The Taylor Daily Press from Taylor, Texas • Page 9

And ci For Over 36 Years Mr Williamson County's Only Dolly Newspaper Serving 60,000 (NEA News Photo Service) NUMBER 252 (Member of The Associated Press) TAYLOR, TEXAS, TAYLOR DAILY PRESS, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1949 PRISONER RECAPTURED AFTER JUMP LOVE SWINDLER GETS MAD (Based on A. P. Reports) Rice Owls Take In a rousing offensive battle, the Rice Owls of Houston turned back mighty SMU in Dallas last night to the tune of 41 to 27. SMU started the scoring early in the first period by getting two fast touchdowns.

The Owls came back to score a little later. The second quarter failed to produce a score a 4 ed 14 the Ponies in the lead. In the third quarter Rice scored three times. The Mustangs of SMU could only score once. In the fourth period Rice scored twice more and SMU only once.

The final score: Rice Owls 41, SMU Mustangs 27. Sigmund Engel, 72-year-old alleged love swindler, right, is grabbed by his lawyer, J. Edward Jones, in a scuffle in the Federal office after Engel was freed on bond in Chicago Wednesday. Engel, following through with a right, objected to guards watching him on behalf of Jones and father, who together posted $50,000 in property. (NEA Telephoto) toward A.

Shinneman, second from right, shows officers the parachute he used in the 2,000 limp he made from a military transport plane, in which he and nine other military pris- being transported across country. Shinneman was recaptured Thursday four hours bis jump near Nashville, Ark. (NEA Telephoto) Cotton Receipts Saturday This year Today last year To date last year life in the service. The guard munity Chest Committee staging combination of Jungmichel and the UT-TCU fracas, pointed out Daniel will be long remembered that Taylor fans can see the in the Southwest Conference. game and have ample time to Jungmichel made a notable see the high school game that war record along with playing night.

Game time is two considerable service football. He Hark and Tom played the 1946 season with the Reserved seats in the east or Miami Seahawks, a professional the west stands may be bought outfit in the All-America Con- from Mr. Harkey at or ference. He came to Texas as from Tom Holmstrom at the City freshman coach for the 1947 National. Ducats for the west season.

stands are going at $1,85 includ- First Game Friday ing tax with the east deal quot- The UT freshman squad will ed at a buck and a half on the see its first action of the season same basis, on October 21 in a tilt with the Rice freshman at Austin. The Houston outfit played a scoreless tie with the SMU frosh Taylor-Killeen At Night The Taylor-Killeen game scheduled for November 11 will be played at night at Killeen, it was announced Saturday. R. L. Harkey, chairman of the Com- Joe Spurlock of Fort Worth, state ecommander of the American Legion will be the guest speaker at the annual joint Installation for the Graham D.

Luhn Post of the American Legion and Auxiliary here Tuesday evening. Commander Spurlock, who will be the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

Stiles, while in Taylor, will speak on and Principles of the American Installing the Legion officers will be L. M. Parker of Liberty Hill, Tenth District vice i mander, and installing the Auxiliary officers, will be Mrs. L. Hofer of Austin, Tenth District Auxiliary president.

Prior to the installation i program, a banquet will be aerv- ed the members of both zations and their famttlM, I 16 WEATHER JHoditil tm and Vicinity: Clear iSuyidayUeChangeln fair Warmer Sunday, the north and cen- SlJnday afternoon. teco Sh and warm- BIBLE VERSE Look unto me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth; for I am God, and there is none else. 45:22. HAROLD JUNGMICHEL L. M.

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