The Tyler Courier-Times from Tyler, Texas • 8

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1951 POUTSSec. 1 Hardin-Simmons Wins 27-6 Came Basketball Wori touts To Open former Kentucky oasfeetball stars, indicted for shavjing the points in a game against Loyola of Chicago in 1949, also received "bonuses" for going ov)er the point-spread in three other; games coat of mud minutes after the kickoff," the racked up a total of 377 yards gained, 226 of it on the ground. Fixers Cor A Bonus New York, Oct. 27. (UV-Three Monday At Tyler High School By TYSON Kilgore Met Speedway ANNOUNCES 1951 Hot Rod Canyon, Oct.

27. (IB The Hardin-Simmons Cowboys roped, tied and branded the defending champion West Texas State Buffaloes 27 to 6 before a homecoming day crowd of 6,000 Saturday. It was the Cowpokes first Border Conference game of the season but the third straight conference loss for the Buffaloes. Despite a soggy field which had the players plastered with a OWNIRS OF FINE SMITH COUNTY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES Te these whe care, we offer neat and quality workmanship for your deceratlne requirements. also COMPLETE REPAIRS, REMODELING end MAINTENANCE SERVICE Consultations for the above services without charge.

Contract only. Local References Fhone Mr. Johnson at 2-2064 After 5:30 p.m. Mr. Rex at 2-505 Justabout everybody who saw the Tyler-John Muir game here Thursday night and the Longview-Gladewater game at Gladewater Friday night will agree that a stretcher and an ambulance should be standard equipment at all football games.

i While everybody hopes that no player will ever be injured school officials should be prepared to meet the worst should it arrive. There was a lengthy delay in getting Wilbern Presswood, i. Apache back, off the field after the gridder was injured. he could be carried, from the field the Apache team 20 juniors and seniors and between 35-40 sophomores. One letterman will be back from last year's fine team.

He is John Dickey, a senior. Dickey was not a starter last year, but saw considerable service as a relief man and was considered as a regular. Eleven squadmen, all juniors, from last year's team will also be back. They are Larry Krum, Jack Burnett, Buddy Nolley, John Tyler, George Winn, George Webb, Charles Schneider, Bobby Rasber-ry, Bobby Parker, Randall Purvis and Bentley Black. The remainder of the boys extracted out are inexperienced as far as high school basketball is concerned.

A basketball program in the junior high schools will also be worked out. Carpenter says a meeting with the junior high coaches will be held during the coming week to outline plans. The Lion schedule is indefinite at the present time, but Carpenter plans to get busy right away lining up opponents. Some games are already tentatively arranged. The Lions will play two games each with Longview and Gladewater on a home and home basis, but the dates have not been settled.

They will also enter the Kilgore tournament December 13, 14 and 15. The district schedule will begin after the Christmas holidays, with the first game to be played against Texarkana. Advertisement Harvey's New 93 Octane Rocket Ethyl the lubricating gas made oy the new platform method. Championship. Trophy Race Sunday, Oct.

28th 4 Weeks of Competition Time Trials Start Promptly at 2 P.M. manager had to rush off down by the dressing rooms to find something to carry him off the field on. All the manager could find was a long plank. That was covered with a blanket and Presswood was carried off the field on the piece of scrap lumber. Thert was further delay in getting him to the hospital as the manager had to rush up to i the press box and ask for an.

ambulance to be called to come to the field and pick up the in-jured player. At Gladewater Friday night, Donal Vaughn of the Bears was hurt and had to remain on the field until someone could -rush out of the stadium to summon an ambulance and until the ambulance arrived to carry him to the hospital. No plank was broken out at Gladewater, but neither was a stretcher. The injured boy had to bt left on the field until the ambulance arrived. Fortunately, neither Press-wood or Vaughn were seriously injured and the delay did no real harm.

Some time in the future, however, a waiting stretcher and ambulance might actually save a boy's life. Taking note of Thursday night's experience at Rose Stadium, Tyler High officials had an ambulance at the field for the first time this season. The officials say Tyler High, official owner of Rose Stadium, will have a stretcher in the dressing room for use at all junior college, high school, junior high, and any other games to be played at the stadium in the future. THE PREMIER OIL Refining Company is to be commended for its new program of offering a trophy each year to the Gregg County school having the most outstanding record in all sports. Schools eligible are Kilgore, Gladewater, Longview, Judson, Pine Tree, Spring Hill, Whi'e Oak and Sabine.

Most folks will agree that most PAYNE of the emphasis is put on the two major sports, football and basketball, in Texas high schools and that baseball, tennis, golf, and track are shoved back out of the limelight. Trophies such as the one being awarded by Premier will tend to give credit to schools and athletes in the minor sports, and maybe in time they will be recognized as major sports, too. Certainly it takes as much skill and practice time to be a track star or tennis star as it does to play good football or basketball. Actually the minor sport athletes are to, be admired more than the major sport athletes. The reason is that they have to work hard and yet they get none of the glory accorded football and basketball stars.

The minor sports athletes have to really want to compete more than the major sport athletes because they do not reap the rewards. The all-sports trophy in Gregg County is certainly a step in the right direction. Maybe the day will soon come when all-sport trophies can be awarded all over Texas, whether the division be made by counties or by Inter-scholastic League districts. A FAMILIAR sports figure in Tyler is celebrating his golden wedding anniversary today. He's "Cap" Fred Morris and congratulations are in order front sports fans.

Morris played on the very first Tyler High School football team and later managed and played catcher for the famous Cotton Belt baseball team that traveled around the nation winning ball games. Tyler Bidding For TAAF Softball Meet Tyler recreation men are in San Antonio this weekend seeking to bring the state TAAF swimming tournament and the TAAF girls' Softball tournament to Tyler. The annual Texas Amateur Athletic Federation convention is being held Sunday and Monday in San Antonio, with convention headquarters being at the St. Anthony Hotel. Attending from Tyler are Bob Shelton, director of parks and recreation for the City of.

Tyler; Alba Etie, recreation director, and Wayne Sudduth of the recreation departments The swimming meet has been held at Fun Forest pool in Tyler for the past several years and the three men will ask the TAAF to bring them back to Tyler again next July. The softball tournament is held in August and Tyler will be making its first bid for that tournament. Ted Totten, Colgate's star halfback from Sherill, N. never played 11-man football until he enrolled at Colgate in 1949. Practice for the 1951-5J Tyler High School basketball team will get underway Monday at 2:45 p.m.

at the high school gym. Bob Carpenter, new basketball coach of the Lions, will meet some of his candidates for the first time Monday and his plans for the first two weeks call for taking things slowly until he has a chance to get acquainted with the players. Carpenter will take only juniors and seniors during the first week of practice and will welcome the sophomores Monday week. The new mentor thinks that he will have a better chance to get to know the boys if he does not try to meet them all at once. After looking them over for the first two weeks, he will be ready to make his assignments in regards to and teamsrEvery boy, senior, junior, and sophomore, will be given a chance to make the A Carpenter, the former East Texas State and professional star, will have the bpys all alone the first week, but Charlie Wright, who is now working with team football, will be out to aid him beginning Monday week! The new coach expects around FOOTBALL SCORES HIGH SCHOOL CLASS AAA Pampa 14, Odessa 7.

Amarillo 40, Boreer 19. Lubbock 40. Ban Angelo 6. El Paso High 42. El Paso Bowie 9.

Fort Worth Arlington Heights 33. Fort Worth North 81ie 0. i Dallas Wilson 35, Dallas Tech 0. Tvler 15. Sherman 0.

I Texarkana 13, Wichita Falli 7. Highland Park 6. Denlson 6 (tie). San Antonio Brackenridge 13. Laredo 0.

Corpus Chrtstl Bay 20, Austin 0. Corpus Chrlstt Miller 14, Houston Bam Houston 0. Houston Lamar 40, Houston Davis 7. Bavtown 27, Orange 0. Beaumont 1, Pasadena 7 (tie).

Port Arthur 48. Galveston 20. CLASS AAA Vernon 14. Sweetwater 7. Big Spring 21.

Plalnvlew 20. Breckenrldge 26, Weatherford 0. Stephenvllle 40. Cleburne 21. Graham 18, Childress 0.

McKlnney 33. Denton 13. Paris 7, Greenville 6. Grand Prairie 20. Irvine 13.

Longview 13, Gladewater 6. Kilgore 18, Henderson 12. Bryan 25, Nacogdoches 0. Temple 45, Corslcana 14. Palestine 26.

Lulkln 21. Conroe 7, Port Neches 0. Galena Park 39, Beaumont South Perk 0. Preeport 19, Texas City 19 (tie). San Antonio Burbank 7, New Braunfels 6.

Harlandale 18. Ban Antonio Lanier 0. San Antonio Edison 6, Kerrvllle 0. Victoria 39. Alamo Heights 7.

Robstown 26. Pharr-San Juan-Alamo 7. McAUen 20. San Benito 0. Klngsvllle 14, Edlnburg 7.

Alice 32, Falfurrias 0. CLASS AA Terrell 24. Arlington 14. Jacksboro 20, Decatur 6. Handley 12.

Hlllcrest 7. Carrollton 7. Mesqulte 0. Pleasant Grove 12, Garland 6. Grand Saline 27, Mlneola 12.

Van 13, Wills Point 0. Pittsburg 33, Mt. Pleasant 7. Sulphur Springs 35, Winnsboro 13. Bonham 25, Commerce 0.

DeKalb 27, Clarksville 6. Atlanta 20, New Boston 19. Omaha-Naples 32, Hooks 19. Carthage 26. New London 13.

Jacksonville 13. Center 13 (tie). Crockett 60. San Augustine 7. Athens 13, Waxahachie 13 (tie Waxa-hachie wins on 1st downs 15-10).

Ennls 14. Mexla 12 HuntsvlUe 14. Humble 7. Aldlne 19, Cleveland 13. CLASS A Leonard 33, Cooper 7.

Hughes Springs 20, Jsjferson 13. Linden 19, Simms 0. Canton 65. Brownwood 27. Hawkins 40.

Edgewood 9. Carlisle 7, Overton 7 (tie). Leveretts Chapel 20, Chapel Hill 0. White Oak 20. Gaston 13.

East Mountain 6, Troup 0. Rusk 0. Elkhart 0 (tie). Grapeland 19. Trinity 6.

Woodville 54. Dlboll 0. Groveton 44, Loveladv 25. Montana Gridder Killed In Came Billings, Oct. 27 (IP).

A "probable" broken neck killed Montana School of Mines' starting center Wesley Salonen of Butte almost instantly Saturday in a game against Eastern Montana College here; The game was called off at the half because fthe fatality with the score 7-6 in favor of Eastern. MSM and Eastern players, many crying, walked slowly off the field with heads bowed. The homecoming crowd, watching the first game to be played between the squads on Eastern's new field, was silent. les Tulane Au- juarter- if PI S27 (IF, mat season. IT SPEAKING you'll tee them at their best with a BelleHowell 8mm Regent Projector You'll reallr enjojr the movies you take if yoa project them on the BftH Regent.

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