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SUNDAY OCTOBER 29 193' L933 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM-SUNDAY PAGE TWO 1 i 1 I I 1 4 Longhorns Open Southwest Conference Race by Defeating Rice 18 to 0 INTERCEPTING OF Ti Frog-Gent Play by Play 17tir 27000CHEER AS 41 Three Horse New Trainer IAL113itillA INTERCEPTING OF 1 27000 CHEER AS I Three Horse New Trainer I ALABAIIIA LINE' e5 Frog-Gent Play by Play 7 I 0 BOBSLED WINS DOWNS FEATURE PASSES AIDS IN TEXAS VICTORY AIL AL TEXAS VICTORY 1 Scored WAVERS Os Nsc A new trainer has been in charge of CE $As4 NVaggoner's Three I) Stables A4-e- '-): i since Friday when Vestal re- signed He is (Jack) Ilayes A ND Player to Block it 7 i and se wth I I m- ad i shown her i 5-- i White i ted one of thP Red Albite and Blue ---lock0 0 1: Itier racers Haye of was in charge the Three string in Kansas City oTar dnh dhr oa umgS ha Safety ome: this Summer and his charges were 'ts highl successful in that meet ICk s''- i-: Phoco 1 5 :7 -T-x- Nv aggoner 41' 1 4 since I ri whn stat re ay (Jack) Ilaye: and is shown I- White and Illui one of the Itei A new trainer has ite -1---'-' older racers in tiansas Cit the Three string :1 i Summer and his charges wen 'l this I in that meet Tbtern ei ni)elisartgatioel 1 ''13 tar-Telegram Photo s' 1 Ihsuleare sly svi I ni eerhtayr charge ei mo I 0 0 Gay World Carries Too Heavy Load to Compete With Kentucky Bred Horse (CONTINUED PAGE 1) yards for too much time out Kitchen stopped Olin for nogaln at right end Smith through venter for 2 yards Smith made 1 yard at left tackle Centenary lined up for a place kick The ball was passed bad from center Os lin fumbled and Ilyers blocked the kick Myers recovered on the 10-ytrd line Ilareton kicked to sOslin In midfield Ile returned to 34 Smith got two yards at right tackle Smith passed to Gelider down the center but it was incomplete Smith attempted to pass but was smothered by Myers for a five-yard loss Smith punted out of bounds on the 10-yard line Harper stopped Pulliam with no gain at left tackle Pulliam made three yards et center Pulliam failed to gain at center Hendon kicked to 081in on Certtenary's 45 He was stopped by Lester on 49 Smith's pass to Stacks was incomplete The ball was called back and was penalised lb yards Smith's Pass to was good for 9 yards as the game ended gir-FA-TrA (CONTINUED FItOMPAGE 1) but Centenary having had a taste of the advantages of a winning football team carried on Norton who bad been an assistant to Bo took up the reins It was claimed by many that he didnI know enough about football to be sure where the goal posts were located much less enough to coach lie showed 'ern Ills record speaks for itself points to him as one of the very craftiest in the game Bell didn't get started good until but went strong from then until 1929 when he was succeeded by Francis Schmidt who has been even more successful than Norton I Prize Winner (CONTINUED PAGE 1) 6 yards for too much time out Kitchen 71 4 stopped Olin for nogaln at right end 401sua Smith through venter for 2 yards Smith made 1 yard at tat tackle Centenary lined up for a place kick 0 al The bl svas passed bad from center: 17 21714 Oslin fumbled and blyers blocked the itirALL kick Myers recovered on the 10-1Ntfd line liaraton kicked to sOalin In tnidfield (CONTINUED FROMPAGE 1) Ile returned to 34 Smith got two yards at right tackle Smith passed but Centenary having had a laste of to Gebiler down the center but it was the advantages of a winning football Incomplete Smith attempted to pass team carried on Norton who bad but was smothered by for a five- been an assistant Co Bo took up the yard Ions Smith punted out of bounds on the 10-yard line rems It Villa claimed by many that he didnI know enough about football Harper tqtopped Pulliam with no gain 4 I be F'ire where the goal posts were at left tackle Pulliam made three yards located much less enough to coach at center Pulliam failed to gain at Ile showed 'ern Ills record speaks center Hareton kicked to 081in on Ceri- tonary's 45 He waa stopped by Lester fur Itselt points to him 713 one of on I7 49 the very craftiest in the game Smith's pas o' to Stacks was Incorn- Bell didn't get started good until plete The ball was called back anti but went strong front then unnaking tr WEIS penalised 16 yards Smith's til 1029 when he was succeeded by Pftss to Ottlin was good for 9 yards an Francis Schmidt who hns been even the game ended more successful than Norton nrte Prize ir VIP 1 i (CONTINUED FROM PAGE I) easily Two Slipper formerly owned by the Three Stables was third Pat under the guiding of Haas grabbed the third race Baker a 4- :::::::::::1 i '05eAr 4 7 l' '4 '1 3PV: '''n1' '''AW''''': gfAi': i is: p7ak yf: I 40 -ii I 0:14 7 1----- k-3 i- i-: i --0 :::00 1 rv: -4--444 iw4 tic --k-' -''-1A 7 rom' r44--3- e't' 4:: :::4 ::4::05 -I70'--14-5- 2c ::4:3 0v 1 ti I rk'i- 5'tz 4- lk Azz: Z-- l' -rn xfV7' I xvii): i01 I ARLINGTON PICKS Hit Lerack Altmark Bob Legal Gamble Morprin Sun Claremont Bill Orange Jack Tiempo Goodestoen His Way Ricciardo Stockings Sir Dean Homelike It (best) Elizabeth Charlie Bills Football Results Results Football By Press NEW YORK Oct 28--A sturd Alabama line which twice tlose ii: all its might to throw back an enenat attack in the shadow of its own goi posts weakened for just one play it the first period of an intersectiona football battle with Fordham at th Polo Grounds today let a charging Ram lineman through to block a kick and by the narrow margin of twg points went down to honorable de feat It wag a bruising battle of two great line which fought each other lip and down the scarred turf under COOZ8nS Bluff for CO bitter minutes of fine football with whatever advantage there was going to the of Fordham who punched out five first downs to three for the invaders and stopped the Crimson attack when ever it threatened the Ram goal line Fordharn bad threatened all through the first period until the scoreila bama once stopping theta on the one yard line inches short of a first down The Ram was soon back tgrocking at the door but the Alabama fans breathed a sigh of relief as Quin terback Frank "Moseley intercepted a pass from Capt Ed "Janowski of Fordham on bis own two-yard line "Dixie" Howell a great punter all afternoon dropped back behind his own goal line to kick the ball out of the danger zone The pass came back to him perfect Is but the big maroon-clad line SVPTit swarming through and as Howell's toe met the ball Amerina Sarno Fordham taekle leaped high in 'e air to knock it down Howell won' 1 race to the ball and downed it for a safety behind the end zone and two wpoaisntaslIfotrheky'orndebeadem( 1 That it proved itg for two red 1 (CONTINUED MOM PAGE 1) I 1 i 3 1 NNUED F11011 PAGF 1) (COTI i 4 '414--14( ''''0- 114? '1 '07)'i (''''1' tv hkc -44'''''''r'''' '''''''''''''''t ''i5' 1 ZA ''s it t-1 14 s4 44 4('''''''''' '''''I'''''''''' Purse from Making Bubbles the choice of the masses and Burgoo in the good time of 1:08 for the Waggoner course Pat was the winner all the way but just lasted to win by a nose over Making Bubbles To make the day a more glorious success for Waggoner and his sons Guy and Paul Good Scout 3- year-obi filly from their stables won the fifth event over the Waggoner course in Good Scout won with plenty to spare moving into the lead in the streteh to gain a two-length victory over Preferred another length ahead of Goober which nosed out La-Ma nga Good Scout was one of the few favorites to win and Jockey A Beck's able riding returned only $480 Sam Baugh Shines as Wogs Win Over John Tar leton 7-0 tenary attempted 15 incomplete 10 a k' (I nInt erreuenl'ititdig l' plals g'1(''odef(iir yards On yard Centenary 133 Punts 17 for 611 yards Centenary 13 for 4S1 yards Penalties: 35 i I First Score Comes Second yards Centenary 20 yards The play'sbe elite: FIRST QUARTER Quarter and the Others won the to so and selected the south goal Centenary kicked 41ff Geitt- in Last Part of Game1 ler kicked to Casper on the Frog five He fumbled but recovered and returned to hieeewn 46 before the safety roan got him A pass Kitchen to Langtion fail AUSTIN Oct 28--A ball-hawk- ed Wallace was stopped at end ()Olin jog Univemity of Texas eleven opened knoeited down Kitchen's pees to Lang Kitchen kicked badly out of bounds its Southwest Conference season here don on Centenary a 47 failed at end Saturday by administering a decisive Oalin broke off tackle for a touchdown but one of hia linemen was holding and IS to 0 defeat to Rice Institute Centenary lom the score and drew a five It was Rice's second conference yard penalty Oslin made two Smith was stopped by Taylor after loss making two yards Smith faked a pees The Texas team defeated by Ne- and hit center where he fumbled after braska and Oklahoma and held to a a sevenyard gain Parker recovered for tenarv Smith punted to Coleman on en seoreleS tie by a in its last 15 and he was run out of three games showed great improve- bounds A pars behind line Coleman to Anent Their main attribute consisted Kitchen was stopped at the line of of following the ball which resulted scrimmage Coleman bit center for one directly in two touchdowns and on 'Kitchen quick-kicked to Galin on Gentel tvef4 Oceasions stopped what looked 35 who was etoed by 1angdon On Gents' 43 Smith failed to gain at left like threatening drives by Rice tackle A pees Smith to Geisler was Most of the game was played in fo yards Oalin tried left on et good six Ruse territory The game wata mar- and was tackled hare ey Allison anti red by frequent fumbles most 0 fumbled Kitchen recovered for them on Rice's and numerous On Gents' 49 On a reverse Casper lost penalties for roughing were inflicted two A pass Wallace to Casper in an open field was dropped on leNth teams A pass down the center Walker to Although the playing was in Rice's Wallace was incomplete Kitchen kick territory during mot of the first ed beautifully Out of bounds on Ceti-- quarter the two elevens played on tenary eyard line almost eqnal terms Smith kicked to Walker on V's 45 Ile was Texas' first seore came about the thrown out of bounds by Baker on Centenary's 47 A pass behind middle pf the second period' when the line Walker to Casper lost 5 yards Fagan passed 24 yards to Rachel A pass Walker to Wallace incomplete across the Rice goal Baebel did not A fake pass by Walker gained 5 yards have to move out of his tracks to Hat-sten kicked over Keel line get the ball Pass Smith to Morgan was Incom Smith kicked to Walker on Riee -came within striking distance Smith ti's 40 who returned 'Wilson stopped Ps the seennti period ended when :1 aa- Harston otter a 2-yard gain A pass ed by a fumble a penalty and gains Harston to Graves was knocked down by comielly and Karnes it worked to by Parker A pass Walker to Langtion Textis 24-yard line Connelly passed failed Harston kicked to Oelin on Gen-to Hutzler over the goal but the tenary 10 Ile returned to his own 25 Harper hit right guard for 2 officials ruled the half had ended Smith kicked to Waucer On yard' before tile play started He returned to 31 Lawrence Jiirecka pn the first play of the cracked right tackle for 3 A pass fourth quarter jumped high in the Walker to Lawrence WWI knocked down air to intercept Fouke's pass Ile took by Ellakemore A pass Walker to Cast- It on the Riee 25-yard stripe and ram- per was dropped in a clear field Hers- ton kicked to Oslin on bled nerose for a touchdown aid Centenary 25 ed by was stopped by Taylor on Centenary 40 exeellent liloekintt Oslin made I at end Smith cracked Within three minutes of this score center but wag-Mopped by Graves and nuntlell intercepted another pass by Groseclomi without gain Smith kicked Fouke on the Owl line and out of bounds on 27-yard line Culark felled to gain at center aa the rtsturneal it five yards Johnston on two plays made 15 yards and Had- ended Score 0 1pck plunged tale for nine anti then SECOND QUARTER made it first down on the two-yard Kitchen was stopped at right tackle line Ile plunged off tackle for the Coleman hit center for 5 yards Kitchen geelre on the next play kicked to Oslin on Centenary IS He returned to Centenary 17 Smith made All of Texas' efforts at point after yard around left end Smith kicked to toitelplown were misplaecti Coleman on 40 He returned to ate in the fourth Rice started an I his 49 Lawrence failed at left end attack that carried it from its 20 Coleman made 4 but the play was cailed to the Texas 34 but the threat was back and penalized On cut short when Smith recovered a reverse Lawrence ran around left end for 14 yards before Weidman down le fmble ed him Kitchen made a first down on Texsa was in a scoring position Centenare 40 It was the first first down -7' twice in the final minutes pf the of the same period blit its passes failed to get On another double reverse Lawrence theta over ricked 4 catemat made 2 Lawrence The lineups: failed to find a hole at left guard Kitchen kicked out of bound on Cen- Rice-Iialey le Lauterbach (c) tenarl 4-yard line mith kicked to It Michelson Ig Lauterbach Coleman On COnteriary 45 He was Lagon rg Mae yr Barnes re thrown out of bounds on 40 A pass Clore lib Foake th Witt rh Letts 2taraton to Diggs was good on Cert fb tenary 27 A Coleman to Myers wag intercepted be Parker who was Texas-Grav le Niebuhr It Intirtt lg: Smith Pennington rg downed on Centenary' an-yard line Smith spun through right guard for Coetes rt: Sanger re Johnston qh a i'ards Oalin made a first down on Iladloek lb: Jarecka rb Laurence Centenary 40 Geleler cracked center fb for 9 yards Olin made 5 Geleler made Soore by periods-at center The play was called back Thee 0 0 0 0 and Centenary penalized 6 Oslin went trl around left end for a first down on Texas 0 6 0 12-1S 49 Scoring summary- A patte Smith to Oslin In a clear Texn9: scortna-Totielulowns: Beebet field was dropped A pass was attempt (srP4 tr Iladloekt Jurecka had- ed by SmIth but Perkins broke through lock and toe! him for a six-yard loss Smith qu kicked out ickly 0 4 Violets-Forte (Army) referee 11 IvA Ia bounds on I failed to find a hole at left rantella (Army) Umpire: Kinney tackle A pass Pulliam to Casper was tMiss A M) head lineman long liareton kicked out of bounds on Moon (American School of Osteo- his own 43 On a Spinner Smith made pathy) field juil-e one 'yard at center Smith's Pass to Os--lin woe Incomplete A fines Smith to Parker was intercepted by Pulliam who '-t-poPtre A I returned to 49 before Geisler Auburn Defeats i eto him Wallace made one at Pulliam around right end made 2 A I ulane 13 to 71 pp ilxe illitarrIttoonn tkoickLeaangtfloont1817na so ztin ccoemn tenary attempted 15 Incomplete 10 intercepted 1 pted 1 4 good for yards running plays gained tIS ar Centenary 133 ru nts: 17 17 for 011 yards Centenary 13 for 1St yards Penalties: 35 rards Centenary Il0 yards The playbY PinV: FIRST QUARTER won the toss and selected the touth goal Centenary kicked off Geie- ler kicked to Casper on the Frog five lie fumbled but recovered and returned to his own 46 before the safety roan got Nint A pass Kitchen to Langdon fail- Rd Wallace was stopped at end OStin Knoztked down Kitchen's pass to Lang- ton Kitchen kicked badly Out of bounds wi Centenary's 47 failed at end Dalin broke off tackle for a touchdown lut one of hike linemen was holding and 7entemary lost the score and drew a five- rard penalty Oslin made two Smith was stopped by Taylor after two yards Smith faked a pass tnd bit center where he fumbled after seven-yard gain Parker recovered tor 'entenary Smith punted to Coleman on is and be was run out of )ounds A pass behind line Coleman to kitchen was stopped at the line 01 cmmage Coleman bit center for one '('Itchen quick-kicked to Oelin on Gentte hn la's Atnymeta hv Lzinstdon On r----0 Dark Se 6et Cops $7500 Handicap I This is Tammas Olden Gyle 1- year-old Scottish Terrier who copped one of the blue ribbons in the recent dog show sponsored by the Junior League The dog isi owned by Dr and Mrs 8 Murchison of Fort Worth Iowa State Beats Missouri Tigers rs 1 Lowell Textile 0 City College 0 (tie) New Jersey State Teachers 0 Arnold 12 VI Bettors 47 Manhattan South Carolina IZ l' I Randolph-Macon 0 Richmond 27 Slippery Rock Teachers 6 Grove City 6 Indiana (Pa) Teachers 0 Fairmont Teachers 6 St Joseph Albright 47 LaSalle 6 West Chester 13 Dickinson Multienberg 6 GettysburC 0 Ohio Wesleyan ZO Denison 0 Mary 12 Georgetown 6 St Johns (Annapolis) 38 American University 7 Michigan 28 Chieago St Thonias 7 Springfield 6 Roston University 0 Boston College 2 Pitt It Notre Darne 0 Purdue 14 NVisconsin Guilford 32 Eastern Carolina Teachers King 0 Appa laehain State Teachers 14 Roanoke 12 Hampden Sydney Iowa 7-7: Minnesota 0-19 Missouri 7: Iowa State 11 Kansas 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Chester IN1 Dickinson 0 INlititlenberg 6 Gettysburg Ohio IVfSIPYSIM -s0 Denison 0 Mary 12 Georgetown 6 St Johns (Annapolis) 38 Amen can I'niversity 7 Michigan 28 Chleago St Titontas 7 Sprin gfield 6 Roston Unlyersity 0 Boston legs 25 LAUREL Md Oct Wheatley Stable's Dark Secret carrying' top weight of 125 pounds won the $7500 Washington Handicap here Saturday over a brilliant field of three-year-ohls and over The race was a co-feature of the final day of the Fall season at Laurel Albert liostwiek's Mate was second and 'Whitney's Mad Frump was third The race was over a mile and a quarter course Aggies Victors Special to The Star-Telegram STEPHEN VILLE Oct 28--Bullet passes from Sam Baugh to Will Walls and powerful line smashes by Wilbur (Cotton) Harrison gave the freshmen a 74) verdict over the John Tarleton Plowboys in a hot battle here Saturday afternoon The lone score came late in the last period after an aerial attaek launched by Baugh had carried the Frogs down the fiehl Within 12 yards of pay dirt Baugh circled end for eight yards On the next play he smashed through tackle for a touchdown Walter Roach added the point Coach Dutch Meyers team opened the game with a passing attack but the Plowboys managed to stop the first drive Although the Tarleton team played steady ball it was the freshmen's game from the start The losers never threatened to score Three times in the first half the Wogs got in scoring position but the Plowboys line held and Wog passes failed on one play Baugh parsed to Walls who caught the ball out of bounds and smashed into a goal post lie Was not badly hurt Scott McCall former Mason who was not due to play beeause of an ankle injury went in in the first period and remained He gained little ground The frosh tried 33 passes 16 were complete for 200 yards The Plowboys completed two for 30 yards The winners made 15 first downs to five for John Tarleton Baugh was the outstanding star of the game with Harrison and Walls also starring Most of the frosh team got into the tattle Stapp and Kinnard stood out for Tarleton along with Captain Hoover The lineup: and Roach ends Holt and Green tackles Savage and Ellis guards Hagler center Roberts and halves Harrison fullback Baugh quarter and Hoover ends Jenkins and Crook guards Todd and Cayce tackle Gunter center: StaPP and Word halves Kinnard full Howard quarter (Texas Christina) referee Adams (A umpire Brown (A M) linesman (CONTINUED PROM PAGE 1) AMES Iowa Oct 2S--A spirited drive in the final minutes gave Iowa State a 14 to victory over Missomi Saturday in a bitterly fought Big Six Conference vItme Halfback Bill Allender led the Cyclone attack reeling off several sin-able gains and scoring both touchdowns Missouri had tied the score at seven-all shortly before the Iowa state final touchdown drive ted lwa 'Ili 134 Cy- eh- en- ate dia0 Loyola Wins Over New Mexico 43-0 1 I 4 1 I 1 4 4 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 i I I 1 1 i 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I A Twenty-eight players composing the varsity football squad at the University of Maryland average exactly 21 years of age the er- 21 gmemmwmpmImm10amRwnowintimilmorstonoml ALBCQUERQUE Oct 2S Outplaying- their opppnents throughout Loyola College of Los Angeles W011 a 43 to 7 vietory over the University of New Mexico here Saturday For only one quarter and that the third did the Lobos show strength enough tp score and that came on a series of flashy firives executed by (nyt)n Ilayes Lobo backfield ace Loyola scored in all four periods Elza to Wrestle in Edwards' Place NAVY WINS BY SWIFT STROKES Bazaar Wins Big Purse at Laurel when Domingue and Reid plunged for a first down on Baylor 30-yard stripe Domingue then shot a zone pass to Reid for 22 yards Reid raced the remaining eight yards for touchdown Domingue kicked goal to give the Aggies a 7 to 0 lead at the halt Snapback Is Fatal-A fluke play gave the Farmers their second touchdown in the third period The Bears had the ball on their IS-yard line On the first down Baylor backs failed to handle the pass from center It sailed through them to their four-yard line where three Aggies pounced on the ball Couser plunged four times and carried it across lie place kicked goal The Bears made their lone touchdown in the fourth periqd After a long exchange of punts Petty broke through and nailed Couser for a loss on the fourth down when Conser fumbled a pass from center on a punt formation It gave the Bears the ball on the Aggies 12-yard line Jack Pearce dropped back to pass but was rushed Ile reversed his field and galloped for a touelolown Stringer kicked goal Afier this the Bears opened with a sentationa I Pass jug attack that swept tbon to the Aggies 21-yard line us the game ended The lincups: he Wea thers It Clem Ig Weatherby Norton rg Clark rt dames re: Stringer Ihb Pearce rhb Thornton (lb Bitchannu lb Texss A le Breedlove ig: Stitch Crow rg rt Robertson re: Kimbrough Barfield flab Couser gh Gregory fb Score by periods: Baylor A 7 A 0 7 7 4)-14 Baylor Scoring Touchdown: I ten ree Poi after touchdown Stringer A scoring: Tohdowns Reid rouser point after touchdown Domingne I ('onset We Make Sure You Get Your Money's Worth By giving your battery the authorized Willard "Service-tests" that will prolong it life and silve you trouble and inconvenience Le us show you shy people bay more Willards than any other battery There's a reason for it in the built in quality of a Willard a reason for it in the built- in quality of a Willard 0 I l- I Is PHILADELPHIA Oct 'Swift ly twice like a destroyer of the gridiron then retreating to safety when its Opponents' guns began to speak Navy 's veteran eleven threw two broadsides into a luckless Peon team here today to win their annual battle 13 to 0 before a crowd of 60taxi Right off the bat Navy's hard-hit-hug backs streaked 4S yards down the field to score before Penn conld get up its guard Big Fred Itorries Mid-die halfback bounced off tackle IT yards for the touchdown packing two Penn men across the last line draped On his six-foot frame Then for two full periods and the better part of a third the scrapping Quakers rallied to outplay the Midshipmen front here to Aim Time and LAUREL Ntd Oct Bradley's Bazaar won the added paldin Lore Jenkins Handicap a mile (lash for in the first of the two features on the closing day of the Fall meet at Laurel today The Brookmeade Stables Caraleado was second and the Eclair stud's Vicar was third Eddie Elza will replace Billy Edwards in the main event of the Fort Worth Athletic Association mat show at the Recreation Building Wednesday night Edwards wired Saturday that he would be unable to be here until a week from 'Wednesday and Elza was signed to take on Lee Myers in the main event In another feature match Joe Reno rough Italian meets Jack Gorman tough lad from San Angelo These two lave met twice before in matches that ended in draws The added attraction this week- pits Glen Wade a new coiner and a heavyweight against Roy Reynolds of ('incinnati It will be a one-fall bout Blacksmith Smith Dallas am! James (Dutch) Hefner clash in the special go Pat Swanson has been engaged to officiate Each of the 10 teams in the National Professional football league averages more than 200 pounds to the man with the Brooklyn Dodgers and Green Bay Packers weighing in at 209 pounds t----- Michigan Wallops 11 1) Ft Worth Battery Co Electrical Service and Auto Radios SIXTH and LAMAR rNIMINI1111111111 I A II 0 1 1 I 1 -c' I For Race Horse TACK See NOBBY HARNESS CC Phone 11-1603 304 Itou too Fort tVorth Texas NOBBY HARNESS CO Phone 11-1603 304 Itouotton I Fort tVorth Texas see NOBBY HARNESS CO Phone 3-1603 304 Houston Fort Worth Texas Chicago Ahwoon I ti-gin----t-hey thundered own into Navy territory- once reaching the seven- yard mark but each time their flame ion ee r1 xlaniilet stsis it tnhhgee Mn i(! Two STAGG FIELD Chicago Oct os fluttered and died before it could sear the Middies' goal line fumbles by Lima proved cotly roons falling 28 to 0 in a one-sided versity With two minutes left to play still striving desperately to get Over that football match viewed by n'1000 six-point bump Penn began throwing passes from its own territory DorSPENCER ABBOTT WILL ran Brown Quaker quarterbaek drifted baek to his own la-yard stripe PILOT ATLANTA CLUB looking for a reeeiver and was rushed off his feet by a charging Middie ATLANTA Oct Ab- But before he went down be bott veteran baseball man tonight raise4 his arm and pegged blindly out Wit named manager of the Atlanta toward the center of the field Lob Crackers of the Dornin Navy end was nut there all for next year Earl Mann will be bus- by himself Ile took the sphere on ness manager and 'till White Uni- his fincertips anti tripped blithely versify of Georgia coach will act as aeross Pens goal line to cap off a 811111birteisn(lwaninf(nirxmerrreBskri(t)onktlyorfi QhmtelLseaking afternoon for the scoot for the club the club WOMEN GOLFERS PLAY Brown Quaker quarterback ed back to his own 16-yard stripe ing for a reeeiver and was rushed Film feet by a charging Middie nt before be went down be 4 bis arm and pegged blindly out trd the center of the field Lob lin Navy end was nut there all limself Ile took the sphere on fingertips anti tripped blithely ss Penn's goal line to cap off a t-breaking afternoon for the kers --son-- 1MEN GOLFERS PLAY Arkansas Wins I (CONTINUED FROM PAGE lt) Colorado College 0 Denver 31 Montana Mines Montana State College 10 Presbyterian 26 IVofford ft Exeter 7 Vorcester Academy 21 Cumberland 0 University of the South 14 Delta State Teachers Lantbuth 7 West Iientuck Teachers 10 West Tenn Teachers MIssIsppI Teavhers 21 Louisiana College 6 Rose Poly 0 Franklin 26 Iowa State Teachers 0 6 Loyola 27 New Mexico 7 Farlham 26 Bluffton Di John Marshall 0 Fimilay College 110 7 Miami 44 31illsaps 7 Howard 27 Auburn 13 Tulane 7 31anchester Ilan State Gary College Central Normal Middle Tennessee Teachers 7 Murray Teachers 70 lamisville 0 13 7 7anglev Field 7 Augustana (Rock Island III) 14 31tornouth linos Ikloit 26 Dubuque 7 Northwestern College 12 University of Southern California 6 California 3 St Vivor 0 Valparaiso 20 l'otomae State 13 Shenandoah 0 Vymning 12 Colorado 7 St T1101113 7 Springfield 6 Niagara 6 Clarkson 7 vaqiington State Oregon State 2 Loyola 43 New University 7 Mankato Teachers 0 Wnona Teathern 12 Ripon 10 Lawrenee Stevens Point Teachers 8 TAerosse Arizona State Teachers College Of Tempe 0 Flagstaff Teachers 13 1 Oregon 7 University of California at Los Angeles Montana 6 Idaho 12 New Military Institute 7 Amarillo Junior College 7 (t)el Georgetown (RV) 0 Marshall 32 Tam Morris College (Jacksonville Texas) 0 Ouachita Junior College (Monroe) 0 (tie) Carroll 13 Lake Forest 6 Central 20 Buena Vista 18 Penn Iowa Wegleyan 6 1V3oming 12- Colorado 40 Wetsel Ig: Johnson Stamps rg Bray rt F'uttua re 11 Smith qb Turner lh ussell rh Shuford fb le: Mensel It: ninek 17: S11(911111(1 ritiernle rtt Benton rt Metter re: Murphy qh: Geiser lh Rucker rh Criswell ft) Sore by periods Sonthern 'Methodist 0 0 0 0-0 Arliansag 0 0 3-3 Arkansas meriting Geiser (field gon i Offielals --Iftleree Bell (Vanderbilt): umpire Olds (Tulsa): bend-linesman Moore (Georgia l'eehl field judge Campbell (Lake Forest) ROCKDALE IS VICTOR AT RIDGLEA ON MONDAY I RIDGLEA ON MONDAY tensry 10 where he was etopped by NE1V OIILENS Oct 2S--Tulane craves sellers made I yard at right guard The half ended before another went down to defeat 13 to 7 before piay could be run Auburn bore Saturday but two more Score 0 Centenary Int-tint-cm cif play might have told an- THIRD QUARTER Coleman kicked off to Smith on the eater etOry With five riiiiiites to go and tbe irtraidt a3a3 ball in midfield 'Milano opened a knocked down by Capper Smith made Tteiime attack that carried tho ball a yarda on a cutback through tenter to the five-yard line when the 'whistle tiels'er made first tiOWn on Centenary' blew entlity the game Auburn was 41 Os lin at left tackte picked up A more Afaalipeldanertrobthy tensistiths ra befnre the Pas'''ing an't line at hi': ipnlinaevr nttark and time alone prevented a at center failed to gain (eisier's Peen touchdown that wonbl have tied the to Smith was good on 10 Osito game and might have won it for Tu circled loft etol for a first down on lane hy It poiat Frogs' 29 Smith passed to Geialer fur Until the fourth qua-rter the ISains- boyveaSmalatht Tltanitialt were clearly the masters making downed him A palm Smith to Tillaneg game appear listless arid at was out of bounds Stpith pruteed across times stupid tbe goal line fur a touchbaek U's ball on own in) A double reverse failed Casper Math A yards at rght tackle Cntentan tailed to make first Georgia Downs kicked out 2- down at left guard Marston of bounds on OWn 43 Violets 25-0 Snill file to gain at right end miths peso to Harper Watt '1004 for five Oslin Made ftrst down on 25 A peas behlrol the line Smith to ATHENS Ga Oct made six smith failed to gain at left Ne York University's ends almost end On st quick opening at right tackle at win the University of Georgia Oldie made a first down on U's lin ade yards eelobrated homecoming Saturday by 42! at' in nSmad ite oa a a a left mnde aornthrea at rlght taaccienter A crushng i the Violets On their first 6l invasion of the South 25 to pate Smith to stacks was incomplete The Iittiliktgs of the South scored and the ili all went to on their In three of the four periods The own 20 Violets held theta scoreless In the Coleman failed at left tackle Cole third Saturday's victory gave three rot noati7al I elm a te 14a5 sat nal G1( ircakvea1 Wine tn WO in the annual -contest downed him on the re Parker made the Easterners two yards at right tackle Smith kicked to Coleman on 35 He wan downed by Heisler on 44 A Purdue Wallops i pass Moreton to Clark was incomplete tinnnry etopped Clark at right tackle The third tettrier ended FOURTH PERIOD I We isconsin 14 to 0- Kitchen attempted to pets but Gehl- sorad CI aosasta aKa ri tyc h4es ti kifirckgendt ohuitrnofforboatim41: CAM III NDA ST ADI UM Glum ro ac ad 3 lyardstd' male MAIMON Wit (Jet 41- Smith faltedo pass an yard yard touchdown by Jim Carter Smith's past to GitlinAC was incomplete and a spectacular 55-yard pass from smith kicked across the Frog goal line Kitchen quick kicked to Smith on Fr ell Hecker to Duane Pun-itt 'ear- Centenary 40 Ile returned to noel Purdue to a 14 to 0 triumph 4et Oturnac was Stopped at right guard over Wtsconsin today in a thrilling clumac nuote I more at right end but rig Ten football battle before 30000 Krilow of wa offside on this homecoming fans play and IL was pelletized 6 yards Hensler made 1 yard at right tackle Heisler Wall etopped for no gain at center Smith kicked across' goal I line Gophers IIustle On double reverse Casper failed to gain at right end Harper stopped a basket pass Camper to Langdon A fake To Beat IoWa purt was good for 9 yards I Kitchen ptinteti to chum on cehtenari 30 and he was pulled down by lwailaeo MINNEAl'OLIS Oct 28---Minne- on Centenary 41- Smith lost 'Li yard at gota's bustling young team defeated right end weidman made yards Jown 19 to 7 in a homecoming game smith peened to Grislier for Me yard today Julius Alphonse stiitituinOre Smith kicked to Walker who fumbled 1 In If who she red ground gaining bon- but recovered on 14 ors with Pug Lund scored twice Diek Parker tackled Casper hard after a i Crane ntercepted a 'Minnesota pass lateral at right end and recovered for in the four period and ran 50 Yards Centenary as Casper fumbled on to wore 14-yard line wa penalized iANILtJL STADI UM MJ)1t)N 'Wis Oct 41- yard touchdown 41h by Jim Carter and a tweetacular 55-yard pass from Fred Hecker to Duane Purvis ea ti nd Purdue to i 14 to 0 triumph over Wtsconsin today in a thrilling rig Ten football battle 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