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AUSTIN AMERICAN. AUSTIN. TEXAS. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 29.

1922. 6 allpp Alabama 19 to for Vandy 'Stinn Longhorns ii ii Hi Student Dies Iowa Has Prospect Under Jones Big Number of Tie Games Show Up In Galaxy of High School Clashes Penn State Tics Aenrlate4 Prete Dhpatch. NEW YORK, Oct. 28. Dogged football employed by Penn State and Syracuse in, their game today on the Polo grounds failed to produce a score for either eleven, the game ending in a scoreless tie.

ARMY BATTLES -YALEJTO TIE Cadets Come From Behind at End. champion, tonight was awarded the decision over Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis after ten refunds of slow fighting with the former A. E. F. champion, always the aggressor.

Peasants of those countries in Europe where black is eaten usually have exceptionally good teeth. Ji LEFT TO RIGHTt HOWARD J0NES, MAJOR HI EL. Style Leaders Knox Hats Campus Gaps Knox Caps Mark Cross Gloves Earl Wilson Shirts and Collars Holeproof Hosiery From Grid Fi 1 "Amoclated Pren Dlepatch. WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.

Injurj received at football a week ago i suited In the death yesterday Wayne Howard, 18-year-old of the National Training Sclr for lioys here. 1 i i By ROY B. HENDERSON. Reports of high school football games reaching the University In-terscholastic league for the week ending Saturday show an unusual number of tie games. Many et these ties are with undefeated teams, and this fact makes it all the more necessary ror a definite plan to be followed in future games in order that the various sectional championships may be decided not later tnan JSOvemDer is.

According to one of the rules of the plan. Interactional gamer must begin the week of November 20. The undefeated teams listed by sections follow: 1. Amarillo, Ca nadian, McLean Pampa. 2.

"loy-dada, Plainvlew. S. Abilene, Ranger, San Angelo Stamford. 4. Ft Worth (North Side), Wichita Falls.

5. Bonham, Dallas (Forest Denlson. 8. Atlanta, Paris, Sulphur Springs, Texarkana, Tyler. 7.

Midland, Pecos. 8. Comanche, Junction. 9, Marlin, Mil ford, Teague, Waco. 10.

Livingston, Nacogdoches, Palestine. 11. Del Rio, Eagle Pass, Hondo. 12. Austin, Giddings, Temple, San Antonio (Bnackenridge), Smithvilie, Taylor.

13. Bryan. 1. Beaumont (South Park), Beaumont, La Porte, Port Arthur. JS.

Kenedy. 18. Brownsville, Corpus Chrlsti, San Benito. Scores of the week-end over Texas are as follows: Austin 25, San Antonio (Main Avenue) 0. Bryan S3, Hearne S.

Victoria 26, Edna 0. Plainvlew 13, Paducah 13. Nacogdoches S3. Jacksonville 0. Bonham 6, Denison 6.

Atlanta 0, Tyler 0. Port Arthur 7, Houston Heights 7. Cameron It, Killeen 0, Palestine 14, Rusk 6. Waco 100, Corsica na 0. Waxahachie 19, Polytechnic S.

Masonic Home 14, Denton 13, Floresville 6, Stockdale (. Navasota 48, lola 0. Donna 33, Harllngen 0. Childress 27. Wellington Abilene 27, Breckenridge 0.

Temple 19, Granger 0. Corpus Cbristt 12. Klngsville 0. Hillsboro Itasca 0. Robstown 61, Falfurrias 0.

Comanche 12, Gatesvllle 7. Menard 8. Mason 0. Smithvilie 12, Lockhart 12, Greenville 14. Kaufman 0.

Royse City 13, Mesqulte ft. Marlin 19. Rosebud t. Meridian 8, Clifton 0. Stamford 45, Albany 0.

Forney 63. Van Alystlne Milford 32. Italy 7. McLean 65, Wheeler 0. Devine 19, Uvalde 0.

Floydada 13. Lubbock 12. Beaumont (South Park) 63. Sour Lake 8. Kenedy 31, Karnes City 0.

San Benito Mercedes 0. Brown wood 13, San Angelo 13. Ranger 7. Eastland 0. Houston (Central) 39, Eagle Lake Del Klo 0.

Eagle Pass 0. Texarkana 107, Long-view 7. North Ft Worth 8. Bartlett 14, Beaumont 6, Galveston 0. Tuny Ateclate4 Freae Vmpatdu BOSTON, Oct 28.

Gene Tunnft former light-htavywelght First impressions are so often the only ones. That's why it's so important that they be good ones. You may have a heart of gold, but if your appearance suggests the closer acquaintance that would Close the Deal will often be denied you. Good clothes don't mean display they mean tho wearer has common sense. Tha firtt impreailon Society Bnad 1A tht itcond and other becauM thry tro faultless, SUITS AND OVERCOATS $35 to $60 ROBERTSON IS BIG TEXAS STAR Alabama.

No Meat. IVrfect Interference and AJabama fumbles carried the Texas longhorns to a 19 to 10 victory over Alabama. Th orange team had the 'Eamas outclassed all the way throuRh, and gSriously atoned for the 20 to 10 loss ia, Vanderbilt. It was a Texas day all the way through the fighting varsity was not to be denied its Robertson Is Star. Even though the flashing "Punk" Stacy was not on hand to guide the Te'xans, featherweight Gearge Gardere not only -directed the i longhorns masterfully, but ripped off fine runs behind an Interference that was the last word.

Bobby Itobertson. outstanding star, fought through the whole game at half- back, tore off repeated lig-iag runs through almost impossible broken fields, and booted a pair of fie'd goals from placement. Lumbering 1 Joe Ward stood out in the Long- horn line like a house afire, ripping through the heavier Alabama line time and again to nail a runner or i. recover a fumble. Yet, Alabama was decidedly not a weak team.

Thrice were field goals ordered when the southern line held in dangerous sperta But Texas, outclassed by Vajnderbllt 'and playing Alabama in weak- ened shape, was simply a better team than Alabama. The Texas machine worked smoothly the plays went off with precision, there was no halting and dallying. Bartlett Has Claas. For Alabama, halfback Charley Bartlett, who claims Marlin, Texas, as his home, played a classy game at hurling forward passes. Only four Alabama passes were completed, but they went for long distances.

In punting. Robertson of Texas outclassed McClintock. A gratifying feature of the game was the way in which Texas broke up the Alabama passes, although the four shots that were completed out of 14 trials went for long gains and were beautifully executed. The 'Rama passing was to the spot and the crimson ends were fast, but the Whitaker crew had their eyes on the boys. Alabama scored early within the first three minutes when Alabama's was returned to the 30-yard line, Bartlett intercepted a Texas pass for no.

gain, and after a line plunge for three yards, Bartlett whisked a fast pass to Baty, who tore off 25 yards to touchdown. The Txas horde reaching htm just as he dashed across the last white line. Wesley place-kicked for the seventh point. Carder Scores First. That forward pass knocked the Longhorns out of their lethargy, and from then on It was a battle royal.

In the same first quarter, Texas tied the count. The Longhorns held the ball on Alabama's 19-yard line, where it had been placed by 11 yards gained through line after Alabama fumbled Robertson's short' onside kick and Dick Borai recovered. Robertson passed to Gardere around left end and the ttny quarter dodged on through for a touchdown. Robertson place-kicked in the try-for-point. Robertson's twisting 21-yard run was responsible for the second and final touchdown, also made in the first McClintock Juggled Robertson's punt and was pinned to.

the Alabama 16-yard line. Only a yard gained in three plays caused McClintock to punt, the bail rolling out of bounds on the Texas 46-yard line. Gardere ripped off nine yards around left end behind splendid interference. Marley making first down. Then came Robertson's run to the 12-yard line.

Marley smashed through the line to the one-yard mark, while Culp finally rosed the ball over on the third Texas down. Robertson missed his place-kick trial after touchdown. Wild Punt Disastrous. McClintock's wild punt out of bounds after Robertson's trusty foe had placed the ball deep Into Alabama territory, gave Texas the pigskin on 'Bama's 20-yard line. But the Alabama line held firmly, and Texas was nailed for a loss of four yards in thre plays.

Robertson hauled back, Gardere holding the ball in position on the 35-yard line, rnd the oval beautifully sailed be-twren the bars for a three-point field goal. The half ended with Texas holding the ball on Alabama's 20-yard line an-i headed straight for a touchdown. liarly in the third period Alabama tried the hidden ball trick, an fid favorite at Baylor. Gilstrap, Texas end, grabbed the ball from the Alabama guard before the play was well under way, and on the rext play Robertson, th flash of the day, tore off left tackle for 30 yard. Alabama's defense stiffened on the 17-yard line when Gardere was thrown for a three-yard loss, after Morley had Just gone through a wagon hole for eight yards.

Both teams were offside and on the fourth down with five to go, Rob- i ertscn made good a tough place-kick high above the -posts from the 28-yrd line, making the highest lead for Texas in the game, 19 to 7. Bim Scores Place-Kick. Alabama kicked off beyond the goal line. The ball was brought out 20 yards and on the next play Texas was penalized 15 yards, and a line play lost two more yards. Ala- bama was halted in its tracks on the 30-yard Una when Robertson punted out front behind the goal line.

Two 'Bama Una plays gained three measly yards, a forward pass to Clemens barely failed, and on fourth down Wesley's 37-yard place-kick barely went over the fear. With the game Just a bit over half played, the scoring ended, and for the remainder of the game the visitors made a better showing, as numbers of Texas substitutes were fiven their chances in a "big" game. Texas made a desperate attempt to pile up a bigger score in ths last period. On a pretty run by Gardere, a forward pass from Robertson Uf his quarter gained 21 yards, placing the ball on Ala- .14 the victory meant more to him than to Tad. Well, Howard won, as Dad Jones hoped, and the first one to congratulate him waa brother Tad.

Under Coach Howard Jones, Iowa ha been a big factor in college football for a number of years. One of his valuable assistants is Major Hlel. SILENTS BEAT ROUND ROCK Second Period Starts Scoring. Playing the game without the services of their star quarterback, Harry Rudolph, the Silents took Round Rock high school into camp yesterday 19 to 7. 'The teams were about even in weight and for a while things looked pretty At the end of the first quarter neither side had scored but.

a few minutes after the opening of the second quarter the Silents worked a fake kick, forward pass formation, for a 30-yard gain and the first touchdown. Goal from the field was missed. The Round Rock team pushed over its lone score after completing several long passes for gains totaling about 60 yards. One of these passes was protested by the Silent coach -upon the grounds that the end receiving the pass was hiding upon the side lines, but the referee refused to call the play back. deaf boys pulled their famous trick play, which netted them a 40-yard run and a touchdown, but the play was not allowed "on account of an illegal pass.

Monday at the deaf school grounds the Silents will play Southwest Texas normal second team. The locals will go Into the game greatly outweighed and on the short end of the odds. Normalites Defeat John Tarleton 22-0 Special to Tha SAN MARCOS, Texas, f)ct. 2s. The Southwest Texas Normal Bob cats downed John Tarleton college 22 to.O for its first defeat of the season.

The feature of the game was a 92-yard run for touchdown by Weir of the normalites. Coers of the Bobcats was good on end runs, while Kellum showed the atuff in line bucking. Kailina played a line game at tackle for normal, while Compton was the star for John Tarleton. Many See Marcos High Boys Win Special to Tha American. SAX MARCOS, Texas, Oct.

28. The football game between Seguin high school and San Marcos high school, played at Rogers park Friday afternoon, resulted in a score of 27 to 7 in favor of San Marcos. Seguin completed some very good passea. It would be difficult to mention any stars for San Marcos, since the entire team played an excellent game. A large crowd witnessed the game, many coming from Seguin for" the event.

Austin Marksmen To Meet Lockhart The Austin Rifle club will meet the Lockhart crack shots on the Lockhart rifle range Thanksgiving day. This will be the seventh time that the Austin and Lockhart teams have met. This year the highest individual marksman will receive a gold and silver trophy, which will be kept by him' until San Jacinto day, at which 'me it will be shot for again on he Camp Mabry range. The course of fire to be shot will be 300, 500, 600 and 800 yards. DONT FORGET CENTRAL TEXAS FAIR 30th October to 4th November, inclusive When Iowa played Tale the Jones family was a bit divided in its sentiments.

Tale, you knpw, ia coached by Tad Jones, Iowa by brother Howard. Mother Jones hoped the game would end In a tie. Dad Jones said If anybody must win, he hoped it would be Howard, as bama's 14-yard line. Robertson and Marley made nine yards in two downs, while Gardere made it a foot to go for first down. On the fourth down, Texas elected to try a place-kick, the ball resting within 'Bama's last white line.

The Alabamans filtered through and the kick was blocked, but Leissner recovered, the melee winding up with Texas holding the ball on the Ala bama 14-yard line. No gains were made on line plays and a pass failed, the ball going over. The 'Bamas held the ban lor the remaining few minutes of the game, contenting themselves to play a line-plunging game deep In their own territory. Line-Up and Dope OnBigtime Texas 19-10 'Bama Win The lineup: Texas, 19. Alabama, 10.

Gilstrap Clemens left end. Ward Hovater left tackle. Brally Compton left guard. Swenson, Propst center. Burns Wesley right guard.

Bluestein Cooper, o. right tackle. Moore Newton right end. Gardere McClintock quarterback. Robertson Bartlett left halfback.

Culp Baty right halfback. Marley Whittaker fullback. Substitutions: Texas Colt for Moore, Leissner for Culp, Sledge for Giistran. Hiaains for Burns, Curtis for Coit, Patton for Gardere. AlabamaHubert for Whittaker, Oliver for Baty, MacCartee for Oliver, Montgomery, Hunt for Montgomery.

Montaomerv for Compton. Hubert for Hovater, Cross for Whittaker. First downs, Texas 8, Alabama forward passea completed, Texas 2, Alabama forward passes incom olete. Texas 3. Alabama 10; for ward nassea intercepted, Alabama penalties, Texas 3 for 35 yards, Alabama, nones fumbles, Texas 2, Alabama referee, Koooins tvan-drbilt: umpire.

Venne (Carlisle)? head linesman, noiton iiNotre Dame). Teams Tie. Up Sp.cl.1 to The American. LOCKHART, Texas, Oct. 28.

In a hard fought football game played v.a utrnn fnnntv fair Frlriav afternoon Smithvilie came from behind in the last quarter to tie the score at 13-12 with Lockhart. Lockhart relied on straight football for most of her gains, gaining easily through the line as well as skirting ends. The boys from Smithvilie put up a game fight, using a wonderful aerial attack to tie the 'score. In three successive passes Smithvilie gained 60 yards. Payne and Hartman, baStkfield men, were the stars for Lockhart.

Easy for Burnet Special to The Americas. BURNET, Texas. Oct. 28 The Burnet high school football, and backetball teams carried off laurels at Marble falls Friday. In the football game Marble Kails did not score in the first half, but came to life In the last half, however, and the final score was 12 to 9 in favor of Burnet.

The Burnet basketball girls won by a score of 16 to 9. 4 Buda Cops One Special to Tha American. BUDA, Texas. Oct. 28 nt the Buda hieh school took his basketball boys to Manchaca for a game wltn Man-chaca school team Friday afternoon.

They were accompanied by two cars of rooter. The game was won by the Buda boys score being 40 'to 16. Basketball Scores Miss Hilda Molesworth on Saturday announced the following official scores of inter-scholastic basketball games played In Austin on Thursday: Pease vs. Matthews, 12-3 In favor of Pease. Baker vs.

Wooldridge, 12-S in favor of Baker. Palm vs. Bickler, -3 in favor of Palm. XEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct.

28. There was peace without victory in the Tale bowl today. The Army was not too proud to fight. It did fight. It came from behind in the last quarter and fought Its way to a 7-to-7 tie with Yale's football team.

A barking dog, it is said, never bites. Today the Tale bulldog merely nibbled. Victory eluded Tale when it Seemed that they had won. Yale outplayed the Army, but the Cadets came from behind and tied a stronger team, because it fought with modern weapons. It had a more diversified attack, and Tale frantically reverted to old-fashioned feotball and fought along the lines Of guerilla warfare.

Four Passat Used. Old Eli nsed the forward pass only four times. The first of these was successful and it made Tale's only touchdown possible. The score came in the third quarter, but throughout the first two periods Yale confined itself to old-fashioned footbalt It relied on brute force Instead of a mixture with science. Events moved with kaleidoscopic swiftness In the last stages of the game.

In the third quarter Whitey Neale threw a forward pass to Bill Mallory and a 27-yard gain resulted. Then Neale crashed through for a touchdown and a moment later he kicked goal. It seemed a certainty that Tale would win. The bulldog was barking at the moon and the moon was growing bigger all the time. Aerial Attack Wine.

Then in the last period the Army, using an aerial attack with Smyths on the throwing end and Wood on the receiving end, worked the ball to within three yards of the Ell goal. The rest was easy. The Army attack, intensified by Wood, had the kick of the Army mule in an emergency and in one onslaught on the Tale line Wood made two yards and went ever for a touchdown on the next play. Smythe kicked goal and the scoaj was ed. This was in the middle of the last quarter.

And now Tale returned to tho forward pass. Charley O'Hern, the great Tale quarterback, out of the game with an Injury, waa rushed to the field. He is a drop kicker of unusual ability. Thirty-five yards from the goal, it waa expected be would try a drop kick. But he did not.

He threw a forward pass which was grounded and the game was over. Yale, 7. Army.T. Eddy Myers left end. Joss Mulligan left tackle.

Crulkshank Breldsteer left guard Lovejoy Garblsch center. Cros Fanwick right guard. Miller Goodman right tackle. Hullman White right end. Neldllnger Bmythe quarterback.

Xeale Timberlake left halfback, Jordan Lawrence right halfback. Scott Wood fullback. Score by periods: Tale 0 7 7 Army -0 0 0 77 Tale scoring: Touchdown, Neale; point from try after touchdown, Neale. Army scoring: Touchdown, Wood; point from try after touchdown. Smythe.

Referee. Crowley (Bowdoln) timnire, Palmer (Colby): field Judge. Tyler (Princeton); head linesman, Walker (Syracuse); time of periods, minutes. St. Ed Takes Har'd Fought Game, 3-0 Special to Tha American.

COLLEGB STATION. Texas, Oct. 28. The A. and M.

freshmen lost a hard fought game to St. Edward's college today by close score ot 3 to 0. Neither team was able to gain anything by line plunging and the St. Edward's tally wa made by a series of long passes and two tries at the goal. The second attempt a drop kick by Captain McAtee, was successful.

Tha freshmen tried three times at goal from field and failed by a small margin each time. Captam McAtee starred for St. Edward's, while Pinson and Grlppon were stellar lights for the Aggie freshmen. LampasasTakes Close One, 9 to 7 Special to Tha American. LLANO, Texas, Oct.

28. The Llano high school gridiron gladiators defeated the Lampasas high school football team Friday 9 to 7 In a hard contested battle on the Lampasas grounds. PHONE 3017. Welcome to Central Texas Fair Welcome to Central Texas Fair W. H.

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