ethel Meek Miss June Gist Bob Short Patsy and Bobby Short Mrs Long and children Hasel Maxine and Elwood left Saturday morning to visit rela tives in Texas county Mo Mr and Mrs elix Didlot of Baxter Springs visited Mr and Mrs Janies Short Saturday after noon Mrs Rieke Kinder and son Quinn Kinder visited Mr and Mrs Christmas Dinner Mrs Hattie erguson had as her dinner guests Christmas Mr and Mrs rank Layman and children of Joplin Mr and Mrs Charles Scott of Treece Kas Mr and Mrs Arch erguson and daugh ters Peggy and Jean Ann of Hock erville Treece Benton lee and children Mary Bell Norma Jean and Paul were Christmas din ner guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Greenlee Mr and Mrs George Kinder Jr and children were dinner guests Christmas of Mr and Mrs Ellis Gonce and family Mr and Mrs Wilmer Arnold and sons of Trona Cal are visiting at the home of the parents Mr and Mrs John Arnold of Sun nyside district Mr and Mrs Wil mer Arnold were formerly of Hockerville Mr and Mrs John Kinder and daughter Clara are visiting in Miami with Mrs Minnie Clark Mr and Mrs Henry Bowen had as their Christmas dinner guests Plainsmen Last of Post Season Teams to Resume Gridiron Drills pro lootbait has been to adapt I the rules toward free scoring Col lege football docs not need to go to the extreme in Italic type was first used in 1501 by Aldus Manutius an Italian printer say the widow that Jim married wears the 1'cs but he played a trick on got a two pants suit at the 125 up CHICAGO Dec Jim Londos is coming back to the wres tling wars to avowedly settle something that has been bothering him for a long many Londos out of action for the last two yefre will meet Bobby Bums at the Coliseum Thursday night and says he will every one that there is only one real STATE WPA INCREASE OKLAHOMA CITY Dec UP) An increase of 6000 bringing Oklahoma WPA employment to 50000 will be effective in Janua ary Ron Stephens state director was informed the January budget would be 2058000 compared to $1611809 in December when au thorized employment stood at 44 000 Read the Advertisements tool Sloan Benton Pass Team in Good Shape Girl Seoul Meet The Girl Scouts met at the home of Mrs Hattie erguson Mrs Arch erguson assistant hostess The afternoon was spent in plsy 1MAO A A Is A A A AB 1 A WB A a I KAIliCa IU Lite CAUUHIMt sell gifts Contest prizes were award ed to Eula Douthitt and Virginia Sirratt Members present were: Rose Marie King Phyliss Gilbert Georgia reeman Juanita Clark Ruth Crawford Peggy erguson Grace reeman Dorothy Morgan Eula Douthitt Vivian Sirratt Bet ty June Sellers Georgia Hansford Betty Craig Virginia Sirratt Opal Laws Betty King Kathleen Metz Guests were: Barbara Matthews and Jean Ann erguson PAGE IVE I Motion picture companies will not consider unsolicited manu scripts the rules be left a couple of said Robert Neyland of Tennes see would say quit meddling with them I believe the sugges tion of moving the ball in 15 yards from the sidelines instead of 10 is a good one Also I think that when a player is in the open and Baptist Church Zimmerman pastor 10 a Sunday school Mrs A Cook superintendent 11 am morning worship 7 pm Mrs A Harrington director 8 pm evangelistic services Prayer meet ing Wednesday 8 pm Thursday 2 pm Anthony Co Wear Benge Cleaners Bigham Implement Co Grocery Coyne Lumber Co Crown Drug Co Jewelry Co DeLuxe Cleaners lower and Gift Shop Durham Ready to Wear Dyer Bros Grocery isher Bros Lumber Co Motor and Body Works Holcom Plumbing and Heating James Jernes Leo Jolley Co Jones Bros Jewelry A Karbe Stores COLUMBIA Dec 28 C'PI Rex Enright backfield coach at the University of Georgia said early today he immediately would tender his resignation and accept an offer as head coach at the Uni versity of South Carolina The Carolina post was vacated I last night by the unexplained res PITTSBURGH Dec 28 CD i Two baseball players of yesteryear reminisced today and Vecallod hniv a apprentice was fired ana oecame tne trames greatest shortstop They went over the muiv as imam mini narnpr dropped in on his brother Honus one of the diamond immortals now coach of the Pittsburgh Pi rates Hon us likes to tel) the story of those days when his fingers grasping the razor and brush itched for the ball and glove Once he found the urge too strong and neglected to show up for work on a MANN'S THE MAN for Champion Joe Louis to meet early next year decided Promoter Mike Jacobs who offered the New Haven heavyweight a chance at the titleholder The Nathan Mann flght if arranged will be one of a series to warm up Louis Cor his match with Schmeling former world champion SPORTS ROUNDUP by EDDIE BRIETZ ON HIGH JUMPER Enid Boult grazing the bar at Arlington park in Sydney Aus tralia does New South Wales Sin high hopes for victory in ritish Empire games She per formed well in moots this year Cleverest Christmas card of all was the one sent by Mylin coach of lfayctte's undefeated and untied football team In one nnmor fnnf is VirkinfP foothfllll I Ua anmai ft hnnd Id naeeln a fnntknU Tn the CAllt AT pan is the tinv figure of a man with his Isa HOt'At I I derneath appear these wonts: is a Santa to which we add: you telling earned their way through the open ing round The Oklahoma Aggies defend ing tournament champions and Tulsa university were the only teams left in the title flight today Other seeded teams which fought their way through the second: round were Arkansas' Razorbacks I the Rice Owls Bears and the Warrensburg Mo Teachers YESTERDAY'S RESULTS irst Round East Texas Teachers 37 South western Oklahoma Teachers 16 North Texas Teachers 35 East Central Oklahoma Teachers 30 Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers 38 Oklahoma Baptist uniersity 17 Southwestern (AS) College 42 Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers 28 West Texas Teachers 41 Stephen Austin college 35 Northwestern Oklahoma Teacher? 41 Texas Tech 31 Second Round Oklahoma Aggies 42 East Tex as Teachers 20 Baylor university 39 Phillips university 20 North Texas Teachers 35 Central Okla homa Teachers 22 Rice Institute 38 Northeastern Oklahoma Teach ers 26 Tulsa university 46 Pan handle (Okla) Aggies 21 South western (As) College 51 Okla homa City university 30: Warrens burg Mo Teachers 50 West Tex as Teachers 26 Arkansas universi ty 45 Northwestern Oklahoma Teachers 44 a piCK up ceaiu in quuuviu in a lengthy scrimmage yesterday Chief western weapons were pass es from Quarterback Dwight Sloan to End Jim Benton his Arkansas team mate and the running of Milt Popvich Montana halfback The eastern players at Univer sity of California's practice field at Berkeley held morning and aft ernoon workouts Coach Andy Kerr of Colgate said the hoys ap peared from "too much Christmas" but that he ex pected snappier performances in scrimmage Every Wednesday A la Super Bargain Day In Miami Christmas Program The Christian church entertained with a Christmas program Wed 1 nesday night Dec 21 sponsored I by Mrs Charles Hornden Mrs Arch erguson and Mrs Norai Duncan The program was opened I by singing followed by prayer by Mrs Sam Raynor A talk on I he birth of Christ by Mrs Clara Taylor followed by a number of songs snd licitations 2 pm Sharp win medals doing the Rhumba That boy really can step The movies are interested in uicx mow rule t0 allow from nnv point They have signed him if hed'bphin(1 tbe line of Rcrimmage ag ig won the Miami Biltmore open done in professional ranks Little I pro or con argument was heard on Mark down this prediction: The tbi jn a(han(e of tbe roacheg geg biggest lump of sugar in the Sugar gjonRi wbjcb start Wednesday Bowl game will be young Bussey of Louisiana State laugh I fQOtb?" needs but that kid looks like another rlangM Sammy Baugh Charlie Burns Rad wh? to bp quoted The trend Johnstown Pr lightweight' has challenged Lou Ambers He is wasting his time for Mr Ambers isn't going to put that lightweight title on the line until he can get some real dough for it which means Henry Armstrong ST LOUIS Dec The Missouri Valley Tennis association jsxsiiiEU riaim nranrv anil xrn And so 1 was fired from the Parker of St Louis today as top smiles Honus with doubles team in the territorv nothing else left for me to do I in 1937 for winning the association was forced to look to baseball for title last season Hopper and my bread and I Robert Patterson of Tulsa Okla lauehs Bill "I was the 'were riven second rankinr I Karl Hodre chairman of the ranking committee of the associa tion said Keaney and Parker by their title conquest at El DoradV Ark and subsequent play easily took first Hopper and Patterson won the Oklahoma state and East ern Oklahoma championships Next rankings were: Third Karl Hodge and McNeill Smith St Louis fourth Ed Lindsay and George Counts Oklahoma City fifth Arthur Voss and James Kell Topeka Kas KANSAS CITY Dec The Kansas State basketball team this season again indicates it is a quintet of many good points with the chief drawback the same as that of last year The opposi tion also has many good points sometimes too many The Kansas Statsrs led the Big Six in average number of points scored in early non conference games with 394 for five contests However the Wildcats' opponents averaged 374 which is a larger figure than that averaged by op ponents of any of the other coh fcrence schools Nebraska another potent offen sive machine was second in scor ing average with 3625 points for four games but the Huskers like wise showed a loose defense oppo nents averaging 365 points Oklahoma which played only second round to teams which had two games and won them both had the best defensive record Tul sa the opponent in both games averaging only 225 points The Sooners averaged 27 The threatening Kansas Jay hawks' records is the most impres sive however Winning eight straight games Dr (Phog) Allen's team showed by far the largest average margin of victory The Kansans averaged 35 points while limiting their opponents to a 238 point average Although the Kansas showing combined with Nebraska's defeats in three out of four games has a tendency to swing the arrow point ing to the favorite from the Husk ers to the Jsyhswks the fact re mains the Nebraskans have been meeting the more stem competi tion Three of their four opponents have been Big Ten teams includ ing Indiana perennial favorite Individual scoring has been pret ty well split up in early games An exception is Iowa State where the veteran Bob Blahnik has av eraged 135 points for four games No other player in the loop ap proaches that mark Kansas State has a brace of consistent scorers in Ed Klimek and Erv Reid Klimek has averaged 86 points for five games and Reid 84 points Bob Parsons stellar Nebraska! guard has averaged 975 points for four games and his teammate Paul Amen 775 red Pralle all conference guard leads the Jayhawk scoring parade with an eight point average for eight games' Both Missouri and Okla homa have divided their point making impartally The Nebraska Detroit game at Detroit tonight opens a heavy schedule for Big Six teams all going into action at least once The Kansas squad will spend three days in Des Moines meeting Drake tomorrow night in connec tion with a basketball clinic at which the Iowa State squad also will give an exhibition 1 ignation of Don McCallister i who had held the position since 1935 TOMORROW snnoo Cash (BY TUB ASSOCIATED PMESSI Operating on the British idea that a little break in training never hurt anyone Plainsmen are back in the bowl picture today after a 10 day vacation Last of the 12 aquads to start intensive work for New Year's day games the Plainsmen went through a vig ocous drill yesterday in prepara tion for the Orange Bowl tilt with Michigan State It brought pleased comment from Coach Jack Meagher who found his aquad in and his ace halfback Jimmy enton ready for the game of his life against the Spartans Other happenings on the extra curricular football front: I Rose Golden Bears tossts of the Pacific coast I fans arrived in Pasadena to acclimated before the Rose Bowl duel with Alabama They held what was supposed to be a private practice but the fans sifted in to cheer the western paladins While the Bears were getting sn enthusiastic reception 'Barna asked for a private session and got it rank Thomas worked his men on defense and reported progress with Leroy Monsky captain and all America guard back in the lineup Sugar Bowl Louisiana State limited its drill to a light defensivr dummy scrimmage yesterday ami will get its last scrimmage today Santa Clara the opponent is en route for New Orleans scene of the battle Cotton Bowl Jimmv Kitts Rice: eoach planned to ess up today af le champion of the world in ter a hard scrimmage yesterday all leagues liHa wlaAI Aftn a JICBIOvXA WAV! VSIC dition will limit practice to signal and dummy scrimmage drills league: raui Ktinyan tne dapper Colorado on the other hand was bite Plains (N Y) pro could just getting started Coach Bunny Oakes expects to send his Buffa loes through two more stiff drills today and tomorrow with punting and field goal rehearsals stressed Orange Bowl With Auburn hack in the spotlight Coach Char lie Bauchman of Michigan State promised his squad a real workout today The Spartans had an easy day yesterday but it cost them Charlie Asher fullback who ag gravated an old shoulder injury Sun The Mountaineers of! West Virginia apparently accli imated at last will continue to drill ion offensive formations They will taper off for the rest of the week devoting their time to signal and dummy scrimmage drills Texas Tech after cutting itsChristmas vacation short resumed practice at Lubbock Tex yester day NEW ORLEANS Dec CD If governing body of bad the lfty Gomezes and the men who teach thp gane the 1 over mose prevailing last jail Both partrns are tops E8ry arrivals for the annual con Waldo Ark fans vention of the American ootball irav Jack i ix'evx lUklMll nciv piatVI son (one of the smartest guys m'rai)y unanimous in the belief that he a 1 1 I 1 aLaA A (I A Ketcham Lumber Dealer Grocery Shoe Store eed and Seed Store Mabon Shop Ed Millner Hardware! and urniture A Miller Oil 1 Model Laundry Grocery and Market (ormerly Grocery) Oklahoma Tire and Supply Co Penney Co Plannett Cleaners Louis Price Dept Store Rose Bud Shoppe Safeway Grocery Stauffer Cammack Grain Co SAN RANCISCO Dec 28 CD bugv Saturdav 1 ZaA wmie eastern ana ball stars put on the pressure in job Closing nays oi practice onnnr vi ficials predicted today their char ity East West game here New dav would be a sell out StIIU laUgllH Dill Managing Director 1 1 1 1 a I barber who fjred vou 9 AAA A A BA AB AA 1 A 1 vol i man earn niuic mail nan Kezar stadium's 59000 scats had been sold and that he expected the remaining ducats to be snatched up in quick order On practice field the western stars wrought havoc with a pick up team of Stanford players jrilln imiiiiiniiiiiiiii xillhiiiiHHHIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUlllliiiMiiiiiiiLiiuiinnnilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinillllllllllllllfnillllllllllllliill nTnTTnTnnnnTTTTnnrTTTnTn IIIIIIIH'MII HL III Ml I'Zi I iJrm lol I WUr A 1 1 IhiTO Ji Jf I I I I 111 Iymll1 I Ilk yin 1 mil h1 wMSimi NinillllllullUlliHilUllr iiihYiinmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sinHniiiiiiLiwmilim i A 1 a A' 1 BBAK t) 1 Rainbow Inn Wins Two Rainbow Inn 1st 2nd 3rd Total jNafus 119 152 147 418 (White 160 159 166 475Jim Doty 189 166 145 500 Boyer 197 183 170 550 Gibson 152 152 152 456 Total 817 802 780 2399Coca Cola Loop 169 156 163 488 John Doty 136 120 128 3S1 Heath 112 119 144 375 151 144 170 465 riendly 169 119 144 432 Handicap 35 35 35 105 Total 772 703 784 2249 III llllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllll llllllllll llllllllllll.

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