The Knoxville Journal from Knoxville, Tennessee • 16

A Ragged Navy Team Sinks Penn State 28 To Amazed At Lack Of Tennis Courts Sailo rs Never Look Like Title Outfit By ED HARRIS Knoxville is overlooking part of its program to combat juvenile delinquency by its failure to provide more adequate tennis facilities That is the opinion of a man w'ho should know a man who today holds the National Professional tennis championship Webley Van Horn who holds the national title alter sweeping aside all of today's tennis greats including Bill Tilden yesterday expressed his amazement at failure to provide more facilities for the court game You might say Van Horn is prejudice He is But he also knows what tennis has done for himself and thousands of other youngsters in California where he learned to master the strokes that carried him to the pinnacle The well built likable champion opines that a youngster something to do and he will develop into a good and adds that tennis is a proper method Van tall and muscular frame gives credence to his reminder had a choice between football baseball and tennis 1 played them all at one time I decided on tennis because it is a game that you can play for years Football and baseball are gone isually at the close of college days in tennis you can play on down -the Tennis is a game that demands great self control and there is where the fight against juvenile delinquency comes in A youngster who learns to control himself on the court will develop the ability to control himself in other things Van Horn noV professional at the Piedmont Club in Atlanta was amazed to learn of few courts and the lack of foresight in planning other facilities in the near future Nashville and Memphis are all w'ell in front of Knoxville in tennis he said yesterday is most unfortunate that Knoxville has failed to keep step with Van Horn is visiting at the Fred Keith Home Fountain Avenue Fountain City His wife is the-former Virginia Keith They will be here for a few more days before returning to Atlanta They expect to spend the winter at one of the Miami clubs MB AND MRS WEBLEY VAN HORN From tennis to a game of gin rummy Cheatham Named Again By JACK LUTTRELL For the third time in four weeks Willard Elrod Cheatham classy stepping Young High tailback wins the nomination for the Captaincy of The Journal All-City Eleven It was brilliant broken field running that broke the spirit of a touted Greeneville High aggregation last night Cheatham by scoring four markers becomes the highest point maker in the Big Five The Journal All-City: Left BUDDY Central High Left BOB Stair Tech Left Guard-EUAL Central High BILL Central High Right GREEK Knoxville High Right RED Knoxville High EDSEL Rule High ELROD Young High Left KEN Rule High Right Knoxville High ED Stair Tech Chattanooga gridiron experts proclaim that Bud Sherrod Central brilliant right end is one of the finest flankmen ever to perform on the high school field Not only did Sherrod stop every McCallie play that came in his direction but caught one- touchdown pass from Flinging Jack Beeler Sherrod ranks second to none in high school play in this section yith his team up against the wall Bob McDonal stellar tackle on Red Stair Tech Tigers halted a goal-bound Asheville Maroons eleven on the yard line In the opinion of his coach McDonal is fast becoming one of the standout linemen in the Big Five If is the same old story for the left guard position to be filled by Eual Proffitt Central All-East Tennessee guard Described by McQallie Coach Bitsy Howard as the best guard in the south after watching the spoil every line attempt by his machine Proffitt who weighs only 150 pounds has no equal at guard in the state and is a dead ringer to make All-Southern Bill Baker rangy center for title-bound Bobcats finally secured a berth on the All-City aggregation Baker has been runner-up to the starting assignment from opening game and certainly deserves the coveted slot Ranking second only to Proffitt In the Is Greek Pavlis tough right guard of Knoxville unbeaten Trojans Although not spectacular is the bulwark in the small Trojan line A versatile athlete Charley (Red) Baker wins the starting assignment at right tackle Baker was one of the reasons that Rule speedy backs could' make no headway against the Trojans Friday night Baker set the stage for one Trojan marker when ha recovered a Rule High fumble deep in territory Fast becoming one of the ace flankmen of the Is hardworking Edsel Reed of Rule High According to reports Reed played a bang-up game against Knoxville High Trojans and did some fancy blocking on Ken touchdown jaunt Proclaimed by local football addicts as one of the smoothest running backs in these parts Is flashy Ken Pruitt of Rule High Golden Bears Pruitt has been one of the standout ball toters in East Tennessee this season and lived up to all expectations Friday night against Knoxville High by scoring the lone Bear marker on a sprint through the center of forward wall Another repeater on the All-City is Cooper deadly flinging tailback of Knoxville High Trojans The classy Trojan back displayed a smooth ground attack as well as pitching arm Cooper repeatedly scampered through the Bears for neat gains One if not the big reason that Red Bailes fighting Stair Tigers upset the mammoth Maroons of Asheville is speedy Ed Gentry Gentry lashed over and around the Maroons' line for neat gains all night and set up one marker by toting Iball to the two-yard marker 4 THE KNOXVILLE JOURNAL 'Sunday October 14 194 5 i four for State On the ground and in the air Navy piled up 361 yards to 118 for the Lions The numerous fumbles marred the game with 11 bobbles altogether Vols Win OnllnneJ From Flrxt Sport Fo and naturally payoff peregrination The home heroes added one in the second Mullis punted out on the Vol 18 and at this point it might as well be stated that Mullis played a' great all-round game for the undermanned and outclassed Moccasins Runs by Bevis and Lund and passes by Lund got the rock down to the Chattanooga 10 After Bevis squirmed to the four Major banged across for the points Casey converted Not much excitement transpired in the third Mullis guided a punt out on the Vpl five for one of the best plays of the chapter but it change the complexion of the conflict it could be called such Tail-citizen Morrow contributed two points to the Vol cause irt the fourth by sneaking up into the line of scrimmage and blasting through to block punt Morrow bumped the ball over the fence in rear of the end zone for an automatic safety Bob Lund returned the ensuing kick from his bwn 40 to the Chattanooga 34 and the Vols were off to their final touchdown Lund tossed to Partin to put the ball on the 15- He gained four and then made it a first down Lewis battled his way to the Moccasin 12 Lund crashed through the middle for a touchdown that was called back because a Vol had been offsides On the next -play Lund passed to Red Cross for the touchdown Casey converted Coach Scrappy Moccasins succeeded in encroaching on Tennessee territory only three times Mullis snatched the first kickoff and pranced down the middle of the gridiron to the Vol 39 where he was knocked down from behind They progress dangerously deep on their other two expeditions Tennessee partisans were happy to notice that Barnhill used a couple of boys who had not been expected to be 'ready for Alabama They were Asbury and Billy Stevens both of whom have been repining on the shelf with prop injuries Buster Stephens ace of the 1944 outfit was not (used Enemy scouts (or at least two of them) expressed doubt that Buster really is badly hurt but those who visit the practices even occasionally know that the former KHS luminary will be far below par next Saturday if he is able to navigate at all Lineups and summary: TENN (30) Pos CHAT (0) Wildman LE Mayfield Dobelstein LT Cvitovich McQuady LG- Lenhart Miller Murphy Dobelstein RG Akim Paidousis RT Karwoski Pike RE Booker Bevis Mattis Stephenson Mullis Major Roberts Holsclaw Jurczak Score by Periods: tides nil its Poke t9 Wake Forest 10 Millifan 9 Appalachian 7 Mississippi State 41 Detroit 0 William A Mary 38 Virginia Tech 0 Vanderbilt 7 Florida 0 Alabama S3 Senth Carolina 0 Pensacola Naval Air Station 7 Clem eon 0 Camp Lee S3 Camp Detrick 0 VMI tl North Carolina State 14 Tennessee State College 87 Smith 0 Virginia State 41 Johnson Smith 0 Eastern Kantncky Teachers 7 Murray Teachers 7 (tie) Godman Field 12 Camp Lejeune 0 LSU 81 Texas A St 13 MIDWEST Minnesota 14 Fort Warren 0 Indiana 54 Nebraska 14 Pardae 40 Iowa 9 Notrp Dame 34 Dartmouth 0 Ohio 8tate It Wisconsin 0 Mlssonrl 11 Iowa State 7 Ohio University 20 Cincinnati 19 Oherlin 25 Bald win Wallace 7 Kenyon 80 Capital 0 Valparaiso S3 Indiana North Central 0 Ball State 0 Wabash 0 DePauw 27 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Alma 13 Albion It Miami (Ohio) 21 West Michigan 13 Minnesota 12 St Olaf 0 Milwaukee Teaebere 38 Stevens Point Teachers 7 -North Illinois Teachers 13 West Illinois Teachers 0 South Illinois Normal 33 Illinois Nar-mal 19 Denison 13 Wooster 9 Otterheln 7 Heidelberr 7 (tie) Bowling Green S9 Case 7 Upper Iowa 7 Luther 9 Indiana State 88 'Central Normal 0 Ohio Northern 21 Blufton 0 Springfield Missouri Teachers 20 Missouri School of Mines 13 Wichita 25 Central Missouri State Teachers 0 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 21 North Dakota 18 Normal South Dukola 0 Concordia 9 North Dakota State 0 (tie) Wesleyan 83 Aberdeen North Teach-ere 0 Peru Teachers I Deane 0 (tie) SOUTHWEST Baylor 23 Arkansas 13 Rice 13 Tulane 7 Texas )2 Oklahoma 7 Corpus Christ! Naval Air Station 34 Austin Bergstrom Field 0 Langston University 29 Lincoln University 13 FAR WEST UCLA 13 California 0 Washington 6 Washington State 0 Oregon State 19 Oregon St Mary's 01 Pacific 0 Camp Farragut 18 Idaho 7 Colorado tl Colorado A St 0 New Mexico 0 Colorado Springs 4 Utah State 44 Montana University JS St Paul Gustavuu Adolphus SO St Thomas 13 San Diego Naval S3 Southern California 0 HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS Ellijay 0 Cepperhill 49 Pikeville 0 Spring City 38 Loudon A Harrlman 18 Marion County 0 Stevenson 7 Columbia Military Academy 7 Chattanooga Central 2V Favetteville 18 MeMinnyille It Winchester 8 Manchester 13 Red Bank 13 Rome 14 Tennessee Military Institute 14 Bradley 18 Beylor 8 Marion Institute 0 Shelbyviile 7 Tullahoma 27 Supreme Tops Pin Circuit Supreme Foods team still leads the Classic League by taking two to one from the Louis Steak House team Potsy Clarke and Jim Eldridge blasted the pins for a good series of 562 and 592 while Cates and Maples led the ldsers The Armstrong Hardware team won two games and lost one from the Farmers Supply of Fountain City Beightol paced the losers while Armstrong and Sharpe shared honors for the winners Brucks Beer team led by Jim Cooper won one game from a fighting determined Pan-Am Oil Co who won two games Bryant along with Proffitt led for the winners The Lions Club paced by Guy and A1 Ware won a clean sweep of three games to none from the Luzianne Coffee Co ex-Marine McFall leading the losers STANDING OF THE LEAGUE ANNAPOLIS Md Oct 13 (JP) Midshipmen looked like Raggedy Anns a good part of the way but by hard battling against a rugged Penn State eleven managed to punch across four touchdowns and-a safety for a 28 to 0 triumph over the Nittany Lions The Sailors as a unit never looked like a championship ball club but Leon Brarplett their great end rose to defensive heights and inspired his team to win as 22106 fans jammed every -seat in the stadium to watch centen nial celebration come to a close With Clyde -Scott their leading scorer and Bob Jenkins pile-driving fullback on the bench because of injuries in the Duke game Pistol Pete Williams and Jim Pettit stepped into the breach in the backfield and cooperated with Bob Hoemschemeyer to push over the scores Bramlett speared through to block Floyd Langs punt behind the Penn State goal in the first period and -Navy was ahead 2 to 0 as the ball bounde dout of the end zone for a safety 35-yard punt return led to a touchdown drive a moment later' with Bob Kelly fumbling as he ran from the 17 The pigskin scooted over the goal and alert Bo Coppedge Navy tackle fell on it for the score block of another Lang punt deep In State territory set the stage for 2v next counter coming whenffilliams intercepted Wallace Trijafets pass and ran 15 yards unmolested over the last white line A 57-yard drive gave the Sailors a third-period score with Hoem-chemeyer tosses to Williams and Dick Duden jnoving the ball down to the 19 Thdre Williams a real flash sped his own right end for the touchdown Duden slipping through to rush Joe pass struck the ball as the State tosser let go Juggling it basketball fashion he gathered it in and ran 35 $-ards for the Tinal counter Jack Currence made good two of four points after touchdowns Navy had all the belter of the statistics getting 20 first downs to otorists fr I -Do you want smoother performance easier and quicker a substantial saving on gas and oil? 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yards for its touchdown in the fading minutes of play -getting its tallywhen Don Brooks a sterling end made a sensational leaping catch of long pass across the double Bristol took the opening kickoff and went 68 yards to score in just three plays Neal traveling the fnal distance when he broke off tackle and sped across from the Johnpon City 49 A pass from Pippin to Glover good for 33 yards gave the Vikings another touchdown as Jhe quarter ended and they scored again in the first two minutes of the second period when Neal smashed across from the topper 16 Early in the third period an intercepted pass gave the Vikings possession on the Johnson City 27 and Pippin southpawed a touchdown pass to Templeton who made a brilliant catch of the ball Bristol boosted its lead to 33-0 on the third play of the fourth quarter when Templeton intercepted a Bradshaw aerial on his own 40 and behind superb down-field blocking sprinted 60 yards to score fumble of a low bounding ball on the next kickoff recovered by Millard on the topper 35 set up the final Bristol touchdown with Pippin scoring after Neal had bulled his way to a first down on the Johnson City one yard stripe Johnson City took the next kickoff on its own 35 and went for a touchdown with Brawshaw and Brooks sparking the drive Bradshaw passed to Brooks for a first down on the Vikings 47 went around end on a reverse to the 28 and then failed back to the 40 and lofted a pass over the goal line that Brooks caught for the tally Nelson Golf Leaves Field SEATTLE Oct 13 (JP) Nelson Golf the kind that smiles tough courses and laughs aloud at par struck Broadmoor today as Lord Byron counted 63 strokes in the third round of the 72-hole $10250 Seattle open tourney Par is 70 total tally was 193 and the great sub-par games of Harold McSpaden of Sanford Me Jimmy Hines of Chicago and Ed Fudgol of Detroit seemed almost in the duffer class by comparison Harry Givan Seattle amateur who strode hard at heels through the first two rounds played masterful fairway golf- but his putter was balky and he took a 71 He still held second place with 202 Under the hot Indian summer sun McSpaden shed 1 's crimson sweater but still looked red hot to the gallery romping around in 64 for a 205 total and fifth place Hines sparkled with a 66 and Fur-gol posted a 67 leaving the pair tiJ in third spot with WEHRLE IN SEMIS TORT SMITH Ark Oct 13 Vd Wilford Wehrle stylist from Racine Wis who already has two of the tjtles his credit registered a pair of easy triumphs today to lead the field into the quarter-finals of the 15th annual hardscrabble invitation golf tournament here IFooTtIh)saIlIl By THE ASSOCIATED FKESS EAST Army 28 Michigan 1 Colombia 27 Yale 13 Dread 19 CCNY 7 Colgate 47 Lafayette Tnfta 94 Werreater Pennsylvania 49 Kerth Carolina Michigan State It Pittsburgh 7 Navy 28 Penn State A Rutgers 19 Mnhlenberg 8 Vrslnas 53 Penn Military Harvard tl Rochester IS I Princeton 14 Cornell 9 Rensselaer 18 Coast Guard 1 Rhode Island 10 Maine 7 Franklin A Marshall 19 Connecticut University 0 Lock Haven Teachera 18 East Stroudsburg 6 SOUTH Alabama 55 South Carolina 0 Georgia Tech 43 Howard 0 Georgia 48 Kentnckv 9 Mississippi 29 Louisiana Tech 21' Tennessee 80 Chattanooga 0 Mangrum Is Leader In Golf Event BIARRITZ France Oct 13 (JP) Cpl Lloyd Mangrum turned if) his third straight sub-par a sizzling to pile up a 13 stroke lead today at the three-quarter mark of the 72-hole inter-theater golf tournament masterful exhibition took the play away from Cpl Stanley Panek (hometown unavailable) who shot a hole-in-one on the 142-yard eleventh after breaking the course reeprd for nine holes with a 30 Planek blew up on the incoming nine however and wound up with a 72 and 54-hole aggregate of 223 good for 14th place Lt Matt Kowal of Philadelphia carded a 71 for a second place score of 209 Sgt Rod Munday of San Francisco also came in with a 71 for a 54-hole tally of 210 Cpl Everett Pann of Chattanooga Tenn held on to his fourth position with a 71 214 Behind Dann came Sgt Bill Robinson Philadelphia Lt Ralph Bond Cleveland 217 Pvt Tom Bolt Abilene Tex 74 218r Ffc Jimmy McHale Philadelphia 70 218 Lt Harold Cross Philadelphia 71 218 Lu Abe Browning Bangor Me 219 CpL John Cunningham Chicago 76 221 Pfc William Prampis Portland Ore and Storekeeper 1c Bill Chambers Chicago 74 222 Gophers Lick 14-0 MINNEAPOLIS Oct 13 Minnesota had to open up its bag of power plays and passes to take a 14-0 victory today over a surprising team of Ft Warren Wyo soldiers who were supposed to be pushovers for the Gophers but who actually outplayed them most the second half Hudson Mealey fullback and Tom Cates who played both right and left half fop the Gophers sparked the drives that produce4 the two touchdowns Mer-li-'Kispert quarterback provided Ihe place kicks that netted two points HARVARD WINS 21-13 CAMBRIDGE Mass Oct 13 (IP) A much smoother running Harvard team gained its first victory of the season by topping Rochester 21-13 at the stadium today in their first football meeting in history Leo Flynn scored first for the Crimson on a five-yard slam and Herb Fritts scored with a 50-yard intercepted pass VMI WINNER 21-14 RALEIGH Oct 13 Virginia Military Institute shoved across a touchdown in the final minutes of play tonight to hand North Carolina Wolfpack its third straight defeat 21-14 It was the Cadets second southern conference victory BEAVERS IN UPSET CORVALLIS Ore Oct 13 (JP) A rugged Oregon State line held the University of star quarterback Jake Leicht at bay today as the Beavers upset their traditional rivals 19-6 FISK TIRES TEXACO PRODUCTS HUGH TIRE CO 700 Broadway Phan 4133 Favorito Is First Hoss At Inglewood INGLEWOOD Calif Oct 13 Favorito a 55 to 1 shot today won the $25000 added Starlet Stakes emblematic of the juvenile championship of Hollywood Park The two-year-old son of Flares-Momlng bred in Virginia covered the seven Jurlongs in 1:24 1-5 Peak speedy filly was second and Please Me from the Naylor Barn third Favorito paid $11250 $3760 and $1380 Peak $900 and $6 and Please Me $860 The sprint race was a battle between the favorite Style Prince and With Pleasure until half way down the stretch when Jockey Johnny Craigmyle got La Favorita speedster in front and kept him there in a drive from the wire Style Prince tiring finished fourth It was fifth race and his second victory as a' two year old 1 ROSSI FACES BRUINS LOS ANGELES Oct 13 Led by their hard driving halfback Cal Rossi who personally accounted for both touchdowns the speedy A Bruins today tamed their big brothers from Berkeley the California Bears 13 to 0 before 40000 fans Rossi running up 101 yards from scrimmage more than the entire California backfield scored on a ten-yard swing around left end in the second quarter and duplicated on the identical play from the Cal li-yard line in the third quarter LEAGUE PLANNED TROY Ala Oct 13 Reorganization of the class Alabama Baseball League suspended at the close of the 1941 season will be attempted at a meeting here tomorrow President Eric Ballard said representatives would attend from Dothan Brewton Greenville Opelika Talladega Lannett Tallassee Troy Andalu-siaAlexander City and Sylacauga Tulane Bows To Rice 13-7 HOUSTON Tex Oct 13 Showing a surprising reversal of form the Rice Owls battled their way to an upset victory over the Tulane Green Wave today turning back the invaders 13 to 7 before 14000 The Owls were led by Don (Red) Anderson hard -running fullback who is a naval trainee from Joliet 111- At the end of the first half Rice had 170 yards rushing to minus 7 In that first half Rice made seven first downs to nothing They scored both of their touchdowns in that half and missed out on a couple more through fumbles In the second half Tulane struck back through the air with Ernest Crouch a freshman doing some real sharpshooting but Rice finally broke up their aerials and stopped them cold on the ground Tulane only had a net 20 yards rushing the ball throughout the game while Rice had a big 262 yards counting 14 first downs to five TROJANS BATTERED 33 6 SAN DIEGO Calif Oct 13 (JP) Mel (Tommy Gun) Tommervik 173-pound halfback from Seattle Wash put on a running and passing display to lead the San Diego Naval Training Center football team to a 33 to 6 upset victory over the University of Southern California today The former Pacific Lutheran College player carried the ball across the Trojan goal three times and pitched touchdown passes on two other occasions to give the Bluejackets a 33 to 0 lead in the first half GAELS LOPE TO WIN SAN FRANCISCO Oct 13 St Gaels loped past another milestone on the road to national football prominence today with a crushing 61-0 victory over a weak but fighting College of the Pacific eleven A crowd of some 20000 fans saw Coach Jimmy colorful Gaels chalk Up their fourth win in an unbeaten season Classified Display Next Grid Games By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Major football games scheduled for Saturday Oct 20: FAR WEST Oklahoma A St vs Utah Colorado College vs Colorado Washington vs Oregon State Pacifie vs Southern Colifornia Washington State vs Oregon MIDDLE WEST Illinoia vs Wisconsin Iowa va Indiana Northwestern vs Minnesota Purdue vs Ohio 8tate Notre Damt vs Pittsburgh Great Lakes vs Marquette (night) Nebraska vs Iowa State Kansas vs Oklahoma Kansas State vs Missouri Tulsa vs Nevada SOUTH Leuiaians State va Georgia Auburn vs Tulane vs Alabama Jackson AAB vs Mississippi State Kentucky vs Vanderbilt VPI vs Marvland VMI vs William A Msrv Wake Forest vs North Carolina 8tate Cherry Point Marines vs North Carolina SOUTHWEST Rice vs Southern Methodist 1 Arkansas vs Texas Texas A A vs Texas Christian Baylor Texas Tech EAST Georgia Tech vs Navy (night) 1 Melville Tern-da Boot vs Army Bocknell vs Penn State Colgate vs Columbia Holy Cross vs Brown Coast Guard vs Boston College Notre Dame vs Pittsburgh Princeton Too Good For Reds ITHACA Oct 13 The Princetoh football Tiger which appeared kittenish in its season debut last week pounced upon Cor-ne this afternoon and handed the thrice-victorious big Red a stunning 14-6 setback Princeton broke through the Cornell forward wall in the second perjod scoring on a 52-yard run by Ernest Ransome and put the game on ice in the closing minutes of the contest when an intercepted pass was converted into a1 touchdown Neil Zundel Princeton center intercepted one of Allen heaves on the Tiger 15 anj ran it back to the 36 From that point Halfback Allen Bush took a lateral from Quarterback Buglioli and skirted left end for the gamewinning score Pittsburgh Gets Booted PITTSBURGH Oct 13 1 The University of hopes for a strong comeback on the gridiron this season were shattered today by the underdog Michigan State eleven which took to the air to turn back the Panthers 12 to 7 while a crowd of 12000 looked on in the huge Pitt Stadium Coach Charley Spartans smothered aerial game which carried them to two earlier victories this season All that Clark T-formation squad could salvage was a single touchdown carried over by Jimmy Joe Robinson on a dazzling 87-yard run in the final period Huskies Wins Over State SEATTLE Oct 13 Scoring a touchdown in the last two minutes of play the Washington Huskies upset Washington State College 6-0 in a Pacific Coast Conference game today before 34000 fans Gordon a Washington quarterback won the game when he intercepted a Washington State pass on his own 43 and a moment later broke 'away on a 41-yard run to the Cougar goal line MARYLAND STILL UNBEATEN COLLEGE PARK Md Oct 13 (JP) smartly-coached Old Liners marched along in the undefeated ranks Friday night winning their third straight football game 22 to 6 by outspeeding and out playing the heavier Merchant Marine Academy 9 UNTOUCHABLES WIN OAK RIDGE Oct The Untouchables of the Oak Ridge Touch Football League will meet the Sharp's Market team of Knoxville tomorrow at' 7:15 pjn at Oakwood Park here Tennessee Chattanooga 14 0 9 30 0 0 Scoring touchdowns Stephenson Major (two) Cross Points after touchdowns Stephenson (four) placements Safety Morrow blocked punt into end gone Tennessee substitutions: Cross Stevens Morrow Bazemore Lund Long Bierley Wade Arnold Par-tin Lewis Wbod Chadnock King Asbury Brown Caldwell Blake Carey -Padgett (01afson Chattanooga substitutions: Berg Gusek Wallington Wright Cate Mullins Boyd Honaker Officials: Bruner (Mercer) ref reef Preas (Georgia Tech) umpire: Jackson (Emory and Henry) head linesman Lloyd (Southwestern) field judge Missouri Drops Iowa State 13-7 AMES la Oct 13 () big Tigers huffing and puffing for more than three quarters in unsuccessful attempts to Offset a one-point disadvantage broke loose with a 63-yard touchdown drive late in the game to drop Iowa State 13 to 7 today By victory in their first Big Six Conference football game the Tigers established themselves as definite challengers to defending champions and likewise crushed Iowa title hopes Classified Display FOR SALE 268558 Lbs hot rolled sheet 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inspection During Normal Business Hours 1 At Above' Locations Texas Beats Sooners 1-2-7 DALLAS Oct 13 Texas swept 69 yards in the five minutes today to beat Oklahoma 12-7 in the thirty-ninth renewal of this colorful intersectional football game as little Byron Gillory teamed with huge Hubert Bechtol to turn back the West Sooner team that has played here in six seasons YALE BEATEN 27-13 NEW YORK Oct 13 Coming back in the second half after spotting Yale 13 points in the first two periods unbeaten Lions defeated dhe Bulldogs 27-13 today with halfback Gene Rossides flipping two touchdown passes that broke the game wide open.