The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 10

ODDS AGAINST 0. U. IN TITLE CLASH TODAY A Column of Sports by Bus Ham He's One of Little Huskers ATO, we arc not picking the Soi A' to win today. We're merely hop- kans are at least a touchdown the better but the Sooncrs have done the unexpected so often this autumn that It may be in the cards for them spring another surprise today. Sooners Will Try To Trip Up Nebraska As They Didinl924y 1930 Hardage Points Out That Sauer, 197-Pound Fulback, Out of Previous Games, Will Be in Husker Lineup.

Aggies Close Valley Season Without Loss As lowansBow, 27-01 Championship Is First Won by Stillwater Sinctf 1926; Hall Caps Climax With 68-Yard Gallop to Touchdown STILLWATER, (Lewis Field), Nov. 18. (Special.) The Cowboys of Oklahoma A. and M. college finished their Missouri Valley conference schedule standing up here Friday night, crushing Grinnell in the opening quarter and coasting to a 27 to 0 victory that left the Punchers unbeaten in the Valley.

The triumph brings the Aggies their' first flag since 1928 and ends the three-year reign of Drake's Bulldogs as the Valley kingpin on 3the Kridiron. theless. And after their drab showing against Missouri, few thought the Sooners would whip Iowa State, but GOLDBUGS WIN 19 TO 9 OYER WESTTEXANS Fumbles Mar an Otherwise Good Game Passes Bring Scores. After fumbling away nine points in the first quarter, the Oklahoma City University Goldbugs settled down to defeat the heavy West Texas Teachers 19 to 9 in a hard-fought game on Goldbug field Friday afternoon. The game wasn't one minute old when the Teachers received Peppers' punt and immediately kicked to the Goldbugs' 6-yard mark.

In attempting to kick out behind his own goal, Breeding fumbled the pass from center, recovered but couldn't get across the goal line and was downed for a safety and two points for the Texans. Holt Scores Touchdown The Goldbugs retaliated quickly. Brceden punted out of bounds for only 8 yards on the 50-yard line. On the first play Texas fumbled and Crymes recovered. After Sweet made 8 yards, Holt lost the yardage and then passed 31 yards to Wade to put the-ball on the Texas 20-yard line.

Taking the ball on a sweep around left end, Holt ran to the one-yard line The Probable Starting Lineups NEBRASKA Hulbert (18: Long, bruising marches with th Cowboys reversing and spinning OKLAHOMA (177) Curnutt (194) Haas (180) Bashara (178) Young (AC) (165) Whittington (220) Corey (150) Cherry (180) Dunlap (1G0) Simms (163) APansie tnrougn a ngnting Grinnell defensa brought the victory, the trimphant dish being topped off late in the final quarter by Ross Hall, the Aggie "Plowboy," who catapulted through the Pioneer line at his own 32-yard line and Kalloned 68 vards to una! WOLVES TURN CENTRAL BACK IN 19-0 FRAY Ilokuf (Iflfil shaking Pioneer tackles right and left, it was a roaring charge of the 200-pound fullback and one of thn inn 2 p. Saucr (13?) field. Broadcast by WKY, (Ottawa). Umpire. F.

E. Di Saturday, at Owi ee, Les Edtnond; ial: hung up by an Aggie this fall. Headlincsman. Earl Jor (Arkaj is). Field judge.

Shawnee, Undefeated, Has (Southwestern). In the Kansas. Kansas Slate and Iowa State games, the Sooners played lnspirationally. The same kind of ball against the Huskers would give the Sooners almost an even chance for A ND if ever an Oklahoma team played Inspired ball, the Sooners should today. The rewards held out to an Oklahoma team for a victory were never greater than they are for a triumph over the Huskers.

Just stop to consider this If O. U. repulses the Huskers. the Sooners will leap into tJw: national spotlight: be rated alongside Pitt, the Army and Notre Damo. for Nebraska enjoys that rating now by virtue of its morale victory over Pitt after Pitt had beaten the Army and Notre Dame.

That on top of a tie for the Big Six conference championship. And It has been ever so long since Oklahoma shared a championship of any description. Getting down to dates, the last Sooner title triumph was in 1920, In the old Missouri Valley conference. THAT year the Sooncrs won all their Valley games but the one with the Kansas Aggies. It ended in a tie.

Oklahoma's claim to the title was undisputed. In the Big Six conference, the Sooncrs have a tie for second place and a clean-cut win of the runner-up position to- their credit. In 1928. Ad Lindsey coached the Sooners to a tie for second and in 1930 his eleven took complete possession of the No. 2 hole, being beaten only by Kansas, the undefeated winner that year.

Not Been Scored On; Baer Stars. SHAWNEE. Nov. 1 8. (Snccial.) A' NORMAN.

Nov. 18. ISpecial.) Ghosts of two former valiant Sooner elevens that juggled the odds to vanquish classy Nebraska teams, will haunt Owen field here Saturday afternoon as Lewie Hardage's dangerous warriors strike their last blow toward a share in the Big Six championship in their crucial 1932 clash with the powerful and versatile Nebraska Cornhuskers. yJW ijr iBBI loucMown- diminutive Shawnee highschool quar- Kcservcs Sew It Up A reserve backfleld sewed up the game In the first quarter, flinging Jesi Rosette, sophomore fullback, over the Grinnell goal twice after two marches that the Pioneers had not the power to check. A.

and M. was unable to add to ita 13-0 lead in the second quarter, that proving Grinnell's. best period. Ones the Pioneers penetrated to the Cow boys' 26-yard line when Clarke of Grinnell passed long to Fritz Graf, lund. but his next hurl was taken by Hlghfill, alert Aggie quarter, and tha Pioneers hopes to stay in the runnine- Wolf line deter- With the wind behind ihotr ht the Teachers quickly had a touch- mined to keep Its goal line uncrossed for the season, Just as the 1924 and 1930 Sooner teams took the field doped to lose to the powerful northerns only to upset the dope, so will this year's Okla vn.

nunc puntca over the arl line and the ball was brought out to the university's 20-yard line. After three plays. Breeden proved too much fi of a combination for the Central dropped back to punt on fourth jiv Cardinals Friday faded. homa eleven enter the tussle rated the underdog. Depending on sheer fight and the excellent juvwi.

ne iumDiea the pass from center and the Goldbugs lost the ball on downs. Gaining only three yards in two LAWTON GOES DOWN BEFORE CLASSEN, 12-6 Aherns Scores After Great 50-Yard Dash for The First Counter. Hall got the third Aggie counter la the third quarter, terminating another wheeling Cowboy charge with a slash at the line from the one-foot mark. He completed the scoring with his long trip to goal as the game waned. It took but elcht Dlavs to cet thi afternoon to gain a 19 to 0 victory for the Shawnee Baer participated In two aerial thrusts In the first quarter that put passing and kicking of Bob Dunlap, their 2 1 1 quarterback, the Oklahomans will line up against the Husky Huskers.

anxious to emulate the trouncings given the Nebraskans in 1924 and 1930. More than 12,000 fans arc ex piays. auTK passed to Williams for a touchdown and then kicked goal to make the score 9 to 6 in the Teachers' favor. The first quarter ended after an exchange opening Aggie touchdown, "Hop? Alien, midget safety for the Aeeics. for Carlyle Staab put the first thrill into the gams pected to be on hand Cardinal 6-yard line where Skelton Aifnin In the third auarter the wneji ne micrceptea Ullrich's 45-yard pass and returned to the Aggies' 35-yard mark shortly after the same had who replaced Breed- en.

had reeled off -(Special.) Here's Carlyle Staab, XWk Nebraska's 151-pound fullback, who tadiui NORMAN. Now 1 of Happy Hollow, Neb dashed to a touchdow: shifty quarterback broke loose twice opened. against the Kansas Javhawkcrs and yards. Texas the ball on has performed other ball-carrying feats this yr that have i al horn a heavyweight to be a good football plaj 6chool to whip the bell-cow. or perhaps in this instance we should say the "war lord" Nebraska.

AND that urge probably pounds harder in the' breasts of the Sooners than in the wool jerseys of some of the other conference athletes for Oklahoma would rather drub Nebraska than any other team on the schedule, unless Texas be excepted. A Score in Eight Plays "Red" Erwin, Jess Rosette and Bill Bowman began cutting away, eight yards at a clip and had the touchdowi in eight plays. A Grinnell fumble by Ullrich, whlcii was covered by Dick Butts, Aggie end, at the Grinnell 35-yard line after the next kickoff. paved the wav for th game, their twelfth annual battle with Nebraska. It is the first time that a conference championship is at As a junior last year.

Staab was demoted to the Nebraska team but Instead of moaning about it, he dug in and improved his faults to such an extent that he was taken to Colorado for the post-season game with the Colorado Aggies Classen defeated Lawtori Wolverines here Friday afternoon 12 to 6 before a large crowd of Lawton and Classen fans. Wolverines made their only score on a 65-yard march on line plays the middle of first quarter. Foster on Centrals 4U-yara line, aoagea through the line, cut back through the secondary behind perfect interference, evaded the safety man, and raced across the goal line to add the final tallies of the game. Baer converted the extra point after his first fUn" Cards Fall on 2-Yard Line The Wolf line came in for their share of the glory but made their most riptprmlned stand to keen thelr biuuuu itom scrimmage man any other crashed over the line for two yards and recovered for a loss on fourth second score. Erwin and Bowman there in the last quarter.

The Phillips punted to the Gold- SrtunS' bug 10-yard line as the whistle blew. Comets started a drive from the Law-ton 49-yard line and marched straight goal line uncrossed in the final period tween these two schools. If the Oklahomans should topple Nebraska, a tie for the championship will be assured them, with undisputed claim to the fla? coming if the Missouri Tigers follow with a triumph over the Huskers. A Nebraska victory Saturday would cinch the top of the ladder This season is supposed Southwestern Is Overpowered By Strong Bison Qround Play Bulldogs Go Down to 23-to-0 Defeat Before A ll t- for the Husker school. to sec the "birth of a new football spirit nt O.

and a victory over Nebraska would accomplish that beyond all doubt: would write the 1932 season down as the most epochal In the history of the game at Norman. As one of the boys In the office remarked as he dropped the final score combined their efforts to get 14 yardi and Rosette passed to Allen at tha Grinnell 8-yard stripe. Bowman mads four and Rosette took two center plunges to get the tally. The Cowboys had numerous embarrassing penalties, eight for 90 yardj and many of them apparently nipping scoring chances after well sustained marches. The game was one of sharp punting, Highfill having one for 58 yards thai missed a corner by inches, and Clarke, ox Grinnell, lifting one for 65 yards.

Both averaged well. The Cowboys rode through the Plo- his Passes Bring Score An exchange of punts left the ball in mid-field, where Holt dropped back and tossed a 21-yard pass to Peppers and then Levcrlch flipped another pass to Brceden good for 20 yards, one yard short of the goal. Holt plunged across and Peppers kicked goal to make the score at the end of the half 13 to 9 for the Goldbugs. Tne third quarter was scoreless. The Teachers kicked on first down on the first few times the ball was in their uwer rtttacK or naptists.

of the Aggle-Gnnnell game i WEATHERFORD. Nov. 18. (Spe- ial.) unleashing a powerful running ttack in the first quarter that was ood for two touchdowns and con- when the caramais carnea tne oau to the Shawnee 2-yard line to make a first down. The Shawnee line held the four thrusts of the Cardinals to throw them back to the four-yard line where Baer punted out of danger for the LcCrone squad.

In the period, the Central eleven opened a running attack that loomed as a scoring threat until Shirley fumbled on the Shawnee 25-yard line and Jones, Shawnee end, recovered. With the ball on the Cardinal 40-yard stripe, passes from Bearden to Baer and Baer to Shaw placed the ball on the Cardinal six-yard line. Skelton plunged it across In three thrusts. Baer failed to convert the extra point. Then Mr.

Baer Steps Out -Russell kicked off for the Oklahoma City eleven to ooen the final half. possession, until they got it on Wil- The Missouri Valley and Big Six titles for Oklahoma in the same season. Come on. Sooners. llamss interception of Holt's pass mld-fleld.

Offside nullified a find himself in the open where he galloped the remaining 93 yards for the last touchdown of the game. All three trys for extra points were converted. Two more points were added in the second half when Young was tackled behind the goal line. Defensive work of Ross, Wiggins, Dunna-way and Sweet gave the Bulldog supporters their only consolation. jthc Oklahoma Baptist university downed to Southwestern Bulldogs by Texas pass that would have been good ior so yaras.

wiiDurn cot on oon ere "'day after yard run but the Texans held and Men, We'll Buy Your lorced a punt which carried trm 11 -yard Texas regained the ball on their own 35-yard line, then minted game when after seven plays had netted 50 yards and placed the ball Old Shoes to tne goal line, MCKtniey goins throuch center one yard across the goal line. Ahrcns Runs 50 Yards Ahrens scored the first touchdown on ton field on a spinner play. Good blocking placed only the secondary between Ahrens and the goal lin. Stiff-arming the secondary to the cd. Another Lawton drive halted on the 17-yard line, Dan Preston, halfback and joc Bartram, fullback doing most of the carrying.

Classen's big advantage was Mckinley's and Cutchall's punting. Each time Lawton bored Into Comet territory punting placed the ball in safe position. Comets Crash Over Both teams played better offensive ball in the first half with the game becoming a punting exhibition between Bertram and Cutchall In last half until final drive by the Comets. Wolverine line almost staved off Comet threat In final period with four downs and four yards to go Wolverines held visitors three times penalty half distance to goal line followed and the Comets crashed over. end and Mitchell Lowcry.

tackle, were outstanding linemen for the locals. Preston and Bertram were best back-field aces. Pat Anderson, offensive quarterback and defensive guard also was outstanding, McKinley, Ahrens, and Robinson in the backfleld with Cutchall and Howard in line played heads-up ball for the visitors. to the Goldbugs' 34-yard line. Texas intercepted a pass on its own 36-yard ra unc iucuoy plunged the i jchdow Line thrusts by Bearden and Skelton Early in the second quarter the iiiurs as tne quarter ended.

through their final signal practice Friday afternoon. "We'll do our best," he said. "The public ought to know, though, that Nebraska will be using George Sauer at fullback, a man who made more than 120 yards in scrimmage against Pittsburgh's fine team, but who was kept from Nebraska's Big Six con-lllcts with a broken thumb. He will make a world of difference," the Sooner coach pointed out. With a warm day predicted for Saturday, by O.

F. Evans, university weather prophet, the game should draw a better crowd than any other athletic director, believes. The importance of the game is expected to boost the total above the 10.000 mark set at the recent Missouri contest. Invaders Have the Power Advance dope' indicates that the Cornhuskers will try to overpower the Sooncrs with their superior numbers. Where Coach Dana X.

Bible can depend on a variety or stars from his well-stocked reserves, Hardage will be forced to use "Hobson's choice" in picking his starters from an almost rescrvelcss squad. The Sooners will be in bad shape with Halfback Bill Panszc and End Smitty Watkins out with twisted knees, Fullback Adolph Stoup's suit checked in because of back injuries. Opening the fourth quarter, Texas ricd the ball to the 13-yard line McCoy again took It over. Late puntca to me uoiaDUgs' 24-yard mark and then Brceden kicked only five yards out of bounds of Minnon IOWA STATE IS FOE OFDRAKE Game Is Last Valley-Big Six Clash. DES MOINES, Iowa.

Nov. 18. VP) The last Big Six-Missouri Valley football battle of the season, between Drake and Iowa State at Ames, will schedule The valley teams have scored two victories over Big Six rivals already this year. Oklahoma A. and trimming Oklahoma and Washington defeating Missouri.

Although the game at Ames Sntur- and we'll buy them from you (and of play left, the Bulldogs worked their Crymes pulled the Goldbugs out of the I by Young and Wellborn. nuic oy intercepting a naiis on his 40-yard line. Carrying the ball to un atiempica end run Young fumbled the ball and Norman, fleet footed Bison back recovered to piacea tne nan on tne cardinals 40-yard line where Baer started on his first touchdown dash. After Anthony's -kickoff for Shawnee, the Wolves were penalized 25 yards for clipping and the Cardinals took possession of the ball on the 50-yard line. The Shawnee line held and Shirley punted to Baer on the Shawnee 15-yard line.

Starting on their 15-yard line, the Wolves made. a determined drive down the field to Central's one-foot line where the Cardinal line held. Shirley punted supposedly out of danger to his 40-yard line. But on the firstShawnee. Baer raced that distance across the goal line for the downs' when a pass on fourth down yard.

O. D. U. completed loul of8 fo gan was recovered by Breeden on the Bug 38-yard line. The ball was given to Sweet and Jack earned the title of F.eagc ourselves to give every pair to the poor and needy).

On Our Regular $5 NUNN-BUSH SHOES We Will Allow You 50c A PAIR FOR YOUR OLD SHOES On Our Regular $7 NUNN-BUSH SHOES We Will Allow You $1.00 A PAIR FOR YOUR OLD SHOES TEXANS ROMP ON ARKANSAS day will be for the intcrconfcrence H'owooy oy lugging tne ball 28 yards, the last seven yards with two heavy Texans riding on his back. With the 1 Shai ick arc ranszc piaymg wun a MAVERICKS TIE MDRRAYAG6IES Junior College Contest Is Hard Fought. TONKAWA NT Give cellar championship, the traditional aspect of the contest makes it ordinarily a close, hard-fought struggle. Drake won last year, 7 to 6. -roko; lalfbac ball on the 30-yard stripe.

Levcrlch passed wide to Wade for 25 yards, who ran the remaining five yards for the Comet aerial attack made good The Cardinals scorlnc threat came alns while Law long The other game on the conference elate Saturday Is an interscctional struggle between Creighton'and Wyo- The Llnei after a pass from Casey to Russell placed the ball on the Wolves eight-yard stripe. Schaffer, substitute Cardinal back, twisted through for six yards to give them a first down and possession of the ball. on the two-yard line, the Wolf line repulsed the four thrusts to end the final scoring threat of the game. White, Cardinal quarterback, was One Pair Only to Apply oh Each Crymes Anderson the University Junior college Mave- N. Andtrson Nebraska May Cut Its Minor Sports Pair of New Sboet For One Week Only FezlerV Booterie Phone 3-1704 Main at Harvey St.

news ana tne Murray Aggies battled to a to 6 tie score In a hard fought Junior Collegiate grid match here Friday. The tie is expected to eliminate both teams from the title race. Murray opened the scoring late in the first half when Phillips, fullback, plunged to goal after a driving attack from midfleld. Bryant, end LINCOLN, Nov. 18 Wh-Some curtailment In minor sports at Big Six conference universities was foreseen Friday by J.

K. Selleck. business manager of athletics at the University touch1 inedIdlineS scrimmage? 3 mtereeDtd0r West just out of the infirmary and Dunlap still unable to do any ball-carrying with a painful charley horse. But the Sooners will have some good victory arguments to pit against the Biblemen that last Saturday badly outplayed Pittsburgh, conquerer of Notre Dame, not the least of which will be a do-or-dle spirit and the' fact that it is their last home game. Offsetting somewhat the Nebraska weight advantage of 12 pounds per man.

Oklahoma will offer a dazzling aerial display that has been to' near perfection in the past week, a speedy ground-gainer in Dick Simms. and a new line plunger Is Jim "Red" Stacy, maker of three touchdowns against Iowa State. Donning the moleskins for the last time before a home crowd will be seven Sooners, Ab Walker of Black-well; Paul Young of Norman; Dick Simms of Norman; Fred Cherry of Okmulgee, and Orin Borah of Champaign, 111 all veterans of three year's play, and Smith Watkins of Port Worth, Texas, and Edsel Curnutt of Gould, who have played through two campaigns. The Nebraska party, made up of 28 players, its three coaches, three newspapermen, Gregg McBride of the Lincoln Star and Journal. Ralph Wagner of the Omaha News-Bee and Fred Ware of the Omaha Wnrlri.Homiri Declining football receipts, he said.

Stafford, Hilliard Roll Up 34-0 Score. FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. 18. (JPy-Hilliard and Stafford ran wild in the fourth quarter, scoring 20 points, as the University of Texas defeated the Unlversty of Arkansas, 34 to 0 In the Razorbacks' final Southwest conference football game Friday. The Longhorns started the scoring midway in the first quajter after Koy took Jordan's punt at" midfleld, stepped off a first down on the next play and then passed 36 yards to Stafford, who shook off two Arkansas tacklers as he crossed the goal-line.

The second touchdown came in the second period as a result of a 60-yard drive. Koy passed to Earle for the score after two similar passes and Koy's 17-yard run had placed the ball in scoring position. Hilliard opened the last quarter by skirting end to the goal line after long runs by Stafford. Stafford then Intercepted a pass and ran 40 yards for a touchdown and Burr completed the rout by scoring the fifth touchdown on. a 45-yard end run behind perfect interference.

yards. Classen probably will force retrenchments, al old friend rtturttt oiocKed Baker's attempted kick. though neither the extent noi 5oldbusr3S Xorm of action will be known until the annual Big Six meeting at Kansas City next month. Cornhusker football period the Mavericks opened a running attack with Woods and Summers receipts nave Kept up pretty wen with St TexRSd'2 yard" ptnaltic! Texas West reached the one-foot strip and Sum-wasSl plunged ovcr' Summcrs' kick Ooldb'usj 3. rdner.

Wllhiirn for 'Holt, Hoir day morning, leaving for Norman in CLEVELAND. Nov. 18. (Special Cleveland won a Mid-Northern conference game here Friday easily defeating Kaw City. 21 to 7.

touchdowns were scored in the firs-half. Kaw City's lone tally came late in the fourth quarter after recovcrinR a Cleveland tumble on the 20-yard line. A pass counted for the score. Gelbert Is Recovering CHAMBERSBURG. Pa.

Nov. 18. (P) -Charles Gelbert, shortstop of the SU Louis Cardinals, is rccoverin? from the hunting accident that sent him to a hcwbitAl Gelhcrt. spending his vacation here, was accidentally wounded In the left leg. Attendance at'the game is expected Blunt Et Ot Size reduced toJ mission price of $1.10 for 4.000 seats in the west wing of the stadium and wilt arrive in Oklahoma City Satur-' 1 fsSl'? ft1" AdSS.