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WACO SUNDAY TRIBUNE HERALD NOVEMBER 24 1935 Bears Hold Ponies Scoreless 3 Quarters Only to Lose 10 0 BASEBALL MOGULS MEET OR HOT STOVE PARLEY Ult' eta US ootball Bands butf Are Scouted As Scott Wit Calif also contracted Gasta the and the Missouri Battles oe best back on the tne and get The out extra Baylor Play by Play 4 SPECIAL zi to SJ2S DR THOMAS MURRY i INSURED NT to to charge for a Wallace the Eakaaeet aroaallly Hia In or four thunder galloped 0 blue Jerseyed proceeded to for the first lltt fie ea I OV fro ourt JP) eigl rent of In re on restore pleasing eontoar at joath Most brstlfl lifelike plates Saale down who himwith i tt ark tl fro id is his team mates where he wanted path cleared he the of the ortn lutn anch a acki tugh dace th flm ther hin fie ar O' Beane with Once PLATE RESET ick Per toi Mttac Pot carrisd the ball to line but there ths the game closed awith Bill Wallace keep Rice out of stormed threats quarter the fin crossed away into the shadows of posts Bears driving in after Lutz recovered a fum Arizona Triumphs ALBUQUERQUE Nov 23 The Wildcats of the Univer sity of Arizona unleashing an aerial attack featuring their sharpshooting quarterback Ted Bland defeated the University of Arizona Lobos 38 to 6 to climb into the Border con lerenca championship here today Louis detroit heavy Isadore Gastanaga of BAILOR Wray Buchanan Heynolas bimpson Wilfung Withams KuisH Gernand Masters Braaeil the wav line contest for and the Long just too bad for Sammy help today than was all over It took Villanova Is Victor PHILADELPHIA Nov 23 The speed and spirit of smaitly coached football outfit proved too much for both the heavy snow and the highly favored Temple university manpower as the fight ing 'Wildcats rallied in a second half outburst to urn in a 21 to vic tory Big shots of baseball got together at Dayton for the 34th annual meeting of minor leagues Manage CnarleyGrimm of Chicago Cubs Is shown in conversation with Casey Stengel (center) manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Jack Lelivelt manager of the Los Angeles Angels (Associated Press Photo) COLUMBUS Ohio Nov Something new in scouting at foot ball games occurred here during the Ohio State IUinois struggle when Minnesota on both the Buck eye and Illinl musical organizations George Agaard drum major of the Minnesota band was sent to Columbus to the two bands and tfe take notes and pic tures of the performances for use in improving the Gopher organiza tion 'US the count is 14 to 6 Tear Defense to Shreds was not long after that touch three were He several Bruins Short Stack ties Light i weight Allow pr set maitleatlos down Smith added cior a few minutes later after inley had punted over th Baylor goal line SUNDAYS 9 to 12 Thankirlvlnr Over Pipkin Drug Co to1 Austin HOURS: 8:30 to 8:00 Office will be closed al! day rivue iuq One Day Service or Out of Towa Patient Ha MalntaLa Our Own Laboratory Ace of AerialHeaves Gives Rice Problems in Attack Too Difficult to Solve CONTINUED ROM PAGE SIX The staged section halves bands Stanford Topples Golden Bears By Couple of Scores ind Be Riot at Goal Post Results After 38 to 0 Contest With Battle Raging for an Hour ime dow angir It was a down tha field to Bob Wilson on the Pony Duke Is Champion KALLIGH Duke University won the Southern conference football here today by defeating North olina State college 7 to 0 in every quarter State Duke's goal line scoring failing twice in the second when passes slipped through gers of Staters who had coal line and were from the Duke secondary defense Chicago Marches Over Illinois Eleven 7 to 6 CHAMPAIGN Hl Nov (UP) Jaw Berwanger closed his Chicago university football career today in a glorious triumphal march against I'linois that ended in a 7 to 6 vic tory for the Maroons A crowd of 12000 saw the game Berwanger playing his last game for the Maroons took one of Les Lindberg's punts in mid field and danced through an Illini field as bis teammates formed an interference ahead of him Ken Nelson Illinois end caught him from behind how ever on the one yard line Illinois' line held Warren Skoning on two attempts to cross the goal line and the ball was given to Ber wanger who plunged over his team mates and Illinois for touchdown Berwanger place kicked th winning point Bobby Grieve in the second quar ter made a 30 yard run for Illinois' touchdown Berwanger had punted to the oO Lindberg backed away and shot a 20 yard pass to grieve who took the ball on his 30 and outdistanced Berwanger in a race down the side line Lindberg's place kick was low and wide Cardinals Regain Rose Bowl Hopes and Tie for Pacific Coast Con ference Title 30 yard line The little lad gathered in the pigskin and cut tor tne west side line terterence cut Baylor players ing down on down the field dangling at his heels Buchanan finally brought him down on the Bruin eight yard line Two Plays got three yards and then Maurice Orr booted his field goal Wilson also occounted for the Mus tang touchdown Near the end of the final period Lloyd Russell got off another splendid punt to the 29 yard line There was Wilson to take the ball He took it proceeded to dash up the side lines to the Bear 44 Smith cracked through for nine yards and Wilson shot a short pass to Stewart for a first down on the Baylor 33 Bob Turner tore through for anoth er first down on the Bruin 23 Smith Jacked only a few Inches of making it first down on the Baylor 13 and then Wilson faded back and shot a pass into the arms of Smith who was standing across the Bay lor goal line waiting Jack Rabbit made the catch for the touchdown Orr added the extra point and that was tne oail most at a took The with Tigers Get New Prexv MIAMI BEACH la Nov 23 Walter Briggs Detroit indus trialist today assumed the presidency of the Detroit American league base ball team succeeding the late rank Navin Briggs this week purchased Navin's half interest to become tha club's sole owner decision Th 70 Yard Run Triumphs SAN MARCOS Nov The North Texas College Eagles of Denton featured a 70 yard kick off return by Johnny Stovall to defeat the Southwest College Bobcats 6 to 0 before homecoming crowd tonight Stovall made his long run the only sensational play of the game as tne second nair started Bobcats failed to threaten AfTV Giants Buy Pitcher NEW YORK Nov (A The New York Giants announced today the purchase of Pitcher Dick Coff man from the St Louis Americans and the outright sale of irst Base man Joe Malay to the Little Rock club of the Southern association Jim Titrney secretary of the Giants declined to name the amount involved in either deal Governor Gets His Buck DEL RIO Nov riends here of Governor James Allred learned today that he had killed a ISO pound eight point' buck while deer hunting in the Big Bend coun try of southwest Texas The governor's party will return here ednesday when Allred will be honor guest at a banquet This Association offer thrift plan under ederal Government Supervision It appeals to ths small saver and the large In vestor Every shareholder participates equally In dividends tn propor tion to what he has paid in Special bonus paid on regular monthly savings advantage Russell had Jy out of bounds on the Three plays later with penalty the Mustangs down on the Bruin 38 again thrown back and got off a poor kick the ball sailing out of bounds on the Bruin 26 Two plays netted only as many yards and Russell again punted straight into the arms of Bob Wilson He caught the ball and ran it back from his own 29 to the Bruin's 44 Smith plowed through for 9 Wilson then passed to Stewart for a first down on the Bear 33 Three plays later it was another first down on the 23 With only inches to go for a first vv uson passed to Jackrabbit for a touchdown and Orr the extra point Score The game ended STANORD STADIUM Nov 23 Powered by eight "vowing in a crushing of fensive team Stanford humbled University of California 13 to 0 to day to regain its Rose Bowl hopes and a tie for the Pacific Coast conference title The victory gave the Cardinals a tie with California previously un beaten and untied and University of California at Los Angeles for conference championship 90000 Witness Game Ninety thousand fans watched Stanford team rise to magnificent heights pushing over two touch downs in the first quarter after being rushed its own goal The Golden Tackle Larry ble by Jimmy Coffis Stanford safe ty passed and slashed their way to the 12 within the first five minutes of play Then Right end Henry Sparks big sophomore getting his baptism ot fire as he replaced the injured regular wingman Jack Brittingham tried a field goal from sharp angle The bail sailed low and and wide ot the uprights Bobby Grayson All American full back crashed 25 yards from his own 2G on the next play The Stanford march was on in exactly five plays the Indians marched to the 19 Then Robert "Bones'' Hamilton and Grayson teamed carry the leather in seven plays the two yard line Aggies on Leisure COLLEGE STATION Nov 23 The Texas Aggies preparing to fight it out with the Texas Long horns Thanksgiving day for the Southwest conference cellar position took things easy today The Aggies spent most of the time in the lecture room going over de tails of the attack they intend to use against Texas on Kyle field next Thursday An hour was spent in dummy scrimmage Louis Bout Scheduled HAVANA Nov 23 (UPJ Mike Jacobs Twentieth Century club boxing promoter today completed negotiations for a Dec 29 fight here oeiween joe weight and Svain He signed a lease for Tropical stadium and also contracted Gasta naga for three fights in America in the event he whips Louis Ja cobs and Julian Black one of co managers sailed for New York tonight danger with bruising runs but the rogs used questionable generalship in passing on fourth down near midfield end the ball went over on downs The quarter closed after th Owls had carried it to th rog 36 yard Un The rogs took the ball on down early in the fourth period A bit later the rogs got a tough break A Christian player Was off side by a couple of strides after which Baugh passed for a 52 yard gain and a touchtown but it was of course called back so Baugh fired again and this time it was to Roach for a gain of only 30 Clark ran nin yards but instead of trying to make the yard as the Rice defense crept in Baugh fired a pas over the goal line to Meyer who had slipped across the goal line so far away from all blue jersied stars that it did not even seem the Owls were trying to block it Goa! was kiejeed and the count was 27 to 6 Clark Intercept Pas Tt was not much later when Clark Jl Hugs nanp I and when Rice got it back Lawrence intercepted a lateral on the Owl 23 yard line Baugh passed to Meyer who raced to the four yard line On fourth down carried the ball over by nearly a yard not even tailing to tne ground until half1 the body was across the goal line The official made one of the many mistakes in placing the ball during' the afternoon and gave it to Rice inches away from the goal That deprived the rogs of an earned not that it made ariv particular difference but even the Rice fans in the press box wr disgusted over the balance of the game found sues running over the Owls they could not go when a gain mignt nave meant a score McCall former Masonic home star on several splendid runs at one time near the close the Owl 15 yard attack died and few play later doing much to further danger threat by intercepting a pass and running it back to the Bruin 24 Russell Get Off Long Kick Then Russell punted beautiful kick sailing Nov 23 iUra 1935 title Car The after when rogs Cauley Early in the period a for ward from Wallace to Sylvester and a lateral to Neece got 24 yards After another first down had been made another pass Wallace to Syl vester to Neece put the ball on the 10 yard line Here when Rice was down in pay dirt it lost its scoring chance on a 15 yard penalty After an exchange of punts Rice got the ball1 in midfield on an intercepted pass by Witt Wallace immediately raced for 23 yards Three or four plays later Wallace raced across the rog goal line and got a per fect pass from riedman right in his arms for an apparent touch down but Bill rom Eagle Lake dropped it as Rice stands groaned Jimmy Lawrence carried it out of The rest of the quarter was a punt ing duel with Lloyd Russell making the best run of the quarter when he darted around the right end for a first down on their 43 after he had taken Smith's punt on his own 26 and run it back in great style to the Bear 46 Just before the period closed both teams passed on every down but all of them went wild or were knocked down by the secondary defense There was not much to this quarter but we are giving it to the Bruins by a very slight margin Third Quarter The teams punted back and forth the early part of the period with having the advantage be cause of the presence of Bob inley in the Pony lineup To start the quarter off he put the Bruins in a hole by booting one far down the field to the Bear 3 yard line Lloyd Russell managed to get it back to the 13 Russell was forced to punt after two plays and got off a beauty with John Reynolds tearing down the field to down Bob Wilson almost In his tracks Two plays lost 13 yards when Buc hanan broke through to toss inley for 12 yards after Burt had lost one inley then booted out of bounds on the Bruin 29 After Bob Wilson had made it first down on the Bear 44 several plays later inle got off another beau tv to the Bavlor 5 Russell wriggled back to the 15 He again punted after two playa had made six yards and Wilson took it on hl own 22 He darted for the sidelines and was not brought down until he had reached the 36 Smith then went off tackle for a first down on his own 47 The Ponies bogged down again when th Bay Just When 8000 ans Had Their Minds About Made Up Would Hold Mustangs to Scoreless Game Maurice Toe and Bob Eel Hipping Save Undefeated Record Owls Passed Off Their eet When Baugh Hurls groaning In dismay On and on went but thundering behind gain ing with each step were two blue Jerseyed stars They finally knocked down th white jerseyed star on the 11 yard line after he had returned that kickoff 75 yards That was th tlpoff for the kind of game it was going to bo The Owls called time out to gather their forces together after that first offensive exposition It did not help Jirmjiy Lawrence took the ball darted toward left end running wide He seemed headed off for a loss but no he cuts back crashing smashing along and there his interference had formed to block out the struggling sons Lawrence then lope across the line score of the game The Owls then took while McCaulev and touchdown twins drove right down to the roggie 36 and there a wild pass was intercepted by Lester The rogs made a first down and then Baugh tried his first pass Tt was completed to Lawrence for 20 yards but he fumbled and Wallace recov ered for the Owls Referee Stop Drive Referee Sweeney stopped this drive not the rog team Right down to the 20 yard line went the Owis with only inches to go for a first down McCauley dived over for a half yard but Sweeney did not place the ball at the further most point of progress and let it go over on downs a splendid break for the rogs The 'Owls got the ball back in mid field and now they cracked down the field for a score A pass from McCauley to Sylvester got 15 1 Three plays made it a first down on tha 24 McCauley and Wallace drove furiously for nina yards each and riedman' dashed off right tackle for the score stand ing up Try for point was blocked by Baugh and the count was 7 and 6 Just prior to the close ot the quar ter Baugh made a quick kick but it took reverse English and bounded back toward the rog goal Then on a bad pass from center Rice lost 11 yards a break which was the turning point of the first half The rogs got the ball after a punt on the Christian 35 yard line The aerial fireworks were now put on display there goes Baugh fading back He passes to Lawrence and it is good for 12 Look going to pass again but no it's a the Owls are on their heels and Baugh smacks through for 9 Down the field roar those rogs Reverses line smashes whirling they 'place it on the Owl 30 yard line The at tack bogs down for a brief moment and once more Baugh fades back Like a rifle shot he hurls the ball over the goal line Jimmy Lawrence reaches up takes it over his and it's a a typical Sam Baugh touchdown Goal is kicked and Ji MOOO One Tremendous Lunge With one tremendous lung Gray son smashed through the California line and over the goal line 'End Jim try for the extra point was good Tha score climaxed an 80 yard march in which th Stanford backs sitted through the Bear lin secondary almost at will Demoralized by this sudden versal the Bears lost the ball their own 30 a minute later when Quarterback John Meek fumbled and big Wes Muller Stanford cen ter recovered Grayson passed to Coffis who lateraled to Sophomore Quarterback Bill Paulman to take the ball to the 12 Coflia grabbed a reverse from Grayson and spun over the goal line on the fol lowing play to decide the Moscrip missed the try point ive times in the game passed and punched their staniora zu yard they hurled seven forward passes in a desperate only to nave Stanford's linesmen and secondary bunt receivers out of the plsy or ride them out of line for any pos sible attempt to take the ball irst quarter kicked off to the Bears who were defending the south goal and the ball was put in play on the 23 yard line On third down Lloyd Russell punted poorly out of bounds on his own 40 yard line Jackrabbit Smith made two yards and then Bob Wilson pro ceeded to lose 20 yards on two plays The punt was killed on Baylor's 22 yard line Bubba Gernand then tore through the great Mustang forward wall for a first down on the 43 Three plays lacked only a few feet of mak ing it first down on the 47 and Lloyd Russell punted it out of bounds on the Pony 23 The Mustang offense bogged down and Smith got off a nice punt to the Baylor 25 where Russell was downed by Maco Stewart SL end Lloyd Russell got off a beauty which rolled across the Pony goal line a few plays later Boh Wilson galloped around end for a first down on the 33 two plays later Here the Baylor line crashed through to smear the Mustang plays and Smith punted to Russell who signaled for a fair catch on the Bruin 29 Three plays made it first down on the 41 Several plays later the quarter ended with Baylor in possession of the ova) on the 39 The first quarter went to the Bears by a goodly margin They smeared play after play for the Ponies Second Quarter Baylor started th second period by cracking through for a first down on the 36 Baylor could not go and tried a pass It was Intercepted by Smith who lateraled to Wilson It was not such a good play as Bob was downed on his own 17 by two or three Baylor linemen We carry a complete uoe et TRUSSES eSMomioal Delta eiastle aoeiery area eupportera etc Pri vate tltunj room Expert titter Subject to your Doctor approval WILLIAMS DRUG STORE Professloaal Balldin bone st Ohio State lag Lifted to Top Of Big 10 Masthead Kansas to Tie MEMORIAL STADIUM? COLUM BIA Mo Nov Missouri university pulled abreast a favored Kansas State football machine here today then maintained a valiant de fense to get off with a 7 7 tie The Wildcats capitalized a break in the first five minutes to put over their score Jim Edwards piled over from the three yard line and Paul anning capped off the effort with a perfect place kick Missouri struck its touchdown height in the third period when "Texas rye lofted a pass that settled in Garmin Henderson's hands as he crossed over the goal line rye booted the goal CONTINUED ROM PAGE SIX finally tore down the uprights at th south end Michigan defend ers managed to save the goal posts at the north end An hour after tho game spectators were still on the field engaging in desultory fight ing Sad Day for Michigan It was one of the saddest days in the 56 years of Michitgan football history for the Maize and Blue Combined with 40 0 rout of Michigan last week mas sacre plunged the Wolverines to the lowest gridiron depths ever experi enced by them Never before has a Michigan team been beaten by such top heavy scores on successive Saturdays Michigan was pitiful before the merciless attack of the Buckeyes which kept the Wolverines almost on their own goal line all day Only once was Michigan in scoring posi tion and that was in the first minute of play after recovering an Ohio State fumble on the Buckeye's 19 yard line Michigan invaded Ohio State only once under its own power reaching the 41 yard line on passes in the third period only to lose the ball on a fumble Riddle Michigan Defen Ohio State using all the gridiron magic for which Coach rancis Schmidt is famous riddled the Michi gan defense for a total of 447 yards 295 yards on running plays and 152 yards on passes The Buckeyes had two touchdowns called back because of penalties and squandered half a dozen other scoring opportunities in one way and another Ohio State's first touchdown cli maxed a 30 yard march with Dick Heekin plunging over the 2 yardhne Two minutes later Tippy Dye staged his spectacular 70 yard run direct ing traffic as he ran by pointing to his team mates where wanted his It down when the rogs got the ball on their 20 yard Jine Most any team would not be in danger on its own 20 but it is dangerous to give those rogs the ball even down town Now they are tearing the Rice de fense to shreds from the ground Jimmy Lawrence dashes through for 15 yards Manton cracked the left side with sensational blocking for 30 Clark on a reverse ran for 15 more to the Rice 20 yard lin Again the running game bogged down so in his cool deliberate fashion Sam Baugh drifted back again took aim and fired It was like shooting tame doves on a telephone wire Across the line raced Meyer the Waco boy and reached up to take the perfect pass over his shoulder for the third Yog score That was all there was to the first half from a scoring point It had produced four touchdowns It pro duced a number of sensational gains after the fourth score but no mor serious scoring threats McCauley and Wallace had been taken out just before the close of the period The first downs were 12 for Rice and It for the rogs which is quit a number for one half Tough Breaks for Owl Owls got on tough break another in the third quarter they roundly outplayed thewithout the services of Me ield Goal Late In ourth Opens Path to Victory ederalSavings LOAN ASSOCIATION WACO rankha Av Pfen 19 Offtcara aad Dlrcton Braselton Praidnt Richy Vic President Gate Vic President Blllh R4HtofVTYn Dero Wood Tidwell Brisco A Goldstata Hick When Ton Buy BuUdin and Loan Buy irst ederal Saving and Loan ritory Such offense would have tended to keep any other great team in a hole most of tha afternoon It bothered the rogs just about as much as you could bother an ele phant with an air rifle Jimmy Lawrence would take the old oval for a run or two carry it out ot danger and then along would coms Sam Baugh with one of his passes or perhaps two but on was gen erally enough to completely de moralize the Owl defense Then for a change Sammy would fake a pass and race through the Owl secondary That rog team would usually take about three plays tu gain more ground than the Owls had gained on a dozen and let it be said again that Rice usually did ex ceptionally well on its dozen but what we are trying to tell you is that what the Owls did do paleil into such insignificance when com pared to what Baugh and his mates did that it is hardly worth men tioning 4 McCauley Suffer Injury John McCauley Ince's power house went out ot the game in the second quarter never to return be cause of a head injury and he played' magnificently while in there He was a battling bruising sensa tion All America Bill Wallace played practically ail the game and never did a player shine in better manner in smashing defeat We dare say that Bill Wallace played the greatest game of his career this afternoon He was a demon on the defense a raging speeding offen sive sensation He had the drive of a locomotive The manner in which he stayed on his feet as he drove through tacklers was a reve lation to the 20000 present They could do naught but admire the gameness and the remarkable ability of this star from Eagle Lake or take Sam Baugh but then you can't take hiih wont let you We can take him let him matriculate at Baylor and make of the Bears a conference champion in one short year that is if we could get him If we had our way about it we would trade you a football army for Sam Baugh He's the greatest passer that ever lived He is the greatest football player alive today We thought he was a honey when we saw him against Baylor We thought him a marvel when he went to the box against Texas for that's what he is a baseball pitcher with a football Instead of a baseball but we seen a thing until we saw him to day He was a marvel of effi ciency He made the Rice defense look even worse than the Baylor de fense and Texas defense against passes It seems that any kind of opposition is just a work for that young man and an easy two hour day at that He is the nearest thing to perfection that we have ever witnessed on a gridiron It was a great game today until he started passing just as it was a great game until he started passing against tne Bears horns then it was Plenty of Help Sammv had more he has had before this season Jim my Lawrence who has always starred against Rice did not fail to today He was a tower of strength ali the way a sensation from start to finish Next to Baugh and Wal lace he was the field With his bruising runs and terrific power he tore the Rice line to snreas He Owls when he had the ball a half dozen to bring him down As this game started the writer had a severe headache Not less than 20 seconds later 2000 fans who had made the long trip from Houston to ort Worth for the game had a more severe headache for it took the rogs exactly that long to the first score JL Steyer Gets Honor Th play of one youngster there today was quite a surprise to every inhabitant of the crowded press box The greatest end on the field was not the heralded Roach the brilliant Walls or the consistent Sylvester The honors went to your old friend Meyer Waco boy and nephew of Dutch Meyer the coach of the team He was sent in as a substitute The fact that he is a nephew of the coach is prob ably the reason he is a substitute or the day he was an all confer ence wing There was 'not an end in his class on the field He gave the greatest exhibition of end play that We have gazed on this season His snatching of passes was re markable but it was his defensive play that made him the star that he was He went under the thunder ing Rice interference to get the ball carrier He raced from behind to get him He played in the nice backfield all afternoon He was 165 pounds of football dynamita that ex ploded with practically every play put on today Even the marvelous powerful Darrell Lester played no better game than did young Meyer today and Lester was his customary all America self Rice had tha kind of offense 1Vnl it expected to have this afternoon It made 20 first downs and 20 first downs are quite enough to defeat most of the fine teams of the land but 20 first downs were not enough to cause elevation of an eyebrow on the part ot the rogs today They did so much more with 16 first downs that the Owls had about as much chance as a dead leaf in a cyclone An Amazing Start The battle started in most amazing manner Dutch Kline took the open ing kickoff darted out in daring fashion gained momentum with each step ran with sensational power and speed to emerge in the clear with beautiful blocking Away he raced with the crowd on its feet roaring its approbation or DR thomas3iu5ry Personally In Charge si On Gum LJke Plates: a good III plate I (J By OSCAR LARNCE Tribune Herald Staff DALLAS Nov They say the Mus tangs have the greatest football team in the United States today but for almost three quarters here this afternoon 8000 fans saw the Baylor Bears who have always been tough for smother everything the mighty Ponies had to offer In the way of an offense and the fans were I beginning to doubt if th lvn would get out with a score less tie Wilson Save the Day Th final score was to be 10 to 0 in favor of the Mustangs and their followers hav little Bob Wilson to thank for th victory It was who turned the tide in favor ot Mustangs with his returning punts Morley Jennings said Bear would play their best gam of season today against the Ponies as they hav don in the past He knew what he was talking about The Baylor line outfought and out charged the forward wall for the entire first half and most of the third quarter Every time th Ponies got the ball they looked up to find Earl Wray John Rey nolds Buchanan or Simpson waiting there to throw them for a loss They lost plenty of yardage for the day On two or three occasion the backs were tosed for 10 or 12 yard from Where they started with th ball They tried to cut down the Green and Gold stalwarts with their block srs but were always thrown aside and brought to the turf with fierce lacKies Playing Inspired ootball Harry Shuford the pile driver th 1 ikfield was not th game but it probably would have not mad much difference for the day Tho Bruins were playing in spired football on this occasion He would have probably joined Jack rabbit Smith Shelley Burt Bob in ley and th other? in being smeared before he had time to get his hands on the ball securely That was th kind of a gam the Bears played It would be difficult indeed to name an outstanding star in the Bay lor line Thera was Earl Wray who has been a substitute most of the year crashing In to break ud reverses and straight away power plays There was John Reynold st center He tore through th Pony interference and blockers with the power ot a steam engine and cracked them with jarring tackles There wa Shuford McDonald another sub stitute who went into the game at tackle' and played as he never has been known to play before There bhortstacR Buchanan at guard who has plaved in brilliant manner all season There were Ken Clark John Williams Suitcase Simpson and three or four others Bochey Koch put a line on the field today which all but whipped the mighty Red and Blue forward wall's ear down It was a tough game for Baylor to lose and was not i line's fault Carl Brazell shared the glory of the day with the linemenH backed up the front in magnifi cent style He tore through Into the Pony backfield went back rushed forward roamed to th right and to the left to have a part in every play Demon on Defen Bubba Gernand and Bob Masters at halfbacks were defensive demons Lloyd Rusaell was a star at the safety position both offensively and defensively The Bears did what nobody else has been able to do this season with any degree of success: shackle the greatest running back in the coun Bob Wilson Ot course he broke loose for several nice runs but on the whole he was smothered like all the rest of the Mustang backs He was thrown for one or two losses of at least 10 yards and stopped at the line of scrimmage time after time The game is a tribute to the splendid coaching abil ity of Morley Jennings He had his boys playing their hearts out They had been doped to Jose by at least three touchdowns did not use their second string to de feat the Bears as they did Texas and one or two other conference op ponents They had to leave their first string in there most ot the time Gernand Masters and Russell did some nice work on the offense for me tsears Gernand had a world of drive as did Masters Russell tore into the Mustang line with all the force he could muster and it often carried him for substantial gains He got off several nice punts Hi passes were wild but he was rushed off his feet most of the time Orr Lead Mustang Wall Maurice Orr 220 pound tackle of the Mustangs led the Ponv fowrard wall in halting the Bruins The Hills boro lad tore the Baylor blockers to bits bs he crashed in there to throw the Bruins Johnson also played a great game as did Maco Stewart Bill Tipton and Baker who played most of the game at guard lieu cf Iron Van Wetsel Sanders playing left tackle in place of Truman Spain th Ponies hid for an' all America berth Sanders refused to be moved back or taken out The Bears could not gain a yard over his position for the afternoon Jack Rabbit Smith was a star from whistle to shot in the Pony back field He plunged the line and ran th ends in sensational style He snatched the pass which made the Mustangs' victory secure although it was probably not needed Crr's to was all the Mustangs had to have to win After he booted his field goal they became a different ball club Bobby Wilson turned the tide for the Mustangs about four or five plays before the end of the third quarter The Ponies had punt ed to the Bruin 10 yard line Lloyd Russell had wriggled back up to the 20 Two plays netted only two yards and Russell's punt was par tially blocked by the line men going out of bounds on the Bear 35 with the Mustangs getting th ball Masters stopped this Sooners Win Team Race MANHATTAN Kas Nov 23 Although Bill Wheelock of Kansas State placed first the Okla homa Sooners won the Bib Six two mile team race today finishing with a low score of 31 to 36 for the Wild cats Third place went to Iowa State with Nebraska fourth Missouri fifth and Kansas university sixth Each school had five men entered game colorful parade ever football game in this place between the and Baylor Joe Collects and Rill xscya ana tne neo fiauads bands of several Dallas high schools attired in their brightest uniforms inarched up and down the field North Dallas Dallas Tech Sunset Adamson Woodrow Wilson and Highland Park aiding In staging the snow Tipton Sanders WeUcl Johnson Orr Stewart Russell Wilson Turner Score by periods 8 0 0 Baylor 0 touchdown Smith point after touchdown Orr field goal Orr Substitutions: Acker Phillipa Stufflebense Ranon scottmo Weant Ranspot Sprajue inley IL Burt Gore Bavlor: Clark McDonald Heussner Cloyd Kriel Blue Klmbriel inley Bartoah Manning Referee Boynton WHliamsi umpire Hart Texaa head linesman Winters (Ohio) field judge Utay (Texas A lor line smothered them on everv play they tried and inley kicked to the Bruin 10 Russell got back to the 20 His next punt was partially blocked but Baylor turned back the Ponies when Masters intercepted a pass and ran it back to th 24 Then came the break which defeated the Bruins Russell punted to Wil son on the 30 Little Bobby cut for the sidelines His interfer ence formed quickly and ha raced down the sidelines to the Bear 8 be fore being brought down by Buc hanan ourth Quarter Ort the first play of the final period Maurice Orr standing on about the Bear 15 yard line booted a perfect field goal to put the Ponies in the lead by a score of 3 to 0 rom here on the Mustangs rallied to have the punted poor 49 the aid of a had a first They were Smith Dr MURRY Stands Between You and High Priced Dentistry Every day people eome to this office who have failed to receive proper and satisfactory attention elsewhere Dr Murry Invar! ably endeavors to create a plats that Is 100 satisfactory for these men and women many of whom have been years striving I to obtain correct dentures JI 6 Well Squads Tl 4gl I I I 4 JSf 4gl I I.