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October 15, VALLEY MORNTKO STAR Pige Reven Ramblerj Smother SMU 41-0 SMnAsShi Uses Three Teams to Defeat Rice Owls by 21 to 0 Hundolph bi Dub A Unknown Stars As Norman Zoomers Beat Porkers 27-7 Beats Tech By 34 to 7 Texas Aggies 7 to 0 Victory Nose Out Over LSU TC1.SA, pov.vftuA ti wtn Hurricane, held to (10 7 McAllijiter. Partner. touctidowns. Kinfery. Matheys.

Louisiana St te BATON I A Texas A. and M. and out a 7-0 victorj' A lead for three over Louisiana State Saturday nifht Yates. Point from try aftrr touch- Lindsay. McCIellard bj ait lert a tifht tuasie marlied by out-down, Abraham iiub for Land.

Bernhard: guanii. ii.ar%-tifcuiit’^.£*ar Teck 1-oibalI fiar.dinc play or. both Substitutet: A. and Cavigiiii. Core.

center. Bul- feiCriit; and oown the but marred by nuroerouh end, Geer: tackle. Sparkman: ifuard lock: back. Kntghi, Cason, fron. fumbles.

top- mno made one touch( ver three Tulanr mfht Gneen downed Uni- Rice InaUiute, 214) T-e It awed 1 quarter went bcoreleM- Tulanef backfield power. Dod- undoinf of the rrt.MK.i taviL.L,z^ -rv-A ui.krowr eu and under uay the second Enke. 10, ton of Basketball fYt'd Knke of Jut the a pl.ymt the dnve a. the ETTE VILLE, Ark -P T1 bv one ret yard Raiorbacki 2T to here Saturday 1 Ulane uMVmH .1. earn dom'nect the lilt for lauchdomns in Iht tit'ti to rack tr.ui:.p..

Wfih the exception of the Cadet iiie etui i me third period touchdown the third quarter leading. teams lacked a acortng ball needed and spent much of a t4.t ihe fourth punti. bu: a len running and Paul Yates. Fort Worth by the six-footer, twisted eight yards just seturned to Tulsa's inside his right end for the Cadet a 1 1 layoff with a marker early in the third quarter iii-t changed Abraham converted. Sacra: center, Ellis: backs.

lilt fin. j.la^ of the fmal sMl' belier of for for the Victors cmild never wcor- f. game c- a touch. BiV Col- OrTgOT eversine tv: third The wave turnrt! into tidal in the ujth two more Tulatte icorefe the of Jones and company. The third came on a long run when Jones raced 60 yards through the entire Rice team, providirg the biggen thnll of the game The kick was good, and the sew was 21 to Tulane ran a the final quarter.

Cornhuskers Smothered By Indiana tlie second quarter Knke up the score iii by advancing the aa. Louisiana State fumbled an even half doten times and the irisitors BLOOMINGTON Ind m.py Indiana University f. otball am young and 3 Nebrnska fleven 54- crirr Satxird. before a crowd Kt Wit ifoAcrt-d Ne- 10- lumblr ttic Hunke 28 lATCU PRlhii taal Aiu.y Pitt T. Dame Daiimouth 0.

7, Duke 0. Caigdilr H. Coiiiiil T. WiUtani and At4iry 0 Penn State 20. Buckneil i 27.

Columbia 10. Tentpit 25, N. Y. U. 0.

Miihlebcrg 19, Franklin and Marshall 18. 0, Tuiis 0 Connecticut 10, Brooklyn 0 Un.nui, 13, Bloomsburg 6 U. Co.i>t Guard Academy 38 RensiMPlaer 6. tl.t ntr- ioot on a IritLaiA pasaes. Then he v.ux: cen- ior the toucha In thr ran he passed Ru vier ihe goal line.

The i. mon fourth. The Inu came a to v.ho cvt. thc c.n a dash by Roy Ooble of of the Cdeti to of their to the sideline and scam- b7 yarcis to a touchdown viuirut anybody putting a hand on Ilia Hying frame. slips own picked up by the Aggies.

The Tigers made their best threat in the second period, driving to Midway in the period. Tulsa's the Aggie three-yard sUipe with great sophomore center. Felto Pre- alternate plunges by Cason and Witt, received a fumble by Luke Elwyn Rowan. There they fumbled on the Tech. 12-yard hut recovered and again neared the line and fullback Camp Wilson hut the Aggies held and lusged the ball across in two cracki kicked our or the Tech.

line. The Aggies six first down homa k.h k-ii final to four for the Tigers, and netted it but the to completed five passe, iextr. JufZ ItL 7 ot the distance with bullet to one for the visitors and averaged BhicimM Zoomer. on Boone 3 7 y.rd per punt the Ca- vrmrnT KICKS. and added the last seven yards im defs 24 2 a dash around left end Arkans.

1 finally tallied after a Perry Mosa. Tulsa's pine-stzed A. and M. sustamed from the --------own 37. Donoho and Little Gordon tailback, conducted the Long sparked the touchdown march touchdown 12 and Long to Frank Schum chyk for several nice gains Big Schumshyk, brother got off for a 14-yard dash around the Zoomer 10, and was New London Sub Base 18.

Bates carried nut of the game with an Atlantic City Navy 21. Scran- injured leg. Shir a Gray Gary Tassos Moncrief Higgins Cashion Spires Scott 1 1 -ihf fir 0 -r hrr rr do'A and nd Ind.ani/*- F- H' tiiiht of A fron. HcHpra- tKht riirycT another dr vo that cndod hen Bolt Miller scored three for thc b- ond Indiana the first rom qiiorlC' The added Southwest to Stort Games That Count I gamef. on i41 rbam- tfce 5.1 into ac- Di; alr-x r.f jicore ir, the on dnvr Murted hr a 15-yard ern- irhrn'fyer George Surd- hetm earned the ball over Tv more ir the third to the Hoosier J.

Coffee recovered a fumble for Indiana on the 34 and Delmar Russell passed to Kluf- who wrred. The second time Rui-rcU scored fiom the eighth. In ihe final quarter Indianr counted three more Ralph 26 martF Thompson scored once on a blocked kick recovery. Russell made a 28-yard touchdown run. and Bill wcmt over for the last score after three Indiana State 39.

Camp McKall 0. I.mcoln U. 19. Delaware State 0 32. 12 RrH 21.

Oberlin 7. Phiisdelphja Eagles 38 Cireen litf.v Packers 13 MidHeiwt Great Lakes 28, Western Michigan 0. 40. 6. Indiana Nebraska 0.

Michigan 27. Northwestern 0 Minnesota Missouri 27. Ohio State 20. 7. Itiwa Pre-flight 13.

Purdue 8. km a State Kanins 0. Michigan State 45, Kansas State 6 Miami 12. Depauw 0. Rochester 21.

Oberlin 7. 27. Otterbem 12. Capital 26, Kenyon 8. Indiana State Teachers 2 tiei.

drives. the first one in the openinii; frame an 10-yard smash through the Tech line and he scored midway in the third period with a run over Tech left tackle But Coach Dell Morgan's Red Raiders from Lubbox, struck suddenly and effectively With but a few minutes left Long through the air for a third quarter a paw to Anderscm for the that made it 14-7 and it was and Young converted hall game to that point. Arkansas attempted 10 dur- A 27-yard pass from Bene ing the game, completing four. The was the scoring punch tried nine and succesi ful with five. Three interceptior netted the service men 50 yards Tho Razorback line even in feat, up better todav tha time thi LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH RH FB L.5^.1*.

McClelland Davis Bertucci Didier Trapni Pamhani McCarson Tittle Sandifer Rowan in rough limes to th men few losses. It home game for the and I 500 fans turned out. Digler Johnson Ford Wheeler Cope Voung Wa- Pense "(X'S to of Ca 'i reMed 'n to play the i.k.ning Soutn- oast on in will go meet, the Ar- Seahawks Down Purdue By 13 to 6 Baldwin Southern Illinois State Teachers Schumc 25. Western Illinois State Teach- ers 6 Arkansas Olathe Clippers 13. Wichita 0.

Norman Indiana Central Normal 13. Mail Arkansas Stale 6. Arkansas 7. Norman, Navy coriference 17 when ut 6-6 standoff vhe LAFAYtTTE. Ind.

Iowa lo-fljchtv hard-punchmg foot- iLirnfKl two breaks touchdowns Siiturday to Purdue thc Big Ten 13 to 6. perfect fall weather brought out crowd of 18,000 fans. Bob Pre-Flight left inteirrpted a ai the 7. second period and raced 50 yards iiui a broken field for a touch- ecr.te‘:ict tied the srore at and 6. meeti Texas Schleich booted Pre- it- a night pame ahead, 7-8.

Bic? A. St M. opponents cr; R.r 5 Miami 12. Depauw 0. Wabash 26.

Indiana SUte 26 Indiana 54. Nebraska 0. Northern Ilhnois State Teachers 25. Elmhurst 6 St Olaf 21, 0 Lawrener 0. Marquette 15.

North Carolinai 20 Cherry Point 14 Georgia Tech 27. Auburn 0. 4f). Florida 0. Alabama 55.

Millsaps 0. North Carolina Navy 13. Virginia 13 Tennessee A A- I. College 33. I-E OBrien Lr Dupree L3 Stralka Williams Stuart Dibiase Bartel! QB Merrimar LH Evhmont Sitko Welsh 0 0 0 0 13 Anderson: point after Young Norman scoring: Dike.

Richmond. Eshmont and after touchdown. Miller 3 Texas TechPas. I mi Thompson LE Gray SnodgrassLTBurgeis BirdwellL GJones Turner Prewitt Lawson RG Buda FrareeRT Stanley Taylor Goodnight Hardey QB.Mitchell Shahan LH Moss Norris RH Shedlosky Schlinkman FB Wilson Cleveland Rams Beat Green Bay CHICAGO land Rams steal the the National football The Cleve- spotlight in league sklr- ting Green Bay take a rest Unbeaten in two starts, the frisky Rams butt into the Detroit Lions at Drtrdit in the feature battle of Large Crowd Attends Rodeo At La Feria vision with one victory, collide with twice-defeated Brooklyn: the Card-Pitt combine meets the Chicago Bears at Chicago, and the ington Redskins play at The Philadelphia Eagles are idle. The Redskins, uncovering an able successor to Sammy Baugh in iron A large crowd attended the first armed Frank Filchock.

should win itiow of the two day American handily over the Yanks. Filchock Legion rodeo held in the La 33 Phlladel- 0 arena 8 pm. Saturday night phia. completing 25 for 291 touchdown. Events which included bronc touchdowns, touchdow'n.

riding, wild mule riding. Brahma calf roping, steer bulldogging. and touchdowns. Brahma bull riding tok place without any injuries to the performers. The Sunday show will begin at 3 p.m.

Substitutions. Arkansas end The rodeo arena has had a new Mogaha: tackles. Halstead. Reeves lighting system installed in addi- and guards. lambright.

Con- tion to a large increase in seating ger and Norris: center. Thomas: capacity, as wall as othw Improve- backr. Bayne. Beane. and ments.

Charlie W'hitney and Ed Evans. Richmond, leading Valley rcxleo producers. Tolman. Hagan: tackle. Miller, staging the Prize guardi.

Janson. Probyn. Jeffrey, money amounting to $2.500 will be V.irrige; centr; Fl.itland: distributed to the Bob Enkc, Puglisi. Graham backing the show finan- Coble cially. NOTICE Sam F.

wishes to announce to his many customers that he Is now in charge of the repair shop at BEHNER MOTOR COMPANY W. Harrison Harlinsrn, Texas n.if -r, a If V-, Sf. Aggies Air Force r.al tilt Michigan in cosy Victory Over Kansas 1 'od tei" s. i de- Cf a fKMj 'w i lO third f'-k, mryi Bob off fumbled f- Mich- Bruecger 4 Vf V'i, tffUfhdowo. in 1 Thin, in the fourth 1 period a Purdue punt put Pre-Fiijiht on Purduf 40-yard line and ur late; Bernard a jKivier-dnvmii fullback.

left guani, cut along the far and outdistanced the Purdue secondary for a 24-yard touchdown junt Purdue provided Day crowd ith as big thrill of the thc final minuU the after Pre- FI i-ciond tmachdov n. the E(! rolled tnc-i to fn e-yard fere the ball on a ith or.lv MPconds left to play. Tulare 21. Rice 0. Mississippi State 49.

Arkansas A- M. 20. Jacksonville Navy 39. Miami Navy 13. FJor.da A.

A. M. 45 State Teachers 6 Louim .1 Institute 15. Poly 0 Texas 20. Oklahoma 0.

Norman Navy 27, Arkansas 7. Second Airforce Superbomtsers University of New Mexico Barksdale a Big Factor in Win 8-ii Dobbs Stars in Bomber Victory hi- PASO. TexFeaturing kicicoff return by Gknn the Second Air Force Su- i.K’rlK>mber.'- rode rough-shod over Navy-Manne trainee? cf Un of Mexico 89-6 played under el conditicMis. Tlvf made 28 in I Randolph Field 41. S.

U. 0. mi 34 Texas Tech 7. Texas A 7. S.

U. 0. 21. Rice 0. Lubbock A A.

19. Beaumont 6 BlacKland A F. 19. Ellington Field 0. Far est Salt City.

Utah. 0 rado 26 Utah State 40. Pocatello College of Pacific 0 U. A. 39.

St. Mar.v 0 California Ramblers 25. Camp fle.le 14 Ariro' a State 20. Compton J. the Wiilla Walla Whitman 0 Tanapan Bombers Nevada NEW HAVE.V.

Ctmn (UP) Alabama Barksdale, the i from Little Rock and sparkplug of the Yale backfirld. made two touchdowns and contributed a 56-yard run to another in a 27 to 10 victory over the Columbia todav before a crowd of IPOOr Wayne Morgan. Columbia's flighty fullback, made all of his points, kicking a field goal in the first penod. and adding a touchdown and kick in the final period. field goal from the 22 in the opening period gave Columbia but lead.

Almost immediately Yale bounded back with a touchdown as Barksdale skirted right end for 56 yards to Colo- Columbias 19. from where Bill Penn slanted off tackle to the end zone l.jiter in the same period Barksdale broke loose for 48 yards for another score GET BEAUTY For your Floors, Furniture, Woodwork The explorations of Adm. Richard Byrd 1929-1935 added artica. an area of about 200.000 square miles of froien to 71. of tJnited States.

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