Waco Tribune-Herald from Waco, Texas • 17

SPORTS Baca Shmftng CLASSIIED ADS WACO TEXAS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 2 1917 TCU rogs Capture 14 7 Victory to Spoil Baylor's Homecoming Time Out When Official Is Hurt It's An Official Willi ast Assault Number puat Purdue alls Back McWilliams Leads On Ground Game To Smother Iowa II 11 AcimI 19 0 and GcorKctiwn 15 0 1 Maine 33 Uolby 6 Oh 32 all Millrrxvllle Tcnchrr 0 Nhlppens Crntral Michigan 33 Michigan Adelphi 46 New Haven Teach Rrthanr 6 Illlffnln 3( clicked oft You mor money EECTIVE MONDAY NOV 3rd ha want nut with leg In MITCHEIt MITCHELL 1 OOTBALL lccUa TRUCK OWNERS 7 6 1'ate attempted eampleled In the in the to the shoved display worry arlf ball Muhlenberg 21 Ix hli 'roh 18 Manlius fi grouiul gmner lr one touch over the first second period arlhan 71 Canterbury A Central 2 A Tarkio TIMf SAVINQ (OUIPMINT Hone 23 Ahna 19 Iluller 35 leUv until jury Toad SOIT1IWE8T TCII JI Baylor 7 NMU Texas 13 Arkansas 21 Texas A Rice 0 Teana Tech 7 75c 50c Bari cllntnxs 72 ynrd West drive when he went over Drive Halted magnificent goni lln atand th rogs hammering at the rat down Kansaa 35 Kansas Stale 0 Iowa State Icachcrs fi Drake Bowling Green 26 indlay 9 Emporia Stale 33 Rockhunt (Kansaa City) 0 Wabash 40 ranklin 6 Ijs Crosse (Wis) Teachers Winona (Minn) Teachers 0 Beloit 21 Carleton 6 Elmhurst 13 Illinois Collegt Ball State 19 Manchester 0 Hartsburg 27 Juther 20 SOUTH Alabama 13 Kentiwky 0 lorida 31 urman 7 TTES? NEW PRICES HILI RE IN EECT AT ALE WACO UNION BARBER SHOPS umble luat 7 New Hampshire 35 Northeast ern fi Panrrr 7 Trenton State Teach City 20 slippery Rnck CHAPEL HILL Ct Nov 1 AP The University of North Cnrolina rolled to three touch downs In th first half today and then held off the Tennessee Vol unteers to win an Inter conference fonthall victory 20 to 6 The triumph gnv the Tar Heels re venge for their only regular sea son defeat last year Denison 20 Muskingum 14 Wittenberg 19 Marietta 6 3ldwaukee over their final of power which on the practice Norman and Lawrence defending co chamnion and Kansas elevons must perpare in the next three vveeks tor head on meetings with the Tiger jug gernaut It was the worst beating No hraska had taken this vear Notre Dame had benten the Buskers 31 0 in their worst previous game 1 AP duel be Rosslde The executive hoard nt the Uni versity of Oklahoma Alumni Asso cialion recommended Saturday that Die Texa football serie be put on home and hom basis next war or be cancelled nlto Ijxfajette It Svracnae 7 I'rllll State 46 'lKnte American International 23 Hof Stntc Hubs Over Colgate Tctiii) 46 to 0 STATE COLLEGE Pa Nov AP An rndlrxs stream of Penn State backs rnn over and around Colgate today as th" undefeated Lions routed the New Yorkers 4A for their sixth successive victory nf th snsn and thirV)th win in Cl ycarx of gridiron campaigning Ihtrv up a stubborn de fens al lie nillref nod yielded only one touchdown in eiirh of lh first WO periods 'I'heteMter It wn no contest as Penn Stst' vaunted tn)wr luic down on the hapless Halders Susquehanna 7 Hartwick Army 65 Washington and Lee 13 Boston College Bnvtnn nlv Itsowii I ld Coluriibia 22 Cornell 0 Tale 23 Dartmouth II Rutgers 31 Harvard 7 Pennsylvania 26 Princeton 7 Oklahoma A anil 2fi Temple The alumni group took its strong stand in the face of a warning hy Dr George Cross univer sity president that cancellation of the contract with Texas would cost $5000 On the other hand Cross said that 'if the series is continued it might lead to a "worse spec tacle next than the one three weeks ago when Oklahoma fans Irked bv series of decisions against the Sooner team showered the field with pop bottles lorida A I College 35 Paine College Mrrliw ii Collegn 19 Morris College 6 MIDWEST I'urdue 21 Iowa 0 Minnesota 29 Pittsburgh 0 Wisconsin 29 Northwestern Yards penallred Yards kicks returned Loop Meeting Called SHREVEPORT Ln Nov 1 AP Walter Morris niesident of the Big State Baseball League an nounced today that he had called a meeting of th league for Nov 9 at the Washington Hotel In Greenville Officers will be elect ed and routine bigness trans acted he said Central Simpson 6 (He) Carroll 12 laakc orest 7 Aurora College 7 Mission House irst num injured In the Ilnjrlnr TI'U scrap nt Muny St ilium Sntnrdny wns Jimmy Iligeins left nhr Jut its piny got under nny Higgins collided with TCU husky and went down with sprained nnkle Time wn culled for the offi cIiiIm and Ifitylor Trainer Delmar llroan right taped the ailing nnkle with the nssistnncc of Charlie linwn field judge Piny was then resumed and Higgins finished the gnme Hidden hy Brown in the above picture is 0 Jones assistant trainer (Photo by Jimmie Willis) Shut Out Washington SEATTLE Wnvh Nov 1 UP The Southern California Troians thinking nhnl tn th Kmc Bowl game but keeping their mind very much nn th business at hand uod passes Saturdav when their ground game bogged down to 19 0 victory over a stubborn Washington football team Tuft 13 Amherst 7 Connecticut 11 Coast Guard Academy 0 Hobart 19 Hamilton 7 Maxxachuxef State 7 Vermont rlofslv to Jlrulns Crews Mnkrs Carl Crews gpln'tlnglln U1WA VAiir Cornell 22 0 ITHACA Nov The balls hoed pit' hmg tween Gene and Cornell's Lynn (Pete) Dorset proved a dud Saturday as the visiting Lions cruised along the ground to crush the Big Red 22 0 without paying tno much atten tion Io their air arm Proving their upset of might Army ns no fluke Conch Um Little's Lions rocked the Cornell linemen hack on their heels In a line iflsplnv nt power Central Motor Commny INCORPOIkATRO CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUUKS BUSES AND TRAILERS 6 AUSTIN PHONE IM Tiring TCU Griddcrs ight Back to Win ttnostrr 20 Oberlin Ottcrbi in 15 Capital Huron College as Collrso 0 Notre Dame 27 Navy Michigan 14 Illiiuvs 7 Indiana 7 Ohio State 0 Michigan State J3 Marquette 7 1'nlversitv of Detroit 19 St Calif Western Michigan 4R Western Kentuckv 0 Kent State 26 John Carrnll 7 Cincinnati 31 Ohio 1'tdvrrxitv Ohio Wcslcvan 13 Mt Union Tula 7 tVichila Oklahoma 27 Iona State 9 Valley 1 II Teachers 13 Ellen drn Sydney 0 MimisHippi Stat 20 Tulau 0 Allen I'niverMty 19 Knoxville ollege 0 ort Valley' State College Mile Collexe Southw rate rn (Memphis) ItciMlrix 9 Vanderbilt 26 Auburn 0 Georgia Tech 7 Duke A North Carolina 20 Tennessee 6 Maryland 27 West Virginia 0 Virginia 31 Richmond 0 I It Davidson II Randnlph Maenn 26 Washington College 0 ttillinm and Mary 21 Wake or Sixth Will in How CHAntZiTTESVlLLE Vn Nov 1 AP Virginia wnn its sixth gam in a row Satuidiv defeat rug the University Richmond 31 0 rnggd garne was marked bv frequent fumbles And numer ous penalties Missouri Tigers Slim Cornliuskcrs Great Catch turned rt the mast filftv iif flit a mighty leaping eatrh nf 35 yards In the lint te iliHl which ptil Bv i i no Marshall 3' Vincent 6 Rhode Island Stat 3S Bv OSCAR UtBN'CE 1 ribune Herald Staff Thrwo nld bugaboos the quick kick and the (umblr helped Bny Inr lose another ball game at Municipal Stadium Saturday A Homecoming thiong of 16000 watched the Bruins outplay favorer! Texas Christian University moat of th way hut the tiring limned rogs refused tu It outfought In th seenntf half which had om tight Ira II handling and camv out with a 1 4 to 7 victory which knocked th Baptists completely nut nt tha Southwest Conference race until another season Even Prident Pal NH was fumbling Ha muffed the Home coming queen's coronation by getting her crown on upside down th flrat try Bavlor gained the most ground rushing covered the mot distance's in tho aid and pllcl up the moil first downs but a quick kick by lon Joslin nnd a entipl of butler specials In thu first bait did the damage Bruin Hit with ury The Bruins were ripping through th Purple forward will with furv In the carlv stages and looked hot for once before a Home coming emwd but fumbles quickly cooled them off One came on the TCU nnd another on the Toad ix when the visitors could do nothing about being shoved back TCU barely missed a rapid touchdown when Jack Price fumbled on the first piny from scrimmage but the Bruins Mnvcd oft that one LA AYETTE Ind Nov 1 UP Purdue which pilld defending champion Illinois a week ago shifted its running attack into high gear today and defeated Iowa 21 to 0 moving into third place in the Big Nine Conference looiball rar Hnrry Szulhorskl Purdu half back lived up io Ins record as the I' ading contcicnce hy racing yards down Nxulborski Scores He also plunged touchdown in the Kenny Gorgal who with Bob I)e Moxs sparked the Purdue nerinl attack arored the third Purdin' touchdown A Day crowd of 35mh) watched Purdue's superiority was clear in the statistics The home team gained 316 yards in rushing and pacing against 131 for Iowa Pur due made most nf its gains nn the ground 215 yards to Iowa's 79 George Papach and Boh Smith engaged in a nunting duel hefme du settle! low midway in the second period tn dine foe its first acme Szulborskl look a 27 yard pass from DeMoss nnd went over for the initial score Scorn Climaxc Drive Purdue's second touchdown mid wnv In the third period rllmaxrd a said drlsc Noth Adams re turned an Iowa punt 51 yards 'llicn Gorgal xhnt long pass io Adams and Gorgal plunged user from the thrcc yard line In th last period Purdue gained possession on its 21 yard line Szulhorski out raced the Iowa sec ondary and went nil the way to seoi Ail llavrrslnck booted three ex tra (Miiiits for a season total of 19 rmnploted out of 20 nt tempts lor In scoring position but threat flsled Jack Price was hl st end at quat I'Tback handling th well and passing arcuratciv furnished another anlne Hnrr With the Aid rif Sims to get theoe Rruln touchdown Bn Hall and lerrv Mangum showed never In tearing the TCU entr aisle wide open Blackwood )lck off the tackles and Dud 6 North Central 7 Wheaton 6 21 Roaa Poly A Michigan Tech 16 Northern Michigan 7 Defiance 26 Wilmington Pittsburg Teachers 23 Nt Bene Het Cape Girardeau Teachers KVANSTDN III Nov 7 AP Wlxcnln kept alive It's rlmnre lor al least alite of the "Big football championslp Satin day bv smothering offense lack ing Northwestern 29 Wlmnsln's Speedy Bsdgeis scored first In one minute and 29 seconds Ihr playa after rrmyer Ing a Not thwcater II fumble And from mere nn the result wts never in doubt In contrnal Northwestern's Wild cats Wei iinxblo to Into Wisconsin's territory until II 13 Cortland D0D6C 7KOO( HEAVQlMUTtRS COLUMBIA Mo Nov Benentli lowering skies the Uni versity of Missouri's Golden Tigers flashed like a terrific electrical storm today as they whipped Ne braska 47 6 io maintain thir po sition on the top of the Big Six Conference standings A crowd of 23000 watched the Tigers Pyro technics Rated a 13 point favorite In the game iwe the midseavon con ference leaders Don nuiut's steadily Improving Tigem went to work enrly nnd left no doubt the hnndirappers knew nothing about this game They picked up one touchdown iirst quarter aaoea a pair sccona ana Kept plugging last 30 seconds when they tatty in a will cause fields at where the Oklahoma eat 5 irginln State 6 Bluefield ate 9 arniont State 21 Concord 12 25 Ila verford 15s 27 Bainhri'lK 15 'rnxh 1 i Amherst 26 Hamp Badgers Crumple Northwestern 29 0 Mississippi Stale To 20 0 Viclory NEW ORLEANS Nov Shorty McWilliams shmi Q5000 spectators what a great back can do for football team today and Mississippi Stat dowfied Tulane 2t to 0 a a result The former Army star scored two touchdowns and com pletely dtuninnled the 31 yard drive which led tn th third '1'iilan lwii thi' alen' but MlMiMipol State's undci rated line xtopped both tfiniMs on on the four yard Un nnd ngnfn on th lit Il was no Impressive Southeast ern Conference dhut for th Maroons who lost mi" game In nn carly stxuon round of Intcrscctlonni plnv McWilliams who slithered squirmed And bulled hit way seem ingly at will semed from th five yaid lin In the first petiud Milliains rosh 6 Thirl 20 Allegheny 0 Washington and Jefferson 21 Carnegie Tech 13 Philadelphia Naval Base Sec OOTBALL St X) 1 11'3? Page It wa about the same story A last year In ort Worth when twp fumbles resulted In TCU touchdown and a mighty kick by Jim Lucas put the Bears In hnl which they spent Die rest of the dav trying to got out of 'Dlls time the fumbles did nt donate touchdown to the Toad but kept the Bears from making them Tackling Sometime' Ragged Tnekhng wa vlclou but ragged at time mpe tally bv Baylor on a 36 yard scoring jaunt by Lindy Berry fr lh first rog six pointer In the second quarter Berry Incidentally ua th big ft Villain of all the Christian lr also pitched for the alxplnir that sealed Bay li' doom in the final h4istrous chaidvr and waa a smooth operator al quarterback from Dutch baffler the triple wlngback which kept the Bruin guessing which way to go every tune the Toad sprang It nn them If TCU bad used it more often the Store may not have been so rinse They rntildt nowhere against lb smashing Bear linemen except with that for mation Pete Stout a hard dtlvlng full back helped Berry engineer th winning campaign bv poundins here far three there fnr two and here ags'n for one or twn a the Bavlor boys opened up their de fense in futile effort to check th tricky apteader Carl Knox the punting wllard got off gome nifty on but non of tho tremendous loot which have wnn him fam in other ime I lien did not fliy much In his first contest of the sen'on and wasn't given chance to show bi educated fm One kick was enough hi do (he lob Plenty of fieri bruising workns don In the nn both aid The Bears had Bill Craven of Waeo Chuek Buddy 'I Ins lev making another great fnr Conferenre honors: Henry D'rker'o genl kicking ex fsmt and C1rne Me Uav whn wn conDnunllv rushint thennqh 1h Tn1 in wreck a piny bfort It couM slail hltmiii Sparks IJiie "Kilk rM Kllmnn nnd EL don Edw nr'ls gin nt TCU tnckles ware rnarvelnu everv second they In the bittic Kilmnn roam to everv corner wrestlin' this back and that tn earth He tired th Inat nunrt and had tn 1e taken out Edward ktd lh Bmlns nwav frnm bls territory anm lrrlfle joltin' Dnug Brightwell sublluln ren ter nnild nn rim fnr Lvle Blackwood hv grabbing tb st! Grizzly nrnitnd nnc ankle lust when seemed tn nwav Brightwell aln had a rnd mv fnr th pigskin end fnlln'ved It thwait mmiaioiia Lindy Berry Top Villain as Bears Kicked rom Race HAIRCUTS i SHAVES These higher price are hrnugltt nhout by increased shop operating costs and Increased living expense WACO BARBER SHOPS IIH'VI with Promised Land In th fourth quar ter gave Baylor nn edge In th I battl TIi bnck nthe wnll rally stopped TCU otm foot short of another touchdown Tb Bear weie off tn an an parent touchdown early in the Set BAYLOK TCU Page 3 West Texas Buffaloes Stampede Lumberjacks LAGSTA Artz Nov 1 AP Th Buffaloes of West Texas Stat College Mamncdhd th Lumber jacks nf Arizona Stat College gat urdiv 25 0 Charles Kitchens gave th vlsl for tlwir Initial tally when Intercepted on nf IL II Muse's aerials nt nnd gallol the distance to the goal to give th BufH a first quarter nd fl 1 1 1 In the following canto t't util 'iimnxi 'I cxnx from tb five yard Un Melton nddvd the Point from placement Jimmv Drnnr gave Vt Texas Its final first half score when tallied from six yards nut after catching a pass from Kaj Moors to set up the score EAST Davis and Elkin 20 Shep herd 0 Johns Hopkins University 39 Drexel Institute 0 Tufts 22 Andover emy II Middlebury 12 N'orwiek Union II Williams Delaware 26 ranklin Marshall 6 Swarthmore It Dickinson Scranton 43 Albright 0 Catholic I niversity 2' Nc I I Lj I IMS? GPS I Km kkihoinans Ask iL J' BMBl Dallas Game's End aOlAIAX Okla I dig A Columbia Routs I if rr Jhanged Power Home of Money iMiO i I 9 1 I I 1 1 I "I tlms I 1" mon rr t'0 bs nor mnrlern a I 'll trurh srlr quip Ur "or ftM Ind menti nrd ert nt Nr Nrvin al Ha Beat ly Man Wha Knaw Yavr Truck tart Saa Mavlar T14 7 II IM 67 46 1" 7 i 7 2 6 31 3 3 3 2 1 hi Ground A ir A Hack By Owls Routs Tech 40 Houston Eleven Runs Over oe After Half By MAX SKELTON HOUSTON Nov Rice's back Donald Campbell pulled In another Tech forward and return ed to the 33 and Charlie Earstcr parsed to end Jack McBride from the 25 for the final touchdown Owl? waited an entire quarter to day before rolling out a powerful ground and air attack that en abled them to completely over whn th Texa Tech Red Raid ers 40 to 7 'Hm Border Conference eleven hoping to gain its first victory in four starb this wavnn against Southwest Conference teams took to the air in th opening min utes of play to tak a 7 to 0 lead and give indications the? could not permit repetition of the rout handed them on the same field just a year ago Tech Loses Iyad Rice did not move into Tech territory the first period and the tight Red Raider defense was not broken until halfback lluev Keeney booted a Pjmt that was good for a nt of oj yards Tech kicked out on the Rice 44 and from that point on th Houston eleven dominated the game Owls drove 56 yards for the first score and followed up with antohor 5S yard march mostlv through tho air to lead 12 to 7 at the half I A blocked punt hy guard I Roberts led to a third period score while in th" final stanza 1 ith third and fourth stringer dominating the play the Owls drove 39 and 31 yards and cashed In on an intercepted pass Raiders Stopped Cold The tight Owl defense held the solution to th one sided victory Th Red Raider were oermitted only a net of seven yaras gained rushing as compared with 116 in the air Rlc however moved 257 yards on the ground and added an other 67 on passes Earlv in the third period guard Robert blocked a punt by Tcch's Bill White and recovered for the Owls on the Red Raider 7 from where Hocrstcr skirted right end untouched roggie Williams then made good on his first of four conversions Spark inal Drive red Jacob reerve halfback from Victoria sparked the final period drives He skirted left end for 23 yard on on score and hit i right tackle from the 4 for an 1 other The latter tally was made pos 1 when center Joe Watson in 1 tercoptod a Tech pass and return i ed to the Raider 12 I A few minutes later reserve" Rice OS Texas Tech Williams LE Smith Wynaa LT Wink! 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