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SfT 1 PAGE 10 II A WS-TRI 0 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1022 Crippled Bears Country Williamson Star of Big Clash Ralph Pittman Scintillates With Run Through Team; Bradshaw Is Missed hut Bears Play Right On; Will Enter Turkey Day Battle Without Defeat By Jinx Tucker Newf-Tnhune Sporting Editor STILL WAT EH, Nov. 18 Williamson, the 195- pound Baylor lad that made Fort Smith, famous, slashed and crashed the Baylor Bears to a brilliant 10 to 0 victory over the Oklahoma here today. Baylor missed Wesley Bradshaw, but Strickland proved a genius in generalahip, and Ralph Pittman, who played half in lieu of htriekland, turned in a magnificent game. Baylor has not played a better defensive Ramp this season, and it is due to the great game along this line that the Baylorites will go into their Thanksgiving battle undefeated in the conference. The end runs of the Tigers were smeared, their aerial attack completely halted, and their record for the day was four first downs, and not once during the entire game did the fighting Stillwater eleven, spurred on by 3000 partisan fans, carry the ball within Baylor's 40-yard line.

Pittman Dashes 43 Yards It was Cop Weathers who by a pretty kick from placement in the second period the Bears a lead of three points which grew bigger and bigger as the stubbornly fought contest progressed. Ralph Pittman had a large dish in those precious three points, which for a time threatened to be the total for the day. Standing on his own 30-yard line, Gaddies of Oklahoma punted HO yards to Ralph Pittman. The punt was low and Pittman, catching the ball on the run, zig-zagsrcd his way 43 yards before being downed on the Oklahoma 25-yard line. Then up stepped Williamson to play a stellar role.

In two plays be carried the ball 19 yards to the 6-vard line, Blailock Touchdown Thrown Out Defeat Oklahoma A. Crack Badger Players Aggies Win First Conference Game Over Owls 24 to 0 to News-Tr COLLEGE STATION, Nov. IS The Texas won their first conference vietory of the set son here this afternoon defeating the Riee Owls by the spore to 0. It was a name of old time football with the Aggies playing supreme in the of plunging the line. The right wing of the Owl line absolutely defied the at taeks of the Farmer backs but aft er a fearful pounding through two quarters the left end of the Owl line battered into resistibility and the Aggie backs piungoci through in the last half of the game for three The lone counter of the firnt half was; a field goal made by Morris, gie halfback, Interest Shown There whs little manifested in the game from which Kim probably from the made by In the ffrnt ter.

only down being made by both A. and that i one In the minute of quarts i whin Ottl to Millan The line held eilffly that On a blocked punt A and recovered I all an 10-yard and failed to pat it over Th? quarter lift better I to credit teams, Not mn in that period ell down bv either team an football, The Aggies taking halt on lti. 20-yard at beginning attempt- and M. 10 to 0 Comanche Winner In Texas Students 710 3 Protest Action On Post Season Game tlpectal Nee IS tmtwpm Brady und Hrownwood railed off on account of a muddy field eonwnclte deft Junction by to I. W.

and J. Loses To Pittsburgh U. FORBKH F1KI.D. PITTSBU Htlll, vjnv jx famed W. and J.

football mar undefeated for two eea- glVed a coat of here today by of team, The final 0. relative of the Pittsburgh In period Warner a second team but and nm.b no headway, Pittsburgh 14 and W. and 5. ferrili Is Winner Over Chickasha 10-7 ClCARD IIOIII KL.I», WISCONSIN When Miehlgan met WtMtmtln thej men of Yost Kcre up agsinst a stronger line than they had any yenr The Une outplayed who ma of Rollte of backfleld No er in the shown to batter advantage than Ouard Ilohfeld, a strong bid for All- DA 'si I impri iU I In every game, and made many of tht sensational American honora 13 to Bui Michigan won ed a which inter by Okiahoms, 7. The Newa-Tribune Nov.

I ft Terrill 10. Terrell showed wonder- over pant First was reeult of o. over tackle and end by and Nelson. On line perfect Ntlaon lonjf a muddy field. Saturday Results SOUTHERN S.

M. U. 0s Arltanaat, 9. Baylor, tOj Oklahoma A A 0. A 24; 0.

32; of GUARD CH RI8T A SKN, WISCONSIN Coach John Richards of such a fine array of th he often at a to whom he call upon. One of linemen making a Btailoek made a touchdown on the second play but the referee ruled that had blown his whistle as Blailock was halted on the BBBBB 5-yard line. The Bears were then held for the ball going PliiK P'lCCPC mere on the line. Gaddis punted I aooCo to Strieklantl who returned five. Tanner and Williamson made a first down, hut now the local defense stiffened and Weathers dropped back to the line to make the goal from placement for the first score of the game anti the only three points of the half.

The touchdown which brought the score to 10 came in the final period on as neat a bit of field generalship as has been turned in by Baylor this year. Strickland was downed after receiving a punt in mid-field. Then came the first sustained drive of the game, a drive for 50 yards and a touchdown. Williamson made three and a criss-cross Fullingim who played brilliant football all the way id for regular work GXiard aanaeft. who been showing unusually well.

He got a chance to his worth In the all-important game with Michigan Saturday. S. M. U. and Baylor Resolution Praising I Settle Down For Waco High Team Turkey Day Game On motion of W.

F. Sonneman following resolution adopted by the Waco Rotary club: When the Waco football for the current year is recognised by the people of Waco and on through made a five. A trick pass, Burch to J. Pittman, gave the Bears a first down, and then Williamson reeled off eight. Tanner made a first down.

Baylor was penalized five yards. On the fourth down with five to go, a beautiful pass was completed, Tanner to Williamson, which carried the ball eight yards to the 6 yard lice. Pittman Over for Touchdown Here the line of the Aggies stiffened and withstood two direct assaults. Changing his tactics, Strickland sent Ralph Pittman crashing through for five yards on a split buck and the same play netted a touchdown on the fourth down. Not an Oklahgman even so much as touching Pittman.

Strickland kicked the goal. The Oklahoma team launched an aerial attack following this score and completed its only pass of the game for 22 yards and a fake pass on which Gaddis carried the ball gave the locals a first down on the Baylor 45-yard line, which was as close as they came to the Baylor goal during the game. Here the game ended as Kirk intercepted an Oklahoma pass on Baylor's 40-yard line. Kirk Plays 8uperb Football George Kirk never played a better game in a Baylor uniform. His defensive work was superb and he was a terror on the offense.

Kirk aided the back field to a marked extent in breaking up vaunted aerial attack of the Oklahomans. IJ intercepted two of the three intercepted by the Bears, B. Pittman catching the other from a sitting posture. Of the 15 passes attempted by the locals only one was completed and that for 22 yards toward the close of the game, deep in their territory. Baylor tried six passes, three being grounded aud three being completed for a total of 33 yards.

It was the consensus of opinion here that the Oklahoma team played its best game of the season today. With two weeks rest th-e Aggies were primed for the Bears and fought every inch of the way. Captain Etheridge at tackle played a stellar role while Gaddis also turned in a well played game, both on the offensive and defensive. Tanner, Pittman and Striealand did the punting for the Bears, averaging about 35 yards, while Gaddies of the Aggies had an average of about the same distance. Not Punt Blocked by Either Team Not a punt was blocked during the game by either team.

Baylor suffered only 10 yards in penalties, white the Aggies were penalized 35 yards. Sweeney and Jaeobson turned in the best offieialed game in which the Bears have taken part this season. Baylor made only one substitution during the game, Hartzog going in for Goodman in the first quarter, and the former played a brilliant game. The Bears will leave Stillwater Sunday morning arriving in Waco about 7 o'clock Monday morning on the Cotton Belt. Special to PALAS, Nov, 1ft --With thsir semifinal conference games both out of the way now, linyior and Southern Methodist university down Monday afternoon to the 10 of the of throughout for their meeting here at as being one of the best which Waco high school had, and; Whereas, its efficiency and skill and high class sportsmanship is due In a degree to capable efficient and untiring of Coach Tyson Fair park stadium on Thanksgiving day, the classic of the southwest this year by reason of the big Issues at stake.

An interesting feature of game to football fans who have followed the progresa of the two thta year th. peopl. of MX the of Rotary club are f5H' gene.ats. of duly appreciative of the high class Sto lenwerck of 8. and clean pursued by the Waco Lach Is the mainstay and high football tftim, and espe- standing star of the attack of his team rtally so as same was exhibited In the scoring power upon which the recent contest with the foot hall each team relies for victory.

of Alien academy under the most Bradshaw, playing his first game aggravating and trying circumstances jBaylor in 1921, was the practically In which memberi of the Waco unanimous of for All- team proved themselves to be clean, Southwestern and in view of upright and honorable and re- veteran ability and cool judgment fleeted In the highest degree possible fin running team will outrank honor and credit upon and Unwerck probably as a signal caller upon school which they with most of the men who do and to citizenship of their town picking this year. But it looks to therefore, be It resolved by side Judgment If it will be impos- the Botary club that we express to keep from ranking Stollen- Coach Tyson, and through him to the tverck who like Hradrfhaw Is an all- of the Waco high school hail tram our and our heartiest appreciation for their in building up a football team in of lattva offensive we all feel the highest of prl piaypfg will be the big thing and that we tender them heartiest F-ach is an excellent commendation. field runner and equally good "Heaolved further tha a copy of ut going into the line or skirting ends round football player, at sOtne place in the backfleld But aside, the who returned a safe di from his goal the nest play punted and a. and received on her SO-yard line. Olll passed to Mnrris for 27 yards.

Morris placing the ball directly in front of the Rice goal and Just is yards from the goat lina. Morris then kicked a goal ft -m field. Stage Comeback Farmers came back with determination in the second half, McMillan. Nfon Miller and Ottl following interference of Ryans, Short and gason broke down the of the right end of line and put over Morrla k4 one goal and McMillan kukt'd two for the points touchdowns One touchdown was made in the thirl quarter and two in the last quarter. One in the last quarter made after Iflble had I In a new line and practically a new back field The first touchdown early In the third quarter.

and received I punt on Otlt passed to Wilson for 20 yards and the remaining made through the line by straight play Miller carried the ball over. Start With Touchdown The fourth quarter was practically Initiated with the Aggie touch- I down. Forgaaon Intercepted I and carried the ball to 2 vard line. Miller and 10 yards through line and passed to Wilson over the A long right end run by GUI and gatns i through right tackle by GUI, Millar and McMillan brought third touchdown McMillan carried the ball over. The RICE: Ends, Campbell Willts and Bickfardj Heflin; quarterback, Wilfordj McGee and fullback.

Simp- A. ANO Wilton Evans; and Short; and or a son; canter, Eitt; quarterback. Morrts; halfbacks, McMillan and fullback, Gilt. and M. used no until last few of play when an stmost new was sent in.

substitutes tn half. S. M. U. Is Defeated By Arkansas Squad 21 Nov.

university resolution be spread upon the minutes of the Rotary club and a be fur- nlshed to Coach Tulane Fails To Stave Off Defeat Ry Press NFW ORLEANS, Nov. down to but a hollow shell of its real junior college strength, Tulane vainly tried to off the onrush of University of Florida football team at Tulane stadium afternoon, and down to defeat by a score of 27 to The hammered down the lighter Tulane men into submission and then started an aerial attack that completely routed their opponents. When the final whistle there was hardly a regular Tulane player on fteld. nearly all of them going out through Injury or exhaustion. and Both are although in respect Bradshaw has had the edge this year and both are dangerous field goal kickers.

is with Bradshaw, but Stollenwerch. who was a high school star at Waxahachte two years ago and Played with the 8. M. If. Freshmen last fall, has had a atartllngly good year this season.

And it not he forgotten that had experl- Ratterod ence prior to entering Baylor with a By The Associated FAYETTEVILLE, Southsrn Methodist defeated by the of Arkanass today, 9 to 0. The tesm was never in reach of the Ar. ksnsss goal, and S. M. U.

was unsbla to msks through ths line. The ftsld muddy snd both sides con- fmsd efforts to straight football. It ths Muetsngs' first conference defeat. Victorious Iowa Team Noses Out Ohio State ictory By The Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov, today defeated Ohio State, it to S. It was the Buckeyes fourth defeat of season by a western conference eleven but of the greatest football battles of year.

Ohio touchdown and field goal, while lowa went over for two falling to kick goals both times. Rich featured for Iowa and Workman for Ohio first in America tn a cargo of ass at of the negro in Howard Payne By Forward Passes Beats T.C.U. 26-14 By Ths Associated Prsaa FORT WORTH. Nov. IS.

Howard college of Brownwood, through a ssrlsa of dassling forward and of broken field run ning, took fhristlan unlver atty eleven to a 2S-to-14 cleaning hare this afternoon at Panther park before the largest crowd of year. Uheaney and Henderson were the outstanding stars, men tearing through the Christian defense after re ceivlng passes or btaaklng thSough broken field and tmlsting their waysfo long gains. Adams, southpaw passing star, featured for locals with huf pretty heaving of pigskin aud hard Bus bucks. Ledoux Knocks Out French By The Associated Prera PARIS, Nov. Ledoux.

hantama eight champion of Europe, tonight knocked out Oecrge French of Kngland, The fight lasted three rr Missouri Wins From Washington By The Associated Press COLUMBIA, Nov 1 university overwhelmed Washington university of St, tn a Missouri valley conference football game here today, to 0 A iter the quarter in which neither sldo Missouri never in danger, although Washington at times put up a stubborn defense. Tulsa normil, 14 Howard Psyns, 20; Cheietisn university, 14. Simmons collsgs, 13; Osntsl Baker collega, 0. Centsnary, 3S; Univsrsity of Louisville, 13. Flonds, 6.

Mississippi A. Jk 7 1 Louisisns Ststs university, 0. Alsbsms, Kentucky, 6. Maryland Johns Hopkins univsrsity, 0, Tsnnssses, 18; Sews nee, 7, North Carolina Ststs, Techf 17, South Carolina, 29; Oavdaon, S. Vanderbilt, 12; 0.

Dallas university, 13; Southwest normal, 27. West Virginia, 13; Virginia, 0. Birmingham Southsrn, Mississippi, college. 6. WEST University of Southsrn California, 14; University of Idsho, 0.

Creighton, Michigan Aqgtss, 0. Northwestsrn university, Monmouth, 14, Oberlm, 0. Ohio State, lowa, 10. Kaness. 39; Colorado, 6.

Notrs Dsms, 32s Butlsr, 3, Nebraska. 21; Ksnsss Aggiss, 0. Missouri, 27; Washington, 0. Chicago, Illinois, 0. Michigsn, 13; Wisconsin, $, Lelsnd Stsndford, of Washington, 12.

Univsrsity of Orsgon, 10; gies, 0. EAST Cornsl! 48; Albright, 14 Syrscuse, 14; Colgsts, 7. University of FsnnsyIvsms, 7j Psnn Ststs, 6 Dsrtmouth, 28; Columbia, 7. Andover, 3. Prmcoton, 0, Willisms, 27j Amhsrst, Q.

Lshigh, 6: Lebsnon Valley, 2. 37; York university, 0, Tufts, Msssschusetts Aggies. 2. Boston 13; Csmsus, 7. Georgetown, 19j Buokneil, 7.

New 13; Boston univsrsity, 13. V. M. 45; Georgs Wsshington, 0. Susquehanna.

31 Haverford, 10. of Philadelphia, 7j Pann State, fl. V. P. 41; Washington, 8.

and Pittsburgh, 19. High Schools I News-Trlhune Austin Bureau AtHTIN, Nov. The following teams won in their week-end contest i In the race for In the Interscholastic league Amarillo, Oomanche, Waco, Beamont, Del Rio, and ('orpus Chrlsti, These teams along with Floyds da. catine and Cleburne, already district champions, are eligible for bisectional championship next cek. winner Of the Austln-Tsmple game to he played Monday, and the winner of the to be played Wednesday, will also be In line for bisectlonaI The following have scheduled from the office to played not later than Nov.

2S; Flov dada; Springs, ine Rio-wintter of Austin- Temple; Hrynn-Beaumont. Results Denison 12. Amarillo 23, Pampa Del Rio 10, Eagle Pass fi; Comanche 7. Junction Waco 12. Milfnrd Corpus 20, Brownsville Beaumont 12.

Port Arthur fi; Beaumont (Houth Park) 13. Houston Heights 12. Special to News Tribune Nov. IB, in- diirnation has been manifested among students of University of Texas at the decision of the athletic council asking tha ifencral faculty to take action to permit the playing a post season game with Havlor, in case both the and the Beara remain undefeated after Thanksgiving, Members of the committee appointed at a meeting of studenta Tuesday afternoon to push for a post game little hope Wednesday fhst the faculty can ha persuaded to take fa.ornble action the proposal following unfavorable report of the athletic council. member of the council declared at meeting Tt: night that not 10 of fPWty found who would for game stated Wednesday that, although estimate might been a trifle too he confident the ropogul will by a large majority tn hat it taken the heada of sth- letlc ci undl and directly to the general faculty.

Wsnt Decidsd Whatever may porttlon by faculty, the opinion of the student body and the squad, through the and meeting Tuestlay, fsirly In demsndmg all nei steps taken to prevent the conference championship's being left undecided for two years Wiliam Mctllll of student metnlter of athletic council who led the fight for game, for Captain wen of In that the he en a chance to play a game that would not leave the undecided to by the facuity of the council, who outnumber the upon tajurv to of a (prolonged football polnt- jed out that mid-term In the come during the week tn which a game would have to be played, that fail term In the academic the following week After a fotir debate behind locked council voted to reject the of a student meeting for a game with lor, and the students who had waited 1e the meeting room learn outcome went In disgust. An editorial sppesrlng In the Dally Teisn Thursday morning condemned the athletic council for Its action. the opinion of the Tesan, the decision of the sthletlc council not to a game. In the event thst conference championship undecided, not even to request general faculty to cor sldgr to the rule sgainst games, a very unwise and undesirshle disposal of the matter "The public meeting and other activities of in favor of proposed game to determine rham- have not, however, been entirely in vain means have claar- ty Indicated that students snd players nre In fsvor of a game; and if champion Is to remain undecided, it will not be through or of student body or Wonder Team Of Nebraska Wins By The Associated Press UN'COLV, Neb, Nov. Playing tn face of a aeries of successful forward passing Nebraska crossed goal for three hard earne.1 touchdowns today.

The game ended in a 21 to ft Victory. When game started Coach Dawson, hoping to his first team for the game with Notre I tame, put in a number of men. but the Aggi put up a surprising show of strength and proceeded to Nebraska's territory on first downs, substitutions brought Ne- team back play. This Referee Was on the Job Beaumorvt Winner In Section 14 Schedule llv BEAUMONT, Nov 18 In one of most spectacular ami hard-fought of the Beaumont high this afternoon defeated Port Arthur high school for tnterschoiastlc championship of section 14, the score resulting 12 to I. Beaumont scored In first and third quarters.

white Port Arthur's lone touchdown came Just two before the game ended. Cuno Has Trouble Forming New Cabinet Hv The Aaaociated Press BKRUN, Nov. IN Wilhelm Cuno. the is reported to have written president that he is encountering considerable difficulty tn orgsniaing a cabinet and that it is doubtful whether he will be able to complete ministry. President Kbert, in reply is said to have requested Herr Cuno to persevere in his to bring together a turn-political In a play during of Colorado game, the Interference between Dana arid the man carrying the ball.

Dana was seen to leap high In the air lu order to keep eye on man with ball. He performed feat several times during the ga ma Amarillo High Wins District Title Uy A Is ted Press Nov. high today won dlatrlct title in football by defeating Pampa high school these i played 3 to I tie two ago, and one week played another tie Mo 9 It Pampa. The sartie here today to both the tie and also the district championship. wss 23, lamps Kentucky Wins From Alabama By The Associated LKX1NOTON.

K)f Nov. 18 University of Kentucky Wildcats defeated Alabama this afternoon, to 0. In bitterly football played here this field was a sea of mud Kentucky's resulted from a touchdown by Fuller in third quarter. Held on Kentucky's 10-yard line In final Alabama made a fort passing, but failed. Belgian Rilliartiisl Is 500 To 405 Winner Over Cochran of America By ASMOclatea NEW YORK, Nov.

IK F.dourd Belgian tdlliardlst, today defeated Welker Cochran of America, by a of ROO to 40 In play foc li balk Una chain- of world. lloremsns came from behind at the to win by an unfinished run of 107. It another of and nursing, Otherwise Belgian's was uncertain and ha had trailed much of the time other wera and II aud hie.