The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 39

SPORTS THREE THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1935. Bacone Runs Overjtiaskell Eleven, 160, to Capture National Indian Title Lovely Sonja Glides Toward Olympic Crown! I0SELY KICKS Texas Tech's Touchdown Tosser OLYMPIC RIFT THREE TEAMS SHARE STATE FIELD GOAL TO MAY DOMINATE ALU. PARLEY OPEN SCORING JUNIOR TITLE Certification of Athletes Is Murray, Mavericks, O. i A. Are Co-champions.

JUNIOR COLLEGIATE COXFERENC1 Two Touchdowns Added As Invaders Falter. IUSKOOEE. Nov. 30. The Baronr rollcge Red Rovers Rained a lonc-smicht objective Saturday when Vital Issue.

NEW YORK. Nov. 30. In-rest in a year of athletic records may fade into the background at the of the amateur athletic Hans of I y-0 victory. union here December 6-8.

If an expected red hot dispute over American participation in the 1936 Olympics at Berlin materializes. crowd of 3.000. mostly Rovers outplayed the Has- months ago the American i and left little doubt as ltful claim to national recog- Olympic committee, of which Avery Brundage of Chicago is president. ac- TONKA WA Nov. cepted Germany's invitation to com Uarvin Rockman of Heai HI The 1935 state junior collegiate football championship, prized plum which has dangled for weeks from many goalposts, will be split three ways, with Murray Aggies.

U. J. C. Maver- Ins the ay with brilliant running. rolled yrw by rushing to fnr and led in first dow; 13 4.

very. M-elv. stockv center, sc Cadets each Biinine off in the lead during the w-mid period when he place-kicked Thanksgiving day upsets established the three-way tie. Murray Aggies broke an age-old jinx to beat Cameron. 6-0.

while the Mavericks at Ton- pete. But since then reports oi renewed religious and racial discriminations in Germany have reopened the question. Authority Is Limited Actually the A- A. U. can do nothing to alter the decision of the American Olympic body.

The A- A. authority is limited to certification of the athletes Uncle Sam will send The point at stake is whether the A. A. U. will certify members of the would shift that responsibility to the whose authority supersedes all national bodies.

Bacone pushed over its touchdowns In the thiroi period. Th fir: was on a sustained march fr-tn midfi'-lrl. featured by a 21-yard ma from Jimmy Fletcher Kawa cnajKed up a 12-7 win over the Cadets in the biggest upset of the The Turkey day decision stands-there will be no plav-off scries to determine a definite champion. By the dope route. Murrav Ancles.

Mnorr Rockman carried the ball over from the ten-yard line and Mowly aricirri the extra point. later. Washington of defending champions, may have some edge. Murray and the Cadets defeated Safeguarding against a possible A few weeks 3-rard line. Driving the international committee already the Cameron Aggies by one touchdown.

Murray defeated the Mavericks. 21-0 and the Mavericks won over the irri ime. Bacnne was penalized i Cadets. To counter that claim, the pass gave them first Cadets show a 20-0 win over Eastern. rhr two-yard line.

Fletcher Eastern defeated Murray. 7-0. rnr tnc touchdown. The Mavericks, a powerful defensive had its only scoring oppor- point to the Cadet came, and a the i clean record in all but the Murray the 18- Sca. L'pse he feature of the sea- with a startling one touchdown win uamcron cany in uctODer.

to re-thcir trick of 1934. The Maver icks, with a green line, played inspired following week. Cameron, still ugly from that Cadet defeat, ran wild Eastern and Connors in midsea-games. Murray, the Cadets and Mavericks carried along, taking the HE THROWS 'EM FAR Those Texas gridmen know how to toss a football around, but none of them are any more expert than Jim Ncill, 190-pound halfback on the Texas Tech eleven. Texas Tech plays the O.

C. U. Goldbugs here December 7. Then, two weeks before the curtain, an over-confident Murray eleven floundered at Wilburton when the Easterners punched over a touchdown early in the game to win, 7-0. One at Tishomingo, eat ball to smother We Qot the Breaks Says Coach of Army ricks in a homecoming game.

SOONER-AGGIE GRID TILT SET didates selected by the American com- Brundage has been leading thf defense of American participation while the opposition almost from the start has had the leadership of Jeremiah T. Mahoney. president of the A. A. U.

who comes up for re-election. Within the last few weeks two of the three American members of the international committee have lined up with them. Sheritl Backs Brundage Brie. Gen. Charles H.

ShenlL former ambassador to Turkey, who investigated conditions in Germany and conferred with Adolf Hitler, has taken, sides with Brundage. while Ernest Lee Jahncke. former assistant secretary of the navy in President Hoover's administration, has joined the Mahoney. boycott-faction. There are 34 district associations in the A.

A. U. and. according to Dan Ferris, secretary-treasurer, a majority has displayed an apathetic attitude toward the question. Seven districts" voted in opposition to an American boycott while four favored it.

The other 23 districts did not vote. Opposition strength lies in-eastern and southern areas. The middle-west is reported solidly in' favor of participation. If the question comes up at the convention it probably will be broached by the opposition, with Mahoney as standard-bearer and spokesman. If there is no discussion the A.

A. will automatically certify the Records Await Action Among the major items of business, before the A. A. U. will be passing upon athletic records; the awarding' of national championships and the selection of dates and sites for Olym pic trials.

It is expected the track and field trials will be combined with the national A. A. U. championships. Two hundred and ninety-two records, constituting a record in themselves, will be presented for consideration.

They cox-er track and swimming and weight-lifting perfor- Ralph Flanagan, the Miami aquatic speedster, tops the rccord-seefcin? candidates. He has submitted 20-free-style marks for adoption. Adolph Kicfer of Chicago, the back-stroke man-el. is second with 15. Particular interest will center on the convention's action on the exploits of Jesse Owens, who last May 25 shattered three world figures and tied another in one afternoon.

But Thursday's games brought the. greatest upsets. Murray Aggies had not defeated Cameron in six years, but when the dust had cleared at Lawton, Murray had won, 6-0. Twenty minutes of inspired ball playing and a great defensive stand gave the Mavericks their win over the Cadets. Four Are Disappointed The season proved disappointing to ach.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30. (TV-It Davidson. Army's silver-haired young over Navy here Saturday. corner Lieut.

Tom Hamilton, whose Team Meet Saturday Be-1 fore Thanksgiving in 1936. first Navy team beat the Cadets year ago, told friends. "You've got take the lickings alone with the A GORGEOUi5 PICTURE While America debates whether or not to send its athletes to the 1936 Olympic panics in Berlin, the men and women of many nations are already preparing for the fourth winter games of the Olympics. Among these is Sonja Henie, world's feminine champion at fiqure skating. She is shown above in a gorgeous picture of grace, poise and rhythm.

The winter games will be held in Germany's Harz mountains, in the Black forest, at Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 90 minutes from Munich. "We cot the breaks," he spilled. The Joyous cries of the happy soldiers rang out through the dressing room as Davidson stood receiving congratulations and giving the players a pat on the shoulder as they passed out to join their companies. "We got ours quickly and ran up a lead that the nsvy, with their fresh umphs. but win or lose this bunch of boys has more nerve and fight than but won only in the Com unable complete any I vc ever had.

"I can't figure the game out yt he mused. "My team went great that last half and but for some schedule, lost to the Mavericks, for Bowl Leader Still Baylor Deals Bitter earing us down, couldn breaks would have made a great game Silent on Choice Davi i said. of it but I can understand "We realized we could not cope with the midshipmen in reserve strength was wrong in the early portion. Maybe they were so tense and they PASADENA. Nov.

30. and it was just a question of how far Blow to Rice, 8 to 0 Owl Seniors, Who Put Team in Spotlight, Meet Elmer Layden, whose Notre Dame Al Masters, graduate manager of Stanford university, said he still had univerMfy will play in Stillwater next on the Saturday before Thank-oMng. If present plans are not ihifed aaaln. Director Henry P. Iba Mirt vseex.

A. ami will fill a Turkey day date In Sfcr'-wport. with Centenary mlleses Grntlcmcn. Originally the Cwbrjys and Sooncrs planned to meet 6n Thaiik-u-iving day here. Oklahoma City opens the Aggie football program with a game at the "pita! and other 1936 gridiron foes ir.cludo Kansas Aggies.

Tulsa. Wash-Instcn and Crclghton universities. Three, and perhaps four, more 3me will be added to the schedule ttui Director Iba attends the annual MtHoiin Valley conference winter a-'tins ai Kansas City next week- feited to Chilocco. tied Eastern and beat only Connors. Connors played out of luck, running into five straight losses, while CHilocco.

with interest centered in outside games, had only the forfeit by Northeastern to count as a win. All in all. the season Just closed has proved the most interesting since 1929 when Thanksgiving games brought a three-way tie. For all first division teams, graduation next spring will cut heavily into the ranks. Cadets and Murray Aggies will be hit hardest, with the team beat Navy and tied Army, paid we could go and how much damage we could do with our limited personnel.

The navy began. pounding over us in the last half, particularly after "no comment to make" after Southern his respects to both coaches. Methodist's victory Saturday Defeat rmal Game. "Your boys were cutting them down like scythes in that first half. Grove played a brilliant game," he told Texas Christian as to who the In Clifford and Ericksdn.

men whom I couldn't adequately replace, were injured, but fortuiiately our early scoring carried us through," he explained. dians' opponent would be in the Ro-3 Davidson. Outside the Navy dressing room HOUSTON. Texas. Nov.

30. (Pj A Baylor line which leaked badly in midfield here Saturday would not give in the shadow of its goal posts Bowl on New Year's day. "It probably will be two or three Cadets to lose 11 regulars and Mur "I think we were mighty lucky to in and I want to say that the score and the Bears blanked the Bears finished in days before we are ready our choice," said Masters. does not do justice to that great navy ray 18 veterans of two years. The Mavericks, Eastern.

Northeastern and Connors will lose their main attended and untethered, stood the midshipmens mascot, a goat whose white Ions hair was spattered with mud. His chin was down and it looked for all the world as if he were taking the defeat as hard as any of the west conference race. It was a sad final appearance 13 Owl seniors who have done most stays, with the Mavericks to lose all CITY POLOISTS In the Navy quarters the battered midshipmen took their showers and dressed in relative quiet. Over in a He's Called 'Em for 40 Years nhseuritv to ft nrominent place ir. the John McCauley.

whose bull-like FACE TEXANS 'Why, I Had That Ball Just a Moment Ago! but one regular oacK. out to return almost Intact the first string line. FEWER FANS SEE HUSKERS THIS SEASON Ranchito Is Opponent of yards, was unable to play, but th Bears rose to such heights When thei goal was in danger that it is doubtfi if he would have been able to tur; the tide. Thrust Brings Score A lightning-like thrust in the sec ond quarter gave the invaders th only score they needed. The Bear For Mix Trophy.

FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. (P) El Ranchito 's annual auturr LINCON. Nov. 30. fP) University of Nebraska's five home foot- 131.073 persons this year, compared with 142,298 at six home games in 1934, John K.

Selleck, business manager of athletics, announced Satur- challenger trophy will be completed pass from Russell to Mansker put the Sunday with two eigni-cnuKKer yards but Gernand flipped a short grand total attendance for ass to Lioya nusxn mm wre juarterback sprinted and squirmed to games played at home and away was engage UKianomH, vity trophy, and in the second matcn, Gernand smashed right guard for Selleck said the average homi hree and Bob Masters drove me renaming three through the opposite tendance this year was 26,214. and 23,716 in 1934. He said the decrease and'Fort Sill, in the initial in total game attendance this ThP owls made 17 first downs to 7 due partly to the fact that there two ble home camcs last for the Bruins and rolled up the huge total of 291 yards by rushing, to 88 whenever, the Kitts- and Captain Cecil Childers, the team Pittsburgh and Iowa, and only Minnesota, this year. mpn eot past midfield. however, they Roy Barry.

Jack" Schaeffer, George TRAINER BACK TO lineup, is handicapped at ten goals, or" three yards. Safety Is Scored The safety against Rice came on tht DRILL HEAD PLAY the outset. Masori Handler Goes West set the Owls back almost to their With Horses Sunday. Itn a JOng, nigl! ue. mm the 6-yard line, thi Owls called LOUISVILLE, Nov.

30. JFf Ry "smith dropped back behind the Pony Triumph FORT WORTH. Nov. 30. of the S.

M. C. U. game SMl T. Taylor who resigned last week trainer for Airs.

Silas B. Mason's racing stable, has returned to that post and will leave Sunday with Head Play. Sun Portland. He Did and seven other thoroughbreds for the Santa Anita track in California. Head Play is to be prep ped for the $100,000 San ta Anita handicap and He uia ior me Santa Anita derby.

When Tavlor resiened Mrs. Mason employed Willie Crump from whom she bought Head Play the morning of the 1934 Kentucky derby. Crump BUTTER FINGERS You can't score if you can't hang on to the ball, as Fullback Draper, of Western Maryland, discovered when he fumbled just one vard away from a touchdown. The slip-up, which came just before half time, robbed the Green Terrors of a score, but they went ahead and whipped Georgetown, 14-10, just the same. (Wirephoto DP an OF OFFICIALS ichael J.

"Mike" Thompson, rounded out 40 years as a. football official when vnr'Kcri the game between Pensylvama Military college and sinus Thursday. He has handled more than 500 games..