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4 MO tit Predicted as Colder Weather and Good Flight of Ducks Hunting Season Opens 1 THE LAST GUESS By BM HOPKINS The Oklahoma News kli kclekt)4a 010 w4 it Si ii 4 The Oklahoma News Indian Death Mars Grid Drama By United Press DALLAS Texas Oct 15 The barabric chant of Seminole Indian mournings and the rhythmic soundings of tom-toms gave doleful accompaniment Saturday to the menlment of thousands who Jammed the Testis state fairgrounds for the Oklahoma-Texas football game The 28 tribesmen far from their beloved Florida everglades were mourning for Chief Tom Billy 8I-year-old chieftain of the tribe and direct descendant of the famous Chief Osseo la who slipped into the Indian's hunting ground last night at Parkland Hospital Death was caused by heart trouble SECTION A-PAGE 9 JIM HOPKINS Sports Edam SUNDAY OCTOBER 16 1932 e't -''lixothw 10 't 4 ''s- fr 1 ai :4 44 I "4n40i-' i 1 1 OVERPOWERS SOONERS 17 TO 10 TEXAS CITY fans are going to see a footimill team Friday when the Aggies come over to play the Uoldbugs We also are likely to see the Stillwater crew get revenge for the 1icking3 they've been taking on previous trips ovey here The Aggies have a demtiverunning and it clicks They have a goat quarterback in Hightill a powerful ball-carrier in Hall: good blockers good passers good punters a corps of reserves who can step Into action and fill the pp What tlse would you want? The Stillwater team is light and the defense against Creighton was not airtight but they hoe an offensive punch and that's a pretty good defense yet OAHOMA A is not equipped to handle a big football crowd Remember how it was two years ago I hope they start preparing now for the huge throng Movies Take Guess Work Out of Sooner Football Hardage Maps Out Progressive Statewide Program Hunters to Open Fire Hilliard and Dtmlap Star By JINI HOPKINS I vo- 95Yard Run for Touchdown By Longhorn Back Is Game's Feature HE movies show of the Tulsa game ow a little trick- which I'll bet not one in the grandstand caught Pansze was loose on a run with only Boehm safety man between him and the goal line Now Itardage had taught Panne a trick and he thought this was a good time to try It As he neared the safety man insteady of veering away ramie took a step directly toward the tackler Instinct ly a tackler straightens and pauses Boehm did and in a flash Pansze threw himself to one side and was past The movies show the trick worked perfectly but that in swinging to one side Pansze threw himself off balance and fell 01 111 bet not one in me granastana caugne was loose on a run with only Boehm safety etween him and the goal line Hardage had taught Panne a trick and he this was a good time to try it As he neared ty man insteady of veering away Panne took lirectly toward the tackler Instinct ly a tackler Lens and pausee Boehm did and in a flash threw himself to one side and was pest The show the trick worked perfectly but that in to one side Pansze threw himself off balance I er I ith ote at the of SS as iod Idefb14 eat ore toy Ivo Ltlq was at oot ver the tect ro nt ery 1 pot gas ght of the ler 50 he EWIE HARDAGE Sooner coach has 8 little pieture-taking machine which takes the guesswork out of football Lewie Hardage has mapped out the mast progressive and ambitious football program ever seen in this part of the land These two facts are not as disconnected as they first seem Whenever the Sooners play a football game' high up in the grandstand somewhere will be a powerful movie camera recording every play every action which takes place on the gridiron below If a player misses a block if one Ls out of position if a ball-carrier fails to go exactly in the direction where the play was is recorded ON Monday following the game the mentor takes his squad to the movies but it may be a show which they won't enjoy The pictures of the previous game are cast on a screen big and plain as day Each player is taken individually through the entire game What he did on every play is checked "See there you missed your man if you'd had him Pansze would have made a touchdown every other man was down" There is no guesswork as to why a play isn't working wnicn will be On nand In two weeks tor me Sooner game While they are at it they might mark off the field and install a few yard-line markers And get a few ushers I'm not griping I don't require many conveniences to enable me to enjoy a football game Anyway I go in on a pass But fans Fh0 pay their money deserve some consideration The Aggiea are handlotipped in that they have no real stadium and it is likely that they have a hard time making both ends meet with their athletic fund But a few line markers some lime and a few ushers who will stay on the job wouldn't cost much and they would make a much more favorable impression on visitors MALCOLM ROSSER JR young Such an arrangement Is against University of Oklahoma re- all conference rules and likely gent has an idea whkh be will would be opposed by both schools try to pie across when the board Even if these obstacles were over-meets again come the financial angle probably would cause the plan's failure He suggests that the annual In Aluskogee Enid and other cit- Sooner-Aggie game be passed les around among the larger state of such size the game could cities that the two teams play not attract as large a crowd as it wmild one year in Muskogee the next in in Normazi Stillwater Enid and so on Tulsa and Oklahoma City where the teams would have their stuI don't think he has a chance to dent body or a larger population put his plan across but he has to draw from some good arguments in its favor Neither would these towns be It would give a wide range of equipped to accommodate a big people an opportunity to see She crowd state's two major teams in action Thus the receipts would be re-It would make friends for both the duced and at the same thne the university and the Aggies It prob- expenses would be increased since ably would cause a larger per- both teams would he away from wentage of the state high school home stars to go to one of the Okla- And regardless of for hat reahoma universities rather than to sons football was started the big an outside school idea now is GET THE MONEY rsLOOMY OUS HENDERSON is proving he is boss at Tulsa University Volak and Reynolds a pair of all-Oklahoma guards still are on the second team to where they were relegated right after the Sooner game The Tulsa squad was tom to pieces by dissenbion Henderson did the only thing he could have done to correct the the ring leaders There has been some talk that this 11'111 be Hendersa's last year at Tulsa University but I think that it is unlikely he will leave which will be on hand In two weeks for the I LEWIE HARDAOE Jr- 1'-v'''-'4 5- of o' '41i7-' )( 0 ItSck teit n-11 1 ecN A I ii oo5" '710 4 3 'Le5 1 0 f' A 'J' it 04:: 4' i 1 on 1 1' ii44k fi''st' I 0 ff! 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i on ducks The official times for sunrise and By Frogs eunset as compiled by the weather bureau for the duck season follow: av United Pesos A WA: COLLEGE STATION Texas Oct 37 Oct IS 5:541:06 Nov II Christian University de- LI (cZ 1111 VI NNoovv1 11 :1:11 feated A itz al College 17 to 0 here 6 119 net 19 54700 Nov IS 522 I 40 Oct 110 5:50 710 Nov 20 822 Satarday afternoon 6:41 Oct 21 A411110 Nov 21 522 The Christions met a stubborn a 4J oo aa AC1 1:12 Nov 22 a'n defenie in the first two quarters 1 1:1 ti il241 s1 44 514 2 Nov '142 ihi 201 i iaining a single field gcal from the Ott 25 5 441:18 Nov Sit 520 line scored again I 646 Dc JI 5 42 7:16 Noy 24 521I in the third quarter and passed its 447 olD'1' 3711 4401 7:11 Nov 32 :14 way to a aecond touchdown over a a 46 DO 20 5 50 1 Is Nov 29 A IS 1 tiring Aggie defense in the last few 6 40 Delt 30 5 34 7:19 Nov 30 819 6 So Oct 31 1 37 Dee I 5:15 I minute of plat' ai Not I 30 7 21 Dee 2 511 I The game was regurded as the I 6 '''J 2 2 2 21 ue 3 2'15 first crucial meeting in the South- 6865: sNo61r 55E14 '71442 It'): I :1: i vleitern Conference I 6 AO Nov 5 32 7 14 Dtt 6 5 If 4 AA Not I 542 7 25 net 7 8 II 0 S7 Nov 1 5:31 1:26 Dee I VIA hcpes through the medium of this close contact with high school conches and players to on the style of football he is of the Don McOulgsn and Wallace Wade his hystem of play established hi high a steady stream of players would pour into university who already were well versed in the of the system of play used there the meantime the souare black box with its lenses is helping lardage wIn 80Me games THE slow motion pictures enable Hardage to Judge the exact worth of every player They enable him to see the faults of each gridman point them out to the player and correct them For instance pictures of the Tulsa game showed several linemen blocking hard but blocking too low the opposing player stepping over to make the tackle He spent a day getting them to Linking higher hitting their targets about the wale They beat Kansas the next Saturday and those who saw the game say it was the hardest blocking team Oklahoma ever had Score one for the little picture-taking machine Bill Pansze speedy little Sooner halfback had a tendency to fall down often after he had passed through the line of scrimmage and was Just breaking into the open The films showed Hardage why this was true and enabled him to correct a fault in his stars playing Pensze a track man leaned forward when he ran and was easily thrown off balance LIARDAGE sell them combination 3ystems With schools the fundamentals In telephoto football Al Downs i Week End Scores a of "football coach" and Bill Anderson was given the title of "instructor" It was his Job to develop team play and seleet the men for the various positions The real mental exercise was to fail to a board of strategy headed by Capt Jimmy Meeks and COnClite ing of three other experienced players one of these to be named by Instructor Anderson The instructor himself was sold on the idea Ile himself had been trained under the eye and hand of Bob Zuppke who Is a coach of no uncertain authority There may have been times when Bill Anderson could think of better strategy than Zuppke in the days when Zupp was building Bill's character so perhaps it was Bill's idea that the boys of Occidental might conceive some tussterful move which he had not mentally entertained VERY year at one place or an- other the agitation to give back the game to the boys crystallizes Into action This year's noble experiment has ben conducted at Occidental College a school of some 800 students at Los Angeles It was decided before the season opened to give the game to the boys of dear old Occidental and teach Bill Anderson was to sit in the stands and let the young men run their own football game Now there la just a chance that the game may be given back to the coach for since the game has been given back to the boys at Occidental the boys have been giving the game to Occidental's dearest rivals AT Occidental they even went so far as to abolish the position Split 11Se 164') Rol rS nt Jr SATURDAY RESULTS LTS Dallas Team Pulls Surprise Last Quarter Attack II! UNITED P8181 111(i NIX Minnesots 1 Nebraska 8 Kansas Stott 20 Missouri 0 Texts 11 Oklahoma 10 Kansas 30 Iowa Stale 0 I116 1801 011clitgan 14 Ohio Watt 0 Northweslern 20 Illinois 0 Purdue Wisconsin Indiana 13 lows 0 Chicago 30 Knox 0 Special to News DALLAS Oct 15--A new star I flashed across the University of Texas football horizon Saturday Bohn Hilliard a 170-pound sophomore paced the powerful Long' horns in a 17-10 victory over the University of Oklahoma in the annual state fair classic here today Runs 95 Yards A 95-yard touchdown run climaxed the new star's brilliant performance but throughout the afternoon he dashed through the Sooner line and around the ends for sensational runs Hilliard's long dash came in the third quarter with Texas leading 7 to 3 but being forced slowly back to their own goal line by the fighting Sooners The sophomore took one of Dunlap's high long punts on his own five-yard line and dashed lown the Sidelines to the goal 95 yards away Not an Oklahoma player touched him His mates helped by blocking out most of the would-be tacklers end the ball-carrier dodged the others With Koy and Stafford all-Southwestern backs performing in their usual creditable manner Texas presented an offensive trio which was far too powerful for Oklahoma Dunlap Sooner Star Big Bob Dunlap husky Oklahoma quarterback was forced to fight the losing battle almost alone Hisepunting passing and ball carrying stood out as the bright spot in the Oklahomans' playing He scored all of the visitors' 10 points kicking a field goal from the 17-yard line to give the Sooners a brief lead in the second quarter He scored a touchdown early in the final period and added the point afterwards Dunlap's running companion in the backfield speedy Bill Pansze was forced out of the game in the first quarter and did not return His absence was keenly felt by the visitors Stacy Also Hurt Red Stacy 220-pound Oklahoma fullback also was carried from the field late in the game Hilliard alias scored the other Texas touchdown with a 26-yard dash after taking a lateral pass which went from Koy to Stafford to him Ox Blanton big Texas tackle kicked the Texas field goal in the fourth quarter It was the third straight year he has kicked a field goal against the Sooners His boot won last year's game 3 to 0 1 It was the sisth straight time Texas has beaten Oklahoma estimated to be 20000 Estimate Crowd at 30000 The gridiron was in excellent condition and a clear warm day gave the teams an Opportunity to unleash all their tricks Tne crowd gathered early and was estimated to be 20000 Coach Littlefield surprised dopeEters by holding Capt Ernie Koy 200-pound fullback and Ox Blanton veteran tackle out of the starting lineup After a scoreless first quarter the Sooners jumped into the lead when Dunlap booted a field goal from the 17-yard line The lead didn't lost long however Koy who had entered the fray smashed through the Oklahoma line time after time and with the aid of his mates and one completed pass took the ball from the Texas 20-yard line to the Sooners' 26-yard line Lateral Pass Scores A lateral pass Koy to Stefford to Hilliard worked beautifully and the I latter went over for a touchdown Blanton who also had entered the game kicked the goal to give the Texans a 7-3 lead at the half Oklahoma missed a chance to score Just as the half ended A pass Dunlap to Walker was good for a 30-yard gain and gave the Sooners the ball on the Longhorns' 10-yard line with four downs for a tally Dunlap failed in two line drives ard two attempted paws to Walker were incomplete Hilliard's sensational run came in the third quarter after the ball had see-sawed back and forth with Oklahoma gradually forcing the Longhorns back to their goal line The -Sooner touchdown did not come until the fourth quarter opened but the drive which took the ball to the 1-yard line got underway in the provioug period Watkins recovered a fumble on Oklahoma's 25- yard line when Buff fumbled a bad pass from center Sooner Passes 'tit'ork Dunlap went around end for 171 yards The Sooner star then passed I to Walker for first down on the Texas 37-yard line Two passes and I two penalties placed the bail 19 s'ards from the goal line Another succeesful toss Dunlap to Curnutt went to the 1-yard line as the 'Olivia ended the quarter Dunlap failed three times in plunges into the renter of the line On t'se third attempt Texas was offskie and penalized lien the yard to the goal On the next play Dunlap slipped off tackle for a touchdown and then kicked goal to put his team back In the race milts The Longhorns came brick fiercely still Hilliard Kos end St al fore' 1 netting a series of first down' They sas PLEASE 111114 To PAGE A 1 A CT A 1 By United Prem SYRACUSE Oct 15 Southern Methodist University scored 10 points in the final period today to break a six all deadlock and defeat Syracuse 16 to 6 before 15000 spectators Bert Baxter with perfect interference raced 43 yards for a touchdown He made good the kick after touchdown and also accounted for a field goal later Syracuse started the scoring In the I opening period when Wamsack tercepted a forward pass and raced i 35 yards The kick was bad How- I ever the southern team came back to temporarily tie the count in the same period On their own 13-yard line registered five consecutive first downs and then plunged over Syracuse's goal line The kick was bad and the score retnalmci tied until the final period Southern Methodist was stronger on the offense making 14 first downs against 10 for their opponents Syracuse played better in aerial passing completing four forward pas and laterals against two forwarda and two lateral for 8 The southerners gained 258 yards against 161 for Syracuse 0 39 11(71: 0 i1( r11 0 59 N9- 11 5 39 19 3 10 BIOWn Ytie 3 Wesleyan 0 Neverford 0 Jrhli 0 Joioph 0 Harvard 47 Penn Stmt 15 Anilieint 1J Hamilton 0 Howdnin 0 Tuns 0 Carnegie Tech 0 Washington Jeff Drew 20 Junititg Pittsburgh 10 ny 13 Ks laindroo Teachers 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I don't saw sonnets of this sort of thing at want It" Ana when Ad Lindsay isms called 1 I put out because he loses a foot-in and told he was head football ball game What sort of an egg coach he 'aide would I be coming up here as "I don't want the job I accepted Ilargiss' assistant to lend whatever this position merely to do what I aid I could to my old school and could as a member of the coaching then stepping in to take his Job staff Bill Hargis Is my friend I after oe lose one game? I don't saw enough of this sort of thing at want it" "Get In 1641160 A A I In "VoftomftikOftftsWolb Line: lirt? 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WI 0 0k II VI0111 14t ha I 1 PI rA Concordia 7 N14 4f '7 P40t I 114i 4' Moorhead Tenchrt 4 14 11t-h A pg 21 Err A $307 1 i 7 1 'ant Troue1 i OF St SI so S5 'Atria Trouvrri St $150 S5 30 $150 S5 '91 1 te UTAH POWER DOWNS BRIG'dAM YOUNG 26-0 1 4V 4 '1" 4 --s I I ts '''l: Is 'i are low than th many yea Lower than they Will be in many eats to eome See them I II our atore thoriow are low ban in ea r5 er than will be in eats to Se in store By United Press BIRMINGHAM Ala Oct 15--Tennessee pulled a highly important football game out of the fire today defeating Alabama 7-3 in a driving rain to take front rank in the Southern Conference title race Twenty thousand saw the contest For two quarters the heavy Crimson tide fought off the assault of the Volunteers and kraed into a three-point lead at the half when Honey halted today by a crafty squad from one Of her crack backs place-kicked Vanderbilt which held the chum-a goal from the 17-yard line pions to a 6-6 tic With the conference title at stake! Tulane playlog without its two Tennessee put everything it had into (11117 aeason fullbacks its the un its final quarter thrust An Alabama nerdr1 from the start A crowd if unt wa blocked on the Crimsons 25000 watched the deadlock on a ps 12-yard line and recovered by Ten- truddy field nessee In three tries the line nect-tooted Don Limmerman the "flying Dutchman" gave Tulane its Seattle Feathers made a final eight tirda for the tOUChdOWn Wynn or when he took a punt on his Fo dded the extra point from place-1 45-yard line and raced down the 6srt field for a touelidown in the sucond nwnt eri 13 0 N)tUI 1O Ji azd 7 T110 91 P111111114 1 24 1 14 to' o'n No Co alp 111-ifit 1 :7 '14111A A 11 It 11 11 tn 0 Ancan 41 90 117r 4 111i K4attoo 1A114 11 1 1 I leno Co tf 1101 I (714o4h 19 PihtIll 0 1 :4 '7 K1144114 In111Jte MU 04)11 7'100Lit II '1 tt 81 C11g 0 11() 10 Mollot11 6 Notre Doh 1)r0 VACS 1 61 13 A'h 01e 41 0 (yotio 1pg her4 70 Nell Mtxc0 0110) 1100 0 10 1 i1111p 4i111 30 CJAAL Ar0 0 ntilt Not I (we oflo 0 len(01 I' it '1611 1(14i11) N11111 12 Moro ltt 14 DEER TURKEY 7 leah 0 Corroti 'to 1 HUNTERS el 4 t'oPlo41 :6 11 SeaSitti (tct 25 to Niis 15 1)-p sr 1 t000 gke 1 rtaloh tor oot otinui1 )111 (I a lo NC M7 17 0 41 I CI IflF I 01411i00111 C1ty NeA 1011 IMVf 7I Fees in Ilitory A Imp1 1 (011 1 14 -11 11 tItro soto to Ito tot rt 14 '1P! Pi) rof 25 Reservations t)iwn 4 1 J01 1 1 7 7 1' 7 oe FUF or a der in 1 1 1' 1 44104 UP I I Oilmhattla 6 ly 010a loa 0 41' $1 11T! $1' Pi) ()itl 25 Ions ()i)en fi nt tiPr Ti i tt ttmot 1 0 OW4 ()him hottla 0 Ohht SALT LAKE CITY Utah Oct 15 A rejuvenated University of Utah eleven functioning perfectly for tile first time this season went berserk today and crushed a strong Brigham Young Uniersity team 20 to The Mem by their stellar doerformance today effectively silenced reports that they were beginning to "crack" after four years of gridiron supremacy in the Rocky Mountain Conference For the first there was little doubt of the outcome Utah ram lied over I wo touchdowns in the first sovn -ninutes of pink and in the doing liado strongest team In history like a school 7110' M0d again In tlic Yrd and twice in the fourth pe riod 0 RICE BEATS 10101A I nit eI rre HOUSTON TPXHS Oct Is rid IlatItute'ti Soli' hwekt Contortole! vleven toddy dciPated Loyola Cord lip )t the south New Cvletitl 14 to ha-d-folv0l roPe IMP 7000 speciaiors In Plce Staduin I q' '4 5 1:1 1 MT: ii14i111jat'ck 1 7 rj-7fr it 111LM7cAl tiorAttil0317 1 El twit11e" iiibilasigonikINETstAvaillliliZiaill6ONMS11 ki 15:100 I c-iirAttooly 1 St'l 1)L'1111 kligi7i0(010T11101110'0AiaaoaeltAll Tt'i a subtitute In eventd the count hp took the 12yttrd linP Hhd the Ithe to eroi Larry Burton a Vanderbilt 1111P111) in the lat rniartt ball on the Tubine the end of the ROO STiRs IN TIE NEW ORLEANS Oct 15--1uihne UntversW'3 threeyenr rule over Southern Conference footbtill was 1 ourriumonomMMINEENIMIIIMI.