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-THFI WACO NEWP.TRIBÎ NK. PITRMBER -PAGE Double-Header Opens Season Here for Tiger Quint Tonight Paschal Panthers AreOpptmenlsln (lard Dan Stallworth Given New (joose Creek Job GOOSE CREEK, Dec. Melbert (Red) Bale has been named head football coach of the Creek High Rchool with Dan 1 Stallworth appointod director SccKk I liiru athletics. (-owtow Stallworth has been head mentor since 1939. Bale has been assistant lirinhlcrs, oCjlKlUS Goose Creek since 1936 Also Plav Coach Sad Over Chances For Muddy Field two straiRht road vic- over pir-n'-t i- HjcH opfH vf-a-ofm this With a tho hai tTh f'f except for three years spent in the army.

Southwest Heads To Adjust Rules DALLAS. IVc. 11- irne the rules In athletics back to r.mtev! Will fmd the major business Mjuarmi! off with Southwest Conference f.rs* fnllmvmc in fea- committee Friday Warn nt to Saturday In regular wintor mum against the strike-tossinR Tommy Burke and his jjlue-fin- gered catchers. Mihalka and will start the game and probably play of it if their painful iniuries allow'. Hauk received a broken leg in the district scuffle with Fredericksburg.

Nothing Is wrong the Cameron 1 oeinen I Utor (convinced line however, and fans here are 1 I confident it can stop anything the Works Pelmes throw at it on the ground. Strong at every position, the Tidwell Tops On Offense; Mobley Rushing Leader Big Nine Heads Meet To Divide Bowl Swag CHICAGO, Dec. of the Big Nine conference meet tomorrow to draw up Bowling Results MAJOR Tl. ''ft ift-t uff'k to a j.A ujh PantliffK, the Ffline nr.np. in de- ''f thr year for both quints, r.

rarked up a urtam-raiser. faculty committee will i I rencp timaiKa, nnn nirenor Aft to Friday night at 7 and das.si«*st high for- thf ugaii, Saturday morning at 9. At mation In these parts, and T- Ji a- a part of a trifilo- i time the Athletic Di- rourt program at Fair rortors and Coaches association will also hold its regular meeting. Some of the war-time rules still are bemg used and the committee will adjust them to current conditions. for Battle Against Favored Mart Panthers CAMERON.

Dec. 11 Jack-Hon, plg.skln profes- of the ('ampron Yoemen, was convinced the Friday 1.1th jinx was working overtime today as he kept one eye on the weather forecast and the other on his stingy Yoemen foruard wall has shoved all rivals around the field consistently to swing many a verdict In the favor. Eugene Charles Riola, Jimmy and the rest are raring to get at the touted Panthers. loudest cries are for a dry field. His attack features lots of wide open stuff which mud limping backfield aces.

always handicaps. A little goo The Yoemen are party of the added to the various ailments of flr.st part in the super-duper foot- his offensive hot-shots would just ball struggle of the year on Tem- about render his offensive efforts Woodson field Friday night with a lease on the Region Eight room the prize. Party of the second part is the famed aerial troupe of Mart, top- ranking class A team in central and favorite to stop the Milam county wonder.s. Jack.son had lost one of his fanciest steppers, Billy Hauk, for the season. And two others, Hihalka, field director of null and void.

Should It develop into a head-knocking defensive duel, the edge would probably go to Cameron, so maybe not so bad as Jack-son Insists. At any rate, Cameron rooters refuse to share any of his a two-year football schedule and slice their half of the Rose bowl Milk Plant melon. 1 Compiling the football Auburn rreshman for 1948-49 was expected to take up most of the time. Observers believed the confer- vel Finishes Ahead of Bobby I.ayne on Individual Play program had of its stars. Broun all-stafr- pprformi'r, nf fhf- i up li'd with Big John Ma.K>r start Per' HouKh, Hollis Chatham and Thedford against Ph- fl! tonight.

This the rom- ration he is counting on to bring speed demon, are nursing leg bruises which may keep their offen.sive efforts to a mini- Notes From Gridiron By JINX Editor Smith quit as coach of another dustric! crown, al- IJniversitv of Francisco, promise's not to be next will be the coach year 'I has Boston Yanks, a pro team. a -1 cfmrh and jf movies do not gel Herman I to a bid. Smith might get him Hengals re- Boston. tf, a vkirmish with t'f Bulldogs, who Fi iday. 20, for a these two.

Warn make thrir third in Big in invjia- srh tournament, -h Pairings tn- no! vet announced. are of the opinion that Ernie Case of UCLA Is the No. 1 quar- terbark of America, and that he should have been on the All- America team. They may be cor- Hog and Mustang Quints Take Part In Cage Carnival Arkansas Opens lliree- i five and established a ivansasi.lt> runn.n* with the nament Against Ne- hall 227 times during the season NEW YORK. Dec.

11 AP Na- tlon exploitation of the T-formation and the development of called kicking have left college football with few threat men, but there still is at least one player who stands out among the passers and the ball carriers. He is Travis Tidwell, the Auburn freshman, who leff all the backfield men in the nation during the In combined yardage gained by forward pa.s.sing and running uith the ball. Statistics announced today by the National Collegiate Athletic bureau show' that in winning the individual offensive championship Tidwell completed more pa.s.ses than any other player ana finished among the ball carriers in total yardage. These figures reveal that no other ranked among top 20 leaders in both departments of play forward passing and rushing. Mobley Rudy (Little Mobley of Hardin-Simmons won the ball- 000 Rose bowl proceeds evenly among the nine member after of Illinois, the competing team, are deducted.

If so, each member school probably would receive about every year the conference Is represented at Pasadena. Bull, 393; Hut 35T. Pepper, Koppm, Wit. Hattte 25T5 Ink. I'lllie For Highland: 101.

Etta Mae Brown TexM Textile Berkriuui Realty C'o. Raleigh Hotel Johnson, m. Lumpkm.Murphree. Yvimna f.rave.N rxvj, Johnnye nipe. Juanita Pruitt, For Brazelton: Dell ..1 Louise Tavlor.

Mvrr i L. Howard Dry neaner.s: Tommie Pat 315, and his manager, Lucien Roupp, who will leave France Saturday, said today 501. Chester Donald, liKM.RAI. TIKK I.FAi.l F. led In with 572; Biliv L.

SiUiit two E. 5-4: Evans, 166; CDs: t'avten, 435. Tommy (ieorge. Harris, iil: Charles Barnabe, leading boul- King, Ja. John Hall Hank 4H5, t'Ao with scores of Itii), the Dual tirip' J.i 221 and 2.17.

Alex Blackwejl also Returns Home 11 I the city for eai. con- i. of With a rington. champion sensational b27 senes for raves. .151.

C. Ph.Pips 43. B- his great rwire with a Dual C. fL getting 201. 215 and Kobinsim, (I A A.shrraft.

51H. Ben TVI. T. Filhour. 3S2; NL Chazanow.

472. The leading Angelo 407 ican debut by defeating Ceorgie Abrems in a lO-round bout at Square garden last Friday. Champs of Three Continents Name(f or Turf Classic ading Angi Cafe team lost ground in Highways uon from league race by losing three In a tho Dual Crsm. row to but 432: Campbell, 4 Redden. 443.

George had a 559 series, and Lefty For Dual Joie Braden. G. firubns had 540. Gu.s Koppa. 511; Herbert.

21)5. A. Jeffrevi. Nick 4.T1. Barber.

'I'he Raleigh Hotel team had Dual two frtvn a chance to go the the Hopkms. 4U: lead by sweeping the vMfh Tli'Xt'a'. Rlrhardji. Berkman Realty, but Raleigh Mall. For Dual only one game, and therefore re- Dennrs.

Hnlcomb. F. mams one behind In the race. 'Fhe 342; H. Durkin, team, however had a great 27.11 R.

E. Ruble bowled 592' with scores of 202. 222 and IBS. i wMii 11 I 4 came in with a hiss-j MIAMI 11 AP carrving title for the second liushcr, teiing Bill Mav had r.lenn Dodgers Sign braska This Afternoon KANSAS CITY. Dec.

reel but i UP Big Six ba.sketball teams, plus field on the All-America, and they usualy go to the stars of the teams. ThLs year the thiee teams on their records were Notre Dame, (Jeorgia and An old Baylor fan writes In Army. Stars of those teams got Frank Bridge.s as the coach for Baylor. He no doubt would be far better than mentioned, such as Ed McKeever, Cornell coach of this year. McKeever recently resigned as the coach at the Ithaca institution.

DANCE TONIGHT TERRACE CLUB hv noVI.E BRrVK TrXAS aji4 UMI O. N. Redman In the following ver.se: university also had one in Bobby out! out, for all of the backfield places, and you cannot get away from the fact that Glenn Davis, Felix Blanchard, Johnny Lujack and Charles Trippi were all great backs. My opinion Is that Trippi was the best of the four, but there happen to be more than four All-America backs, so there are not enough places for all of the stars of that calibre. Texas roa A nr 41.

timr DANCi TONIGHT TRELLIS COURT ORIGINAL Ml'SICAL rLAlM of ilST 2 -MM for TICKETS NOW Lobby Panthers, my friend. will their reign of terror end? They dominate w'hole southeast. ITpon all foes they make a feast. 'Fhey skulk about through stately pine. i for a certam That flesh for food surely near; Man or beast, none do they fear.

'Fheir skill at leaping through the air Itpon their prey frojn anywhere, Hidden crag or treetop branch. Gives their victim.s not a chance. roam at will In their domain, There also Ls Charley Justice of North Carolina. It would be hard to convince Tarheel followers that he is not an All-America back. He is just a freshman, but during the war days was a star for Bainbridge Naval team.

He ran 68 yaixis for a touchdown from scrimmage against Virginia Virginia Tech. He ran 66 yards from scrimmage for a touchdown against Miami. He took a kickoff against Florida and ran 90 yards for a score, and returned 70 Arkansas and Southern Methodist university of the Southwest conference. opens a three-day cage carnival in Kan.sas municipal auditorium tomorrow afternoon. Known as the "Big Six the show will bring all the conference teams into action together for the first time in history.

Arkansas and Nebraska open the show at 2 p. and two hours later Oklahoma sguares off with Kansas State. Night games at 8 and 9:30 p. Missouri against Southern Aiethodi.st and Kansas against Iowa State. Results of the games between conference schools will not count on official standings in the race for the Big Six championship.

Oklahoma and Kansas, on two of the teams the land, are co-favorites in the tournament and in the conference race. Arkansas. traditionally a tough ba.s- ketball team, Is the highly in the field, although every Big Six team has shown ability to spare in games to date in the young Before Kan.sa.s-ldaho game at I.Awrence, Big Six teams had w-on 16 to 17 games. Upwards of 20,000 persons were expected to see the tournaitient. yards with a Punt for another score against Florida.

He ran 74 yards for a touchdown against the which ends night. Tennessee team, and he ran for 54 yards and 45 yards against Vir- main, ginia. He ought to be a very good Wreaking havoc again and again. back when ne becmes a nenior Through forest plain and three years from now. hill, victims for their kill, Dan Stallworth, formerly an Arou.se.

yet citizens, arouse, we as.sistant coach at Waco High, and urge. I for the la-st few' years the suc- rid our area of this scourge, cessful coach at Goose Creek, has A ray of hope- an ominous gleam resigned to become athletic direc- "the emblem of our football team. The Tiger, a mighty beast of W'hen thoroughly angered, holds coach there. Material this year tor of the Goose Creek schools. Stallworth had great success as coach at Goose Creek.

He is succeeded by Red Bales, the ANTAL DORATI Muftinal WACO HALL full sway. Only death and destruction will a.ssuage The merciless fury of his rage. MONDAY DEC. 16fh PRKXS; Tax Included Main noor: S.60 om i Raleony CHear finally ran out at Goose Creek, and it dropped far behind In the football parade, but in 194.1, 1944 and 1945 the team ranked with the six best In the Emblems of football teams asme. think of something to turn Two vearJ suffered bitter Stallworth will coach the all- defeat.

Victory now, will be no sweet. star Texas high school team that will play an all-star team frm Louisiana in Orange on the night Our faith Is strong, our hopes are of Dec. 20. Phoebe Phythian of high. I South Park and Barron Gray of Our team, we know, will do or Nederland will help Stallworth.

die. I The team will practice Fight hard, brave 'Hgers, defeat at Lake Charles, we spurn fvaid sometime the worm will turru Homer Norton, coach of the Texas Aggies, left la.st night for San Francisco, Calif. Out there he will coach the West team for the annual Shrine game with the East team. The following will represent the conference on the team of the West: Gene Wilson, SMU, end; Willie Zapalac, Aggies, back; Monte Moncrief. Aggies, tackle; Spot Collirus, Texas, guard; Hub Bechtol, Texas, end; W'alter Heap, Texa.s, back, and Jim Sid Wright, SMU, guard.

Dutch Meyer of TCU will be the head coach of tJie South eleven for the annual Blue and Gray game at Montgomery-. Dec. 28. Red Sanders of Vanderbilt is due to be his assi.stant as will Al- Ivn McKeen of Mississippi State. North team will be coached bv Ray Morrison of Temple, Lvn Waldorf of Northwestern and Bo McMillan of Indiana.

Meyer was the conch of the South team in 1912 when it won from the North, 24 to 0. Davis Cup Tennis Teams Set MELBOURNE, Australia, Dec. no official announcement has been made, the makeup of both the American and Australian Davis Cup teams for their match appeared well defined as the result of trial doubles matches held by both squads today. Jack Kramer and Ted defeated (iardnar Mulloy and Billy Talbert. 6-3.

6-3 to virtually assure their selection as the American doubles entry and thus make the American team consist of Kramer. Schroeder, Frank Parker and Mulloy. In the Australian doubles trial Jack Bromwich paired with Adrian Qulst to defeat Colin Long and Lionel Brodie, 4-6, 10-8, 6-3. The Australian selectors were understood to have agreed upon Bromwich, Quist, and Dinny Pails as their team, although the captains will not name their four-man until Monday. State Home Has Feast but he never threw a single pass.

Bobby Layne of Texa.s finished second to Tidwell in both offense and pa.ssing but he was far down among the also-rans w'hen it came to the running game. Tidwell led the pa.ssers with 79 completions in 158 attempts for 941 yards and covered 772 yard.s on 181 running plays to win the offensive title with a total gain of 1715 yards. Layne completed 77 pas.ses out of 140 for lil5 yards and added 338 on 81 ground plays to be runner-up in the overall picture with 1453 yards. Oilnter Third Harry iiilmer of Alabama, who completed 69 of 160 passes for 930 yarcfs, wound up in third place with a combined total of 1427 yards and was fourth among the as.sers but missed the first 20 nil carriers. Charlie Trippi of Georgia was fourth with i366 years 744 of them on 115 running plays and was eighth among the ball carriers but he likewise mi.ssed the list of the 20 top pas.sers.

Mobley took the running title with a total of 1262 yards, failing by a matter of 20 yards to crack the national record of 1281 yards he set in 1942. However, he wiped out the mark of 226 carries set bv Bob Kennedy of W'ashing- ton State in 1942 and now goes into the record books with two standards set four years apart. Yardace Bill Mackrids of Nevada, who completed 56 of his 115 passes up to the post-season game In led the pa.s.sers in total yardage with 12.54 and in touchdown to.sses with 17. His average of 10.9 yards for each attempt tied the record set by Bob Fenimore of Oklahoma A. and M.

on 79 attempts in 1944 and will go into the books as a new mark for passing average on lOO or more throw.s. Victor Clark of Texas Mines had the highest percentage of pa.ssing accuracy, averaging ..570 on 61 completions in 107 attempts. Eight players threw ten or more touchdown passes. They Include Virgil Eikenberg of Rice, and Al Johnson of Hardin-Simmons, II each. series.

Carter had 21fi and 24S A T9A A 11 foF I4 ARCADIA. Dec 11 1 Rutherford. 579; William Bell, 5ai; An- International field of 125! jylius Ihoroughbred.s, including the cham-! ('larence Lessard led the Tex- plons of rnhod a 'n. and South America, was nominated I Baxter. 466; I.

today for the 10th running of the For Brown' Express the leader Santa Anita handiran Allen with 582. He got Anita nanoicap, tne worms Barnes. richest horse race, on March 1. Martin. 488; A Koppe.

Giving the field the greatest In- 499. with 212 In second; Garland ternational flavor of any major turf event In the years of racing history, were 22 horses from Brooklyn Vice President Bill Cox disclosed England, Ireland. Argentina and I Reed's Flowem Chile and 105, including 82 Warren Signs winner.s. from the United States. Foreign horses have won the imn Blue Bird Ire Creaifi event twice.

from ...1 won In 1935 and Kayak II from i ai in A.vsault, the triple crown champ- great 547 with 182. 199 ion and greatest season's; a 166; Colleen Staton. money winner in turf history; 406; Poston. 40n Bu.sher, the world's leading money winning filly and Armed, the handicap king, headed the U. S.

stars who were named for the of a and a quarter. Wilma Hallmark led Pepsi-Cola with a 501 series, getting 148. 1M5 and 168. 43iV Gauntt. 403; Tommie Haves.

458. Warren: Eva Bush. 40l; Doris finrf S'tiir Manning, 407; Marjore Astroth, Fa.st and fair, who ran a dead 473. Thompson. 401.

For heat with the English derby winner, Alrbourne, and was third in the famed St. and Radiotherapy. one of the foreign leading three year olds, were regarded as the foremost English entries which al.co Paperboy. Jury Box. Majosta.

Fair Truckle, War Again and Almar Great Fairth and Ragamuffin, who were among six Irish hor.ses recently flown here by air. led the contingent nominate by Irish breeders. Reed's Flowers: Lillian Greenwald. 460; Milam. 425; Margaret Henderson.

406. M. L. Evans. 4R1.

Culllgan: Juanita Nelson. 4.57; Rene Strother. 440; Knowles. 1.52; Mae Studer. 4.57.

For Blue Bird: Frankie Davis. 44. Elizabeth fjiura Cot ti.n. 177; Ollie 486. with 20.1 in the third.

Twiijoirr i.KAr.rr Pepper Highland Tl. 1 IMII nm I I7H.1 12 in Field Adrogue. Biscailuz, Battant, Ex celenta, Solano and Plover from the Argentine and Olhaverry and leaners Olavarria from Chile give America the large.st representation I Jordan it ever has ha din the race. Only four two year olds were Marlin Jordan: Jewel nominated Milkwagonjoe. Step-: Ducas.

father. Yankee end Seargo French, 'Favlor. 197. The field included 12 fillies and Checker Emma mares in addition to Bu.sher. Wilson, Julia Athenit.

Be Faithful. a I a. Honey Moon. Happy Let me- i now and Monsoon among them. An NOW An Theatra iJiHr D.4Y Corinne Luchoirt In PRISON WITHOUT lARS' STARTING FRIDAY An r.irlUac Stm "Hop Horrigon" the With WiIJJAM RARRWEiX JENNIFER HOLT CHAPTER NO.

1 A Mad Mission It was the largest field ever nominated for the race, surpassed only by the 134 named last year. Murray State (Ry.) 49, Texan Aggies 46. Tulane Johnny city recreation superintendent, was principal, speaker at the football 51 Mrphen F. held at Waco State Home Wednesday evening. Coach Mason was unable to present awards because the jackets for 17 lettermen did not arrive.

They will be given at a later date. Morrow stre.ssed the need of better personal feeling between coaches, players and officials and pointed out it had improved in recent years. Stiteler CO.VTINlîBl» FROM PAGE ONW MUSIC HiADQUARTERS THOS. GOGGAN BROS. SOI TH ElOHTH HTREET WACO SYMPHONY MAX REITER, CONDUCTOR WACO HALL-TONIGHT 8:15 P.

M. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM FRANCES YEEND SOPRANO and the APOLLO BOYS' CHOIR PRICES: $.1.60 at Austin Avenue, Phone 6ft? (Irid Debt Nearly Paid LAWRENCK, Dec. 11 i UP Memorial stadium, the big bowl on Mt. Oread here, will probably be of debt within the next year, Earl L. Falkenstein, bu.siness manager of the University of Kansas athletics department, said today.

He announced that the stadium $225,000 and as much as $113,000 two years Is down now to a Tatum To Be Speaker TON, Dec. 11--AP Jim Tatum, head coach of Oklahoma university, will be the principal speaker for the annual Paris High school football banquet the night of Dec, 20. words they have In my behalf. It me feel great to know that they have hat much faith in my ability, and certainly I would never want to get in a Austin 40. 51.

Brown 42. Fordham 64, Iona 51. Syracuse 7.S. Boston V. 46.

Princeton .59, Rider S6. Rice Plans Plane Trip To Orange Bowl Scene MI A.MI, 11 AP The football team of Rice institute will fly to Dec. 26 for their New day foot bail game with Tenne.ssee In the Orange bowl, Emmett Brunson, business manager of Rice, here today. Between 1700 and 2000 students and of Rice will come here for the game. Brunson Coach Jess Neely resumes American 40, Johns Hopkins tarinine of his squad tomorrow and will bring 40 players here for X.

fCarolina 44, High Point 41. Clemson 58 SO. Kansas 42, Idaho 28. ornell 50, Niagara 45. 78, Marquette 40.

Williams 85, 26. Columbia 67, Kings Point 34 Lawrence Tech 74, Ferris W'. Virginia 76, Carnegie Tech 87. Revenge Is Kevnote Of H-S Oagers ABILENE. Dec.

II IP Revenge is the keynote with the un- the game. Brunson said. LAVEG TOUAIf "GENTLEMAN MISBEHAVES" iTODAY AT VOI THEATR WACO musical I NO VAN JOHNS KEENAN txSO lOON iCUGAT-LOMBARDOi is mn ind ORCH COAARO. MARIE ARNOLD MMC novf ON I wouin wani to get in a Hardin-Simmons cage team position where I might let them shootinc for a place the "im Mnonc the Bordor liar athletic policy at Bavlor. I do not think that I could do ju.stice fhJfr to the Jch if I wrro Hocted Cowboys on their hwls.

desire 1o he withdrawn from any Opening ronference P'fv -'-tv nic'ht asrainst the University 1869 JhrtKularJpeopie. consideration for the job. Choice of Wacoant Stiteler has long been the choice of the football public of Waco for the place. Over 90 per cent of the fans of this city wanted Stiteler for the job, and Stiteler stated that it was to these fans that he was sending the above message. While Stiteler he did not i know what happened in meeting he figured that the delay meant the present athletic setup i at Baylor would continue with the exception of the head coach and one assistant.

do not wish to infer that some of the coaches there nov' are i not capable and that I would not have retained of them had I been appointed, but I still figure that in taking over a job a coach should be in complete charge and that is the only way I would consider the po.st,’* he declared. day night against the University of New Moxico at Albuquerque. Coach Bradsbaw says he has height and reserves like never had before and things are looking up. MiELROSE V. M.

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