Waco Tribune-Herald from Waco, Texas • 16

PACK WACO (TEXAS) SUNDAY TniRUNE HERALD NOVEMBER SO IM? Mustangs Rush Back in inal Seconds to Tie rogs 19 19 Oscar 9s Hot Shots tor 3 3 We Like to Sell Nunn Bush Shoes Heretofore fastest men Buy at Home than i patronize our home town have worked hard and today tram MNAKT SY LUI was two was who that ability wns plus many Bo Rlmmam wa flna perform er a Temple team Ervin Phil lips at Corsicana was oba a treat guard Gene Myen a renter the Cl humr team deeervre a plate an eno et tha aeuada to wa awved him to rased Ha got abauS half He led the aeeault that got Ware over the hill against Ennis when Kincannon was on the bench with Injuries rom IMO to 1943 the civilian population at the United States decreased 4 2 million because of war mobilization SUITS and OXOATS 1 $37 50 25000 third ollhrtltwh that Wirk aPAse Kava rugged defense Lufkin Is likely to be opponent In the quarter final round The Panthers nre among the lop four teams In the State right now and are ex pected to get into the finals Cene Huebner proved one of the loop's finest centers He was not far behind Joe Watson the Rice marvel and Cedi Sutphin the SMU ar Chuck Stone was the lt guard wa saw play Buddy Tinsley made a strong hid for all conference honors These hoys all return next jear so the Baylor de fense likely to be stronger than ever Walker Leads As Ponies Struggle To Unbeaten Year and randrana were pre eeaaon fa vorite far the district champion ship Dubose master Him builder eame up with the best forward wall" he lajorlee baadleapped the elines In several contests They probably wouldn't have lost the Corsleana tilt bad Clauds Kin cannon been able to play 4323 Tit BRISTOL fifth AtoLf Sflpo Richard Cummins shade? James owler for the pivot spot although tiie Temple star mentioned several times on the All State check list Cummins roamed every where bolster the Corsicana defense when It began to lag Weatherford was only a step or two behind Cummins and owler He was better than Cummins the night Waxy nlayed Corsicana Pete Darwin of Waco also did a terrific Job all the way Beveral dltrrt game? are nn the Central Texas schedule this week Mexia and McGregor play In McGregor rida night with a place In th tegional finals at stake Calvert and A and Consolidated meet at Calvert riday night In a Class fracas airfield and Ker ens stave anqjher In Mexia Thurs day night VaWey Mills brines Jerrv Mullin to Miinlclnal Ntxdlum Thursday nleht against Alvarado UK ap pearance should attract a near parity throng since ho balled as the greatest backfield nerformer In thane naris We understand Ray lor haa him already signed up Cnrvleana will be favored oercrkrnrldge the 9AA champion Parka was a remarkable all around player and sparkplug of the Ennla attack Little Rob ert Walker scored more than 70 points for a last place club He was a wonder on defense as well Carl Guest probably belongs on the first team but we had to make room for Dillon Guess la the best kicker in the district Hie toe ieat Waco In the championship lattle Kelly Burkhart hard hit ting Uno rammer was also a flaw less goal kicker He decided a cou ple of games for the Tigers with his extra point conversions Rill Dubose did another rcniark ablo job a Ware High Nobody ex pected the Tigers to go as far an It estimated that North Da kota and Montana each lost 16 1 per cent of its population between 1940 and 1943 Paul Oiiinn Will Play Prairie View I'nul Timers clash riday night with th is fioin Prairie View College in the second annual YMCA building benefit game to be played at Katy park The oncc defcatcd Panther pack coached hy Billy Nicks presents a big challenge to Coach Ixul Jones and his Quinn eleven It will be the first battle between football teams of the tun schools in several years Officials In charge promise ac commodations for white fans who wish to witness the benefit tilt Tickets are on sale at the Central YMCA at Sixth and Washington at Dori 'tiller VHA(nt and Webster nt the Mecca Drug Stnte on Bridge Street and nt any of the public schools the State by officials and scribes who have seen him In action JI was on the second team last year and displayed remarkable improve ment this season Wilson can also play tackle or anywhere else In the Uno he Is nodeed College scouts have been watching him loxely John Connell Temple pawi catchlng star was also moved up this season He has been a fine defensive performer ax well as a glue fingered receiver Warren oster and Robo Patton are not far behind Wilson and Connell oster stood nut nn a team that get ton far In the race Patton grew better no the season went along and should be a real star before be finishes bls career al Waco High next year Rlalr Beaman was on the catch ing end of many Corsicana aerials and prosed a good all around per former Pardo helped make the Tiger lino the loop's top defensive unit and waa also an adept pass grabber There is just no denying it men of above aver age awareness DO give Nunn Bush shoes high recognition and persistent loyalty The Nunn Bush policy of striving to make the world's finest shoes for men is resulting in a level of quality which our customers likeand which like to sell for that reason Enjoy Ankle ashioring should give jw greater comfort and added miles of smartness crowd of Mustangs scare than there stand AUSTIN AIT SI HOUSE STS AUSTIN Bucks and Tigers Scheduled riday The Breckenridge Ruckaroo winners of thn District AA title will meet Corsicana's Tigers District 10 A A cham pion at Corsicana at 2:30 riday for bi ditrict honors The site was agreed on at a short meeting in the Raleigh Hotel Saturday afternoon by Robert Bailey representing Breckenridge and A Arm isteud principal of Corsicana High School The victor riday will meet tbo winner of the Lufkin ong view game which will be played at Lufkin Saturday afternoon This Christmas merchants who long to bring you the best merchandise on the market at the lowest possible prices Remember nothing ever paid greater div idends or more handsome returns loyalty to Waco BUY at HOME Tennessee Comes rom Behind To Take Vanderbilt KNOXVILLE Tenn Nov A scrapping Tennessee football team tbnt bad been defeated Often simply wouldn't be beaten and Mine from behind to pie Vanderbilt 12 to 7 A partisan throng of cheered the Vol to their straight victory and their fifth of wlnit has been the worst season in 16 years of coaching for Bob Neyland line with seven Senior forwards playing their last game lor the Vols spelled the dit tcrence between the two highly krjed elevens The Vol linemen lepeatedly out charged the Vandy line Often they spilled Commo dore passers before they could hurl the ball After battling to a stalemate in the first period Vanderbilt struck first early in the second period Halfback Bobby Berry faded back for a pass feinted and sprinted 59 yards down the sideline tor a touchdown Zack Cllnnrd ac kicker converted Tennessee came back and marched 62 yards from the kick off to score Proctor sparked the drive pitching one pass to End Jim Rowell for 18 yards and another to the same wingman for 11 Proctor then hit Halfback Roh Lund on the goal line for the score Hnl placement was wide The Vols scored early In the third period LittWord taking the first Commodore punt on hl own 37 rcvershu! his field and racing txi yards (town the sideline the touchdown ighting Toads Near Great Upset Ry JINX TUCKER Tribune Herald Sports Editor On one of the most dramatic and most thrilling comebacks in the history of football In the Southwest the SMU Mustang in ort Worth Saturday afternoon before an overflow screaming fans became the undis puted champton of the Southwest Conference by tying the Inspired TCU rogs 19 to 19 The tie is the only blotch on the SMU record for a year However with les than three minutes to play TCU from Its own 20 went BO yards for a touchdown which put it in front of the 19 to 13 When the made there ere leu minutes to play and not an SMU fan In the dared hope for the touchdown SMU now needed Give Up Doak Walker a most amazing Plans Move Ahead or Little Cotton Bowl Tilt DALLAS Nov Pend ing approval of the State air of Texas and the Cotton Bowl Ath letics Association the Dallas Jun ior Chamber of Commerce moved ahead today for a Little Cotton Bowl football game Undefeated Ty ler Junior College would bo the bust team with pos sibly Hutchinson Kans Junior College as the opponent Tenta tive date for the game has been set for Dec 20 Willard Crotty Jayccc presi dent ent1 rrxpome to the Idea hnd been encouraging Tickets for Bi District Will Be Sold in Mexia MEXIA Nov 29 Tickets for the MoxIn McGregor bl distrlct championship game will go on sale here Monday morning at the White Notre Dame and Southern Cali fornia meet next Saturday at os Angele In one Of the yrat biggest attractions You can get an Idea pf the real strength of both teams that ne LSU nnd Tulane also stage their annual battle The Ti gers should win but you can never tell about them most exciting In several years our teams were In the thick of the championship fight until the last It took the last rame of the season to decide the winner Against other loops team of this section hnd a fine record Corl cans was undefeated until It had Played Waxahachie nnd had beaten teams from three other circuits A A A Temple waa ruled ineligible be fore the seaaen started but was nef the tap teams and hud much to do with deciding the di trtet ehamptnn The WHdrato did lint look strong at the start but began to click when they ent upgainst other conference outfits probably get lots of mall because we name a Corsl enna back on the frf team It was hard to rhooxg between the Tigers June Clark was great So was Gerald Rnwen a passer who wasn't listed as a regular David appeared to have the edge because of his all aroundablllty Ro will have lots of material at Corsleana again nest year according to Paul Moore vet eran scribe of that city There Were several nutstanding boys on the Junior high team this seasonnd ail will be eligible for the Tigers in IIE Temple loses most of Ito players so the championship jrrsn may ba between Waco and Corsleana Custom Tailored Seat Covers or iva Bass Car $4 050 A low As IC RANK SHARP 17 North Third Rhone 4817 Robby Dillon was oven greater than Mtolleawerek against Waco II Is the fastest barb In the loop and baa no eoual aa a broken field runner Atollenwerck relies mostly on power Coach Ted Daw son of Temple said Dillon was be ing overloobod We came almost doing it uaHI tbe Waco Temple tussle Robby Mcarland did everything In tho Hillsboro back field and ttarrsd In every game Henry Stnllenwerck uat the dlx tricl'i gieatest back and one of the best In the State Many scribe ranked him the finest running back In the State Stollcnwerck made the Waxahachie team what it was He had tremendous power and It always required three or four rivals to bring him down when ho got moving In addition he was a fine punter and broken field expert XCitizen National Ba tliSS or Waco Ing the defense might ed up Due to Natural Talent remarkable due to natural talent hours at hard work on side step ping drills long since abandoned by modern coaches In addition to his elusive ide stepplng and stiff arming John Boody was a deadly tackler a good parser and a matrr of the drop kick couldn't punt but who cared! A New York paper sent a sport writer to Waco to Investigate this young Texas Jackrabbit whose fame wa spreading When the big city scribe wired back In his story that Boody could kick per fect dropklcks from forty fifty and even sixty yards OUL the New York slickers thought he was kid ding Won Championships Boody won the State champion ship for Waco from Abilene in 1922 almost single handed scoring two perfect dropklck snd a touch down He mad the crowd gasp with a winning dropkick from the forty vard line that went straight and true between the goal post and soared so high that a man standing on the top row of thn end zone bleachers had io stretch high into the air to catch IL 1 Carlton Skipper waa ths out standing guard in the dlMrlrt from the first game until the last He spent most of his nights In rival backfield wrecking plays before they could get started BUI Athey cam Into hhi own In the final weeks of tho season and crowded Skipper for top honors at the end Rennie Pnarch was a terror nn defense Kslrt Warn although he didn't start the game He x't the same kind of performance In several other contests Hirddog Smith handicapped with Injuries overcame them to help make the i center of the Waco line hard to crack and Gillespie Drug Store The ganie lx tn bo played rMav night Doc nt McGregor Kickoff time will be nt No reserved scats will be sold hut the east stands at the McGregor radium will bo rcserv for Mexia fans These stands have a seating capacity of 1100 Qwn Dogs in ilm of coon dogs blond hounds on the trail of the imt girl and some fast moving shots of fox hunting are included in a short entitled 'Running the nt the Wnco Thentie tbimigh Tuesday Want Wilson I the narrator Him also show the training of beugies Texas Assistant Coach Due for Quarterbacks or the Inst meeting of the year the Downtown Quarterback lub members nnd gm st vvll) xoe the moving pictures of the Texas Oklahoma tilt which was staged at the Cotton Bowl earlier in the year This Is the game over which there has been so tnu discussion of the work of Jack Cisco Head Coach Blair Chcrrv of the Sugar Bowl bound Texas Long horns was to have been the gue' of the club but because an appendectomy Assistant Conch Buddy Jungmlchael will substi tute for him 'Die session will be at tht Raleigh Hotel starting at 7:30 BH1 Davis waa a ablfty runnernd eanetant threat la tha Carsl raaa attack Kid Jahnaon was the Temple line hacker and place kicker Ha cauld aiaa pans In great styla when called upan Gene Maunder Jelned AtaUeawerek In giving tba Waxahachie crew a powerful graund game He ripped ene lino after another to bite In lending Mollenwerek some strong support with the offensive chare Jack Brawn also showed late of power with hi emaaliea Waco had all tarts of trouble keeplag Mm under control Be did severalthem Many football fans think John Drew Johnson of Waco's 1921 1922 1923 teams were the greatest high school back ever to trod a Texas gridrcn A a fan of today looking back over more than thirty years of coaching I think he was too Any time this great runner broke into the secondary with onlv the safety man between him and the goal line he srored No one man standing between Boody and paydirt ever tackled him Double Safety Used requently the defense employ ed a double safety to stop him He would then go between them or feint to go between them leaving them standing helplessly He had to be stopped near the line ot scrimmage here he could be piled up without gaining running room ew players ever had much luck tackling Boody around the legs He used a vicious stiff arm which rammed would be low tackler Into the dirt while hl high churning legs never iot thir footing When he was downed it usually took a high shoulder tackle plus the assistance of at least one other man grabbing for his legs After being tackled he had a peculiar way of drawing up hi leg and pinning his arm snugly to hir chest while holding the ball tight ly Thu he rarely fumbled protected himself from any rough nave cook Of Junior College Championship Tilt HILLSBORO Nov 29 The Texas Junior College Athletla Conference championship game will be played on HllUburo'a razier ield next week Coach Lloyd Raymer of Hills boro College called the flip of a coin with representatives of South west Texas Junior College of Uvalde to bring the game here Uvalde clinched the south zona championship lat week Hills boro won the north zone crown Ttianksglvlng Dav with a 190 de cision ocr Henderson County of Athens Coach Raymer and Assistant Milton Buchanan will scout Uvalda at Corpus Christi and make ar rangements for the championship game Two weeks ago Hillsboro Col lege signed a contract to play Northeast Junior College of LSU at Monroe Lx Dec 12 In the Junior Sugar Bowk Good tackles were not too plen tiful and selecting the best ones was not an easy Job Conawny the massive 226 poundcr made the team Inst year nnd wns better this season ew rivals were able to move him aside with their assaults at the Hillsboro line Casner was not a flashy but con dstent player He Is alo a big boy weighing 216 pound Casner started slowly but finished strong nnd Inck much being a good a Conn way Marchbank wns a veteran In the Waxnhachie forward wall and one of the lenders In helping the Indian make their great rec ord Bittner bruising plaver on defense never turned In a badei formance Although Baylor wax beaten In llauataa Saturday It haa been a much better seaaan for the Bears They wan four straight games to start the year and have been rug ged rivals far every other confer ence team Young Roh Woodruff did a splendid Jeb In his Rrt sea sun Baylor will bear watching next year Jinx Tucker sports editor of these newspapers will be honored on the Orchid to pro gram over Station KWTX at 2 o'clock this afternoon Sryernl nuttnndlng xits figure the SotiHiurs have written tfl nnlal which will be included on tho program I slty nf lexns In the crucial game With the clock ticking the game prison the Mustangs had to away Johnson passed to Halliday UCLA In California There for the score which tied the count) Eagles and Alvarado Clash Hera Thursday Th TY71J Iaa Hr I fore SMU was able tn tall and The Valley Mills Encles Cnurh several time early In the third quarter seemed due to unit fhehMri nitrt i game away being down on 1I 1 Strict It title SMU three due largely to a Pony I 'T0'1'1 nC uf Iv year fumble but SMU got out of that 'cot the unbeaten and un hole came hack to take the leadl scorcd on Alvarado Indian for bi as the third quarter closed It district honors at Municipal Sta looked like a certain 13 12 victory I dlum here Thursday at 7:30 for SMU with three minutes tol play and then seemed a certain) The Eaqles paced by the rc 19 to13 TCU victory with less markable Jerry Mullins and James than two minutes to play Shular whoe gridiron feats op Bast at Sesiaaa and rival fans have com I plained were kept under a bushel TCU played by far It best game basket until too late to give them of tha season It rose to supreme sufficient warning arc undefeated heights featuring Its linn which nr the season ha been great nil season from Komn Over iu tackle to tackle In the backfield Lindy Berry was brilliant and Indians sparked by shifty Pete Stout was a powerhouse It Derrell Maberry at right scarcely resembled tha TCU team an1 Paul Nolen 6 foot of other days In this season SMU lw 208 pound fullhack put then the other hand proved that It District 15 latirr) Inxt wax Ot championship calibre by oeC romping ovr the Graml the manner In which It came back'J'rns 37 when all seemed lost I Bounding out I he Eagles bnck TCU drove 50 yards for the first fleW are 'eix Golden and Cul touchdown of the game featured leiL by a long pass from Berry to Gol2en ls the player who has Bailey on the 13 rom that point ot talk among Valley Pete Stout carried the ball fan hI WMison Ills Im tlmes making a first down on 1 5rove Rasl yaarh the two on the third down and by hpm a Phenomena I then going over for the score oni Brts ground gaining and is the next down a iSrorjnn defense Heretofore A great pas Interception too slow Golden has Browning set up second ot he fasest men score on the last play of tha first In quarter He took the ball near! Stope Big Ones his 25 and raced all the way to the nntn SMU nine On third down with 10 to go for a touchdown Berry faked a pass found nn opening and ran to the SMU two 7rom weichr erwh man of the Vailey Mills crasnea over for tha score lne onc of fhe forWBr1 wnll3 Twa Threats Stopped ln Central Texas 1s Tommy Coir ct I Another whom Valiev Mills hvn already earmarked for second quarter and I Baylor next war center Rufus 1 rn" Nutt son of the high school prin hhJanwya bfL? from cipal He Is the youngest of four ms own 33 got back to his own brothers to play center on Eagle wax crowded back I team is the possessor nf an iron there wheeled away and ran 75 nerve and made a bad yard for SMU first touchdown pass in his entire career SMU went ahead on the last I piny of the third quarter after paya Portion gei ting out of two deep holes early I Timmons (Sonnyl Barnett In the period SMU went 51 yards) I considered the of for the score featuring nacslnfflth fMm rana VfitAeae and running by Walker He pass 1 times found at the other guard rd to the 29 ran to the 25 passed I position rates one distinction to the six and then on two plajs above his team mate ho has went over for the score that put t'lnyed a many a six different the Mustangs In front positions In one game and jdnyed The game seemed over with them well TCU back on Its 20 yard line and Other workhorses In the Eagle 20 yards to go on third down with wall are Tommv Pool and Charles about three minutes remaining to Ravmond Smith at tackle spots play Then Berry shot a Tong and Wayne Brock at the right paw to Bailey nnd he rnn all the terminal way tn th SMU 30 and when Outstanding among tJic reserves taikled latcraled tn Jackson who aa coring fiei nl rvlce are ran In thn StMti elnhf Billy Hole Ifarvnv Mill point Stout scored what looked 511' Travis 'C IL Dansby like th winning touchdown on al Bankhead Biff Barnes lateral from Berry I Darrell ork Burrell Hilton Rnb i Pr' Nall Don Mullin Weldon Gives Ponies Title I Jaynes Gliarl Dansby With less than two minute to JorCi anrt Williams play Walker took the next kick Tickets Ready Monday off on the five and ran to the TCU 36 On third down nllan n' took Johnson's pas and got tn the cimck Wayne nine and then Johnson passed to inluB? nd Halliday for the score which tied Tentlnl Bal: th gnme with 20 seconds re 2" rd and Blltv wfut rnnlning to piny That last touch ot Mtlon Tn lhe i I Lockett and Tommy fspry MRftV ltdl hfli fIvAB Sintll lisvrsv I I I Univ shy In this season will go on aie of 1J1 his coaching masterpiece or Tuesdav OOTBALL 1 Hillsboro Is Site by PAUL TYSON eobt uoaTii st uailt IIUMXU gana: 31 irst dwa 7 Net yard rhlK S3 Net ytd petlag IM erward all anplrd It arward eamglrled a arwarda atereepted Naaaar paat Average distance nnmner ramble ramble last were no breathers for the Mus tangs The Methodists hud their off days or days when their play was not up to their top standard hut these days came when the 0 pusitlon was not as great as it was in the crucial game Crucial conference games for SMU were really those against Rice and Texas Against tnoe teams to his everlasting credit Matty Bell had his team in most sensational form keyed to a high pitch As i sutt lli Methodists made what Is really a great Klee team appear weak impotent and inadequate Bell then saved plays to use against Texas planned Texas for Texas got the jump on Texas with one of pct plays and finally nosed out thnt team which Is perhaps th great est in the nation for the season of 1917 SMU did not have the kind of material to defeat such a ndghty footbnll force as the University of Texas but It did thanks to Maltv Brll nnd his able assistant Mc Adoo Keaton and Rusty Russell ired at A and ourteen years ago Matty Bell was fired as coach of Texas A and because he could not win at a place where he did not have the men Dana Bible his prede cessor had seen the handwriting on the wall down there nnd had moved on When Roll was fired at A and lie caught on as nn assistant to Raj Morrison at SMU in 1934 When Morrison left SMU to become head coach at Vander bilt after the season of 1934 Roll beenrne head coach al SMU and In his first vonr eonch there II gave SMU mi undefeated mi tied tram which wns named tho No I team of the nation and In vited to the Rose Bowl Up until this year that was greatest coaching achievement It wns remarkable job but pales Into in slcnlfleanre tn what ho hn done this year Matty Hell Is HIE coach of the year whether gt Hint honor not He ha done nioie with less It you tear the SMU machine apart and analj ze each grldster making up thnt highly Red nnd Blue machine you will amazed nt the Pony record SMU ha pent tinck In Imnk Wnlkrr He I one ot the four oulRtnndlng backs of ttic nation In Ida 1 year ns member of the SMU Sen TCU SMU Page 3 With the foot hall aeavm ovar for mot of tha boys and the Bicarbo nate League nut quite ready to get under way this Is the time when scribes get together to compare note nnd come up with their All District team We have checked the findnlgs ot our scouts through out ihe droull with the result found below IIMT AfX DINTRICT TEAM John Connell Temple End Deux Conaway Hiliabore Tackle Carlton Skipper Waxy Guard Klchanl Cummin Coni Center Bill Athey Ware Guard Ken Casner Waco Tarkio Buddy Wilson nnla End Claude Klnrannon Were Reek Robby Dillon Tempi Rark Rnbby Mrniiand Hillaboro Rack Richard Waco Rack Henry Ntolknwerck Waxy Rack NECOND AtJeDIMTRKT TEAM Warren oster Hllhhore End Jerne Marchbanks Wavy Tackle Rennie I'oarch Corsicana Guard Jamee owler Temple Center Birddog Smith Waco Guard Charles Bittner Corsicana Tackle Robo atten Waeo End Parks Ennis Rark Pohert Walkr ft burne Rack Carl Gue Temple Bark Kelly Burkhart Corsleana Rack THIRD ALIDIMTRKT TEAM Rlalr Beamon Corsleana End Cnrtis Temple Temple Tackle Gene Myers Cleburne Guard Joe Weatherford Waxy Center Ro Nimmons Temple Guard Bobby Neilson Ware Ttwkle Ititly Pardo Warn End Rill Davis Corsicana Rark Gene Saunders Waxahachie Rack ide Johnson Temple Rark Jack Brown Ennis Bark Buddy Wln of Ennl wa hailed a one of the greatest md In irst Team Needs ive in Backfield Temple and Neilson seldom got any credit but were bard tacklers and steady players In thrlr respec tive tines RIH Rharpley of Corsi cana was al" a fine tackle Ma were Jim Owens at Waxahachie ami Buck Maee of Cleburne who was out of the Waco cams because of schalastie difficulties has given the school on the Dallas hilltop its first undrtcated team since 1935 when It won from Texas Christian University to go to the Row Bowl As wns the case in 1935 ncn Matty Bell turned the trick this year with material that was not the best in the con ference TCU had lhe better team in 1935 but SMu was the cham pion The University of Texas had the best team In the conference I hl year but SMU is the cham pion Also it is the first chnrn lilonstilp team ttiat SMU ha bad since 1935 Best In Emergency It Is a team which has been at Its best hen the emergency was the greatest Undefeated teams in the Southwest nre few nnd far be tween Some of our truly great teams jiavc not been good enough to stny undefeated through sea son of play TCU bad a mightv undefeated and untied team in 1938 and Texas A and had the same in 1939 Both of those teams were na tional champions Since then we have had a sensational devastat iTL University of Texas team in 1941 and then a mighty Texas University team of 1946 followed by the Texas team 'of 1947 which the greatest University of Texas team of all time but none of these great teams were good enough to stay undefeated for lhe season So now Matty Bell has given the Southwest Conference its first un defeated team since 10lQ UJAV A 4 II Uol Cali lipl kt footballer today however was notl vement indeed even when ready to give up He had ac is 5rcat aa other compllshed the seeming Impossible nund hut several times In this game nnd he nn took charge of the gnme again ft a record He ran the kickoff bnck 59 yards tVaf Is known ai a to the 36 then took a pas from schedule This SMU CUbcrt John th 'rin yrd DDE1 I anrf nn Tn wHHitlAn In I OIA lUH icrence game smu made two tr Ins td California iiiavihi nri ja NMUpraUog Snntn Clara In San inu 13 cisco and UCLA In Los Angeles Ill lit went to Oklahoma to win iroin 1 Oklahoma A and nnd In Dallas won from Missouri team good enough to in from Duke 28 to 6 I UCLA held the Rose Bowl South 3JJ crn California team to a 6 lo 0 i swrv I I No Easy Gniiir I Just liefoie flavin "Uy of Texas In the You have to name five back on tha first team Neither Claud Kln rannon nor Richard Parma can be left off Klneannon wa tb backbone nt lhe Warn team With out him tha Tiger offenae sputter ed and came close to not cneklnc at all an two or three oroaalon Parma was tha lad who Rapt It going with his fierce line smash ing and marvelous defenaiva play Woodruff Does Good Coaching Job The district race wa one of the although the Buckaroos hi OKNUINt UR ill Mtork or MeaMivt aetory typ Equipment Modern 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