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SUNDAY AMERICAN STATESMAN. NOVEMBER 15.1 925. Princeton Crushes Yale In Game of Many Thrills rl if Aggies Drub Rice Owls, 17 to Nothing, In Featureless Gridiron Contest San Marcos Normal Missouri Tigers item ft. if- I 48 8S ww Tigers Tear Great Holes Through Old Eli's Vaunted Line Gridiron "Dope" Badly Upset By Princeton's 25 Heisman's Birds Badly Outclassed By Bible's Boys 'Docf Stewart, Longhorn Coach, Closely Scouts Game at Houston. lit.

rzt rt 1 '-An 4 ing lost a yard on a sweep. After a pass had failed Underwood punted 4u yards to Hunt who failed to gain. The ball was then on the Aeons' 23-yard line. I'olgen made a air around right end. Hart replaced Williams for Kii'e nt right guard.

Colgen made first down on a cross buck. On a line play he added a yard. Hunt gained two over tackles. Colgen n.ade a yard nt end. Wilson kicked 42 yards to Decamara who returned one yard.

A Rice pass was Incompleted. A pass. Underwood to Hochull g.ilned ihe Owls' six yards. The half ended with the Aggies leading 3 to 0. THIRD PERIOD Herting kicked orr to Ochterbach who made no Wilson fumbled on an end run, Kice recovering on her own 47-yard line.

On a triple pass the Owls gained three yards. Wilson intercepted a Rice pass on his own 43-yurd line. Lrazlcton replaced Watt at center fcr the Aggies. Hunt flipped a forward pass to Kishi for a gain of 13 yards. Speed replaced Ochterbach in the Aggie lineup.

Wilson circled right end for two yards. On a criss-cross play Kishi gained four yards. Wilson got one around end. Hunt surged over center for five yards and a first down and the third of the game. On the next play Hunt swarmed around right end for 11 yards.

McGuire hit left guard for four yards. Hunt slipped off tackle for two yards. Kishi who replaced Colgen, worked his way through the middle of the line for two yards. On tlie next play he carried the ball to a first down on Rice's nine-yard Defeat Oklahoma In Close Contest Sooners Eliminated From Chamoionship Race, 16 to 14. ROLLINS FIELD, COLUMBIA.

Mo, Nov. 14. (F) The Missouri Tigers, champions of the Missouri valley, won the homecoming gridiron classic from the University of Oklahoma here today, 18 to 14. Elimination of the Sooners leaves only one more obstacle in the Tigers' drive for the second consecutive valley championship the Mis souri-Kansas game at Lawrence next Saturday. The game was the last gridiron contest the Tigers played on their home field this season.

It also rang down the curtain on historic Rollins field. Next year new memorial stadium will be open for play. A crowd of about 10,000 persons witnessed the battle. The weather was cold and during the Inst half, a chilling rain and a muddy field made playing conditions miserable. Lindenmeyer's punting was a feature of the game.

Smithville Tigers Undefeated, Unscored-on Champions, Dist. 12. Seated, first row, left to right: Melville, Johnson, Moncure, Heliums, Adams G. Hale, Williams and Delaney. Second row: Mayfield Trousdale, Breedlove, Roensch, Brau, Mortimer, Stiteler Ciwards and Young.

Back row: Bogart, rodson (coach), Millvr, Anderson W. Hale, Buescher (assist, eoach), and Brown. -At Mueller's Shoe Store A Good Place for Shoes Loses Hard Fought; Affair to Bearkats' Sam Houston Team Fails to. Stop Speedy Lyons Mc-, Call Of Bobcats. 1-7 HUNTS VILLE, Nov.

14. The Sam Houston Bearcats defeated the San Marcos Bobcats here Friday, 12 to 9, in one of the closest and hardest fought contests seen here this season. Lyons McCall came-, near winning the game single-handed for the Bobcats, scoring a touchdown and a field goal, while his gains during the contest numerous and. for long Lineups: Bobcats: Daily and Low-, man, ends; Knispel and H. Stevens tackles; II.

Kalllna and Arnold guards; C. Stevens, center; Morton quarter Thompson and Vancey halfbacks; McCall (c), fullback. Bearcats: Rogers and Hardy, Sandlin and Sandel, tackles; Rey. nolds and Palmer, guards; Me- Adams, center; Smith, quarter Miller and Mayfield, halfbacks Kirk (c), fullback. All LONG-LIVED OXFORDS It's shoes like this that have quality, service, and long-life built into them from heel to toe, that men of experience buy here and save money.

$10.00 -Bostoniang Shoes for men Here Exclusively 1u I 1 TODAY, synthetic nose and store training for his last big fight Reilly Tatum right guard Taylor G. Watters right tackle Nash Dawson right end Jones Mann quarterback Strickland Kimbrough left halfback Kelley Craig right halfback Morris Wade fullback Score by quarters: Baylor ..0 6 0 06 SMU 0 7 0 0 7 Baylor scoring: Field goals, Jack Jones (2); SMU scoring: Touchdown, Mann (1); goal after touchdown, R. Bishop. Officials: Cochran (Kalamazoo), referee; Molton (Notre Dame), umpire; Utay (Texas head linesman; Kenney (Mississippi Aggies), fiel djudge. PURDUE DEFEATED BY NORTHWESTERN LAFAYETTE, Nov.

14 OT With Ralph Baker and Lewis carrying the brunt of a diversified attack, Northwestern marched over Purdue to a 13-to-9 football victory today. Purdue scored first when Wilcox received a punt and dashed 73 yards through the whole Purple team for a touchdown. Baker scored for Northwestern in the second period after receiving a pass, and in the third period Lewis plunged over. Baker and Wilcox each made one point after touchdown. With both lines playing tight football, Baker gave Purdue a safe-J ty rather than try to kick from behind his own goal.

BASTROP CHALLENGES 1 ALL HIGH GRIDDERS BASTROP, Nov. 4. The Bastrop high school football boys are feeling a great deal better, since their victory (over EJgin Wednesday. The three successive defeats of the past three weeks were hard blows, but they now that they nrn pnnal to mppt. nil pnm.ra are anxious to show their stuff.

KANSAS LOSES GRIN NELL, Iowa, Nov. 14. W) Grinnell's football team defeated Kansas here today, 3 to 0, in the first game ever played between the two schools. 'A drop kick by Me-teei at the opening of the "fourth period from the 23-yard line gave the Pioneers the victory. The game was largely a untlng duel, K- A 3 I CatfM io lie victory.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. furnished one of the big cent nnsets In this season of UD sets today, by taking the measure of the Yale Bulldog, in tne presence of a crowd of 78,000 by the score of 25 to 12. Yale was a heavy favorite to win. The game was replete with thrills nd up featured hv sensational runs. Slagle, right hlaf back, was the hero for the Orange and Black, mnkine mativ lone runs, one Of them a dash of 82 yards for a touchdown.

Allen of Yale also ran thrmreh the whole Tiger eleven for a thrilling touchdown. Lions Leading Indoor Baseball League With Rotarians Runners-Up Standing of civic club indoor baseball league: Lions 0 Rotary YMBL ....3 1 2 Kiwanis 4 1 3 vclinncfl ..........3 0 3 Pet 1.000 .750 .33 .250 .000 With just one more game to be played In the first round oi ra Civic Club Indoor Baseball league nioVA1 at Austin Athletic club the Lions have a firm hold on first rtrith Rntnrv in second. Tues day night the YMBL. will tackle the Exchange, while Tnursaay me Pniarv And Linns will cross bats in Via firat pamB of the second round. Captain Tom Holland of the Lions club Is still leadlng-tne league in batting, having annexed ut io mit nf tpina tn the nan.

Thursday night, when the Lions meet the Rotary club, extra pre- aiAHnna will hnvf tn bft madfl to seat the large number of rooters that the Rotary team win nave on hand. Frank Gibson and Clay Smith will be umpires to handle the games this week. ROCKDALE HI ATHLETE THRIVES ON HARDl WORK ROCKDALE, Nov. 14. Obtaining an education by getting up at 2 o'clock In the morning to deliver a morning newspaper route with 1,200 subscribers, would be considered a real hard lot by most youths, but Malcolm Green, son of a Rockdale citizen, and a star graduate and football player of the Rockdale high school, is doing that very thing, seeming to thrive on it ana making good in all his classes at Texas university, Austin.

DRAKE UNIVERSITY PREPARES FOR PONIES DES MOINES. Nov. 14. With the mighty Nebraska eleven safely tucked away to the tune of 14 to 0, Coach Ossie Solem is now pointing his Drake university grid warriors for their battle with the Southern Methodist university eleven at Dal las hanksgiving day. The Drake backfield, averaging but 165 pounds in weight.

Is fast and clever, adept at plunging through the line, skirting the ends or heaving forward passes. Drake followers are counting on Everett, Cook, Spears, Cronkhite, Suth erland. Dustin, Greenlee, and New ton to furnish Texas fans with many thrills on Thanksgiving day and perhaps to snatch victory from the Southern Methodists. i I 1 I i UNIQUE FE A I WALLACE Is one of the turf's leading Jockeys. When Jimmy is up on a mount, a bettor Is always certain to get a run for his money.

Four winning mounts is the unusual, but recently at Laurel, Wallace captured four In a row, two of them at long price. A bet of $2, parlayed on his four winners, would have netted in the neighborhood of 5000, a rather tidy sum. 'f -Jit 608 CONGRESS AVE. HOUSTON. Nov.

14 (Touchdowns In the third and fourth quarters following a field goal scored in tlie first quarter, gave the Texas Aggies a 17 to 0 victory over the iWt Owls in their annual football clash here today. The Aggies were not forced to extend themselves to achieve this victory. Against the lighter and less experienced Owl machine the visitors seemed content to play a safe game while Head Coach Stewart of the Texas Long-horns looked on in the capacity of a scout. Ogg followed this with a yard through tackle. Smiley backed this up with the gain of a yard.

Underwood punted 40 yards to Hunt who fumbled at mldfield. A pass. Underwood to Smiley, gave the Owls four yards. With a minute left to play a Rice pass failed of completion. A Rice rass was intercepted by Captain Wilson of the Aggies.

McGuire made two over guard. Here the game ended. Score: 17. Rice 0. FIRST PERIOD.

won the toss. Herting kicked off for Rice. Klshi fumbled the kickoff, Price recovering for the Aggies. Wilson punted 43 yards to mldfield. It was Rice's ball on 43 yard line.

A Rice pass was grounded. A second Owl pass went for naught. Still another pass went wrong. Underwood punted 25 yards to Hunt who brought It back 12 yards. Hunt was stopped on a line play.

MoGuire circled left end for three yards. Wilson booted the ball 50 yards to Hochull who was stopped on his own 26 yard line. Herting lost a yard on a line play. Again the Aggies checked the big Owl backfield man without gain. Underwood punted 43 yards to Hunt who came back IS yards, but fumbled when tackled.

The Owls recovered on their own 38-yard line. A Rice forward pass went wild. An offside play cost the Owls five yards. Ogg rammed over center for five -yards. A Rice pass was intercepted by Wilson who was chased out of bounds on the Rice 41-yard line.

Wilson hit tackle for five yards. Hunt stepped around end for ten and the first down of the game. The ball was then on the Rice 25-yard line. Hunt Kicks Field Goal. Kisht went over guard for two yards.

Hunt, dove a yard off tackle. Kishi added another yard on a tackle brush. Hunt kicked a perfect field goal from the 27-yard line from placement thereby giving the Aggies a three point lead. Herting kicked off for Rice to Wilson who fumbled but recovered. The Aggies immediately punted to Hochull who was chased out of bounds at mldfield.

A Rice pass struck Hochull in the face and was grounded. Underwood was tossed for a loss of 11 yards when he attempted a pass. Another Rice pass failed. Underwood kicked out of bounds on 38-yard line. Wilson punted 62 yards over the Rice line.

Hochull Hits Line. Hochull went' through the line for two yards. Ogg made a yard after which Underwood kicked out of bounds at mldfield. Hunt lost six yards when attempting to hurl a pass. Kishi circled left end for a gain of seven yards.

Wilson skirted right end for six yards more. Wil son booted the oval to Rice's' one yara jine wnere me ball was grounded by Watt, the Aeele center Herting failed to gain on a sweep play. Underwood punted 25 yards irom Denina his own line. Hunt was chased out of bounds on the Owl's 21 yard line. Kishi found his way over tackle for five yards.

He then gained four yards over the same place. Captain Fay Wilson was checked at the line. The quarter ended with the Aggies leading 3 to 0. SECOND PERIOD. A double lateral pass, Wilson to Beutel to Hunt, failed.

The ball went over the Rice line for a touch-back. Ogg was stopped for no gain. He gained two yards on the next drive. Underwood punted 40 yards to Hunt who came back 7 yards. It was the Aggies' ball on their own 48-yard line.

Wilson plunged over right tackle for three yards. Klshl went over the center of the line for three yards. Wilson made It one more. Wilson punted to Hochull on the Rice 21 yard line. Hotiiii lost a yard at center.

Underwood kicked 60 yards to Hunt who was forced out of bounds tin the Rice 47-yard mark. Winston replaced Appling for Rice. Klshl was smeared for a loss of three yardB. Colgen replaced Klshl at half for the Aggies. Wilson wos dumped for a yard loss.

Colgen was hurled for the loss of four yards on an end run. Wilson kicked out of bounds on the Owls' 26-yard line. Hertinsr vnm for the loss of a yard. On the next play he tore through a tackle position for seven yards. Herting dropped a yard in a line play.

Underwood punted 45 yards to Hunt who came back 19 yards. Wilson bucked the line for a small gain. McGuire clipped off a half yard. Hunt passed to" Colgen for a gain of seven yards. Wilson punted out of bounds on Rice's 84-yard line.

Herting threw a pass which was grounded. Herting passed to Hochull for a gain of eight yards. After a Rice pass had grounded Underwood punted 38 yards to Hunt who came back ten yards to his own 38-yard line. Score end second half. Jkele.

Rice 0. Colgen tore Into center fnr of three yards. McGuire went over ngnt tackle ror one yard. Hunt added one more to the Aggies' ibauada on Rice's USik' ilk- Johnny Washmoas Talented Foe Wins For Horned Frogs TCU Victors Over Arkansas Razorbacks by Single Field Goal. FORT WORTH, Nov.

14. The gifted kicking toe of Johnny Washmon, a stubborn defense, and the breaks of the game gave TCU a three to nothing victory over Arkansas university here at the university stadium Saturday afternoon. In many details as well as the score the game duplicated that of one played here just a week previous when the Texas Aggies lost 3 to 0 to the Horned Frogs. It was John Washmon, center, who kicked a field goal on' each occasion to win the game. On both days, a gale sweeping out of the northwest played a-great part in the contest.

The defeat was a hard one for the Razorbacks to take. Nearly every break of the game fell against them. But it would have been a harder game for the Frogs to lose. The winners outplayed the visitors at practically all stages but it took an offside in the Arkansas line to keep the score from being different. Had there been no offside the big break of the game would have fallen against the Frogs and they might have suffered a heart breaking defeat.

THE LINEUP Arkansas Position TCU Cowger Ward Left End Rose Brewster Left Tackle Scott (c) Levy Left Guard Boozman Washmon Center MoGUl Matthews Right Guard Gapp Scarborough Right Tackle Parker Acker Right End Dhonau Clark (c) Quarterback Chipman Carson Lft Halfback Cole Taylor Right Halfback Smith Frazee Fullback Score by periods: Arkansas 0 0 0 00 TCU 0 0 0 33 Officials: Rix (Dartmouth), referee; Sweeney (Bethany), umpire; Roach (Baylor), head linesman; Boynton (Williams), field judge. 'Tt AM" 1 4 7 CONTENDER GOLFERS OF th southwest feel that in Clarence Wolff of St. Louis that, section boasts a logical contender for the amateur crown. Is the holder of the Trans-Mississippi title. He has made a g-ood showing in practically every tournament he has ever played and is about due to go over as a champion, say St.

Louis admirers. line. Hunt broke through center for four yards. Kishi hit left guard for three years. ilson jammed his way over for a touchdown.

Hunt kicked goal after touchdown. Score: 10; Rice 0. Hefting kicked off 40 yards to Hunt who came back 15 yards. Hunt hit tackle for a yard. Hunt failed to gain- Wilson kicked out of bounds on the Rice 34-yard line.

A Rice pass failed of completion. Calvin replaced Decamera at quar ter for Rice. Brazleton Intercepted a Rice pass on Rice's 40-yard line. Ivlshl tore off a gain of 15 yards on an end sweep, McGuire thumped into tlie line for one more. He next hit tackle for one more.

The Aggies lost fiva yards because of offside. A double pass, McGuire to l'rice to Kishi, gained 13 yards. Hunt plunged four yards to a first down. McGuire hit left guard for two yards. Hunt followed with a slam of four over the same side of the line.

He then moved around end for two more. At this point the Aggies, essayed a fass which went wrong. The ball went over on Rice's five-yard line. Ogg made two through center. Hochull added one more at center.

Underwood punted out of bounds on his own 42-yard line. Here tried a pass that was grounded. Hunt was tossed for the loss of a yard on an attempt at "nd. A pass. Hunt to McGuire, gave the Aggies a gain of five yards.

Wilson punted over the Rice line for a touchback. The Aggies lost five yards through offside. Calvin broke through center for Rice's first down. Here the quarter ended.1 Score: 10; Rice 0. FOURTH QUARTER Ogg opened the fourth quarter by circling end for a gain of ten' yards and first clown.

On the next play Ogg was held without a gain. A Rice pass failed to gain. A second pass was incomplete. Up to this time Rico had completed three out of 20 passes. Underwood punted 45 yards to Hunt who shot back for eight yards.

Hunt made one over end. Ths Aggies suffered a 15-yard penalty for holding. McGuire hit right tackle for six yards. jammed over tackle for 27 yards, the longest gain of the game. He made two more on tho next play.

A pass, Hunt to Klshl, gained 37 yards and put the bail on Rice's 13- yard line. Wilson moved over left tackle for two yards. Hunt gained a yard at right guard, l'rather re placed Calvin for Rice. An Aggie pass was incomplete. Hunt passed to Kishi who ran to a touchdown.

Hunt kicked goal from placement, making the score 17 to 0 in favor of the Aggies. McVey replaced Kendrick In the Rice lineup. Rectoreck replaced Dansby for the Agk'les. Herting kicked to Beutel. Hunt moved around left end for two yards.

Kishi hit center for two yards. Hunt gained a yard at cen ter. Wilson dropped back to kick. Although the pass was low he re covered In time to gain over end. Craln replaced Appling for Rice.

Wilson was thrown for the loss of a yard. The Aggie captain came back with a gain of two yards over guard. An Aggie pass went awry. Wilson punted out of bounds on the Owls' 25-yard mark. Ogg was thrown for the loss of two yards.

Madden replaced Hochull for Rlre. A Rice pass was grounded. A pass, Herting to Madden, gained seven yards. Underwood punted 31 yards to Hunt who came back 15 yards. Kishi skirted left end for 15 yards for the Angles.

Sauer re placed Reynolds for Itlce. Hunt shot a pass to Wilson for a gain of nine yards. Kishi drove through a first down on the Owls' 23-yard line. Smiley replaced Herting for Ilie.e. Wilson tore through center for nine yards.

Wilson bucked center to another first down for the Aggies. Hunt passed to Beutel who juggled the hall into the hands of l'rather of Rice. Smiley gained six yards off tackle. On the next piny he carried the hall six more yards to a first down. Smiley clipped off five more on an end run.

Tht Lineup RICE Tositlon AGGIES Appling Price Left End Kendrick Dietrich Left Tackle Heyck Ochterbeeh Lett Guard Underwood (c) Watt Center Williams Dansby Right Guard Reynolds Irvln Right Tackle Joseph Beutel Right Guard Decamera Hunt Quarterback Herting Wilson Left Halfback Hocult Klshl Right Halfback Ogg McGuire Fullback Officials: Kinney (Mississippi referee; Meyer (TCU), um- aixsu futior ilCUl. linesman. 3 2- JACK DEMPSEY AS HE LOOKS clothes, and as he appeared when against Firpo. Mustangs Beat Bears 7 to 6 in Spirited Game Both Elevens Battle Furiously, Mostly on Even Terms. DALLAS, Nov.

14. yP) Southern Methodist university Mustangs de feated Baylor university Bears 7 to 6 in a spirited gridiron battle here this afternoon, both teams making their scores in the second -quarter- The Bruins had the ball within two yards of the Mustang goal at one point In the scoring period out in a final attempt to put the pigskin over Strickland tried a plunge off guard and was stopped by Mag-ness, who an instant later broke through the line with Fofd and nailed Strickland for a two-yard loss, the ball going over. The Mus tang aerial attack blew up but they had enough offensive left to obtain' a win. The fourth Derlod started with both sides Jaunchlng a terrific kicking foray. stone wall resistance of the Baylor line held out against the strong Mustang attack led by Cortemesha ana Mann wno made consistent five and six yard gains through the line and around the wings.

SMU opened up anotner desperate passing attack but soon got wild again. Baylor made several good gains on passes while' numerous aerial tries were defeated, Ingram intercepting many dangerous heavings by Bear players. liotn sides drew numerous penalties. Stone made a pass from behind goal which was intercepted by Dawson, but a 15-yard SMU penalty left the ball on the 50-yard line. As the game closed Mann got away around right end for a long the pistol left the ball on the Baylor three-yard line, scores snu Baylor 6.

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