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"w-wr-w-oxvo er-aew-wb-Nrio v-40- 't SIX THE SHREVEPORT JOURNAL TUESDAY OCTOBER 22 1937 TODAY'S NEWS TODAY-WITH TODWS PICTURES 0 0 le- In 011 'it' 404te'tir-40-trqeIr 40-411'4-AyArNwt -4-wik- kr 111111: vis or 4 440 ol roor IP 4 410 1 rr! Aggies Climb in A'r "IT 0 r5ft 4 ofte 4 ti''s: A P'1' e-lt z4sr-c'4 z'-ji 3:: tik 1 A kt s1 k''5 't-4ii 'A N51 itt-AZ 4 ettr A 2A a' tliCk 3kk A 04- i''''''' a 1AI'' 1 Ai: 1 Bears Promise Trouble For Bryant in Top Ten LSU Tigers J4i- 4 0 4 -4 71 s- 4ki t4k11 101A: -'X 'NA''''' -7'74 5 in parentheses: 44'v' A0t4 s7 A --444c7 '1--- rif 71----Tle- IA ttt :717 4I iii 0 tifit '')CtZ! At 41- l''-'''''''11771 Pk II s': i '11 0' ft 4'? 14 Al A 1 4ti sn I likA 'N 4 5 $W4 1 tik tA 'Z7- er Alv-: Ant-T 4: :01 ts 4 kA-: 14r ty-- A' A 4 ssiv: A yS i c4 lik tku 47-0 lacing of haplass 1365 points compared to 1108 for second-place Texas rd Oklahoma had 89 first-place votes and Texas 5 The Aggies advanced from third to second by virtue of their hard-earned 7-0 victory over Texas Christian Army Louisiana Stale and Mississippi are the three newcomers to the top 10 The top 10 with first-place votes tumbled all the way down to eighth Nor were the Spartans the only ones to nosedive Minnesota Oregon State and Arkansas all of whom were high on the list before each absorbed a beating Saturday dropped The votes by the nation's sportk writers and sportscasters were tabulated on the usual 10 tor first place 9 for second etc Oklahoma which hung up its 44th consecutive victory Satur- By El) CORRIGAN The Associated Press After a one-week absence Oklahoma was back in its accustomed spot atop the Associated Press football Poll today As if to lend emphasis to the change Michigan State Which had displaced the Sooners at the top of the heap a week ago 1 Oklahomas (891 2 Texas (A) 3 Iowa (16( 4 Duke (101 A Auburn (11) 6 MIFSiStilopi 110 7 Notre Dame (41 Michigan Slate ID 9 Army 10 I ouistana State The Second 10 31 Slate 12 Ohio State (1) 13 Bice 14 Minnesota 15 UCLA 16 Illinois (1) Navy tie) IR Oregon 19 Texas 20 Michigan 5) 111 1 101 99t4 wi2 791 8(11 511 $47 194 1:13 112 Jul 8(1 1-01 53 53 33 Survival Battle To Attract 41000 To Waco Stadium WACO Tex disillusioned Bears vi11 jam their football season into one i afternoon Saturday It's the showdown the last chance At the Southwest Conference championship Baylor has sought for 33 years CYCLE RACES AT FAIR America's here Sunday for the southwest champion-foremost motorcycle riders will return ship races at the Louisiana State Fair SWC Offense Leader Snead Demaret Flu Hits Arkansas LSU Tigers Crippled For Florida Rain Hampers SWC Workouts Rice Quarterback Is Valuable Player i Big Hit Japance High mighty and undefeated Texas rated No 2 in the nation awaits the shock of the a last Bear charge There'll he 41 MO people in the stands at College Sation to watch what was supposed I 111 to be a battle for I I Baylor The team that finished last season like a whirlwind then beat Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl was TOE supposed to he top dncY the Southwest Conference this year have 'Conference -this I have Make With TOKYO have By The Associated Press Rain hampered Southwest Conference football drills Monday except for the energetic Texas Longhorns surprising team of the conference Coach Darrell Royal ran the Longhorns through a wet Sunday at drill Royal said the Steers DALLAS who can insure his team he'll make 84 each time he handles the ball should be a By WILL CRIMSLEY 111clhe Ot diU a 11111t 11u LP)--The Japanese valuable man yards valuable man their own names for I King 1 Mil iiice's quarterback nut injuries illness and a sharvAmerica's golf stars--'Long I certainly has figured most promin- ently in the Owls' good season Ile ro Cage Race Arkansas team virtually ruined nit" Sam a and has personally accounted for 565 the season before it was scarcely yards rushing and passing on 67 IN I started "Smoothie Man" Jimmy De i play monninP hp avprncod R4 i i dolk 64 PI I 0 IA I le 1 aL UN 1 usiimg Will passing started Smoothie Man'' Jimmy De plays meaning he averaged 841 their own names for Kiag Bill Rices quarterback certainly has figured most pronnn A'ere behind in their training schedule and needed the uthwest Regional workout Varsity reserves schedule and needed the i JULIIIIIIYebt Neylutidi workout 'Varsity reserves BATON ROUGE Louisiana States' Tigers battered and bruised alter their win over the University of Kentucky invade Gainesville Fla Saturday for 'another Southeastern Conference clash with the rugged Florida Gators outscored freshmen touchdowns to one in a scrim- ycle Haces Booked mace conducted durin a mage conducted during a' I ens oni The Bears climbed partially back last week with a heroic 1542 vie- have established a first em as pro lye avorites time he got the ball tory over Texas Tech They did th bt Hill tops the Southwest Confer- it with nine players unable to even in the Canada Cu Eolf By The Associated Press IL vim nine players unapie to even 11-1 1110 anaaa cup gon --i liy 1 lie asset-mien l'ITSS otal 1 0 IVA ALla kleitVia make the trip 1 rerye in offense through four matches starting Thursday 1 There was almost a riot today passing flinging Ile also is the big yardage National Basketball Assn fans 1 The Kentucky contest left the av cot Bears lilt By Rain getter in assin flincina for a preview of the spring Bengals in their worst physical f- There was a little ray of hope when Snead and Demaret played Nvl th 22 throws Doyle Traylor Bay- playoff games tonight when the condition to date with four or five yesterday when the Bears tried to at a neighboring Tokyo Club dis- quarter ac has comp etc I el appointing hundreds who had gath- the varsity players severely bruised most passes connecting on 2:1 professional Louis Haw champion Boston Celtics and the ks open the 1957-38 by their rugged physical battering resume training for the fight with i basketba ll season at I in the Wildcat gae ered at the Kasurnigaseki Country his yardage is 232 less than Hill us I the Aggies Rain cut short the St Louis Win Turner senior quarterback work and may do it again today Club to see the two Yanks in ae- The leading ball-carrier in the This game is the only one sched- from Baton Rouge who has carried But Baylor knows it will be strong- tioll- Shofner of Texas i uled but it is also a repeat per- the burden at his position this cr for the game than it was Spectators who had paid 200 yen has a pretty fair 1 formanee of the April title game year sustained a broken nose on last week against Texas Tech Most (60 centsi to watch the practice I average Ile tops the conference i when the Celts took the NBA cham- the final play from scrimmage and of the injured will be able to play started demanding their money with 391 yards on 63 runs for an pionship with a three-overtime his status for the Florida game is started demanding their money i I with 391 yards on 68 runs for an pionship with a three-overtime his status for the Florida game is cold steady rain Louisiana State Fair officials Tuesday reported that Texas clashes with Rice in an the advance entry list indicates one of the hottest and fastest important conference game Satur- i motorcycle races promoted here will take place Sunday day I when the American Motorcycle Assn (AMA) sponsors its The Owls meanwhile were back 1 at full strength "We're hoping to 1 annual Southwest Championship be in our best physical condition The Southwest has been arranged of the year" said trainer Eddie as a feature for the final day's NVojecki program at the annual Louisiana Guards Don Gillis and Charley College Fair Time trials are to start at Knight and tackle Smith on 1:30 o'clock with the first of eight light duty for two weeks donned i races scheduled at 2 o'clock pads again David Kelley No 2 i Football Two favorites among the entries fullback troubled by a back injury I are defending champion Everett saw limited service The Owls Brasheer and Tommy Byars both ent through a brisk indoor ses Beaumont sion with pads and tennis shoes Wash of Brashear a policeman when he Rain forced the Texas Aggies in- isn't racing is out for his third i doors at College Station The NEW YORK Oct 21 straight title He won fame and Aggies heard a scouting report on i the days of specialists are over in fortune while copping numerous the Baylor Bears who try to knock college football? Well look at Au national championships one of off the No 2 rated Cadets Satur- burn The unbeaten United Tigers 1 which found the daredevil losing day and keep their chances alive i have a whole bench for defense and I sight in one of his eyes Several for a conference championship one guy for scoring a hereto- years ago Brashear suffered a disIt was movie day for the Aggies overlooked fullback named astrous spill which put him on the and the Bears each team review- Billy Atkins sidelines for better than half of ing last week's games one season In their three Southeastern Con- The injury-riddled Bears still i ferenee games this season the Ti- Byars is out to regain the title which have several players taking it easy These include Doyle Traylor and ers have knocked off Tennessee he held for two years prior 7 0 Kentucky to Brashear's success halfbacks Bobby Peters and Far- 3-0 And Atkins tabbed "Ace" as Numerous riders from Louisiana rell Fisher a frosh has scored all 16 points Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Mis- Texas Christian listened to scout sissippi Colorado Kansas Mis- souri Florida New Mexico and reports on Marquette the foe the The '22-year-old 6-looter Horned Frogs face Saturday in Millport Ala hardly got a men- Alabama are among the prerace Milwaukee The Frogs came out tion in pre-season jazz with the entries of their losing game with Texas tipolf a line in the Auburn Bro 1 chure which said Atkins "inherits" Advance tickets may he pur- AM without additional injuries chased at Levy Co- the grand-: Influenza struck down two var the fullback post Nobody figured stand box office or the Fair sity players and a third team tackle he had "won" it Ile got it because Grounds or at Harley Davidson on the Arkansas squad End Bob i he was the only senior at the poSales Co Childress and guard Billy Gilbow I sition and third team tackle Gene Roe- I So against Tennessee Atkins buck had to bed down with what plunged from the 1 and booted the I ranian was diagnosed as influenza extra point against Kentucky he The Porkers called off practice plunged from the 6 and against Voted Best Of after the trio quit Arkansas has Tech Saturday he booted a 24-yard a stern test Saturday against 1111- 1 field goal defeated Mississippi I Without Atkins Auburn could be Week by Experts Southern Methodist which has 0-0-3 in the SEC instead of tied Saturday off watched their loss 1 with Mississippi State and Louisi- NEW YORK Abol to Rice on the movie screen then 1 ana State for 4 the lead at 30-0 Ilassen Bakhtiar an Iranian who worked out in sweat suits learned to play football with NEW YORK Abol Ilassen Bakhtiar an Iranian who learned to play football with a back until Snead and Demaret average of 58 But the man with victory over the Hawks Fullback Jimmy Taylor were persuaded to come to Kasu- best average is Charley Jack- The league gets up a full head also was bruised by the rugged migaseki and play an extra nine son Of Southern Methodist who has of steam tomorrow night at Detroit contact holes carried only 22 times but gained the Pistons formerly of Fort I The Tigers will again place their When word went out that the two1163 yards for a 74 average Wayne play the Celtics in the sec-I unexpected perfect conference recAmericans were on the course The passer with the best average ond game of a doubleheader after ord on the line in Gainesville and fans deserted other players and is Walter Fondren Texas quarter- the Hawks and New York Knicker- coach Bob Woodruff's Gators mad swarmed to the Yanks' gallery back who has tried 23 and com- hockers meet in tilt first game after a homecoming loss to Miss Every time Snead swung al- Pleled 13 for 220 yards and a mark and Syracuse rouad State will have the in-though Demaret often outdrove of 720 Fondren goes up against out the schedule at Syracuse Fri- centive to go after coach Dietzel's him the Japanese emitted loud this week at Austin I day night high flying crew "ohs" and "ahs" and sucked in Cincinnati will take Rochester's LSU will be trying for its first their breath in admiration place in the Western Division this Hvin over Florida since 1954 A "Mr Sam Snead is big hitter" Haddix Leads ar and that along with George Tiger team has was a common comment 'Ball go 1Mikan's new job as heai coach of to beat the Gators although very far" the Minneapolis Lakers Herald the holds a slight 3-2-1 edge in Others praised Demaret 'He is Pitcher Niers I only major changes the 288- overall series play really smoothie man" one fan game schedule gets underway The 1954 ILS11 team upset Florida was heard to remark "Easy NEW YORK Haddix in Tiger Stadium 20-7 and the swing ball go very straight and of the Philadelphia Phillies who 1955 Tigers fought back gamely very close to hole" i saw occasional service as a pinch in the fourth quarter but lost 18-14 The tournament deciding both hitter had the highest batting Early Bird Last year Jackie Simpson helped 1 individual and team champions average among major league pitch- Spoil LS1T's homecoming 21-6 is an with 10000 ers in 1957 Ile hit 309 and shared Basketball The game will match two speedy season tickets already sold honors with Willard Nixon of the backfields and a pair of hard-Players were honored tonight at Boston Red Sox who led the Bob Ware's 11 points weren't 1 charging lines Both Florida and a- special dinner attended by eon- I American League with 293 enough for Calvary in Early Bird have shown they can move the suls of the various countries rep-Haddix collected 21 hits in 68 basketball play last night as ball so the outcome of the game times at bat figures compiled by Worn- resented I George Marshall and Billy Wo- will probably be decided in a free- The Associated Press showed to- ack got eight apiece to lead Texas sowing battle 1 LSU holds a slight 3-2-1 edge in very tar' 1 I Pitcher Hiiters Ine 1atiers iierom me overall series play Others praised Demaret 'He is really smoothie man" one fan only major changes as- the 288- game schedule gets underway The 1954 ILSII team upset Florida was heard to remark "Easy NEW YORK (4')--Ilarvey Itaddix in Tiger Stadium 20-7 and the swing ball go very straight and of the Philadelphia Phillies who 1955 Tigers fought hack gamely very close to hole" i saw occasional service as a pinch in the fourth quarter but lost 18-14 The tournament deciding both hitter had the highest batting Early Bird 1last year Jackie Simpson helped individual and team champions average among major league pitch- Spoil LSU's homecoming 21-6 is an assured success with 10000 ers in 1957 Ile hit 309 and shared Basketball The game will match two speedy season tickets already sold lhonors with Willard Nixon of the backfields apd a pair of hard Players were honored tonight at 1 Boston Red Sox who led the Bob Ware's 11 points weren't 1 charging lines Both Florida and a- special dinner attended by con- American League with 293 enough for Calvary in Early Bird LSU have shown they can move the suls of the various countries rep- Haddix collected 21 hits in 68 basketball play last night as ball so the outcome of the game resented times at bat figures compiled by George Marshall and Billy Worn- will probably be decided in a free- The Associated Press showed to- ack got eight apiece to lead Texas scoring battle some And the spirit of the squad is high Our kids will be mentally ready" said coach Sam Boyd I "They always get ready for AO! There are a lot of seniors on this I squad that would like to beat MM They never have while on the Bay- lor varsity" One of one who wants to the Doyle Traylor This hard-luck guy has been able to play just three downs against the' Aggies in four years on the varsity He broke a shoulder bone in praeI tice before the first game in 1954 and laid out the entire season Ile broke an ankle two days before practice started in 1955 and got into the game with Texas ACT for the last three plays Last sea- I son he broke an ankle just before the game and missed the rest of the season Traylor has been on the varsity four years because he didn't play I and under Southwest Conference rules albletes have five years to get in four I freshman and three varsity And now he comes up to the I Aggie battle able to operate on I only one leg Ile suffered a knee injury in the Arkansas game and had to lay out of the fracas with I Texas Tech last week Traylor however has shown he can play on one leg He did it I against Texas in 1955 passing for I two touchdowns Ile'll go in against ASeM Saturday but it will be on a spot basis Perhaps though he can throw the ball for the big one Scout Bill Henderson has told the squad AM is better than last year I and that "nobody is going to beat them" But Traylor and his mates aren't convinced They may be limping and grimmacing Saturday but Boyd I thinks the Bears will play a good game and give A01 cause for worry Wasn't Purdue pretty crippled up last week when it shot down Michigan State the nation's No 1 team? Eastern past the Calvary five 211 The 2I-point performance against Minnesota Star day Harvey failed to hit a home run but he did deliver three dou 16 Kentucky kept LSU's game avbles and one triple As a pinch United Gas La-Tex led by Da- erage at three touchdowns per hitter he had only one safety in vis' 17 points downed Southern game Taylor's nine points in the Sfill in Hospital eight tries Bell 32-19 Wendell Collins got all game upped his league-leading but three of the losers' points 1point production to 54 in five Youso Nixon had '22 hits in 75 at bats David Fulks scored 13 points tolgames 250-pound star Minnesota tackle batted had one double and four runs batted in i lead United Gas City to a 40-26 victory over LOF Allen Costello LAZY FIVE CYCLONES WIN remained hospitalized today as the i Gophers toted up the damage Lindy Macaniel of St Louis was 1 was high for the losers with 10 The Lazy Five walloped the wrought by their 34-13 loss to runner-up to Haddix in the National Possier YMCA 51-31 and the ClyIllinois ILeague with a 257 percentage CLOSE TO TIIE NEW'S clones blew over the Hawks 35-25 Youso is under treatment for al The Phillies' Curt Simmons was NORMAN Okla i4--Mrs Tom in YMCA Early Bird basketball combination of bronchitis a sore third with 239 Emerson wife of the University 1action Searcy was high scorer for throat and an infecteo tooth The Don Larsen of the New York 1 ot Oklahoma footbII tackle vitt the night getting 23 for the Lazy throat and an infeetea 1 tooth The I victory over LOB' Allen Costello 1 LAZY FIVE CYCLONES V1N was high for the losers with 10 The Lazy Five walloped the Bossier YMCA 51-31 and the Cy-CLOSE TO THE NESS'S clones blew over the Hawks 35-25 NORMAN Okla (Y1--Mrs Tom in YMCA Early Bird basketball Emerson wife of the University action Searcy was high scorer for of Oklahoma footb11 tackle will the night getting 23 for the Lazy have the inside story on the na- Five while Boatner had 14 for tion's No 1 team for her new job Bossier Vest got 12 for the Cy-She's sports editor for the univer- clones and Neider tallied eight for sity newspaper the Hawks Phoenix Club Purchased By verve truly American turned in a brilliant one-man performance for Virginia Saturday and earned college football's Player Of The Week award The 22-year-old senior fullback in Ameri second the Yankees Gophers already have 2 ouarterhack Dick I 2 quarterback counted Larson No defi was Long time to whee Yale beat Cornell 18-7 it was the Ells' first victory at Ithaca's Schoellkopf Field since 1889 Brown's 20-7 decision over Penn was the Bruins' first against the wit a can He McDermott was of :250 mai Maurice A with 245 mark 'e week's this nitcly lost for game Michigan followed by i Kansas City rt- Ini 'kt it 01 '''4 'A '1 1 Lei Colorado To Try to Stop Sooner Streak Quakers since 1912 Minnesota I who was born in Abadan Iran San Francisco upset by Illinois 34-13 hasn't won 1 scored four touchdowns and out-at Champaign in seven games since shone such other individual stars SAN FRANCISCO San 1917 California's 12-0 job on as Bob Mitchell of Illinois Ross Francisco Giants want their spring Southern Cal was the Bears' first Fichtner of Purdue Auburn's Billy training home Phoenix Ariz for 1 shutout against the Trojans since Atkins and Don Long of UCLA their entry in the Pacific Coast 1 1941 first victory against 'cm since Aside from Bakhliar the weekly I League I 1950 Missouri hadn't won at poll of International News ServShift of the Dodgers and Giants 1lowa State since 1949 until Satur-1 ice's panel of experts also hailed of the National League to Los An- day's 35-13 romp Harvard 1 these other "best of the week" geles and San Francisco means beat Columbia 19-6 for the first 1 performances: the PCL highest minor league in 1 time since 1948 Virginia's 38-7 Game of the 20baseball must be realigned or go! success over Virginia Tech was to-13 upset of mighty Michigan out of business 1 the first against Tech since 1952 State that tumbled the Spartans President Horace Stoneham of 1 And when Randolph-Macon out of first place in the college the Giants yesterday bought the lirounced Washington 8: Lee it was football rankings Phoenix franchise and his office the first time R-M had managed Coach of the Sanders here said PCL permission will be i of UCLA sought to locate a team there to score in the eight-game series 1 I which began in 1903 Play of the Kersh ner's 81-yard touchdown run for Maryland in the not Pigeons And One thing about Illinois' head I coach Ray Eliot he hasn't done 1 the Queen Elizabetti much with the Illini lately bur Eggs Missing In he does it at the right time The dean of Big 10 coaches gets his Grid Lions Release boys "up" at homecoming when Lynch Triumph all those alums are on hand Sat- East Texas Rookie By MURRAY ROSE urday it was the upset of fourth- 1 ranked Minnesota Last year the NEW YORK was only a homecoming game showed a 20-13 DETROIT happy night for Eddie Lynch's upset of top-ranked Michigan State he Detroit Lions 'W est Side followers The cher- last night asked waivers on half- weight prospect from New York's back Marvin Brown the tiny That "20-13 upset of top-ranked )k dock area won his 12th light in 14 Michigan State" line fa- ro1(1le ie I rom East Texas State 1 by outpointing Montreal's Yvon 1 It should "Top-ranked ions are putting defensive "1" alfhack Gary Lowe ex-Michigan Turenne but no pigeons flew in State was upset by the 1 1 State player on their roster to St Nicholas Arena in same score by Purdue Saturday 1L the PCL highest minor league in 1--i i 1-- e- sIn-c-e- 1-911-8 Virginia's -3-8-- 7- baseball must be realigned or go 1 success over Virginia Tech was out of business the first against Tech since 1952 President Horace Stoneham of 1 And when Randolph-Macon the Giants yesterday bought the irounced Washington Lee it was Quakers since 1912 Minnesota upset by Illinois 34-13 hasn't won at Champaign in seven games since 1917 California's 12-0 job on who was born in Abadan Iran scored four touchdowns and outshone such other individual stars as Bob Mitchell of Illinois Ross Play of the Kershner's 81-yard touchdown run for Maryland in the not 14 lille MIIPIS t'll 4U-14) 11a11 happy night for Eddie Lynch's 1 DETROIT (11--The Detroit Lions i upset of top-rankeid State' AN est Side followers The cher- last night asked waivers on half- weight prospect from New York's back Marvin Brown the tiny That "20-13 set of top-ranked dock area won his 12th light in 14 1" rookie from East Texas State by outpointing Montreal's Yvon It dne "Toon State" pli fa The Lions are putting defensive Turenne but no pigeons flew in ml u--11 "oll P-raul'eu i halfback Gary Lowe ex-Michigan Michigan State was upset by the i St Nicholas Arena State player on their roster to same score by Purdue Saturday and vocal fans in take Brown's ENJOY 4 i 7 A i '-'13 1 1 i'' v7'707004 :0:: 4' 1 ::1:7 :41 4xx --s ii 1 3 4 1 dt '1 P': )it ') )--' 1 i 4 L'''''' 1' 4 0'' i A 4 141 i 1 ire 4 'Ps tt q't4 1 i 31 Ir': ::10 tol :1: 0v1 3 '4' 64 1 44 4 1 cforio)i i 5: 5" :1 ii- 'VI '-'-'41 erz 1 1 4t441 '0 5 i ii't- tr 1 t40 4 4 i tt 4 4 I Nr- 1 4- d44'" 'f i -if75-zs'r i 1-s i 4 -i -11'4404L 2 i 4' i '-4- V'''''' 1 '':) t44 v-- 4 -i cititv 0 1- 7: c- otIr 011 11 1 I 'i'' 1 ENJOY 'i 4p II- p3Z -3 1) Al '1 )' '1 I A I 1 '4 ''1 i 1 4 le i i 4i It' l' i 1 1 1 1 1' ill I "i' i fi ei By THE ASSOC1ATED PRESS Coach Dal Ward who has fashioned his Colorado squad into one of the nation's offensive powers will send the Buffs against Oklahoma Saturday at Norman still trying for victory No 1 over the Bud team Colorado derives a small measure of satisfaction from the fact it was the last Big Eight Conference team to hold the Sooners to a tie (21-21 in 1952) But it has never beaten the Sooners in seven tries under Ward's direction It was only last year that Colorado for a time appeared to have caught the Sooners on an off day The Buffs jumped off to a 19-6 half-time lead at flotrIder only to come out on the short end 27-19 Bob Stansky John Wooten and their Colorado company are regarded as a two to three touchdown underdog as they prep for this week's regional television game Ward's squad will go to Oklahoma with a 3-1-1 record for the place Lowe recent- Lynch's loyal i the cro PJurdue wd of 1117 for the telecast' ly was released by the Washington 's Ross Ficntner a 1 fight Nv ere on their best behavior as id -year- Redskins green gradss te 9two Atter all there were six AS! CA 1' the Brown who weighs only 150 agents a police sergeant and four ticking who quarter- one er- pounds by the was drafted in 19 53 -kmg in he upset as ni: cops in the small club and two -1 Lions and got nut of the Air Force of several kids who got their big police patrol cars outside ast summer for his first try at chance and made the most of So no pigeons were released and Saturday pro football aturuay no rotten eggs were thrown as hap-1 l'om Redding a frosh quarter- pened on Aug 5 when Lynch lost I back connected on two a from the 647-yard net gain total a elo'-e split decision to Danny good for 101 yards and two TDs in 478 by rushing but did you notice Russo of Brooklyn 1Davidson's 33 -14 victory over West the Buffs also lost 110 YARDS BY FALSE TEETH Virginia State Emo Dinitto PENALTY? makiniz his first start as a soph a KentacK3 Straigtt 1 Dourbon Whishei lottidh the Bourbon Ot Lose Ct1pon23 LoolsvilleKg -N-40- 1 Emit? the BourLoabonisvotiltuicsKtiCtmran3 If ttentadig st tt or a f-4sr) 13 urbon 14 4- 1111: Boston 1T oft three 'Best but in playl 77 77 77 A 1 71: 1 cu 1vmull ut ut I Lsil vt: tout tpline Ul WC eeKen Lasy scasou oo ow) A-A 111 ICAletle plily That Loosen scoring passes in a 23-0 -ictory ovet-TTIWETAT-Ould have to be the one 1S the result of a 35-34 loss to lansas i Just last Saturday the Sooners racked the Jayhawks 47-0 QB at got quote of the weekend? Easy 1 season only 1-1 league 7 I '1 r' 14 7:1 71 71 1 i i a lii A -cid Ki s4 4 ki iit i4 fia '7 AA NW o44---''''' 64vot 4j 4 TWO DECISIVE VICTORIES Need Not Embarrass Buckenell Eelly Cook play I from Tommy Mont who won only ing in his md game booted a two games last year after replac- Von wearers ot raise teeth bare I '(" 3'1-0 victory over Buckenell ing Jim Tatum at Maryland and winerect era ornharra14-ment because alelr rata dtvpped'silppect t)r sots- Kelly Cook playing in his second only one of four this season before tslp1 at t111 the wrung time DO game booted a 39-Yard field goal 1 upsetting Tatum's favored North Ilse In teat of thla happenInv to you pulled Alississinpi State 'into Carolina club 21-7 SatUrday Said "rintio al little FASTEEnt ttAl 1 trial tline 0 vn-act1)powcier tin e6kir a 22 20 lead in a 29-20 victory over i Mont still overcome' by it all when ii es 1-4-A-1 foofq tertrl Mote nrIllY' I a IA se thee tee! more cominruthitt Doll shed ho as his pick as the 11 6t Ct7eAn "rh f- 1 or" ttlen- I Maryland star: i bJ Opt at ail coltados 42:14 breeze over Kan- I eryone'''he answered el A4 iLltkr i -Ady S1S i4itc as nrpressive enoullii 'everone" Need Not Embarrass Buckenell jelly Cook play- 1 from Tommy Mont who won only ing in his second game booted a two games last year otter replae- ar ny wearers of raise teeth hare 39-o victory over Buckenell ing Jim Tatum at Maryland and eect rea embarrasment because Inete4 resi ernusTnnetit lieu- piste dtvpLd ippeid l'stwt it j'Ait the Wrong Inns 1140 in test nt this hitptienniti Itsrinitto I P('thT I' eves (spin More tio their tee nictro cominrtAtii etpAn "r'il Opt FAS Iss IL Comes that'svonderful Moment Of theday ss hen you relax Wear and tear go) Out of the picture Yott're at ease! That's the time for Bourbon de luxe STRAIGHT FROM KENTUCKY TRULY AMERICAN WHISKEY KENTUCKY'S BEST-YET COSTS NO MORE! THE BOURBON DE TUE COMPANY DIVISION OF NATIONAL DISTHIERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION LOUISVILLE KY KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURB03 WHISKEY-86 PROOF I That's the time at ease for Murk) i UCKY TRULY WHISKEY hen V011 LY AMERICAN taemilmtexaer relax lyeanr It of the clay Ns ET COSTS NO MORE! two horses sharing the distinction of recording (he widest margin in Ilialcah's Widener race classic both represented Calumet -Farm and both were 5- year-old geldings at the time 44 4 v4 04dellotA1F0044440044444401100tekte4t gwloarl 0ofpaw! ilta MipP11101P4t4140w".