The Ponca City News from Ponca City, Oklahoma • 10

IP i Sh cks Texas 4920fr in I 0 0 1 9 olonaliff Sooners' Attack Too Much For Stunned Texas Team Protest Considered By Shidler Mentor Reynolds Injured In Costly Victory SAIIA NEWS PAGE Page 0 Ponca City Okla Sunday October 12 1952 I 1 Ohio State Topples Top-Ranking Team By HAROLD RATLIFF DALLAS Oct 11 shocked fumbling bumbling Texas with four touchdowns in the first period and went on to win this storied intersectional football game 49-20 today in one of the greatest offensive shows the Cotton Bowl ever saw Eddie Crowder leveled the Texas defenses with slingshot passing and Buddy Leake Billy Vessels and Buc McPhail riddled the Longhorn line as the Sooners slashed and tore ip a display of power and finesse that awed the 75504 fans jammed into the big saucer Fumbles set up two Oklahoma touchdowns in the opening period and Crowdees mighty throwing counted for the other two Texas came back gamely and actually dominated the second period but it was a fore- The Statistics gone conclusion from the first six minutes that the Sooners were going The Statistics to win today Texas 01' Jones rallied the Texas forces First Downs 18 13 In the final period to pass for two Rushing Yardage 146 296 touchdowns but the Sooners more Passing Yardage 158 133 than matched it with three Passes Attempted 18 9 Most Decisive Passes Completed 10 5 It was the most points ever scored Passes Intercepted 0 1 in a Texas-Oklahoma game and the Punts 35 27 most Oklahoma had scored since Fumbles Lost 2 1 1908 when the Sooners beat Texas Yards Penalized 53 60 1 7 1 -1114 I i 1 711-1 i 7 ---t''''''' '1 -44 lo-- 7 "I''''-- i rItlf I A5c1td'' tt At--vg t4-'6'' 1 I ote 7' -z 4 vmt 1 it A oc" 1 A iN 4 7 1 40(11 i 1 't1 ill l' 114 1 I 1 '7 47" 1' t': l''- :1 1 i 't- ii Ack 11 11 1 -')141 i' :7: i' low' 10 kv er: 44 1 S4k 4k "44 37 A 1 7k 'i 1 7lik' 1 1 7 ot 't ii" ot tfNT: A-: -i 7' '''''''l 5) r- --0-7 i tl Nk 3:: 1t: 7 s' -i 1 7 l' 7'-''' 4 '77 4 I '''''(: t'-''' I 1 i 'n 1:: i' 7N'It'7 4 i l' 1: A' i' 1't''' :4 Is i 4 '-7-''' ''i' -4 ''i- Z'j: 47: ''7''ti ''''1 4 ::2 -7--4 --ts '71 3-! i'r 4: -t ---i 5-: 1 0 c4'' ''A A 42 1 Jr 4 l- 1116 il -7 1''7 1 '1'''-': 7 LINCOLN Neb Oct 11 (A)--AllAmerica Bob Reynolds swirled around Kansas State's end to put the ball in position for Nebraska's second touchdown today then walk ed of the field with a shoulder injury that stunned one of the big gest crowds ever to see a Nebraska football game Nebraska won 27 to 14 but the injury to Reynolds left the crowd of over 39000 without joy Reynolds told an Associated Press reporter in the dressing room during the fourth period that he believed he had suffered only a badly bruised shoulder But later after the game Coach Bill Glassford told reporters that Reynolds suffered a separation of the left shoulder and would be out for the rest of the season It was in 1950 that Reynolds made the Associated Press All-America team as a sophomore But he was on the bench most of last season with a right shoulder separation suffered just before the season started When in mid-season he re-entered play lime was kicked into his eye in his first start and he was benched again until the last game In high school as a sophomore he had suffered a broken leg Reynolds was hurt today when he swept around end for 10 yards to the Kansas State 5-yard line He got up shrugging his shoulder and trudged to the sidelines as the huge crowd and 3500 high school band members sat in dead silence Powerful Kansas Nips Iowa State 504 It was the most decisive defeat suffered by a Texas team since 1944 when Randloph Field beat the Longhorns 42-7 McPhail hammered and smashed through the big but futile Texas line for 149 yards as leading ground gainer of the day Vessels made 106 yards and Leake 74 Oklahoma rolled up 296 yards on the ground and 133 in the air to 148 on the ground and 158 passing for Texas Texas couldn't do anything right In that disastrous first period while Oklahoma could do nothing wrong Seven Conversions By ED CORRIGAN NEW YORK Oct 11 (JP)--Wisconsin the nation's No 1 team toppled with a crash that could be heard throughout the Big Ten and Princeton's proud winning streak was snapped at 24 games by unawed Penn today as the college football campaign moved into high gear Underdog Ohio States with a defense that stopped five drives inside its 20 yard line turned the tables on Wisconsin 23-14 Penn moved into the favorite's position to win the Ivy League title with its smoothly executed 13-7 triumph over Princeton at Tigertown With the exception of Notre Dame No 8 which fell before the sledgehammer blows of Pitt 22-19 all the other top teams in the nation came through as expected Michigan State No 2 blasted Texas A 48-6 California Modest Mickey' No 3 trounced Oregon 41-7 Maryland No 4 shut out Georgia 37-0 Georgia Tech No 5 whitewa3hed Get Tulane 14-0 Duke No 6 crushed His Day South Carolina 33-7 and Kansas No 9 trounced Iowa State 43-0 Southern California No 7 beat San Diego Navy last night COMMERCE bkla (IP) Friday will be "Mickey Mantle Thus the leading teams really broke loose for the first time this Day" here in his hometown but season in the wild scramble for top the 20-year-old New York Yankee honors star is wondering why all the But the Wisconsin-Ohio State bother thriller overshadowed all the rest It was obvious the modest Mantle The Badgers were regarded as al- would be satisfied to loaf arourk most certain to win the Big 10 town and visit old friends but crown and go on to the Rose Bowl Friday schedule will not allow hilt Wisconsin led 7-6 at the half but such freedom the Buckeyes came back in the Schools here will be dismissed third quarter on a 68-yard march for the event and the day wil and in the finale on a 55-yard drive start with a 10 am parade with to clinch the verdict Mickey riding in an open car Al Defense Tells Tale least 15 high school bands COMMERCE bkla (IP) Friday will be "Mickey Mantle Day" here in his hometown but the 20-year-old New York Yankee star is wondering why all the bother It was obvious the modest Mantle would be satisfied to loaf around town and visit old friends but his Friday schedule will not allow him such freedom Schools here will be dismissed for the event and the day will start with a 10 am parade with Mickey riding in an open car At least 15 high school bands will Hartman coach of the Shidler high school football team said Saturday that he may file a protest with the Oklahoma High School Athletic Association because of action taken by an official during the Shidler-Dewey football game held here Friday night He said he must confer with his school superintendent Wally Smith Ponca City Junior High coach who served as referee forfeited the contest to Dewey after the first half Smith said he awarded the game to Dewey 1-0 because Hartman refused to let him leave the field at halftime Dewey led at halftime 13 to However Smith and Hartman both refuted the report that appeared in state papers Saturday that a fight broke out between high school football fans and officials at the halftime "I don't know how the report got started" Hartman said Saturday in a telephone conversation "but it is completely false" Smith said he did request a police escort for himself and the other two Dozier and Berryhill of their cars "It was an unt)rtunate situation" Smith said "I don't believe Hartman knew what he was saying on the field" He said that the ball game could have gotten a lot worse if he had allowed it to continue The rhubarb started in the first half when Smith penalized Shidler 30-yards for unsportsmanlike conduct Smith said he gave the signal (arms extended) but Hartman didn't recognize it Hartman said that he after getting permission from the head linesman Dozier walked out on the field and asked Smith why his team was being penalized 30 yards but Smith ordered him back to the bench (Smith said he assessed the penalty because Shidler players were cursing) Smith revealed that he will file a full report of the incident with Lee Anderson secretary of the Oklahoma High School Athletic Association "I sent a copy of the report back to Hartman with Superintendent Jack Hays who visited me Saturday morning" Smith asserted "We discussed the whole situation very thoroughly and Hays was very nice about it" Smith stated Smith said that he has been officiating over 15 years and this was the first time he ever had a run-in with a coach and had to call a 1 I Tech Stretches Unbeaten String AMES Ia Oct 11 VP)--- Potent Kansas whipped through fumbling Iowa State 43-0 today in a brisk warmup for the Jayhawks duel with Oklahoma next Saturday in a battle that may determine the Big Seven football champion Iowa State wasn't even a close match for the Jayhawks who rolled up their biggest margin over the Cyclones in the 32 game series which had its incenption way back in 1898 Kansas picking up its second conference ivctory sped to a 20-0 halftime margin swelled its lead to 36 points at the three quarter mark and let the reserves add a final touchdown with 42 seconds on the clock The third quarter surge gots its start with a 73-yard touchdown run on a punt return by Gil Reich the Military Academy transferee Gil caught the ball near the east sidelines cut across the field behind vicious blocking and was away with gusto down the opposite side lines where twa final would-be tacklers were swept aside by escorting march At 2 pm a huge rally at the town's high school football field is slated with a special program on tap At 6:30 pm Mickey will be rushed to nearby Miami for a banquet at which he will speak "Gosh I can't make a talk" the excited youth said PAUL OWEN the newly appointed assistant professional at the Ponca City Country club is caught by a News photographer as he lines up a putt Owen 38 is married and has been active in golf most of his life Formerly of Oklahoma City he and his wife will establish their home in Ponca City Nov 15 Owen attended Oklahoma A four years before graduating from the University of Oklahoma ATLANTA Oct 11 surges by air and ground in the waning seconds of the second and fourth quarters gave Georgia Tech a 14-0 victory over Tulane today The victory rain Tech's unbeaten streak to 18 games stretching across three seasons Tech added lustre to its rating as the nation's fifth best football machine in the Associated Press poll by counting on a pass from Bill Birgman to giant end Buck Martin with 57 seconds remaining in the first half The precision-polished Yellowjackets then struck for a score via the ground with 41 seconds left in the game when reserve fullback Jimmy Johnson bulled across from the 2 Move Nearer 1-B Title Simpson Bourn Score As Bucs Bump Newkirk Football Results I Split-T Masters Lead Maryland To 16th Victory The Penn triumph over Princeton was not quite so unexpected despite the Tigers winning the longest in college football when the day started The Quakers were known to have a tough outfit that could make hash of most of their Ivy League rivals Here again defense told the story Pitt held Notre Dame scoreless in the first half to chalk up its first triumph over the Irish since 1937 Frank Leahy's charges got going in the second half but by that time it was too late Michigan State for a change did not have to come from behind in the dying moments although Texas A did make it close for three periods California the choice for the Pacific Coast Conference championship and the Rose Bowl bid made it even closer The Golden Bears could do no better than a 7-7 halftime deadlock with Oregon one of the "have nots" of the loop But once they erupted with Johnny Olszewski handling the major share of the offensive chores there was no stopping them UCLA and Illinois pounding on the or of the top ten came through with easy victories The Uclans dropped Rice of the Southwest Conference 20-0 and Illinois crushed Washington 48-14 rolled toward the District 1-B football crown here Friday night with a WO victory over the Newkirk Tigers Striking with a bruising ground attack the Buccaneers ran over two touchdowns in the second quarter and were threatening on the Tiger five-yard-line when the final whistle sounded The favored visitors dominated play throughout the game Making most of their yardage with a split-T ground attack the Buccaneers piled up 15 first downs to the I Tigers' 5 I Oklahoma scored its first touchdown in less than three minutes Texas had taken the opening kickoff on its 23 and on the first play Jimmy Dan Pace fumbled and Sooner Larry Grigg recoverd on the Texas 26 McPhail and Leake plowed to the seven Texas was penalized to the two for offside then Vessels banged right guard for the touchdown Leake convertd as he did on the six other Sooner touchdowns Texas marched to the Oklahoma 31 but couldn't budge further and had to kick Then Oklahoma rambled 76 yards for another touchdown made on a 65-yard pass play Crowder threw to Leake on the Texas 40 and he ran across Gib Dawson fumbled the kickoff on the Texas 29 Gene Ca lame recovered and Oklahoma had another score shortly afterward Vessels crammed into right tackle from the Texas 12 made seven and lateraled to McPhail who ran over Texas Comes Back Grigg took a kick back 38 yards to set up fourth Oklahoma touchdown all made in 10 minutes and 50 seconds Grigg raced to the Longhorn 29 and Crowder passed to John Reddell for the score Texas came back amazingly in the second period scoring one touchdown and driving to the Oklahoma one-yard a blast by Billy Quinn over right tackle climaxing an 80-yard surge Dawson converted Oklahoma scored again early in the fourth period rolling 66 yards McPhail Vessels and Leake alternated in hammering toward the goal The Longhorns were penalized to the one for offside Leake plower right guard for the touchdown Texas took the kickoff and swept 70 yards to its second touchdown with the running of Dawson and passing of Jones pushing the drive along The payoff was a 24-yard toss from Jones to Tom Stolhandske But Oklahoma came roaring back to splurge 69 yards for another score made on a 60 yard gainer McPhail took a lateral from Vessels on the Texas 40 and raced to the touchdown Texas then drove 80 yards for a touchdown with Jones passing to Quinn for 19 yards Dawson missed the extra point Dawson had made his previous conversion try Oklahoma got its final touchdown when Texas tried an onside kick Rolling SIAAU Mustangs Nip Missouri Tigers COLUMBIA Mo Oct 11 Southern Methodist University's Mustangs got their attack rolling for the first time this season and coupled with an alert defense smeared Missouri's erratic Tigers 25 to 7 in a non-conference football game today An estimated 25000 fans looked on in perfect football weather as the Southwest Conference Mustangs knocked out two long touchdowns in the second quarter for a 12 to 0 halftime lead and then struck forrn single scores in each of the last two quarters Each Yankee Series Share Worth $6026 NEW YORK Oct 11 (1P)---Ford Frick baseball commissioner said Saturday each full World Series share voted by the champion New York Yankees was worth $802632 Each full share voted by the losing Brooklyn Dodgers was worth $420064 ATHENS Ga Oct 11 (1P)--A dose of pure split-T poison concocted by Jack Scarbath and Chet Hanulak the deception masters of Maryland broke apart Georgia defenses today and gave the Terrapins their 16th consecutive football victory 37-0 The fourth-ranked Marylanders were expected to win but the mighty surge they put on against a better than average Georgia eleven was a true surprise The game was supposed to go to Maryland by a touchdown and not by any such score as this Earlier this season against Missouri and Auburn Maryland misfired spluttered and barely won Last week the Terps got going with strength against Clemson Today they were devastating SATURDAY COLLEGE GAMES Oklahoma 49 Texas 20 Michigan 28 Indiana 13 Army 37 Dartmouth 7 Ohio State 23 Wisconsin 14 Penn 13 Princeton 7 Michigan State 48 Texas A 6 Villanova 20 Wake Forest 0 Yale 35 Columbia 28 Penn State 35 West Virginia 7 Stanford 41 Oregon State 28 Colorado State 47 Montana State 0 California 41 Oregon 7 Bethany 14 Bethel 7 Southwestern (Olda) 21 Northwestern 14 Pittsburg 17 Washburn 7 Montana 17 Denver 7 Lincoln 52 Kentucky State 0 Marquette 37 Detroit 27 Minnesota 27 Northwestern 26 Purdue 41 Iowa 14 Rhode Island 7 Brown 6 SMU 25 Missouri 7 Kansas 43 Iowa State 0 Harvard 42 Washington (St Louis) 0 Colgate 13 Rutgers 7 Syracuse 26 Cornell 6 Maryland 37 Georgia 0 Holy Cross 35 New York 0 Navy 14 William Mary 0 Georgia Tech 14 Tulane 0 Illinois 48 Washington 14 Pittsburgh 22 Notre Dame 19 Mississippi 21 Vanderbilt 21 (tie) Mississippi State 14 North Texas State 0 Virginia 50 George Washington 0 Alabama 33 VPI 0 Tennessee 26 Chattanooga 6 Louisiana State 34 Kentucky 7 Nebraska 27 Kansas State 14 Colorado A 14 Wyoming McPherson 25 College of Emporia 20 NC State 28 Davidson 6 Florida 54 Clemson 13 Duke 33 South Carolina 7 Auburn 54 Wofford 7 Cincinnati 20 Xavier IS UCLA 20 Rice 0 Junior College Northeastern A 18 Graceland 7 7 1 i it 1 A 4 1 1 1 i 1 John Gurski of the Navy eleven is the third end in the last four years to captain the Middle team Newkirk Lions to Open Mat Season Wednesday will be plenty of man in the ring when the Newkirk Lions Club stages its first professional wrestling program of the season Wednesday night in the Community building here Goliath the huge portrayer of Goliath in the motion picture "David and Bathsheba" will be a feature attraction He tips the scales at 320 pounds and stands seven feet and two inches Goliath has been signed for the main event with the best two out of three falls against speedy Johnny Dobbs of Omaha Neb who tips the scales at 225 The complete program will feature three bouts in all with the semi-windup slated for the best two of three falls between a newcomer here in the person of Bad Boy Brown and Jim O'Connen Brown weighs 240 -nd O'Conner 225 Opening the program the South American speedster Maro Duba who made a big hit with his tremendous speed and ability to move against every grappler will oppose big Jim Lewis 230 former All-American fullback of Alabama The program will start promptly' at 8:15 pm Reserved seats are on sale at Andrews Sundries in Underdog Pitt Upsets Irish Now The first score came when quarterback Jim Bourn faked a handoff and raced over from 15 yards out on a bootleg play A 60-yard running march by the I it ors had moved the baU to the Tiger 15 Right half ba ck Charley Miller plunged over the extra point Tonkawa's left halfback Dale Simpson scored the other touchdown a short time later on a three-yard plunge He also dived over for the extra point A 35-yard pass play from Bourn to right end Bewley put the ball on the Newkirk eight-yard line Then Simpson fought his way to the three and on the next play went over to score The most serious Newkirk threat was its passing attack with quarterback Kenny Weber throwing to ends Dick Meeks and Douglas McCombs and halfback Shelby Crawford But Newkirk's deepest penetration was to the Tonkawa 32 in the final quarter when Weber tossed a 15-yard pass to Crawford On the next play a long Weber pass was intercepted on the Tonkawa five Six Tonkawa running plays moved the ball out to the 28 Then Bourn broke into the secondary and raced to the Newkirk 22 Six plays later the Buccaneers had moved to the five and the game ended It was the fourth win of the season for Tonkawa Besides Newkirk they have defeated Pawnee Fairfax and Lamont and have lost only to Class A Blackwell The Tigers now have lost four games and have won only over Shidler Besides Tonkawa esfeats have been inflicted by Dewey Pawnee and Fairfax If 0 and the ball carried only one yard The ball went to Oklahoma on the Texas 41 and the Sooners pushed easily to the score Vessels made it from the one yard line Can Billy Cox is the only active Dodger fielder to hit better than 300 in the World Series He batted 333 getting one hit in three trips to the plate in two games in 1949 Bears Turn Lome PORTLAND Ore Oct 11 (111-- California's Bears lazed through the first half but when Oregon made it close the Bears turned loose their power to run up a 41-7 Coast Conference football victory today High School A -0111111-11111110 WADE WARREN says League Bowling 1 1 Walter Cabral 6-3 end at Notre Dame comes from Honolulu SOUTH BEND Ind Oct 11 (IP)-IPittsburgh's underdogs Panthers stunned Notre Dame a two touchdown favorite with a vicious first period clawing and then staved off the furious Irish 22-19 in a football thriller today It was Pitt's first victory over Notre Dame since 1937 following eight straight Irish wins Notre Dame was eighth ranked in the Associated Press poll An Irish home-opening crowd of 45503 saw the Panthers strike for two touchdowns in about five minutes deep in the first quarter and then was on its feet through a second half in which the Irish nearly pulled the game out of the fire It was a contest of spectacular 78-yard touchdown run by Pitt's Billy Reynolds a 63-yard scoring Panther pass play from Rudy la to Johnny Jacobs and a 92-yard touchdown punt return by Notre Dame's Joe Heap Heap's run midway in the final period put the Irish behind only 20-19 but the deadlock for which Notre Dame was striving collapsed on a point try first marred by a penalty and then by a bad pass from center Even then a successful conversion wouldn't have helped because Pitt's Joe Zombek tackled Notre Dame's Ralph Guglielmi in the end zone for a safety with 30 seconds left ilMIMiMIMMMIMMOVI "WINTER" is just around thee ALL STAR LEARVI 710 FLY! CONTINENTAL LEAGUE Central 410 Wright 346 Nicolaysen 381 Hatlelid 438 Mc-Leith 447 Handicap 150 Total 2272 Won 0 lost 4 504 Clark 303 Bookout 449 Gorrell 506 Zink 522 Total 2374 Won 4 lost "SO" you'd better have that 0 MN vAlEsiruloc at a cost never before so low For as little as The 449 Long 327 Remington 486 Cobb 427 Kerbow 479 Total 2148 Won 1 lost 3 Lubrication 476 Shines 405 Norris 309 Crenshaw 378 Brown 484 Handicap 91 Total 2143 Won 3 lost 1 Yankees 315 Ryer 355 Crockett 366 Ratliff 454 Carpenter 489 Handicap 102 Total 2061 Won 3 lost 1 449 roughs 413 Shinier 349 Fredericks 397 Theis (avg) 147 A11i3011 227 Total 19e2 Won 1 lost 3 $600 a week I Ponca City 13 Wichita St Mary's 6 Bartlesville 13 Muskogee 0 Okmulgee 12 Tulsa Rogers 10 Guthrie 20 OC John Marshall 0 Cleveland 13 Hominy 12 OC Casady 25 OC St Marys 12 Duncan 47 Altus 0 Tulsa Central 32 Fayetteville 0 Sperry 39 Coweta 12 Tonkawa 13 Newkirk 0 Joplin 21 Miami 12 Henryetta 21 McAlester 12 Perkins 21 Hennessey 12 Midwest City 26 Pau Is Valley 20 Weleetka 19 Maud 0 Kingfisher 32 Crescent 7 Pawhuska 14 Broken Arrow 13 Walters 13 Frederick 7 Sapulpa 32 Tulsa Webster'S Sand Springs 59 Pryor 6 Eufaula 13 Tahlequah 13 (tie) Tulsa Cascia Hall 21 Seminole 20 Enid 12 Central 0 Fairview 27 Alva 7 Cherokee 34 Wyandotte 13 Billings 21 Covington 6 Lamont 40 Pond Creek 7 Greenfield 45 Canton 7 Marshall 27 Braman 0 Dewey 1 Shidler 0 (forfeit) Fairview 27 Garber 0 Pawnee 41 Drumright 20 Perryton Tex 20 Gu3rmort 13 Edmond 37 OC Southeast 26 Geary 13 Hinton 6 Chelsea 45 Jay 14 Elk City 12 Sayre Hollis 7 Hobart 6 Blackwell 7 Cushing 6 Hugo 18 Durant 13 Anadarko 13 Cordell Chandler 34 Yale 0 Stillwater 19 Perry 6 Bristow 19 Wewoka 13 N4da 34 Ardmore 13 OMA 20 Afton 0 Stroud 19 Davenport Skiatook 26 Jenks 20 Claremore 35 Vinita 0 Sallisaw 26 Westville 0 Poteau 48 Checotah 13 Haskell 13 Barnsdall 12 Waurika 28 Ringling 0 Lawton 45 Putnam City Holdenville 26 Norman 14 GOLIATH "The Giant" vs Jolinriv DODDS 'Jain Event Car "17111TERIZED" if AIITI FREEZE CHECKED 11011011 11111E-UP tf BRAKES CHECKED HEATERS CHECKED LIGHTS CHECKED "ALL" rvinTtiltt'7lrCe4sitEaEnPaTTioetCESPI2VeArp- Semi Windup 388 Hager 214 Dixon 398 Robins 483 Bridges 468 Total 2049 Won 3 lost 1 Process 392 Conwell 328 Popovac 358 Corrigan 395 Bradly 463 Handicap 94 Total 2030 Won lost nigh Individual Electricians 187 High 800 High Individual 30--Gorre11 Tketriclans 506 'nligh Ter 2374 DADBOY DROWN you can learn to fly and get your private license THEN you can take your family and friends on trips that time would not permit you to take any other way Join the "age of progress" learn to fly Call SMYER AIRCRAFT now at 3375 The next class starts within a week limited to 20 so act now Enrollment will not interfere with your job Ground school will be held one night a week Your flying will be done after or before work and on Saturdays and Number of Tickets Sold Still Remains Unsettled PHILADELPHIA question of how many tickets were sold by promoter Herman Taylor foc the Jersey Joe Walcott-Rocky Marciano heavyweight champion-I ship fight last September 23 re mained unsettled Taylor had vocal and el support from PennsyNania's three boxing corn' missioners I The State Athletic Commission Ngo vs Jim O'CO1111E11 Jack Riester Navy end from Auburn won numerals as a member of the St Bonaventure freshman eleven in 1949 MININSIONEMIEMEI Better be SAFE than SORRY 33 Years of Know-How Behind Every Job I said yesterday that Taylor's audit on the number of tickets sold and the amount of gate receipts was accepted as correct However the revenue department of the City of Philadelphia refuses to accept Taylor's figures It claims that the promoter owes the city in amusement taxes on 16000 unsold tickets and it quotes a city ordinance to back it up OPENER MARO OUBA VS JIM LEWIS Sponsored by Newkirk Lions Club Ilevikirk Community Building Viednesday October 15 I PEUIDERTOWS 1111D10 and TV 1 ones I SOX 701 PON'A 1 41): er Lill no seeing SOX 701 eue UNICE MOI011 Co wesitnialian me16" N711111 4 111 125 South Pine Since 1919 Phone 4423 DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER AND VOTE 447 PI Pemberton owner Mgr 306 South Third Dial 2-2266 EFFICIENT and SATISFACTORY Service Guaranteed 306 South Third Agreement Ended DALLAS Oct 11 Dallas Eagles of the Texas League and the Cleveland Indians have severed the working agreement which has been in effect two seasons Advance Ticket Sales at Andrews Sundries Coil 3375 For Further Information 1MINiM EIMMINIEWF 1EM1MMIMMW1 EMIflMM MIVPMMNm AmlEmmEIMIIME111 pr 4 1) 1 0.