Tyler Morning Telegraph from Tyler, Texas • 10

i. Murray Picked Coach Of Week Bulldogs To Lay Perfect Record On Line Friday Lions Finish Rough Workouts For Lobos For Duke Win Over 1 ennessee "r-r in vVf I EDGEWOOD, Oct. 8 (Spl.) Murray with a characteristic grin. The Edgewood High School Bull-doe football team, coached by "much worse" than the score indicated. He's the United Press coach of Gen.

Neyland admitted "we got beat much worse than any T. James wiU lay their perfect record orirtrt; line this Friday night whenMhey journey to Lindale to take on the Lindale Eagles in the first District 1S-A the week Bill Murray Of dukc a 44-vear-old coach Miirrav is in his second season NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (ID. He deliberately passed up scoring chances to keep possession of the baU. He ignored punting and ran the ball on fourth down.

And he scored an impressive 7-0 triumph over Tennessee, a defeat that the Tennessee coach called as head coach at Duke, stepping who success follows as closely Tyler Team To Encounter Tribe Tonight Tyler High School's undefeated and untied team will take its quest for a fifth consecutive victory to Jacksonville Thursday night. The Tyler team has a record of four victories and no defeats and has made 64 points to 14 for its opposition. The victories have been 20-0 over Marshall, 13-0 over Lufkiri, 19-12 over Palestine, and 12-2 over Longview. Jacksonville's record is not known, but it is known that the Jacksonville team recently lost to the Palestine team that fell to Tyler. All the Tyler players will be in shape for this game except Center Noel Branscom, who is out with an injury.

The probable Tyler starters will be Edwin Bickerdike, lef end; Bill McMinn, left tackle: Ronnie game for both teams. Coach Buck Prejean's Tyler High Lions took advantage of clear, crisp weather Wednesday to get in a final rugged workout in preparation for the non-district tilt with the Longview Lobos Friday night. The contest will be played in Longview High Stadium, beginning at 8 p.m. Play rehearsal and work on defensive pattern monopolized the Wednesday afternoon drill. The Lions looked good offensively as their plays clicked for long yardage, both overland and through the air.

And the defensive unit was into the very roomy snoes oi Wallace Wade, who resigned, to be-r-nmo rnmmissioner of the South The Bulldogs have met and de as his shadow, disclosed weaiics-day that his rather bizarre tactics for last Saturday's triumph over the Volunteer powerhouse built feated the Winnsboro Red Raiders ern Confeicnce. So far his teams have a combined record of eight by the score of 14-6, the Mabank Panthers, 32-0, the Sunset Bisons of Dallas, 33-6, and the Quitman Bulldogs, 18-6. wins, four defeats, ana one ue, with a 3-0 mark this year. But success has always been Murray's sidekick. Rarlr in 1Q97 hp WHS Voted the stopping the Longview plays at run from the formation.

The Lions wll be. in good phys- ical shape for the contest, and judging from spirited workouts this week, should be in top mental frame of mind for the rugged contest. Reports from the Longview camp indicate the Lobos will also be ready physically and mentally for the game with the Lions. The Tylerites will be endeavoring to get back to their winning ways. Texarkana's Tigers dumped Tyler last week, 20-14, for the first loss of the season by the Lions.

Earlier they had carved out three straight wins with victories over Palestine, Forest High of Dallas and Austin. The Lobos dropped their first two contests but last week upset favored Corsicana, 7-6. Last season the Lobos handed the Lions a 14-0 defeat. Since the two teams began their rivalry back in 1931, the Lions hold a slight edge in wins, 10-9. Two of their contests have ended in deadlocks.

Lmdale, coached by Harold Mc- Rae and assistant Coach Fletcher outstanding freshman in his class Wilson, dropped their first game at Duke. In his senior year ne was oll-Snnthprn halfback with 1.030 yards gained, Duke's "most valu of the season to a powerful Troup Tiger eleven, 27-6, but came back the following weeks winning from Chapel Hill Bulldogs, 13-0, Mala-koff, 20-0, and Kerens, 25-0. by Gen. Bob fleyiana were inspired bv fear fear of Tennessee's overland power, and chiefly, punting ability. I "We felt the Tennessee kicking lame was superior to ours, and that we had to fompensate for that by controlling the ball which fortunately we were able to do," explained Murray.

As a result, Tennessee got to run onlv 28 plays from scrimmage while Duke ran off 87. The Ney-land "powerhouse" gained only 25 yards rushing, nine passing, and notched only two first downs. Duke maintained possession, by playing conservatively, sticking to a ground attack and using few lat TOMMY HOLMES able player," president or me men's student government, and H-innnr nf thp Robert E. Lee award The probable Lindale lineup as the outstanding member of the will be Joe Crawford at left end, Holmes Named Brewer Pilot Bill Kinzie, left tackle, James graduating class. Hp then became athletic coach, Wright, left guard; Jerry Thacker, center; Jimmy Smith, right guard; Donald Goodman, right tackle; Wayne Leake, right end; Richard Rogers, quarterback; Jimmy Roberts, left half; Dee Gill, fullback; and Tommy Roosth, right half.

Brewster, left guard, Stanley Archer, center. Charles McClenny, boys' head, and assistant superin tendent at unuarens nome Winston-Salem, N. orphanage. Tho nrnhnn hnvs started his coach NEW YORK. Oct.

8 (JP). Tom right guard, Clifford Bartley, right tackle, Bobby Ashcraft, right end. The backfield will likely be composed of Bobby Thompson at' quarterback, Ross Hall at fullback, David Drane, right half, and North Texas Dove Hunting Season To End Friday AUSTIN, Oct. 8 (IP). North Texas sportsmen were reminded Wednesday their dove-hunting days will end at sunset Friday.

The north zone season opened Sept. 1. The south zone hunt opened Oct. 1 and will continue through Nov. 9.

Howard D. Dodgen, executive secretary of the Texas Game and Fish commission, said late reports on the north zone shoot indicated the weekend cold snap had improved hunting. He said south zone shooting has been "good to excellent" and predicted hunting conditions would be further improved by the southward movement of the norther. Pro Jackie Burke erals, pitcnouts, or passes, iwice the Blue Devils' ran from scrimmage on fourth down at midficld. 'We didn't take full opportunity of our scoring chances," admitted my Holmes, who got into his second World Series this year as a Dodger as a result of being fired as manager of the Boston Braves, returned to the Boston organization and to managing Wednesday Weds Golf Fan Billy Wood at left heir.

BUFFALO, N. Oct. 8 (IB- A romance which began on the Probable Edgewood starting lineup will be Kenneth Box, left to manage the Milwaukee Brewers. fairways was climaxed Wednes ing career in high style with 69 wins, nine losses, and three ties including a 36-game. winning streak that included three unbeaten seasons.

In 1941 he became director of athletics and head coach at the University of Deleware, where his teams won 49, lost 16, and tied two. Like the orphans, the Blue Hens had three unbeaten seasons 1941, 1942, and 1946. This year the Murray success system is in high gear. General Manager Bob Ouinn nf the Brave's obtained Brooklyn's permission, to negotiate with him. MAWSEZ NO MORE HUNTIN' BEARS TILYER hll INSURED WITH- CLYDE and PRESTRIDGE Insurance Agency "Security with Service" Tyler Telephone 2-5441 Suppose Your Child Needs Aspirin In The Middle Of Wight? How good to ban St.

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Holmes succeeds Bucky Walters, Bulldogs, Panthers To Gash Friday The Emmett Scott Tulldogs of Coaches C. M. Marks and R. V. Lewis will go into their fourth battle of the young 1952 gridiron season, in Texas College's Steer Stadium Friday night.

Their opponent will be the Henderson Panthers. The Bulldogs are undefeated but are twice tied for the current season. Coach B. J. Gupton has one of the strongest teams in the East Texas area, and will be out to spoil the undefeated record for the Scott Bulldogs.

end, Wayne Humphries, left tackle, Bobby Parker, left guard, Kerry Cartwright, center, Lawrence Goodson, right guard, Chicken Platter, right end, and David Smith right guard. In the backfield will probably be Horace Phillips at quarterback, Bobby Paul Martin and Dwain Martin at halfback slots and Larry Cox at the who asked to return to Boston as coach after piloting the Brewers to the American Association pennant. It will be Holmes' third managerial post with Braves. fullback position. Kansas Shuns Polio LAWRENCE, Oct.

8 (TP). Tigers, Bears The Kansas University football schedule will not be cancelled because defensive End Morris Kay has polio, university officials said To Open 15-A Assistant athletic director Low-ry M. Stoops is beginning his 26th year on the staff at West Virginia University. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1952 Wednesday night. Action Friday WILLS POINT, Oct.

8 (Spl.) Navy Chief Governor Answers 'Criticism' The Wills Point Tigers, coached by Norman Rowen, will be on the rebound this week when they meet the Brownsboro Bears in the first District 15-A encounter for both squads. Will Explain Purchase Your Hunting License in Sears Sporting Goods Dept. On Tempi Hospital Proposal Reserve Plan Wills Point held a highly fa America's Lowest Priced Repeating Shot-gun vored Terrell Tigers eleven last week to a 13-27 score. The Tigers AUSTIN, Oct. 8.

(JP) Gov. of Wills Point were expected to Shivers Wednesday answered what he called Temple Publisher Chief Petty Officer J. W. Hun-sucker of the Tyler U. S.

Navy Recruiting Station will meet with senior male students of Tyler High School Thursday morning to discuss the Navy's Reserve Officers Training Corps program. Hunsucker will meet with the go down in defeat at the hands of Terrell by at least 40-0. However, the hard fighting Tigers of Coach Rowen gave the Terrell Tigers a scare of their life until the final whistle sounded, giving Terrell the game. Frank Mayborn's editorial criticism of Shivers for trying to get temporary state use of McCloskey Hospital for tubercular, patients. McCloskey Hospital is operated by the Veterans Administration at Temple.

Shivers and the State Hospital Board say they want to Prior to taje Wills Point-Terrell youths in the Tyler High School Auditorium at 8:30 a.m. cheek when it asked for the use of a part of McCloskey Hospital on a temporary basis. An examination of the facts will discredit such an implication." Shivers outlined plans for new tuberculosis hospitals at Harlin-gen and San Antonio and pointed out that the Legislature must authorize construction before contracts can be made. He promised to recommend that the Legislature act as quickly as possible when it meets in January and he anticipated completion of the hospitals by the middle of 1954. "If the temporary use of facilities at McCloskey is denied to the state, we may be forced to suspend the admission of tubercular patients to any of our state hospitals until new hospitals are constructed," Shivers wrote.

vation of Moore Field for the benefit of the Valley. I sent one telegram to Thomas K. Fin-letter, secretary of the Air Force, telling him that if the decpion were made to reactivate Moore Field, the state would take care of the tubercular patients hospitalized there, but that it would expect a reasonable length of time to do so. "It was the Air Force and not the State Hospital Board or myself that first asked the Veterans Administration about the feasibility of using a portion of McCloskey Hospital temporarily The state's request was made only after all other solutions for caring for these patients were examined and found unworkable. "Your editorial implies strongly that the state had its tongue-in- game last week the Wills Point team was undefeated, untied and unscored on.

They defeated the Kaufman Lions, 6-0, the Ferris use part of the vacant space for the patients who must be transferred from Weaver H. Baker Hospital at Mission. Save 22.12! Challenges Comparison with Others for $50 or More! Features underneath loading like expensive repeating 788 shotguns! jU it WM Proof-tested forged steel barrel precision choked for ac- curacy! team, 20-0, and the Rockwall Yellow Jackets, 19-0. The Tigers work from the Weaver Hospital'must be moved because the Air Force plans to reactivate Moore Field, site of the sanatorium. Mayborn ran a front-page editorial in the Temple Telegram Sunday opposing the plan to use Feather-light balance for easy handling, fast sighting! Available in 12, 16 or 20-gauge choice of full or modified choke! doublewihg formation with modifications and are in top physical shape for Friday night's game at Brownsboro.

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William Jenner Fighting To Save Senate Seat The probable Bear lineup will iMCisanrMisaD Brother Of Tylerite Typical Jenner barbs are "Harry HLXG be as follows: Ward Jackson, and Bill Tompkins at end, Richard Echols and C. W. Olson at tackle, Chester Craig and Larry Grant at guard, and Perry Hull at center. In the backfield will be Danny Hart at quarterback, Ed Epperson at left half, Hollis Adair at right half, and Bobby Blaylock at full Truman and his gang of Pender-gast plunderers an administration which stands for rot, radicalism and ruin ambitious, atrocious, artificial Adlai." back. Save 1.96! Lowest Priced Quality Automatic We Know Of! Magazine holds 18 long rifle cartridges more than any other comparable .22 on the market! Custom-style pistol-grip stock! Dies In West Texas C.

J. Roberts, brother of Mrs. J. G. Niblack, Tyler, died at Odessa Wednesday afternoon.

Funeral arrangements were incomplete in the West Texas city. Roberts had lived at Tyler for a short while years ago. At time of his death, he1 was an oil field employe in the Permian Basin field at Odessa. Among survivors are his widow and a brother in Probable Tiger lineup will be 4 Police Patrolmen Will Be Accepted Wood at left end, Gore at left tackle, Sanders at left guard, Richardson at center, Allred at right guard, D. Dawson at right tackle, and Rogers at right end.

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Conducted on an impartial end entirely competitive plane, the NROTC has established units at 52 American Colleges and Universities, including the University of Texas and Rice Institute in the Southwest. Examinations for prospective NROTC students will be held throughout the country December 13. In Texas, 18 examination centers have been designated by the Navy, including Tyler where the exam will be held at Tyler High School. The NROTC program offers to single young men between the ages of 17 and 2l an opportunity to receive four complete years of college training at government expense and receive draft exemption as long as they remain members of the program. Application blanks for the tests are being distributed at Tyler High School and at the recruiting station here.

They must be mailed to the Naval Examination Center at Princeton, N. J. I prior to Nov. 22. Hunsucker said all applicants who.

are accepted, must be able to pass rigid physical examinations equivalent to physicals given midshipmen at the U. S. Naval Academy. NROTC students who complete their programs, successfully may become regular officers in the Navy. A student who is accepted will be sent to any one of the 52 participating colleges he chooses provided he can pass entrance requirements at the school of his choice.

Besides receiving his tuition, fees, books etc. a student also will receive $600 each year to help defray cost-of-living expenses. The NRQTC student enters his school as a civilian student, but will be required to take Naval Science and history courses and drill in a unit each week. During off-school time in the summers, the students will be required to participate in Navy cruises. The NROTC' program, according to Hunsucker, offers many advantages for high graduates.

It offers educational opportunities to many who probably never would have the same opportunities otherwise. Further information on the program may be obtained from the Tyler Navy Recruiting Station in the Postoffice building in Tyler. INDIANAPOLIS, 9 (IP). Sen. William E.

Jenner, who doesn't pull his punches when attacking the Democratic administration, was fighting in dead earnest this week to save his Senate seat from Democratic veteran Gov. Henry F. Schricker. Jenner was up against 69-year-old war horse whom his party's leaders have called "the most popular Democratic figure Hoosiers ever had." Even though the 44-year-old senator has never lost an election in 18 years, GOP leaders were reported worried about the strength of the white-haired, white-hatted Democratic campaigner. Jenner, who was a vigorous supporter of Sen.

Robert A. Taft Ohio) before the GOP convention, solicited the support of Republican presidential nominee Dwight D. Eisenhower to aid in his fight. Eisenhower endorsed Jenner without mentioning him by name in a recent Indianapolis speech. The young Republican senator had previously attracted attention with attacks on administration figures such as Gen.

George C. rnipps at iuilback. J. C. Higgins Hi-Power Rifle with FN Mauser Bolt Action Choice of 30-06 or .270 caliber! With specially designed 2 Vi-power scope! 12495 Billy Cox is the only active Dod She said the commission will ger fielder to hit better than .300 GUN CASES accept applications until Oct.

15. 3" Applicants must be 21 to- Jo in the World Series. Be batter .333 getting one hit in three trips to the plate in two games in 1949. years of age, and the person must be high school graduate or equiv Honolulu. Injured Chandler Woman Improving Mrs.

Lydia Tidwell of Chandler, who was struck by an automobile at the intersection of Beckham and Erwin Streets, was reported as "condition satisfactory and resting well" by attendants at Medical Center Hospital Wednesday night. She received a leg fracture and other injuries in the accident about 7:30 a.m. Wednesday. L. C.

Kirkpatrick of Tyler, who alent. No particular experience is required, she said. 1 Physical qualifications indicate that applicants must not be under five feet eight inches tall and not less than 170 pounds in weight. They must also be in good physical condition. -I Starting at $235 a month, which was driving the car, told the in vestigating officers he failed to see Mrs.

Tidwell because of the sun. lasts for six months, the patrolmen will he raised to a base pay of $250 a month. Examinations for the appoint-1 ments will be given at 1:30 p.m. Oct. 16 in the City Court Room at the police station, Mrs.

Woodson said. Marshall, whom he called "a front man for traitors a living lie." Jenner's -campaign aides indicated their respect for Schriker's strength by organizing a "Bill Jenner day" campaign. He features speeches by 11 of Jenner's senate colleagues, including Sens. Taft, Karl Mundt of South Dakota, Everett Dirksen of Illinois and Homer Ferguson of Michigan. Jenner was first elected to the Senate in 1945, when he was a 36- Shell Yests 1.69 Elastic loops hold 24 shells.

Button front, mustard color. Sizes 36 to 46, SPEED IN MOVING year-old Air Force captain. It was Dr. Wyle To Speak Before Clubs Today An account of his recent around-the-world trip by air will be given IS LARGELY only for a short term, but he won election to a full term later. Schricker has been on the Indi Experts Given Call After Cars Derail Wrecking crews of the Cotton Belt Railroad faced a tough problem of clearing away debris from a derailment near Texarkana Tuesday, and the presence of two cars of explosives in the wreckage all but halted the work.

General agent for the Belt in Tyler, Russell Mase, said Wednesday morning that the wrecking crew was awaiting ar riyal from Houston of members of the Bureau of Explosives who will take charge of the Operations necessary to eliminate the danger of explosion. Workers had built the' a MTvjvirjo now WHICH IS GAINfA Thursday by Dr. Ewart Wyle, pas ONLY THROUGH ana political scene since the first Franklin Roosevelt administration tor of the First Christian Church WIDE EXPERIENCE The talk will be heard by the Special Feature! Values to HUNTING ACCESSORIES combined membership of the Ro and is the only man to win the state governorship twice. He is an "off the cuff" speaker in his campaigns because he believes persons who attend big rak lies will vote for him anyway. tary Club, Kiwanis Club, and the Junior Chamber of Commerce, as well as some special guests.

It will be at noon at the Blackstone Hotel In 1944 he lost a bid for the Senate against Homer E. Capehart. Among the guests will be the visiting German citizens who came around the wreckage so that other trains may continue to operate. In his present campaign, Schricker mentions Jenner seldom and concentrates on telling what he plans to Tylef at the invitation of Mr and Mrs. James to do in' Washington if elected.

Schricker, who placed Adlai Cotton Belt Railroad Inspected By Officials Hunting Coats Rubber Coated Game Pocket Rotularly 9.95 Q95 J. C. Higgins Finest inog resistant army duck mad permanently water repellent with Zclon process. Free-swing shoulder pleats. Lovelady's Jewelry Marks Anniversary Stevenson's name in nomination at Natural Gas Suits Made Sinale Case AUSTIN, Oct.

8 Three natural gas gathering tax suits were consolidated as a single case by the Third Court of Civil Appeals Wednesday. The action will permit the court to render a single decision applicable to all three cases after hearing arguments Jan. 21. The gathering tax was declared unconstitutional by Judge Jack Roberts "in 126th District Court in July. He ruled the levy of nine-twentieths of one per cent per 1,000 cubic feet of gas gathered from the ground was a burden on interstate commerce.

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McKenzie of St. Louis. Russell is president the Southern Pacific Railroad and McKenzie is president of the Cotton Belt Railroad. After completing their tour here the two departed for Lufkin. Lovelady's Jewelry and Gift Shop, 607 South Glenwood, marked its first anniversary Wednesday; R.

L. (Bob) Lovelady and his wife, Ava, who first opened lor business on Oct. 8, 1951, are celebrating their first year business with a gigantic anniversary sale. 117 So. Broadway Tyler, Texas Open Sat.

9-9 Phone 2-7341 i'ng his opponent's name in his campaign, but bears down with attacks on President Truman, Secretary of State Dean Acheson and m- Stevenson..