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THE WACO NEWS-TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1033 ualifying Opens Today for Country Club City Tourney Hot Shots Scores of Gridiron Contests Carded for This Afternoon and Tonight; Three Conference Teams Will Be Seen in Action; Prospects Regarded as Being Brighter Than for Several Seasons; Waco High Has Hard Assignment HOW IT LOOKS TODAY HIGH SCHOOL 18; Dallas Tech 6. San Aneglo 13; Cisco 7. Big Spring 13; Austin of El Paso 7 IN THE SOUTHWEST Baylor 26; St. 0. Arkansas 20; Okla.

Baptists 0, Trinity 13; Weatherford 7. Texas U. 26; Texas Miners 0, Wiley 27; Houston Jr. college 0. Centenary 27; Henderson 0.

IN THE SOUTH Georgia Tech 27; Clemson 0. Virginia Randolph-Macon ft. Kentucky 33; Carleton 0, W. and L. 13; Roanoke 0.

Duke 14; V. M. I. n. Georgia 18; N.

Carolina State 0. Kentucky 33; Sew ance 7. Tennessee 2ft; Va. Poly 0. Mississippi SO; Hattiesburg ft.

Miss. Col. 13; Louisiana Col. 0. Miss.

State 2ft; Milsaps 7. North Carolina 2ft; Davidson 0. INTERSECTION AL Louisiana State 2ft; Rice 7. Tulane 13; Texas Aggies 7. Vanderbilt 13; Oklahoma 7.

Army 35; Mercer 0. IN THE MIDDLE WEST Illinois 27; Drake 0. Michigan State 27 Grinnell 0. Minnesota 3ft; S. Dakota State 0.

Iowa 33; Carleton ft. Indiana 27; Miami 0. IN THE MISSOURI VALLEY Kansas 13; Creighton 7. Kansas State 40; Emporia 0. Marquette 35; Lawrence 0.

IN THE EAST Amherst 13; Hobart ft. Bates 20; Arnold ft. Boston College 2ft; St. Anselm 0. Boston U.

13; Mlddlebury 0. Cornell 40; St. Lawrence 0. Dartmouth 50; Norwich 0. Fordham 60; Albright ft.

Georgetown 3ft; Mt. St. Mary 0. Geo. Wash.

20; Catawba ft. Holy Cross 3ft; St. Michael 0. Navy 13; W. and M.

0. New Hampshire 13; Lowell 0. Maryland 30; St. John 7. Lafayette 13; Muhlenberg 0.

Lehigh 13; Drexel 0. Maine Rhode Island 0. Pittsburgh W. and J. 0.

Vermont Conn. State 0. Vlllanova 13; Urslnus 0. IN THE FAR WEST California 20; Cal. Aggies 0.

California 20; Nevada 0. Oregon Gonazaga ft, Oregon State 20; Montana 7. Sou. Cali. 40; Loyola 0.

Stanford 13; U. C. A. 0. Washington 20; Idaho 0.

Today we come to the most entertaining September football schedule in the history of the state. The October days are not yet with us, yet the dope Indicates that three Southwest conference teams may meet defeat this week-end. Waco Golfers Are Invited to Enter Annual Title Plav Two Matches Will Be Played Each Week; Cards Must Be Turned In by Sunday Evening The Waco County club's annual city-wide golf tournament qualifying rounds begin today and will continue Sunday, over an almost perfect golf course, which has been favored by the rain gods this summer, and which has been rounded into first class shape by hours of work. The Country club greens and fairways were generously praised by visiting golfers at the Invitation early in the summer, and it has been kep in the same fine shape since. All Players Invited Every player in the city, regardless of whether he is a member of the club, is invited to participate in the play.

An entrance fee of 1 which includes the entire tournament, is being charged to take care of the prizes. Starting this morning, the qualifying rounds will close Sunday evening. Players will not be allowed to start their qualifying Saturday and take another shot at the low figures Sunday if their Saturday score does not please them. Cards on qualifying rounds played today must be turned in today. Haraman Is Champion The players be required to play two matches each week until the tournament is completed.

Le- i land Hamman, who defeated Gus Robert Wilson. S. M. I Moreland in Memphis, and who qualified for a chance at the national amateur in Cincinnati, is defending champion. Russell Cox was runner-up last year.

WORLD SERIES NEXT BIG JOB FOR NEW YORK GIANTS Here are members of the New York Giants, National league pennant winners, eligible for the work series. Left to right, bottom row. Trainer Schaeffer, Weintraub, Coach Smith, Mascot Troy, Spencer Richards; second row: Critz, Jackson, Coach Snyder, Manager Terry, Coach Clark, Dressen, James, third row; Mancuso, Vergez, Fitzsimmons, Davis, Hubbell, Ryan, Schumacher, Malay, Ott, Parmelee; op row: Peel, Salveson. Shores. Luoue.

Bell. Dannine. Moore. Press Photo) College Football Season Opens For Waco Fans Todav Game Between Baylor Bears and Saints Promises To Be Worthwhile Opening Event By JINX TUCKER News-Trtbune Sports Editor Ribbons of green and gold waving in the breeze; freshmen dressed In fantastic as well as ludicrous garb; ghosts of old heroes and traditions back to life; fresh laughter and cheers sounding out over the same football fields where the old boys derson, of the University of Texas, fought and and lost; new referee. Stephenson of the Fouls, new Bradshaws, new Wilsons, hospital, Waco, umpire; Hopkins of new Blailocks, new Kochs; strains Austin, head linesman, and Bill Hen- of The Good Old Baylor Line, en- derson of Waco high, field judge, thusiasm and optimism born again.

Woman Charged With Poisoning of Her Son all teams are going to be have hopes of a title. To Use Two Teams Coach Jennings will start one club in the first quarter today, and then substitute another at the start of the second, with a mixture of the two teams in the third and fourth. Hera is the opening lineup; James and Petty, ends; Wilfong and Greathouse, tackle; Sanderson and Simpson, guards Cloyd, center; Thornton, Stringer, Hall and Williams, backs. The team starting the second period follows Parry and Price, ends; Clark and Weathers, tackles; Norton and Clem, guards; Peay, center; Kroney, Parks, Pearce and Frisbv, backs. Barnett and Zimmerman, both ends, will spp service.

Jim Weather- hy will not play due to his injured wrist. The Officials The officials will be; Shortv Mustangs Conquer How They Stand Tigers Expected Matadors 14 to 0 On Lubbock Grid Backfield Flash, Is the Star of Friday Night's Game Secondary in Minds of aeoans The big college games, however, as mportant as they are, and as great is they may, are only secondary in i minds of Waco fandom. Their favorites battle today, one this afternoon at home, other in Dallas tonight There is hardly a way of telling Baylor will fare, St. Edward apt to be stronger than last sea- on, but then so is Baylor. St.

did very well against Baylor's unning game last season. It was the iear passing attack that ruined the bgers. Because the critics say that Baylor is due to come hack this season with a powerful team after two lean seasons, there are apt to be more than the usual number of fans out for the game on Carroll field todav. Many will go to that game and then hurry to Dallas to watch the Waco high Tigers in action against the Dallas Tech team. The showing of the Waco team the strong Central team last eek gave the Tiger fans so much that perhaps as many as 1000 i a 111 make the trip to Dallas tonight, tions 'e are also one of the hopeful ones, id we re picking the Tigers to win Dallas against the team which to Waco and defeated the Ti- last season.

Perhaps after all, is hope instead of dope, but we the attitude of the young Tiers, They will give every ounce of lergy for victory. They will scrap lelr opponents till the cows come Such teams when coached by Jul Tyson with his vast football lowlpdpe are always dangerous. Tech will have the advantage of Waco In weight, speed and experience, but with al! that advantage we do not think Tech is strong as Central. It Is due to showing against Central and the natural Improvement that is bound to follow that we base hopes of victory tonight. Waco, however, It will he remembered was an overwhelming favorite against Tech here last year and lost the game.

A defeat for Waro tonight would he no such upset as was the case last season. Now back to the conference teams that have better than an even chance to meet, defeat today'. One is Rice that plays Louisiana State in Baton Rouge. Rice was a bit fortunate to nose out L. S.

10 to 8 in Houston last year. Rice is not as strong this season. L. S. U.

Is said to he stronger. The latter ha 3 the home advantage, and P-ice is forced to undergo the handicap of making the long trip It would be a sensational upset should Rice put victory under such condl- An even more attractive contest will he the Aggie-Tulane game In New Orleans. Now bine will hardly be as strong as it was the day It played A. and M. last year.

A. and M. will be much stronger than it was on the same date a year ago. A good game Is promised this time, and the Aggies have almost an even chanee. The slight odds favor the heavier Greenles, however.

Senators Down Gotham Yanks NEW YORK, Sept. 29 CD Washington's champion LUBBOCK. Sept. Southern Methodist Mustangs won a well-earned 14 to 0 victory over the Texas Tech Matadors here tonight before a crowd estimated at 6000. Robert.

Wilson, the 150- Senators backfield flash, broke across WHERE THEY PEAY 10DAY American League St. Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit. Boston at Philadelphia. Washington at New York. League Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.

Chicago at St. Louis New York at Brooklyn Only three games scheduled. YESTERDAY'S RES I ITS American League Washington 8. New York 5. Only game played.

National league Boston 4. Brooklyn 0. Only game played. To Use Passes In Game at Dallas Coach Tyson Has dancing, laughing hand in hand out on the Baylor campus today. This means that the Baylor university football team of 1933, coached by Morley Jennings and Bochey Koch, is about to launch a new- season All For 40c Woman Filed Xrrested After Complaint by Insurance Company ASHLAND.

Sept. 29 (API This afternoon at 3 clock when charged with fatally poisoning her the St. Edwards University Tigers son, Mrs. Lana Andrews of Engle- of Austin go out on the field to help 6 Baylor pry off the lid, you can see tv as in the Ciark county jail all of the above for 40 cents. That's tonight following an Investigation of the admission price for the opening the case requested by a life insur- game.

That's the admission price, ance company which reported the because Baylor authorities want to mother was named beneficiary in a i make the season's opener a gala af- $5000 policy. fair. It's a new deal out Baylor wav. The lowly Bears of 1931 and 1932 have grown into mighty Grizzlies of at bay, feared oped Strong Aerial At- and respected by all tack by Bunch of Fine Grizzlies, ready and willing to cart ry the battle into any football front, Heavers D. T.

Mayse. county attorney, said Mrs. Andrews told of giving medicine to the son, Ben president of his high school senior class, soon after he returned home ill from a class picnic a week ago. She said, however, the medicine contained no poison. STANDI NO OF THE TEAMS American League the Dallas team its first score.

power today as they defeated the t0r Yankees 8 to 5 to even the series £lve with Their first victory smc, they Ray Fuqua made the extra clinched the American league nan last week. With the Giants again in the stands to a line on th.tr world series rivals, the Senators jumped on Charley (Red) Ruffing to score I five runs in the fourth inning with the aid of a couple of walks and a costly error by Eddie Farrell. Then after their southpaw ace had weakened enough to give the Yanks; four in the fifth, thev came back point with a perfect kick from placement. J. R.

(Jackrabbit) Smith, quarter- in the fourth period for 15 yards and another touchdown. Fuqua again kicked goal. Period scores: Southern Methodist 0 0 7 Texas Tech .0 0 0 0 Southern Methodist scoring. Touchdowns, Wilson, J. Smith XV.

L. Prt Washington15ft 98 52.553 New York ,608 Philadelphia 148 78 70 .527 Cleveland 148 7573.507 Detroit ..............................1527379.480 Chicago 147 64S3 4 35 Boston 146 61 55 .418 St. Louis 159 55 94.369 National TE AM-P. VV. L.

New York 147 90 57 .612 Pittsburgh 15184 67 .556 Chicago .............................1528468 ,553 St. Louis 150 82 68 .547 Boston 152 8270.539 Brooklyn .................151 84 87 42-1 Philadelphia 148 .392 High Tigers. Coach Paul Tyson has a quartette of youngsters who can hurl the oval with amazing accuracy. Bill Saunders, Pat Of Relief Inquiry Investigation Lasting Eight May Be Concluded Todav eager for the football wars. The Dallas Tech Wolves will likely but wholly inade- Senate Nearing End quate football warriors of Baylor of see a formidable passing attack and 1932, forced to surrender in when they take the field tonight at many battles, have been reinforced.

Fair Park stadium against the Waco The old school is coming back with a football army that will not be forced to surrender in any battle until the last whistle. For forty cents, Ruther- than one half of a dollar you Murray f'an fbe Baylor machine, new 1933 model, in action. And you will not get another chance until Oct. 14, because next week and the week after the grid hopefuls of the green Nance are all passers of merit. Wilson Lucas and Lawson Magruder, Bengal quarterbacks, have shown up in fine fashion as pass catchers.

points from try after touchdown, with another scoring burst that put £uqua 2 fplace kicks). the game awav. Offioials: McMillian (Texas A. and Referee: Braun, (Swanee). Umpire: Fonts (Baylor).

Head lines- 000 ,101 200 10 Score by Innings: Washington New Y'ork 000 040 9 2 Whitehill, Russell and L. Sewell, Berg; Ruffin and Glenn. man, Curtis (Texas), field judge. Football esults Outstanding Conference Tilts outstanding conference games fre staged last night with Texas ih playing M. U.

in Lubbock, with Denton Teachers battling C. U. in Fort Worth. OO The University of Texas is not to have so much trouble in of the Texas School of lines in Austin, even though the liners, coached Mack Saxon, Bay be stonger than usual. Yr- lansas should also win Its game rom the Oklahoma Baptists lithnut a great amount of troupe.

Centenuri, foe of week, is due to take the Teachers with ease. OOO game of much interest to fans I this section, but which is out-ot stal ims will be the fie between Oklahoma university Vanderbilt in Norman. Coach of Oklahoma was pciated with Dan McGugin, the of Vanderbilt for years. Also hake the stay of the Vandy boys Norman pleasant, the various so- 1 rorities of Oklahoma have elected their most beautiful co-eds for dates with the Vandy football players the night of the game. That might not be so pleasing, however to some of the University of Oklahoma football players.

We are picking Vandy to win, but understand Oklahoma is due to be stronger this year, and Vandy weaker. The selection is therefore just a wild guess. OOO The leaders nf the middle west that play games today haie little more than mild romps. OOO Kansas has a worth-while opponent for an opener, meeting Creighton, a team that plays Rice later in the season. OOO Yale, Princeton and Harvard wait another week before opening their season, but there are a number of good games In the eust.

Pittsburgh plays W. and once upon a time one of the leaders of the east. W. and J. is expected to fall before Pitt today.

Army to Battle Mercer Arm.v his nn inferseetionni meeting Mercer, but the Navy the strongest team it has had Sve years, may find William and ly, always an early starter, a opponent. OOO There may be more surprises the far west today. It was Inted out last week that the it chance for an upset in the lesses was in the Santa Clara- jllfornia game, and the Santa ira team did nose out the Unt- rsity of California, 7 to 0. OOO lay Stanford plays U. C.

L. A. 1 st to that team in a surprising last year. Both are apt to be (tger this year. We are picking Stanford boys to win, but are loo sure about it.

Southern Calila has another set up, and ought to get over against the Ida team. Gonzaga is due to I Oregon all sorts of trouble, but take Oregon. OOO leveral outstanding htgh school les are carded today, and one headliners of west Tex- 1 will be between San Angelo Cisco. San Angelo to have the Lest team tn its district this year, and Cisco has titular hopes In the old Oil Belt, after being out of the league last year. It is game, hut we are guessing that San Angelo will win.

Braves lose On Card Heels BROOKLYN, Sept. -The Boston Braves, striving for a place in the National league's first division and a share in the world series receipts, cut the margin of the fourth place St. Louis Cardinals to half a game today as they defeated Brooklyn 4 to 1, in the re-play of tie game. The Braves and the Cards each have two games to play. The Braves won the season's se- Ties, 13-9.

Score by Boston 200 010 10 J- 4 1 Brooklyn 000 luu 000- 0 4 Zachary and Hogan, Spohrer; Beck, i Leonard and Gutea. Kent State ft; Muskingum 12. Haskell Washburn 0. Auburn 19; Howard ft. Sam Houston Tachers 10; Southwestern 6.

Oklahoma A. and M. 0, Northwestern Oklahoma Teachers 6. Central Oklahoma Teachers 12, Oklahoma A. and M.

Sioux Falls College 21, Western Union 7. Detroit 0, Wittenberg 33. Arkansas City Junion College Independence Junior College 14. est Virginia 7, Duquesne 19. Otterbeln 6, John Carroll 20.

Presbyterian 7, Lenolr-Rhyne 7. Luther 3, Coe 12. St. Thomas (St. Taul) 7, N.

D. Aggies 7. St. Olaf College (Northfleld) 0, Superior Teachers 6. Lamar Beaumont) 13, Morris 0.

Murray Aggies (Tishomingo, Okla.) 6, Paris Junior College 6. T. I 13; North Texas Teachers 0. S. U.

14; Texas Tech ft. Culxer Stockton 14; William Jewell 12. Warrensburg Teachers 13; Central 0. Itadel 25; Erskine ft. Southern Illinois Teachers ft; Murray State Teachers 13.

Findlay 13. Cumberland 24, lliwassee ft. Kenyon College ft, Xavier 33. Adrian college 0, U. of Dayton 14.

Elon ft, Emory and Henry 24. Michigan Normal ft, U. of Detroit 31. Lebanon Valley 0, Bucknell 34. South Carolina 6, Temple 26.

Ottawa U. Reserves 12, Fort Scott Junior College 7. Parsons Jr. College 12, Alumni 6. Pittsburgh Freshmen 0, Coffey ville Junior College 20.

Occidental 0. University of Arizona 18. Iowa State 18, Denxer 13. Appalachian Teachers IS, Milligan college ft. Tennessee Wesleyan 0, Maryville college 0.

Chllllcothe Business college 0, Kirksvllle Teachers 19. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Temple 51, Brackenrldge (San Antonio) 0. Horatio (Arkansas) 0, Texarkana (Texas) 31. Mart 13, Hillsboro 21. Sour Lake 0, French (Beaumont) 12 Beaumont 0, Lake harles 0.

Piano ft, McKinney 0. Winnsboro 2: Kilgore 45. Robstown High Corpus Christi College Academy 25. Fabens 12; Pecos 43. Capitol Hill (Oklahoma City) Pampa 6.

Itasca 0, Clehurne 31. O'Donnell 7, Crosby ton ft. Lantesa 56, Hamlin ft. Snyder 7, Slaton ft. Spur 13, Knox City 6.

Killeen 12, Gafesvilie 0. Belton 25, Lampasas 0. Academy (Little 25. Moody 0. Granger 25, Round Rock 6.

Caldwell 8, Rockdale ft. Edinburg San Benito 12. Rio Hondo Donna 0. llaymondville I.aferia 51. eslaco 12; Mission ft.

Harlingen 6. Me Mien 20, Rio Grande City Pharr 19. Freeport 13; John Reagan 7. Conroe San Jacinto (Houston) ft Mil by (Houston) 38: Wharton 0. Lufkin 32; Timpson 0.

Galena Park 11; Humble 6. Central (Fort Worth 7); Mineral ells 6. Jacksonville ft, Tyler 45. Greenville 13, Woodrow Wilson (Dallas) 13. Sherman 0.

Oak Cliff (Dallas) 13. Highland Park (Dallas) 6, Corsicana 12. Thomas Jefferson (San Antonio) 6, Corpus Christ! 19. Taj lor 7, Austin 6. DRY SALT PORK FOR THE POOR AUSTIN, Sept.

fed- erel emergency relief administration has allotted 3,810,000 pounds of dry salt pork to Texas for distribution to the destitute unemployed by the state hehabilitation and relief commission and county agencies. Lawrence Westbrook, director of Texas relief, announced today. Southwestern Pirates I ose to San Marcos GEORGETOWN, Sept. The Sam Houston Teachers college Bearcats gained a 10 to 6 victory over the Southwestern Pirates tonight in one of the closest football games seen at Snyder field in years. The Bearcats opened the third period with a rush down the field which netted them 50 yards but the Pirates regained thp bail and Thomas went for a touchdown.

The Bearcats came back strong, McDonald getting loose several times for long gains and finally breaking through for a touchdown. In the last period Anderson of the Bearcats added a field goal to the Sam Houston score. has had a passer of even fair abil- itv. For this reason the Tigers were helpless when their running attack was stopped by the opposition. Makes Them More Formidable With four passers of the ability of the lads mentioned, the Tigers are certain to take to the air much this season.

This will make them more formidable than ever since Ty- i son always managers to have a strong running attack. Waco followers did not see much of the Tiger passing last week against Central, 1 but the Tigers had a lead and were protecting it. There is always much danger of getting a wild heave intercepted, and a team with only a one-touchdown lead will he wise to stick to its running attack That's just what the Tiger youngsters did Saturday night. Tech as Fine Coach Jennings AUSTIN. Sept.

29 (AP) The Texas senate, sitting as a committee of the whole, appeared tonight to be near the end of its long inquiry into the cost of past and present administration of unemployment relief funds May End Today Senator Frank Rawlings of Fort Morley Jennings, most silent of Worth, a member of the steer- all Southwest conference coaches, is Jng committee, expressed confidence no longer a sphinx. Perhaps the well that, the hearing, which was started known cat did not have his tongue eight days ago, would be concluded in 1931 and but maybe the tomorrow. Owls, the Mustangs, the Longhorns R. s. Sterling former governor, and the Frogs did, Jennings said and Walter D.

Cline of Wichita. nothing concerning his teams in president of the West Texas Chara: those years. The play of the team ber of Commerce, were among demonstrated that the least he had witnesses today. They testified con- to say. the better, but the young cerning the disbursement of hopefuls of 1933 have accomplished during the time that Mr.

Sterling one thing that no other Baylor team was the chief executive, has been able to do. They have made i the astute Baylor mentor talkative. Quite a number of conversations Prior to the creation of the with both Jennings and Koch have rehabilitation and relief commission, brought out the following interesting the present administrator of relief Que R. Miller Ordered Held for Robbery Trial Wallace Davis, youthful mentor at Dallas Tech, is highly regarded by Coach Tyson, who considers him just about the best among the young coaches of the state. The Tiger tutor knows that he will face a dangerous passing attack from the Wolves and has been taking much Former Texas Sheriff Placed Under time in perfecting a pass defense.

$15,000 Bond in Oklahoma A good starting backfield combination against the Tech eleven would SHAWNEE, Okla Sept. be Gordon Slade, a star at breaking Que R. Miller, former sheriff of up passes; Horace McKinney, just Fnnrd county, Texas, charged with about the best defensive back Ty- robbing Elza Evans of $2250 while son has; Pat Rutherford, a rangy the latter allegedly was on a deal youngster; and Magruder, to buy part of what he thought was another tall boy. John Sidney Hew- the Ur ache! ransom, was ordered itt, Tiger pivot man, is a tall boy, held for trial in district court here and would give the Bengals plenty statements: have the best balance material that I have had since I have been at Baylor have what promises to be the best blocking team that I have ever funds, the money was distributed through the regional chambers of commerce and local non-saiaried committees Mr Sterling stated that that organization functioned well and had at believe that every that he would prefer to it the Only 52 per cent of the population of soviet Russia are Russians, not including Ukranians or White Russians. today following a preliminary hear! ing.

Miller did not offer a defense Bond already had been set by the district court in habeas corpus ac- tion at $15,000. Evans, a former Maud, po lice chief, told the court Miller held him up in a local hotel room Sept. 5 and robbed him of the money he had withdrawn from a Maud bank to purchase money involved in the kidnaping case at 50 cents on the dollar. He charged that Miller and another man took his money, bound his hands, placed him on a bed in the room and fled. Evans said they told him they obtained the ransom money in Fort Worth through contact with the actual kidnapers.

of height with which to combat the Tech aerial Rather Tough Assignment Tonight's game will be a tough GUIDE ARMY GRID DESTINIES game assignment for the Tigers. It will bo harder than the Central contest because the boys will be playing away from home, most of them for the first time. This is always a handicap to a young team. We believe that the Tigers will win over the Tech crew, but the game is a toss-up as we see it. There is one certainty, it will be the best early season game Dallas football fans have seen in several seasons.

Tyson's lineup will be the same which started the game against Central last week. He did not need but one look to decide upon his best team. Wilson Lucas and Bill Denman will be the ends David Quill and Bill Clark are the tackles. Joe George and Arthur Brooks will draw the guard assignments. John Sidney Hewitt will be the center.

He is also a star kick-off man. Lawson Magruder will again be the quarterback. The halfbacks will be either Gordon Slade or Bill Saunders and Horace McKinney or Carl McGinty. All of them will see service. Pat Rutherford is the fullback.

He is the big boy who can do everything on the field an amazing manner for a lad playing his first year of high school football. What tory Would Mean The Tigers have a golden opportunity to make themselves the fa- vorite in district 11 this year in the game tonight. A victory will place them as the outstanding eleven of this section. Waco followers are enthusiastic about the new Tiger team and their hopes are that the Gold and White will once more wave supreme over high school football in Texas. This may be hoping too much, but the Bengals right now appear the equal of any team in this district.

letterman on the Baylor team will be a better gridster than he was last believe that Aubrey Stringer, barring injuries, will be the best all-around backfield man in the conference this season. He is the best blocker I have seen in the con- ferenee with the exception of Harrison Stafford of the Texas team of last Koch Also Optimistic Regarding the line Koch Is very optimistic. The Baylor line coach is of the opinion that the line from end to end. when taken both offensively and defensively, will be better than the line of 1930 which had Witcher and Koch as guards, Paradeaux at center And Charley Morris at tackle. Those four players were great stars, but that 1930 was fairly weak at both ends and one tackle.

It had very little reserve strength. The Bears of this season have four capable ends, four good tackles and five good guards, also three centers of some merit. Qf course, all are not of equal ability. Norton, the captain, is apt to be the best of all the guards for one quarter. He was a star for one quarter last year, but when he tired he had no help.

It will be different this year. In fact, Norton is apt to go in when the opposing guards begin to tire a. bit. Jennigs does not claim a championship machine. Neither does Koch, Both, however, firmly believe that in any game that you might men- tion at this time on the Bear sched- 1 ule.

Baylor has an even chance ot victory. And that about as much as the real sportsman would ask, for same way if I had it to do Another Industrial Code Is Completed Bituminous Mines of the Steel Companies Brought Into Line HYDE PARK. N. Sept 29 Roosevelt marked another notch in the industrial recovery campaign tonight with announcement of an agreement bringing the bituminous mines of the steel companies under the terms of the coal code. He expected the agreement, brought here by airplane by Donald Richberg, counsel of the national recovery administration, to bring about the return of 75,000 miners in the warring western Pennsylvania fields to the pits by Monday The successful conclusion of the deal bringing the those under control of the steel industry was flashed to the summer White House as the president w-a3 listening to a report from Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania on the situation in the coal fields.

DANCE TONIGHT GREEN TERRACE Lake Waco 9 Till 2 A. 99c FOOTBALL! BAYLOR Vs. ST. EDWARDS Capt. Harvey Jablonsky (right), left guard, Is one of the three string men returning to the army football team fait.

The situation Is a puzzling one for Gar Davidson (left), who is starting his first season as coach of the cadets He has a fair number of backs to work with but linemen are (Associated Photo) AMENDS RACE TRACK BILL AUSTIN, Sept 29. (AP) The Texas house today voted 84 to 48 in favor of engrossing a bill to reenact the law legalizing the certificate method of wagering on horse races as a separate statute The bill will come up for final passage on the next legislative day. 40c Carroll Field Saturday, September 30th Opening Kickoff 3 M..