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SUNDAY AMERICAN STATESMAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25. '1925- Mustangs Lose Hard Fought Game to Okla. Sooners Oklahoma Aggies Outclass Matty Bell's, Horned Frogs By Score of 22-7 16 worked consistently until the end of the game. PALMER STARS Smithville Hi Beats St. Ed's OVERHEAD GAME BAFFLES T.

C. U. TEXANSPUTUP STUBBORN FIGHT placed the ball In a scoring position. St. Edward's threatened to score several times, advancing the ball within scoring distance more than once but each time they lacked the punch to put across a touchdown.

Stiteler, Mortimer and Brau starred on the offense for Smithville, Hale and Johnson were the Tiger defensive lmlnarles. Taylor at quarter and Frenka at fullback were the leading players for the prep team. GIDDINGS, LA GRANGE BATTLET0 7-ALL TIE GIDDINGS, Oct. 24. The Gld-dings school football team played LaGrange here Friday, another those hair raising games, resulting in a tie 7 and 7.

This is the last game for the Giddings team on their home' grid, and It may be that the next games will not be so favorable to them. But one thing sure, the boys are full of pep and expect to give the other teams a hard fight from now on. Bears Flash Form In Defeating Yellowjackets By Score of 20 to 4 WACO. Oct. 24.

The Gold and Green machine of Baylor university, 1925 model, started rolling today on the Cotton Palace gridiron for the season, and gaining terifflc momentum in en exceptionally speedy manner, it ground Into the sea of mud the victory hopes of the Howard Payne Yellew-jackets. Buried under a count of SMITHVILLE, Oct 24. The Smithville high school Tigers defeated the prep school eleven of St. Edward's, Austin, here Friday afternoon by a scere of 6 to 0. A pass from Stiteler to Melville for 20 yards gave Smithville its touchdown early in the opening quarter.

Long gains bv Stiteler Quality Without Extravagance FOR ST. EDWARDS Daniel Baker Holds Austin Team to 6-6 Tie. SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 24. In a slow game marred by many fumbles and time outs, the Daniel Baker Hillbillies and St.

Edward's college played to a 6 to 6 tie at the army post stadium Saturday. With Erst Palmer gaining yard after yard with his flashy running, the Austin eleven pushed over a touchdown In the first part of the second quarter. Outplaying the Hillbillies the remainder of the way. they appeared to have the game tied up until Patterson, a sub quarter, opened up an aerial game in the last four minutes of play that resulted in Trammell carrying the ball over to tie up the score. be worthy foes for the Terrill gridsters.

Shelley will play at half and probably will be called on to pass, a department of the game in which his proficiency has marked as a triple threat man although Terrill has not used a pass in its two games played. Dexter Shelley, Former Austin Hi Player, Is Now Starring for Terrell Team DALLAS, Oct. 24. Dexter Shelley, former member of the Austin high school football team, is attracting much attention from Dallas football fans by his playing for the Terrill school for boys of this citv. In the game against the Rice Institute freshmen, October 17, he was the backfield star of the game.

He reeled off the longest run from scrimmage and kicked beautifully, booting the ball for an average of 49 yards with good placement. The game was played at night in the Fair Park stadium and introduced night football to Dallas. Shelley's punting kept the Rice Fish from endangering Terrill's goal and his offensive work was a strong factor in the 16 to 0 win which Terrill obtained. Terrill goes to Bryan, Texas, October 26 to play Allen academy in a game which will have a strong bearing on the outcome of the Texas academy championship. Allen recently defeated Dallas academy 33 to 0.

in Dallas, so they will Oklahomans Run Up Score Of 22 Against 7. STILLWATER. Oct. 24. yp) The Oklahoma Acgies defeated Texas Christian university 22 to 7 tArfov Thi Afre-ies uncovered an array of passes, mixed with hard line plunging that was too mucn for the Texans.

The final score was a touchdown by Perry of the Aggies, who took a punt and ran it back 40 yards. DARTMOUTH DEFEATS HARVARD, 32 TO 9 CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 24. Dartmouth defeated Harvard today, 32 to 9.

The outstanding star for the Hanover team was Oberlander, whose wonderful passing aided in most of his scoring. Harvard got the Jump with a 3 points lead in the first period, in which Dartmouth failed to score. The Green machine, however got working in the second period and PENN STATE WINS STATE COLLEGE, Fa Oct. 24. UP) penn State college defeated Michigan Aggies on a muddy field today, 13 to 6.

Penn State scored a touchdown in the first period and another in the second atter which the western team braced and scored a touchdown in the third. Michigan played hard in the final period to put over another touchdown to tie or win the game, but Penn State's defense was too much for the visitors. PASS GRABBER DE LUXE Dog Dawson will more than fill Gene Bedford's shoes with the Mustangs this year, for Dawson, playing end, Is a marvel in snatching passes. $40.00 $42.50 $45.00 The Vatican, the residence of the Pope, finds employment for a staff of 2000 persons. $47.50 $50.00 $55.00 Holeproof Hosiery Man and Woman GAMMEL'S BOOK STORE Known the World Over.

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Results SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Baylor 20; Howard Payne 4. Texas 27; Rice 6. Oklahoma SMU 0. Oklahoma 22; TCU 7. TEXAS STATE Simmons 20; West Texas Teachers 6.

Texas Tech 13; Clarendon college EASTERN Alfred St. Bonaventure 1. 'Army 19; St. Louis 0. Albright 18, Blue Ridge 0.

Bethany 0: Geneva 20. Boston College 14, Allegheny T. Bucknell Georgetown 2. Colgate Princeton 0. Conn.

Agglee Tufts 0. Clarkson 19; Rochester 0. Colby 10; Bowdoln T. Columbia 26; Williams 0. Delaware 6.

St. Johns 7. Davis Eikins 49; University of Buffalo 0. Dartmouth 32; Harvard 9. Hobart Niagara 19.

Holy Cross 47; Vermont S. Haverford 15; Hamilton 0. Johns Hopkins 13; Drexol 0. Lehigh Rutgers 0. Lebanon Valley Villa Nova Massachusetts Aggies 64, Wor-feester Tech 19.

Maine IS: Bates 7. Norwich 12; Lowell Textile 0. Navy 87; Washington 0. New Tork University S3; Middle-burg 0. New Hampshire University 10; Springfield 10.

(Tie.) Niagara 19; Hobart T. Oberlin Case 0. Pittsburgh 12; Carnegie Tech 0. Penn State 13; Michigan Aggies Rhode Island State 12; College Syracuse 48; Providence 0. Swarthmore 13; F.

M. 2. St. John 22; St. Stephens 0.

the City of New Tork 7. St. Joseph College 13; Manhattan 6. Susquehanna Schuylkill t. Union 40; R.

P. 1 0. Virginia, Maryland 0. "Waycesburg 12; Westminster 0. William and riary 3, Duke University 0.

Western Maryland 19 Loyola 0. Washington and Lafayette (. Tale 20; Brown 7 7 Tale Freshmen 29 tary 0. Jefferson Culver MJH- SOUTHERN Alabama University 7, Georgia "JTech 0. Auburn Howard 6.

Birmingham Southern 38, Loyola 0. Centenna'ry Tennessee Doctors 0. Fort Benning 28; Catholic university 7. Furman 7. Davidson 0.

Georgia University 26, 7. Louisiana State 0, Tennessee University 0. King College 0, Maryville 19. North Carolina University 3, Mercer University 0. Ouachita college College of the Ozarks 0.

rrsinus George Washington 0. Virginia Military Institute 27; North Carolina, State 6. West Virginia university West Virginia Wesleyan 0. University of Tennessee 12; Will Mayfield 0. WESTERN Baldwin Wallace 20; Hiram I Drake Gr nneil 6.

Denison 24; University of Cincinnati 12. Iowa 15; Ohio State Indiana 25; Miami 7. Loyola Dayton 2. Michigan Illinois 0. Missouri Kansas Aggie 0.

Nebraska 14; Kansas 0, Notre Dame Indiana 7. Ohio Wesleyan 27: Ohio unlver- Faint Xavier 19 Ohio Northern 0 Tulane 18; Northwestern 7. University of Detroit Quantlco Murines 0. Washington 13: Iowa, State 25. Wisconsin Purdue 0.

Wabash Butler 0. eity 0. HAWKEYES CONQUER OHIO STATE, 15 TO 0 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 24. In a welter of mud, Iowa defeated Ohio State, 15 to 0, today In the fourth annual football clash between the schools at the Ohio etadium.

The Hawkeyea pushed over a touchdown In the second period, acored a field goal in the third, and another touchdown In the fourth, falling however, to net tha extra points after touchdowns. Ohio couldn't get Its air attack to working because of the heavy field. The whistle stopped an Ohio rally in the Becond and third periods. TULANE WINS FROM NORTHWESTERN 18-7 CHICAGO, Oct. 24.

Tulane university outplayed Northwestern in all departments of the game here today and took the long end of an 18-7 score. Flournoy, who cored three touchdowns for the Dixie team was the Individual star of the game. Northwestern made desperate efforts to score with an aerial attack in the final period but wttnoos avail 20 to 4, the team Dan Amis brought to Waco did not have a chance, but it nevertheless showed flashes of brilliance, which at times seriously threatened the Baylor goal line. The four points composing the Howard Payne total came as a donation by the pupils of Frank Bridges who elected to present the visitors with two points on two different occasions rather than take chances on punting from behind their own goal. Out of the murk and mire of the afternoon's football proceedings there arose Jack Jones, the Temple youth, whose work for the day was crown ed with one sensational achievement after another.

The defensive star of the game was Jack Jones. Whenever a tackle was made, the mud smeared features of Jack Jones could always be seen somewhere right around, on top or burled underneath the play. CHICAGO VICTORS OVER QUAKERS Perm's Fumbles Cost Them 7-0 Game. FRANKLIN FIELD. PHILA DELPHIA, 'Oct.

24. iP Pennsylvania conquered Chicago to 0 today in a bitterly fought Intersec-tional battle in the rain and mud before a crowd of close to 60,000. Soon after the start of the third period Chicago had a fine chance to score when Leith fumbled in a plunge through center and the Maroon recorered on Pennsylvania's 21 yard Drain led an attack that quickly gained first down for Chicago, on the 11-yard mark, but here the Quakers held fast and the westerners advanced only a yard in four plays, losing the ball on downs. Two forward passes were grounded and two linebucks were stopped short Ball Slippery. Two successive fumbles of kicks by Chicago backs and Tecoveries by alert Pennsylvania men carried the Quakers from the shadow of their own goal to Chicago's 16-yard line where Singer, Pennsylvania end, fell on the ball.

Douglas gained eight yards in three smashes at tackle, but Pennsylvania elected to try for a field goal instead of risking another charge at the Maroon line. Kruer. dropped back to the 20 yard line for his try, but could not handle the slippery ball and the kick wen'. wide, Chicago Fumble Costly. A tnird Chicage fumble, this tims by Timme on a line plunge, gave Pennsylvania the ball on the Maroons 35 yard mark, but again the westerners held, and Krue was forced to punt just as the third period ended.

Pennsylvania got off to a flying start in the final quarter with Douflas and Kreuz driving through for 15 yards in a row but Chicago held on her own 33 Vrd line. McCarty broke through for a 16 yard in that put the Maroon c'os to mid-field, but throe for- ward passing attempts wer frus- trr-ied and Chicago kicked to rennsylvania'8 five yard line. i MICHIGAN SCORES 3-0 VICTORY OVER ILLINOIS CHAMPAIGN, 111., Oct. 14 W) Michigan, learning about Red Grange in 1924, presented Benny Friedman, the Wolverines' point -scoring ace, to Illinois today, to square the account for the disastrous rout of a year ago. In one of the greatest football games of the western conference championship.

Michigan defeated Illinois, 3 to 0, while 67.000 spectators, a record breaking homecoming crowd, gazed down on the spectacle from Illinois' magnificent 52,000,000 memorial stadium. The huge double decked affair was packed from top to bottom and 000 persons were turned away. By today's victory Michigan emerges an overwhelming favorite I to win the 1925 championship of the i western crerence and the battling Wolverines still are boasting of a 1 goal line uncrossed this season. KANSAS AGGIES LOSE MANHATTAN, Oct. 24.

Missouri's Tigers crashed through the Kansas Aggies today for a to 0 victory, maintaining their place at the top of the Missouri Valley Conference. The Aggies failed in an attempt to tie the score, just as the game ended, when Bacchus blocked a drop-kick. YALE WINS PROVIDENCE, R. Oct. 24 Iff) Tale defeated Brown today, 20 to 7.

Both teams scored in the first period and after that the Yale prevented further scoring by Brown, while the Elis added 13 points in the second period. OFFICIALS PEEVED BY RICE CIRCULARS Officials of the city sanitary department appealed to police Saturday for aid in preventing supporters fit fll Dir. team from scattering slogan clrcu- u.w mo HireeM, mn Detore the comnlsint hA hun ni.j avenue had been practically covered She "What an unusual expression you have on your fare." He: "I was thinking." Our P. S. When girl loses her head she often finds it on i A I li' i Mm 1 1 Something Truly New KUPPENHEIMER Venice Blue Suits This season marks the introduction of a totally new shade in the color scheme of men's clothes a blue that is conservative and yet refreshing, a smart, youthful and appealing shade.of blue.

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