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29bt adets ready date game 'Mkt PAGE FIVE Oklahoma is Rated 13- Point Favorite in 41st rid Game -LL -LL STILLWATER Ok la Nov who' make a business of it were giving Oklahoma A and College 13 points today as time for the colorful football match between the Aggies and the University of Oklahoma drew near 'JAYS SHARE LEAGUE TITLE WITH SOONERS at a glance by Ir a 00 THE CUSHING DAILY VITIZLINL CUSHING OKLA' I ONIA Perfect Setting 70 1 Iyiol oopf I 1141t 1It" 0 rid Tulsa Awaits Bowl Bid After Skidding Past Arkansas 14-13 Razorbacks in Last Period Rally KANSAS THANKFUL AS JAYS To Make It Close CLIP MISSOURI BY 20-19 KANSAS THANKFUL AS JAYS CLIP MISSOURI BY 20 -19 I 4 0 FRIDAY NOVEMBER'29 1946 TRH CUSHING DAILY CITIZENLCUSIIING OKLAHOMA PAGE FIVE 1 i dirg 'T oo 0 0 Grid 1 --t For 111111 1 a 4 I Perfect Setting I sa A Oklahoma is Rated a waits Bowl Bid After lat i 43- 5e10 Favorite 0 1 A A ok nsas 14-13 a Skidding 1 9 Skiddln Past 6 0 dm- I tt 'glance 1 1 -ie' in 41st Grid Game by a ---0 8 t-7 kt 41 eP rb Razorbacks in dir 0 Last Period Rally 1(ANSAS THIANKFUL As JAYS STILLWATER Okla Nov who' 16 di qiP l''' make a business of it were giving Oklahoma A and AI Cfra oor kriol To Make It Close CLIP MISSOURI BY -20-19 match between the Aggies and the University of Okla- College 13 points today as time for the colorful football ii i''01 liok 001-' grIoi 1t1I-41 homa drew near l' -''''''q' 1 4 i -tr- Jfit 1AYS SHARE Ac 1 fAl LEAGUE TITLE 4me' ks e0i Nst4940401 irop211( 4 wiTH sooNERs p- 14 4elk-''''411 -(510 it 1 41Pt111 I 29-1 TAKING-a double shot of 'exercise ie taking the leaves out of the yard and thinking about to-morrow's blistering billings along the grid front we now wonder- if the smallest pile of leaves won't stack higher than our winners Last week gave this corner o-ie of its most glittering strides when it bounced ahead with 31 winnees and only four miscues including a correct call of a two TD margin on Cushing-Drumright So hitch on sister here we go In the prep to nose out Ardmore in a game that rates top in any league It's going to be close or the sun won't shine Saturday Tulsa Central over Seminole Another title affair but the Braves TAKING- a double shot of exer- rise Le taking the leaves out of the yard and thinking about to- morrow blistering billings along the grid front we now wonder- 11 the smallest pile of leaves won stack higher than our winners le Last week gave this corner of Its most glittering strides when it bounced ahead with 31 winnees I four miscues including a an on I i I 4 "xreopsogaavor At Guard Bill Murphy of Ducks brought down Ken Carpenter after five-yard gain on this plunge through tackle in fourth period but Beavers' fullback scored touchdown on following play as Oregon State beat Oregon in Corvallis mud 13-0 ft'(14SP 4LUTotie tk091- '4 44 KANSAS CITY Mo Nov football slandings of 6the Big Six Conference: Team IV Pet Opp Oklahoma 4 1 800 158 35 Kansas 4 1 800 108 56 I 51Issourl 3 2 600 105 811 Nebraska 8 2 600 100 02 Iowa Stale 1 I 219) 31 Ilia Kansas State 0 5 MOO I 1 132 KANSAS MY Mo Nov TUISA Okla Nov 29 Tulsa University's big fool hall team today was hoping for a bowl Lid in keeping with its reputation which jumped another notch yestetday when Arkansas fell 14-1i under the impact of Clyde LeForce and Co The vctory over Arkansas made it ahnost (ert ain that Tulsa's football (Wad will be active come New Year's eay especially in view or the fact that her be playing in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas But Tulsa Coach BuddY Brothers bad nothing to report today oil the lontl ituation ersity of 1114 ated that "sontrthing delinile" would he known 1 tomorrow Posetve Halfback Jimmy Finks blocked a last-quarter Arkansas conversion kick to give Tulsa its ninth victory in 10 slarts this season Skelly Stadium vas jam looked vith lt)123 fans for the Thanksgiving day offering Tulsa had the big Arkansas under contro! through the first three quartels but Coach John Carnhill's team from Fayetteville come back strong in the final frame score twice and nearly brpak TU1SA Okla Nov 29 WP) Tulsa Uniersity v's big fool ball team today was hoping for a bowl Lid In keeping th Rs re wiputation Li Nhich jumped another notch ye- ttday when Arkansa ei ll 14-1 1 under the impact of Cde LeForce and Co 'f he tory over Arlkansas made it ahnoit I al that Tulsa's foot- hall tzgliali will be active come New Year's ecy especially in view or the fact that her Drawing Cards' More than 18000 persons will crowd into Lewis Stadium to see Big Six co-champions tie into the injury-ridden hometown boys A and officials said 50- 000 woAd be on hand if there had been room to accommodate them The Sooner-Aggie tilt is Oklahoma's oldest grid feature having started in 1904 has won 26 times A and has wan eight games and six have ended in ties The Aggies won both 1944 and 1945 engagements but that was before Bob Peniinore's leg went bad It was doubtful that the twice All-America back would play Saturday The trophy of the ball game A and M's famed bell-clapper from Old Central Hall will be the only stake for tradition minded grads Whey A and first beet the Sooners in 1917 the delirious Aggies rang the bell all night In 1930 University students left the game early and stole the bell-clapper An argument ensued and officials of the two sehot is settled it by agreeing that the cast iron implement uld become the trophy of the tilt Players will spend to-1 night nt Guthrie and will reachl Stillwater early tomorrow morn lag A and officials advised not-of-town fans to pack a lunch Stillwater eateries will be unable to snve all comers More than 18000 persons will crowd into Lewis Stadium to see a Big Six co champions tie nto the iniury ridden hometown I oboorwA0ladndbenonathicaianlil sittlidth507 had been room to accommodaertee them The Sooner-Aggie tilt is Ok- lahoma's oldest grid feature having started In 1904 has won 26 times A and STANDLNGS Last week Right 31 Wrong 4 Season Right 197 Wrong 47 Tie 7 NEW YORK Nov Kansas Jayhawkers were able to claim only a half share but ftey tip rated title recognition in the fr2ie Six Conference for the first thne since 1930 today because of a 20 to 19 victory over their oldest and bitterest rivals the 11is souri Tigers That renewal of the oldest football rivalry weq of the 31s sissippi river yesterday featured the national program of tradition Thanksgiving day games and it put Kansas high on the list of eligible teams for the remaining berths in New Year's day bowl games Pear seven uding Arlintlt mall hings licult make ysical been Juries SII0 iastie coed Vorld ent ly ctive re-spec ribuWas Anish air to dent Mall 1 0 0 1( a tol a 14 I I 7 I 1 LIM I 0 i 1 14 1 1''--'? Itl'p 0 ft 7 o' 1' 7 1 I A 11 't 111 Vi-P i '4 I Atil' 1' I 7 1 1 11 1 i 1 A 41ittViti- It I 1 li 4010- 11 74 4 1)0411 'f 0 i0i i A "Al' 4110 1 110 1 it 111 t' 4 Aorl 'EA i hi' Ilift 2 siA -7-01Al 6 'N w1111 2-- If 714 14- -'741F i tt r--110 1 laJor ytt 771 iV)4-: tolvirp A fl3-FV01150 ink ett 140511 6-m1e: ligg have too much stuff in this one GOING OOLLEGMTE Oklahoma to trip the Aggies There it is and with the weatherman predicting beautiful weather you can hand the bell to the Sooners by at least a pair of KANSAS CITY No Nov 29--(UP)--Kansas football fans had plenty of reasons to be thankful today a major one being sensational Ray Evans Thanks to Evans with a sweeping bow in the direction of Son Fambrough for his majlr conjtribution Kansas has its second Lig Six winner in history and its first since 130 And the Big Six has its first gridiron co-champions since it organization in 1928 Kansas shares the conference glory with Oklahoma both having I finished with 4-1 records against enough to captivate the Dodgers Big Six foes fans tven while losing games Evans ran for two touchdowns help Dobbs un- and hurled a tremendous pass 55 VV yards in the air to Marvin Small doubtedly would have time to for the third as Kansas tripped Participate in the half time floor Missouri 20-19 yesterday for a I show Certainly the six foot four Fintre in the championship Fam- inch back puts on one (luring the brough converted twice for extra ball game little I agla'lints ifi(lior yilritnstkaene(s7 Tilltiesre gaemree points Thus ended a successful sea- son for freshman coaches in the supposed to be a few blockem pro-conference Both George Sauer I (s when ling him hen he dropped back at Kansas and Jim Tatum at 1 peg the ball to his receivers Oklahoma are in their first year at the schools it Eeems that the Dodger Mockers make ferocious faces and Sauer whipped together al fight- if the enemy keeps charging in ing team that has been bled "opportunist" At this late date they sidestep neatly ad apparently consistently alert seems more apt point a facetious finger at Dobbs a phrase Eight times Missouri i as if saying: "There he is" were there Seven times btimtlel es 1Koriasnbiaanns 1m dto act usegvhetny oDfahbiss In earlier games where they won 19 heaves for 76 yards That's 249 when they were doped to lose it i asses in 12 games for 1693 was the same story with minor variations yards When the blockers became goal line Dobbs lugged the more inept than ever close to Missouri which was the de- fending champion wai duniped zttli: a tying touchdown down into a tie with Nebraska for leath around end for 12 yards er second place i The Missouri- Kansas affair Only by seeing the ease with 55th in the series was the last hich that Yankee forward wall you conference game and the last of I charged into the backfield could thkelaim season plays for both Oklahoma Apantsez appreciate Glenn's feats The ian cer I 1 id at Stillwater and Nebraska i PCII more than the pathetic meets Rose Bowl-bound UCLA at Los Angeles Saturday then it's ail AI over for the Bix Six until next half-time show which brands fall barring a postseason bowl bid Brooklyn football as a bush league to either Kansas or Oklahoma proposition A night club comedian 'Minded by the unfamiliar sunshine' TODAY'Sq couldn't score from Second 'base BS he murdered he microPhone A SPORTS rev of the customers laughed out of politeness but it was a typical Dodger crowd which wanted action A PARADE n' at least- belligerent ipeech ala Durosher if it had to listen to chin chopping Finally he retired Ili 1)-((111111437e1 The Yankees won 21 loser particularly a club which (Res Pal Off) favor of an alleged clown attired By OsCAIL FRALEY as a bum United Press Sports 1Vriter EW YORE Nov 29 --(up)--Foo that?" roared the crowd "'he manager of the Giants?" ball in Brooklyn has not flie clown got little response You quired I he ri ystea of its baseba vould ll n't expect him to get much but two gowanus gridiron facts are considering that the patrons had eVidtql1----t hat (denn Dobbs is fool- been watching those Dodger block- hail's Dixie Vines and I he hate'd (ittii Tt I 1 A 7a' when hAertl iant are far from he Flatbush mind gsaomt egoionlgd game cull its() stioheatrenallorse stardom lif the blockers couldn't ha dropped fight games Put bore la(liie But before the final a whistle te customers saw Glenn terror is enough foot ball player lis no doubt that the one-lime Tulsa dash Off some little fifties to handle the polls hide for any-' I Among his feats were quick kicks body's eleven of 7 6 and 55 yards Blookisn will take him I he tall 5 5 One of hem bounced out on 0 looss-lo i nted fellow who always is one yard I ine an a not her dropped dead on restless in the manner of a caged tiger is the Flatbush football team the "th rim gent lemon from Tulsa is Ito does the passing the punting I quite a piece of football player and much of the rusaing which is KANSAS CITY No No 29 --(UP)--Kanas foot- ball fans had plenty of reasons to be thankful today a major one being sensational Ray EValtS Fambrough for his makr conjrib ution Kan kns to Evans with a sweeping bow in the diree i011 OT111 S'Illo fiiirslt-1 isgtio SI i ildYi fOallil deOl-t8ChfahilS1t- pions since it oiganization in 1998: Kansas shares the conference glory with Oklahoma both havingt 1 lenoukh to captivate the Dodgers fans tven while losing games finished with 4-1 records agains Ttla Sly fnpc come "It's the uneerfainlY that gets me Not knowing if you'll back with a Al You'll come back!" Actually the Jayhawkers havon'tithird threat and came off 26 to 20 a clear claim to the Big Six title winners They had been favored but they figured that they rayed to win by 17 points and bad to a moral victory inasmuch as all the way for the victory won a 16 to 13 decision earlier in gave them a tie for the Ivy the season from Oklahoma the League title with Yale and Bar 1 team they tied for the champion- yard ship 1 Colgate also put over two fourth ti) Yesterday's triumph was acitin-lperiod touchdowns and these meant ed mainly through the efforts of victory 20 to 14 over Brown as -Iti iy trvtn Whol'seorttr tWo- -Coach Andy Kerr retired as I downs and shot a 57-yard pass to leader of the Red Raiders from up-Marvin Small on the 18-yard linelstate New Yok for another Ile provided the most 1 Texas saying goodbye to the dramatic moment of the game la veteran Dana Bible as head the final play of the first half I coach turned In a 24 to 7 victory when he ran 54 yards to score over its oklest rival Tetas A after being hemmed in altemptim I and St It was the 209th victory to complete a pass for Bible in his 34th year as a Tradition was the keynote on coach By winning the Long-CI all fronts yesterday and MIMS that horns kept their home record had no license to win played better against A and intact the than they knew how to play as Antes haven't won at Austin after being hemmed in altemptinV and St It was the 209th victory to complete a pass for Bible in his 31th year as a Tradition was the keynote on coach By whining the Long-CI all fronts yesterday and MIMS that bor i kept their home record had no license to win played better against A and intact the than they knew how to play as 1 Agates haven't won at Austin Football Results ArkarvPS Coftgo 3C Conwty Tcachers 12 To AS 24 Toxas A 7 I Th14 14 Arkankas SI EFT Culcl'atin 18 Co'ormio A een St a Quarterback LeForce paced the Tulsans to their victory LeForce passed liVe yards I 1 ill the second quarter to Half- back Boone for the first touchdown Slid set up the third quarter score a it another peg to Resorve End Kell Sutton on tho Arkansas four yard line Halfback Harold Stratton toted pigskin over for the second Tulsa score LeForce booted both cints after touchdown Quart etback Gordon Long of Arkansas began a sensational play shitit brought the final Arkantvi tally He from his own to End Lout Campbell on the Tulsa I 8 and Campbell hit prated to End Alton Baldwin two yards behind i Ealthvin stepped off the 10 yards '0 pay sod Arkansas scored tts first tomtit down on a lino buck by Campbell after Long Lad passed to Baldwin and the end had lateraled to Campbell Campbell reached the Tulsa four before being hauled down Campbell then plunged ove'' Barnhill anti Brothers both cumoleting their first season at their schools relied almost entirely on first-string players in the match played under a warm sua before a jam-packed stadium I Arkansas co-champion of he est Conference up its regular season with one lie I three losses and six victories EDMOND Okla Nov State College officials said today that pie-enrollment the second semester would begin 1101AldfateYr titile latter date eu nti students ee 151 will be unable to register until reglar enrollment period Jan 20a a and 1 li I 11 I Unitq1 Press EAST Colgate 20 BFOWn 14 Penn 26 Cornell 20 Ficm ski" 13 lflaho '17pnvvr 2fl C91ormlo Col 6 STATE COIAT6L Georgia over Geor Oa I watch out The chips are down 016 stage is set and there will be I plenty of fireworks just as sure a3 there's a Dixie Army over the unbeaten Cadets finish another brilliant season by sinking the Gobs UCLA over we help it because they've racked up a lot of easy ones? Tennessee over Vols will move in this one as a warmup for the Orange Bowl etas-sic Louisiana to trim the way it looks from here brother Michigan State to oust Washington West Coast lads get a lesson in the fine arts of football Oregon State over Seems that the state of Washington has' picked a very disgusting day Alabama over Mississippi And we don't care what the bookies say either Rice to bounce style too Another good warmup for the Orange Bowl affair Notre Dame to ha llllll er Southern Irish can let the regulars rest Boston College to whip holy it may be a bit rough at that SMU over anything can happen here but we gotta pick one of 'cm Arizona to down Kansas The sunflower is still wilting in the Wildcats' backyard liardin-Siminons to nose Texas boys in on the know call this a tough one to pick We agree North Carolina to nick Virginia --Like taking candy from a baby Auburn over Florida It looks like the boys won't win a game all reason But of course Auburn has a record of six lickings after a threewin start So pick your own they rounded out their seasons 1 Tex since the new stadium was against time-honored foes built in at least they Colgate Cornell and Texas did Score a touchdown It SAS had one thing In COMMOn 1U the first score they had made In they met ancient rivals they Austin in 22 years were playing farewell games for Tulsa pointing toward Its sixth their all put up bowl game in as many brilliant performances even it can get a Its tradl though Cornell was defeated tional rival Arkansas 14 to 13 in a fa Cornell playing at Philadelphia thriller and thereby took a little tried to pull a victory over Penn- of the luster off the Cotton Bowl sylvania out of the fire with two game In which the losing Razor-last period touchdowns as a fare- backs have been named as the host well gift for Coach Smilin' Ed 4- team It was ninth victory Keever but the Quakers stopped a against one defeat this year 11111)1V EST Oklai(ori a City 71 Westtiin re)ierve 24 Caiiie v't ((cyan' 6 Kansas 20 Missouri 19 McNeee Jr College 20 Con-Cincinnati 13 Miami 7 Wichita 34 Temple State 19 (ame 03 55 Dixatiii Southwestern (Kan) 0 33 Emporia (Kan) Teachers 211 Scutheavtern State 20 East SOUTH Central Si 14 VP! 20 VIM 7 Siiringfiell Teachers 14 North-William Mary 40 RielimonJ torn SCHOOL' Morgan Virginia Sting 1 Shaw 12 North Caroilla A-- I twton 13 II 'Ili College 6 Cife ---Fairviiiw 19 Crtioked Wake FortiA 33 South C'itk 'Ina Clasi 13 1-kircell 21 Chandler Tuskecg 19 I ouislana S(iii 14 14 C- 'Ntlicifoul 19 Crescent Tenn 'see Si ate' 7 Knoxille SOUTHWEST' Kiiiter 13 Fairland 0 1 Texas Clke yillii mine ev s' A 14 --T 2i Mountain lq Mines 7 Mountrtin Fr lid 19 DIIIICart st 1- iL td LI Killgikb(T Fontlcso Haileyvit le 27 Tecmsi11 13a 6 I a ck Grayson's Scoreboard Doane AAF 7: Arkarsas 32 Henx College 8 ()liege 8 li 1 1 ISY IIARRY GRAYSON NEA sports Editor NEW football was rolling gliniously towara the climax of the greatest year of Its tradition-studded history when it was marred by the most colossal fumble of all time In smugly refusing to invite Army to the Pasadena Rose Bowl oa New Year's Day the Big Nine notil only muffed a grand and extremely I loy were so convinced of this popular gesture but hit a new that they had UCLA and South- ern California competing for the high in crass say right to uphold the prestige of popular gesture but hit a new high in crass say nothing of ingcatitude THE WORSE I'M SUPPOSED lb RIDE- GiMPLY DOESN'T LIKE ME MISS RAY! -ro AFRAID YOU'LL WAVE DID TH5 RIDE HIM 4NWAY pLAG KICK YOU LAW! FATso? a No BO" 14E TRIED HARD ENOUGH! WHERE DID HE COME FROA OLIZ KIEIGHE5OR LOANED HIM TO ME THE HORSE LIKES ME THAT EgPLAKIS WHY YOU AND 1 HAVE NOMING COMONI THE HORSE I' SUPPOSED l' AFRAID YOU'LL HAVE DIDTH5 No BuT 14E TRIED OuZ NEIGHE5OR THAT EgPLAINS WHY YOU1 To RIDE- GiMpM LY DoE5NT 1) RIDE HIM AN'IWAYI NAG KICK HARD ENOUGH! LOANED Htm TO AND I HAVE NOTHING LIKE ME MISS RAY! I LAW 11 I 11 ll ti YOU kAJHERE DID HE ME I THE HORSE COmMONII FAISO? riTy i 1 1 I Ili it i('-' it COME FROM 1 LIKES ME 4 1 i I 1 '1 iii i i i A t4 i 14 I 1 i t't--9 I 'id' 1 1 I i II 1 4) 1 1 4P 1 '1 44( I I 1 II it il 11 TN i 1 ''11'1'41t A ii I A -1---- ---7-0 4i- --('441 i I -11 1 1 rIN 0 1'1)(Vc kL A 1 Al 4 CI --f----- It pp-' I 1 1 1-'7'0 1 1 I -17 a Nc- Ilk 140 con REG 9:9 PAf OW) 1( I 4 41'11i- thi Al rrani VMS BY AlEA SF 9Vil iN( Al REG 9 PAT OFF I f-- I n'1111Vq1111 ----1-y1 I jo' 9 1- AI 11- Zif 41656)-i 11-28 LOOKS LIKE PAUL REVERE IS G01114A MAKE HISTORY TONIGHT! 6- IV LOOKS LIKE PAUL 1 REVERE IS GONNA I MAKE HISTORY TONIGHT AN EYE ON OLP 13DY MR DiNTLEY--- PLAYS THE PART OF PAUL ZEVURE! YA EVYi'T SAY WELL LARD'S A GOOD SOY! WHy THAIS mr HORSE LARD IS TO RIM WIAitikiik44 Fri" AN EYE ON OLP I3CDY MR DLIKITLEY--- YA MO- SAY? 1 WHYTHATS Ifrir PLAYS THE PARX OF PAUL REVURE! WELL LARD'S HORSE LARD IS A SOY! TO ZIDEt --nr-r-r---i 1 i ri il I I ii i 0 Not only has West Point performed with scintillating brilliance throughout three matchless and unbeaten campaigns but this fall it went all out in the drive for much-needed: Army recruits Along this line the appearance of the Cadets in the Tournament of Roses for the first time would have proved more ellective than any other factor A RMY is the nation's team rep- resents no one section but all ef them This can't miss being West Point's last crack in years at such a show Army richly rated the trip Had the bid been extended the Military Academy would have accepted in 15 minutes Largely because Glenn Davis an extraordinary youngster is so well liked among them and they agreed with everybody else that his home folks were entitled to see him in action at least once the Cadets voted 25 to 1 in favor of giving up their holiday leave It is doubtful that they would Waive the vacation for any other reason Cadets don't get rnany times out Army athletic olTicials could not believe that anybody would step in the way the far west scouted last Satur rs -0 day Bible Ends FANS throughout the coukry I wanted Army in the Rose I Career as Bowl The Pacific Coast Conferenee held out for Army West 1-91 a Point was the choice of UCLA i exas WM' and Southern California In fact everybody wanted Army except the representatives of the Western AUSTIN Tex No Conference which has been holier Bald brilliant Dana than thou for lo these many years the Texas Longhori The Big Nine committee's re- his 34-year career a fusel to put their five-year agree- comb lodity by am ment with the Coast Conference cm from 'my boys' into effect one year hence Was a guest of his team tc hideous example of bad intercol Navy game legiate politics Utter commercial The little man WI Ism and greed Despite the fact at the Big frog voice left las Nine has nothing much to offer Philadelphia and i in the way of a champion and an Cadet-Middy game attraction the Coast Conference ing his powerful Te) was clubbed into starting the se- over Texas A and 1 ries immediately I 24 to 7 If Commissioner Tug Wilson of The Longhorns the Western Conference did not the trip as a windul advise against this move he was his retirement from as short-sighted 98 hi) faculty rep- ball coaching to bee refentatives and athletic directors versity's director ol The astigmatic Western Confer- "Nothing could I cove moguls had a glorious ()poor 4 tunilY to stage a football Hamlet me niOre" he told I iey gathered in Instead they laid a 9 1 (tor I hoir exas Wins AUSTIN Tex Nov Bald brilliant Dana the Texas Longhorns his 34-year career as coach today by accepting from "my guest of his leant to game The little man voice left last Philadelphia and Cadet-Middy game his powerful Texas over Texas A and 24 to 7 The Longhorns the trip as a windup his retirement from coaching to director of "Nothing could me more" he told they gathered in room after their 77-71 TtA ll it ift I GOT A 140zSE THC PUtoi TOO-- DON'T KNOw WHAT PART -HE HAS THouGH RUSTY LIM BORROWED HIM Mk ATMOSPHERE! HOPE NOBODY TRIES TRIDE HIM! GoTA NASTY DISPOSITION! Lri 0 1H I-M HOPE NOBODY TRIES fRIDE HIM! GOT A NASTY Dsosi ip-now! I GOT A 1-10zSE IN' THE PLAY TOO DON'T KNow WHAT PART-HE L-IAS THOUGH! RUSTY Fseir HE HE Fs HE Bible of climaxed a football a present trip LIS the Army-Navy with the bullfrog night for Saturday's after watching team roll yesterday offered Bible present for active football become the University's athletics have pleased his players as the dressing Thanksgiving to loom 'a ni-- g- 41 ----(f(Cljt: 2 1' (1 --414T00-'-'t 4 l'oN 1 1 41 1 li 1 i 1 i 71 I 1 I '1 i 1 77A 7--! N- 1 -0 -7 7 I 3 7 7 9 i ti i 1 i 4- 1' ti i 'Y( -7---- '1! 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