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71I s) MINO FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4 1922 $ATURDAY NOVEMBER 4 192i I il Stt FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM it 1 4 i 111011110111111EMIMMOMOMMOMIIIMIEMIWOPEMIMMEMM 4 It I a 7 '0 Ili: il i 1 iili i m3111 ii I 1 'S vt 7 1 i r3 1 1 A It lo-f 7 -a -1 A' -41 i 4 i 1-- I VI to be the hardest fought game-of the season locally The -1: game is set for 3 1 BY BILLY BEE it THE usual gloom to be found in football camps just as the grid warriors are about to rush on the field of battle 11 was almost as thick Saturday morning at Texas Christian 14' -University and at the Texas Hotel where Oklahoma A M1 is quartered as the day's muggy weather All of which is regarded by gridiron observers as a sure sign there'll be SI: plenty of action this afternoon at Panther Park when the -II Horned Frogs and Oklahoma Aggies meet in what promises Four Aggie Regulars Out of Game Frogs Nt4re Short Only One JACK KEEP' Know Al" Words by Ring Lardned ft Words by Ring Lardned 1 (c You Know Me Four Aggte Ret'ulars 1JACK KEEP' E---- Al" 1 ii OUt Of 0 Game Frogs Him Is MA 7:04 'fa4NigVlie- -ife-ew i 1 Y- 'Ft I WA NT TO SEE MANAGE UT ABONG 7- TELL- jAck kEe-pEo THE NA6ER AYS I i 0 0 1 AVito A JOB rt Dusy 1-14e NSW WHITE Sox 1 COmPAkiy 004T NEED A NEw PiTCHER rJ oPITcHER 4ijam151 job IL 7 RtG4-r mow i iT'- Short Onty One 11 to -----------K----- 4a BY BMX BEE 11 tli erecb o-6- yip Fy xiiw 1 i telal I THE usual gloom to be found in football camps just as the LEn4N2) A6ba: 4) ---T L-'11 't Ir i ::3) 1 1 grid warriors are about to rush on the field of battle crtr 4 111 1 il II ill 1 1 -41 I i 111 (-- 'I 1111- 'N WV 11 University was almost as thick Saturday morning at Texas Christian eldr2ra) fe2414A(A2) l'i 0b 1 'N II 45 I 1111 1 I it 1 i 1 i 1)) FITP- sv Cfe's 11) 11 1' 1 la ri i s----- A 1 1111fA 1 Ill 11 iirpI i'Qc----- i N)k 0 1 f'llor 1 I 1 0 dilir'll'1' 1 is quarterYed as the day's muggy Weather All of which is and at the Texas Hotel where Oklahoma A iwiV2A14 i (i -A atat Vfr it iditif dr I 4 regarded by gridiron observers as a sure sign there'll be 4411P(1411) 1)4111141rttit' J14 Ny! I A -1 'V v-- 7 '451 1 '-kk 4 i -4 A I NN' the ---zee Ty 49 1 I I plenty of action this afternoon at Panther Park hen i ti tt: 'Iv 00 i -4k Homed Frogs and Oklahoma Aggies meet in what promises milftej -iriral 1 I 0 to be the hardest fought game of the season locally The it 4 'INI 'S 'f-f k- iiiiril i 1' 1 11 1 wiesi I '1 1111 NNW' 1 1T1 secuilA114 li111111 1 game is set for3 :1 I 1 a) 1 0 1 1 ti111k It 4 1 -stu irrigint II)I 4- I 1(t) 1 I 11 T1 I I 46 1111 I 1 i ritilag- i i ffrk ILtatafi 1 1 Nt 1111111P1 I 'fbefe466 v4 lk Words by Ring Lardned "You now Me our Aggte Rol'ulars 11 'K At 1 I i --yiii4--kw-4 1 NAANT To SEE "TH 6 447- 'tly- 1: 1: Wilkt 4-1RVW1 tf(440-41110: 1 It of aine Frogs 1 1 I 0 a mANAGER ABOuT 6ETTIIQG TEI-I- HIM I'm JACK kEe-r-Eo THE mANA6ER sAys 0 Ouk 1 I A 1'4 ArN -1' Arl i-- A JOB fi-----f ---T tics Busy 114V NIPLIJ tA ILI I-r Crne COMPANY 004T NEED A tkjEwl r-er 7- NO tzryvveoe tv 1 II i Willi 1'124-6U Tni I 414aiil iifiNt IV 111 It 1 11 1 ril wit ne of the season locally The 1 sut 4-7111 11 frir-r-lito 111 A 1 I 1 vell I (0(G cO 41- sleilvt UV -a 1 INVV9ilteleC2) Cl" qik 1 I 1 1 -4- ze i-iv 1 cm-)V a10400 i tea Ai i 1 ---11 secu 141 e' tkict vt i Ill I I I II 1 Na' plo: the day an forr taiL Nar mi is ton tak4 forc ferept The Mustangs are shcrwinr signs of life- Their first Southwestern Conference victory achieved last week at the expense of Oklahoma A has pepped the Methodists all up and although victory over Southwestern won't mean anything in the conference standing it will be almost as eagerly looked for ferent The Mustang3 are shcrwinr signil of life Their first Southwest- ern tonference victory achieved last week at the expense of Oklahoma ferent The Mustangs are shcrwing signi of life- Their first Southwest- rn Conference victory achieved last week at the expense of Oklahoma ktt 1 1 )1-AA11 I r1-1L -1 I I 1 I II! '31 I -r-- i 4 i 0 -rAit i 4 1 tv tit it ze 0 3 74-1vor14 e- 11 COACHES lIcKnight of i and- Maulbetsch of Oklahoma 4 were loudly lamenting the fact 11'Lhtliat their charges have been via14 by more bolls than Job ever 111ad McKnight was alvting better 'than his rival coach however in I 'r1that Bill Honey is the only Frog '1' really in bad share from the pesky 'r things Adams Camp and others -I it-who have had 'em reported much i-''relieved Saturday The Aggies ri owever are not only suffering Ilfrom bolls but four of their reg lulars are out on account of inju' 12-ies They include Captain Ether- rPidge 'Maul Burford and Ivanhoe tipinesmen 1 n3ad legs'' said Coach Baulbetsch OACHES McKnight of a and Maulbetsch of Oklahoma 1 in SATURDAY'S GRID SCHEDULE BURLESON BEATS GRUBBS COLLEGE GRIDDERS 19 TO 0 KANGAROOS 14TO 0 FROM C01111BOYS TEXAS RUNNERS TRAINING FOR BIG MEET CAGEFIS BEGIN PRACTICE AT TEXAS BEGIN AT I MONROE SWEENEY the debonair young umpire of last eJ season in the Texas League blew into Fort Worth early Saturday dressed up like a horse and buggy for an old-time fireman's picnic Sweeney bad on a suit of clothes that would have made Beau Brummel or Harry Lehr envious Sweeney came down from Pau Is Valley Okla where he Is coaching a public school to referee the U-Oklahoma A game here and probably will remain over to umpire the baseball game scheduled for Sunday afternoon at Panther Park between teams made up mainly of the Panthers and of various players spending the Winter at Leonard- The Leonard team will be under the management of Topper Rigney Detroit shortstop A Mik of Tex (if tic Oar corn tamn sion the tele day A vele Chai with dum his marl No give oran 'ranl that the 1 depu with Lsk In "A rervi and hem tram Ei011( mem dray for the state for flues lion taut( Maryland vs I at Dlackburg Va Tennessee vs Vanderbilt at Knoxville Tenn Catholic University vs Lexington Va Transylvania vs Louisville at Louisville Ky Centre vs Kentucky at Lexington Ky Maryville vs Mercer at Macon Ga Alabama va Pennsylvania at Phila- delphia Davidson vs North Carorins State at Raleigh Ouachita vs Mississippi A at Starkville Miss Loyola vs Centenary at Shreveport Bo!) Cross vs Georgetown at Washington Far West California vs Washington State at 1 California vs Washington State at RESORTERS LOSE TO ARLINGTON HEIGHTS ELEVEN Special to The Stac-Tektrom GREENVILLE Nov 4 The shiftY gridiron aggregation of BUI-IPS011 Coileg Friday copped the distrIct title by winning a tight game from Grubbs Vocetiorkal College hers The score was It to Three touchdowns accounted for the tallies for the collegians Burleson twice falling to kick goal The firat touchdown came when a spectacular end run by Lynch former Oak Cliff star Baptista halfback swept the ball 80 yards through a broken field to Its sanctuary behind the goal posts Lynch streaking behind perfect Interference broken through the visitors' line of defense an -Men outdistanced the pursuit Burleson missed goal The Baptists scored their second touchdown on a pass from Aldrideb to Faulk the left tackle who ran 25 yard! over the goal line The third touchdown came when Lynch ran 30 yards over the goal line The lineup: left- end Lewis left tackle Faulkner left guard: Woods center Todd right ruard Rogers right tackle McFarland right end Barter quarterback Boutoll fullback Lynch left half Aldrich right half left end Young left tackle Dunsworth left guard Swan otter Martin right guard Smitil right tackle Marshall right end Mays quarterback 11 fullback Herm left half Lea right half 1 Special to AUSTIN Nov University of Texas cross country team nas been running- regularly for the last week over the 38-mils course on which they meet the Texas A distance men Nov IL Coach Roy McLean started his mer at short runs when the first practices were held at the start of school this year gradually increasing the distance of the run until the total course of nearly four miles has been covered by the entire squad during the past week Five veterans of last year's squad here are making good showing in practices to date: Captain Johnny Trout of Jacksonville Dewey Youngblood Tony Loop of Stamford and Griffin of Gonzales Other eligible men who are malting creditable showings on the varsity squad uccording to Coach McLean are Emil Mueller of Austin: Clarence Denman of Fort Worth Sansing of Athens Williams of Austin George Ritchie of Miner-v1 Wells Frank Slavik of Rungs and Ralph Gardner of San Marcos The Univeratty team will enter the Southwestern Conference cross country" meet to be held at Oklahoma A course of 112 miles at Stillwater Okla on ov 5 Texas A and Oklahoma A are also expected to enter full squads of sterling distance men Each conference team may enter a-team of seven men five men to Qualify in the race Two Southwestern Conference meets have been held Two years ago Texas University won decisively Last year Oklahoma A won with a total score two points better than the count made by the Longhorn runners Special to The Star-Telegram AusTIN Nev 4----Basket ball practice for men eligible for the University of Texas Varsity five for 1923 began 'Wednesday under Theo Bellmont director of physical training for men and coach of the Orange fire of 1922- Milton Romney the Longhorns backfield coach frorn Chicago University will be head basket ball coach after the cloFe of the varsity football season and Bailment will then be able to devote mores of his time to his duties ar director though he will continue throughout the season to assist Romney in the direction of the team-Seven letter men from at year's Lenghorn team which led the conference rtuch of the year are back in school tad now eligible for the five: "Pap" Peyton of Washington captain this year and All-Southwestern Conference forward of last season: Ivan Robertson of Dallas Gustrap of Granger Albert Curtis of Fort Worth guards a Ponsford of El Paso center and Barrett of Austin and Vernon Schuhardt of San Antonio forwards In addition the Longhorns have some promising material from last Year's freshmen in Joe Eason of Fort Worth William Settsgsst of Houston Sidney Rosenberg of Taylor Oates of Center Gus Bass of Fredericksburg Foster and Smith illphone-1 Ragland ef Dallas a promising reserve forward of last year la also Ill school Coach Romney played varsity basket ball at Chicago filling every post of the floor at various times With Romney and Bailment directing the team instead of one man as last year more intense practices are planned as the seasona opening approaches -Telegrang stet ball practice he University of 1923 began 'Wedlellmont director men and coach 22- Longhorns back0 University will ih after the close season and Bell-to devote mores ar director al a throughout the in the direction om last year ed the conference telt in school ar4 et "Pap" Peytto aptato this year Conference for-an Robertson of of Granger Alorth guards 1 center and nd Vernon )rwards horns have one -on! laat Year's of Fort Worth Houton Sidno? Oates of derickohurg Fosnolkli Ragland ef erve forward of varsity basket every post of the With Romney the team a It year Vlore Mined as the seas Local Oklahoma' A vs at Panther Park 3 rti State Daniel Baker vs St Edward at San Antonio Texas A vs Baylor at Waco Southwestern vs at Dallas San Marcos Normal va Baptista at San Marcos Southwest Arkansas vs Tula at Fayetteville Ark Canyon Nzrznal va 1t of ILL at Albuquerque Missouri Val leer Kanetta Aggies vs Missouri at Co lumbia Washington St Lou! at St Louis Oklahoma vs Kansas at Lawrence Ames vs Drake at Des Moines South Dakota vs Creighton at Omaha Mtddle Wei4 Wisconsin vis Minnesota at Minneapolis Michigan Aggies vs Michigan at Ann Arbor Northwestern vs Illinois at Urbana Wabash vs Purdue at Lafayette Indiana vs Notre Dame at Notre Dame Centre vs Kentucky at Lexington Transylvania vs Louisville at Louisville Bose Poly vs Butler at Indianapolis Kenyon vs De Pause at Greencastle Case vs Mount Union at Mount Union Oberlin vs Wittenburg at Springfield Western Reserve vs Hiram at Hiram Wooster vs Dennison at Granville Miami vs Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware St Xaviers vs Ohio University et Athens Lombard vs Detroit at Detroit North Dakota vs North Dakota Agglee at Fargo Haskell Indiana vs Marquette at Milwaukee McAlester vs Carleton at Northfield Northwestern College vs Lawrence at vs Carroll at Waukesha Bradley roly vs Illinois Wesleyan at a James bfillikin at Decatur Blackburn vs Lincoln at Lincoln Illinois College vs Monmouth at Monmouth Illinois Normal vs Illinois Teachers' College at Charleston Scuth Bowdoin vs Maine at Brunswick Carnegie Tech vs Allegheny at Pittsburg Clemson vs Georgia Tech at Atlanta Spring Hill vs Louisiana Stars at Baton Rouge Marlon vs Howard at Birmingham Ala Florida vs Harvard at Cambridge Mass Georgia TEL Auburn at Columbus Ga Virginia vs Washington and Lee at Charlottesville Va South Carolina vs Sewanee at Columbia Oglethorpe vs Trinity at Durham Milisaps vs Mississippi College at Jackson Miss ll ve atiaap ealeeessippi atelege at Jackson Berkeley Oregon Aggles vs Multnomah at Portland Stanford vs Nevada at Stanford Montana Aggies vs Gonzaga at Bozeman Arizona vs New Mexico Aggies at Tucson Colorado Aggies vs Colorado University Colorado College Vs University or Utah at Salt Lake Olympic Club vs Santa Clara at San Francisco vs Whittier at Whittier California Tech vs Redlazids at Redlands vs Occidental at Los An-gales College Puget Sound vs Bremerton Sailors at Tacoma-Last Ilowdoln vs Maine at Brunswick Carnegie Tech vs Allegheny at Pittsburg Colgate vs Lehigh at Johnson City New York Cornell vs Columbia at Ithaca Dartmouth vs Boston UniversitY Hanover Duquesne vs West Virginia Wesleyan at Pittsburg Georgetown vs Holy Cross at Wash-ingtOn-Harvard vs Florida at Cambridge Johns Hopkins vs Western Maryland at Baltimore Lafayette vs at Polo Grounds New York Lowell vs Colby at Lowell Massachusetts Aggies vs Bates at Amherst l'Iddlebury vs Tufts at Middlebury Mount St Mary's vs Washington College at Emmittsburg 31d New Hampshire vs Vermont at Durham New York University vs Trinity at New York Pennsylvania vs Alabama Philadelphia Princeton vs Swarthmore at Princeton Syracuse vs Nebraska at Syracuse Military Academy vs St Bona-venture at West Point Weelayan vs Amherst at Middletown Williams vs Rensselaer at Williamstown Yale vs Brown at New Haven town Yale vs Brown at New Haven Kangaroo Subs lose HONEY GROVE Nov 10 rounds to the man Honey Grove High defeated the Austin College of Sherman rube to 0 before 1000 People here Priday For Honey Grove Wilson Barbee and Newberry and Evereole played stellar football Special to Tke Slor-Telegrom ABILENE Nov 4 The Simmons line proved unable to hold against the battery attack of the Kangaroo: in the third quarter and the fighting Cowboys went tumbling from the head of the percentage column in a 14 to 0 defeat at the hands of Austin College at Parrarnore Field here Friday With their last reel obstacle out of the way the Kangaroos take the lead In the I A A Conference with the championship practically aseured All of the scoring was done In the third quarter the first count coming when following a 30-yard right end run by Hollis which put the ball on the 20-yard line the 1Cargaroos carrted the ball rapidly to within Rix inches of the goal line when it was pushed over on the fourth down Mil carrying the ball Uollls kicked goal Hollis I Star 'num aecorvl and last touchdown followed soon afterward when a Mocked punt put the ball on Sim Mons' 14-yard line and Hollis circled right end for a touchdown Hollis amain kicked goalTho Cowboys lost their beet cnance to score early In the first quarter when on Johnson's attempted drop kick was blocked The first half was hard fought neither team being able to bold an aldvantage Austin however had the breaks in their gayer arid the half ended with the boll In their on Sirnitionte 1-yard line The cowboys were severely crippled on account of having two stars on the bench Yeager and Jacksoii during the entire game and Camp wee forced to stay out of half the game on account of Injury received In the first half An attempted cornebsek by Simmons in the fourth quarter failed Straight football was used throughout by both teams The lineup: POSitiOn Barfield Captain Stover 'Left Taylor Vaughan Left tackle Johnson Boa Left guard lIcHaney Center Gibson smith Right end Brashear Morgan Right tackle Howerton Crawford Right guard Kirnbrough Touchstone Quarterback Johnson Left halfback Camp Frank Klanerough Right guard a Touchstone Quarterback L' Johnson Miller Left halfback Camp Franka Oak Cliff 41 Denton 26 DENTON' Nov Cliff High School defeated Denton High here Friday afternoon by a CI to 26 Despite the defeat Denton Played a good game against odds as Oak Cliff is considered one of the beet high school 11 A A- RESULT of injuries in El li the Oklahoma camp a switch in the line-up of the Aggies II ilavas necessitated The teams will go on the field In the 01floi1low1ng formations: la 1 and Snow lends: Bauman and Ioenhauer tackV Eroutil and Morrison g-uards center Mason quarter 'rl VI-lasbrook and Crutchfield halves 'nil! full 21 and Green ends: 'a 171Vard and Cantrell tackles Estes tr-'ror McConnell and Jacks guarde 1 10gart center: Camp qquarter "1-1 ti-Zioney and Adams halves Crutch- 'f 'I field fullback 1-- 14' Officials Referee Monroe Vweeney (Bethany) trrnphe Joe iA7tay (Texas A IL) Clyde Lit-it 'llefield (University of Texas) 2ineenstan- II- orVi th AttLa3ETscH is anxious to It a1 down Horned Fro ge In T10 7 -A- order to Make a showing at 03 home as the Aggies have lost two conference games one 0-'' University of Texas and the othr' 11pr to Southern Methodist Sity7-the first conference win by 01 the way' for IL 17 since jOinIttS -'0 Illie Southwestern Oklahoma haa a Iii: over Rice to its credit -11-- '11 "We have no set style tor this or- any other" said Maul 's etsch before Saturday's game t3-We'11 mix up ftyrward passing with 1 a l'istraight football as the OCCZZi013 41-leInside 1 i11 ()eclAidl'in ole enr- opinion on the outcome of the tame He pointed mutely to the be- lilerns with lit a them '14 -thib5is hand Fr soalgsd wave 'Clow whether they can trim Okla4E14-J-homa and get shaved" The Frees tnave resolved not to shave until the lii-ootball season Is over unless they a-1'aiurn in a victory If the Frogs use the aerial game 1tIxtensively Adams and Honey will lvo the passing and Blair Cherry ho was the other half of the r' ketch when "Boob' -Fowler was I --tie passing sensation at IL 1 Ca i ca ill be on the receiving end If r11here's much kicking to be done Carson will be sent In to di'11: r111de the booting work with Ward t1 1'7-ri illia" Interest throughout 1 Texas Oklahoma Arkansas -1 '1- fi and even other states more Or a0 'lass concerned with Southwestern naturally centered in Waco where the Baylor and Texas Aggies were to aa- aingle in a game that will have dial' ect bearing on the conference '-'hamplonsbip --1 Coach Bible of A IL who has 1 If'een driling his charges quietly at a zliollege Station may spring a- surVrise on the confident Bears when -I ilae two teams clash before a roar a11g mob of partisans in the Cotton rpealace The Bears figure as favor 1 because the Aggiee are not the machine Bible boasted last ieason A 41: Ma however has lots -a-el material and Bible may be able ta7) repeat past -i' coming in with a stubborn resist' li '-rlice and Uncannily uncorking a 9laiay at the right time that will give 'lilt tfr a narrow margin for TIC- olry 1 a a i I 1: i1-1' Intesest throughout 1: -el 1 Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and even other states more or 'll'- ai ail ass concerned with Southwestern II naturally centered Satur- -V'ilay in Waco where the Baylor Ai tears and Texas gges were 0'1 aingle in a game that will have di- ect bearing on the conference 'haMpieniehip I a' eli Coach Bible of A TI who has tlieen driling his charges quietly at hollege Station may spring a sur- -Ise on the confident Bears when -1 ilte two teams clash before a roar- ace 1 vkg mob of partisans in the Cotton rpral The Bears figure as favor- es because the Aggies are not the machine Bible boasted last 'teasorl A however has lot -ll' material an may be able 111' Bible a) repeat past 1- 1117feting intlIllretillithrtnatibilbcoorrirkingms18ta- at the right time that will glve 114 1 tic 11 a narrow margin for Tic- I Arlington Height latext entry In the race for tatty high school football honors won signal elotory on foreign soli when it took Mineral Wells HI to a 111 to 0 whitewashing on the home grid of the Resort City eleven Friday This victory is a decided 'boost for the Barre aggregation a Mineral Wells HI I 'well known for its football teams The Resortern have given all of the local elevens' a hard Mght every time they have met The Mineral Wells eleven defeated Senior HI last year Merl Sala Swafrord Hill and narried the offensive load for the Blue and Gray while the -work of Grey Lewis and Ed Salti on the defensive was outstanding Probably the greatest feature of the game was the punting of Hle spirals averaged CO yards'are's-ate-1- and Ledbetter looked the beet in defeat for the Resortera Led-batter played a great game at full but Wag given little support The lintrup: Arlington MAU- Minerva WelboLewis Webb Left end Waggomon Cornelius Left tackle Evans Smith Left guard Gray McMeen Center Parks Thomas Right guard Earl Brewster Right tackle Sanguinet It Ledbetter Right end Earl Soin (C) Dickinson Quarterback Saln Clark Left half Swofford Yeager night bait nul (C) A Ledbetter Fullback Score by Periods: Arlington Heights 2 0 Mineral Wells 0 0 0-- 0 Substitutions Arlington Heights Campbell for Lewis Porter for Earl Binyon for Porter Cozby for Ed Salm Hall for Parke Officials Smith (Tease) referee Maddox (A M) umpire Watson (Rice) headlinesman Arlington Heights 2 0 4 7-15 irell)--ht 0 Arlino 111Sural tut rectal Height: Campbell for AWLS Porter for Earl Blnyon for Porter Cozby for Ed Sala Hall for Parks Officials Smith (Texas) referee: (A' 8c ILL umpire Watson mice) beeditnesman MARSHALL COLLEGE LOSES TO NORMALS )LLEGE NORMALS Marshall 18 Tyler 8 MARSHALL Nov High School defeatad Tyler High here Friday afternoon in a well played game of football 16 to 6 Denison IN Bonham DENISON Nov 4--Denison High defeated Bonham High here Friday 19 to The same teams Played a tie game In Bonham litiPt Friday and tht affair was played before the largest crowd that ever witnessed a football game in this city Bands from both cities furnished music Between halves the Denison Rotary Club did a "rmake dance" over the field and presented ine local players with flowers Denison will now play 'Forest High of Dallas for the district championship COMMERCE Noy East Texas State Normal College eleven won from Marshall College bore Friday afternoon by a score of 31 to 6 East Texas Normal made 13 first downs while Marshall made five East Texas leven won from Friday afternoon tat Texas Normal while Marshall Breckenridge 41 Graham a BRECKENRIDGE Nov 4 The Breckenridge Buckaroos the high school football team beat Graham nigh Friday 41 to i) fi EK mw'esnM-AlsAbmv: fts 30MUIMfiliiMM ititallaL451111Dmr the givir I nd filed form 6 and part feelii out troy( I ha that is in of tL Ft I the Rath fairs ener4 beeo: Th Chit! that rega: tion days ties In McN the BO lette 'rem theft ber cite nog14 seet: test! Jude You feet the char only the i -very Aust shosi persi Ju Narr to al tine DalL "Yot amo and Corn to eith( illy 4 1rop titan coot that that Pres LIVa wou: Drol Man then Pot him have Etat( Vott any OUgt ed In den wen Leor that utrni the You In Lax( NIroul Ithe etati resti ber eitee nogi Bert testi Jude you feet letir only the i per ery Aust shOst Ju Nair to a tine Dalh am0 and to Corn eith Illy 4 14 rop titan cont that that Pres LWa W011: 121-ol Mn a then ot hini stat have 1-011 art Otte ed In "r01 (len whi in ileOtt Leer that little et the l'ou well havt tlrotti res WISI a i 7Z: 1 i '1 OTITIIN ETERN of George- ib town is booked against South- 1 ern Methodist University at Ll las for Saturday's freeze The III 'rates of Georgetown have in the been riding the Mustangs to th 'fare-e-wel1 and the totem pole 4- Georgetown is resplendant with of past victories is This tare however things xney be dif- dlii i i-To ti f- 'fii111A TODAY L'Il RING ItISTOnt i i air I Thirty Tows Ago '1 joe Walcott VI- Harry Tnin co I i1 draw Boston tire rounds 1- till Twenty-Four Years Aso Joe Ruhllu I no decision Fhiladelphta els I i 1 II: rounds i a ti Ktd Goodman vs Austin Rice 11 tl I t'4 dr Fall River Kan Kt kti rounds 6 4 fg Eighteen Years Age Fl '3 i Cid tolUrPhY WW1 front Cid 1 l'i Hickey New York three rounds 3 Twelve Years Ago i i F4 elell usigoon eNNI'llyn nvisieT Capo sony un no nids a zone Tears Ag130ro til I Aisle Miller won from JevreY I I -It OB 'rien Lorati Ohio four It I 111 rive Tor Are Anton the Greek knocked ottt I 'Fred Docket Elkhart Inct one round it'bt 1 I II Football Facts I Worth Knowing! BY SOI METZGER On kickoff kicker misses ball almost completely It goes toward sideline and before It has gone 10 yards an opponent touches It but ball goes lout of bounda Is ball to be kicked over latain or is it in play with both teams 'eligible to recover It out of bounds? 1 A It Is In play and Men of both teams are eligible to recover it out of bounds Rule IL section I On a punt from ecrimmige which we have a man behind ball and if this man is first to touch bag does be put his own teammates onside? Yco Any man who Sot behind the when It Is kicked except the may 'recover the bail before It hes f011ehe4 an opponent Ruh 1 section After ball has been kicked off and it in the air player of team kicking off slugs opponent en opponents 35-yar4 line Who gets ball and where? A Ball roes to the offended side at the spot where the slugging took place 'The offender is banished front the game Rule 23 section On kick-off may a player of team kicking off run out of bounds on his way down the field and then tackle runner after he comes in? If not what Is Penalty If In going out of bounds he does so on opponents' 40-yard line? A On kick-off a player may run out of bounds to avoid an opponent and then run In on ths field of play to make a tackle without drawing a penalty The only time that a penalty Is given for going out of bounds is when a player roes out to htde from opponents so that he may receive a pass or kick from a teammate This Is called "latding" Otherwise ruieo do not cover outside except es to man with ball Rule 21 eection 7 Is it perm'szible for opposine linemen on defense to swing their arms hack and forth in neutral zone as many Yale teams used to do? A No There shall be no encroaching on the neutral zone Tbe center is I-lowed to have Ws bead and hands offside when his team is In possession of the bell All other forwards should be back of the bell when It Is passed Rule 9 section 2 and I re any football rules puzzle you write sot Metzger care of our Sporting Editor inclosing return envelope He'll give you a quick and eorrect decision Might halfback Adam Mo ilia Fullback Subrtitotiona SI TIVITITIN trul for Camp Cooke for Mowriot Como fir MIN Austin PP for Franke 110-Irro for Smith Stewart for Vaughan Delmont fto- Poe Robtans Umpire nyan Mead linesmen Merrioe JUNIOR HI BEATS WEST SIDE 26 TO 0 Playing the fifth game Of the class playoff for the city title Junior High defeated West Side High in I Park Friday afternoon 25 to Junior 's win came as a aurpriee In class 11 circle as the Purple and Itlitte squad had made a very poor showing up to this game while the Went Sider although this is their first year to have a football team have been showing plenty of fight There were no spectacular plays made in the game 1111110T won on straight football resorting mainly to pitmans and short anaPPY pasaa "Chnbb" neNVItt was a consistent 'miner cn plunges for the victors while I)o-sey and Tunstill Droved to be a sure rasstIng eomhinailon The accurate peeping and punting of Tuntrtill triads him an outstanding star both on offense and defense nor the West Siders Al Acker and Erana halfbacks fought a game but losing fight These two halfbacks have been the outstanding stars of the Gold and Black 11 in every game played by Coach Bunch's aggregation this season The lineup: junior High Position West Side Pork Robinson Left end Bye Lamb Left tackle Crego High Left guard Tunstill (e) raker Center Henderson Priddy Right guard Hudson Vorwood Right tackle Stewart Brown Right end Dorsey (c) lidcBrid arterback Pink Evers Left halfback 0 Tunatill Acker Right Halfback DeWitt rowier runback Bubetlhatione: Junior High AraiLeker ter Stewart Ferris for Dorsey Officials: Referee Tarlaton 7171 of periods 1 6 minutes BRENNAN AFTER BATTLE WITH FLOYD JOHNSON 11Y HARRY NEWMAN (By New 'York Times-Chicago Tribune Special IeaAed Wire Copyrighted) Nifi'V YORK Nov the fact that the courts have not passed judgment on the retuest of the Republic A that the State Athietie Commission be compelled to transfer their license to the Twenty-Second Regiment Armory the matchmalters of the Republic Organization are very busy Charley Cook manager for Floyd John-eon received an offer from the matchmaker of the Republio outfit offering him a respectable sum for a match between hie boy Johnson and one Bill Brennan Quite a laugh to be aura What a thrilling encounter that ought to be Another thing what is th sense of making matches unless one has the absolute aswyrance thst the -Boxing Commission will grant thtn a right tu conduct boxing matches state ar-ructies? When Gemge Engel manager for liarry Greb ht2r4 that someone was try log to match 137ennar with Johnson he got gotta bet to about it Why Iit let Grela fight Johnson and Brennan seven and one-half rounds on the same evening in the same ring" maid Engel "And I will contribute 21000 to any charity named if either one will consent to meet Harry" Incidentally Engel said that Grab was going to malts a tour of the West haying grown tired of waiting for some of the fighters around here to start something The managers of Andy Thomas the promising young lightweight are trying to run him off his feet Andy just finished a rough journey with Bobby Michaels in which he suffered from a severe foul blow but notwithstanding that he is practically matched for a bout with Joe Tiplits for a 12-round bout in the Garden BASKET BALL PLAYER'S ARM IS BROKEN Bates French of Forest Hill had his right arm broken in a game of basket ball between Forest Hill and Kennedals High at Hanstedals Friday Jeoltsonunle 18 Troupe 0 Nov 4 Jacksonville High defeated Troup High tiere irlday 1 to 0 NAVYGOAT IS TOO MUCH FOR NITTANY LION (By Ncw York Times-Chicago Tribune Special Leased Wire Copyrighte(L) WASHINGTON Nov Navy goat proved more powerful than the Nittany lion here and the Naval Academy football team gave the Penn State aggregation yesterday the firat defeat it has suffered in more than four years The Nittany lion was more conspicuous before the contest but be could not horn In on the proceedings after the whistle had blown The lion did the mascoting for an eleven that had to 'be satisfied with the butt end of a 14 to 0 count Nearly 30000 people among them many persons high In official life saw the gridiron battle Mrs Denby wife of the Secretary of the Navy occupied the box of honor with a number of guests Admiral Wilson superintendent of the Naval Acsdemy and Mrs Wilson were close by end there were scores of other notebies in tbe assemblage Penn State put up a valiant struggle in a gari'e that was a duel all the waY and which Wee marked by the greateet line play ever shown in a football contest in Washington While Penn state played gamely and cleverly from the outset to the finish Besedek's charges were outplayed outgeneraied and outkicked the latter phase of the eontest giving the Folwell pupils an edge that told heavily in the result Navy scored in the second and third quarter? each time "Shaggy" Cullen the Navys versuLtile halfback whose punting was one of the features of the struggle being the man to cross the line "Shaggy" snatched a forward pass out of the air In the second quarter of the game as Trim Speakers the noted Texan plucks a baseball out of the air while on the run He jumped up into the air twisting his bzdy around like a corkscrew as he arose and took the ball over his shoulder His arms It seemed were much longer than those of two Penn State layers who Jumped and reached for it in vain MD Terleten II Meridian STEPHENVILLE Nor 4--The Tare-tort Panthers defeated the Merici Cougars In a hotly contested game on Marl Field Friday 10 to This game will probably assure Tarleton the district championship Mineola 89 Emory 0 MECEOLA Nov 4 Trighes football team wan outplayed at every stage of the game Friday and Mlneole won II I) to 0 There's a Touch THE Will Remain 112 FORT WORTH For Just Three More Days at REA MOTOR CO 204 THROCKMORTON The opportunity of seeing these- advance models should not be lost for the Cole is truly -A FINER CAR of Tomorrow In All Cole Does Today ADVANCE FACTORY EXHIBIT COLE MOTOR CAR COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS Nglarlostmswromuntaposestalmemommurommortoonvimmommomummenummionmordspt Ker ibia1 i 1 1 I il 01 to any charity named if either one phase of the eontest givin the Folwell There's a To of To In All Cole Does Today BREPINAN AFTER NAVYGOAT IS Right halfback Adams t5 Fullback Rollie BATTLE WIT TOO MUCH FOR to Suertitntiona Sitrbtnil Hull for '4 THE 1 Camp eerie for Howerten Omen far FLOYD JOHNSON NITTANY LION 'ts 7 Hue: Anntin Hill for Franke alneeen for aughan Del- a Football Facts Robtans Umpire i se 1 i 1 f) 11 nryan- Head linesmen Herring lie- HARRY NEWNIAN (By Ncw 'York Times Chicago Tribune 4 li I lkl' (By New 'York Times -Chicago Tribune Special Leased Wire Copyrighted) 44' I IV orth Knowing I JuNtoR Ill BEATS Special Leased 'Wire Copyrighted) WASHINGTON Nov 4--Th Navy -'e i at 1 Neita YoRK Nov goat proved more powerful than the Nit- 'Tat 4: 4 INEST SIDE 26 TO 0 Ing the fact that the courts have not tany lion here and the Naval Academy BY SOL METZGER passed judgment on the reeuest of the football team gave the Penn State ag- Cr- On kickoff kicker misses ball al- Republic A that the State Athietia gregation yesterday the firet defeat It a most completely It goes toward side- COMlnigS1011 be compelled to transfer has suffered in more than four years FAcToRy 1 line and before It ha go ne 10 yards nayirer the fifth game of the their license to the Twenty-Second Reg- The Nittany lion was more conspicuous a opponent touches It but bll gee Playoff for the eity tite au aol Junior High iment Armory the matchmakers of the beor the contest but he could not horn it Inis ball to be kicked over defeated West Side High in I Park Fri- 8(11 itf or uisn ass II circles as play with both teams day afternoon 25 to Junior's win Republic organization are verr fe busy In on the proceedings after the wbistle 11 eligible to recover tnouel oil bounds? tchaemepuarspat susrpdrir Stnt el the mado Charley Cook manager for Floyd John- had blown The Ilan did the maseoting a amarkeesrp son received an offer from the match- for an eleven that had to be statisfied oftathblealtseapublflaeroautfmitaotcffberbinagtwhatema ikheatrhl ye b3uottooesndpeoefplee 14 atm all gcoutnht Neg eligible to recover it out of bounds a very poor showing u8pInZet while the Went Sidere although this is If I Ke 111 a 2 112 Rule 13 section 7 his boy Johnson and one Bill Brennan many persons high in official life Sate rill 4 On a punt from rimmge i their wein first year to have a football team Qute a laugh to be cure What a thrill- Onside if thia man is firet to Ouch There were no spectacular la on on straight i mto er thing what is th sense of making the gridiron battle Mrs Denbe wife tp the box of honor with a number of gueste at'tla Of the Secretary of the Navy occupied 14" 'i I which we have a man behind ball and have been showing plenty of fight ing encounter that ought to be Anoth- a Wilson superintendent of the i' 3 4 sf FORT OR'l -1 OTITIM TETIN of George- ball does be put his own teammates on in the game Junior pinng and matches 11r11053 one hie the absolu Admirl te as- town is booked againet South- eldef trance the oxng comodasion will resorting mainly to I NitaxealbyAcedemr and Mrs a Hann were 0 and there were scores of other el a- 1 ern Methodist Univereity at a'A-- Tnoln vibe ie behind the short oPpe Priseen Chobb- newtt 4-rant th--rn a right to conduct boxing For Just Three More Days at ll when It ts kicked except the notshl I tb mbi es T1 118Se age 1- -alai for Saturday's fracas 'roe may 'recover the bail befere It bee was a conszetent gainer cn plunges foi matches in state at-rootlets? Penn State put up a valiant struggle 14i 1- the vieters Willie 1)e-sey and Tunstill I p4oved to be a sure hassing combinatinn when Gemge Engel manager for liar- In a gears that was a duel all the waY el 0 'lratee of Georgetown have ill the Ittlo 16 section I jry Greb beard that somene was try Lett been riding the Mustangs to After ball has been kicked off and and which it's marked by the greatest tit REA MOTOR co 1 The accurate peeping and punting of 0 I ing to match Baennan with Johnson he ill made him an outstanding stall got line play ever shown in a football con- Or tolehe4 an opponent fare-the-weil and the totem pole i i Georgetown Is resplendant with it in the air player Of team kicicing off iugs opponent en opponent? 35-yaret quite het up about it test in Washington t4 on offense and defense Why et Gre fight Johnsn and pyd gamely and I'll lta While Penn state lae 4') For the 'West eiders Al Acker and 204 THROCKMORTON 4 slims Who gets ball bot and Brennan seven and one rounds on cleverly from the outset to the finish j1 I 11bphies of past victoriea Thie A Ball roes to the offended side at "Spunk" Evans halfbacks fought a the same evening in the same ring'" Bezedek's charges were outplayed out- I tar however things may be dif- tbe spot where the slugging took place the game game but losing fight These two half- eeld Engel And I will contribute generaled and outkicked the latter The opportunity of seeing these- advance 'The offender is banished front 4 1 di Rule 23 section 5 av been i On kick-off may a player of team of the Gold and Black 11 in every game will consent to lt'' i backs he the outstanding stars 41000 tos i I f- 1 'ee kicking off run out of bounds on his Played by Coach Bunch's aggregation mee Harry Pupils An edge that told heavily in the Incidentally Engel said that Greb was result 0 models sh loud not be lost for the Cole is truly I I way down 4I1 4 the field and then tackle run- this eaon ss- a 11 TODAY VC 'LING ItISTORI nor after he comes in? II not what ig The lineup: going to make a tour of the West hay- Navy veered in the second and third a' in grown tired of waiting for some of enartere each time "Shaggy" Cullen the ileaa 40 TO Penalty if In going out of bounds he Junior High Position West Side the fighters around here to start some- Navy's venustile halfback whose punting I Thirty Tears Age does so on opponent? 40-yard line? Forks Robinson thing was one of the featuree of the strug- A FINER CAR ti joe Walcott vs- Harry Tracey A On kick-off a player tiay run out Left end The managers of Andy Thomae the tie being the man to cross the itne a ip I draw Boatert five rountill of bounds to avoid an opponent and then Dye Lamb Promising young lightweight are trying "Shaggy" snatched a forward pass out Twenty-Fos-it Years Ago run in on this field of play to make a Left tackle to run him off his feet Andy just fin- of the air In the second quarter of the i1 i 1 Ninet4)4e1 Tears Ago tackle without drawing a penalty The High a rough journey with Bobby Mi- game as Trio Speaker the noted Texan 1 Joe Choniskt vs Gus Rublite I 1 ego tithed alai no decision Fhliadelphla atz 9 only time that a penalty is given for Left guard chaels in which he suffered front a se- plucks a basesball out of tho air while on the run He jumped up into the air A ''-1- lads I going' out of bounde is when a player 0 Teeetit (e) vere foul blow but notwithstanding that 11 ou raker OLE twisting his bedy around like a cork- a goes ort to hide from opponents so that he is practically matched for a bout Center oToR CAR COMPANY i ft perew as he arose and took the ball over te a Kid Goodman vs Austin Rice he may receive a pass or klek from a Renderson Priddy with Joe Tiplitz for a 12-round bout er arms it seemed his mho Id His 7 eii- draw Fall River Kan 15 teammate This is called "hiding" Oth- 'IA round' 1 al -4 roun A ill ft erseise rulee do not cover except Trudm Eighteen Tears go man with bll es to Rule Ill eection 7 Kid alurphy won from Cid Is it permiseible for opposieg St Hickey New York three rounds linemen on defense to tiering their arms 1 le a Twelve Years Ago baek and forth in neutral zone as many ii Hugo Kelly vs Tony Capone no II Yale teams used to do? te i 1 decerion Winnipeg 13 rounds A NO There shall be no encroaching 1 Nine Tears Ago on the neutral zone The center is I- lowed to have his head and hands off- leght guard elvart Dorsey Fink Right tackle Right end Parterback in the Garden Vorwood Brown (0 3JcBrid Evers Cougars in a hotly contested game on 1 BASI(ET BALL PLAYER ARM IS BROKEN were much longer than those of two '''elf Penn State tlayere who jumped and OM y-- reached for it in vain i Terieten 10 Meridian -crg si STEPHENVILLE Nov Tarle- '95' ten Panthers defeated the alerica a -x es Forest Hill had his Hays Field Friday This game a i INDIANAPOLIS A f--NN -4-444 ::) 1 il '-4- (Pi ''''l I Alvie Miller won from Jewel Left halfback Bat French of 10 to 1 1 sli O'Brien Lorain Obto four side when his team is in possession et Tunatill I rounds It Ill rive Tears Are the ball All other forwards should be 'al Anton the Greek knocked etit I 9 section 2 and back of the ball when It Is tamed Rule DeWitt Acker right arm broken in a game of basket will probably aasure Tarieton the die- 7 Right Halfback ball between Forest Hill and Kennedels trict championship runback rimier High at Kennedale Friday a-- Minee4a 89 Emory 1 I irlirrod Locke Elkhart Ind one re any football rules v- i It 41 round it' etszle you write Subetitattons Junior Fligha Anacker Jeekno Sol Metzger care of our Sporting Ed- ter Stewart Farris for Dorsey nonle la Troupe Mrs7EOLA ov 4 '''IL' a a- a ammanallIMINIBEILVENIEsuannormonlvmsERMIHNINIENtasommoomordrootor JACKSONVILLE Nov 4 Jackson- football team was outplayed at every 'tor inclosing return envelope He'll give Officials: Referee Tariaton Time of vine defeated Troup High bore stage of the game Friday and Mineola il yOU IL quick and correct decision i i period 1 IS to 6 iriday la to 0 won gc -7ALINFIEDMn WM" ArrillVTilbd woven Innonnammwinmnandik i 7 --z-- -t------ 1 Does Today I.