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I SUNDAY OCTOBER 3 1937 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM-SUNDAY PAGE THREE Aft rSPORT TIDE Scores 7 6 Ulpset Over Methodists Big Day in Loop Saturday TULSA'S-FLASH FROM PANHANDLE 1'71 1 FLASH FR FLA PANHANDLE 11 OM 'S DUCKY MED WICK NEAR SWEEP OF MAJOR HONORS Centenary PONYI TULS '4'4' '5''3- NEEDED TLI LSA SOONERS TOP RICE IN 1ST I 610 0 1 TO 41 TO VICTORY Id le id es so go EV NI OR Oct 2 the big league season just about over Ducky Medwick looked over the field today and found himself in possession of one of the most astonishing sweeps of batting and run-making honors in modern times He was sure of four National League runs batted in hits and could hardly be overtaken in runs scored and he was deadlocked with Mel Ott of the Giants for the home run title with two games to go Standings including games of Friday showed Medwick with these totals compared to those for his nearest rivals: Batting Medwick 379 Mize 367 runs Medwick 111 Billy Herman Cubs 105 runs batted in Medwick 154 Frank Demaree Cubs 112 hits Medvaick 236 Paul Wa- ner Pirates 219 doubles Meck wick 58 Mize 39 home runs Medwick and Ott 31 each GAME AT A GLANCE Central Tulsa 2 First Downs 18 38 Yards gained rushing 228 14 Yards gained passing 167 2 of 11 Passes completed of 21 35 Penalties 47 GAME AT A GLANCE RICE 9 first downs 5 118 yards gained rushing 52 31 yards gained passing 64 2 of 11 passes completed 10 of 15 35 yards penalties 110 yards i ES 11 Lo -z---: et: A 2: i i': A5 jii''41 1 It 44'S: -'1g l' l'': i41371i4: 1::::: '64 -I': :1" I 1::::: 1::::7:::: 71 )11 if N' 1: "i 1::: lAr -40 1: :4 'i: i'i'Agn': 1 f' fk 1 0:7 6 W4ii--'i10 :0 if rW4 ''i1 4 i iiItialtii i'- :::3 ii': IP 50 iiT i 1441110 32 7 Wf: 1 ''e 1-: i': if i i i' 'ii': 'i: 1 '''-4'''' '-i iii 1 BY FLEM FAYETTEVILLE Ark Oct Next Saturday will be one of the red letter days of the Southwest Conference's 1937 season Texas plays Oklahoma in the annual classic at Dallas The Aggies will give Mississippi State a whirl in the Rose Festival feature at Tyler Arkansas will collide with the up-and-coming Baylor Bears at Waco will tackle tough Tulsa in Fort Worth Rice meets the Tigers at 11Juston will have the easiest asagnment of all against Washington University in St Louis For the second Saturday in October that is quite a card The Longhorns will probably have a rather pienickish afternoon of it with the Sooners who appear weaker than usual Nevertheless because of its background the game will be the largest attended and most closely followed attraction on the card Coach Homer Norton and his Farmers fresh from New York where they collided with the Manhattan team will catch a hard to handle customer in Maj Ralph Sasse's Bulldogs This is the same school that tied 0-0 in Dallas last year and according to reports from the Southwestern Conference the team is improved in spite of the loss of Ike Piekel This will be as hard a game as the Aggies will play all season After scoring easy 39-2 and 33-0 victories over Southwestern and Oklahoma City University the Green and Gold of Baylor will get its first major test when it meets Arkansas in Waco Coach Morley Jennings of the Bruins was in the stands here Saturday to scout the Razorbacks as they played A 1 NORMAN Okla Oct 2 (43)--An underdog but surprisingly potent University of Oklahoma football team maintained a tradition of not having lost a home opener in 13 years by upsetting the rangy Rice Owls before an estimated 8000 surprised spectators today 6 to The Sooners uncorked a scoring drive in the first period with a 14-yard pass Jack Baer to Pete Smith bringing the touchdown Baer's placekick was wide Play was in Rice territory most of the game although the Owls late in the last period advanced to a fourth down on the Oklahoma seven-yard line only to be set back on their heels by a hard-charging Oklahoma line' The vaunted Rice passing attack was almost completely muffled by the Oklahomans who themselves used a short spot pass with devastating effect in their touchdown march 1 RAMS 'P REPARE FOR JACKETS I Stamford's Eleven Wins at Seymour 0 I 0 2 1 I 7 t) 2 ALMOST WON IN '36 Texas Wesleyan question mark football team of the nine-club Texas Conference will be "initiated" into the conference Thursday night in Brownwood in an important game against the Howard Payne Yellow-jackets The Rams again will be underdogs in this game Howard Payne has but three returning lettermen back off last year's eleven which downed the Rams 21-0 But the Yellowjacket coach McAdoo Keaton has moulded another fine team from a large number of freshmen last season's squadmen and three returning vets While his team at this early part in the season doesn't figure to repeat as conference is believed to be stronger than the Rams Perhaps the Red and Black team hasl earned enough in their non-conference games against Weaterford College and West Texas State to be able to avenge the big defeat the Howard Payne team gave them last year before a large crowd at Cleburne DALLAS Oct 2 Gentlemen put aside their savoir faire today and roughly shoved the Southern Methodist University Mustangs about the Cotton Bowl winning 7 to 6 over a team which dozed through several opportunities The invaders from Shreveport had the advantage throughout The Mustangs came back with a rush after Centenary scored in the third but their fourth-period passing sortie failed to make up the needed margin Gent Backs Star Four fine backs and a stout line punched the Mustangs groggy Weenie Bynum who played with a broken hand Grandma Stone Ed Whitthurst plowhorse fullback and Langford Huddleston harried the Methodists with dazzling dashes and short passes The line never wavered and when the Mustangs failed to get their passing attack together they were licked The contest was drab until the early part Of the third period Bynum hurled a long aerial to Iluddieston on the 43 'Then he dashed to the 27 when he changed his mind from a decision to kick The next play he raced to the seven and Stone his replacement went over on the third try through the line Midway of the fourth the Ponies had their air attack clicking Crouch took Jack Morrison's short pass on the enemy 20 and eased over without a hand touching him Passes Fail Fresh with visions of victory the Mustangs then fired from above with regularity but the long heaves of Morrison son of Ray Morrison former coach went to no avail Centenary prevented completion of four straight just as the game ended Matty Bell Mustang coach shifted his lineup frequently in quest of a group which would overcome the somnolence of the squad as a whole No combination clicked Two of his- "better" players Keith Ranspot and Billy Dewell ends cost plenty In the third Ranspot attempted to lateral to Acker after snagging a pass on the Mustangs' 47 A Centenary Gent grabbed the ball and what appeared to be a determined drive was halted' The same situation obtained in the fourth with Dewell attempting to lateral on the Centenary 49 after he caught a pass and vas surrounded by enemy gridders Centenary scored 13 first clowns Southern Methodist 8 attempted 21 passes completed 9 for 91 yards Centenary attempted 12 completed 4 for 34 yards The lineups: Centenary Ouzts le Partin It Bradley Ig Rawlinson Zimmerman rg Vinsom rt Warren re Huddleston qb Stone 11M Allis rbb Birkelbsch fb Southern le Phillips It Sanders Ig Gray Matthews rg Sprague rt Ranspot re Crouch qb Guynes lhb Harlow rhb fb Score by Centenary 0 0 7 0-7 Southern Methodist 0 0 0 6-6 Centenary Stone Kick alter touchdown Clark Southern Methodist Crouch Ends Looney Harris Olzack Mason tackles Jones guards Steeples Smith: center May backs Beasley Whitehurst Bynum Clark Lingo Southern Methodist: Ends McCall Guynes Dewell tackles Echols Curik Beesley guards AaronRichi center Sullivan backs Jackson Stidger Goodson Patterson Bearden Graham Morrison Officials: Referee Curtis (Texas) umpire Dyer (Rice) headlinesman Day-vault (Texas) field judge Swartz (Rice) SEYMOUR Oct' Stamford Bulldogs' offense proved more effective in the pinches here last night as they gained a 13-0 victory over the Seymour Panthers in a nonconference game Two long drives one of 73 yards and the other 67 resulted in scores Two Panther threats bogged down a little short of the goal Seymour led in first downs 11 to 9 Score by Seymour 0 0 0 0 Stamford 0 6 7 0-13 Scoring Watson touchdown in second Jim Jones touchdown in third also kicked point after touchdown in third 1 HURRICANE FROM TEXAS! Morris White stocky ball-bearer from the Texas Panhandle is one of the University of Tulsa aces who will appear here Saturday against the Horned Frogs White was an All-State halfback when he played for Lubbock in 1934 His home is at White Deer in the North Panhandle TULSA Okla Oct 2 University of Tulsa got stronger and Central Oklahoma Teachers got weaker as they went along today and Tulsa took the football contest going away 42 to 6 It wasn't a very good day for football anyway Some 7000 spectators mopped their brows and took on a good sunburn The players sweated up their nice new suits Starting off their scoring with a break on a Teacher fumble in the first period the Golden Hurricane went through its bag of tricks until it piled up six touchdowns and converted a point after each Thompson Again Tommy Thompson the Fort Worth sophomore slinger was in there tossing his bullet passes right and left Flashy Morris White the tailback scampered for easy gains and the whole roster of Vic Hurts players saw successful service during the contest Bus Blackburn started the action that gave the Broncs their one touchdown He snagged one of Thompson's passes and slipped down the sideline for a fine gain of 67 yards Though he slid over the goal line like a base running sliding home the ball was down on the three-yard line In two smashes Blackburn carried over but Jim Tyner's placekick was no good Tyner Teacher fullback who was a star at Sperry High School not so long ago bore the brunt of the Teacher game at offense defense and kicking He was a badly pummeled and mighty weary lad when the game ended Spectacular Play Several of Thompson's passes barely missed being more touchdowns They were dropped after they had sailed over the goal line into receivers' hands White's touchdown- in the third marking the third time the Hurricane had crossed the Bronc's goal line was the most spectacular of the day Tyner punted to the Tulsa 21 White took the ball easily and behind nice blocking swept 79 yards through the whole broken field and sprinted over the goal line without having a hand laid on him The Hurricane flipped a wide assortment of laterals during its scoring marches The players even worked the old Statue of Liberty trick once for a gain Thompson showed he could run with the ball too He made a couple of good gains on foot by faking passes in a manner reminiscent of Jack Robbins of Arkansas The game was history repeating itself and a little more Last year Tulsa beat the Teachers 40 to 7 Starting lineups: le Thompson It Taylor Ig: Shepherd Taylor rg Giles rt Sutliff re Miller cit) Blackburn lb Sanders rh Tyner fb le Thomas It Gregory Ig Schelistede Graham rg SartaM rt: Baze re Jones qb White lh: Farmer rh: Green fb Score by periods: Central 0 6 0 6 Tulsa 7 7 14 14-42 Tulsa Collins (sub for White) Green Jones (sub for Hays) White Scholl (sub for Green) Gregory (sub for Haze) Points after touchdown Gregory 4 Johnson (sub for Gregory) 2 (place kicks) Farris (Arkansas) umpire Haskins (Oklahoma) linesman Pendleton (Oklahoma) field judge Sears (Central Mo) I Football Scores 11 'Texans Lead Tulsa Offensive Saturday 01 Last year Baylor came within a few minutes of defeating the Porkers here in their own yard and thereby just missed turning in one of the more startling -upsets of the season At the beginning of the fourth quarter the score was 10 to 0 in Baylor's favor and it wasn't until the fading moments of the contest that Jack Robbins pegged a long pass to Jim Benton for the decision turning points Lack of reserves plus a mistake in strategy changing the defense in the last 10 minutes accounted for Baylor's collapse It Will be different this year down in Texas Jennings believes The difference between playing here and in Waco will be a big advantage to the Bruins and the latter will be better off in the matter of reserves With Billy Patterson pitching for Baylor and both Jack Robbins and Dwight Sloan operating for Arkansas what a display of bombing this game may develop For the first time the Frogs will play on their home ground when they attempt to weather the Golden Hurricane from Tulsa and the Fort Worth fans will get an eye full Colorado Upsets Missouri 14 to 6 GEHRINGER HAS FIRST BATTING TITLE CLINCHED BOULDER Colo Oct 2 (AP) Colorado University upset the University of Missouri 14 to 6 today in an intersectional football game the season's opener for both teams 0 BY A' BRIDGEWATER TULSA Oct Fort Worth boy who pitches the football like Sammy least more like Baugh than any forward passer who has been seen be one of the chief reliances of Coach Vic Hurt when' he takes his Tulsa 'University football team to Fort Worth next Saturday to play the Texas Christian Horned Frogs The lad is Tommy Thompson a field will be Tudor Jones a senior I NON FREDERICKSBURG TIED FREDERICKSBURG Oct 2 Fredericksburg High Hilt Billies and the Eagles of Junction battled to a tie score here Satprday afternoon 7 to 7 Roy McKay of Junction scored their touchdown in the third on an offtackle play and a 45-yard run Junior Hahn carried over the Fredericksburg touchdown in the beginning of the second after brilliant booting by Sipreano Cancinc ITULSANS ARE TOUGH CHICAGO Oct 2 (R)--The American League batting championship most coveted of the season's individual honors was all wrapped up today for Charley Gehringer Detroit's ace second baseman Circuit statisticians will go into a huddle over the figures this Winter but the Detroit star held such a commanding lead over his nearest rival that there wasn't much chance of any decision reversal' With the season winding up tomorrow the official averages throuelh games of Friday gave Gehringer a plate mark of 375 which was 23 points ahead of the 352 average held by Lou Gehrig of New York The Detroit star known as one of the most consistent batters in the majors took over the league leadership during the third week of August He boosted his mark from 364 to 378 to replace Cecil Travis of Washington and during the final weeks of the campaign held his average consistently around the 380 level It was Gehringer's first hitting title rommonnionnon molonwlm1 quarterback who distinguished himself in the Oklahoma game and George Farmer 190-pound sophomore from Holdenville Okla who is being alternated at fullback and outside halfback and is considered the best blocker on the team White Boots Well White will do the kicking when he is in the game and also some of the 'passing if Thompson has trouble connecting In the Oklahoma game two quick kicks by White both gave Tulsa scoring opportunities one of which led to a touchdown The Tulsa team that Hurt will bring to Fort Worth probably is the roost formidable in general strength and reserves ever developed at although it does not yet have the finish of some of the elevens turned out by Gus Henderson in his 11-year stay here Here is the lineup Hurt probably will start against the Frogs: Ends James (Curley) Hays and Buster Baze tackles Calvin Thomas and Gailard Sartain guards Co-Captain Lester Graham and Forrest Gregory center John Schellestede quarterback Tudor Jones left halfback Morris White right halfback Tommy Thompson fullback George Farmer Welcome tome Cats! We Are for You 100! California Beats Oregon State 24-6 Auburn-Tulane Game Delayed By whipping Oklahoma University 19 to 6 and walloping Oklahoma Central Teachers the same outfit that gave a good account of itself against Arkansas the Hurricane has lived up to the advance information that Coach Vic Hurt has an improved team It was only by kicking a field goal in the final 30 seconds of play last year that the Baugh-powered Christians were able to outscord Tulsa 10 to 7 So you may draw your own conclusions about the Oklahomans chances this year It will be the first time Tulsa has ever played in Fort Worth A more or less accurate line on the comparative strength of the Rice Owls and University of Texas Longhorns may be drawn after the Owls battle with the Tiger Coming as it does on the heels of the LSU Texas game the relative showings at least indicate the trend of 1937 football development at Houston Austin and Baton Rouge Playing the softest schedule in the conference Coach Matty Bell of Uwill take another coma paratively light opponent in the Billikens of St Louis Washington University and any victory that the Mustangs may score will not hed a great deal of light on their 4 true capabilities pars Bill Urii 1 the Lthec 4 true ellpf) SMARTCLOTHES PALS KEEP FRANCHISE PALESTINE Oct 2--The Palestine Pals will retain their berth in the East Texas League next seaFon it was assured Friday at a meeting of business men who have agreed to underwrite any financial loss the club might incur BERKELEY Cal Oct 2 University of California defeated Oregon State College 24 to 6 today in the Opening Coast Conference game of the season for both teams The Bears led 18 to 0 at half time SOUTHWEST C' 7 Arkansas 7 Tulsa 42 Oklahoma Central Teachers 6 Centenary 7 6 Texas A 14 Manhattan 7 Oklahoma 6 Rice MIDWEST MacAlester 6- St Olaf Kenyon 20 Otterbein St Joseph's 6 Manchester Illinois 0 De Paul De Pauw 20 Rose Poly (Terre Haute) -0 Notre Dame 21 Drake Nebraska 14 Minnesota 9 Case 20 Capital Western Reserve 58 Hillsdale Wayne 19 Akron 13 Kalamazoo 7 Wittenberg Heidelberg 13 Kent State Berlin 2 Rochester Wisconsin 12 Marquette 0 Miami 75 Marietta 6 Mount Union 7 Hiram 7 Wilberforce 19 Kentucky Western River Falls Teachers 12 St Johns University 6 Coe 20 Central 6 Luther 12 Western Union Washington (St Louis) 45 William Jewell Olivet 26 St Mary's (Orchard Lake Mich) 6 Eastern Illinois Teachers 20 Indiana State 13 St Benedicts 20 Emporia Teachers 20 Army 21 Clemson 6 New York 18 Carnegie Tech 14 Penn 28 Marland 21 LaFayette 33 Upsala Rutgers 20 Hampden-Sydney Columbia 40 Williams 6 Drexel 21 Susquehanna Holy Cross 7 Providence 0 Coast Guard Academy 7 Worcester Tech 6 Union 9 Hobart Bowdoin 12 Mass 'State Fordham 66 Franklin Marshall Yale 26 Maine Dartmouth 31 Amherst 7 Boston College 21 Kansas State 7 Boston 33 Lehigh 6 Harvard 54 Sprnigfield Penn State 32 Gettysburg 6 Albright 20 Geneva Muhlenberg 18 St Lawrence 6 Ursinus 11 Delaware 6 Dickinson 13 Moravian Tufts 20 Colby 7 Catholic 14 Loyola Villanova 42 Kutztown Teachers 12 Shippenburg Teachers 6 St Thomas (Scranton) 38 Mansfield Teachers Navy 32 Citadel St Joseph's 10 Mt St Mary's 7 Northeastern 13 American International Brown 13 Rhode Island 6 Princeton 26 Virginia 0 Cornell 40 Colgate 7 Randolph-Macon 26 St John's 7 Wesleyan 17 Connecticut State 6 Vermont 7 Rensserar Poly 6 Middlebury 25 Hartwick Seminary Pittsburgh 20 West Virginia City College of New York 24 Brooklyn College New York Aggies 6 New Brittain Teachers Arnold 12 Textile 6 Trinity 25 Hamilton 0 New Hampshire 21 Bates-12 Georgetown 38 Shenandoah American 13 Bridgewater Muskingum 7 Washington and Jefferson 6 University of Buffalo 13 Allegheny 7 SOUTH Duke 34 Davidson 6 North Carolina 20 No Carolina State Georgia 13 South Carolina 7 Kentucky 6 Xavier Guilford 7 East Carolina Teachers College Misssissippl State 38 Howard Eastern Kentucky Teachers 28 Franklin 6 Florida 18 Stetson Centre 19 Oglethorpe Georgia Tech 28 Mercer 0- Catawba 20 Newberry 0 Washington and Lee 6 Richmond Tennessee 27 Virginia Poly Institute Illinois Wesleyan 2 Louisiana Tech Virginia Military Institute 20 William and Mary 4 41 Mary 9 805-A MAIN NEW ORLEANS Oct 2 (A The Auburn Tulane football game scheduled for New Orleans this afternoon was postponed until Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Dr Wilbur Smith Tulane athletic director announced because of the tropical rain The stadium was under three-feet of water 1 Baseball Chart Wisconsin Beats Marquette 12-0 tall sophomore halfback who came out of Fort Worth Paschal High and selected Tulsa University for his higher learning and football because a local oil company gave him a job that is helping put him through school Famed as a passer in his high school days and a star tosser last year on the freshman team Thompson exceeded even the fondest hopes of his coaches and local fandom a week ago today when in his varsity debut he forward passed the Hurricane to a 19-7 triumph over Oklahoma University It was a personal triumph for Thompssn because his forwards succeeded after a grim Oklahoma line had throttled the Tulsa running attack stopping the fleet Morris White cold Throws Short Passes Five of the nine passes Thompson threw that afternoon were completed for gains of 98 yards Two others actually were successful so far as Thompson's pitching were concerned One 23-yard toss was caught and then ruled incomplete because both lines were offside Another for the same distance was snared by the receiver but the play was canceled when the end who caught the ball tried a lateral and pitched the ball in a forward direction Thompson who is 6 feet one-inch throws short sharp passes after the fashion of Baugh and i 3 accurate with them While not exceptionally fast he also shows promise as a ball carrier and is a first rate blocker Two other Texas boys will be in Tulsa's starting lineup against the Frogs and both are key men Morris White junior halfback from White Deer was the greatest running back in Oklahoma last year He never was stopped through a game until the Oklahoma line turned the trick last year The other is Forrest Gregory from Tyler a 183-pound guard who specializes also in field goals and plack kicks Power in Backfield While he is by no means an optimist Coach Hurt believes this year's team the second of his coaching regime has an even chance with the Frogs who have beaten Tulsa three straight years Tulsa will field a line averaging nearly 200 pounds from end to end seasoned and well fortified with reserves at the end and guard positions but with replacements at the tackles and center Capt Ham Harmon at center and the two starting tackles Red Chapman and Lee Gilbert were the principal losses through graduation and their places have been hard to fill Hurt's strength is in his backfield where he has weight speed and plenty of reserves Supporting White 'sand Thompson in the starting back I Washington State Beats Idaho 13-0 BEACHCOMBINGS THE STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE Pct 1 Pet New York 94 57 623 Boston 7R 73 517 Chicago 92 61 601Brooklyn 62 90 40S Pittsburrh fi4 553 Phladelphia 61 91 401 St Louis Si 72 Cincinnati 56 95 368 MADISON Wis Oct 2 University of Wisconsin reasserted its claim to state football supremacy today with a 12 to 0 victory- over Marquette University winner of the mythical title the last two years A crowd of 31000 saw Coach Harry Stuhldreher's fast and deceptive backfield smother Marquette's aerial attack and hold the visitors to a net loss of one yard on running plays Wisconsin's ground plays netted 270 yards PULLMAN Wash Oct 2 Behind the plunging of Carl Littlefield Cougar fullback and the passing of Eddie Bayne quarter Washington State College gridders trounced the University of Idaho Vandals here today 13 to The Cougars scored on a long pass from Bayne to Johnny Klumb early in the first quarter and again in the third quarter -77" --(1 1 fm-- -1 9 SPARK A 'c lk NEED ENEGD AOit TOO i a e- I-- e- 1 41110 A- 0 Nil cptitied Ct ftlemeOP Alvt (eis eb "10 STATIC" I "P006 AmERICAN LEAGUE Pct Pet York 101 52 560 Boston 90 71 530 Detroit 68 t5 575'Washing 72 79 477 Chicago 84 85 553'Phi1adel 53 95 355 Cleveland 63 70 542 St Louis 46 106 303 ---Illo YESTERDAY'S RESULTS NIP 4 I 4 i JP 1 ft it -I 7 t- I 1 Washington Beats Trojans 7 to 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 12 Detroit 5 New York 11 Boston 3 Philadelphia 10-8 Washington 3-6 Second game called in fifth inning Chicago 8 St Louie 2 Boaz Fall Meet Tournament Is On Coach Dutch Meyer directed his learn by telephone from a seat high tIP in the stands here today He made arrangements to use the same system at Ohio last week but abandoned the plan when he heard rut mors of wire tapping The rain at Columbus last week by the way was the first there on a Saturday in three years Just as he was at Ohio 1 Hale 235-pound fast and agile left tackle was the best linesman On the field here today "If there is any such thing as an all-American tackle Hale is it" says Mike Brumbelow 'iodine coach "I've seen a lot of all-Americans On these all-star and pro teams and I've not seen one yet who does as many things as well as Hate He's The epidemic of boils which is sweeping football camps throughout the Southwest has all the coaches and trainers worried They are huddling in an effort to discover the cause and a cure Arkansas and have been particularly hard hit hard hit I tear tip mac syst don mol I by on 11 7 left 1 On I 81 it IC a 1 1 out et ae and har DIRTY PLUGS STEAL POWER WASTE GAS cause hard starting When your car begins to ba sluggish treat It to a spark plug cleaning by th AC Method Plug cleaning restores pep and saves as much as I gallon of gas in ten! More than 70000 Registered AC Cleaning Stations render trim service There's one near yogi DIRTY PLUGS STEAL POWER WASTE GAS cause hard starting When your car begins to ba sluggish treat tt to a spark plug cleaning by th AC Method Plug ciesning restores pep and NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 10 Brooklyn 2 Boston Philadelphia 1 Pitteburgh 4 Cincinnati 3 (11 innings) Chicago 5 St Louis 1 ----10 LOOK FOR THIS SIGN Any servic station displaying It will clean your while you wait-- 5c a plug SIGN sta tion It will 711 wait 11443 MEMORIAL COLISEUM LOS ANGELES Oct 2 (iP)--The Washington Huskiesstemmed off a final thrust by Southern California to defeat the Trojans 7 to 0 in a Pacific Coast Conference game here today before 65000 fans BIG TEN Michigan State 19 Michigan 14 Ohio State 13 Purdue Northwestern 33 Iowa State FAR WEST Nevada Freshmen 19 Placer Junior College a California Frosh 7 San Mateo Junior College 4 College TODAY'S GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE New York Rt Brooklyn St Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Boston The annual Fall tournament at Boaz which opened Saturday will not interfere with regular play Manager Skeet Fincher announced Saturday Golfers may play usual rounds without interference The tournament which will last several weeks is open to all amateurs The 18-hole qualifying round may be played any time before next Sunday night Iverson Martin city champion is defending titlist Replace worn plugs with NEW AC BLUE TOP SPARK PLUGS Vanderbilt 18 Chicago Alabama 65 Sewanee ROCKY MOUNTAIN Colorado Mines 7 Colorado State Western State 7 Colorado College 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE Brixton at New York Cleveland at Detroit CI-ileain St Louis (hiro immes) Washington at Philadelphia 1 to 1 ry4' ft seillMIMMI111111111MMENIEMINI! ee 1 '3.