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Arlington Stops La Vega 7 0 in Defensive Battle for Crown Pirates Stunned By ootball Loss IGHT WITH POLIO Overtime Tilt erris ain Basketball Scores it 9f 0 55 0 0 0 £5 211(73 0 22 0 0 6 0 2 0 6 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 Tops Batters In American layup field goal a sudden death battle provided a 58 to 57 third Shortstop Will Test Endurance 0 1 0 0 i Hampen Musicians Arlington players filed 2 0 7000 ANS WATCH GREAT LINES STEAL SHOW IN CLASS AA TILT COLT DEENSE SENDS PIRATES LNTO DEEAT Ar La had Kentucky Coach Worries Over Star TCU Racks LITTLE ROCK Dc 22 Kentucky Coach Paul tBear) Bryant say he isn't nearlv as worried about Texas spread formation as he is about the backs who make that 'vstem work for rog Coach Dutch Meyer "Dutch really has the men to make his attack go Ray McKown Gil Bartosh Malvin owler Bob by Jack loyd a whole flock of them said Bryant today know thtyll ba hard to 4 BMhrsrt fi Grrttl 2 Clark 2 De 2 Jtftmr H'Lamplers 10 PureiL 0 11 Olpe 0 Oi Illinois Drills Twice PASADENA Calif Dec 22 CAP) Coach Ray Eliot herded his Illi nois Rose Bowl football team on to the practice field twice today with the afternoon session dedi cated to the squad's first scrim mage since the end of the Big Ten Conference season Hughes Gets Coach Spot CLEBURNE Dec 22 TAP) Norman Hughes tackle and co captain of the Texas Christian Cotton Bowl team has accepted a coaching job with Cleburne High School sio 1 0 426 3 2 1 0 CHICAGO Dec 22 er ris Roy ain left handed swinger of the sixth finishing Philadelphia Athletics Saturday formally was crowned 1951 American batting champion with the finest' mark of his career J44 The surprising fourth place Chi cago White Sox took the team swat crown with 270 The 29 year old ata a fancy fielding first sacker won by 18 points over Orestes Minoso sen sational rookie of the White Sox who had 329 according to official statistics released by league head quarters Minoso was up 530 times while third place George Kell Detroit Tiger third sacker and 1949 cham pion had 598 in batting 319 317 4 512 and one eye on all through the second Tinsley Warns South Team as Drills Begin MONTGOMERY Ala Dee not going to have a cakewalk" the warning put out today by Gaynell Tinsley to his Yankee opponents been predicting victory tn the 13th annual Blue Gray football game here Dec 29 i i'Bir Enl 3 OBldrla 3 3 Lennon 1 4'Thomtnen Brown 13 1023571 TeUU 4 27' rs'tif 4 4 MCuHoujh paratus does push ups set ups deep kneebends and a four nillo stint on the bike Ever since his illness Costa says he has been forcing himself to do everything the hard way When he plays golf he plays two or three balls at once not from one ball to the other after each shot This means he actually plays something like 27 holes on each nine hole round at a running gait don't want to quit baseball" he said "It's my life I had a hard enough time getting in the I don't want to leave it now" looked like my sire would keep me from ever be coming a pro at the game" he said one man saw me and gave me a chance He was id Matthews then ehief scout for the Cardinals who saw mo at a Cardinal tryout camp in ruy home town New Orleans During his career which was in terrupted by a three year hitch in the Army beginning in 1942 Costa has played with Daytona Beach la Allentown Pa Rochester and Columbus of the American As sociation Costa said the thing that makes him maddest is "to see guys with all the 'tools' throw away their ca reers by not really using what they have You gotta give it all got In this game" Billy sounds as If he as living up to that idea mi a itf LA VEGA ULLBACK IS SWARMED Here's how the Arlington Colts stopped the vounted La Vega offense in Saturday's state championship game at Baylor Stadium Joe Allen Tyler 190 pound Pirate fullback Is being smashed to the turf for no gain by two Arling ton tacklers (both behind him) while another Arlington tackler guard Jim Harris is about to throw his 205 pounds into the La Vega ball carrier Other players in the picture are Arlington end Harold Hill (extreme right) La Vega tackle Bill Wililams (78 on around) La Vega guard Steve Tondera (72) a nd La Vega tackle Dan Williams (71) (Photo by Windy Drum) 4 7 3 0 0 0 0 211126 55 5 4 4 WacaSHbuM Berali Page Sec Waco Texas Sunday December 23 1951 1 1 20 19 14 59 HOUSTON Dec 22 Billy" Costa "Mr Holler Guy" shortstop will know along about April whether guts determination and patience are enough for a strikeout against bulbar polio Outwardly the pint sized 31 year old Costa has scored a "home run" over the dreaded disease "All Billy needs now is to build up his strength and said therapist A McCaughey of Hedgecrofl clinic recovered from the ef fects of Htllo And if ha were a banker or clerk someone not engaged In athletics he could go back to work today "His muscles function normally but his strength is still below par what working on now The final answer on whether Billy will play baseball next season must wait until he tried actual competition" The supreme test will come about April and Costa says he has "faith" enough to believe he will make the grade or that and that alone is the reason he patiently takes grueling daily exercises BUly described by many a one of the best shortstops In the minor leagues was strick en with bulbar polio the worst form of the disease last Au gust In ort Worth while the Buffs were a road trip "When they told me I had polio" Costa recalled "I started feeling sorry for myself Is it' 1 thought Then I got mad 1 told those doctors so I got polio get after IL Since then he said he has come to believe "your own mental at titude has a lot to do whether you get well or whether you don't" Currently Osfa's present weekly work schedule would tax a wnrkbnrse plays nine batea of golf dall) works ouCoa the weights stall bars ana other muscla bulldlng ap Zt gp i jr Tiri a a i Showalter 5 O' Les 2 1 Powell 0 0 Denner 2 OjBerrv Totals ft ft pt Mrnr 3 SMU Star Goes to Meet DALLAS Dec 22 (AP) Va! Joe Walker star Southern Meth odist hurdler will go to New Or leans to participate in tha Sugar Bowl track meet Dec 31 with only 8 minutes to play red Gottlieb high scorer for Waco with 27 points could have clinched the extra distance game by sinking both shots of a personal foul at 15 seconds in the sudden death period but failed to get the second toss through the hoop A half minute later O'Neal got his field goal In afternoon semi finals play Adamson of Dallas turned back Waco 59 to 55 behind Larry Showalter's fine play which in cluded 26 point shooting Acey Cooper poured 35 points through the hoop for Waco but Gottlieb was able to find the range for onlv 19 The Sunset Bisons of Dallas de feated Adamson of Dallas 64 to 61 to win the tourney championship In the consolation final Abernathy swatted Slidell 45 to 37 Larry Showalter of Adamson was the high scorer in the Sunset Adamson clash with 33 points Jimmy Powell was high point man tor sunset witn zz points Wr ttllwW Rln Cooper ConnIlr wter AUierni ampul ToU'j GottlleS Raines Cooper Ce naliy Walker Blmpaoa Cobb AUUon A Mower fr ftpftp 3 3 119 middle Keller and other fleet Pirates could not go wide It was usually a loss when they tried Someone did a fine job of scout ing for Arlington as the Colts had a great defense for La pet plays particularly the home run featuring Keller The defense finally won the game and the state title for Arling ton Most of the time Arlington used what amounted to an eight man line and while it was wide open for passes La Vega could do nothing by that route as Glenn Schutza star passer was unable to pass successfully due to an in jured arm Past (Joe Wrong On another occasion In the third quarter La Vega marched into Arlington territory and on first down tried a jump pass It was a good play to call at the time but not executed well and was inter cepted stopping another drive Despite the defeat it has been a great season for La Vega Any team that wins 13 out of 14 for the season needs no alibis No other team in the history of the school has done as well It was un fortunate that the team could not come up to the game In top shape physically Had such been the case it might have been a dif ferent story A great team how ever won the title Arlington like La Vega Is a senior team and yesterday the Arlington boys made very few mistakes Defensively the team was superb and on that defense rode the championship of the state in its class It is a team quite worthy of wearing the crown It was at its best when it meant the most COLLEGE Murray State 73 Baylor 55 Rice (4 Tennessee 60 Tulsa 66 Arkansa 46 Houston 77 Detroit 7L COTTON BOUT TOURNEY Championship light Sanset (Dailaa) 64 Adamson (Dallas) 61 Poly (t Worth 56 Waco 57 Consolation inals Abernathy 45 Slidell 37 Championship Semi inals AHtmtAB Dull ba) 59 WftfO Sunset (Dallas) 62 Poly (ort Worth) 44 Semi inals Consolation Abernathy 56 Sherman 53 Slidell 35 Plano 31 tt ft ft is Admoa 5 0 3 in1 Norm an 349 Gumm TC 7 7S KMAVSI II 0 0 0 24 719 fr fl Ip Ply Teefc ft 9f in Rio Grande Valley Golf Group Seeks PGA Meet HARLINGEN Dec 22 of the Rio Grande Valley Golf Association who saw the Rio Grand Valley Open crossed off the books by the PGA Saturday will try' to negotiate for a woman PGA tournament A spokesman for the croup said red Corcoran president of the woman's PGA was Interested in a tournament in the valley but wanted acre information By GEORGE RABORN Tribune Herald Sports Staff The world come to an end at 3:53 Saturday but visitors to the La Vega dressing room would have thought so as the big burly Pirates broke down and cried like babies after their 7 0 loss to Arlington What made the scene even more heart rending was the music and cheers that seeped through the con crete wall from the frenzied Ar lington dressing room only 10 yards away It was so quiet in the La Vega quarters that the Pi rates could hear the celebrating even better than their own whis pers and sobs Coach John Hugh Smith tried his best to cheer up his downtrod den warriors but the Pirates were inconsolable all played good games vou did the best you could" Coach Smith told one player after anoth er "Hold your heads up got nothing to be ashamed Tremendous Blow It was a tremendous blow to the stocky coach to see his greatest team lose the State championship by one touchdown but he had no excuses "Arlington has a great club by far the best played and they just whipped us said Smith "It was a fine game for both teams and it was well offi ciated They had a wonderful line and an awfully good pair of ends "Those ends just let us get around them" Smith contin ued we tried an end run those ends would head for the sidelines and cut us off They were plenty tough to block We could not quite shake our fast boys "No I think we played as well today as we did against Don na last week" Smith admitted even if we had that Arling ton bunch still might have beaten us They had a terrific team Sure it hurt us because Glen Shut za pass with his bad arm but no excuse Arlington just had a better team Penalty Hurt a Lot "I thought we were going to score the first time we got the ball and that penalty really hurt us It wiped out run to the Arlington one yard line and set us back to the 15 Instead" Smith pointed out The La Vega players didn't feel like talking about the game but a few of them were able to make comments through clenched teeth and quivering lips Carl Eddy Rose who played a tremendous game at end and never stopped yelling and firing up his teammates admitted Arlington had a great team but was a bit dis appointed in the much publicized Rusty Gunn "Gunn as good as Curry of Donna He's slow but he sure can xtwlst and whirl and that makes him hard to stop That Arlington quarterback was really cool and called a good Rose com mented Good Defensive Team 'Little Carroll Dailey who tried his best to get La passing attack started remarked that Ar lington had a good defensive team controlled the ball when they had it and stopped us when ever we started driving They were the cleanest team played all year" Dailey said Brilliant Billy Keller who had scored 25 touchdowns but quite get loose Saturday mut tered: "We just weren't good enough today They really had a great line and those ends were All State Tackle Bill Williams commented that it was the best line he'd run into all season Gunn was good but not good as he said Guard A Purvis just shook his head and limped out when Coach Smith patted him on the back and said he played a fine game Many of the Pirates stretched out on the stone floor without re moving their uniforms and others sat on the benches and stared gloomily at the walls Most of them bucked up a little after taking hot showers out they were still red eyed as they left the dressing room Girl Take It Hard Same of the La Vega students took the defeat even harder than the plavers particularly the mem bers of the Corsair Corps band and the cheer leaders Many of the girls wept in the arms of their mothers after the final gun sounded and most of the cheer ing section was misty eyed during the final quarter Arlington's dressing room was crammed with delirious parents and fans who were hugging and kissing the happy Colts lash bulbs were popping right and left as out of town photographers snapped pictures of the players in ail kinds of wild poses Someone had written "State in four foot letters on the dressing room blackboard and other fans brought in green pennants bearing the words: "Arlington Colts 1951 Class AA State La Vega Not the Best Head Coach Mayfield (Bull) Workman admitted that La Vega was the best Class AA team Ar lington had faced but said that he thought Weatherford a triple A team was stronger than the Pi rates really should have made another said Work man "We never did let our pass ing go hut a couple of times we had receivers in the clear behind I Vega twice and overshot them We going to open up with passing unless we had Workman had special praise for Grover Cribbs and La Bill Williams two of the best tackles in the he said "Cribbs is only 16 years old but he's a senior and we hate to lose him I trade our ends for any In the state They did a great job of stopping La vegas wiae stun Best Defensive Game Rusty Gunn the 193 pound lington fullback said that Veea was the best team he played against in two years "We played our best defensive game of the season today This is the first team we've held scoreless but we had to today They've really got some rough linemen" he pointed out Quarterback Raymond Glasgow the touted Arlington passer said the terrific wind messed up his passes but added: "We to pass much anyway when we could run instead We wanted to stay on the ground until we were two touchdowns ahead the way done all season Our best play was Gunn's off tackle smash" Running Praised Arlington' two tiny halfbacks 130 pound Bob Kirby and 125 pound Larry Devault both heaped praise on the Pirates Kirby admitted that had us plenty worried especially in the first quarter He thought that Dailey was La best back 'That litle guy ran us rag ged I thought he was a lot bet ter than he said Devault said he was nervous throughout tne game the clock half" Wind As the out to climb into their chartered bus a crowd of fans gave each player a rousing cheer Assistant Coach John Polzin the jovial gi gantic mentor hugged the players so hard that one of them claimed he got a broken rib and Scout Larry Mildren who saw Arling ton play for the first time since September was crazed with joy The Arctic weather didn't damp en enthusiasm but it certainly hampered the band's half time performance When the band tried to decorate a human Christmas tree the wind whipped the red and yellow ribbon ana a rix foot star clear off the field The gale hamper La Vega's Drum Major George Maldonado as he made several sensational catches after tossing his baton 50 feet into the air but it did blow many of the La Vega caps off Billy Keller Carroll Dailey Joe Allen took back seat roles to Buc linemen Tackle Bill Williams end Carl Eddy Rose and guards A Purvis and Steve Tondera played great ball for La Vega in defeat The highly advertised duel be tween the great Keller and Gunn did although paled con siderably by the stunning defensive line play Keller gained 85 yards on 20 car ries to finish as the game's biggest gainer but Gunn was only a half step behind with 83 yards on the same number of tries Dailey run ning wtih tremendous power for a little boy picked up 57 on 20 runs No Pass Completions Neither team completed a single pass all afternoon Glasgow at tempted only three while Dailey Glen Shutza who played part of By JINX TI CKER Tribune Herald Sports Editor It was a hard game for the bat tered and bruised La Vega Pirate to lose at Baylor Stadium Satur day afternoon but on this cold windy day It also would have been a hard game for the Arlington Colts to lose When all Is said and done La Vega lost it because it failed to take advantage of its best scoring chance and when Arlington got its scoring chance it was not to be denied It came through and won the game 7 to 0 to become the Double A high school champion of the state It was not a spectacular game The folks who went out to cheer the serpentine glides of Billy Kel ler or La vega ana nusty uunn of Arlington saw both bottled up for the most part by hard charging lines It was a game In which the defensive lines for the most part were in charge and proved to be the only game we have seen in many moons which did not produce one completed pass Neither team completed a pass Penalty Hurts Early In the game La Vega was in complete charge and seemed to be In fine shape In that first quarter La Vega bucked the strong wind In doing so it kept control of the ball and kept the Arlington team in a deep hole That was when La Vega missed its scoring chance It lost the chance largely on a penalty rom the nine Keller roared on down to the two but on that play the La Vega back field was in motion The penalty of five yards was costly Indeed It was really a 12 yard penalty as It put the ball back on the 14 and probably cost La Vega a touchdown The crucial play of the first half however came on the last play of the first quarter and It was a mistake that might have cost La Vega the game The clock was about to run out In the quarter when third down was completed tne ciock snowing six seconds to go On this occasion the Arlington hoys were very smart They called time out to force La Vega toklck against the wind as It was fourth down and five to go The ball was near midfield and the La Vena punter had been doing a good job In booting low kicks against the wind A kick here would have had Arlington In a hole to start the second quarter against the wind That Is when things looked very good indeed for La Vega Here La Vega tried the doubtful strategy It gambled for the yard age when it was no time to gamble The play lost ground and Arlington started the second quar ter on the La Vega 48 instead of having the ball deep in its own territory However the visitors did not score from there They staged a 69 yard drive for a touchdown with four minutes and three seconds to plav in the half Goal was kicked and that was the ball game The La Vega team came back and advanced up the field with time running out They went into a spread nut Arlington played smart football again giving Carroll Dailey a chance to run from the spread and sending many men down the field to break up passes Dailey it seemed intended to pass but never did so on the series of downs after reaching Arlington territory and in running he suc ceeded only in running out the clock La Vega umbles Most of the second half La Vega was in charge but could not get over the hill on crucial plays In the third quarter La Vega was on the march and Dailey made a first down on the La Vega 35 but fumbled and Arlington recovered It was one of the few fumble plays called correctly by the officials It was a quick whistle most ot the afternoon and fumbles that were made were not counted although they were made before the for ward progress of the ball had stopped On one occasion a La Vega player took the ball away from an Arlington player on the Arlington 36 as the Arlington play er was moving forward but the official erred in giving the ball back to Arlington In the fourth quarter La Vega lost its last chance It moved down to the Arlington 26 and seemed to be In full cry but a pitchout was fumbled ana lost eight yards That stopped that drive That was La last scor ing chance but to the everlasting credit of the Arlington ends and tackles Jet it be laid that they were great defensively on the pitchouts La Vega did practicallyU ci 1'4 galmt through th 7 IN DALLAS MEET Waco Loses the game with a badly swelled right arm and Zollie Allen failed to connect on five tries Injuries slowed the Pirates down during the last three quarters Tackle Wayne Beheler and Center Ronnie Warnke re injured ailing ankles early in the second period and collected a new bruise on an old Charley horse in tha same quarter After being roundly outplayed In the first quarter Arlington used the bull like thrusts of Gunn and quick opening plays by watch charm Halfbacks Bob Kirby and Larry Devault to grind out a sec ond period touchdown that cov ered 69 yards in 11 plays The burly Colt fullback bucked over from the two and calmly booted the extra point our times it looked as though the Pirates would drive for touch but each time something happened to stop them They took the opening kickoff and swarmed to the Colt seven yard line before Cribbs and mates aided by a backfield in motion penalty stopped the threat The Sues moved to the Arling ton 33 to start the third quarter before End red Cook intercepted a Schutza jump pass to turn tha tide Late tne same period an other Buc drive bearing a touch down label fizzled when Dailey fumbled after picking up five yarda that would have given the Pl rates a first on the Arlington 35 The first time La Vega got the ball the fourth quarter they a drive that carried to the Colt 25 only to be pitched into reverse by determined green shirts once more La Vega was deprived ot a final scoring chance late in the fourth quarter Purvis larred Glasgow loose from the ball while the Colt quarterback was still in motion but the officials left Arlington in possession ot the ball 23 Yard Scamper Arlington's only other threat of the game was halted by the final clock Glascow ripped off a neat 16 yard sprint to put the ball on La Vega's 10 as the game ended Keller and Dailey gave the Bue fans a real thrill on the opening kickoff Keller took it on the three handed off to Dailey around the 20 and the tricky little speed ster raced all the way to tho La Vega 43 Keller Tyler and Dailey alter nated in moving it to the seven and then Keller blasted to the two but the Bucs were in motion La Vega was penalized And with the penalty went the best scoring for the Colts stif fened and it was ths same story the rest of the way Joining Cribbs and Cook in turn ing in stellar line performances for the victors were Guards Jim Har ris and Billy Jo Walker end Cen ter Pete Murray Other outstanding line stars for LaVega: Larry Shotwell Dan Williams Warnke Bobby Speck and Be heler gave Williams Rose Ton dera and Purvis lots of support Bitter as it was the defeat ended La greatest season of all time The Pirates 15 ot them seniors playing their last game and Coaches John Hugh Smith and Bill ord gave Central Texas fans a year ot top flight football Lineups: Left ends Duffer mil: left tackle Hufford: Left suard Walktr center Murray right auard Harrla rlaht tackla Crlbba rlsht andi Coak Redmond quarterback Glaaiov left halfback Xlrby rlsht halbacki Daraull McMasters fullback Gunn LA Left ands Speck Bhotvall: left cakle Williams left suard Toadtra center Warnke rlsht susrd Purvis rlsht tackles Beheler Williams rlsht and Rose ouarterbacks Schutra Alien left halfback Keller rlsht haltbscks Dailey rancis Pullbacks Tyler Wheeler Score by quarters: Arlington 0 7 0 La Vesa 0 0 0 Officials: referee Judy Trevlson (TCU: umpire Madison Pruitt TCU head linesman Dwlsht Parks (Baylor: Held judse Elliott Chippe (TCU) tT vW A AKE PASS THAT Carroll Dailey La 140 pound dynamo sprints around end for a 12 yard gain to the Arlington 30 yard line after faking a pass late in the first half Saturday Arlington end Randall Redmond (8d) is about to diva at Dailey's knees while La Vega 7 1 4 4 (MCuHou ft 1 Neel 4 0 t'Cerlson end Carl Eddy Rose (73) gets set to throw a block into Redmond ollowing the play are Arlington tackle Grover Cribbs (75) ond Arlington guard Jim Harris (behind Cribbs) At extreme right La Vega star Billy Kellar is getting ready to block the 200 pound Arlington tackle (Photo by Windy Drum) 3 Sa a si Murray State Sweeps Past Baylor 73 55 After trailing through three fourth of the game Murray State College of Kentucky roared from behind to whip Bavlor 73 55 for the Thorobreds 10th straight vic tory without a defeat this season Murray trimmed Texas night 64 63 The Kentucky quintet was only lukewarm until the one two punch of forward Garrett Deshear hitting the close ones and guard Benny Purcell from far out began to click rom then on the Thorobreds ran the Baylor defenses tagged The Bears built up a 33 29 lead and even stretched it farther 35 29 seconds after the second half opened Then Purcell and Deshear aided by forward Gene Garrett found the range and slowly moved ahead to stay Deshear easily won top scoring honors with 19 points all but three of them on field goals Purcell was second with 16 while Garrett count ed 15 or Baylor center John Starkey and guard Howard HoVbe both with 14 points to their credit were high scorers A small crowd of about 8X) per sons watched the game Murray State entered the game with a 73 point game average this season the same number it made Satur day night Johnson Hsrnit Harriet Wlmpf Btarkeye Mulllnat Horde I Btrubgrg 1 01 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Toti'j DALLAS Dec 22 (SPL) fquarter Poly was in front 52 32 Richard at 45 second In second overtime Pnlv Tcrh with place victory over Waco at Dai Hi Saturday night in the Cotton Bowl Invitation High School Basketball Tounrament At the end of regulation play the score was tied at 56 56 as Waco rallied to overcome a 20 point deficit going into the final the victory than did All Slate full back Cecil Gunn and Ray tackle and end Harold Hill played mond Glasgow of the rifle arm a bigger giving Arlington La Vega's great running 'iA 4 A Jr WWki By EARL GOLDING Tribuna Herald Sports Staff La Vega High dreams of a State football championship were smashed to smithereens Saturday after noon as rugged Colts methodically hammered out a 7 0 victory and moved Into the AA throne room of Texas The mighty defensive battle was played before a crowd of 7168 fans in Baylor a majority of whom had never figured anything like thia could happen the mighty Buccaneers who had romped to 13 atralght triumphs without a setback It's the first title for the Colts who like La Vega have always been but never champions in the past Two great lines stole the thunder from more publicized backfields In this battle that brought down the curtain on schoolboy football for the year Huge Grover Cribbs a defensive terror and a bigger parpin giving Arlington a jr 1 I' 'A 5 h' a aa 1 A 2 St a A ft I a nr US str 'TO 4 5 V't 4 SlwL' ft Am A BAl? 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