The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 5

FAN FARE By Ditren Five Dragons Kicked Off Squad by Baillio Mml.An)n«£l..-.l. On the heels of last weekend's Big Six Conference loss to Kilgore, Bob Baillio lowered the boom on five of his PJC Dragons Monday for "non-attendance of class." Baillio dismissed the five frara his Dragon squad. They were Quai- Hearing Ward Gridders End Of 1951 Season Ward School Conference gridders wind up their regular season schedule this week but they still have three makeup games to play. East Paris Dragons go against Rasa Fridny afternoon at 4 o'clock and can cinch the Ward Conference crown with a win. First Ward and Graham clash Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.

J. G. Wooten and Fourth Ward mix it Thursday afternoon. All games are scheduled at Wise Field and all are free to the public. Three rained out games siiil must be made up by the ward gridders.

East Paris still has a game with First Ward Fourth Ward and Rosa Pearson must play and Graham goes against Wooten. They'll probably be completed early next week. SPORT SHOTS Midwest Fan Hits SW's Grid Power By HAROLD V. RATLIFF DALLAS, Nov. 13.

you want to get into an argument in a hurry just intimate that Southwest Conference football might be better than the Midwest variety. A fan wrote in last week for a comparison of the two in ten years. The records showed that the Southwest had won six -games and lost three in the interconference rivalry of the decade. That didn't satisfy one transplanted Westerner, B. writes from Amarillo: "After reading your article on Southwest Conference supre'macy over Midwest teams I can easily see that wee bit of prejudice that 1 might have for Midwestern football.

But as long as you're going to give the Texas sport fan the low-down on just how your brand of football has progressed in these ten years why not give all of the facts? "For instance: Why not tell the fans just where Purdue and Indiana finished in the Big Ten that particular year that a Southwest conference team defeated the same? I've been down here three months now and I'll tell you this much: Lubbock has a fine high school football team but there are some better ones in Michigan." The Southwest played representative teams of the Midwest. Ohio State and Notre Dame certainly are to be considered as top teams of the Midwest. Indiana and Purdue perhaps haven't been strong in the immediate past years but, after all, TCU, which beat Indiana twice, hasn't' been leader either. a Southwest We are sure the Southwestern teams would be glad to play Michigan or Illinois but never in history have been able to schedule those colleges. terback Garland Cain, Halfback Jimmy lltrth, Tackle Clifton Smith, Tackle Ray Griffin and Halfback Wiley Grinnel.

Four of the Hirth, Smith and regulars on Baillio's Dragon squad that had won four, lost four this season. Repeated "cuts" of their classes at Paris Junior College brought about Baillio's action. "Out here," Baillio explained, "We feel that there's a tittle more to football than just playing football. "When it all boils down, one of the big things a coach has to do is teach character. And a boy that won't attend class just isn't dependable, as a football player or a student." Although the five gridders were dismissed from the football squad, they were not dismissed from school.

"They're on their own now," added Baillio. "We're through staying after them all time to go to class." Baillio especially hated to see Smith go. The tall tackle from Pit.tsburg had been one of his top prospects. But Smith was guilty of non-attendance of classes and took the punishment as the other four. Minus the five dismissed grid- ders, the Dragons went about their workouts Monday afternoon.

Their next and final game will be with Murray's Aggies from Tishomingo, here Thursday night at Noyes Stadium. Buddy Jeffreys, fleet footed Bowie product, was operating at quarterback on Monday's session. Tulsa May Rip Tech Defenses LUBBOCK, Nov. 13. when it looks like Texas Tech is building a defense against Rushing, Tulsa University looms up all set to spoil the raiders' record.

In their past five games, the Raiders have permitted an average of only 127 yards along the.ground. The Golden Hurricane, second in the nation with an average of 337 rushing, Is likely to alter things Saturday at Tulsa. The Raiders can't count on the Hurricane merely running. Tulsa can loosen up the Tech defenses with a passing attack averaging better than 120 yards per contest. In fact, Buddy Brothers' eleven is second in total offense with an average of 449 yards a game.

Against Kilgore, he ran for Paris' only touchdown in a 34-7 loss. With Smith and Griffin gone, Baillio began grooming Loris Stell, Jimmy Garvett, George Hartman and Ronald Dunagan to fill the tackle spots. Charles Williams of Bogata was operating at right half. Another full-scale session was on tab this afternoon for the Dragons. They taper off Wednesday then finish the season against Murray here Thursday at Noyes Stadium.

BACK GARLAND CAIN BACK JIMMY H1RTH TACKLE CLIP SMITH PARIS NEWS SPORTS Frog Injury List Lightest in Weeks By The Associated Press rrvTT u- icwaivc ugui iiuu, yroDaiJiy WU1 DC ich over a long out the rest of the season with a injury list early this season, is one kidney injury, of the healthiest teams iu the Southwest Conference today. At A timn TTTT Sherman-Denison Team May Move To Longview LONGVIEW, Nov. 13. MV-A. C.

of Longview fans Monday night. Gonzalez, owner of the Sherman- He said he was "very favorably Denison baseball club, says he will decide by early December whether had shown to the proposed trans- the franchise will be moved to fer or rly was with Longview. Gonzalez met with a large group BILLBOARD By BILL THOMPSON SOONER OR LATER, it had to happen. Getting loot- ball players to attend classes has long been.a problem for football coaches. Bob Baillio and Paris Junior Colege are no different.

So Baillio took action Monday. Five of his top including four regulars, were involved. All five got the axe. "We may lose another game Thursday night," Baillio shrugged. "But we had no other choice but to dismiss them from the squad." One of the five, Ray Griffin, remained in school.

Other four were absent from the campus Monday. They may drop out of school. All were eligible to return next season. Monday's action was regrettable, but necessary. Football notwithstanding, the primary purpose of Paris Junior College is to inject some education into the student who enrolls there.

REACTION TO OUR proposal that Paris Junior College withdraw from the Big Six Conference is favorable. All comment has been in favor of the move. Most agree that Paris doesn't benefit from its associations with Kilgore, Tyler and Cameron. We urge that PJC officials take steps to locate some invitations to enter the Pioneer Conference or some other junior college circuit. AFTER WATCHING Paris High's Wildcats take their lumps from Grand Prairie last week, Dallas News' John Barker thinks Gainesville will upset the Wildcats this weekend.

He picks the Leopards "to bounce back and hand its second conference defeat." BEBES STALLINGS, star Paris High end, still is tied for third in District 3-AAA scoring with 24 points. Grand Prairie's Paul Wayne Ernst, and McKinney's Ward Kuykendall are tied for the top spot with 39 points each. Stallings and three other gridders have 24 points each. RUPTURED? ITS AT THE COMFORT AND SECURITY YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR For easy active modern living THE SECURITY-COMFORT GUARD FOR HERNIA FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN No matter what kind of appliance you now wear, you it to yourself to see this major advancement in truss design and hernia control. FREE EXAMINATION AND DEMONSTRATION THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15th when a clinic-trained technician will demonstrate this scientific hernia control at our store.

REMEMF2R THIS IT'S IMPORTANT TO YOU Thursday, Nov. 15th Hours 3 to 5 HOTEL GIBRALTAR Ask at the Desk for L. Moore impressed" with the response they the East Texas League. He said he was disappointed with attendance at Sherman Denison last season. He said he had promised fans he would give them a chance to keep the Big State Club there.

Final Gibbons TiltWednesday Gibbons High's Gophers will wind up their 1951 season here Wednesday night at Noyes Stadium against Marshall and many of HIP Gopher gridders will be winding up their high school football careers. Several seniors are on this year's Gopher squad. Wednesday's game against Pemberton High (Marshall) will be their last. Kickoff time Wednesday is 8 o'clock. Gophers will iry to improve a 4-3 record.

A special section will be reserved for white fans. 'ound their team minus two veteran tailbacks and only an unknown sophomore left to fill the gap. Sophomore Ray McKown came through and Regulars Gilbert Bartosh and Malvin Fowler are ready. It is the first time since the sea- snn was three weeks old that TCU has its three tailbacks ready to go. The only doubtful starter for the Progs Saturday against Texas is Herbert Zimmerman, who suffered a leg injury.

The Texas Longhorns, who committed several disastrous fumbles against Baylor last week, went through a brief workout Monday. Most of it was ball handling. Texas heard scouting reports and looked at a film of the Aggie-SMU game. Linebacker Jim Fowler, out since the Arkansas game with a shoulder inJury, was back in uniform. Bill Ballard, de- Tyler-Kilgore Gome Boomed TYLER, Nov.

13. sell-out crowd of 15,000 is due Thursday night when Tyler and Kilgore clash in the battle.of the only undefeated, untied college football teams in Texas. They will decide the Big Six Junior College Conference champhion- ship. The winner appears certain to receive a bid from the Little Hose Bowl in California. Mayor Claude Holley has wagered the rose fields of this city against the oil wells of Kilgore on the result.

The wager was snapped up quickly by Mayor E. C. Elder of Kilgore. Texarkana Baseball Parlet Set Tonight TEXARKANA, Nov. 13.

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Reserves worked on block- in a long scrimmage. Back Riggs missed the workout because of a pulled muscle. End Sammy Ward will miss the Aggie game because of a pulled muscle. The SMU Mustangs looked at films and heard reports on Arkansas. Back Dale Moore suffered a hand injury in the Aggie game but was expected to be ready.

Otis Douglas promised his Arkansas Razorbacks plenty of hard, rough work before the SMU game. Tackle Tom Stringer is counted out because of a torn leg muscle. TACKLE RAY GRIFFIN BENCH SHOW Bogafa Fox, Wolf Hounds Take Honors BOGATA. Texas Bogata fox and wolf hunters hauled off hound's share of the honors iu North Star Livestock Show's annual bench show here Monday night. Only dogs to break the Bogata monopoly were those belonging to Jim Morris of Taico.

His pups placed first in the one-to six months puppy, the six-to-12 months puppy and the all-age male events. Total of 25 hounds were entered in the annual bench show. All were high blooded Walker hounds. Henry (Red) Hudson of Bogata was judge for the event. Morris' hounds were among the show's biggest winners.

Bo Vickers of Bogata, however, had the show's best hounds in the older age events. Ong of Vickers' hounds, a male, was judged the best dog in the show. Another Vickers hound was judged the show's best opposite Clovis Whitten of Bogata showed winning the all-age event. Second was Bud Ferguson of Bogata. Morris' entries placed first and second In the all age male event.

-Third place went to Boyd Smith of Bogata and fourth to Clovis Whitten of Bogata. Derby male title went to Bo Vickers' dog. Second place. was won by a liound entered by Ted Smelder of Bogata. female also won the derby event in her sex.

Morris' six to 12 months puppies took first and second in their event. Running behind Morris' first place winner in the one-to six months puppies was Raymoiic Dameron of Bogsta, second, John ny Whitten of Bogata, third, anc Dameron again, fourth. FLYING HIGH, WIDE Valley Nimrods Get Some Ducks Red River Valley ducks are flying high and wide this week and nimrods are cussing the weatherman. After a weekend of heavy shooting hunters report the waterfowl a bit gunshy. Clear skies enable them to cruise high and out of range, Fair-to-mlddling kills were reported over the weekend.

Some hunters got their limits. Some picked up pretty fair kEls. Others made a dry run. "Never saw so mar.y mallards in my life" figured Ernest Lenoir of Paris after a Sunday trip to Red River. He, Chester Jones and Jack Eubanks all got their limit.

They counted 12 mallards and three teal hunting on Big Red' north of Razor. Palmer Lake was quite a popu- ar place Sunday. Best kill reported from there amounted to 10 mal- lards and phi tails, mostly mallards. Randy Short and Fred Morphew Jr. of Paris and Tom Slielton of Texarkana got the 10.

There were other good some not so good. Right now nothing would please the duck hunters more than some cold damp weather with low-hanging clouds. That makes real waterfowl shooting. Hughes Springs Star Racks Up 185 Points HUGHES SPRINGS, Nov. 13.

Who's the leading scorer In Texas schoolboy football this season? Leo (Bronco) Duck of Hughes Springs has IBS points in nine games. Anybody done better? THE PARIS NEWS, TUESDAY, NOV. 13, 1951 Michigan Staters Top AP Grid Poll By RALPH RODEN NEW YORK, Nov. 13. State, back on top in The Asso- siated Press' football poll, may be hard to dislodge from its position as the No.

1 team in the nation. The spectacular Spartans take on Indiana Saturday and close out their season the following against Colorado. Both games should prove easy. Tennessee, which dropped to second after a three-week reign, has three toughies barring its way to perfect season. The Vols take on Mississippi, Kentucky and Vanderbilt.

Michigan State, leader the first two weeks, vaulted from fifth place this week after drawing 55 of 158 first-place votes from sports writers, ILLINOIS THIRD Tennessee gained 42 first and 1,55 points to nose out Illinois for second. The Illini, Big Ten leaders, finished third with 20 firsts and 1,145 points. Baylor was tenth. Texas 15th. The Spartans charged to the top with their smashing 35-0 victory over Notre Dame.

Tennessee and Illinois scored easy.60-14 and 40-13 victories over Washington and Lee and Iowa. Illinois has two tough Conference games remaining against Ohio State and Northwestern. Three other unbeaten and untied teams followed the top three. Stanford, with eight victories, came in fourth with 951 points, Maryland, boasting seven victories, placed fifth with 927 points and Princeton, also unbeaten in seven outings, was sixth with 793 points. Rounding out the top ten are Georgia Tech, Wisconsin, Kentucky and Baylor STANFORD FOURTH Stanford gained fourth on the strength its 27-20 victory over Southern California.

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