Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 4

SUNDAYJANtJAR51948 PAGE OUR MIAMI DAILY NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLA: Commerce Tigers Rip Aftoii Legal blanks at News Record raff 25 TP (ROBLEE A1 i lai TP 6 5 21 2 0 0 0 1 4 1 0 38 TP 17 0 6 0 2 0 3 28 17 TP 7 2 ly owned park in the world Tt com prises 23 square miles of scenic desert and mountains AUSTIN Tex Jan called mighty mice" and they're further evidence that you don't have to seek the giants to win basketball games or a season and a half the University of Texas has been the object of puns over the trio of half pints who have been carry ing a load It's even funny to the little fellows but gotten downright irritating to the oppo sition The Longhorns have played 42 games and lost only three each of those by one point Last year they ran up one of the finest rec ords in Southwest conference his tory sweeping to the champion ship unbeaten in 12 games and losing by a single point to homa in the NCAA playoffs An other defeat was to mighty Okla homa A and This season they have taken 18 out of 14 with the lone loss being again to Oklahoma A and The team they call "three mice and two has romped to an average (of better than 59 points per gameX The appellation comes from the fact that three of the starters average only 6 feet 10 inches Sidney (Chick) Zomlefer Slater Bartin and Al Madsen John Langdon the center is a big guy 6 feet 7 inches and forward Tom Hamilton is on the larger side measuring 6 feet 3 But even these two bring the team aver age to less than 6 feet 1 They say around here that Coach Jack Gray has grown stoop shouldered coaching his midgets But Jsck complain ing about any backaches He has enough tall fellows on the squad to comparp well with any of these tree top outfits over the country But Gray specializes in speed and ball handling Soo Well os eel the it! GAMES POSTPONED Of the four original Lucky Sev en conference games scheduled for riday night only two were played The Picher Grove tilt scheduled to be played at Picher was called off and the airland Wyandotte game was postponed to be played at a later date LARGEST KIND South Mountain park in Phoe nix Ariz is the largest municipal I TREE URNISHED PIPE In New Guinea when troops needed water they hollow ed out aerial' roots of the pandan tree joined them together to form a pipeline and piped fresh water from a mountain spring one half mile distant In early Roman days the color yellow was used only for dyeing bridal garments 3 3 0 6 5 16 89 Greatest natural enemy of the wild goat is the avalanche' 1 0 Toom Mostly of Little el lows Has Lost Only 3 la last 42 Duels WHILE Totals V' 13 11 15 37 Score hv ouarters! 1' 2 8 maw 14 zi zi Chelsea 8 18' 81 'Noted Trainer Dies At the Age of 80 MIAMI la Jan 24 tB Henry McDaniel 80 one of turf great trainers died early to day in a hospital in nearby Coral Gables after a brief illness most famous horse was which he per suaded Willis Sharp Kilmer to buy as a for Sun Brier on the eve of the Kentucky in 1918 when if appeared that Sun Brier would break down Exterminator won and went on to become one of the greatest American foaled thoroughbreds of all time Quapaw Star Racks Up 32 Big Counters Lloyd Neal: Quapaw Wildcat forward' may have set Lucky Seven individual scoring reeovd riday night whan he racked up 82 points to ably assist his team in downing the Chelsea Green Dragons 89 37 at Chelsea Hie win was the second straight con ference win for Joe WUd In setting his high scoring mark Neal netted 14 field goals and 4 free tosses In the last frame he scored 12 counters the only points Quapaw tallied in that frame The Wildcats rolled up a 14 8 lead at the end of the first frame but from then on it was nip and tuck all the way with Quapaw holdinr a 21 18 halftime edee All Books Supplies and Costs Will Be urnished by the Gov ernment for Any of These Courses You May Wish to Enroll in These Courses Are for Anyone Who Desires to Take Them 0 8 5 2 2 3 8 22 RADIO RERIGERATION MECHANICS BENCH WOODWORK CABINET MAKING WOOD TURNING MACHINE WOODWORKING BLUEPRINT READING AND ELEMENTARY DRATING CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION BOOKKEEPING 0 0 3: 2 2 3 0 0 ENGLISHLITERATURE UNCTIONAL ENGLISH CHORUS BUSINESSARITHMETIC CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH PUBLIC SPEAKING A PHYITAI EITHER INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC A Try emart Roblee Clogs in new red maple veal for beat of wear 1 your stride breezy rest of wear Jwhen amblirigeasy? Heavy) sUtchedaaiLdouble soIedwith rub krbeelC tAOS uinir a La hhuluub euizts oc In the third quarter iJQhsi came back strong to overcome the Quapaw lead and for the first time the Wildcats found LUMCK TO JOIN CHICAGO BEARS Notre Dorna Star Signs avtJ Year Contract at $18 000 Annually CHICAGO Jan (AV John ny Lujack Notre Dame quarter back who was voted the of the year" in 1947 tlgned a four year contract with the Chicago? Bears today at a reported $18000 annual salary 1 Lujack was reported to have ve ceived a 85000 bonus for his agree ment to play professional football with the National league team iv 'George Halaa owner and eoach' of the Bears also 1 announced to day that George Connor Notre Dame tackle and All Amsrierf choice In the 1948 Associated Preset poll signed with the Bean for' three yean i You Do Not Have to Be a High School graduate to Take many or inese vourses SlinASIWa RAY) 38 Main iPhone 636 ootball Banquet Held for Vikings On riday Night' Members of the 1947 Norsemen football squad were honored ri day night at a banquet in their honor held in the dining hall on the college campus Players and their friends were guests of the college as were members of the college faculty and their gupsts ollowing the dinner President Bruce Carter acted as toast master end made a few introduc tory remarks before introducing guests Miss Billie Schmucker Miami chosen football queen by mem bers of the Viking squad was presented with red roses by Bill Vann captain of the last game of the regular season Coach A (Red) Robertson then made a brief talk and pre sented the letters and jackets As sistant Coach Carl Rigney offered some final good advice to the boys with the suggestion that they al ways play clean ball strive to make their football mainly a means to a college education and to re main loyal to their school' Jess ronterhouse assistant coach was unable to attend the affair The surprise of the evening was the presentation of small gold foot balls to each of the members of the team The attractive charms bore the words and the college Gifts were presented to each of the coaches from the team by Paul (Buck) Viator Movies of the Papoose bowl game concluded the evening Members of the decorations com mittee were the wives: Mrs Robertson Mrs Rigney and Mrs ronterhouse Individual place cards were miniature goal posts in the Norsemen blue and gold In charge of food arrange ments were Mrs Don Dyer and Mrs Ruth Burton tbemseivts the abort end of the aeerst 81 27 However aided by the ramsrk ahle shooting of Neal the Wild cats regained the lead and kept the Greea Dragons from soaring before the end of the game to rack up their second Lucky Seven win The box score: 1 Quapsw (St) TP Neal 14 Kinder 0 Duncan Bills King Hall Randall Northeastern Oklahoma A College Enroll Tuesday January 27 at 7:30 pir COLLEGE AUDITORIUM ight School Totals 17 Chelsea (37) Parks 3 DeLozier 1 Willoughby Martin Ballard Bard Tigan 'Taka Lead in Second Period and Win Handily In Tourney Tilt The Miami War Dogs were Jolted in tournament play riday night when they went down before the Pryor Tigers 29 19 in a quarter final tilt at the Vinita invitational tournament The Tigers advanced to the quarter finals by a triumph ever the Bluejacket quintet while the War Dogs received a bye In the first round Guard Allan Bridgewater' of the Warriors was tied for high point honors with Mayo Hemper ley Hemperley sank five field goals for 10 points while Bridge water netted four baskets and two free tosses The McCoy men jumped Into the lead at the outset when Thomas Witte sank a basket As a matter of fact the Warriors held the Ti gers scoreless the first five minutes of play and at the end of the first quarter held a 4 3 lead However in the second quar ter the Pryorites decided that it was time for the foolishness to stop snd really clamped down on the War Dogs Allowing Miami only two points both of them by the free throw route Pryor pulled away to a 13 6 half time edge i The lat frame was jusi a replica of the previous ones with Miami scoring sparingly and Pryor con necting almost nt will rne box score: Miami (19) Cost of One Class Two Classes s18 ATTENTION VETERANS Enid Will Scatter Score Sheets for 2 Amateur Ring an ENID Okla Jan tt Duda McCook director of the Junior Chamber of sponsored Golden Gloves tournament which opens here Tuesday night is be coming as enterprising as Ray Du mont the fabulous proxy of semi pro baseball Like Dumont who comes up with novel ideas for his National Semi Pro Baseball Congress McCook has' a deep respect for the unusual McCook has ordered 5006 box ing qeere eard sheets This prob will be the first 4hae in state Golden Gloves history fhat the spectators will be given an opportunity to score each bout on the tournament eari Reasoning that the average fan only remembers the last of the three rounds through which the amateurs battle McCook pointed to this as the possible reason for their dissenting reaction to the decisions turned in by the fight Judges they scored each fight them selves and added the total points for each McCook explained "then they would see how the judg es and referee arrive at their de cisions This would also increase their interest in the fights" EXPENSIVE CAL DENVER Jan UP) three day old Hereford bull weigh ing slightly more than 82 pounds was sold today at the Denver union stockyards for the uncommon price of 312 a pound Denver1 'Domino' was sold by James Becker at 'Vinita Okla to Don Iv Harbert owner of the Siin Valley Hereford ranch I at Evergreen Colo for $1000 Herbert taking no chances on the future happiness of his ex pensive purchase also paid an ad ditional $1000 for the bull mother SHORTHAND BUSINESS ENGLISH UNDAMENTALS ELECTRICITY AMERICAN HISTORY DLfcU I KIVAL APPLIANCES WELDING AIR CONDITIONING AUTO MECHANICS PHOTOGRAPHY BETTER HOME MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING TYPEWRITING "LEARN WHILE: YOU EARN On ROLLER SKATING Evfery Night Except Monday AIRCRAT ROLLER RINK 3 MilWJNqrth on "66" (across from Homer's "Drive in) Private Parties Phone Miami 1560 WAR DOGS LOSE TOPRYOH 29 19 Defenses for 38 25 Victory Erank Commerce Tigers gained a aecond place tie in the Lucky Seven conference with the Afton Eagles riday night when they trounced the Eagles 88 25 on the Afton court The game gave both squads a recon! of four wins against two iooms In a preliminary game the Commerce squad downed the Afton squad 29 21 The Eagles one big mistake was a defensive one They put a close watch on Bill Mosley but left guard Mickey manue la ths dear Mantis then want wd netting 10 field goals and one free throw for 21 points The gams boob develsped into a scoring due! between Tom Hedapeth snd Mantie Hud speth came out with seven bas kets and three free tosses for 17 markers In the first quarter the Tigers racked up 16 points while Afton made only two and at the half Commerce led 18 6 The box score: TEXAS CAGERS GAIN AME AS Mb SV I Ym 1 5 rfT i ffi I lr a I 111 jt 7 kit ra VjMW Hi Ip'S vMjia My Xi It I 1 I 1 A rr: 11 i If 1 Li 4 i laolSs hmm I II ii III I i 1 "7 i 'to I I a nt Al Commerce (38) Bennett 2 0 0 Brower 1 4 4 Mosley 2 18 Mantle 10 1 3 Gamble 0" 2 0 Totals 15 8 10 Afton (25) Hudspeth 7 8 8 Baker 0 0 3 Walker 1 4 4 Helms 008 Branson 1 0 2 Petty 0 0 0 Total's 9 7 15 Score by quarters: 1 2 Commerce 16 18 Afton 2 6 Adams 0 8 2 3 Cruzan 0 0 2 0 1 Witte 1 2 3 4 Howard 0 0 0 0 Davis 0 18 1 James 0 0 0 0 Bridgewater 4 2 1 10 Kidwell 0 0 0 0 Green 0 1 4 1 Hudson 0 0 1 0 Totals 5 9 16 19 Pryor (29) TP 1 0 0 1'0 Trimble 1 4 4 6 Delozer 1 2 3 4 Ethridge 1 1 2 8 Alexander 0 0 0 0 Hemperley 5 0 2 10 Windle 3 0 2 6 Totals 11 7 14 29 Score by quarters: 1 727253" Miami 4 Pryor 8 13 19 ft) 4 i I Bl.