Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 11

SECTION TWO SPORTS SPORTS NOVEMBER 6, 1925. HILLSBORO EAGLES FORFEITED GAME TO CORSICANA IT) i SPORT NOTES BY PAUL MOORE Sun Sports Editor ALL AMERICAN FOOTBALL The Eagles forfeited the game to the Tigers today and the team did not make the trip to Hillsboro. According to the football rules, the score is 1-0. The guarantee will be paid by the local team by Hillsboro. The team was disappointed as they wanted to drub Hillsboro, Saturday, Texas is doped to win against Baylor in Austin, A.

M. College ought to defeat T. V. U. and Arkansas and an even of winning against S.

M. out a scoreless tie would not lie an upset of I he dope. Rice should win against L. S. I', in their intersec- I tional combat according to com-j partitive scores.

Temple and Waco clashed in their championship game in Waco. The winner will represent this district in the championship the University of Texas futerschol- asfic League. Another feature attraction in high school circles is the opening game of the famous Dallas city series. Oak Cliff and Forest Avenue high schools clash this afternoon. These teams are premier rivals and the winner of the game Hits afternoon should he thg winner of the city series.

Bryan and North Dallas play Saturday and the winner will meet iho winner of this afternoon's game for the title. com all quarters of the conference come the reports of pessimism and injuries, ineligibles and other dire calamities. However, we wager that the same conditions will net be shown when the teams take Die field Saturday afternoon. Some magic physician or healing power waves a wand and, presto, the maimed, bruised and broken players leap into life and play as if nothing ever had happened in their young lives. The coaches and press agents of the various teams think that they are fooling and kidding the opposition but they are not, they are kidding themselves as the others know what is being pulled as they are in the same game.

Take the stars reported out of commission every week in the Southwestern Conference and you wguld have a team that would defeat any team in the Conference. From the average re "ports sent out from the headquarters of the team, a person would think that the teams could not beat an average high school eleven. THE QUARTERBACK MUST SELECT THE PROPER PLAT 1 FANS MARKING AS NO FORFEITED GAMF.j MEETING OF I. A. OFFICIALS HAS BEEN BED THIS FALL Golf As Champions Play It.

WILL BE TIGERS BY HILLSBORO EAGLES AND RE WITH ABLE TO RUM THE BALL. AGGIES FEAR FOR LEAD WITH TOADS IN GAME SATURDAY College Station, Nov. fi The Texas Aggies left here for Fort Worth where they will clash with (ho 'Fexits Christian University Horned Frogs Saturday in a Southwestern Conference gartie. The continued rain has made the condition of the local gridiron such that real practice was almost im- posHible. The Fort Worth leant is worrying the Aggie mentors, as they realize that the Toads can easily ruin the perfect record of A.

A M. this season. The Vggies will he hurt by the nitsen.ee of Quarterback Berry. Reports from Fort Worth state that Die Frogs will do.tlhtless resort to the aerial route. The Frogs me in good condition and had an easy game last week-end and wil he in the pink of condition.

The Angies experienced a hard game with Baylor. What type of man should a quarter-back he? By HOWARD JONES Coach of football. University of Iowa. Had championship teams 1921 and 1922. Brother of Tad Jones of Yale.

Former Yale football star. The chief responsibility of a quarter-back in football today is to the proper choice of plays, as practically all quarter backs gre Hignal-givt is. The quartet back then must be a mail with a good head, since he must know the value and purpose of each play in order to lie capable of making the pioper selection. He must have the quality of leadership. for the other play; is must have confidence in his judgment.

Physically, lie should have the qualities of a bac kfieid man. Since the pass through the quarter-back is not used frequently as it formerly' was, he can be used as much as any other back as a carrier. (Copyright, 1 92a, Associated Editors. Inc DECIDES TITLE OF Waco, Nov. The Waco high school Tigers Die Temple Wildcats, only undefeated elevens in district of the University of Texas lnterscholuHtic League, battled here this afternoon In their championship game in connection with the Cotton Palace.

A large delegation from Temple was In Waco for this game despite the inclement weather conditions Die game promised to be witnessed by si. crowd of several thousand fans. Both mentors announced that their full strength would In sent into the fray and each were confident of victory. Supporters Will Accompany Bear Team to Austin Game Waco, Nov. Baylor student body will send hundreds of fans to Austin Saturday to witness the clash between the University of Texas Longhorns and the Baylor Bears, The Bears are in good condition for this game and are continent of victory and would welcome a victory over the Long horns as the crowning achievement of the present ili.sasterous season, Th a Baylor fans plan the staging of the famous Bear Franco ydown avenue prior to the game, The Baylor team leaves for Austin late today in busses.

HOMECOMING WILI. DE OBSERVED AT TRINITY NOV. 11 Til HUGE CROWD EXPECTED AT GAME Special to the Knn. Waxnhachie, Texas, Nov. Wednesday.

Nov. 11. has been designated Homecoming Day for Alumni and former students of Trinity University. The Tigers play the Simmons University Cowboys here Armistice Day anil Tiger Alumni from all sections of Texas and adjoining states are expected to he in attendance at the game. Formerly Homecoming Day was observed every other year when Trinity played the Austin College Kangaroos ui Wbxah i hie on Thanksgiving, but for the past two veary these teams have met late in October.

Fof this reason the Homecoming Day will be held when the Simmons Cowboys come here for the annual game between the two teams. A drive throughout the county for the sale of tickets to the game has been started with the Waxa- hsuhie Athletic Association in charge and the largest crowd ever to witness an athletic contest in Waxrihaehie is expected to see tie Cowboys and Tigers play. Tickets to the game will he issued in the form of tags and the week will tdesignated as Efforts are being made to put a lag ticket on the lapel of every business man ar.d fan in Du count y. Red Grange Climbed In Scoring Circles Saturday Afternoon By Associated Press. Chicago, Nov.

fi. biggest day of the season for Red Grunge, last year's leading point winner the Western Conference, netted hint three touchdowns and he moved from ninth place in the standing of Big Ten point winners to third. in points scored. Bo Moiendu of Michigan tied Grange for the day last Saturday, his first scores for this reason being three touchdowns in a hunch, Flannagan of Notre Dame made two aijuiist Georgia Tech, and now leads that team, being fifth in the Middle West. Kutseli of Iowa did not play last Saturday but f-till leads the West in points scored and Friedman lidded but five goal kicks, bis passes of Osterbaan and Moiendu giving them the counters.

Football Results. Texas 115, Wayland College 0. Kemper Military Collage 7, Rock hurst College 0. Oklahoma City Guthrie 0, Wesley 22. East Texas Teachers 2, According to an announcement made tbis morning at the office of the high school, the scheduled game between the Corsicana Ti gcrs and the Hillsboro Eagles in! Hillsboro this afternoon at o'clock has been called off and for felted to Corsicana 1-0 by the an- thorities of Hillsboro high school I The $50 guarantee wil he paid the Corsicana team by Hillsboro.

I Authorities of Hikfliro High school advised local million tin that the continued rain had the field a mass of mud and waP-t and that due to the showing of tin Eagles thus far in the season, a good game won not he offered. This feunouncement came as hitler disappointment lo the local team and fans, as they inten on drubbing the team in good fdshion to atone for the miliation suffered hist season. With Dtis victory via the forfeit route, the Corsicana Tigers lr.iv» assumed a high vlanding in this district of the University of Texas InterscholasfR? League. The Tie.era have a standing of .750 with victories and one loss in four A games. The Tigers wil1 be in second place in the percentage ot the district after the game today between Temple and Waco.

Temple and Waco have two victories to their credit and the loser will have a standing of after to game. This will place the in second p'ttce with victories over Mexia, Emu's and Hills boro. The result of this game being forfeited rtlto helps the Tigers nut HWkslly for their game Wednesday afternoon when they are pitted against the Central gridsters from Fort Worth. The weather conditions were SBcli that only a few fans would have witnessed Die game in Hi Is boro. The Hillsboro team this season is not up to standard of recent years.

Chicago Leads Over Illinois in Games Played for Years The baseball situation in the Texas Association at the present time is at a standstill. Nothing has been done toward the closing the business of the present year no plans have been made ofri- jeially for next season. Dude Ran-1 president of the Corsicana Press. Oilers and champions of this loop! 1 hlcago, Nov. Untversilv for the last two seasons, has Chicago leads a most two to ten J.

G. McIntosh of Mexia. presi- 1 in victories over the Fniver- (limt of the Texas Association, to of Illinois, in their annual football rivalry which is renewed tomorrow at i littois. Of their 2d games unbroken series since two prior to that, Chicago hits won 15. Illinois has won S.

and three have been tied, the including the surprising struggle of Chicago lust fall, to oven the score 21 to 21. Iowa Raekfield Has Edge on Scoring call a meeting within.the immediate future to determine whether the league will function next season and also to wind up the business of this year. Corsicana came through the present season in good condition. The Oilers played to about 50,000 people during the year and won both of the split season. Loejil fans are impatient to know what the baseball situation for Corsicana next season will be.

The Texas Association has finished its third season but the drouth conditions in the central portion of Texas was keenly felt by the Austin and especially. A losing team at Terrell In its first year in organized baseball and Die heavy of building. I he lue brothers and Cory from from Die ground up has proved State holding three more costly. Temple is also peeved by places, with Spears of Drake third, wanling of first half of Dm State trio have on to Die Oilers by Dm National Board when Die Oilers appealed to thtV boat'd after six days had been added to Urn first half. Temple declared tb it no club would be 6HH1YTIH1M Mt AN CWDWHL AMO KNOWING WHEN WMEWt TO By Associated Kansas City hackl'mld slat Valley point holding cot Y1o Nov.

lend Dm Missouri t's, Gj innell ppy and fifth places. punaDie loop this season. However, the desires in Dte i'hib- hv tmrs lias not been expressed soon after the close of the season. Corsicana fans are confident that Corsicana will be represented in some loop another year. There is considerable agitation Die consolidation of Dm East Texas League and Texas Association.

This proposed merger has scores of proponents in both loops and the joining of the teams of all but Benson. Meotcr, by and three goal in the Aggies last I points this I aiding a touchdown to his si ring gainst Oklahoma jumped into tin What is meant by and and what hints would you give for obtaining these import ant qualities? By CYRIL WALKER National Open Champion, 1924 Rhythm and timing mean portent i control, knowing when to hit or swing at the right and essential For example, on drive; In baekswing club sliould i i go to Dm horizontal; if player) 1 bits before to horizon ml Dm timltm and rhythm nr ruined. My advice is to know how I far oue)i( club should be swung When this is and 'timing beeoum possible. CYRIL WALKER (Copyright, 1925, Associated Editors, The New Colored Shirts lead first bavin Cory and Spears are for honors in touchdown making, four each. season and hits made the grade 1 according to reports from there, lie played in 30-odd games and hit at a chip with a liberal of home runs and Iwo! baggers.

The management of the Seals converted him into an outfielder although they pttrchas Citv Began This P.M. Michigan Leading in Western Conference By Associated Press. Chicago, Nov. preliminary and intersect local games out of Die way, the undefeated Michigan team, fho Western Conference with three victories, faces three conference opponent in a row, Northwestern Ch'ga- go, and then Ohio State and Minnesota on the home field. Whether the powerful Yost squad can keep their opponents from scoring for the rest of the season is one of Dm interesting prospects of the Big Ten.

Iowa is just a stop behind Michigan with two conference victories and Chicago likewise undefeated, has an Ohio State tie on her re cords, with the formidable Grange and his followers to face tomorrow. The conference htanding: loop would make an ideal class I ed Him for a piteher. circuit. Mexia, Corsicana and It has been rumored but Palestine play to good crowds and tmen confirmed officially that are always represented by good Hilton, right-hander of Oilers, teams. has been drafted bv the New Or championship team of Cor-1 leans Pelicans of the Southern As- sicatui will he changed somewhat, soeintton, next spring, It i not known! Joe Cantrell, ace of the Oilers whether Manager Johnny Vann for three years and leading hinder will return as tlmfe has been ru-1 of the Texas Association during mors to effect that 1m was con- the sidering going to the St.

Paul club of the American Association as as League. scout and coach. He is a former, ft is feared in some quarters that Southern Association and Texas and Lovelace, other out catcher and has been here fodders of the with Jolley two years. I will drafted before the next Snead Jolley, leading hitter and spring training, sensational pitcher and outfielder) Corsicana fans are confident that during the last season, was sold to the Oilers will he in the forefront the San Francisco Seals of the Pa- in whatever league she is repre- eific Coast League at the end of sent.ed, Dallas. Nov.

famous Dallas high school city series for Dm championship of Dallas was ushered in Dtis afternoon when Forest Aveuue eleven met I Oak ill' two teams are conceded to he the 1 strongest in tlm city and gante I today, despite the weather has not Dons. promised to greatest of the season. But unlay afternoon Bryan high and North Dallas will eko-di. TODAY'S CALENDAR SPORTS OF the last two seasons, will report tin Shreveport Sports of Tox- Jockey Jockey Racing. Meeting of Maryland Club ist Pim lico, Meeting of Kentucky Club at Louisville.

Chess, international nmiif opens at Moscow. Additional Sports Page 6.) Toara T. P. Op. Michigan.

ft ft Iowa .2 ft ft 121 17 Chicago 0124 1ft Wisconsin .1 1 1 84 1ft Northwestern. .1 1 ft 55 45 Minnesota .0 ft 1lift 49 Ohio Stale .0 1 149 21 Illinois 2 ft 5ft Indiana ft Purdue .0 2 0 9ft Missouri Leading in Valley Conference By Associatili Press Kansas City, ov. Missouri1 Valley Coufett nee adershlp is broken with Mi now leading by reason of victory over Iowa Tim fur SOU I i Du ir State to h. Drake won a hard fought gante trout Kansas, while Nebraska moved up into a tie third piaci by their defeat of Oklahoma has it comparatively prospetti with Washington week. Drake and Nebraska if out for si corni place togeDe wit Iowa State and Ctvutell, Missouri Val'ey confcreni standing Team Missouri Drnke Nebraska Iowa State Kan Aggies Grinnell Oklahoma Kansas Okia.

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La. Lyons won twenty-one games in the American League during the 1921 uvttHOU. A BILLION DOLLARS Last year tf people of the United States used a billion dollars worth of electrical energy. This is an indication ol how much electricity means to people. Corsicana Power and Light AUTO HAULING HO and wo will send a wreck or out ease of accident.

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