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TOEAUStTN AMERICAN. AUSTIN. TEXAS, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 1925.

Steer Debacle On Kyle Field As Aggies Run AmucI -i- Farmers Win Southwestern Conference Championship By Beating Texas to Berry, score another Aggie touchdown. Tha Score Growa. OWLS HOLD The Classic Play by Play TCD OUTPLAYS KANGAROOS Matty Bell's Team Wins Last Game of Season, 21-0. Bible's Cadets Crush Stewart's Crew Under Top-Heavy Score of 28-0 By BILL Austin American SMITH, Sports Editor. KYLE FIELD, COLLEGE STATION, Not.

26. Fighters always get the breaks on the field of battle. A fighting Farmer team today, before 26,000 fans, gained sweetest triumph since Texas university and the Aggies first met in a football contest back in 1894, inflicting on an Orange downs to tha Bobcats' five. In passing the San Marcos eleven overshadowed the Southwestern aerial attack. The Pirates used the cutback play on the Cata ends to good advantage In gaining ground.

Early In the first period fter the Pirates failed to pierce the Cat line, Blackburn dropped back to tlip 15-yard line and booted a drop kick for three points. Blackburn a few minutes later tried another drop kick from the 40-yard line but the kick went wide and failed. Near the close of the game Blackburn booted another drop kick for a field goal from the 30-yard line. Near the close of the third period Weeks Intercepted Morton's pass and raced to the Cat 10-yard line. The Bobcats held the Pi-' rates for downs and Blackburn's try st kick was blocked, the Cats getting the ball on the three-yard line.

Morton punted out of bounds on the Cats 30-yard line. Weeks passed to Dixon for 20 yards and then made three yards as the third period ended. Blackburn gained two yards at end. Weeks then plunged through guard for a touchdown. Try for goal failed.

Line-up, Perrln Dallev Left end. Terry Kuykndill Left tackle. i Hodges RaTiina Left guard. Lehmberg C. Sterena Center.

G. Reynolds Arnold Right guard. Bachtel H. Stevens Right tackle. Livingston Willis Right end.

Blackburn Morton Quarterback. Weeks r. McCall Fullback. Leisner Vest Left half. Mateer Wright Right half.

Substitutions: Pirates Dixon for Losner, Martin for Terry, Adams for Dixon, Watkins for Weeks, Duncan for Terry, Jackson for Dixon, Adams for Weeks. Bobcats: Biggs for C. Stevens, Knis-pl for Kallins. Brite for Willis, Thompson for McCall, Vance for Kuykendall. Sr-orine: touchdowns Weeks (1).

Field goals: Blackburn (2). FORT WORTH. Nov. 26. incompletely outplaying their riyala from Austin college in every department of the game, the TCU Horned Frogs won their final gridiron appearance for this season 21 to 0.

TCU not only showed superior power in the running game, its backs ripping the Austin college line or circling end at-will, but used the aerial attack, at which their rivals are accounted adept, with telling effect. Gains by forward passes put TCU ih scoring distance in the first quarter, when Clark ran around end for a touchdown from a fake place kick formation with Johnny Washmon back in kicking position. An almost uninterrupted march down the field In the second period, climaxed by a successful forward pass from Frazee to Ward, brought the second touchdown. Ward kicked both goals. Austin college got its overhead ame to working in the latter part or the second quarter and almost scored, TCU knocking down the forward pass which was the Kangaroos' final bid for a score at this time on the goal line itself.

Passes from Keeling to Lingo had put the Kangaroos in scoring distance at this time. Southwestern Pirates Win Over San Marcos Teacfiers 12 to 0 on Evans Field SAN MARCOS, Nov. 26 South-western's sterling offensive featured by the brilliant kicking of Blackburn and the team work of the Pirato eleven enabled the gridiron team from Georgetown to score a 12 to 0 victory over the San Marcoa Bobcatg this afternoon on Evans field. Southwestern's victory gives the Pirate eleven an undefeated record for the TIAA season and a tie with Simmons for the association title. Dailey and McCall were the main cogs in the Bobcat offense.

The whole Bobcat team played up to form but Coach Edens Corsairs clearly proved their superiority. The Pirates made seven first yard Una. McOuire plunged over guard for 4 yards. MeGulre hit the line for another two yards but the ball was brought back and waa penalized five yards for offside. Hunt gained four yards over right guard.

A pass. Hunt to Beutel was grounded. Hunt missed a. fleid goal. Texas' ball on her own 20- yard line.

Saxon broke off right tackle for five yards. It was a pretty run. Baldwin went off left end for eight yards and first down. A long pass by Baldwin was Incomplete just as tha half ended. Longhorns Outplayed.

During the first half the Aggie line completely outplayed the Texas forwards, opening up big holes for the red and white backs. Only the great defensive work of Saxon prevented the Aggies from gaining at will. During the first half seven first downs were registered by the two teams, the Aggies making four and Texas three. was penalized 20-yards, while Texas was set back 10. The Aggie cadet corps, 1,800 stromr, formed the famous Aggie which stretched from the 10-yard line at each end of the field and clear across the gridiron.

This display followed one by the Longhorn band and Cowboys. Mora Changes In Line-Up. Third period: Speed replaced Ochterbeck at guard for the Aggies. Thompson replaced Moore at tackle for Texas, Moore going to guard in place of Homan. Thompson kicked to Wilson who tumbled and fell on his own 20-yard line.

Hunt hit left tackle for two yards. Berry lost two yards at left end. Wlison kicked out of bounds on the 50-yard line. Baldwin made five yards around right end. King failed to gain on a line play.

Saxon passed to Wright for six yards and a first down. Baldwin skirted left end for three yards. Saxon made three yards over right tackle. The ball is on 32-yard line. Saxon made no gain at right tackle.

On a double pass back of the line a pass was Incomplete and the ball went over to Hunt lost half a yard on an attempt atj-ight end. Hunt lost tvff) yards attempting to skirt right On fake formation Wilson gained 'seven yards. Wilson kicked out of bounds on Texas' 25-yard line. Aggiaa Seora Again. On an end around Newell fumbled and Dansby picked up the ball and raced 20 yards for a touchdown.

Hunt kicked goal. Thompson kicked off to McGuire who returned to his 27-yard line. Wilson made five yards through guard but fumbled. King of Texas recovering on the Agglea' 80-yard line. Time cut for Texas.

Estes replaced Wright at quarter for Texaa. Baldwin aklrted left end for yards. King hit right tackle for I yards. King made a first down on lS-yard line. Bald win was thrown for a two-yard loss A pass, King to Saxon, put the ball on 9-yard line.

King mads a first down on the 8-yard line. Baldwin was thrown for a 4-yard loss. 92-Yard Run. A Texas pass was grounded. A Texaa pass was intercepted by Sykes, who ran 92 yards for a touch down.

Hunt kicked goal. Score: 21, Texas 0. The Texas team la holding a conference on their own 80-yard Una Hunt kicked off to Saxon, who was downed on his own 29-yard-line. A Texaa pass was grounded. On bad ami's from center.

King covered the ball for ft 1-yard loss. King failed to gain on a try through the line. Baldwin punted to MeGulre. who waa downed on Texas' 45-yard line. Hunt failed to gain through right tackle.

Hunt passed to Wlison for ft gain of 33 yards, Wilson being run out of bounds on Texaa' 18-yard line. Berry raced around left end for 17 yards. waa penalized I yards for offside. Hunt went through right guard for 4 yard. Score, end of third period: 21, Texaa 0.

Ma Ferguson and Jim Ferguson occupied the main Berry failed to gain. Wilson mad 8 yards through right tackle. A pass, Hunt You Can Quickly Limber Up Sore, Stiff, Swollen Joints Hunt kicked goal. Score: 28, Texaa IT 0. Shearer replaces Newell at end for Texas.

Hunt kicked to Baldwin, who was downed on Texas' 35-yard line. On ft fake pass formation Baldwin skirted the Aggies' right end for 40 yards. Baldwin was forced out bounds for no gain. Ricktorick for Dansby at guard for Sprott replaced Irvin at tackle for the Aggies. A pass.

King to Shearer, gained 2 yards. A Texas pass was grounded. Baldwin was thrown for ft 7-yard loss and the ball went over on 81-yard line. Hunt plunged 16 yards through the Texas line. Wilson gained a yard at right guard.

Homan replaces Moore for Texas. Berry skirted left end for 81 yards and a first down on Texas' 23-yard line. Woodman replaced McGuire for Hunt was rown for a 3-yard loss and was penalized 15 yards fo rholdlng. An Aggie pass was grounded. A second Aggie pass was batted down by a Texas end.

was penalized .5 yards for delaying game. The decision was reversed. Hunt's pass was intercepted by Pfannkuehe on his own 40-yard line. A Texas pass went into open territory. A Texas pass was bad.

A second Texas pass gained 2 yards, a third advanced the bail 15 yards. Another pass, Stallter to F. Thompson, gained 8 yards. Another Texas pass was grounded. F.

Thompson made a. first down on 20-yard line. A Texas pass was grounded. Baldwin made a yard around right end. Woodman fumbled, Texas re-coveringon her own 49-yard line.

Stallter went in for Shearer. Gooch went in for Uisjgins, F. Thompson for Rufus King. Brazelton replaced Watts for Another Texas pass went vide. A Texas pass was Intercepted by Wilson on his own 47-yard line.

Time out for KHhl replaced Wilson for Kishi was dropped for a 1-yard loss. Baldwin's pass was batted down by Kishi. Another Texas pass was grounded and the ball went over on 20-yard line. Eitt replaces Brazelton for Kishi gained 3 yards on tsvo line bucks. Hunt ploughed through tackle for 5 yards.

Allen went in for F. Thompson. Curry went in for Reck-torick. Hunt kicked to Joe King, who was downed on his own 40-yard line. Texas was penalized for taking time out.

A pass, Balwin to Stallter, gained 16 yards and a first down. A Texas pass was grounded. Another Texas pass waa grounded on 30-yard line. As the pistol cracked the score at the end of the game was 28, Texas 0. NOTRE DAME MAY MEET BAYLOR AGAIN IN 1927 WACO, Nov 28.

-The Baylor Bears probably will play the Notre Dame Irish again In 1927, either at South Bend, or in Texas. The Irish likely would have been on the Baylor schedule again In 1926, but Coach Frank Bridges did not feel inclined to make the trip to Indiana two years in succession and the Irish were unable to come to Texas next season. Howevnr, if Baylor Is able to secure a stadium of 25,000 capacity in Texas, It Is possible that the Irish will come to Texas in 1927 to play the Bears. Otherwise, the Bears may make the trip to South Bend again in 1927. S00NERS DEFEAT OKLAHOMA AGGIES NORMAN, Nov.

26 UP) Oklahoma university trounced its Farmer brothers today today In their first football game since the Aggies were admitted to the Missouri Valley conference, 35 to 0. More than 7000 persons watched the game, which was plnyed under ideal weather conditions. Gathering momentum as game progressed, the Sooners put across one touchdown in the first quarter, one In the third and three in the last period. Six minutes alter the opening whistle, Hill passed to Slough for a 51-yard Slough was stopped at the Aggie nine-yard line and Lamb crashed eenter for the first touchdown after an exchange of fumbles had given Oklahoma the ball. 40c 55c.

$11.40 75c 95c BEARS TO TIE Rice and Baylor Play 7-7 Game at Houston. HOUSTON, 28. Fighting a battle that was a treat to witness, and exhibiting the bast form the team has shown so far this season, the Rice Institute Owls fought the Baylor Bears to a standstill and achieved a 7-7 tie in the annual Turkey Day meeting of the two football clubs. The contest was watched by soma 6000 people on Rice field. The light blue and gray aggregation of the local school at no time during the game was outplayed by the weightier and more experienced green and gold of Baylor, livery man on the Rice eleven, which had been doped to lose on account of recent additions to the injured list in the form of two regulars, was fighting a game battle, and, had it not been ior a trick of fate, in the last minute or so of the game, the Owls might hare turned the tie conflict into a victory.

With only few seconds of play remaining before time was up, Captain Underwood of Rice heaved a forward pass to Hertine, who caught the ball on the field of play. He was tackled, however, so viciously by Strickland that he fumbled the pigskin, the ball rolling over the goal line, where a Baylor player fell on the ball for a touch- back, and victory, which naa been so near, was denied the Rlceonians. At the time the stands were in an uproar, ss it looked as if the play hau, given Rice a score. TULANE VICTOR OVER CENTENNARY, 14 TO 12 SHRBVEPORT, Nov. 26.

(VPi Waging their strongest battle of the season, the Centennary Gentlemen let the mighty green wave of Tulane university down with two touchdowns and two points after touchdown here Thursday in the closing game of the season that was to decide the championship of Louisiana. The score was 14 to 0, but In the early part of play tlte locals outplayed the visitors ana only fumbles and a bad pass from Centennary kept them down. The punting of Peggy tlornoy waa tne biggest handicap for the Gents and kept them with their hacks against the wall. TRINITY TIGERS WIN FROM DENTON DENTON, No. Trinity university defeated North Texas State Teachers college Eagles here this afternoon 18 to S.

The first half was scoreless, but In the last part of the third quarter Lowe made a 48-vard run for a touchdown but failed to kick goal for point. After a series of line plunges Whi taker made another touchdown for Trinity and Lowe kicked goal, making the score 16 to 0 for the Tigers. During the last few minutes of plsy the Eagles started an aerial attack that resulted In carrying the ball to the Trinity line and Sportsman went over for a counter- An effort to kick goal failed. MUSTANGS GALLOP OVER DRAKE, 21 TO 6 DALLAS, Nov. 28 Southern Methodist university Mustangs of Dallas defeated Drake university Bulldogs 21 to 8 this afternoon in the most spirited intersections! gridiron engagement of the season at Fair Park stadium.

The Bulldogs made their only counter in the first period. SAM HUSTON WINS The Sam Huston college (colored) Dragons won ft cloe and exciting game Thursday afternoon from the Paul Quinn college Tigers, the final score fcelng 21 to 14. The passing of the Huston college players and the punting of Owens of the same team were the outstanding features. Results Schulykill 16; Temple university 6. Bellefonte 48; St.

Thomas college 0. Dickinson seminary II; Perklo- men seminary 0. Bucknell reserves II aeminary IS. Wyoming Wast Virginia institute Wil- berforoa I. Wyoming university Colorado Aggies 40.

Virginia Poly Institute Virginia Military institute N. C. Davidson 18; Duke 8. Furman 26: Clemson 0. EASTERN Carthage 25; Illinois college 8.

Quincy college Mexico (Missouri) Military academy SO. Monmouth Knox 12. Bradley Lombard 8. Nevada Arizona 8 (tia.) Western Stat college (Colorado) 16: University of New Mexico 18. Oregon 14; Washington IS.

Morningslde 12; South Dakota university 6. Sft. Thomas 14: Hamlin 6. Montana university 28; Montana State 7. College of Emporia 14; Emporia Teachers 12.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Waco high 122: Brady 0. Texarkana (Ark.) 3: Texarkana (Texas) 0. Amarilio 12; Memphis 14. Georgetown 20; Bartlett 12. San Angelo 7: Brownwood I.

Cisco 70; Colorado 0. COLLEGE GAMES Trinity 16 1 North Texas Teachers' college. Denton, 8. Howard Payne 26; Simmont university 8. Burleson college JO; Wesley college 0.

MW4 4A- Keuaw) Texas won tha toss and chose to defend the south goal. Saxon Fumbles. Hunt kicked to Saxon, who made a spectacular return, only to fumble on his own 35-yard line. Wilson made 7 yards on two tries at the line. A pass, Hunt to Wilson, grounded.

A pass, Wilson to Hunt to Sykes, grounded. The ball went over on Texas' own 26-yard line. made yards through right guard. Irvln made the tackle. Stallter made a yard around left end.

Wright fell back to kick. Wright kicked out of bounds on the Aggies' 45-yard line. His punt came near being blocked. Wilson broke through tackle for 7 yards. Wilson failed to gain on a line plunge.

Berry made a half yard around left end. Wilson punted to the Texas 12-yard line and Stallter was downed in his tracks. Wright fell back to kick. Wright kicked 45 yards and Berry returned 7 yards to the Texas 43-yard line. Wilson failed to gain on a line plunge.

Time out for Texas. Wilson Smashes Through. Wilson smashed 4 yards through left tackle. Berry gained a half yard on ft left end run. Wilson kicked over the Texas goal line.

Texas' ball on her own 20-yard line. Saxon gained 1 yard at left tackle. Wright fell back to kick. Wright kicked 55 yards and Berry returned 15 yards to his own 45-yard line. Hunt hit guard for a yard.

Wilson was thrown for a 8 -yard loss by Saxon around left end. Hunt made 10 yards through right tackle. Wilson kicked 50 yards to Stallter, who was downed In his tracks. Rufus King made 5 yards through right tackle. King made 2 yards through right guard.

Wright dropped back to kick. Wright kicked 45 yards to Berry, who fumbled, but Hunt recovered for the Aggies cn his 45-yard line. On a double pass behind the line, Wilson was thrown for a 1-yard loss by Higgins. Hunt passed to Berry for a 35-yard gain. Wright saved a touchdown for Texas by tackling Berry.

Hunt went through right tackle for 2 yards. Hunt plunged the line for 8 yards. Wilson made a first down on Texas' 8-yard line. Hunt hit left guard for 3 yards. Texas is offside on the play and penalized 5 yards and a first down on her own 4-yard line.

Texas takes time out. Scores. Hunt gained half a yard through right guard. Wilson ddve 2 yards. Wilson plunged over for a touchdown over left tackle.

Tha Aggie stands went wild. Hunt kicked goal, Score: Texas, 0. T. Thompson kicked off to Me Gulre, who was downed on his own 20-yard line. Time out for Texas.

Hunt dove through guard for a yard aa the quarter ended. Steady Gaina by Aggiaa. Hunt gained 17 yards on a right end run. Wilson gained I yards over left was penalized 15 yards for pushing. Hunt gained a yard on a try at left end.

Time out for Texas. Penney went In at left guard, relieving Sewell. Wilson faked ft punt and gained 2 yards around right end. Wilson kicked to Texas' 28-yard line, but the ball was downed by AiM end. King gained ft yard through the line.

King gained a yard over right guard. Wright fell back to kick. Wright kicked 50 yards. Newell downing the ball on 17-yard Una. On a double paea hack of tha line, Wilson gained 2 yards.

Hunt gained a yard off left tackle. Penney stopped him. Wilson kicked 50 yards to Stallter, who was downed on his own 48-yard line. Time out for AM. Stewart Calls on Reserves.

Baldwin, Olle and Moore went into the Texaa lineup. Oil took Shearer's placa at right end. Baldwin for Stallter at halfback, and Moore for Thompson. Saxon gained 4 yards off right tackle. Baldwin raced 20 yards around right end.

being pulled down by Hunt, the only man between him and the goal. The ball waa called back, however, and Texas penalized 5 yards for offside. The ball is on Texas' 40-yard line. On ft double pass. Baldwin to Saxon to Newell, Texas gained 14 yards.

King went off right guard for 3 yards and first down. The ball is on 46-yard line. On double pass, Baldwin shot the ball to Wright i for 9ft yards, For the first lime, Texa Is-gettlng its offensive to Time out for The pass to Wright was good for 10 yards and first down. King fumbled and Beutel recovered on 36-yard line. Wilson made a yard at left tackle.

Hunt waa thrown for a two-yard loss. Wilson kicked 45 yard to Baldwin who returned to bis own 42-yard line. Taxaa Complains of Noiae. Captain Wright appealed to the referee to have the rootera keep quiet while Texas Is calling signals. Captain Wilson went over and instructed the yell leader to keep the rooters quiet while signals were called.

It was a pretty piece of sportsmanship. Baldwin lost two yards In a try at right end. Mc-Guire gained two yards at guard. Hunt gained two 'yards at Wilson kicked 40 VimK end downing the ball on Texas 3-vard Hue. a Texas pass on the Longhorns 39 Outtodatj New Victor Records -3tk i I It mi Even Chronic Rheumatic Swellings in Knee, Elbow, Shoulder or Finger Joints Yield to the Mighty Powerful Influence of JOINT-EASE.

It's here, right in Brown Odiorne and druggist has it. town every and live It's low price remedy, to be sure, but that doesn't stop It from taking the kinks, lameness or torture out of your troubled Joints. Joint-Ease is the name, so called because it Is compounded eolely for the purpose of relieving all Joint ailments. Just rub It en the tormented, lame and White eleven of Texaa untver-1 etty the worst defeat In recent years, the worst Texas university has ever been beaten on a football field by a conference team. The final score was Assies 28; Texas 0.

Agaies Full of Fight. Tight Is the greatest element a football team can possess. The Aggie team today proved that, and proved It to the satisfaction of every one concerned. Eleven first downs were earned by Texas, most of them through the super-brilliance of Leo Baldwin, the slashing side-stepper from Wichita Falls. Nine first downs were counted by the Aggies, but the Aggies counted them when they were most needed.

Delving into the statistical side of the Issue, the Aggies amassed a total of 21 points on the lowly sum of four first downs. Yet, led by Norman Dansby, Bones Irvln, Ox Dietrich and Claud Watts, the latter a product of Austin high school, the Farmers charged through to Halt Texas' hardest driving backs, stopping them at the line of scrimmage, and it was not unui Leo Baldwin was substituted that Texas could so much as dent the staunch Aggie defense. Joel Hunt Stars. Tha Farmers had their backfield stars today, but an ordinary halfback could have staggered through the splintered Longhorn forward wall. Tet nothing thai could be said about the Aggie line would dim the brilliance of Joel Hunt, a midget ball carrier, but one of the best all-around halfbacks Dana Bible has turned out since the days of Jack Mahan.

Hunt, was almost unstoppable. Plunging through the line, off tackle and around ends for gains of live to IS yards with regularity, and it was Hunt who threw the SO and 26 yard passes that made the Aggies really dangerous on the attack. Perhaps Mack Saxon, who beyond a doubt played the greatest defensive game todcy of any man on the field, could have halted the Aggie line plays himself, but Saxon was forced to drop back and protect his team on the aerial attack. Then there was Fay Wilson, an erratic player In Bible's system in years past, but honest to goodness driving halfback today. Wilson's punting was a revelation.

His slashing line plunges gained for the Aggies tljeir first down, rfhiie his defensive play was second to none, except Mack Saxon, the blonde battler of Bell county. Saxon in Great Form. No matter how the tide turned or how the breaks went, Saxon was always blocking the path of a charging Aggie. Had the Aggies been able to take Saxon out of play, it would have been nothing less than a slaughter. The greatest player on Kyle field today was Mack Saxon.

Mack generated his team smoothly, replacing Captain Wright as a signal caller. The few times he elected to carry the ball he was always good for a flvs-yard gain, while he was on the receiving end of three passes that added to Longhorn yardage. But next to Mack Saxon came Joel Hunt, the sophomore ball carrier of the Aggies, who with Saxon will go down on the 1325 football history two of the leading halfbacks in the southwest. Where Doc's Dope Was Wrong. Doc Stewart declared early in the week that If the Aggies could stop Leo Baldwin they were as good as Winners.

Leo Balwwin was not stopped. He cut off the Aggies' end from five to 40 yards and sliced off tackle and wisgled his way through the Aggies" secondary defense for long gains consistently. But Doc Stewart, not underestimating the Quality of the Aggies, had not figured the Aggies to recover a fumble and intercept a pass for a touchdown. In a football summary a recovered fumble goes In as an unearned score, but grtdmen, who battle as the Farmers battled todav. always play for such a break.

The same applies to Interception of passes, specially when a team Is willing to wildly gamble in an effort to score ft touchdown. The Orange philosophers will say that the Longhorns were beaten on the initial kick off. That is a farfetched statement But nevertheless it has its weight. Receiving the kick off. Mack Saxon dashed up the center of the field to the 23-yard line and had almost dodged the last tackier In bis path when he was hit from the side, fumbling, and Norman fsrnsby recovering, tensive and as every one knows the do not have a great defense.

Farmer Take the Air, They managed to stop the AggW first few thrusts, but seeing that their straight awsy plays could not Jo the necessary damage, the Farmers called their air line attack into action. Tbey had tried two, and on third downs earlier In the game, but the third attempt was a SO-yard pass from Joel Hunt to Bob Berry, and that pass Just about clinched the first touchdown. Wilson sliced off the left side for six yards. Here the Longhorns big bugaboo entered the game. Texas was penalised for on-mae.

givmsr tne Aggies the ball on Texas' five-yard line1. Hunt got two yards at guard and Wilson added one more on the opposite side, while the redoubtable Fay hit the same side for the first touchdown. Costly Fumbles. The teams played on fairly even terms throughout the remainder of the first half, longhorn fumbles. nowever, costing tnem a sustained ilrive.

After Texas had march? the ball straight down the field to the 15-yard line, Rufuc King turn-hjed and Beute'l recovered. Wilson punted out of danger and then te Lpnghonm had to start all over Ojx-e in i-nii? JiManrt, fii-Freer alia wwyt fa on a play, Baldwin -being forced to ground the ball. Wilson got off a beautiful punt out or pounds on tne Texas 25-yard line. On the first clav of the game Newell started around end. was tackled by the charging Aggies for an apparent 10 yard loss, then fumbled the ball, Dansby picking It up and galloping 15 yards for the second touchdown.

The third touchdown was also at Texas' expense, for Baldwin and company had marched the ball straight down the field to the 10 yard line, when Sykes Intercepted King's sidewise pass, outrunning Estes In a 80-yard chase for the third touchdown. The final touch down, however, was earned. Hunt passed to Wilson for 28 yards and then Berry chased around right end for 15 more in consecutive plays. Hunt carried the ball to the five- yard line and then Hunt passed to Berry across the goal line for a touchdown, the final of the contest. Assies' supporters flocked on the field as the game ended to give Bible his well-deserved slap on the back, but Aggie men did not overlook the crippled Charlie Deware, who led the Aggies back in 1911.

The Lineup and Summary. Texas. Position A4VM. Shearer Sykes Left End. Higgins Dietrich Left Tackle.

Sewell Octerbeck Left Guard. Pfannkuehe Watts Center. Homan Dansby Bight Guard. T. Thompson Irvin Right Tackle.

Baldwin Beutel Right End. Wright (c) Berry Quarterback. Saxon Hunt Right Half Stallter Wilson e) Left Half. R. King MeQuIre Fullback.

Officials: Ramp, Cincinnati TJ, referee; Tipton, Missouri umpire; Braun, Sewanee, head linesman. Substitutions: Aggies, 8peed for Octerbeck; Rektorlck for Dansby; Spratt for Irvin; Woodman for Mc-Guire; Brazelton for Watts; Kishi for Wilson; Eitt for Brazelton; Curry for Rektorlck. Longhorns, Penney for Sewell; Baldwin for Stallter; Olle for Shearer; Moore for Thompson; Thompson for Moore; Moore for Homan; Estes for Wright; Shearer for Newell; Homan for Thompson; Gooch for Higgins; J. King for Saxon; F. Thompson for R.

King; Stallter for Shearer. Scoring: Touchdowns, Wilson, Berry, Dansby and Sykes; goal after touchdown. Hunt four; field goals, Hunt missed one; first downs. Aggies 8, Texas 11. Passing statistics: Aggies attempted 10 passes, completed for a total of 71 yards, had five incomplete and two Intercepted; Texas attempted J4, had nine completed for a total of 95 yards, had 13 in complete ana two intercepted, one for a touchdown.

Penalties: Aggies four times for 40 yards; Texas three times for 15 yards. Scorring by quarters: Aggies 7 14 1 Longhorns 0 0 Punts: Wilson punted nine times for an average of 42 yards: Wright punted six times for 47 yards: Hunt punted once for 40 yards, and Baldwin one for 'JH viii-flH. SYRACUSt WINS NEW YORK, Nov. Jl. (If) Syracuse defeated Columbia, 1 to 5, in a colorful contest at the Pole Grounds today before a crowd of 40.000 spectators.

Football TCU II; Austin college Baylor Rice 7 (tie.) AIM 2S; Texas 0. Southern Methodist university Drake SOUTHERN Cniveralty of Tennessee Doctors 12: Loyola Florida 17; Washington and Lee 14. Charleston Normal Mllllken 21. Oglethorpe 8: Chattanooga I. Virginia.

North Carolina. S. Alabama 27; Georgia 0. Tulane 14; Centennary St. Lukes Loyola (Chicago) 18.

Auburn Georgia, Tech 1. Vanderbilt 19 Sewanee 7. Haskell Indians S4; St. Xavler college 8. Bucknell University of Detroit 0.

Catholic university George Washington university 0. Syracuse 18; Columbia, I- Georgetown 16; Quantico Marines 0. Ft Louis Vermont Hooart 17; Rochester Miami university 33; University of Cincinnati 0. WESTERN Oklahoma Sa; Oklahoma, Aggies 0. Columbia 81; Lutheran 14.

Frank Marsh Gettysburg 3. Dickinson 23; Delaware 0. Muhlenberg 6: Villa Nov II. William and Mary 14; Richmond 0. 'University of Utah Utah Aggies 10.

University of Colorado 41; University of Denver 0. Creighton 34; Idaho 19. Wyoming Colorado Aggies V1. St. 13; En-Paul It.

Hays lb irlig 9, 4out of lose CISCO WINS CISCO, Nov. 26. The Big Dam Loboes won all class championship district three, defeating Colorado Wolves, class bi-dlstrict champ, 70 to 0 here. Colorado came five hundred strong with gold medal band on special train. Lobops will meet Amarilio or Cleburne in bi-distrlrt championship games.

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