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SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1924 THE AUSTIN STATESMAN L3 il USA ficult angle. Wright kicked goal after each of the three touchdowns. Following is the lineup: Texas (27) Southwestern (0) SPORT NEWS FOOTBALL RESULTS Slover Hardin BERT FOSTER'S 56-YD.

DASH FOR TOUCHDOWN FEATURES CONTEST Left End. and COMMENTS! Sprague M. Bachtel Left Tackle. Dayvault Duncan WHY Oklahoma Aggies. Southwestern By LLOYD GREGORY Left Guard.

Pfannkuche Camp Center. Berry C. Bachtel unionunateiy for other Southwestern Conference teams, the Baylor Right Guard. Newell .1. Reynolds (Capt.) Right Tackle.

SUIT Pirates Show But Little Fight; Longhorn Line Shows Form on Offense. "a Al. U. Mustangs Saturday learned a lesson of vital im Alien" Shipworth portance. sotn the Bruins and the Right End.

ouxm xoucners college, 0. Southwestern, Tulane, 14. Dartmouth, 40; Norwich, 0. MIddlebury. 20; St.

Michaels, 0. University of Pennsylvania, 34: Ursinus, 0. Penn State, 47; Lebanon Valley, 3. Cornell, 66; St. Bonad venture, 0.

Iowa State, 23; Nebraska Wesley-an, 13. Wisconsin, 25; North Dakota, 0. West Virginia, 21; Wesleyan, 6. Franklin and Marshall, 21: Albright. 7.

South Carolina, 47; Erasklne, 0. University of Georgia, 26; Mercer, 7. Wakeforest. 7: North Carolina Uni Foster Weatherby Quarterback. Wright" Royall i-onies oareiy managed to squeeze through with vict jries over teams they had figured to defeat with great ease.

The Bears and the Mustangs were over-confident and their experience of Saturday will certainly be worth much. Coaches Morrison and Bridges are both probably well nleaserl that tha Southwestern Pirate tackles were unable to -withstand the constant pounding to which they were nubjeet- of victory won by their respective elevens was so narrow. versity, Coach Shotwell of the Citadel, 12; Southern College, 0. Furman, 14; Newbury, 0. Georgia Tech, 19; Oglethorpe, 0.

Louisiana State, Spring Hill, 6. Maryville College. 103: Union Uni boys has under him what might be well termed a "five-year" term tnr Left Halfback. Shearer C. Reynolds Right Halfback.

Marley (Capt.) Mateer Fullback. Substitutions: Texas, Smalley for Shearer, Schuhardt for Smalley; Shearer for Slover and Johnson for Shearer, Stallter for Ramsey for Stallter, Smith for Ramsey, Toland for Smith, Young for Foster, Penny for- Allen, Moore for Newell, Newell for Pfannkuche, Homan for Berry, Neblett for" Hoinan, Thompson for Sprague. Southwestern: Perrin for Hardin, Meeka for J. Reynolds, Carter for Shipworth, Bare us for R. H.

Reynolds, Blackburn for Barcus and Gunn for Blackburn. Officials: Venne (Carlisle), referee; Winters, Umpire; Ettlinger (W. J.i, field judge; Holton (Notre Dame), of the players of the Cowboy eleven are now playing their fifth year under his tutelage. But notwithstanding this fact, the treat showing mH hi ha versity, 0. First Finest English, Scotch and American Woolens, Bright, Snappy Patterns for the Young Man; Rich, Conservative Patterns for Older Men in the Newest Weaves.

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7: e3, and "Doc" Stewart's Longhorns trounced Bill Gardner's eleven, 27-0 Saturday. Despite the decisiveness of the win, the Longhorns were not im-' pressive In victory. There Js no doubt but that Varsity will have to develop tremendously if the Steera are to have a ghost of a chance for the South-; western title. The Pirates played' in-" differently, and lacked fight The Texas line showed to fair advantage on the defensive, but on the offensive the orange and white forwards did not show the form they should have shown against their somewhat lighter opponents. When near the Tirate goal line, the "goal line punch" made famous by the 1923 Varsity eleven, was lacking Denton Normal.

3. Baylor University. 10: Ktmmnna fnl- lege, 6. Cowboys against the BaylocrBruins is nothing less than remarkable. Some sport writers while admitting that Shotwell was a splendid hieh Rchnnl Boston Collesre.

47: Provldenrn rnl. lege, 0. coachV ventured the belief that Holy Cross. 13: Catholic TTnlvsr. would prove more or less of fizzle sity, 7.

as a college coach. Shotwell's answer was given Saturday when his Cowboys Maine, 37; Rhode Island, 0. "r.u iuc pruuis 10 a margin of 10 to 6. "Sailor" Shearer has his henrr in tho Varsity rooters found a bit to hearten them, however, in the work nuigers, villa Nova, 0. Hobart, Syracuse, 35.

Columbia. 29; Haverford, 3. LaFayette, 13; Muhlenberg, 0. Pennsylvania, 34; Ursinus, 0. Case, MuskinKum.

0. of Stewart's charges. K. I Berry, captain of the 1915 Longhorn eleven, game this year. The stocky Houston lad Saturday was fighting throughout the contest against the Pirates.

Shearer led the interference during the first half, and evidenced much promice in blocking. Carnegie Tech. 14: Davtnn TTniuor. neao lineman. Following is the play-by-play account of the game: First Quarter.

Slover kicked 45 yards to Royall, who came back 10 yards. Royall made 2 yards through left guard. C. Reynolds punted to Foster on the 35-yard line and Foster brought it back' 12 yards. Marley made 4 yards through Indicated that he is not ready for the gridiron scrap heap, despite his 32 siiy.

3. Connecticut Assies. 12: Massachu years. Berry played well at guard, setts Aggies, 10. and when he was removed from the Knox Hats Stetson Hals Earl Wilson Shirts and Collars game in the third quarter, the Long "Stubby" Lewis and Steve Williams Purdue, 21: Wabash, 7.

Baldwin Wallace. 0: Tie! horn forward wall was materially me mo varsity mascots this season. The two 14-year-old lads are the weakened. Matt Newell showed promise at tackle, as did Ben Dave Allen right guard. Wright went through right iackle for 8 yards and first down.

Marley went through the right side of vllle), 7. Wisconsin, 25; North Dakota, 0. Indiana, 65; Rose Poly, 0. things or JBoydom" as far as Austin uoys are concerned. the line for 5 yards.

Wright went 4 yards off right tackle. Marley went through center for first down. Marley "Stubby" must be given- credit for oriiiiani neadwork. Toward the closo 2 yards through center. Wright place-kicked from the 20-yard line.

Texas 17; Southwestern, 0. Mateer kicked to ciose oi game, "Stubby" be came a bit "ehillv." All tho T.nn. went 2 yards through left tackle. Wright failed to gain on the left side. Marley went 5 yards off left tackle.

Marley plunged through center for first omaney, who ran the ball back 25 horn blankets were in use and hence the mascot had to seek other -means nf yaras. lexas' ball on its 30-yard line Skipworth wos injured and wp.nt nnf down. Wright failed to gain around right end. Texas was offside and was tuning warm. "Stubby" solved the problem by snaring one of the dogs that infest Clark Field and "snmnrline-" of the game.

Marley failed to gain penalized 6 yards. Wright made 5 up to the "pup" for warmth. yards around right end. Marley made at a siao at me line. Wright made 4 yards off Tight tackle.

Wright kicked 70 yards over the goal line as the half ended. Score at end of first half- HOVV'D YOU LIKE TO BUY A 1 00.00 Winchester Pump Shot Gun a yard off right guard. Marley passed over the line to Shearer for 10 yards Ben Dave Allen find flint" filwor and first down. Marley made 2 yards Texas, 17; Southwestern, 0. at end.

Three Longhorn backs. Bertie Foster of Waco, "Sailor" Shearer of Houston, and Dewey Smalley of Yorktown, furnished the thrills of a rather slow and dull game. In the second quarter, Foster, aided by splendid blocking, fought his way past the line of scrimmage outside of the Southwestern left tackle, and then sped 58 yards for a touchdown. While negotiating this spectacular run, Foster stiff-armed i three would-be tacklers. Foster's dash was easily the outstanding play of the game.

"Sailor" Shearer got away for two 28-yard runs off tackle, and ran splendid interference. Dewey Smalley also turned in a number of long gains. Captain Jim Marley was the most dependable ground gainer on the Varsity squad. "Gentleman Jim" failed but once to gain yardage when he Was called on to pack the leather. Th Longhorn leader seems to have lost none of the drive that made him one of the best line -plungers in the conference in 1922 and 1923.

Quite evident was the lack of capable Longhorn reserve material, when off right guard. Foster made 8 yards around left end and first down. Mar ley went off left tackle for a touch down, after nine minutes of play. both showed to fair advantage on the wings Saturday These two wing men are long, powerful and fairly fast just the type of men Stewart wants for his ends. Heinie Pfannkuche was in the game every second Saturday.

The big Longhorn center passed the leather well find was a tower of strength in backing up the line. Foster held the pigskin while Wright 'ir a Do! Ban- booted goal. Mateer kicked off to the a Longhorns, defending the south gdal. Mateer kicked over the goal line and the ball was brought out to the 20- Third Quarter. Brown went in for Carter at right end to start the quarter.

No changes in Texas' lineup. Mateer kicked 45 yards to Smalley, who brought it back 22 yards. Smalley made 6 yAds around left end. A forward pass by Marley was grounded. Wright booted the pigskin 65 yards across the goal line.

The ball was brought out to the 20-yard line. Royall failed to gain around left end. Mateer fumbled and Dayvault recovered on the 25-yard line. Marley made 4 yards off left guard. Marley made 8 yards through the Smal yard line.

Wright made a yard off left tackle. Foster made 7 yards on Because of the rather decisive win of the Longhorns over the so-called veteran Southwestern Pirate eleven, at least one sport writer of the state will Ha. a cut-back oft left tackle. Marley made 5 yards and first down. Wright off of the right side of the line for clare the Longhorns are as strong as 3 yards.

A delayed buck failed and Skipworth broke through and downed ley gained 2 yards off left Marley made first down through the line on the 12 -yard line. Wright made 8 yards off right tackle. Wright went off right end for a touchdown. Wright booted goal. Score: Texas, 24; Southwestern, 0.

Mateer kicked to Foster, who brought the ball back 35 yards to any umer team in xne conference. The win over the Pirates means nothing, for Coach Gardner's team played rotten football throughout. The Buccaneers had considerable weight in the line Jttut the forwards played so high that their size and weight went for naught. The Pirates of 1924 did not show half the class evidenced by the Corsairs of 1923 against the Longhorns. The New York Yanks at best or rather "worst" can only tie the Washington Senators for the American League flag.

"Buck" Harris' Sens have a two game lead, with but two games to be played by both Washington and New York. the 38 -yard line. Homan went in for Berry at right guard for Texas? Marley made 5 yards through center. Smalley gained 4 yards on a cut-back WeU, thatVexactly what someone is going to do in our GRAB BAG SALE commencing Wednesday, October 1, at 10 a. m.

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Schuhardt went in for Smalley. Schuhardt first down through left tackle. Marley went 5 yards through Stewart sent in during the second half a half dozen or more subs. Southwestern threatened to score as soon as the original Varsity lineup was weakened by substitution. Stuart Wright of Dallas, kicked well for Texas.

Twice with the wind at his hack, Wright got away better than Sixty yard drives with his boot. For Southwestern, Shipworth, right end, played the best ball on the defense, while Mateer was best on the offense. The defense of tha Corsairs was badly weakened when Shipworth was taken from the game in the second half because of injury. Texas completed a short pass. Mar-ley to Shearer, in the first quarter, while Southwestern completed two twenty yard flings, Eoyall to Perrin, In the fourth quarter.

Texas scored the firsi touchdown after the first nine minutes of play, when Marley plunged off left tackle. Foster's long run brought the second touchdown in the second quarter, and Wright kicked a placement from the 20-yard line. Wright went off right end in tho third quarter for the last touchdown of the game, and a few moments later Wright scored the last points of the game, booting a field goal from the 28-yard line at a dif- Marley. Wright booted the leather 35 yards, the ball being downed by Slaver of Texas on the 33-yard line. Royall failed to gain around left end.

C. Reynolds made 4 yards off right, tackle, Reynolds was injured, and tine was taken out by Southwestern. Newell and Shearer smashed into the ball carrier solidly on, this play, and Shearer slightly injured his shoulder. Berry stopped Mateer for a 1-yard gain. Mateer kicked 60 to Foster, who dodged hia way "back 10 yards to the 2V-yard line.

Marley made 2 yards off left tackle. Foster fought his way for 8 yards and first down around right tackle. Wright made 5 yards off tackle. Wright made 2 yards off left guard. Marley plunged through for 4 yards and first down on Texas 40-yard line.

Barcus went in forC. Reynolds at right half for Southwestern. Marley made 4 off right guard. Wright lost a yard around left end as the quarter ended. Second Quarter.

On the first play, Bertie Foster, on a cut-back off left tackle, sped his way 56 yards through a broken field for a touchdown. Foster stiff-armed three men. Wright kicked goal, with Foster holding the ball. Perrin substituted for Hardin at left end. Mather kicked over the-line, and it was Texas' ball on its 20-yard line.

Marley made 7 Jakie Atz's Cats are apt to even the fight in the Dixie Series at two games all, when the Panthers take on the Memphis Chicks at Fort Worth this afternoon. Memphis took two from the Cats in Memphis but beating Fort Worth in Cowtown is quite a different proposition. The veteran Joe Pato, the best or the luckiest left hander in the minors, will probably work for the Cats. The woeful lack of. capable reserve material was indicated Saturday, when There are little 22 Winchester Single Shot Rifles worth $9.00 center.

Marley crashed 4 yards through center. Stallter went in for Marley. Foster went 25 yards off right tackle to the Pirates' 15-yard line. Texas was penalized 5 yards. Wright failed to gain.

Wright- kicked a placement from the 28-yard line. The ball was booted from a difficult angle. Score: Texas, 27; Southwestern, 0. Mateer kicked off 45 yards and Stallter brought It back 40 yards. Shearer went in for Slover at left end.

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$41.00 horns will make a respectable showing and it is too much to hope that th ter. Mateer made 6 yards through yards off the right side of the line. Marley made 4 yards and first down right guard. Gunn went In for Blackburn. Mateer gained 2 yards through ixmgnorns will negotiate as difficult a schedule as the 1924 schedule, without injury being visited on several, of the first string performers.

through center. Wright failed to gain at a stab through the left side. Marley crashed through for 3 yards off right the line as the quarter ended. Score: Texas, 27; Southwestern, 0. Fourth Quarter.

Miles Leonard. 200-pound tackle HAIR STAYS 00MBEMLOSSY bullions Use It Few Cents Buys Jar at Drugstore Mateer made a yard at right guard. Mateer kicked yards to Wright, who returned 3 yards. Kamsey made a guard. Foster made 6 yards and first down on a cut -back off left tackle.

Marley gained 3 yards on a delayed buck through left guard. Marley went off right tackle for 2 yards. Time out for Southwestern. Meeks went in for Captain Reynolds at right tackle. Shearer, carrying the ball the first time, went 28 yards around right end and hundreds and hundreds of other prizes such as hunting coats, pocket knives, hunting knives, bicycle tires, basket balls, baseball gloves and mits, camp grids, tennis rackets, $45.00 brand new bicycles, sweaters worth $13.50, foot balls, foot ball head helmets and shoulder pads, refrigerator baskets, Boy Scout tents, carving sets, fishing reels worth $35.00, fly rods worth $33.00, and hundreds upon hundreds of other high class, high priced articles, that someone is going to get for OWE DOLLAR Besides that yard at right tackle.

Foster made 'a few Inches off left tackle. Ramsey made 2 yards off loft tackle. Wright kicked 35 yards to Gunn, who signaled for a fair catch on Southwestern's 14- yard line. Gunn made 2 yards off on a fake end run. Barcus was hurt in the play and was taken out of the game.

Marley carrie.d the ball outside for no gain, and the ball was brought In 20 yards toward the center of the field. Shearer fumbled and was from Austin, 13 making a strong bid for a regular job on Jack Meagher's Saint eleven. Leonard played for St. Ed's three or four years ago. Lanse, 190-pounder from Lampacas, is another very promising husky out for tackle.

From present indications, the veteran Woeber will hold down one of the tackle berths; while there is little to choose among Ryan, Leonard and Lane. -i-i'miKi Coach Meagher will be able to put a more stalwart team on the grid this season than he has any other seasons at St. Ed's. Most of the 1923 letter men who are back have rut on considerable weight since the close of the 1923 season; and there is quite a bit of "beef on the more promising of the recruits. downed for a 7-yard loss.

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Royall made 3 vards through left tackle. Mateer made 6 yards off the left side. Mateer went through right tackle for Southwestern's first down of the contest. South weci-ern was fighting hard. Royall m5e a yard through the line.

Mateer recovered a bad pass from center with the loss of a yard. Royall forward passed. Wright intercepted the ball. O'Connor, "Babe'' McNamara and Allett are waging a pretty battle for the job of regular quarter on the Saint eleven of 1924. O'Connor was ttj; regular quarter of 1923; while Mc-Namara called the prgnals three years ago.

As yet neither of the three has shown Coach Jack that he has the edge on his friendly rivals. Texas was penalized 5 yards for off side. Wright carried the ball outside for no gain, and the ball was brought toward the center. Marley smashed right end, "Pfann" nailing him. A pass, Royall to Perrin, gained 32 yards.

A forward pass was incomplete. Gunn fumbled, but recovered, on a triple pass, losing 5 yards. Royall passed 20 yards to Perrin. Royall made 5 yards around left end. Neblett went in for Homan, "Blue" Smith for Ramsey.

Allen intercepted a pass and ran it back 10 yards to Texas' 35-yard line. Wright made 5 yards off right tackle. Smith made 4 yards off left tackle. Texas was penalized 15 yards for holding. Wright kicked 30 yards, the ball being; grounded by Shearer.

Texas was penalized 15 yards for interfering with a fair catch. Moore went in for Pfannkuche. Pass. Royall to Mateer, was Incomplete. Smith breaking up the pass.

Southwestern was trying desperately to shove over a touchdown. Forward pass grounded. Texas penalized 6 yards offside. Pass, Royall to Perrin, incomplete. Southwestern fumbled and Moore recovered.

Penny went in for Allen. Thompson went in for Sprague. Smith gained 3 yards oft right tackle. Schuhardt gained 8 yards through center. Johnson for Shearer.

Wright made first down. Schuhardt gained 5 yards through center. Smith made a yard through left tackle. Young went in for Foster. Wright made first down through line.

Schuhardt gained 2 yards through left guard. Smith made 3 off right tackle. Schuhardt made first down through the line. Smith made a yard off left tackle. Schuhardt mi.de first down by going 9 yards off right tackle.

Toland went in for Smith. Mateer grounded Schu-hardt's attempted pass. Pass, Schuhardt to Toland. grounded. Attempted pass.

Toland to Penny, grounded. Toland failed at a placement, and the game ended. through center for 8 yards, but the gain was Nullified. Texas being penalized 5 yards for offside. Shearer went off right tackle for 23 yards.

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Skip-worth spilled Marley for no gain. Shearer made 6 yards off right tackle. Foster failed a try for placeklck from the 32-yard line. Southwestern's ball on its 20-yard line. Mateer was thrown for a 9 -yard loss by Sprague and Slover when the center passed wildly.

Skipworth was hurt on the play, but gamely stuck in the game. Southwestern was penalized 5 yards. Mateer kicked outside on Texas' 29-yard line. Smalley went in for Shearer. Smalley went 15 yards off left end! Marley went yards off left sruard.

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Eddie Bluestein, Varsity line coach, scouting the Texas Aggie-Trinity Tiger battle of Friday, and Alex Waite, assistant line coach, watched the S. M. U. Mustangs battle with the Denton Normal eleven. Use Statesman Want Ads.

Smalley lost 2 Marley gfned.