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Texas Tech Follows Washington On Centenary Football Schedule Unbeaten Midwest Pair in Grid Headliner I -----7 --ru--r-1 7----r3 0 ---7- ----t7 frzT-P---F-73--c) Northwestern LJe446) s-) E3 0 0 t-- -r q) Li Cilil A p1 3--1-1KT-1 0 4 0 () i c-14k4 0 ''k'14P Ni A8 WE WERE SAYING By 0 tis Harris Team Gents Have Never Beaten to Be Played at Lubbock Armistice Day The Texas Tech Red Raiders of Lubbock whose rugged football methods have been remarked upon follow Washington university on the schedule of the Centenary Washington today's opponent et the Cents 53 to 14 but otherwise disposed of Loyola of Los Angeles Montana Brigham Young Marquette and Miami The victory over Miami accomplished last night was by the overwhelming score of 61 to 14 The violence of Cawthon's coaching methods is matched by the violent nature of the Raiders' And Minnesota Head Schedule Game Is Only Battle Booked Today Between Undefeated Aggregations Game Is Only Battle Booked Today Between Undefeated Aggregations Gentlemen thus allowing iga--m--e--- The--1-937 -battle here be-Gents another crack at a team 'tweet' the teams is recalled as one they have never beaten lot the most savage in which the Placing Washington today in SLIGents have ever participated and Louis the Gents will be plunged resulted in putting one Gent play- linto another intersectional brawl ler Langford Huddleston out for New York only one I oswa 11 I A 5v1 ThJ Imec Inet sme meslm I i Ara ipetgavs1 istice Lub Lub Lub er Langford Huddleston out for the rest of the a result 1 4-4477 144 7-n'''''''' y- tr 29 40 tti- :7 -00-- 11-0 Q-'' 4 k- '''''s 1- (7EZ 0 0: 1 047)1 0 4 i''1 2 0 kVi cv 0140 tm: -Lk i): A O'Aij t': 0 41 0 'k ii e-0 'L -0 cT4) 44 it i "-ig rt te 401 100 kr eei: 4r5if t) ''4 Two months before the date of the game the public sale of tickets to the seventh annual Sugar bowl football shindig at New Orleans was begun yesterday The surge of eager ticket purchasers who very wisely are doing their shopping early is evidence enough that regardless of hat teams make up the cast they are NIP going to play to a bowl-full of customers The further fact that the advance sale (with bond holders in the enterprise gi en an earlier -choice of the tickets and a generous number reserved for the competing teams) has been so large that ticket holders who first hit the line at the public sale beamed over 15-yard-line reservations is a distinct tribute to the inegrity of -the gentlemen who stage the performance and an expression of confidence in their ability to bring another fine football show into being battle between a pair of undefeat-'u" WV Li bock It ed and untied giants of the grid- will be the fifth intersec- Iron scheduled for I tional game of the season for Cen- western vs Minnesota at Evanston tenary and its fourth straight on on every hand there are the road other games that will make the Ne xt Game to Be Fourth big teams prove whether their stature is really gigantic The next episode of the Cente "I'Ll tenary and Its fourth straight on western vs Minnesota at Evanston the road 111--but on every hand there are Next Game to Be Fourth other games that will make the big teams prove whether their stature is really gigantic The next episode of the season az of an injury that almost cost him the sight of one eye The fact that the game will be played as a Monday number instead of on the usual Saturday date will give the Gents ample time to recover from any jolts or jars today 's game at St Louis might develop Centenary-Tech feud will be the fourth Winner in Line for Title tand the best the Gents were able Ito get In the other three was a At Evanston it's a big and stronr! tie here last season in Minnesota team which is alreadyla game that was played in a walbeing compared to the great 19341 ilow of mud Prior to that Tech Gophers against a rival with equal Iliad defeated the Gentlemen 12 to 6 claims to high ranking In thelin 1936 and 7 to 2 in 1937 A game Western conference The winnerischeduled between the teams in will be left to fight with Michigan 1939 was cancelled after Tech had Idle this week for the Big Ten titleireceived a bid to the Cotton bowl The major encounters their im- at Dallas Tech had gone through portance dimmed only a trifle bv 1 i season undefeated and paid Lake Charles In AA Play-Off 11 Members of Cornell's Undefeated Team Are Football Precisionists this biggest game include Cornell-Columbia George town-Syracuse Boston College-Manhattan and No tins biggest game inclucte uorneit- Columbia eo town-Syracuse Boston College-Manhattan and No- lead the way up front with Mort Landsberg (53) coming around to join them as Walt Matuszezak behind Landsberg prepares to take care of Buckeye End Charles Anderson Here's an example of undefeated Cornell's machine-like precision Louis Bufalino (66) big Red junior is the ball-carrier starting for a sizeable gain against Ohio State behind an array of blockers Jerome Cohn (68) and Pete Wolff(39) It couldn't be done in any other field It would be the equivalent of trying to sell gold bricks to undertake for instance to interest the public in a fight while the principals were still unknown to the promote But when the Sugar bowl tickets hit the market they are grabbed up so quickly a few days suffice to exhaust the supply Mail orders are filled ahead of the public sale bond holders are allotted first choice as a reward for planking down th wampum that made the spectacle possible and reservations are made for the competing teams but enough are available to the general public to give the average fan liberal representation among the 700000 pew Centenary's guarantee and called the whole thing off as a means of Wildcats Win From preserving that status The Cottre Dame-Army in the East Theiton bowl rukus resulted in a 20-to- -lennings to Clear Last first named team in each case113 defeat for the Red by St Marys Hurdle to District Crown ranks among the more important California unbeaten and untied aggregations1 l'f (Aslywiatel Prep1 and the others even Army erelTexas Tech Undefeated The Lake Charles Wildcats got primed to cause trouble The Ca- 'the revenge they had waited a year Coached by that rugged individ-t dets have a dismal record but a Pete Cawthon who has been ifor last night and simultaneously uaist i victory over Notre Dame would cleared the last hurdle to the play- on the job at Lubbock since the loft for the Louisiana class At foot- wipe out the memory of early-sea- memory of man runneth not to the son failures 'ball championship contrary the Raiders are having 1 Oklahoma vs Nebraska one of their best seasons this year 'Tumble Defending Champs as members of a shrinking list of In the Midwest its Oklahoma-undefeated teems They were heldf Alvin Dark's passes and a Nebraska in the No 2 spot Each to a 6-to-6 tie by Oklahoma A punt each brought about a has lost a game But the 'winner 1 which subsequently pulverized touchdown and the Cats took the Nebraska in the No 2 spot Each has lost a game But the winner blocked punt each brought about a touchdowns and the Cats took the Ir First-Down Margin Wins for Tribe Indians Remain Otxrcueport elturnal Ahead in Race For AA Crown Ken Over lin In Close Win Ken Over lin In Close Win Financial Help Urged for Gents ball game 11-0 from Jennings the 199 state champs A year ago Lake Charles outplayed Jennings but lost by a single point on a series of cruel breaks Last night's victory gives Lale Charles the Southwest district crown as the Cats have beaten Bolton and Lafayette the other teams in that region Verdict for Champion Is in line for the Big Six conference crown Southwestern headliners include unbeaten and untied Texas Aggies against an Arkansas outfit which surprised highly-rated Mississippi last week and unbeaten but tied Southern Methodist against Texas Tennessee and Clemson pace-setters in the South's two big-time leagues both face exacting opposition The Volunteers play Louisiana State a Southeastern conference rival that has been improving steadily and Clemson of the Southern conference takes on Tulane of the Southeastern which last week conquered North Carolina's good team Once-beaten Duke still among the best in the Southern conference encounters the tricky Georgia Tech team from the rival loop 0 Defeat Ouachita on First-Down Basis as Teams Play Tie Fair Park continued to dominate the North Louisiana class AA prep school football championship race Student Paper Sharply Two of Dark's passes covered 76 yards as the first half waned and Criticizes 'Down-Grade Lon Tyndall big full back crashed the final yard for the score In the Sweep' in Athletics third period Asaff blocked Sol lay's punt and Lake Charles got the ball Assuming that there's nothingon Jenning's one-yard stripe from the matter with the Centenary 'where Tyndall again scored football program that money won't Bobby Pharr and Bevel Hodges cure the Conglomerate campus gained much ground for Jennings newspapers suggests editorially that which led 12-6 in first downs but the lay it on the line and fumbles and a stubborn defense get itself a football team stopped their drills Money Needed to Build Team Bogalusa Defeats Catholic "A football team is no better In the Southeast district Bogs Two of Dark's passes covered yards as the first half waned and Lon Tyndall big full back crashed the final yard for the score In the third period Asaff blocked Sollay's punt and Lake Charles got the ball on Jenning's one-yard stripe from where Tyndall again scored 7 SaturdayeNov 2 1940 by gaining a 910-6-first-down vic tory over Ouachita Parish of Monroe Friday night on the Fair grounds gridiron the winner being decided on first downs as the con Colorado Faces Utah Although the selection of the cast will not be made until the first week in December those who profess to be able to read the minds of the selecting committee of the Midwinter Sports association say it's already in the bag for Tennessee and Boston college Ford-ham was discarded as a possibility after the defeat of the Rams by St Alary's although well up stage up to that point because of their successful exploit against improving Tulane But the mid-season dope is subject to amendment and it is quite possible that the committee members still have Texas A in the back of their minds as a possibility The assumption now is that Texas A is already as good as Pasadena-bound but a Tennessee-Texas Aggie game would be just about the last word In post-season classics Immediately aft er Tennessee toppled Alabama suggestion was made to begin talking turkey to Major Bob Neyland and his associates in the operation of the Volunte er football program Whether this was done has not been disclosed nor has the public been made aware of any commitment Tennessee might have made But those close to the throne speak so positively about the probability of Tennessee participation that the Midwinter association may have a secret it isn't telling As for Boston college all the Eagles need is a hint and they will begin consulting timetables They settled for the Cotton bowl last season but were known then to desire the jucier Sugar bowl bid and still do Few Sugar Bowl Seats heft Day After Public Sale Is Steed fC 1 gaff nAu ikoU IJ I-Aol I I St Booed After Be noise Drops Titleholder 1 New York young Steve Belloise still doesn't own a single one of the various middleweight boxing titles but the boy from the Bronx staked a claim on one in his losing fight against Wily Ken Overlin in the garden last night Verdict Booed Five Minutes For a 21-year-old engaging only his 33d bout Steve made a great showing against the veteran who holds the 160-pound crown (New York and California variety) and the crowd of 13000 rewarded him by booing the verdict for a good five minutes The youngster knocked Overlin down with a terrific right in the sixth round when he gave the champ an awful going-over But he punched himself out let Overlin get away and recover and in the end the decision was the only one possible Promoter Mike Jacobs liked Steve's fight so well that he Steve's fight so well that he crowded into the dressing room to offer him another shot at Overlin Steve was more than willing but Chris Dundee Overlins' manager said he wanted time to think it over test ended in a scoreless tie Only Byrd in Way Ilolder of the North Louisiana championship the Indians have Only the Yellow Jackets of Byrd high school separating them from Football Results a successful defense of that championship The two are to meet in (Associated Press) their annual city championship duel on Thanksgiving day test ended in a scoreless tie Byrd in Way holder of the North Louisiana championship the Indians have Only the Yellow Jackets of Byrd high school separating them from a successful Cletense of that chain- pionship The two are to meet in their annual city championship duel on Thanksgiving day than the money it takes to get emerged as a power with a the Conglomerate said in an victory over Catholic high of tonal appearing in the latest issue! Baton Rouge the Lumberjacks' of the paper "'We are saying "seventh consecutive triumph th i other words that its time we camelseason and their second in the out in the open about this matter isoutheast district of subsidizing of athletic teams 1 A fumble gave Bogalusa Its first It has become a question of ofter-itouchdown and another gave Cathing a high school athlete the mostiolic the chance for its score but in without actually coming out andlthe second half the Lumberjeks saying they will pay him so much iscored on drives of 74 and 23 yards to play for them" I Fair Park took the lead in the East Wake Forest 18 George Washington Villanova 33 Kansas Swinging west to the Rocky Mountain Big Seven the pace-setOnly ting Colorado team attempts to hur- die the biggest barrier on its title road Utah The Utes were upset once but they may be good enough to win and tangle up the champion- ship again In the Pacafie Coast conference unbeaten Stanford meets victory- less A and that's no easy one for the leaders for no team has The Indians have an open date been able to score more than one on their schedule next week and touchdown against the Uc 'ans on the following eek art to meet Wake Forest and Villanova turned the class A Ruston eleven in important intersectional victoWith the first down count tied'ries last night Wake Forest over-at 6-6 In the waning minutes of powered George Washington 18-0 play Fair Park mustered its forces despite a muddy field while Villa to stage a final offensive push The nova buried Kansas 33-7- drive carried from the Indian 20 to the Ouachita 35 and paid off Play for the most part was con- Tech Bows to with three first downs fined to that strip of playing territory between the 30-yard lines However Ouachita staged a threat- ening drive in the closing minutes Southwestern of the first quarter and was finally checked on the Fair Park 27 after the second quarter opened Ruston Bulldogs Drop On this drive the ball-carrying work of Brown and Pate was featured Anetthor Rnevel Pr4f15 rt Ruston Bulldogs Drop Another Road Battle in north district with its second regional victory won on first downs in a scoreless tie with Ouachita of Monroe Fair Park had nine first-downs to Onachitas South The Citadel 7 Worford 2 Chattanooga 28 Howard 'Down-Grade Sweep' Hit In its very positive criticism of what was described as the "down-grade sweep" of Centenary athletics the Conglomerate observed that "while all -other college teams in this area have been gradually getting better and better in the last 10 years while they have been getting the pick of high school and junior college stars --served that "while allother college teams in this area have been nally getting better and better in the last 10 years while they have been getting the pick of high school and junior college stars Midwest South Dakota State 7 North State St Louis 13 Wichita 'Bolton Wins From Lafayette grad-' Bolton high of Alexandria won its first Southwest district victory putting Lafayette definitely in the cellar 25-6 Lloyd Bell scored two touchdowns for Bolton on end runs Centenary teams have been sweep- and caught a pass for a third ing down-grade" At New Orleans the Fortier Tar The editorial concludes that outclassed the Biloxi (Miss) gardless of what civic clubs areiIndians 20-0 Butler Avery scored told what the Chamber of Com-ttwo touchdowns one on a 42-yard merce hears and repeats today's off-tackle dash high school athletes are for sale to Istrouma and Baton Rouge high the highest bidder" meet tonight in the capital city and in New Orleans St Aloysius clash- Allin AlEk Mom es with Warren Easton Most Now Available Near or Behind the Goal Lines in End Stands New Orleans (13)--It seems as though folks want to go to the Sugar bowl football game next New Year day worse than eler whether they'll see Tennessee vs Texas A Siwash vs: Canarsie or any other combination Few Seats Left Following a single day's public ticket sale few places were available today in the 70000-seat Tulane stadium which becomes the Sugar bowl on Jan 1 except near or behind the goal lines "The side stands are fairly well sold" said President A Goldberg of the New Orleans Midwinter Sports association "but there are plenty of seats available in the end stands" The double-decked side stands contain between 40000 and 50000 seats Between 5000 and 6000 tickets were sold yesterday many to persons who stood in line for hours Goldberg said it was the biggest single day's business in number of seats disposed of in the Sugar bowl' history which is entering its seventh season Many thousands of tickets had been taken up by guarantors and bondholders who are given the privilege of buying a limited number of seats before the general sale Orders for other thousands have been received by mail Southwest Texas Tech 61 Miami (Fla) 14 Hendrix 7 Monticello A Magnolia (Ark) Jiggles 12 Connors (Okla) Aggies 6 Ouachita 21 Arkansas Tech 7 East Central (Okla) State 14 Henderson (Ark) State North Texas Teachers 22 Southwest Texas Teachers New Orleans sources consider Texas A as first choice of the Rose bowl on the assumption that Cornell for three weeks the leader in the Associated Press poll will not participate in post se aeon warfare Ivy leaguers 4 have their own ideas about such things and usually it is the case with them that when their schedules end their seasons are over Texas A ft therefore allow ing for the possibility that the Cadets will successfully buck Southwest conference tradition and repeat as champions in the league is regarded as a Rose bowl certainty In the last year member team may have anything to say about it in view of the Southwestern's decision to take over sponsorship of the Cotton bowl Losing by 7-to-6 Score Lafayette--The road jinx pursued the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs to Lafayette Friday night as Southwestern trimmed the Ruston Canines 7 to 6 before an audience of 5000 persons Tech winning all of its games at home has not hit the jack-pot on the road this 200 Bowlers in Local Tourney LAN IJUVVIU13 ill Local Tourney Referee Calls Fight Draw And well he might The referee last night thought Belloise earned a draw The two judges however voted for Over lin one of them awarding him 11 rounds to Steve's four Over lin this time was just a little too cute for Belloise Whether he will be six months from now is doubtful Over lin made him look like a sap for rounds at a time but the Bronx boy never became discouraged and never ceased to be dangerous As late as the twelfth round he caught Over lin a couple that staggered the veteran Bel loise Runs Out of Steam Over lin looked like a goner in the sixth When he hopped right up without taking a count after being clipped he ran into terrible punishment Belloise must have measured him with 30 clean shots on the jaw as he reeled around helpless But he wouldn't go down again an dwith 30 seconds of the round still to go Belloise suddenly ran out of steam That was his last chance Far West San Jose (Cal) 12 State 27 Loyola CARTHAGE SEATS JEFFERSON Jefferson Jefferson Bulldogs dropped their sixth game of the season here last night losing to Carthage by a score of IA to Carthage scored In each tquarter A tournament In which of the game approx-1 Good Bowen full back made imately 200 of the best bowlers in three of the touchdowns the Ark-La-Tex area are partici-I Jefferson did not threaten Aut- pating began at noon today at the ling the game new Jordan bowling establishment at 1042 Jordan street The tournament features the formal opening of the new alleys :1 ITtla Homer Defeats Minden 14-0 Southwestern Leads Race The victory gave the Lafayette Bulldogs their third Louisiana intercollegiate victory and continued them at the head of the conference procession Both teams scored in the first10 minutes of the game On the third play after the kickoff little Paul Neil carried the ball 69 yards for the first touchdown and John Bandura kicked the extra point which was to prove the margin of victory Quick Sell-Out Predicted I I MI -mai Ai Fr- 4 66 With Tennessee apparently thundering toward its second undefeated Vol' loss to Southern Cal in the last Rose bowl game was an interruption of a sort picture is slightly more complicated for Boston The Eagles ill be overwhelming favorites over all of the teams remaining on their one Georgetown is currently undefeated and Is being talked about in terms of a possible Orange bowl opponent of yo Clemson And Boston plays the Washington team Nov 16 with bowl bids of both perhaps riding on result Otherwise tos ton plays Manhattan Boston univer- sity Auburn and Holy Cross Ten- nessee's games following today's number with Louisiana are with Southwestern of Mem phi Virginia Kentucky and Vanderbilt Mrs Israel Repeals As Slate Golf Champ 'Indians Push to 21 Fair Park came right back and with Melvin Pigg leading the way drove to the Ouachita 21 where the attack bogged down and the Lions took over on downs A horde of Indian players broke through the Ouachita defense as the third quarter opened to block Brown's punt The ball bounded 26 yards back toward the Ouachita goal line and rolled out of bounds on the four-yard line Since the punt had been made on the third down Ouachita kept possession of the ball and Brown on his next kick got off a beautiful spiral boot that carried to the Indian 17 It was a bad break for the Tribe men as four men were rushing toward the ball and no Ouachita player was near The Tribe was the victim of another rough break in the same period when a 30-yard pass from Pigg to Frank Teresa was nullified by a Fair Park offside penalty Pigg Top Ground Gainer Melvin Pigg and Howard Porterfield handled practically all the ball-carrying duties for Fair Park The former was credited with a gain of 74 yards on running plays and the latter 51 yards Teresa and Urban Crain were called upon to carry the ball on end around plays several times and the two had a net gain of 31 yards Brown was the top gainer for Ouachita with 51 yards runner-up honors going to Pate who finished with 27 yards Pace leading offensive player for the Monroe team in previous games this season finished play against Fair Park with a net gain of 11 yards Fair Park on running plays had a gain of 152 yards as compared to 101 for Ouachita The local eleven completed three passes out of five attempts for a gain of 29 yards and Ouachita failed to complete a pass in three attempts The game was slowed down at times by penalties the Tribe losing' 60 yards on rule infractions and Ouachita 50 Fair Park was penalized 10 times and Ouachita eight Each team drew one holdIng penalty Others were either for offside or back field in motion "It looks like we'll be sold out well before the end of the month" Goldberg predicted "even though the teams won't be announced until early in December "The demand by bondholders and guarantors was unprecedented this year as was the number of mail orders "We have each year given the fans a top-notch game and they know they'll see another without a thought about who will play Besides limitations in travel abroad is causing Americans to visit more places in their own country and this might ha something to do with the great response we've had" Tennessee Texas A and Boston College are being most discussed locally as possible choices for the game Perritt Scores For Tech A few minutes later Perritt Tech slipped through right tackle reversed his field and stepped 43 yards to score The try for extra point was wide Twice more I knocked at the Tech goal line but lacked the punch to score Neil his team's offensive spark broke loose for 72 yards but was downed on the five In the final quarter I drove to the Tech one-yard line but lost the ball on downs The game ended with the ball In Tech's possession on the visitors five-yard line Barbecue Sunday The tournament will last through Sunday and will be followed by a barbecue at 4:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon for all entrants The tournament has attracted players and teams from Kilgore Gladewater Tyler Henderson Greggton Marshall Dallas Texarkana and Monroe Approximately sixty prizes are offered for the various events Arrangements for the pairing were made by a committee composed of Willie Batt Bentley Stogsdill and Harry Benge A Busch Is manager of the establishment Pairings Announced Pairings for this evening follow: 5:30 teams: Bewley Furniture Medical Arts Drug Subway Sunbeam Lemonade Building Service Glass Hat Bloom Shop Bogard's 8 doubles: Lea Anderson-A Smith Rose Mason-Marlorie Kahn Mary Lancaster-Betty Duncan Lois StaceyDocia Harris Rasmussen-Frasier Evans-Mabry Eve O'Dowd-Nola White Vivian Benge-Marion Crowder Teams: Dance Fine Flowers Hughes Toot Longview Stein's ni--Men's doubles: Patterson-Vetmyle Shelton Laiena Kahn Abramson Jordon-Cornil Singles: Dr Paul Theo-bald Langer Scheartz Booth George Humphries Herold Krumplen Duncan Alexander Wynn Marreilo Barton Hollingsworth Armistead Baden Butler Terrell Davenport and Dr Lea KEEP IN TRIM THE EASY WAY! Homer--Horner remained in the North Louisiana class A championship running here Friday night by registering a 14-to-0 football victory over the Minden Crimson Tide Stub Adkins accounted for both Pelican scores crossing the goal line for his initial counter in the opening half of play and going over again in the fourth quarter Joe Michael converted the point after touchdown from placement following each score After a Homer punt had been killed on Minden's one-yard line in the second period Minden punted out and Stub Adkins returned to the Homer 27 He fumbled for a 4-yard loss but lateralled to Adkins for seven yards on the next play and Jack Conley circled an end for 12 and a first down on the Minden eight Stub Adkins then hit center for seven and rammed through a guard for a touchdown on the next play The second score came early in the fourth quarter after Earl Noland had recovered a fumble on Minden's 26-yard line Stub Adkins drove to the 5-yard line in three thrusts and then bucked the ball ovel from that point Lobos Go to Air For 6-0 Victory New Orleans Mrs Sam Israel Jr of New Orleans won her third Louisiana women's golf championship Friday when she defeated Mrs Leon Wolf Jr a clubmate from the Lakewood Countr yclub on their home course 9 and 7 in the 36-hole title match Mrs Israel previously won in 1936 and 1937 Following up a medal-winning feat with an 80 in Monday's qualifying rbund Mrs Israel eliminated Mrs Tom Neblett defending champion in the quarter finals and Friday she conquered the 1939 runner-up Mrs Wolf by scoring the best golf ever recorded in the state tourney Mrs Israel shot 40-36-76 in the morning against Mrs Wolf's 44-39-83 to gain a five-hole lead as they went to lunch Mrs Israel proceeded to boost her lead by carding an outgoing 40 in the afternoon against Mrs Wolf's 43 and she led by seven up through the twenty -seventh Mrs Israel copped the last two holes to take the match A Citizenship Meeting Will Be Held Nov 4 Men and women alike bowl for health Why not stay "in condition" and enjoy doing it? Bowling reduces flabbiness tends to relieve mental fatigue after a hard day at the office and forms many new friendships Don't take our word for it Come by and see for NORTH TEXAS WINS Denton Texas Texas State Teachers' college remained undefeated today in the quest of another Lone Star conference football championship The Eagles won their third conference game yesterday with a 22-0 decision over Southwest Texas State Designed to acquaint young people who have attained the age of 21 this year or who will be 21 before the end of the year with the responsibilities of citizenship a meeting will be held in the Byrd High school auditorium at 7:30 next Monday Nov 4 un der joint sponsorship of the thfee local chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the 21 and Over club Those in attendance will take the oath of citizenship and hear explanations of the technique of voting Longview Texas the services of their three main backs and Very definitely the underdogs the Longview Lobos took to the air in the third period here last night to defeat the Woodrow Wilson Wildcats 6 to 0 and broke the losers' string of no defeats and no ties this season With Captain Don Fambrough 4 Full Back Knotty Bivins and Half Back A Scott out of the starting line-ups because of injuries the Lobos were pushed all over the field until the third period when Burns Intercepted Head rick's pass Murray passed to McDonald for 17 and to Burns for 18 Then after two incompletions Scott was sent In to throw He hurled a 22-yard thunderbolt to Richardson who was'brought down a half yard from the goal Burns fwent over Six thousand Elen and women paraded to open a sports festival in Frunze Russia and a mass parachute descent closed it Texas Tech Roils Up 61-14 Score on Miami UNJUST REWARD Pane III smoke Louis Durdy dashed into a neighboring hotel room and rescued a sleeping guest from a flaming mattress fired by the latter's cigarette But the rescue proved costly Firemen tossed the buring bedding out the window and it landed on Durdy's automobile damaging the car severely MIEVEPORT BOVI'LLNG CENTER Inc 115 MARSHALL STREET LET'S TRADE MOTORS Si Service Storage Co Corner Edwards and Travis Sta Johnson Sea-Horse Motors AUSTIN SHADES ABILENE Sherman Texas Christian college's Tugboat Jones scored another touchdown last night but failed to kick the extra point and the Wildcats lost to Austin college 7-6 In a Texas conference upset Lubbock Texas (Jp)-T exas Tech showed the University of Miami a remarkable scoring machine last night and overwhelmed the Floridians 61 to 14 in an intersectional football game Brazil plans to withdraw from the market 10000000 bags of this year's coffee crop Distributors Additional Sports News Will Be Found on Page 14 5mmllommoolommommomr1.