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VALLEY MORNING STAR Sunday, November Longhorns Defeat SMU in 34-7 Tilt Texas A Fumbles Loss To Porkers Weslaco Mainstays M'STUf. Lrmghwn from the University of Texar COLLEGE STATION, Tex gbrwed luckless football team from Southern Uni verity Texas A snd Colleges li 0 fr count and how to turn on ground power wher. were only by faking a 7 victory at Memorial Stadium Saturday after- Saturday ami fumbled their gper. before 12 under cloudy skies, second straight South weft Con- Ifot since IMS have the MctfkCMlists won from Texas, though It football game, the Univer- appeared they had superiority after any of Arkansas walking off with scoring in the opening period But an upset 7-6 victory that was only temporary for Texas As in their earlier conference caunted twice in each the second to Texas Christian, and third and again in the the difference for the final stania favored Aggies as they miscued Late in the first period times Ind on six occasions Bill Squires started aerials looked up to find a red-shirted Randolph inf? from own 20 He chunked Arkansas. player covering the ball.

them mostly to Bob who The Ratorbacks from the fmally dashed across with one from Arkansas had to come from behind to chalk up their victory on the educated toe of Big Jim Randolph NTAC 46-0 SAN powerful Col left Sst it flay the gridiron, 25 to open the scoring. John ft'ling up a 00-0 victofy in a short- nv conversion was good After that Texas took over Start- Young, who converted after a third and third mg an tilt Methodists 5 35. Bobby period touchdown to provide the string game Pisvng thejr ihf- ftgvtiibtarg watted no Layne, heavily taped because of a margin of victory. rway, Dippy knee injury, in three flings TVxai A. and acored early, Bw i -if tacklt tm the ed pigskin to the 15 from wherr converting an Arkansas fumble i' play to romp St Hubert Bechtol one and to a touchdown in the first period.

a Bill Causey twisted to a score, Layne Bob Butchofsky covered the roll- Icirkt extra fsoattt and the ing, ing ball on the Arkansas 31 snd in rr n. A few plays later Layne took over four plays the Aggies had scored. in instance did NTA on the SMU 20 wherr he whipped Jimmy Caahion. the campus- aftge IbNMblpli Field the hall to Charlie Tatom who was bom Aggie, fired a fourth-down in downs and the downed on the nine, in two trys to Cotton Rowell who made Aggsfi had to six for the Layne hobbled over and then his way to the Arkansas six. Paul 4had 2 ft verted Yates and Mann Scott bawled it 4 141 the air, Prom the 2 the redoubt- over in three tries at the line with the Ai aad aouittti Si able Layre chunked passes to Bech- Scott going the final yard.

Art nid IM th the air toi and Jimmie Watson to the eight conversion try was no rt the Ramblers tallied stripe, from where Maxie Bell pow- good. Twice i to the quarter, Bnbby Cifen ered across, but Arkansas struggled vainly against waiting lia-fii up the try was bad. the Aggie line and hurled uers nur.iy aTidimn 75 was to Bech to! for right and left throughout the first the middle of the 22 yards and his shot to Roger Evans half without avail, but midway the kst for 2:2 and another with fm the extra point that brought third period, the chance a Ceasey k.ckmg extra point? other third period counter came. madia ont jn the latter part of the stanga Louis Bayne tucked one of teorhdott-n taeand quarter s.MU turned on the heat with Squi- -bhv Goffs quick kicks under Jor McCoy wipnt spotlighted, From th? his arm on his own 25 and th Causey the 33 the drive ad- out to the 46 Herb Ellis, Aggie vanced to the two yard stripe, but center, batted an Arkansas pass Randf Texas held and SMU lost on into the arms of its intended ft iv nn It was substitute center Buddy ceiver, Alton Baldwin, and Bald- Bin Dudley, tuimci McKinney who midway In the last forged his way to the Aggie Vagmia started from period intercepted aerial t.he Aggies 2P got to the then Rnij falloped SO yards to score, in Don Loontf v-hn want Dimumtive Billy Andrews, Texas' the way for one. Tippy Madartk manager-waterboy, drcpkicked the piniiitiS uw for short, huek extra tally, 4m second with Causey again kick- Texas made eight first downs, mg the rxtra point Johnny 12a vards net rushing, completed fen Aggie quarterback, was of 21 paatat for 115 yards and in safe $mm chalk up 25 mora points.

Bob- 35 far yards, and of Tennesaet, shod- intercept any Texas aerials mm ft Hanr for The lineups: yards and a tally A faw minuttf Homed Owls BOW tO Score 19-7 Over Fliers eXQS Tech 1 3-7 SAVANAH Ga, Bringing Schlinkman, fullback, power- the famous conference housed the Texas Tech Raiders to a 1S-7 wm Saturday over the Rica razxzie-dazxle to the Atlantic Inftitute Owls, board. Texas Christian University The mighty Dumaa fullback smashed into the Ow! forward watt uncorked three touchdown all the fury of a in a single period Saturday after- It was a sweet win for Coach Dali Morgan, who used to be Rice Una noon to defeat the Chatham Field coach. Blockbusters 19 to 7, a fourth period passing attack clicked for the Owls only arora. Coach Dutch Horned with George Walmsley taking a for 27 yards from Billy Scruggs IVogs handed the Army Air Base and dashing Frank a bewildering assortment of Aer- ranee converted, ials, and end runs and straight The statistics told the story Tech line play, but except for the tcor- had 13 first downs to six for Rice ing spree in the second quarter ran and yarda net rushing against op against stubborn resistance touchdown, on a paas, wai went the sein'd hL ciab composed away fiiODed 32 oasf of Whtn for th, vb lster. Co, intercept- on Chatham and club up of Michigan Is Upset 13 to 7 By Missouri vloualy unbeaten teams 13-7, a crom'd of Quarterback Paul Collins, ha Cleckler.

left, renter; and Capi Dewey Barnett, right, are two of the most experienced men 011 the Weslace Panther squad which meets the Donna in a game at Donna Saturday which may decide the District 40 -A rhampfomhip. Bararti Is one of the Valley's leading Photo by Johnny Martini. 29 Gordon Long then threw a high pass into the end rone and end Mike Schumchvk reached high over the Aggie defenders to pull it in for the Young converted and was the ball game In addition to snagging the touch- Notre Dame Loses To Navy 32 to 13 COLUMBIA, Mo, The again, sity of Missouri put on a secooif hwvii thi. t.mi actompiiahfd 44 yards to Gibson, for another lne tally. Nulling quick kicked Frog yards in 14 carries touchdown came on a line buck Scored both Tech touchdowns.

from inside the five by Jesse Played an inspired game on de- go7t of two Missouri tosses th i Maaon. season, was the hem, both Chatham bounced beck in the tnrough with two great touchdown drives and plunging for third period and scored on an end quick for 37 yards, go- the scores tone pass from Bill Guiceto mg out on the nine, the other for Michiean State led bv thmr mf Morgan, former Fordham star, 42 dimming out on the Rice three fallback Jack on and leading to the first Tech score the play of the second qua CHATHAM Rice's running game, which had on a 25-yard pass from Breslm to Bondelevsch given the big Texas U. line much left en Don Gronduk Den- Goodwm concern, was smothered by the dr no kicked the extra point. The Lewis Raiders. 1W-pound spartan line held the Donaldson Rice was in the hole most of the Tigers to 33 yards from rushuag Foster game, and had little chance to test during the first half.

However, tJba Probst the merits of the Tech defense on Tigers, playing after the first half Morgan Among Tech backs show- without the services of their star Mussman mg ctasg 180- halfback Bill Graiiotti pound from Beaumont; suffered a sprained leg tata Costm Bufkin, freshman from the second quarter, never were Arthur Shahan. after iVndrino kicked off on sophomor, from Graham: Gar.e 10 CoIItna to last half. back from l.0n.:h• ruau nm, Miaaoun quartarhack took The T. c. r.

GibsonLE LT Cooke LG Cooper Smitn BG RT ChromsterRE Had a way Bogers QB LH Huff RH Cox FB V. Chatham TCU scoring Chronister, Gibson. Bogers). Points after touchdown i placement Chatham scoring; touchdown, Morgan. Point after touchdown, Morgan ton, Kansas, and Billy Whitehead iw irom the hill Mullins lateral from Max Riley and went he subbed.

BALTIMORE. -Navy, displaying all the poise, depth and Ml own end zone, adding intercepted seven SMU passes. The pHSS Schumchvk was in the in Methodius made nine first Aggies hair all afternoon, breaking power in the football book, became the 1944 giant killers of gridiron I up end sweeps and covering three Saturday when for the second week in a row it toppled a team from the of the loserv fumbles. Who ran with of -V of Schlinkman. for whom Running attacks by both teams u.

were not gaining through the mid- waa-up 0f the period, when in- Taeh tercepted Bresl pass on tha Thompson Sute clipping penalty sent later, Cifen passed to Robertson Texas on. the Aggie sevan, and Vika Fran- Bedhtol cis plowed over Causey kicked tha Ittrovich aatrs patni The other two tallies Mayfield ware made when Francis again Sachse went, from the one and Merritt passed to for abwt 26 Hook a aeoi H.TAjC ttrnawi J-amei Whne 'iryaa Gladwin Mwiti ling MeC Itepstti MeCluee landolpti Field I. F. T. 0 a.

QB If B. FB 21 Tatom Halfpenny Randolph Bell Darnell Evans Cause- Andersen Fes, IE LT. LG. G. RT RE.

H. Georgia Tech Bows To Duke Score 19-13 Landis by periods: Nabors 0 14 7-34 Bagwell 7 0 7 hdowns Folsom, Bechtol 21, Layne Bell. McKinney, Point' Holley after Lay nr Ciiwrf til, Evans. Andrews. Bvins Substitutes: Texas ends Watson.

4 SI artrkoff; tackles. Watt, Ring guard, Gertm. Canters'-McKinney McDonald. Schutre Layne, Plyler, Buxkemper. Deere fVrer, Bennett.

McFarland, Quinn Tackles McCoy, Koele. Kmdig. Uliott Ouards Derrick Harrell, Barnett McWilliams. irhantaon B'acki 'Squires, Miles. Cox.

Kendnck, Wil- The Aggies time and time again pushed goalward, but each time a iumb halted a drive They stsrtea their ntiscumg on the opening off when Gene Spires lost tha ball Yates, Guff, Scott and Butchofsky all fumbled crucial moments. Biggest thorn in the side of the winners wss Mason Matthews, Folsom fullback, who three times McClimock hifh to pa Cunr.mghsrr Wock Arksnsas scoring threats Ruiha-ror: Uneuy Howell Wilson Deen Meleti Schulu Rollwagf Cook nation's undeleated time Notre Dame, 32 to 13. Last week it was Pensylvania which fell before a Navy team Infuriated by tWa defeats in its first four and on this dark and cloudy afternoon before fans st Municipal Stadium, the Middies ended a myth of invincibility Grid Conditioning Without Equipment Is Recommended Rice Bradbeer Wright Nichols Tate Cox gelsQisn Griningsr Scruggs Walmsley Nemir The sd- Russ which the Irish had been building up for two years. AUSTIN, it was the first time since visory committee of the Interscho- Texas Tech Nov. 22, IM2, that Notre Dama has of the University of Inst, LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH RH FB 0 0 Texas Tech Missouri back on the midfleld stripe.

Bob Hopkins, substitute at left half, flipped a five- yard pass to left end Bob Eigelberger. who reversed his field and Taylor ipartan 27 as tha quarter Collins hit center for 12 yarda Norris on back sneak Four Schlinkman runs earned to Michigan States three-yard line and the 22 0 year-old Collins, the only senior on touchdowns the Missouri squad, went over Snodgrass Bird well Turner Lawson Black Ark Dingier LT Halstesd Ford Wheeler RG Cope Young RE Schumchvk QB Penae Baldwin RH Long FB Donoho 0 Mm Alt VT Undefeated tmtied Refeioc Jeff Farris. Hendrix straight triumph bowed Sst Vmplrt Rhome. Trinity trrdsy axploshrt Swiru, Bice Ctuvemty team that traveled by Linesman: W. L.

Penberthy. Ohlc land and fo defeat the Ramhllnc Statistics of the foot- Bltst Oav'tls The- Hetils seotaid on the fsrr naming play of the game but 1 forced to from behind tatee to srpie om of the major tr of the day; ft was wer-d I'ldofj MX gfarts and erowd of with galora, first, ifler the game started, when Clarq sklrtad right end 0 Nhind bloi-kiiig of Tom and whicaad yards ffdnmas later Allen Jf year-old f'erh ft to Mickey Logan on the I. into dirt kicked the powt 8 9 Higgins Castuon Spims Butchofsky Yates Score by periods; A. Ai I Arkansas i Touchdowns Scott, chyk. Fomts sfter touchdown Aggies.

Suds, i tackles. Shefts; guarda Sacra. A.ter»h.am, Walker, canter, Ellis; back. Scott. Daniel.

Matthews. McAllister, Kingery, Arkansas tackles. Johnson, J. Abraham, guards, Con- Lambrifht. center By ASSOCIATED East Army S3, Villanova 0 Cornell 23, Columbia 7 Yale i.

Dartmouth 0 Penn State 41, Syracuse 0 Coast Guard Academy 20 Brown 0 Michigan 4 Penn 19 Bucknel! 26. Y. 0 Navy 32. Notre Dame 13 Rochester Case 0 Swarthmore 28, Frank and Mar. 0 Lafayette 34, Ursinus 21 West Virginia Temple 0 Maine 26, Norwich 6 Rutgers 19, Lehigh 0 by coIUs, Thai Texa.

Saturday that club was Michigan, which downed football conditioning practice Schlinkman point after touch two plunges, Ksksns kicked tha the lrtsh 33 to 20 Since then the out aquipment sr.d without skull down, Schlmkmsn point be permitted prior to Breslin, who is being groomed ley. Point sfter for all-American by State the Irish 33 to 20 Since then the Irish had dropped cnly two other to service But when they did end their collegiate string, it wss to a team that I A referendum was recommended on making Sept 1 instead of hart Navy'. 1 dat. In blocking and it, ,0 i A committee was appointed ot having a a line perm, fed only two te championship in class A Of five opponents to score all sen- 1oolMl Now onjy AA hM a kin. Lewis Montgomery rence Substitutions Dillon, Dudley; tackles Stinnett, Grove, guards: Or Hsyes.

Center; Lawhom Backs Cox. Cooper, is. made 30 yards on 14 runs. Tha Dellastatious carried eight times for 3d. son.

state championship. Smith, Miner. difference was in the line for Another committee will study Turner. Martin, guards: the Middies never permitted the revision of in the State Towns. Hansen Center: Parry Notre Dame backs to gei set by Track Meet and advissbility of in Bscks Lawrence, Parruh, Ander- thetr hard charging up eluding a relay.

Boh Kelly, the Wild Irish Row? of Norman Navy Licks Aggeis In Oklahoma Patrick And Hastings In Match For Singles Champ STILLWATER, 0 IC A -4i Tha unbeaten, untied Karmas Air Station Zoomars kept their slate clean while spoiling tha perfect record of the Oklahoma A and M. College to ft. before a crowd, of 7.000 here 13 Ket yards passing IIS 118 attempted 21 SS Forwards completed. ,..14 10 Forwards intercepted by 7 0 Fumbles 1 1 Ball last on fumbles 0 Yards penalised IS Wesloco Junior High Downs McAllen Pups Tex ------circuit snd two intaraectional clashes make up next Saturday the season ta continue tiwir win- cgnbMnrt football Wake Forest IS, Clemson pv th Clark Southern Methodist Uni- ft hx straisht having only entertains Texas A. and 7.

19 ntld to move to the Tech twa Rica Institute si a popped a pass to was 7 to 0 0 7 Muhlenbery 14, Atltc City Navy? Notre Dame, so effectively, that he Srhum. Pi School 43 Boston Col 0 gained only 39 yards. Connecticut 52 0 Against that forward wall the Havarford 13. Drexel Irish never had a chance. The Lincoln 13.

Hampton Ins'itute 0 proved that at the start Virginia II. Maryland 7 The game was only five plays Middlebtiry 21, New Hampitlta 7 old when Kelly punted to Bill Bar- w. Patrick of Harlingen and champion for two years about 1 Delaware State 18. Howard Cntv. 0 ron.

one of a horde of brilliant epl G. the ago. He has also won two urday. Camp Detrick 13, Mercerhurg Aca- Navy backs, who fumbled and jmgen Army Air Field will com- or three Valley tournaments. Hast- The offensive, both on the demy Elmer Angsman recovered for for championship in mgs played on the of ground and in the air, which had Notre Dama on the Navy Frank smgies of the All-Valley Open Delaware tennis team, was one of of ifm.

awru, center, is i if 1 whose pawing Xennis Tournament in progress st three men from A A F. plsymg University Just a week backs, Anderson. Beane, ft Middies their only trouble A A The game, for I pm the Eastern Flying Training down miserably on playing field Winker MU! NTS a op kins threw one to Kellv thst carried to Sunday will conclude a series of Command tournament at Macon converted into a Quagmire by a the Navy five Kelly picked up in angles participated in Ga. summer, and is now two-mch rain. four at center and Angsman then the two meeks by about champion, winning the tennii tour- Tha Navy team Mid Its carried the ball over, but the plsv mtn civilians of the Val- nament held at A.A F.

August er in the opening minutes of me was called back snd Notre Dame men of HAAF The first and September, game taking the kick off and dm- penalised five yarda for a msn in are to be played Valley citiaans ara invited to at- ing down field for a IMgMhMea Sunday morning tend Sunday matches They are tn exactly two and 2 see- That was all the spur Navy need- x.aye Harlingen citiien asked to confirm with post onds. Kanmont. former fd- cd even though the lrtah came right event, stated 'that governing entrance to the ham flash, capped tha drive wMH a haca to threaten again when they have been evenly shared field. 27-yard sprint through a gaping partially blocked an attempt by civilians and servicemen Doubles, to begin Sunday mom- in the line tm tha ftrtt tally. Hansen to punt.

Kivy out tournament, hoseevar, is not ing, have been named as The Aggies O'paned up with a trouble The IHah recovered the between the two Lieut. Thompson. Cap- attack in tne punt on the Navy 23 and has handled all tarn John Deuel, Sgt Clifton that carried to the Inotne? From wict passed to George in Harlingen and fLlaut I-aach. Sgt. Fred Lawson.

La- there they worked the ball dbwa irish end on Navy S3 But that Meianson, physical training Boy Morris Lieut Herns. i 0 Navy three-yard line on h. hii Sgt- WiUiam and a triple reversa. Dame penalised IS yards for hold- arrangements there. denhagen; Sgt.

A latluoauii. Ht Halfback Boi Fanimora waa Patrick defeated Pfc. Arthur Sill. Geonge Lawrence, Cpl thrown for a four-yard leas la Schumchyk. Lindsey, Lane, WVatlwrton.

Bayne. Referee: Abb Umpire: Howard Allen, Moroingwde Field Judge: Bud Price, Austin Linesman Lt Cmmdr, Barry Holton, Notre Dame Armistice Grid Tussles Offered Fans 4 Ball State 27. Earlham 7. MiwKmri Valley 23. Bockhurst Dejieuw 9 Illinois Wsaieysn f.

Kansas 33. Olathe Clippers It Dgnver 0 Utah 0 Randolph Field 0 Ohio State 31, Indiana 7. Iowa 27, Nebraska Purdue IS. Wisconsin ft. Minnesota 14 Northwestern 14 Bald win-Wallace 90, Ohio Wesleyan It Missouri 11 Michigan State 7.

Oklahoma 11 Iowa State 7, Kansas State 13. Wichita U. 0 Wooster 17, Oberlin 10 South ttapaiif lliw Mi The Kittens have two tsttdhdoam, one at Brownsville. Novem- back twice more to ber 0 and then at San Benito. bin the Blue Davila November J.

Forman is the Stappai etch threat. coach. WESLACO- Tha Junior High Behoo) Kit tana defeated it Confarenca football. Briefly. Southern Methodist and Institute to Fayetteville for a gsme with the University of Arkansas; Texas more Norfnlk Fleet li, Richmond U.

ft. Tennessee State 19 Florida AAM 7' If t'AO the and Hastings beat Hastings. Pfc DnoaM Truwdall Xonmar On the naat Raymond Miller of Alamo. 8-3. Kaye Garsa.

W. Patrick; Bob Eahmont intereepied plays host to 'Oklahoma's st Austm, and Tfxaa Nav, M. Charry PMnl Armistice Day Games May Determine Valley Champs In tha tussle, the Owls, conference leaders, get a chance to add another victory to their undefeated 'conference record Coach Jess fleet-winged Owls rata tha nod O'er heavy Basorbacks 0 Auburn 37, 0. Irish bach, it confidence it needed, for the Mid started moving right after that and Friday They knocked down four Irish and then punter! out of danger. Soon they were on their way i to the first of their five defeating A-C downs.

Steven Nemeth put Notre Dama in the hole when he fumbled a held for the title. The U. Southern California TS, 26 couid win but Bv Ri I Ft ARB ad by smashing victory sJtt! reveal whether Kingsville, The Bulldogs with Eagles kail for they wiU meet poiiHa. ran roughshod over the 1 'Bobcats at Br.r-.r.« Ratr.wy became firM fnday ht and the Valley player to score over 1 at Donna be- points this season i i nthars and South 34 If. 7, 7 Tea as A A i the Norman Navy 13 A tt Teaas Tech It.

Rice 7 A at si 47 Tulsa The A. and M. Whit au. Baeky Mountain and Far West be trying to Uve up to fan hopes California Ramblers 26. Camp they mill give ee a run for its Ashby Thursday Bone H.

Baker; Baymond the five and ran it hack I Iwr; Pfc- Arthur Sill; Donald Mop- yards feature being pulled in the first per, Clifton Neddleton from behind. Dick Miller, round was played last Sunday, with Garsa stated that tha on me Aggie 38-yard stripe booted Jack Parker and Frank Hinajoaa BMKit lasted over a field fual to add three mm9 S. M. Charone and period of time than had first 'been points for the Navy. A-C J- B.

Everett, 0-3, intended because of other duties The final, touchdown the Sunday afternoon an of both civilians, and servicemen, third After an match between Eloise Oliver Many matches to be postponed of the Zoomers on Dunt on the Irish Mrs. Bosemary Moms, both for a faw days, he added, because powerful line plays to A tm and recover the wives of men stationed at the post, of the hardship to men ached- four A. formerly af ball to the Kallr Stanford, plunging over 4flfc Redsk if they do there 11 be a lot of iMt. The Texas Longhorns probably will have a tough tune with the 21 Alameda Coast Gusrd 12. Calif.

Colorado 30 New Mexico 0 kicked to who made up for his fumble by returning the ball 18 yards to the Irish 32 When he broke through right, 'tackle for 57 yards snd on the next play. Clide Scott carried it over later. Scott scored altar a 30-yard Bob Jenkins to John 20. San Diego Hansen had carried the ball to the Notre Dame five The Middies ed both conversions, but it didn't matter. Patrick was state junior college day Oklahomans Outplay Iowa State 12-7 The attempted to rally pull tha Fly be atar pasaer at when Oklahoma iumWad Ma first game with and if a Navy trainee, led a passing aitagli lo period, on its own 4...

and Chuck Wright guard, recovered for lows State After a of futile end plays. Id Quarterback Joe Notola to Warner wno waa forced out of bounds inches from the goal. In the fourth, quarter Iowa The Weslaco' advanced rackin' of Oklahoma tha II iCl A for the Tech chaatptm of Disine! rmct defeated the Mis battle, the Frags will be at man- powar ikxk. muI t. b'V Games indicate, however benefit nli'i 1 larger score.

nn with Pani Jackson recov- Ima char lev Donna, whom meeu in Harlicgan and tha s.n Brr-m maantima lha luck- wtU hava any thasr Dl.wn rara but 0 Benito will bring to Corpus Chnsti took another lick- aawoj head the strong rivalry mg. this time from the Bracken- the tmm nun of the Ar Eagles ftrdtt San 32 'y' to 9. It wauld be intanesting to see mighty "A.il (iri a intink in whether the should ftaa-scoring 42-27 Iowa Sea Hawks Score on Tulsa University Ohio State Wallops Indiana Hoosiers cor Sixth Victory Valley Sanctuary Stata workfd drwn to tha Only for White Wings AMES. a closely 12. and.

then lost the ball on The status the game sanctuary aouth of the Highway in the Bio Valley has ZiriS fought rontast punctuated by costly downs at the spot errors. OsUnoasa paased one of Tne Sooners out-raced the Cy. oaPore ifUBenH hurdle of the clones for subatanUat gains around farther clarified In a letter to Irish scored There wasn't any by defeating Iowa Stata. end and they played a steady game. Young of Waalaea from William doubt after the Navy gg fo 7 before 10 000 home-comtnf compared with a spotty Tucker, executive secretary of the down even though Dancer tcx fans.

Inwa Game ah snd Oyster Com Both teams tallied all of their Oklahomans outplayed tm the second period. statistically alao mak- Ok I aroma drove over twice on dc ns to Iowa and 7 ard and State 1 Cy donas up a near the 221 10 lTS and of the half ar spnnt; by Quartartack Gene Left Half Lebow plowed ed the Irish to two touchdow ns ith his passing. Kentucky Fumbles TULSA. OKLA The Hawks won game before mm, get a break in whether the Btaecaaaafi. te-a- games w.a be niaved thev min the championship of their crowed of 10,000 here Saturday, but customers.

Luther Wyrick of HarlingW, and tmo of Safturtiay district and the McAllen Bulldogs only after tha Tulaa Uwvarsity It was tha stxth straight victory Morrow of rd coLuiiiui. state Formers Are Urged To Univarnty IS mMm Juesdoy warmed up to its work Saturday. 9 then turned loose all of its vaunted An urgent appeal Ukmugb tbe State tea for I pow to tadloo Ind. na Ct fftf Will V. Uti.

MalUU" gry 21 to 7, half, Iowa "Th i Tucker wrata provided for the pmagttaa af eharhalara whue-winged dmraa only; mourning and achar game specimen axeeptmg wmged and chachalaca may be hunted in the area sowfh af Su Highway Kl an l' jMPrm-itting ms wot a was xss to see lake I take was made gcora, and Fuilback Baatl cwunty farm added taa second a similar MEMJPHUk Tmn rmwftng of driva 0 SW minutas fiatar upon every mistake of opposi- In the lawa Stala Misatsaippi State's rugged nearly tallied pair of flit a least wuUd be ataiti Onlden Humeare stigtd without a dalas ar t.e for the -Vote the candidate nf W(h was spoiled. rally Uia fourth Bucks and tha second eatfeack af choice, but all the. i tha soaaoa for tha Haaaters. uuee lana wga. ne BtOkiagft.

Tne at, i panna Tha Qctottas crashed over a jittery tucky team nere today, 20 ta foe Um fifia auaaasuitva ursumpa. BrawaavtHa.

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