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FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 1 0 FIELD GO CUShooter a Fires Barrel stIN S' UNDAY NO EMBER' ors 1 TWELVE FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM mti i 1 1 I 4 I kt A 2 FIELD GO-LS c'-- -IN TWO As '''1111 I i A A $11314 1 11 I' I i I 4 4 1 11: 111 il 1 i I 1 Shooter 1 Fires Barrel 4: I 2 I kr I I I HarvardFumblesAr( Costly and Princetoll Wins Annual Classi Princetol flu mblesA) i( arvard and Costly a A 1 'IC 'tee Oli: Classil CharnpionaDistrict Is Title Earned in Saturday's Triumph Cha -tr nt' pinofDisict- Ti i Is itle Earnea In lc Si VIAY TO WIN OVER TEXAS AGGIES i i 11 HA i 1 IEi Illitiv Tn 1111Ifil 11 I I 11 I I I 11 El TrYliq Ifii LI 1 I Lit1U AGGIEs i i i'- :1 1 I BY DAVIS WALSH International News Service Sports Editor fl CAMBRIDGE Mass Nov 11 years the day Princeton University was pleased to claim own a young gentleman who was to become famous as White the man who could smell a loose ball as a bloodh ts Editor )st 11 years ed to claim Al as a bloodh Snie "Tricky" Ward elongated utility man of the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs With Weatherford he was the kicking sensation of Texas high school football last season-Ward is a big fellow and will take on a lot of weight before anothcr year He fights a hard game being one of the most aggressive men irt the line Weatherford he was the kicking sensation i of Tex- as high school football last season- 'Ward is a big fellow and will take on a lot of weight before year Ile fights a hard game being one of the MOSt aggressive niell 111 the line BY BILLY BEE CLEBURNE Nov successful attempts out of more than half a dozen tries to kick goal from field in a tricky wind gave Cleburne a 6 to 0 victory over Wichita Falls High on Rhome Field Saturday afternoon The triumph carried with it the laurel wreath proclaiming the winner "Champion of District No 4" and although there may be a withered leaf in the wreath because of the fact Cleburne kept its place in the State interscholastic championship race on a technicality after being defeated in a kicking game by North Side of Fort Worth on the same field two weeks ago it is nevertheless recorded in the good book kept at Austin as another stmping stone to the State's highest football honors in school eLEE wind on Rill with it of Dis leaf in in the ity aft Fort iess rec ping si ore exa onlr ead' ral ri 1 kt 4: s-ifk1- i' le- 1 i 4 mile- 4: 3 4: 'Aiim: 7 --f: 0 -s 0 i :4 -Y-- 07' 1- '-'1 'Si if ii: 1-411i41717q))ggffif i 1 AS JT re (0 it ()to 4 i 1 I IPkomo i 1 1 a 1 i 3 il I 4 11 1 kg 14 I 41 0 'n 1 I T1 hi I (0 it 7 anheabbit'nt 00 at Plz scents its quarry Today Princeton was a team of Sam Whites who s-- from everywhere to recover Harvard fumbles by I dozen times and thus defeat the Crimsogtnhefinenreotxtcheir a-- gridiron classic score 10 to 3 It was a fighting Princeton team not unlike it 's wa et rtee0e010u30r3a0tifoyitsweakrrnedd an the second periodoaafecnaodn5 e0apoeraer po lOUS widcaitoaulnikterearczeded tt: Il one em moment namesake not atnhde ajungle sly trail gt these events risecnokf irr 0 R11 third ei but I 011TH SIDE 111 Iteint tethoesugeEldoe colorful throng raobeetr Re tu am dTI uNg poLy 8lahsttp Princeton hnicittore Spaulding the man who re Buell was directly responsible tv sCi leaped i ainemea and ti Puoinrf da eitarug ra0701t: the :4 4 line A moment later the Mr Baker strode back to the 2:1 line and drop-kicked the ball ore IIIPT nv cross-bars for the points that ei to make Princeton's victory seem II NORTH SIDE lit POUNDS POLY F011 48 TO 7 ilfntaincst their a so as: A fumbles by ot unlike its ferocious the next re furnished thro4 touchdown by od and a field I 33-yard line ore after and -inceton amazed th of 51000 wane and seemingly nese second per cs- ird was forced to hobbling on an evaa like a rad( Im man who ctly responsible ft cora lie fumb'ed spirals on the 2 22 undergradate 0 ool of fumble atm i the ball on the nt later the pers de back to the 2 ticked the ball eve the points that on's victory mutt i I circles Cleburne will meet the winner of the Porest High-Dentson game scheduled Tuesday at Dallas Cleburne won from Wichita Falls ImPli by brute strength which repelled fforts of the Coyotes to gain ground consistently- They lost opportunity fter opportunity to score touchdowns after having paved the way by long runs particularly by Jim Draper the Cleburne sprint marvel and Jew" Taylor who maintained his position in the Cleburne sun by playing hie usual dashing game But when touchdown seem ed imminent for the mere taking the Yellow Jackets appeared to lose their sting- They seemed to lack the pay chologleal punch and unless they develop one before going much farther in the championship race they don't seem to have much chance to reach the pinnaciso Of success this year Toes Bring Joy circles Cleburs Porest Tuesday Cleburn Simply by fforts ol consistent after opp after hal runs par Cleburne Ion who Cleburne ing game ed immit Yellow sting- choiogical velop one the chain to have 1 liacleo Of PIRATES LOSE TOL011001INS 16 TO 0 VICTORY 31 i 5--: Wana ticrmvrit7vic- 441i i BaYlc 4 elve ta Pitt rdi ting on Lanted If yal K' Croni ierds a 11ylor'l lavered ItsyiJr it all gay! I ya Vylor 1 i Two evat de 4 I 41 rougl: tIttinur A-yard Ward pu RIM '13' 1' 1 r( 11- -to '1 At an tlit -3 11 Action picture Horned Frog Ricker SncIPPed by Frank Ryan Star-Telegram Staff Photographer '1 It Action picture liGrned irrcig i Ricker Snapped by 0 i 7 Star--TeleiCrarn 1 Ar Staff -4k phoographer SOONERS BEAT MISSOURI 10 TO 14 Nl rissollill IA In 14 Special to The Star-Telegram DALLAS Nov a point handicap handicap as a rehutt of an Onside kick in the first period that resulted in an Aggie touchdown the SM Mustangs fighting as they never fought before realized a dream of eight Years standin victory over Texas A they sent the College Station el-hiders down to a 17 to 6 defeat Saturday afternoon at the Fair Park bowl before 0000 frenzied grid enthusiasts in one of the greatest games ever staged on the stadium field Unleashing a mixed offensive the Mustangs literally crushed the fighting machine of Dana Bible into submission Coach Morrison's men outclassed their Aggie rivals in every department of the game and after the first period it was the little band of warriors from College Station that struggled to turn defeat into victory for the boys on the bill maintained a fierce pace to hold their advantage Aggies Win Tose The Aggles won the toss and received at the west goat with a stiff wind at their backs Stollenwreck kicked across the goal line and the ball was put in play on the 20-yard line in the Aggies' possession After the Mustangs' line had stopped the slashing attack of the Aggies' backs the game developed In a kicking duel between Stollenwreck of and Miller of the Aggies Neither team was able to make first down until the break when the ageles wet ked the ontide kick and put the ball deep in the Mustag territory Miller falied to kick goal after the touchdown As the whistle blew ending the first quarter Miller ripped off a 12-yard run for the second first down of the game Period ended with ball In the Aggies possession on 50-yard line Score: Aggie3 6 0 Second Period Coming back strong In the second period after the Aggies had put over a touchdown in the first quarter the Mustangs opened up an offensive of end runs and forward passes that threatened to put the ball across the Aggies' goal The Mustangs outplayed the Aggies the entire second 'oeriod and the whistle was the only thing that saved the Aggles goal from being crossed A series of kicks early in the second period gave the ball to the Mustangs in midfield when one of Miller's punts went out ef bounds on the 60-yard line A forward pass Stollenwreck to Bedford was completed for 15 yards and the fleettooted end raced 35 yards before being downed Then a short pass Stoll' to Bedford put the ball on the Aggits 6-yard line Before another play the whistle blew In the second period the Mustangs made four first downs while the Aggies were unable to make any During the 15-minute Intermission between halves the rooters staged a snake dance Fifty boys and fifty girls participated Three girls on horseback raced several times across the field Led by the tO-piece band the rooters formed the letters and were given an Ovation the likes of which has never been seen on the local field Third Period The Mustangs took the field In the opening of the second half with a determination to win Stollenwreck started the fireworks with a pair of sensational 20-yard end runs and on the next play a double pass after which Bedford raced 20 yards for the Mustangs' first touchdown Stolienwreck kicked goal Score: 7 A 6 A few moments later Stony made a beautiful return of an Aggie Punt Planing the ball deep into the Aggies' terAttory A five-yard penalty put the ball 15a the Aggies five-yard line from where It plunged across for the Mustangs' second touchdown Stellenwreck again kicked goal Score: 14 A 6 on the kickoff it tollenwreck made a return of 30 yards and a long forward pass to Bedford again put the ball in A territory after failing to gain through the Aggie line Stolly punted a perfect place kick from the 20-yard line Score end third period 'M 17 Aggies 6 Fourth Period Reinforced by a number of substitutes the Aggies started a desperate drive in the fourth period Miller and Knickerbocker smashed off tackles for gain after gain A forward pass which was grounded on 14-yard gain was given to the Aggies when a Mustang back interferred with the receiver of the pass 4 final punch to put the ball over was lacking however and Stollenwerck kicked out of danger after the Agnes were held for downs In the last two minutes th'ii Aggies started another desperate drive but the end of the game came before the ball had crossed the Mustang's goal line Position Aggies Bedford (c) Wilson Left end spedca to The Star-Telegram DALLAS Nov 11 ix acing a s- hi point handicap as a re it 0 an on- side kick In the first period that re touchdown the an Aggi -IT Mustangs fighting a they never fought before realized a dream of tight years' victory over Texas A they sent the College Station gritiders down to a 17 to 6 feat Saturday afternoon at the Pair Park bowl before 9000 frenzied grid enthusiasts in one of the greatest games ever stage on on the ta sdium field games Unleashing a mixed offensive the machine of Dana Mustangs literally crushed the fighting Bible into bmiss ion Coach Morrison's men outclassed their Aggie rivals in every department of the feat int gemeil and after the first period It Wee ttle band of warriors from Col- lege Station that struggled to turn de- victory for the bo on the ys hill maintained a fierce pace to hold their advantage ggi Win es Tose The Aggle8 Won the anti received at the viest goat with a stiff wind at their backs Stollenwreck kiCked Horned Frogs Lose to Austin College InirlardFoughtGame rights for Touchdown d- I Gehrke it wan who stood on Im il TUT 25-yard line and allowed the balite '4 for beyond bin frantic grasp when it -I CO' 1 by Gray The oval bounded towar Harvard goal with no lean Vas 'ut 0 Princeton Men in pursuit so to that the got in each other's WEI DaY'' ker finally got up to the ball and have been free to romp over tin corco line for a touchdown but be becer ste Do: flurried he fell on the ball on tt oistasce yard line with not a Harvard er's 9-3 within a yard of him nter 4 Not a bit disconcerted or eons' seed III the radical element in the Pre a over team put on a double crime-crone rough to Crum to Grays who rounded Paton posite flank for 16 yards aterpieeg ore of bounds on the 2-yard line 0: Pittm next lineup Crum fought lik 'Alton through the line for a touclulow ruling Princeton was also guilty of bi aas pe a palsied-fingered individual In its: 0 irling field in the first period and to hM 1 ed I the credit or the discredit as the glylorI may be for Harvard 's lonely field rrned He was Wingate by name arid env ckle tendency and attempted the Ir res tt Witty of runing back one of Get lard I punts before he caught the ball ry f( result he carefully tomeed the end tveston his left shoulder for luck or etme411e and it rolled back on the goal liner pre Wingate and the entire Crimson k'L--Ing fa I cry I'OPPcd Tlyor Is Retrieved i roue The Tigers managed to retrievein cned 1 ni 3-yard atprhader line But saBnnaudttchruateh thng 1g up ttb pu er nese ceticinti which in inevitable penalty or's 2' As it was Cleaves who with t-- vere Baker Treat and Gray carriet all I Princeton team on to victory ins ne tunate to get the ball out to omert yard line in a punL Here 4 naled for a fair catch and from a 6 could Pre eanrolot ti escape condituon 1 rst iheict BaL aril') a difficult angle Owen nest a )rced goal spinning over the crossbar Princeton was able to break Loon other attempts and when the I rosby blew the Tigers bad possession ill ti ball at midfield Peepp: Lineup: i on on Princeton Position Harr Gray ET i 1: Flo 2 COI 4 21 111t lol 1 es :5 Bayl Como rt Do: ptance er's 9-3 enter 4 1'44 rd III II over rough Paton 4 ore ri Patin 4)aton tArling pe 0 irling bed I I tylor1 iivrned ita ek le i 'ree t( I lard I I Ary t( I cited cat on Blaili lieges tl rrt arling or 2' vere all I no omerf 11 go two I nred nct 4 oaton I rosby ill fl )leapp: i an on tg for Toochdotra I who stood on hs allowed the ball ts A otic grasp when tt "1 ival bounded tostr with no lee! 1n pursuit te each other's Wel up to the ball and to romp over tto down but be hem fer on the ball on th pi not a Harvard gr of him concerted or nosh' a ment in the Pm 1 oublo criss-eross Ly who rounded th 4 1 16 yards sterplg he 2-yard line Ce 1 Crum fought lib I) no for a touchtlow ri I also guilty of hi i kd individual in its 0 I period and to hM 1 he cillscredit as the i rvard's lonely field i by 11 WTI et and env' pc attempted the Ir I i back one of Get 1 caught the bat 1 Lily toasted the etel for luck or Special to The Star-Telegram ArSTIN Nov 11--Playing second and third string men almost exclusively Coach Berry Whitaker's Texas Longhorns rolled over the Southwestern Pirates here this afternoon by a 26 to 0 score With the exception of the first quarterm which was only a kicking duel with Eckhardt of -Texas outpunting Lyons Chief Gardners Pirates were clearly outclassed although they put up a game fight Southwestern threw a scare into Texas in the first play of the game after kickoff when Lyons attempted a pass 25 yards to Perrin The Southwestern end missed the ball by inches The long accurate parsing of the Pirate quarter was the feature of the game Texas scored one touchdown in the second quarter on straight football Culp Eckhardt and Schuhardt carrying the ball In the second half Coach Vi-hitaker sent in practically all second string men Schuhardt and Murphree two heretofore unknown backs played sensational football Schubardt gaining consistently from 10 to 15 yards Murphree brought the stands up with a 45-yard run for a touchdown and another for 30 yards Southwestern threatened only twice in the second half once when a 32-yard pass from Lyons to Perrin wa3 completed and again when Texas was penalized 45 yards for interfering with one o( Lyons passes for that distance Texas South western Colt Perrin Left end Bluestein Aiken Left tackle Bralley Vivion Left guard Swenson (c) Goodrich Center Burns Camp Right guard Ward Hawkins Right tackle Sledge (c) roster Right end Carders Lyons Quarterback Eckhardt Waterson Left half Schuhardt Magee Right half Culp Skipworth I of 1A i 1 i Mll I Of I 1 I i 1 1 i 1 :1 1 1 i -1 1 i By NED RECORD ORTH SIDE HIGH pounding into the lighter Polytechnic line for repeated gains and smearing the Poly offensive won the opening game of the city football eertea Saturday 48 to 7 Hard as they might hit low as they might tackle the Maroon and White never took the fighting' spirit out of the Poll Parrots however and the 1200 football fans who saw the game on the Panther Park gridiron commented on this fact The losers demonstrated that they had the 'right sort of "innards" and outplayed beaten by a more experienced team put up an exhibition of gameness that thrilled the spectators With the score 20 to 0 against them and wih Quarerback Clark and his sohorts Backs Holland Conway and Clayton smashing through the line and around ends with dismal regularity the Poly rooting section went wild when Gene Taylor took a 15-yard pass from Terry and tore off a 50-yard run for a touchdown His brother Harry Taylor' kicked goal amid the cheers of the Or-' tinge and Black rooting section 1 Star's Hand Broken Matthews Poly right end showed the dogged grit of the losers when he came up out of a tangle with two bones in his right hand broken but stayed in the game playing real football until the coaches discovering hie condition forced him to leave the game Tears were in his eyes When he left Herman Clark the North Side quarter ran his team 'well and was a consistent ground gainer Clark's ability to pace behind his interference until he sees a hole duck into it and run put many yards on the North Side share of the ledger He made four touchdowns on line plunges Conway substituting for Mack Flenniken stellar fullback out of the game with a twisted knee showed up well as a line plunger Clayton and Holland Clayton particularly starred for North Side on the defensive and offensive End Is Star Ed Denson the little right end was the shining light on the offensive for the winners He frequently broke through the line and downed runners making for the opposite end Denson in the heat of battle made a wild attack on Referee Meyer which that worthy easily warded off and then banished the player Harry Taylor and Orrin Thompson teaks recentif shifted into the line by Mefferd Poly coach starred on the defensive It was largely through their efforts that North Side only made one teuchdown in the first half Two more touchdowns came for the Maroon and White in the third quarter and in the last quarter four more r-Inners crossed the Poly goal The North Side passes succeeded five times to Poly's three Johnny Washmon North Side captain and punter only failed once in his seven kicks in the "try for a point" The failure to put the ball over the bar broke his record of 16 successful kicks following touchdowns by his mates Punting Was Good Gene Taylor in addition to making some neat gains for Poly put his punting toe to good use However Quarter-Lack Holcomb although part of the time a strong wind was at his back did not call on his kicker as often as he should Matthews the warrior of the broken hand entered the game an unknown and came out a hero as far as Poly fans are concerned Weatherford and Scott fermer Masonic Home players also wen ked in Poly's line Scott who captained the Masons at One' time was a demon on tack ling The lineup: North Side Position Polytechnic Denson Matthews Matthews as he brok- LI Icy nroawnr Scott Ivo kptained non on hnic rtthews Special to The Stele-Telegram NORMAN Okla- Nov a reversal of form before the home coming thousands the Sooner gridiron athletes swept the Mietsouri Tigers off their feet with a varied offensive attack which won Oklahoma its first conference victory this season by a score of 13 to 14 The Tigers contested bitterly and doggedly every inch of ground and'in the final quarter after it looked like a Sooner walkaway the Missourians put up a supreme effort through sheer strength and put over their first touchdown after carrying the ball down the field in line masses and followed a few seconds later with a brilliant 40-yard pass for touchdown Eddie Johnson plucky Sooner quarterback was the outstanding star of the offense work Johnson started the Sooners off in the first of the second period by receiving a punt and tearing down the field through the entire Tiger eleven for a brilliant 7-yard run for touchdown Bristow followed in the same period with a tackle smash for the Sooner second touchdown and Johnson again starred in the third when a 10-yard pass to Johnson was stretched Into a touchdown with a broken field run of 23 yards The lineup: Oklahoma Position Missouri Steinberger Hill Left end White Vandyne Left tackle Cullen Lewis Left guard Schafer Smith Center Edmondson Wertz Right guard Bowles (c) Bunker Right tackle Afarsh (e) Walsh Right end Johnson Fowler Quarterback Hammert Bond Right halfback Pokorney Lincoln Left halfback Bristow Adams Fullback Substitutions: McFadden for Schafer Graham for Pokorney Jackson for Graham Thompson for Cullen for Oklahoma Hays for Walsh Walsh for Hays Knight for Lincoln Scannel for Adams Hays for Walsh Wertz for Palermo Mack for Hill for Missouri Score: Touchdowns Johnson 2 Bristow Bond and Hays Goals after touchdowns Fowler 2 Score by cotarters: Oklahoma 0 12 8 0-18 Missouri 0 0 14 0-14 Left end Treat ittri Left tackle Dickinson Alford Left guard Howard Center i Baker Right guard Smith Right tackle BO Right end Wingate It Quarterback Crum 01-1 Left halfback I Fullback Curtly Higgins Moore Gorman Luhn Patton 3Iurphree Foster Sprague Dayvault Kibbie Southwest ern Bachtol Whitehurit Norman Leslie Roach Kidd scoring: Touchdowns by Schuhardt Culp Patton Murphrec Goals for extra point Eckhardt Schuhardt Forward passes -attempted: Texas 6 Southwestern 15 Intercepted passes: Texas 2 Successful passes Texas 1 Southwestern 1 Incompleted passes Texas 5 Southwestern 12 Scoring by periods: Texas 0 7 19 0 Southwestern 0000 Officials: Venne (Carlisle) referee Moore (Vanderbile) umpire Albright (Howard Payne) head linesman Ransoms and Lee were the Yellow Jackets whose toes brought joy to the hearth of Cleburne fans and player Rarthome tried half a dozen times to kick a field goal but failed until the final perloit It was Lee- the hard-kicking Yellow Jacket who stirred the 6000 fans to a frenzy in the second half when he stood on the 40-yard line in the middle of the second period and with a beautiful drop kick sent the ball soaring between the Ransome's efforts were of course the result of orders from higher up but in the face of a wind that was blowing from the northeast rather stiffly they' were ill-fated and in the judgment of many staunch supporters of the Gold and Black ill Is they should not have been tried on several occasions when the ball was within the shadow of the Coyotes' goal Once an attempt to kick goat was made when the Yellow Jackets were hardly more than five yards away from the goal Punting features RJUISOTTIOS finally did get a chance in the final period when the wind was not an strong and he had a clear chance Ransom made the beat of that Ran-some also played a bang up game on the defense as well as offense in scrimmage although he and several others Were guilty of fumbling Baldwin's punting was one of the features of the game He frequently kicked the Coyotes out of danger No forward passing was attempted until the final quarter Moore starred for the Coyotes in the aerial attack and had Wichita Fiala started paesing early the Coyote might not have been staing by the Yellow Jackets THE crowd which attended Saturday's game at Rhome Field was slightly less than the great gathering at the Cie laurne-North Side game But it was of a financial success as many spectators paid 65 for tickets to assure the 61300 guarantee made to Wichita Falls-- And it was a noisy crowd too cheering wildly as the Yellow Jackets took the lead as they Increased It and as several times brilliant plays were reeled off by the dashing Draper the plunging Ransom and the fiery Curtis Poindexter- That the Yellow Jackets were unable to score one or more touchdowns was ascribed by close followers of Cleburnels football fortunes to the fact that they had not recovered from the gruelling game two weeks ago against North Side Head noted as a line plunger sat on the side lines during the entire game Rarsome was suffering from bruises that made every move on his part a picture i of living pain Curt Poindexter wasn't i sent in to start the game and "Wobbles" i his brother was virtually out on his feet when removed In the final period Now and then however there was 1 it sprightly play lending dash and color 1 0 -a game that otherwise might have i been tiresome and ragged ARLY in the first period Ransom tried for a kick from place merit The wind blew the ball Into the crowd A few minutes later Ransoms tried again and failed And It wasn't very long 'i after that Cleburne failing to make down kicked wide again Bald-wilt kept kicking out of danger every time the Yellow Jackets threatened 1 Wichita's goal but after Ransoms had 1 wriggled One punt back for 10 yards and Draper had brought the crowd to I its feet by dashing 45 yards before Henley nailed him near the goal line And again Ransoms dropped back and missed kicking a goal Baldwin punted far to Draper who muffed The ball rolled through the fence outside just as a Coyote was about ta pounce on It Draper made six yards around end and itansome plunged ithrough for enough yardage to make first down Kiker dived through and threw i Wyman for a loss of five yards Draper made up eight yards Then Lee tried un1 successfully for a drop kick Deems brought a yell from the Wichita Falls contingent swhich was small but noisy when he a ent through center and find' Ins a clear field started on a dead run only to trip and fall after making 25 yards without a Yellow Jacket on him until he fell "Jew" Taylor furnished a thrill shortly after Ransoms had plunged five yards with several Coyotes banging to him by making a 25-yard run A few momettas later Wichita Falls was penalized 15 yards and Rhome taken out for tripping Lee's drop kick from Wichita Falls' 40-yard line was a 1 beauty HE third period was marked chiefly by Ransome's return of 20 yards at the kickoff Curt Poin dexter's dash for 65 yards before Coffey dragged him to earth and Bald! Wirt'S punting Cleburne and Wichita Falls were both penalised for offside plays final period saw Ransom succeed in kicking a goal and Wichita Falls open with an aerial attack that like the par! don for the man already elecuted came 1 too late Cleburne didn't try the forward pass except to stop 'em as Lee did when he ran 18 yards once after intercepting a throw 31oore made sev- eral successful passes and the Coyotes gained ground but not enough to score "Jew' Taylor startled the crowd with a 45-yard run on a triple pass neatly executed Wichita Falls was penalized in this Iperiod once for waggoners hurdling and I again for Shaw a substitute talking i before the ball was Put in play The penalty on each occasion was 15 yards 1'4t The Coyotes began to move Boatel modically down the field due to short le forward passes The longest netted 20 yards One was for only feel- The 1 1 game was almost over when tichtta 1 Falls tried to gain on the fourth down Ransom Jacket's hearts el Ransoms ifinal kicking 1 6000 fans when he the middl a beautii soaring Ransom result of the face from the were 1114 many eta and Blac should tit occasions shadow attempt i the Yello than five RJUISOTTI the final an strong Ransom some alsc eii Cleaves o' Right halfback Caldwell Fullback core by Periods: Princeton 1 Harvard Princeton scoring! Touchdown field goals Nicer: Point aft" tr' down Dinsmore (by drop-kick) Harvard scoring: Field goal Ow Officials: Referees A WI (Brown) umpire Xr (Brown): linesman Not: (Dartmouth)) field Judge 7 lender (Pennsylvania) BY HALL Staff Correspondent SHERMAIsT Nov Maroon and Gold of Austin College smashed 'through the Purple and White of Texas Christian University to a 20 to 7 victory here Saturday afternoon before an Armistice Day crowd of 3000 people Fighting clawing kicking and scrapping the two teams battled through an hour of football which was sprinkled with sensational running and passing and replete with sturdy defense The best team won but flashed a passing game in the last half that scored their One-touchdown and threatened the 20 point lead the Kangaroos stacked up in the early part of the game With Hill and Hollis ramming the yards to Adams who was downed in hi tracks After two attempts which tackles for repeated gais and the fleet- netted no gain Ward punted to Miller sdnuam7eedd tthhee obnallyi omnanthedobnonunucend elrfotlhlies footed Miller threatening the ends on on Austin's 35-yard line The little back every play Austin tore through the Frogs' defense for two touchdowns in kick and Attiler sprintted around left the first period and added another in end evaded half of the team the second After that the christians and carried the ball over the goal line solved the attack to an extent to pre- Hollis kicked goal vent further scoring The defense of Austin kicked to Camp who returned was thrown back steadily as to the 25-yard line from where long as running plays were resorted to Carson was forced to kick The ball but in the second half with the port- wetn out on the Frogs' 43-yard line eider Adams heaving long passes gain Miller and Hollis made a first down after gain was made over the defense and then the Austin captain dodged 15 which the other I A A members yards through the line for a first down have found to penetrate On the opponents' 25-yard line Hill Taking the advantage in the first and Hollis made another first down few minutes of play Austin College over the tackles and Hollis crashed swept down the field on the line smashes over He missed goal The rest of the and end runs to a touchdown and a half was played in the visitors' terrifew minutes later Miller took one of tory but another score could not be Ward's punts and stepped through the pushed across entire Frog team for 65 yards and a received the kickoff and after touchdown In the early part of the an exchange of punts Cherry recovered second period Austin took the ball in the on Austin's fumble on his own 35-yard middle of the field and using a criss- line A 45-yard pass Camp to Cherry cross tackle play reeled off repeated put the ball on Austin's 20-yard line short gains until the ball was on the Carson and Honey made 11 yards and 10-yard line -from where Hollis carried then the offense went to pieces On It over On his first attempt three attempts they lost eight yards On Air Game Opens the fourth dawn a pass was completed In the third period the air game' was but it did not score Slover kicked off opened by and although long to the 30-yard line Three and beautiful gains were completed they Passes netted 30 yards and then were unable to score in epite of the fact was forced to kick A penalty against that they carried the ball far into the Austin and a punt gave the Frogs the Austin territory In the final period bill on the Austin 40-yard line Adams Adams Camp successive With ssivelonigo yards pass went over the end zone and it passed 30 yards to Ayers The next Atocierr 's to go and third down Adams shot one to was Austins ball on it own 30-yard Cherry who made a sensational catch line Slover kicked 50 yards Adams off the wire bounding the end zone for Pas'ed 25 Yards to Camp and then 15 a touchdown Cantrell kicked goal to Cherry Adams made 9 yards around end The final whistle probably prevented then passed over the goal line to Austin College from scoring another Cherry Cantrell kicked goal touchdown Receiving the kickoff after Austin received the kics and earths score Hill ripped off a neat fled the ball to the IL 6-yard 45-yard run on a fake play and then line where the game came to an end with the line smashing tactics his team- Tomme for mates aided him In making a first StanglEstes for McConnell Adams for down On the Christian six-yard line Carson Nicholson for Green Tankersley where the game came to a close for Cantrell and McAfee for Nicholson Details of Cosine Austin College: Cone for Smith Smith Details -ofi first half: for Cone Franke for Miller and Dickey Captain Green of t' won the for Rollins toss and chose to defend the east goal Austin Slover of A C- kicked off 40 yards Love (c) Green to Green on the 20-yard line Green Leftend fumbled but recovered with no gain Vaughan Ward Carson punted 30 yards to Miller who Left tackle returned 5 yards Hill and Hollis hit Poe McConnell the line for 1 and 6 yards respectively Left guard and when a pass failed Hollis attempt- Polling Ogan ed a place kick from the 50-yard line Center The kick fell short but rolled Into the Crawford Stangl end zone It was the Frogs' ball on Right guard their own 20-yard line Honey made a Morgan Cantrell -)- ttickl 4gain an tPv'tftdoE: 14 Dart t( A's own A nd I 4 Ia a pl3n orcor 13 am 1 the7' Cleat wccore Wag Bosto turne( tackle Baylo 1 Ti Pittm tollep at mi clown left I cholla got to go rough right fallcd Weatl on Da: lege onct Yardo him tackl futrib Pittn Cron self lio ristyl at rl St Dart Waa own Dan tbrel tiati tallt Ta ruilt 45-y ball (low tack falle Corc ling Yarc her and thrc him im the gua klci 0 Ilr1 lor' doe Ikr i1)( at ar 4 1 1 trajrnkb1 vrtatnt at I own Dasi thre tau uTrat 45 cm ftalc In a rgc her ani thrc tht tua kicei 0 l't1 t) 111ar 1 and failed The ball went over for the first time 4in the game for failure to make first down The lineup: Cleburne Positions Palls Taylor Shaw Left nod Dickey Coffey Left tackle Taylor Hildreth Left guard 'arris West Parris Diamond Sacrifice Immense Stock of Di2 monds Left in Pawn Sok at Your Own Price at Dial IMMer MOnd3 at Frice Summary: First downs Oklahoma 11 Missouri 14 yards in scrimmage Oklahoma 136 Missouri 187 average yards per down Oklahoma 37 on 67 downs Missouri 31 on 95 downs yards lost in scrimmage Oklahoma 43 Missouri 9 Officials: Grover Washington referee McBride Mlasouri Valley umpire Houston Nebraska head linesman Time of game 2:30 Center Poindexter Right guard McClendon Right tackle Rhome Right enk" Ransom Quarterback Wyman Left halfback Draper Walker Baldwin Cameron Deems Chewning Ken ley BUFFALOES DEFEAT ROSWELL INSTITUTE Right end Right tackle Right tackle Brooks Letper Left tackle Boyd Left guard King Eitt Center Newton Fargason Right guard Smith Keen-Right tackle Malone Adams Right end Stollenwerck Knickerbocker Quarterback Walling Neely Left halfback Reisor Miller Right halfback Huff Fullback Substitutions M17 Stevens for ReiBor Howell for Malone Howson for Stevens Visor for Huff Daniels for King Huff for Visor Brewer for Newton Newton for Brooks Reisor for Howson Visor for Huff Mcinoths for Boyd Stewart for Howell A AL McMillan for Knickerbocker Poth for Gill Hardman for Farguson Bradford for Hitt Gill for Poth McClelland- for Bradford Shift lett for Adams Cunningham for Hardman Luetty for Leiper Knickerbocker for McMillan Crass for Gill Officials: Referee Quigley St Marrs umpire Metzethlen Columbia head linesman rtay Texas A Levy Brothers I AUCTION SAL! Hundreds already sold an more to sell Pick one ot' and make a small depost and pay it out between noc and Christmas Beautiful Silver Sotivenins Valuable presents given te First Twenty-Five Ladies tendance You don't have to br and see for Yourel" the wonderful values live 11113'6 who appreciate bargain buying Le AU( Hunch more and 111 and pa Beautif Valua hi First tendane the wor who a rothers SAL! eady sold Pick one OU: small deposit between Doc ristmas Sotivenins tts given te Eve Ladies in lon't have to tr for yOnrselc- allies live bat' bargain ing ANTON Nov the first time In history the West Texas College Buffaloes defeated the Roswell Military Institute on the local gridiron Saturday before a large crowd by a score of 20 to 0 Both teams fought to a standstill in the middle of the field until the last 10 minutes of the game when Key Johnson and Divens went over for three touchdowns Graves kicked two goals Captain Burson and Divens were consistent for the Buffaloes in backfield and Johnson was the star in the line Godfrey was the only cadet who could gain cosnistently for the visitors The Buffaloes used line plunges and short runs for most of their gains The Cadets resorted to line bucks and fakes The two teams have met annually for seven years Hodgkins Thompson Woodruff Harrison Right guard Randle Ward Center Wolfe 4 Scott Left guard Washmon Taylor Left tackle Hurley 'Weatherford Left and Clark Holcomb Quarterback Clayton Lattimer Right halfback Holland Taylor Left halfback Conway Terry Fullback ISubstitutions: North side Mc Brayer for Wolfe Wolfe for Mc Brayer Watkins for Denson Polytechnic Beasley for Harrison Harrison for Beasley for Matthews Moats for Parrnan Carruth for Moats Hosmfield for Weatherford Officials: Meyer referee Weber Michigan umpire Vaughn head linesman Score by periods North Side 0 7 -73 2S-48 Poly 0 0 0 7-7 arrlson Ward Scott Taylor herford olcomb attlmer Taylor Terry Brayer Vatkiris or a Car- eather- referee hn 2 S-41 7-7 Right halfback Lee Beach Fullback Falls Ktner for Cameron 'Moore for Ken ley Bracken for Shaw Ken ley for Beach Stringer for Chewning Makechney for Deems Waggoner for Kilter Gates for Coffey Shaw for Waggoner Howie for Walker: Hughes for Hildreth Cleburne: Alexander for Rhome Poindexter for Wyman Boling for Alexander Rhome for Boling Wyman for Draper Dennis for McClendon Dunnaway for Dennis Dennis for l'oindexter Muse for Poindexter First downs first period Cleburne 3 Wichita Falls 1: second period Cleburne I Wichita Falls 1 third period Cleburne 3 Wichita Falls 2 fourth period Cleburne 2 Wichita Falls 3 Scoring: Cleburne 0 Wichita Falls 0 0 0 0-0 Time of quarters 15 minutes field goals Lee Ransome penalties Cleburne one 15-yard one 5-yard two for 20 yards Wichita Falls four for 30 yards Referee Robbins umpire Quinn linesman Allen Ilimim- I 4 i STAMFORD LEGION LOSES TO SIMMONS BURLESON COLLEGE DEFEATS MERIDIAN STAMFORD Nov 11--Simmons College defeated the Stamford American Legion team In a hotly contested football battle 6 to Stamford stars were English Smith and Boor land Abilene stars wee Knox Barfield Burkhead Forward passes by Knox to Barfield In the second quarter secured the score The success of Abilene was due to better physical condition of Abilene was due to condition Levy Brothers Auction Sale IA4 )n Sale out of bounds on the 20-yard Quarterback line Camp tore off 7 yards around left Hill Honey end and Cherry made the first down Left half of the game when be added 4 yards over Miller Cherry the line fumbled on the next Right half play and Slover recovered for Austin Hollis (c) Carson College on the Frogs 30-yard line Fullback lie made 5 by brushing right tackle Cawthorn (South-Miller added a yard and Hill made 6 and western) umpire Roach (Bayllr) head first down' Hill fumbled but recovered linesman Higginbotham (A AL) for a 5-yard gain On three attempts Hill crashed 13 yards for a firat down Ster-Telegrarn Boss Win on Vs g-yard line Hollis plowed Star-Telegram newsies whipped into 3 yards over left tackle and on a fake shape by Coach Clark Wood defeated the play Hill skipped 5 yards thorugh cen- Sagamore Hill junior eleven Saturday ter for a touchdown Hollis kicked goal 13 to 7 Earl Mi Mean captains the CaT II kicked off to Slover on the per lads They play every Saturday A 3-yard line Slover punted 3 5 morning MERIDIAN Nov College champions of District No 2 defeated Meridian College 21 to 0 In a hard-fought game Faturday The game was featured by the running of Lynch of Burleson The Meridian team put up a good defensive game and used a good offensive passing eye-tern but was unable to atop Lynch Referee McCallum (Texas) umpire Payton (Texas) bead linestruin Davis (Texas) Davis (Texan) Baptist Academy Inns SAN MARCOS Nov Marcos Baptist Academy defeated Terrill Training School of Dallas here today by a score of 21 to 6 Terrill played a bard clean game but the strong line and backs of the academy were too much for them Terrill's defeat was the first in 13 years to a team In Its class 13 years to a team In Its elan 1301 MAIN STREET 33 Years in Fort Worth In Here to Stay eameareatteallo 33 ye 4 STREET ort Worth in" :0 StaY istuesssorsess Rall Gets Revenge RALLS Nov High Vchoot team won over the High by a score of 20 to 14 today on the Rails field The Rails team got revenge for the defeat suffered at the hands of the Siatonites one week ago vebool by a Italls 5ge for nds of st fi ti 3ic Kinney High WinsMcKINNEY Nov 11--The McKinney High School football team defeated Van Alstyne Saturday afternoon by a scora of 27 to 7- nney High Wins Nov I McKinney ootball team defeated Va day afternoon by a acora I- A I -I.