Muskogee Daily Phoenix and Times-Democrat from Muskogee, Oklahoma • 26

SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 6 Mt PACE TWO-D puottogre paitu Pitornix Henryetta Hens Swamp Wetumka High Gridders in Practice Game 40-0 Tformation Proves Fatal AtI ACKS ERS MPH To Chieftains as Chortfes T-Formation Proves Fatal To Chieftains as Charges Shine in Mid-Season Form 1 Four College Athletic Captains Disprove Old Brains-Brawn Quips Stringtown Boys Second Canadian Third Ashland Fourth in Pittsburg Tilt Coach Marion Anglin Well-Pleased With Showing of Proteges Spring Drills End in Week Special to the 14)41Pa HENRYETTA April 5-1Ienryeltans are of the opinion that the 1941 )tball season is opem Friday a scrimmage game vas held at Wetumka 200 fans loadcd into automobiles to Make the trip to see Coach Man ALglin's revamped liens administer a sound 40-0 thrashing to the football season is opem Friday a scrimmage game uas held at Wetuml 200 fans loadcd into automobiles to make the trip to ace Coach Arglin's revamped liens administer a sound 40-0 thrashing to tl Annual Conference Meet Held in Jeff Lee Stadium At McAlester Victors Score 61 2-3 Points and rain Chieftains Any lu fn crnt so nmi TivAs LEAGgE opEN1NG paetice field wittLIIns the I LM uork out portal to Itio Phoenix 1WALESTER April track athletes both boys and girls were I winners of the Pittsburg Six annual conference meet held at Jeff Leo 1 itt A 1 1 lit stadium In McAlester this week 1 I 410 Ck0) 0017 I Ito- I 4-1 't ---e ItAsTA 4 S' ek ri le 4 1 it i 4 1 pi -3 i 441)1 rii GAME SITE IS SHIFTED AGGIE SENIOR GRIDDER CALLED FOR JUNE DRAFT Delay in Construction of Dallas Rebel Stadium Reason for Reshuffle yanderbiit's brains and brawn boys left to right Lipscomb Atkinson Cornelius and Trotter ii captains of her four major sports have a composite average of tOl'25 per cent 'over thfir years in college -100 Atkinson husky captain of next year's football ConiniodorOm: Is a junior -with an average of 5 since entering the university From Lebanon Tenn Atkinson is majoring in egohomies nig supporting courses In business atiminimt ra tio6 Abell "Pinky" Lipscomb baskPthall captain and second highest scorer for the season -in the conference is a senior who ham averaged 93 over his four years Lipscomb is 'studying chemistry and biology A Phi Beta Kappa he makes his home in Willie Cornelius of Nashville a senior and captain of the track squad leads his fellow team Commanders in the classroom race with a scholarly lfti average Corm flux is ec iaitzing in history and political science lio too is a Phi Beta Kappa Hill Trotter who captains the baseball team has a four-year mark Of 79 sizeable batting average in anybody's league Ile Is from La Grange Ga and la majoring in political science There you have sports captains vim rats top rank in scholastic averages Still think athletics Lint Scholarship are like oil and water? Attack Pleases Fans The reason is that the famous Tformation a loch' made the utt 1 university teain on the est oad the Sensation of the ID touthall odd has been lntI 1 re end Um trickery deceit a 11 Sttlatilit tOt or th attack is smiuthilig tho tans just like to latch Against Wet tunka the liens had possession ur the bail only six times daring the abbreviated game iix tines they vi ent 11111allig ea mg for touchtloa UL Wet uiha couldn't find the ball cat ler on ta occasions until the ball a as across the goal hoe Willard Aids Anglin Anglin a ho put the Paa Huskies at the top of the states fmthall curie th: ears Is eparing for his second year with the Hens Last year they A on five lost four and lied one This ear local supporters are pi edictitig an undefeated season en a it li the opposing leania as formidable as they are Billy 'Willard Ilenr yet ta High school gi a Oita te alio play liree ears at end for Stanfoi Is aiding Anglin in getting' the T-f'riiiatiii over Already th boy are shoa ing quite a bit of imesse in handling the ball With one more a eek of spring practice remaining Anglin and Willard are confident that the system be pretty ssll among the pla yet a fi 111 l'oady fr the opening game this tall NASHVILLE Tenn April 5-4P)-- Intellectual perspicacity spd athletic prowessbrains and brawn to you and me mixed In large BI1 iialfsfYingcliosei at Vanderbilt University where team captains think nothing of being members of both their varsity and Pitt Beta Kappa Down where the cotton and the charges of athletic subsidization grow qually as thick Vanderbilt is doing her more than her there prove that student sports leaders can hold their own elassroomsw bile excelling on the gridiron diamond and court Records of this Southeastern conference school Phow that the present DALLAS Texas April to complete construction of the Dallas Ithel stadium helore the seasons opening day resulted tonight ri a shuffling of the Texas league baseball schedule: -Weather and circumstance" were 'listed as the causes of the delay construction of new stands at the Dallas hall park destroyed last September by tire The vork had been scheduled for completion by the opening game next Sunday April 13 League cluba ere polled by a wire vote on the shuffling of games Retied Met: here before April 24 date on hich it Ives believed the hall park eould- he used for home games and favorable replies were announced thud The new schedule changes the pallas-Fort Worth opening game to Fort Worth April 13 other changes involve only the tvo north Texas teams the only exception an April 24 date which had Oklahoma City slated to play at Fort Worth and Tulsa billed at Dallas TIIP two Oklahoma teams will have an off day on that date under the 11P' schedule making the game in doubleheaders on August 3 Scores in the boys' division were: Calvin 61 2-2 Strington 25 1-2: Canadian 20 1-3 and Ashland 7 2-3 In the girls division Calvin made 26 points and Ashland Is Boys' division results were: 220yard Calvin first Branscome Stringtown second and Moody Canadian third Time: 265 seconds 51ile Barry Canadian Thacker Stringtown and Time: 5 minutes and 2 second I00-yard dash Beat Calvin Caldwell Calvin and Moody Canadian Time: 13 Beyond' 880-yazd dash: Clinton Barry Canadian: Potts Stringtown and Carl Barry Canadian Broad Jump: Green Calvin Whitmore Calvin a Branscome Stringtown Distance 19 feet 6 inches 44-0-yard dash: Branscome Stringtoun: Barry Canadian and Bear Calvin Time: 592 seconds' Football throw: Whitemore Calvin knight Calsin and Branscome Stringtown 75-yard dash: Johnson Ashland Bonen Calvin and Cunningham Ashland Shot put: Knight Calvin Grubbs Ashland and Carl Berry Canadian Diatance: 34 feet one inch High jump: White niOre Calvin and Green Calvin Ileighta: 6 feet 6 inelitS DiSCUIV! Whitmore Calvin: Knight CAR in and Green Calvin Distance 89 feet I inch Hop-step-pimp: Green Calvin: Nichols Ashland and Dooley Calvin Distance: 66 feet 10 1-2 inches 1lile relay: Stringtown first and Canadian second Pole vault: Wallace Ael: land Nichol" Ashland and Givens String-town tied Height: 12 feet 8 inches Girls' results: 50-yard dash Johnson Ashland Howell Calvin and Cunningham Ashland Time: 8 seconds High Jump: Brown Calvin: Cuff Marvin Brotherton I Fifth Member of Eleven to Be Noti fled to Report STILLWATER April (UP) Marvin Brothecton Lockney Texas senior blocking back on the Oklahoma A and football team hie receRed orders to report for induction into the army as a selectee in June it nes learned today Brotherton is the fifth Ifotng A and football player Coah Jun Lookabaugh stands to muse off the 1941 team Another player Center Bob liar-grove Oklahoma City has received orders to report for induction at Oklahoma City April 15 NVehlon Barnes Aggie sports publicit3 dueetor s' aol that was con- cerned over the order- becatme draft regulationa call for deferment of tint versity students until June Barnes said Hargiove was suing to confer with his draft board Lloyd Arms first team tackle and neorge Darrow Junior end already haNe received orders to report for physical examinations at the close of school The fifth player Quarterback Harry Buffington Pryor is attempting to Join the Itoyal Canadian airforce Barnes said I ILeads Tracksters Connors State Organizes Softball League Play Will Begin Monday Five Captains Are Selected to Lead Teams Leader At School's End Is Winner Oscar Just Didn't Care Humphries as a Regular Thinks He'll Help Chicago fflnghim ASii1111141 and Lindley Cal in Height: 4 fret 1 inch Baseball throw Christ Calvin Lindley Calvin and Avery Calvin Distance: 152 ftet 440-yard relay: Calvin first and Ashland second 4 1 ar v6s-ep4 1 11 ''i 1 1 '-1 1 i '--1 4 if i i 1 dL 11 By ROBERT MYERS PASADENA Calif April 4---(tP)--The Chicago White Sox trade of vet'' eran Clint Brown for young Johnny Humphries may bring about some in: teresting results and a regular turn on the pitcher's mound for the Chisox acquisition Humphries a 190-pounder from Clifton Forge Va started his baseball career auspiciously in 1937 then 1 A softball league was organized at Connors State Agricultural college this week and play will be initiated Monday when two of the five teams selected will meet on the football gridiron Five captains Tom Holland of 41 the Yankees Haggard of the Pei's Doyle Parrack of the Wild- 'GIANT NEvicomER HuRs cats: John Stagno of the Cubs and i Arthur Smith of the Terriors were selected to head the league squads smuTouT OVER ATLANTA Four gaines a eeek will be played between the teams and the nine which is holdIng the top poeltion at the end of school will be declared the winner Cleveland Indians Batter Out 9 'Members of the various clubs in-To 4 Victory Over Knox chide: Chapmen Kenneth Moore Tag Claunts Le- ville Nine gune Youngblood Clyde Gllimore Bill Murray Connir NIcCalvey An- ATLANTA Ga April dy Calloway Warren Dykes Hal Bowman whom the New York Giants Bahr Nlack Ayers Pay Farmer bought from the Cardinals in the Billy Turney and Bill McGuire: inter today pitched an eight-hit Gillespie John Brazie game as the Giants blanked Atlanta Frank Doloyns Bob Lewis Wayne the southern association 110 Null Dewey Watford Don Wright rho Giants made their runs on a Joe White Clyde Jones Olando 131iit attack that included two honwl Finch Jack Birkle Olen Iklorgan by Joe Moore and one by Ken O'Dea Raymond Perk and James Bailey Line re: Jones Buteh New York (N) 210 204 110-11 Jones Spot Hill Wilburn Hill Grady Atlanta (SOU) 000 000 0 Odom Kenneth Hester Grady Farm-Bowman and O'Dea Iteusaur er Othel Bowden Bill Moser PayCortes (9) and Pichards mond BPaaina Thomas Dobson James Holt Jerk Way and MarvinKNOXVILLE Tenn April Leist: Feaster MitWith a 16-hit attack that included chell Eddy RMI ilinkhesd Emzene Latimer Dyton 'Alattliews- Jamie Walker' 1-toll en Kellner and Hoy Weatherly the Lucas Bill Wilson Neal COMIellPy CIMMalkd Indians today beat Kiwi- John Bowe Arthur Butler Dirk vine of the Southern meociation 94 Futrell Wallace Botts Jack Satter- field and Cha rles inyard Line score: Davis Gab Cleveland (A) 021 510 000-9 bora Sam Haddock Buddy Moore Knoxvile (SOU) 020 000 011-4 Allen Jones Pierson Porkers Carl Klgt-Y Dorsett and itnisley: Thomas Grinsim Davis A Moore btein (4) Euninies t9) and Tom Pace Emitte Cleveland JaMP4 Epps Bothwell Janies Itod and Russell ALEXANDRIA La April Toone oone ALEXANDRIA LA April Arnold Russell McAlester High' school star was high individual point scorer in the triangle track and field meet at McAlester Friday afternoon against Central and 111 Rogers High school teams of Tulsa He was first in the low hurdles broad jump and the 120-yard high hurdles ko 100Pttt 40 1 ttk IP 1 4 1 141z11 died on the vine with Cleveland for the next three years IN'llen the Indians tuok Humphries who hurled a no-hitter for New Orleans against cliattanuoga In 1137 be looked like a steady Humphries won 9 and lost games in 1938--then something- di' ppcned doesn't know exactly what except that Manager Oscar Vitt apparently didn't care for his brand of pitching Once the Virginian pitched a three-hit game but lost it 2-1 Undressing after the game Vitt reportedly told Johnny' he had "no confidence" in him Old Os must have dost all hone at that because afit'r pitching innings in 4 games in Humphries xaw seriee in hut I--! innings in 193t and 33 1-2 intiiiis in 1940 It 'was no secret that litimpid we! one of the against la The hillier to dwell on that M10 of too ISM season hut he thinks he Pl'!" that Cleveland missed sottirthitiz fly hot giving him a chance to pill more often "I'M glad MMIlly 1-)Ists look me" SA) 5 I hilly thmi Ill ito the -Sus some good this '11 Dykes at the moment is planning to gond 1-iumohtues in as a starting pitcher and work how rer ularly which what the 25-year old Johnny wants most of all The Pale Hose adrnitiodly tip rehattle tenet pit i her in 11-ad' ing Brown awfoathl the 379elr-ohl Clint may ft in perfectly reekinPaugh'e scheme in Hui-role It remains to le seen flub rot Ile 4 r2 bases end of the Browns 12 safeties four were four-haggers La he Dahlgren ex-Yankee first base-man Max West and Gene Moore led the Bees' foray with two homers each Sistl Eddie Miller and 1-ari AenII each hit one George McQuinn Johnny Hera rdino Dori Heffner and flo Culieninne connected for the circuit for the Browns Line acme: Boston (N) 040 015 054-19 20 2 Bt Louis A) 500 222 004-15 12 i Carnett Harmcie (2) and Masi Moncrief Kiamer (t) Potter (9) and Swift Tho 131 ooko II Dodge! st -A" hasn't lost an exiiiiiition 62 BASS ARE LIBERATED salve Maid' Increased Its einnilig IN TALAWANDA LAKE NO 1 ttg six lislav defeating AM)- amine of the Angeline I( axlie SOrritti to ho ALESTEC April 5--Sixt)-li small mouth Brooklyn (NI A' 000 264 100-13 111" in Taimelota lake No I moth 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