Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 4

PAGE OUR i TULSA TRIPS AGS 13 0 ARMY IS BATTERED ill Its Points Hoi 12 218 I for 38 1 1 time the Hurricane used nothing hut bruising ground plays that cut The University of Texas Longhorns 1 4 yard stripe A fumble set NOJC down the distance to the goal in i got off to a slow start but picked i back to the 10 but an interference i i tin tvinwantniw in fVtd car I nonnltir rrmr 4la wiui niaouiiiK tuuiunf uv Icept the Aggies off balance this aJ Jead throu8h High School Scores Okla A Meisenheimer 13 GONE TOPCOATS ACCESSORIES YOU ARE INVITED TO USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN CHOW HK ISHER LUMBER CO 1685 Jo 12 18 A NE Phone 545 i Amrint anritt or liotiic Di( in the running for the Southwest conference championship Baylor gave Texas a scare by 109 I Of 16 Pos ILELELGCRGRTREQBLBRB SOONER RUNS WIN MANHATTAN Kas Nov The University of undefeated two mile track team won its fourth victory of the sea son in defeating Kansas State's Harriers 15 to 40 here today Slocum set the pace for the Sooners turning the distance in 10 minutes 175 seconds 45 3 for 35 Quail Season Will Get Underway Nov 21 OKLAHOMA' CITY Nov 8 Kelly DeBusk director of the Oklahoma Game and ish department has this week wit nessed completion of the first of a series of bobwhite juail experi ments promulgated by him when he took office last July orty three native wild bob whites were trapped by a depart ment game technician on a ranch near Wheatland leg banded with numbered aluminum bands and turned loose on the same area with a similar number of banded hatch ery reared birds Hunting will be permitted there during the open season Nov 21 Jan 1 after which surviving quail will be re trapped Object of the experiment is to find out how the survival of hatch ery bobwhites compares with that of birds hatched and reared In the wild and should provide the an swer to how extensively the state game department should restock with hatchery birds in the future Quail hunters are urged to re port to the state gaihe department all leg banded quail bagged by them during the 1947 hunt Thou sands of hatchery birds hive been released in hunting areas all over Oklahoma the past several years Each hatchery bird wears the identifying leg band and records have been kept of band numbers and dates and points of release score on a three yard plunge in the second period i the initial period and playing the i Longhorns on even terms through I vm rL r9 A A an 4 11 nil more thrusts and took over on the 1 to ice the game In the first minute of play Bill Watkins raced 75 yards for a Norse score but a penalty nullified the play Mcerron Bros eed Seed Co Miami 118 Main Phone 203 Richer 532 Connell Phone 388 1 BRENNAN PACES IRISH TO 27 7 GRIDDECISION Stetson Hots Superba Ties'' Manhattan Shirts first half the MeCey men made one nor desperate try for touchdown Davis com plated a 23 yard pass to Kenneth Sample and then gained 8 more yards through the middle Hud son made it a first down whenhe plunged through' for 3 But the Miami rally was cut short when Davis fumbled while at tempting to peso and Claremore recovered The first half ended after two Zebra plays with the War Dogs trailing 1J 0 The third quarter had barely started whence visitors made their third touchdown Holland re covered for Claremore when Ed ward Price fumbled kick off The Zebras then reached the Miami 1 yard line on 5 plays and an offsides penalty against Mi ami Pat McCormick plunged over MIAMI DAILY NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLA Beautiful leets abries (warmth without weisht) Gab ardlnes Coverts and new lightweloht Chevoits Available In the newest all shades run to the NOJC 36 A moment later a double reverse picked up 21 yards and a first down on the 13 Lindy Davis plunged over form the 4 and London con verted NOJC had halted an earlier Norse threat on the 18 The first time they got the ball in the sec ond half Northeastern moved 47 yards before NOJC held on their 1 foot line A moment later a MAV lateral backfired on their 27 and Northeastern drove to the 8 be fore Max Buzzard fumbled Mid way in the final quarter Schaeffer blocked a Northeastern punt and Lee Williams recovered on the Norse 28 Bert Gray passed to Les Con way for a first down on the 9 and Conway picked up 5 more to the 13 plays Boone rammed I up plenty of momentum in the sec 1 penalty gave them a first down on center from the 1 to score ond quarter today to slap down the 3 Northeastern repelled four Wcn MW In nwi1 mAmnin thvua 3 Bowling Matches At Playland Alleys Three bowling matches will be staged today at the Playland al leys proprietor Matty Mathews announced Saturday night The first one between the Ban field Bulls of Miami and Joplin Tire Service will begin at 2 The Silver Dew ice cream ladies quintet of Miami will meet the Barnes Motor Company ladies of Neosho also at 2 At 3 the Legion bowlers of this city will meet the VW club of Neosho Bay PURINA DOG CHOW Priced from $35 to $60 Tahlequah State in 13 6 Grid Triumph TAHLEQUAH Okla Nov 8 A homecoming crowd of 4500 fans saw the Northeastern State college Redmen clinch second place in the Oklahoma collegiate football conference this afternoon with a 13 6 victory over East Central col lege of Ada James Coventon Northeastern halfback scored the first touch down on a 44 yard end sweep in the So after you have eaten your CHICKEN DINNER come over and buy some of our Paints and Wallpaper to brighten up your home then you won't feel so bad when they start killing the little pigs again "Jockey" Holeproof Socks Nunn Bush Shoes (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) RIDAY NIGHT Norman 14 Classen 7 El Reno 27 Duncan 19 Chickasha 20 Lawton 6 Enid 13 Blackwell 6 Ada 29 McAlester 23 Tulsa Rogers 18 Joplin Mo 13 Ponca City 13 0 Pryor 6 Pawhuska 0 Wewoka 19 Cushing 7 Claremore 13 Miami 0 Commerce 13 Nowata 12 Stillwater 6 Guthrie 0 Ardmore 13 Madill 7 Okmulgee 13 Bartlesville 6 Tulsa Central 12 Muskogee 0 Holdenville 14 Henryetta Bristow 12 Sapulpa 6 Cleveland 40 Shidler 13 Antlers 25 Savanna 0 Hennessey 20 Crescent 7 Konowa 23 Maud 13 Tulsa Douglass 19 Wash ington 0 (Negro) Yukon 20 Tuttle 6 Cordell 45 Snyder 0 Tishomingo 18 Sulphur 0 Mountain View 13 Lone Wolf 0 Broken Arrow 20 Bixby 0 Marshall 24 Covington 0 Broken Bow 13 Horatio Ark 7 Skiatook 32 Sperry 13 Checotah 27 Sallisaw 7 Heavener 39 Watts 0 Grove 0 Wyandotte 0 (tie) Barnsdall 26 Collinsville 7 Tulsa Marquette 38 Tulsa Holy amily 18 Thomas 34 Geary 7 Lamont 20 Newkirk 0 Haileyville 40 Atoka 0 Garber 20 Purcell 13 Temple 13 Grandfield 6 airview 13 Waynoka 0 Watonga 32 Kingfisher 0 Canton 20 Seiling 0 Hartshorne 25 Talihina 6 Riverside Indian School 33 ort Sill Indian School 0 Northeast 27 Putnam City 6 Moore 27 Edmond 6 Medford 20 Tonkawa 0 Anadarko30 Erick 7 Sayre 27 Carnegie 0 Vinita 19 (Dewey 13 Stilwell 6 Haskell 0 Stigler 14 Wagoner 13 Westville 20 Tahlequah 0 Sequoyah 27 Muskogee St seph 13 Pauls VaUey 33 Crooked Oak 13 GAME IGURES Northeastern NOJC 8 NEW TUNES for Your Listening Pleasure Hart 'Schaffner 'Mane Griffon Merit Alligator i 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In Every ield CONDITION COUNTS Hurricane Haiidles Cowpokes Roughly: Boone Stands Out NORSE DELATE TONKAWASQUAD Vikings Score 7 0 Victory To Spoir Mavericks Homo coming Celebration TONKAWA Nov 3 Northeasters A and team moved 68 yards late in the first half for the only score as the Norsemen spoiled the NOJC Mavericks' homecoming 7 0 ri day night Norse quarterback King started the drive as he ran 18 yards after fumbling a fourth down punt at tempt A shoving penalty momen tarily cheeked the drive but Pon Kincaid went 20 yards on an end Longhorns Rally Overtake Baylor AUSTIN Tex Nov 8 Iff) Coders No' Motch for Lvjock And 'Company Before South Bend Crowd BOOTH BEND Ind Nov 8 LP Dame's undefeated fight ing Irish bads a boisterous fare well to Army tn their historic series with a crushing 27 7 victory and a shamrock named lad Tarry Brennan personally humbled the outclassed Cadets before a shiver ing record crowd of 59171 at Notre Dame stadium today The courageous Cadet were stunned by Brennan's 95 yard touchdown run with the opening kickoff and never regained their poise against the inspired Irish Notre Dame opened the final of this finned 34 year rivalry apparently set on gaining full measure of revenge for the war time 59 to 9 and 48 0 plastering by the Army but they ran slight ly out of gas against the stub bom Cadets Despite a spanking new offensive attack which piled up 861 yards by rushing to 168 the Irish shot their real wad in 'the first period with two touchdowns both counted by Brennan and then peeked away for the other two touchdowns in the last two periods The Cadets suffering their 23rd defeat against seven victories and four ties in the memorable series which started in 1913 gained some measure of consolation in scoring their only touchdown against a rank Leahy coached team in five meetings That came in the final period when fullback Elwyn Rowan a gal lant worker this frost bitten after noon bulled over from the 1 yard line to cap a 56 yard Cadet march in case you ever want to tap a prickly Sahuaro cactus just fol low the method demonstrated by Betty Lou Hughes of Phoenix Ariz Costume Is optional She reigned as queen of the National Reclamation con vention at Phoenix irst downs 6 Yds gained rushing 91 Yds lost rushing 14 Net yds rushing 77 No of puses 7 No completed 2 Yds gained passing 81 Yds lost paling 0' Net yds passing 81 Total net yds 108 Punta Average yds Penalties yds in the for the Warriors as he personally ac counted for 207 of 284 yards and scored two of their touchdowns A bad break that hurt for the War occurred when guard Dean Zilar was taken out in the second quarter with a badly bruised shoulder Zilar probably will be unable to see action in the Nowata game next week Miami started the game by kicking off to the Zebras and at first seemed to be up and at 'em when the ball hit a Claremore player and bounced off to be re covered by Hudson The Miamians then displayed their only offensive threat of the game Heartened by their break the War Doge rolled up two first and tens in succession and reached the Claremore 18 yard line But the drive bogged down and Claremore took over after a fourth down forward pass was incomplete Claremore put its first touch down in position on the second play from scrimmage when McElwain broke loose and scampered for a 62 yard gain before he was stopped on 17 yar dline Munson then picked up 2 yards and McEl wain plunged through the center to score The try for the extra point was no good Bill Cruzan Miami quarterback tried to put the War Dogs back in the game when ahe returned McEl kick off 15 yards Hudson then went for 9 yards and again for 5 for a first and ten and the Miamians seemed to ba rolling again Sample picked up 5 more yards but then came the first of 5 Miami fumbles with Claremore recovering Claremore Immediately start ed a drive down the field with McElwain making most of the yardage Driving from their own' 48 yard line the Zebras reached 17 yard line in 6 plays The 'Rogers county boys seemed destined to score when they reached 1 yard line But the Miami line held and the War Dogs took over on downs with Davis immediately punting for 35 yards Doyle Maxwell re turned Davis kick to the 8 yard line and Bui Munson plunged over to score after McElwain had reached the 1 yard line The try for the extra point was blocked In the closlng minutes of the Tigers Defeat Nowata 13 12 In Grid Upset NOWATA Nov The Commerce Tigers coached by rank Nogel gained their fourth win of the season against 4 de feats riday night when they downed the Nowata Ironmen coachefi by the former Tiger men tor Alan Woolard 13 12 The Tigers jumped into an early 7 9 lead in the first 'quarter when Bill Mosley slashed 8 yards off tackle to score The try for the game winning extra point was good Commerce scored its second touchdown in the second staqza when LeRoy Bennett passed 'jo Mosley for 10 yards In the closing minutes of the first half the Ironmen put them selves back into the ball game when Jim Allen substitute back took a Commerce kickoff and galloped 90 yards through the whole Tiger eleven to cross the goal line The try for the all im portant conversion failed In the fourth quarter the No watans had a chance to tie the score when White plunged from the 5 yard line after a steady drive down the field But the try for the game tying extra point was no good and Commence won 18 12 They have finally decided that a dead hen eats less grain than a live one War Dogs Take Pounding rom Claremore 32 to The Miami War Doga lost their last chance to climb out of the cellar riday night when they lost 88 0 to a aur prialngly strong Claremore Zebra eleven at College eta diuid In thj annual homecoming game The War Dogg were outplayed from the opening quar ter and only In the first period were they able to pene trate inside 20 yard The Zebras rolled up a total of 284 yards rushing to 91 and made 10 first down to 6 for the Warriors Claremore scored once in every quarter and twice in the third i Ths main ground gainer for McCoy men was 'shifty Richard Hudson fullback whs picked up 43 yards in hard driving plunges Geronimo Davis who alternated at left half with Kenneth Sample proved the surpriie of the eve ning with hie accurate passing Davis completed 2 out of 3 passes ror a total or ci yards Leroy McElwain 170 pound Zebra fullback was ths main GAME STATISTICS Miami Claremora 10 284 3 281 5 2 14 0 14 295 4 for 148 2 for 68 87 84 Ifor 5 5 for 45 irst downs Nat yards rushing Passes completed 1 of 7 Net yards passing 42 Penalties 3 for 35 Punts and average 6 for 33 rumbles losing oau from the 1 to score The try for extra point was good The fourth Claremore touchdown vu alto made In the third quar ter The tally eras set up when Maxwell broke into the dear for a 28 yard gain to the Miami yard line Doyle' Maxwell then plunged over the counter and the extra point was good The Zebras scored their fifth aad final touchdown In the last when McElwain seam pored through the Miami line for a thrilling 54 yard run and marker' The try for the extra point was blocked 1 Miami resorted to desperation aerials in the dosing minutes of play but was unable to complete any of them Claremore had pos session of ths ball on Miami's 20 1 yard line when the final gun was sounded Starting Hna upsit Miami Pos Claremore Howard ''LE' Rollins Nichole LT' Dowell Keith Orr Bartlett Padgett Zilar 'J RG Luther Epps Holland Price RE Breeden Cruzan QB4i Cline James Sample RH McCormick Hudson IcLain Officials for the game were Lawrence Redd Carl McCullough and Lynn Wolfe 7 Hens tor Harry Leghorns for Luckirian was coupled with the fine kicking of Brown It until five minutes had I in 4 kza cnrinnd fltlflrtPT that the Aggies got into Tulsa terri 1 Pass play carrying 51 yards to the tory That time A moved to 1R An intercepted pass ended the Hurricane 15 but a pass by drive Before the quarter was Jack Hartman over the goal line over Tulsa moved to the 24 andwas intercepted by Boone to end 1 8 yard lines but fumbles put an the drive This was the only time cnd to scoring hopes the Aggies got close enough to see With time running out the the Tulsa double stripe Sarae Tulsa tried a fleld 8oal The Aggie passing attack which after moving to the Aggie 16 on was instrumental ir defeating two straight roughing penaltiesTemnle last week failed against I However Browns attempt was the Hurricane The Aggies com pust short pleted three of 14 tosses for 16 1 llllsa yards while Tulsa made six of 17 1 Moseley pav off for 133 yards Detwiler Tulsa made 10 first downs andiJoan 230 net yards rushing while the i Cagle Aggies gathered five and 87 yards i Bloom pushing Both teams were keyed to a high pitch and penalties were numerous each eleven being set back nine times Tulsa lost 122 yards on penalties while the Acririffl eave un 95 Tulsa started off the game like A hurricane On the first play ink? tossed to Charlie Sheets who I ord Boone lUencr nn the sidelines the I down Brown Van Pool first period A 23 yard pass from Shaw rancis ord to Phillips ac Burrow countedfor the second Northeast Davie ern score in the final quarter Kill 1tKVtaAM ITakX I vviulovti AUteOL vcirtrai nan Spencer back gave East Central its only Hartman Spavital Grimes Parmer 0 6 0 0 0 0 By SAUL ELDMAN STILLWATER Okla Nov A slashing of fense coupled with a storm cellar defense allowad the University of Tulsa Hurricane to tiproot the Oklahoma Agries 13 0 here today before 285Q0 homecoming fan The Hurricane whirled 53 yards t6 BQbro in the closing 'seconds of the first half then cut down the Aggies chances for a comeback with a 65 yard scoring drive at the start of the final quarter 7 Tulsa had a big edge in statis 1' tics but the Aggies with several breaks kept the game from get ting out of hand our timee the Hurricane moved into scoring territory in the first quarter but the Aggies managed to hold inally with four minutes left in the first half Tulsa started a touchdown drive from its 47 yard line on a passing spree by Jim inks In 12 plays Tulsa scored with Jim ord taking a 12 yard pass from inks and running two yards the goal Tulsa made its final score with a minute gone in the fourth quarter GAME STATISTICS Tulsa Oklahoma and Hardy Brown made the extra I Bears 28 to 7 and remain point try good Boone spearheaded the Hurricane with a slashing running game that We eature the loteat hits on ALL THE BETTER MAKES RECORDS How Soon Vasshn Monroe True Izy Countrvelde 1 Toiiy MerUn Too Good To Be True Part The Peace Pipe Kar Kmr Serenade ot The Belle appa You Dariee With Me Gar Lombardo I Still Get Jealoua More We Are Together Buh Moran Trail of The Lonesome Pint Be Some Changes Made i Perg Nightengates Can Sing The Blue reedom Train Johnny Mercer God Bless America Mum Blimlnr Siatera Sipping Cider by The Zuder Zee So ar Gay Lombardo Home la Where Your Heart la Sincerely Yoara 4 4 Chrirtmaa Song Dick Haymea THE PARK AVENUE HILLBILLY GOES TO TOWN jHaor Dorothy Now Album IB 29 It Control Tohno a 1 1 Heodquortari for' Rawrdi Rodioi end Record Ploytrs Greene rizzell inks Boone i ord I Brown Tulsa Tulsa scoring Touchdowns point alter loucu was a sleeper on the sidelines the I down Brown (place kick) sr 9 4 jKiufk SEmKEK il til' Im I HhHL' WAy wl IlSV a Wi 'Wk 9 ge I 1 rr'ni ninavAnJ' WA Iri I i Kt 4 1 fT 1 rtRM Phon zd wit il ti Ajowu Aiu i "it Jh Itu Ih re it a Ife' fli Hmo a irst downs 10 5 Net yds gained rushing 239 148 orward passes attempted 17 14 orward passes completed 6 3 Yds forward passing 133 16 orwards intercepted by 10 0 Yds gained runback interceptions 10 0 Punting average 45 39 Total yds all kicks returned 69 80 Opponent fumbles recovered 2 5 Yds lost by penalties 122 95 after pushing from its 35 This jCaHTTl i PUhlNA Dog CHOW.