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SUNDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1920. PAGE EIGHT THE STATESMAN NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD (EDITED BY A W. von STRUVE) SPORTING EDITOR PH0NE1245 'ALL THE SPORTS OF THE SEASON 7YLE L0MHQRMS1R0UNCE R1CE0VI AMERICAN SHELLBACKS FOUR AUSTIN MEN STAR WITH LONGHORN SQUAD AUSTIN HIGH MEETS WACO GEYSERS Oil MONDAY AFTERNOON PRATER IS RANKED AS BEST PUNTER OF HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS pcctacular run tearlnr throuph a broken field eluding noma Kle taok lora and shaklnir off others for 35 yards.

Kills followed this with a few yards through tha line. Texas tried a forward pasa but falUui. Vtaon dnahed through th Una for another gain. The JYataon-MoCutlouffh forward pass combination began to got to work On a itada formation Watson tossed to McCullough tor a fifteen yard gain. Texas resorted to line plays for a while and slowly pushed the Owl defensa backtk And puahod th ball to th iUoo 10 yard Uu.

A tiM. e. Tvr? I rusuu Olgn Oiar Wins wav aIi fouP ot these men are HOUSTON COLLEGIANS EASILY OUTCLASSED TO TUNE OF 21 TO 0 BleCallum Stages Spectacular Play of Game With Sixty-yard Dash for Touchdown in Final Quarter; Watson Stars at Quar-terber for Longhorns; Rice Makes First Down Only Twice Hard Contest Anticipated; Both Teams Out After State Championship Honors. When Coach Phillip Clarke's Austin Hlfh School football stars fac th Waco High School team on th Cotton ralao crWiroa Monday afternoon they wCl find la tha latter squad a form id -abla orpocent, according to aS lafor- tnation available, her. Th Waco team is both hoavy and fast, a rare combi-jSoul' Laka Upacamb ot Ennia nation, aal the locals are confronted uhe a ith Carslcana State Or-wlti a tonga tussle- Willi a record 'f Waddell of the Eagle THE LINEUP, of two Ttctorle and one defeat for th season th Waooitaa stSl hare amM- tiona toward state championship ca- AND YANKEE SMACK OUTSAIL CANADIANS First Race of International Fish ermen's Regatta Easily Won By Gloucester Men.

By Associated Press. HALIFAX, N. Oct. 30. The Amer ican schooner Esperanto today won the first race in the International fisher men's regatta off Halifax harbor.

She will meet the Canadian contender Delawana again Monday In another contest, which, if she is victorious for the second time, will give her the championship. The Esperanto led her Canadian rival by about twenty minutes on the home stretch. Starting thirty seconds behind the Delawana, the Gloucester schooner raced beam to beam over the first leg of the course, pressed ahead on the second, broadened the gap between the boats on the third and fourth and started the fifth with every pros pect of romping home well in tne lead. Makine ud half a minute she lost at the start, the sturdy New England fishing smack breezed along into the lead within the first ten miles, and when half the distance had beea cov ered appeared a sure winner. Tne Yankee craft, when she headed into Halifax's harbor for the finisn liue, was twenty minutes ahead of -her rival and made for the Nova Scotian port like a horse for his own stable.

HARVARD CRUSHES VIRGINIA. By Associated Press. CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. SO. Harvard rolled up three touchdowns and a field goal against the University of Virginia today, winning 24 to 0.

Although the visitors showed proficiency in the overhead game, their offensive vanished at Harvard's twenty-five-yard line. The crimson played the game almost entirely with subs, who found some difticulty early in me game With Captain Maxey Hart, Alvaro McCailum, Joe Moore and Steve Gardner as Its renrese ntati vea. Austin, aa usual, holds its own as having more men on tha Lonehorn football team than any other Texas city. And from shmrin? un in the erames as the season froes on, it appears certain that all ot them will win letters this year. Both Hart and Moore are playing excellent games at end, the latter getting into tha game regularly when McCullough, the Missouri star, waa Injured, Now that McCullough Is back In the game, Moore will probably be relegated to the post of substitute end.

McCailum, who has twice won a University letter, the first one coming to him while ha waa yet a freshman, is going at a fast pace an promises to exceed the achievements of previous seasons. His famous "dive" is again attracting attention throughout the conference. Whenever a first down is needed, "Mac" usually ia given the ball, acd moer often than not he is successful in ramming across the needed distance. Steve Gardner, who is playing his first year ot University football. Is crowding Swenson for the regular berth at center.

Both are good and there are enough games for both to appear sufficiently to win the coveted Gardner's passing ia not as accurate as that of the big Swede, but he appears to advantage in every other phase ot the game. SOONERS UPSET WIN FROM MISSOURI By Associated Press. COLUMBIA, Ma, Oct. SO. Oklahoma University, newest member cf the Missouri Valley football conference, upset expectations here today by defeating (the University of Missouri eleven.

2S to 7. Missouri has been regarded as one of the principal contenders for the valley conferecoe title. The Oklahoma eleven started scoring Neither side scored ia the second period, but the Oklahoma ns, in the opinion ot ooservers, aemonstratea su- abuity by puncturing the viis-1 1 djfjnse in nearly every p'ay. lins ta touchdowns, notable on being wiA twt, Tictoriea and one tl four finy-yard dashes In the to their creJUt. also hare amMuoaa AcUd5o va and aare better opportunity of top-1 jy, Cede cf Rillas Bryan plcg the high school list at the end of and gelt of De Leoo.

la the th easoa. JAustin-Kouston battle Frater's won- Atthourh ia rood condition th A us- derful kicking ot the xwater soaked, Un llixh Sciool squad suffered two se- imud covered ball was sensational in ver biows dnring tha week la tha loss th extreme and kept the pUy con-of WeK-oa. star end. and Rrourter. a stantly ia Houston's territory.

Prater powerful Th former has beea pr of the leading punters of declared Ineligible on account of uro to traaiify ta certain courses; while th latter has withdrawn from school frm hi, lini lir'rv Coach Clarke arrears poeitwa i left vat by W.daa he has ltks and i RoberxJeau. although the lafter has been shifted ta th backSesd temporarily, whsi a Schwarrer and Clements fc kas a pair of powerful lacates. a yreiiy icaiuns PL uua-aj a rara with Waco is th fact that Schwanter. who was aa tackle (By Ktnnth Todd.) Special to The Statesman. HOl'STON, Texas, Oct.

SO. To put It briefly, Texas jutt superior to Rto Institute on th srUlrwa this fall. Th tonghorn demonstrated sow ot kts superiority vr the Owl her this Rfinn Ivy winning th annual game. 81 thre touchdown and a many gwia after ttswhtKweL tfcfa col-lo u. of petal doe whoily '-ustV just how amply th Texas play ktntrd over la KhnU CoUeaiS.

Had the. Uire' been converted Into) neihiis row tangible tn the way of fmittt Stat would uivulsUy have fca cr ot Si or mer to ita credit Oniv tnio durinif th afternoon wast tfe'lUe back. to accomplish ftvst dowa. Kcta were nd In th tvrh quarter. A f.mrard pus.

Pyer VU, dirtied twnty-fiv yard Mt Wa twrttvry and eerie ol Ua asirt TVJ second trtn tv.ned tea more. OuwUU of this tk nfiwr Rto bca ran head on into disaster wearly every time they charged tise Mtti-t IMwmg the first three erv(. their total stubs mwm In twenty jarda. she way throush th Rlct attack fsr less pow-erful than th sturdy defense of Varsity ruiesvd on, flank- tt th vtfrn Hsrt NoOuJ- tough vt hrMt tw Mwn by ro-! st ivtsviUwi tv know how iis.o thir bulk tl Wt 5 tw-h tut affairs It- wit vfott(viiy tronHta rno Kih fisur In th oorin. Tti rtof tnailoiat tt S(att' torwarvl fte In rNr-insr mt runs.

Frvw ttt. k'o to tv'j, th Owl ftvwstvt divl mil that wuUt h4At twn VMtiI of but the rMninr nd mrUl rant uish! -t th? iwaU'w ws nvMiKh iiv tus for bottfir-M th 1'iuwrsHy cn fvr ip-t loo)ty. ixHnt if ixty yrls fr third lx tHU-hdowtt th iwst jwtoular Uy during tk wrt is th run, utserr Wl wy ftviiw fes ow f.n-.r-jard o.rN tfe 'w cviat Yhi vn wy fe w. hit of Rle flt lt(MVt (AiU Js twfvvr this dArit tb Rio t4na Nirrst tin Ottlr re2ty fSi oit Rli-k Tx. I Vrto MoCuiloush Left end, DugSn Ortn Ijttt Uok.

Carsva Uulsey Xft guazsl Irrett Pwinson Outer. Cndnrwdl RHJ KUht guard. Jarvlj Pennls IVUa (cjt) Quartertwick. Cunnlnsbam KVJU Lft lilftok. ryr McCIlwx Riftt hlftvck.

Kennedt; ToweOl OffWlala: Refer. (Tv-jcks); umpire. Vty tXex A. M-i b4 ttntvsiua.B, Veaee (Kanaasu. Tim 4uartr.

IS tcunut. ToxK-hdctrjia: McCaIHibi, Wat O.kls fro touohdowus: Ilart, 1 Soor by jprSovl; Rio TVv- It II attaokt cf tl afternoon a forward jt frvv IytNr IVweiJ that wud a twentyKv "arJ aranc-x The Rio lxtitx aovtioo had not mirysl to Is seat afxc tosreeolsinj- wfcea Uyer piaood aisotiser Fas. The ball. Instead of wUuuiKjr on It way aa Owl en.l was tntmiptod ta fSfht by Mo-CaUuta and fei Knr ran esui. Ttiene was no soorfcve ta tls first period.

alK'irt Tvaa usst tte fifteen wtnuts tn a rwikata for what wa tak piao. in the sxvod wvrt 0r for a after Kioe urtroJ a fv-yard on ow ten-yar4 lia. Rart ku-kej icwJ, Watson al reisteroj a touoMowT for Ju wftfc a btt ot Jack heinj- feJm out. At t.t TTSsoa kS rrrt Sast year, wi? play crpo te Cartiis 'per cent column instead cf Use 1000: soon after play began, when Morrison Dutton, Wspo Hiyi tackle and also per cent, where they belonged. (carried the baa over for a touchdown a Isst year's nsec uoa for all-sttei Tfeere were seventy e-vraes reported land Davis kicked goal th -nrward nassea and end eorwanl passes ana ena runs of the visitors.

honors. i la Putsara at oeeter CoaeJs Osrke cas ew.ary le oest senocs cer.ter ia th entire stat Putnam, Ksost a Bikiret ia sixe. aprears as as and wssaliy succeeds ia beirt mixed up ia ever- plsv. wnrk ia evesra twh a piiyevi ro last ditch. has attracted statewid cwsataest.

i aer r-rara tTate-r. daa- perws tr was exV.Tfl ts rrest Jt3- field of th local team has developed let aa uauyaa3y powerful raa-ChiE for k'lya school circles. Bclr-! hardt. stew at eaiis. deveJcpjiat at a ssarterbaci cf r.3 Bseaxs ability.

Strkilaai rilst tsalf for Waco, is ooS3rd the ac of the teazL axd kss fast essd raaairjr ka seored csaay stubs To UnKxrsity Interscholastic Football Bureau. Spectacular plays were numerous in high school football this tveek, as reported ta the University Interscholastic League bureau. In four different games a touchdown was mada from kickoff. Rhoma of Cleburne In the game with Meridian. Aired ot Beaumont ia the i Laid team la the Tcakum battle, ran through the entire opposing aggregation far a score.

Many remarkable Of the more than two hundred teams rr, '7, IS taat cave played two or more games hv Pt their goal lines uncrossed. Th Bryai HaakelL Childress, AusUa- Galveston, and Wichita Vails. Only lfere otnar team3 tav8 (jjjg rorj but taey have participated in only one and Van Browusviile, Masoa Alstyne. ij to a mistake last week. Mineola aad Wiansboro were classed in the 667 this week, and the fact that there were only two accidents shows that the! teams are, aa a wnose.

property equip- ped ia the matter cf pads and tectios. One Karrisburg player had cis co-iar doss and rterry cr i LaGra suffered a fractured hip. I i. per cert: oa Atu-ese. tieaa- nwt; w--a 4.

iSryan, corpus Laia, Greenville. Haskell, Sher-' naa; woa Cu.isr.:, Calvert, Chii- tcrhesviV.e, Sintoa; woo 2, Austin, Amartllcx. Beltcs, Ei Psso. Electra. Gal-: vested, H'Eible.

iitroros, Mexia, Mineola. Pliisview, Reisaa. Wiaasbora, Wlct-ita Fills. Tdrkt'wn; woa 1. Bur- ret.

Prr-wasvilie. Masoa. Vaa AJisqrs. 1 ct-I (waa a. tost 1 Hearce.

Ji'i rr cest twem kist 1): Fiores- CORNELL, RUTGERS, 0. Fv Asscicsaied Fresa. ITHACA. X. Oct.

Ml. Esthers. cfrsi resasctsce kry to- day. bt was by CcraeH. tt WBg3 aie ta solve CorseCTs Ee itvs a WTEtsierfEl aerial attaci.

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lauor iiade uotnes tost You Less Today Than the Jgl Iter another penalty half tha or 6 yavd was Inflicted oa JUca, With the bail on th yard Una Texaa backs charged tha Owl lm vtoioualy. Tha Un held for a time. I'efore the attached weakened and McCailum hurled himself across for th first iroal of tha ranie. i With MoCallum in mid-air th Rica tin swayed him back to th field but Uia umpire ruled that tha ball had crossed th gral Una when the whisti had blown. Captain Hart kicked roaL On th kick oft Kic obtained th Kill on th Si yard Un but tailed to fain on Una bucks.

Cnderwood pnnted out ot bounds. Asala did Texas start a march towards the Kloa this Urn advancing by 5, 10 and 11 yard dashes through th Un and around th ends. Great tackHnjr by Daia. Rica captain, put sereral Texas runners out. arris also rlayed well on the.

defen-aiva. A forward pass for 30 yards from AYatsoa to EiUa helped Texas, but for Eddi Iyer this pass would hav resulted la a touch down, beins tha onty safety nu back for Rice, stopped th ftyinjr EUa by to in tackla from the rear, i Tj nes wa seat ta ta replao ToweU at this juncture. 11 Immediately figured oa ta business end ot a forward had worked the ball to th Rio fclf pass for 10 yards. Fy this Uci Texas yard line. With th Texas Una char-int ariBs It tha Owl line afaia held.

They resisted th attack for three playa. Watsoa then dashed threush aa pejURK for th siecoad down. He. fettnsivlt, befns downed with, th ball but six irthea OTr the tne. Ajraia Hart kK-k cwil.

the acor 14 to As the teams lined vp for th ksck-off th half ended. Between th halrea tha stadeats ot both schools parade oa the fleid. Tx.s was the first to take the fsoSvi, led by their baad. Th studer.ts after parad-Ins a whila gathered ia ciidfieid asd rave yell. As soon as th TVxas ssudesta rejcaitsed the stands th Rio students took th field acd after a cheered a whiS 'and mai a sratsd rash for the staa.la.

Th reUy pectaciar play ot ta $raas cac5 early la the fourth q-ir-ter. Rice tha ball oa tk ii yard Use. A forward pass frora lTer to FoweU yaiaed Si yar.is. They aaia tried th aerial this tossirjr th ball to Us left s.l cf th iRso tin. McOallcsn dshed ia and irabbed th o-al.

lie then twist ei If loose from aa Owl tackier aad started head oa down the- fseid. Thre 'or four Rice safety jsvea dove for hira. i One KHSed as thro-csh fe vcsSd be dowsed b-t by ciewfr footwork re-rid his feet. Jssss as he ca wshia a yard ct th Rio roal. after sjeadir ssxty yards Nash, by a Jt tack'j dord h.ta.

the cf Kvs jfaea cr ir. tira acrctssi foe a tosoJ ow-. Texas xclled ia eery ce parsat ct raia except puatirot. for stdisca5ced tha tionrhora kk-fcwr aad laid kxia nsore aocarasely. Owis were ts aMe to solve euher th or attacks ot th Ijorisors.

Or.tr did tfcev raak a Crs4 dow-a scraact foot baB. Prerkvsa to the raws th Kjo team throws a Capta ik.a was wit-i a a bojae-tse cra: hesr r-. -lak WUliajns. th star tackJ the tean wa was tsered ia th Talaae rasa bst ftvTa a ar chair the Jeie lisse. As fccbied tJ th fxld ca crxjciteis th Rjo scasd ev tiat a rjsa feer.

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