Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 8

-MONDAY NOVEMBER 19 1934 idoNE ILI AsoNE FORT WORTH STAR-ITLEGRAM-MORNING 310NDAY NOVE31BER 19 1934 -z Only This Morning Crovi 4- Crowning of Rice Owls Remains 9 UALIFYI TOURNEY NE FOR WOMEN 'iTyv 2 01 Formality I as Mere kC 4n Lose One of iri i virT i i 11 Ntaltt li-HOWARD III 4179A RV I Port P( a '116141116 'Ob" WAWA- 161111WM W1MAWW 11W War tha'ika 4-1 si 11 '1 -kvvzcxvcyciztelv--- HOWARD PAYNE Is CHAMPION OF CONFERENCE PAYNE 7 Is CHAMPION OF CONFERENCE Many any z11 a killtiiiiipitytio my xylLLIJoyd Frogs Meet Kittsmen in Houston Texas Takes On Porkers Friday and Plays Baylor Porkers Friday and By LeRoy Menzing menzIng rs Frank Goldthwalte to Defend Crown Stars Praclke all'Rver Cres Course Victories by St Edward's Mc Murry Bring Crown to Yellow Jacket Eleven WM 1 -1N'-'Ni 111 ''11111j' II -3-'11''''It- Vritiloh- ''''f 1 Mrs Frank Goidthwaite to Defend Crown Stars A --14-414 k0r Nx- NA 47 '''N ictories by 'St Edward's Practke at' Myer Cres Course -4-z----'--7---- N'N--'-k to 4'v mcmurry Bring Crow A ttor---- Yellow 'Jacket Eleven i'J r-1kvi Al tfi -q) A py 4 AVAI la zi4 Ale Headed by many state and sectional champions a large field of women golfers Will tee off at 9 o'clock this morning for the qualifying round of the second annual invitation tournament of the Fort Worth Women's Golf Association The event will be staged at River Crest Country Club -4 Mrs Frank Goldthwaite Fort Worth's state champion for the past Clown Team of two seasons and a member of the United States team this Summer Altrock Schacht will be the defending champion She is also expected to make a strong bid for medalist honors today Has Dissolved Mrs Wallace Here Clown Team of Altrock Schacht Has Dissolved Headed by many state and sectional champions mpions a large field of omen golfers will tee off at 9 o'clock this morning for the qualifying round of the second annual invitation tournament of the Fort Worth Women's Golf Association The event will be staged at the River Crest Country Club 4 Mrs Prank Goldthwaite Port Wi seven in clue title el are UP A ba tither or two teams 1 Vernon vine PI tL Beal the lea Ranger land Tech I cana Beaum( Gene of Not fact re Yellow best re Is Cow and un points There 5 off ensi the be teams hi se ti el or tve the Rang land Tech cana fob: ecGsttlse Beau Yell( IS a and Inert offer the 1 tea BY LEROY MENZING- Crowning of the Rice Owls as the 1934 rulers of the Southwest Conference remains only a mere formality An even split in their two remaining games one of which is with the Horned Frogs Saturday afternoon at Houston will give the Feathered Flock the title Even if they should lose to the Frogs the Owls' hopes will not be dimmed as the Baylor Bears come next and Jimmy Kitts' team does not have the habit of losing games this year especially two straight Consequently early congratula- tions are in order for the Owls On winning their first Southwest Con- Conference ference football championship It also is Kitts' first year as their foot- Grid Dope Conferenceptidin ball coach as his duties heretofore have been on the basket ban whire he acquired the habit of Pet Pt! op winning championships while at Rice 4 0 0 1000 61 li Athens High School before going 2 1 1 625 45 '22 Texas 2 1 1 625 61 51 to Rice 2 2 0 500 76 55 Arkansas 2 2 1 500 43 34 John McCauley and Bill Wallace Texas A 1 3 1 300 23 50 a pair of the conference's best backs Baylor 0 4 0 000 25 75 have been the juggernauts in the -Tea Season's Standing Pet Pts Op attack that carried the Owls into ntex A 1 8 0 1 1000 170 37 the football kingdom They are the 6 1 2 557 192 'in two that the Frogs will have to I 4-ell! 6 2 1 750 140 73 6 3 0 657 157 55 50 stop Saturday afternoon at Houston Arkansas 4 3 1 571 76 if they are to boast of the distinc-1 Teas Baylor 2 5 2 286 71 147 tion of beating the Owls 2 6 0 250 78 103 Last Week's Results Conferencew5tat Tnding Pct ptcop Rice 4 0 0 1000 61 15 2 1 1 625 45 22 Texas 2 1 1 625 61 52 2 2 0 500 76 SG Arkansas 2 2 1 500 43 34 Texas A 1 3 1 300 23 80 Baylor 0 4 0 000 25 75 Season's Standing Pct PtsOp Rice 8 0 1 1000 170 37 6 1 2 857 192 50 Texas 6 2 1 750 140 73 6 3 0 657 157 ss Arkansas 4 3 I 571 76 50 Texas A 2 5 2 288 71 147 Baylor 2 6 0 250 78 103 Last Week's Results onference 1 Dope ice 05 pt44 53s 0 2:24 4 0 0 1000 61 15 2 1 1 625 61 52 2 2 0 500 76 55 1 3 1 300 23 60 0 4 0 000 25 75 Standing Pct 105013 8 0 1 1000 170 37 6 1 2 857 192 50 6 2 1 750 140 73 Al 3 0 657 157 66 4 3 1 571 76 50 2 5 2 284 3 71 147 2 6 0 250 78 103 ek's Results BY LEROY ME Crowning of the Rice Owls as An even split in their two remal Southwest Conference remains onl ith the is Horned Frog Houston will give the Feathered they should lose to the Frogs the dimmed as the Baylor Bears come team does not have the habit of especially two ght early -congratula- th tons are in order for Owls on driC dD f1)nee 1 winning their first Southwest Con- on :1: ference football championship It also is Kitts' first year as their foot- ball coach as his duties heretofore have been on the basket ball whire he acquired the habit of Tea Contereitce Standin Pct Pt! mg championships while at Rice 4 0 0 OP 1000 61 IS wum- Athens High School before going sT- m- exits 2 1 1 625 45 22 76 to nice 2 1 1 625 61 52 2 2 0 500 66 Zli "4 "vrw-- -)t VI irt' 4: 4 1: ---1- 4- -1) 4 4 BASE6414 tN rio)7 'Q' 1-C-Y 16446 i -I A t'' s1' -''it----- -74-N ''11ci- i-10e8 --Y: :4 ''''---J''-'- itt tre' 'k 14 iI1 V' 7 it11 --a' 1tzV y-f 4 PN'' 't ti i- do 1-t 1 -4' may have to play its game with the Rice Owls in the hospital Six of the Frogs were forced to tmdergo medical treatment at a hospital atter the Texas game for inJ ur ies ranging from a broken nose to broken ribs Wilbur (Cotton) Harrison 8- ig grkie tamed the i injury on i iffi I left side and is not expected to be able to play against the Owls but Should be ready for the Mustangs The others HARRISON however will be back in there against the Owls if they respond to medical treatment and their injuries are such that it is believed by physicians that they will The injuries were: Tracy Kellow knocked down shoulder Darrel Lester injured knee Tiny Godwin ruptured kidney Wilson Groseclose broken nose and Scott McCall reinjury to the knee which has bothered him all season IT-- may Rhave Oto Rlay its garne with the ice ws in the the Frogs were forced to six hospital of tmdergo medical treatment at a the Texas game for injuries i ranging from a i br to en nose broken i Wilbur (Cotton) lia-r-ri-s-on-7-s-u-s--- tamed the 1 injury on i a left side and is not expected to be able to play against the Owls but ihould be ready for the Mus- :401 tangs WASHINGTON Nov 18 M-- Baseball's notorious burlesque clowns Al Schacht and Nick Alt-rock have played their final act Their long fun-making partnership has been dissolved Al has chosen to cast his baseball future with the Boston Red Sox The Washington Senators have released him in order that he might follow Manager Joe Cronin to Boston as third base coach For a decade the dark slender tall Schacht and the chubby Altrock have thrown Washington baseball fans into convulsions of laughter by their pregame antics OICLAftattA kOlt atitUJOIJAteE NILAUTARoPisi AAP SPorzrsA4A-0 oil l' iii ''1 kl 44V 54 4 4 '4's'-' i i S11' 1 4W'Pl t- ao APEACt 4'' i AMUSE i4c 4 ItY 4 ri: Av 1- 4r AtE ---1---- Ad 1ki Vi 4V- lo fit 11 Isk rwe "1 OIL ClatiliCLUJA0411D' li AAAA112Eo ell 0- -6- -VI' i OW Tap LAUAR I sr PE At'J 1 ALND 130Y3 0uc41-r- ro 6-iti- 44 tett SPOerSA4A-0 --'1 kifi FLEOSIV OF A MUSE MEAT be4-An117- ar xTexas 20 19 10 Arkansas A at Dallas xRiee 25 Texas A 6 at College Station Centenary 7 Baylor 0 at Shreveport Friday's Games xTexas (6) vs Arkansas (20) at Pap etteville Saturday's Games xT 426) vs Rice (3) at Housto6 xSoutheris Methodist (I) vs Baylor 413) at Waco xConterenee game Saturday's Touchdowns Wallace Rice Steen Rice Friedman Rice nuke Rice Fowler Texas A Shuford Rucker Arkansas Wolfe (2) Texas Hilliard Texas Walls Roach Jordan I Saturday's Field Goal Orr Saturday's Points From Placement Sylvester Rice Orr Hilliard (2) Texas Jordan 19 'Souses A at Dallas A 6 at College nor at Shreveport F's Games Lrkanaas (20) at ray ty' Games I Rice (3) at Houatc46 Set (7) vs Baylor 413i Touchdowns xisac Field Goal to From PlaCeMertt 'as It was just the reverse in 1932 when several of the Frogs' outstanding players were put in the hospital by the Rice Owls Ben Boswell sustained a cracked vertebrae in that game Blanard Spearman a wrenched back Richard (Red) Oliver broken jaw and Madison Pruitt wrenched knee Sales Trades to Hold Spotlight in Baseball Session 12413 Alfkightill000rred I Aasecistodi Prams Co- 2 019 2 Major Undefeated Kellowts injury Saturday gave Solon Holt 185-pound reserve guard from Kaufman an opportunity and he made the most of it playing the outstanding game on the line for the Frogs Drew Ellis husky sophomore from Perryton will replace Harrison and the youngster isn't expected to weaken the Frogs' front line defense He played practicaliy the entire game with Tulsa and was a star until injured the latter part of the contest Untied Teams in IJ -Spectat to The Star-Telegrams ABILENE Nov 18--Without playing in a conference game last week Howard Payne's Yellow Jackets won the championship of the Texas Conference The trick was turned by St Edward's University and Mc Murry College which wore out Austin College and Southwestern respectively the last remaining teams with a mathematical chance to win the title or tie for it Austin was eliminated when St Edward's matched the Kangaroos' two touchdowns and added a safety to win by 15 to 13 in a thriller at -Sherman Friday night Southwestern fell 13 to 0- here Saturday afternoon as the McMurry eleven won its first victory In five conference starts With Red Jefferies playing sensationally in the line and the whole backfield sharing honors McMurry clearly outplayed the Pirates Indian scoring however was delayed until the third period when Pool praciced off-tackle for 19 yards and one touchdown and Harless blasted the center of the line for another from the one foot marker Reveal Offense Abilene Christian finally unveiled an offense and rolled up a dozen first downs to Daniel Baker's four but had to come from behind in the fourth period to get a 6-6 tie with Daniel Baker Elbert Andelson cut back over tackle for six yards and the Wildcats' score while Daniel Baker got its touchdown in the second frame when Pete Roach blocked a punt picked up the ball and trotted over the goaL Two thousand high schol students from 75 West Texas towns guests of A formed half the crowd for the performance Howard Payne remained undefeated by taking the measure of Schreiner Institute 19-13 in a spectacular game Taylor bucked the winning score across late in the game after completing a long pass to Ntmnally Archer's 55-yard runback of a punt and a pass -from Stmderman to Wedeman produced the other Jacket tallies Cowboys Trimmed Trinity University lost a 21-9 decision to North Texas Teachers of the Lone Star Conference Hardin-Simmons after scoring early on a field goal by Captain Winter was trimmed by College of Mines 13 to 3 on the El Paso field Saturday Four teams will take a layoff this week to get in better shape for their Thanksgiving Day contests but there will be two conference games and one outside the league Southwestern and Daniel Baker members of a quadruple-tie for third place will clash at Georgetown and the Hardin-Simmons Cowboys will close their campaign in a game at Abilene with the Austin Kangaroos Howard Payne has a breather in its mill with Westmoreland from San Antonio The conference calendar: Results Last week McMurry 13 Southwestern St Edward's 15 Austin College 13 Daniel Baker 6 A 6 College of Mines 13 Hardin-Simmons North Texas 21 Trinity 9 Howard Payne '19 Schreiner 13 Standings Pct Howard' Payne 4 0 1 900 St Edward's 2 1 2 600 McMurry 1 1 3 500 Southwestern 2 2 1 500 Daniel Baker 1 1 2 500 Austin 2 2 2 500 Hardin-Simmons 1 2 1 375 tSt zowarcra 2 1 2 600 Mc Murry 1 1 3 500 Southwestern 2 2 1 500 Daniel Baker 1 1 2 500 Austin 2 2 2 500 Hardin-Simmons 1 2 1 875 spectate The Star-Telegrams ENE ingABiniLacon Nfer9evncel8 play- Howard Payne's Yellow Jacketswon the championship of the Texas Con- ference The ity and trick taurnedcbmyurSrty Col- war lege which wore out Austin Col- lege and Southwestern respective- ly the last remaining teams with a mathematical chance to win the title or tie for it Austin was elimi- nated when St Edward matched the Kangaroos' two touchdowns and On hand Sunday far practice rounds were Mrs Tom Wallace of Tulsa winner over Mrs Goldthwalte in the national tournament this year Miss Edna Saenger of Shreveport 18-year-old Louisiana champion Mrs Aubry Cahn the 1932 Louisiana titlist Mrs Lee Wilson of San Antonio state municipal champion and many others who have been making championship flights for several seasons The test round will be over the 18-hole route A close race for first-day honors is expected with the prospects that a low 80 score would be needed Also on hand Sunday for a practice round was Babe Didrikson the Dallas girl athlete who made such a great showing in the last Olympics Miss Didrikson has been playing golf for several seasons and has been showing steady improvement She shot in the eighties in a practice round last week Others Practice Others who played Sunday were Mmes Jordan Carter and John Mays municipal stars Mrs Jimmie Webb and Hury of San Antonio Miss Nell Mooney of Sherman and several others The 32 low qualifiers today will go into the championship bracket The first round of match play is due on Tuesday and that night the 16 winners will be offered in a Calcutta pool at the clubhouse One round of match play is due each day until Saturday when the 36-hole finals will be played Late entries will be accepted at the No 1 tee A long driving contest is due on Tuesday and mixed foursome play is scheduled on Friday Starting times and pairings for the qualifying round are: Unless home town la given player Is from Fort Worth Stanfield and Mn Lee Wilson San Antonio James West San Antonio and Mrs Hattie Collins Hum San Antonio and Mrs Pauline French Tate San Antonio and Miss Anna Bland Thompson 13en Harrison Austin and Mrs John Mays Deane Van Laughingham Charlotte and Mrs Bowen George Thompson and Mn Tom Wallace Tulsa Okla 13 Stark and Mrs Hamilton 1 Abney San Antonio and Mn Jordan Babe Didrikson Dallas and Mrs Nellie Levy New Orleans Aubrey Cahn Shreveport and Mrs Cardona Carter and Miss Nell Mooney Rochon Wichita Falls and Mrs Frank Goldthwalte Berta Thrash Lubbock and Mrs Windsor Jones Winger and Mn Dan Chandler Dallas A Dowling Kansas City and Edna Saenger Shreveport La Foster Jennings and Mrs McCubbin Kansas City Yarbrough and Mn Barron Mineral Wells Bears Beat Giants In Final Seconds With Field Goal Giants 1 Seconds Field Goal I Walter Roach's play against the Longhorns continued brilliant and the 175-pound end won himself further recognition for a berth on the All-Southwestern Conference team Another All-Conference man performed in the game He was Sanger of Texas one of the best wingmen that has opposed the Frogs this year and if his play has been of such quality in other battles his name can't be left off the mythical eleven "Roach Is the best end I've seen this year" said Coach Dutch Meyer yesterday "That's including all of the games we've played too He's All-Conference if there ever was one" Only Tie on Record No other eleven has stopped that pair and no team has defeated the Owls a 9 to 9 tie with the Louisiana State Tigers early in the season being the worst that Rice has fared Loyola Creighton Purdue Texas A Arkansas and Arts and Industries have fallen before the powerful marches of McCauley and Wallace The Owls' ambitions 'against the Frogs will be to keep their undefeated record intact and perhaps gain an invitation to the Rose Bowl an honor for which they are deserving of much consideration The Frog-Owl game is one of three on the conference schedule with Texas meeting Arkansas Friday afternoon at Fayetteville and playing Baylor at Waco Saturday afternoon in the other contests The Texas Aggies will remain idle to make preparations for their Thanksgiving game with Texas Last Hopes Blasted The Frogs' last hopes of gaining at least a tie with the Owls for the title were blasted by the Texas Longhorns 20 to 19 Saturday The Frogs lost through failure to add the point after touchdown a phase of play at which they've been excellent aU year Hugh Wolfe of Stephenville played "Wolf over the River" with the Frogs scoring two of the Longhorns' touchdowns while Bohn Hilliard raced to the other One of Wolfe's pay dirt trips was for 64 yards While the Longhorns gained on running plays the Frogs took to the air for their touchdowns These same aerials are expected to bother the Owls who have shown a weakness against passes this year However the Owls have a more potent running attack than the Longhorns and will tear into the Frog line for gains The Owls continued their tmdefeated pace Saturday by walloping the Texas Aggies 25 to 6 at College Station As usual it was Bill Wallace that led theOwl attack Face Tough Game Texas jumped into a tie with for second place through its win over the Frogs but the Longhorns are facing a tough assignment in meeting the Porkers at Fayetteville T1te Porkers were victorious 20 to 6 last year at Austin and only Saturday threw a scare into before losing 10 to 6 at Dallas The celebrated Mustang aerial circus was needed in the closing minutes of play to beat the Porkers The Porkers also telck to the air for their touchdown 30-yard pass Jordon to Paul Rucker putting the ball on the one yard line from where Choice Rucker went over The Mustangs should have little fear of losing their second place position in meeting the Bears at Waco The Bears were defeated 7 to 0 by Centenary Saturday LOUISVILLE Ky Nov 18 M-- gale and trade of players will be the most important business of executives gathering here for the conVention of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues 1 Many big deals are sure to be eompleted at the meeting which will run Wednesday through Friday The attendance of 1090 is expected to include representatives of every Minor and major league in the United States as well as most of the garne's leading stars American Association club officers will meet Monday in preliminary session Transfer of the franchise of the St Paul club to a group of the city's business organizations and sport loving individuals is expected to be effected then The trade has been arranged and awaits only the formal transfers of papers The association meeting will discuss merits of the playoff system of awarding the pennant now in use A new contract with the International League for the Little World Series is on the agenda The new arrangement is eutected to reduce the series from nine games to seven Judge Bramham president of the association will preside over the business sessions which begin Wednesday The national convention routine program is expected to be light as there are few proposals for constitutional changes A member of the executive committee will be elected to succeed 7 Alvin Gardner president of the Texas League whose term has expired He is not expected to ask another term Early arrivals for the convention were optimistic about the future of baseball The 1934 season was more successful than the year before Five more leagues were in operation An association membership of 25 leagues next year is expected to be indicated by the report of Joe Carr promotional director Governor Ruby Laffoon will ad dress the baseball convention Lieutenant Governor A Chandler will be toastmaster at the annual association banquet Thursday night a i i 11' 4 1 1 )' i a I I 1 4 a a 11 4 i -1 Despite the fact that he failed to add the points after touchdown which would have meant victory Taldtm Manton played a fine game for the Frogs Until Saturday he had kicked 15 of his 16 tries for point after The High eight against Harves Paso and game have Last cinch titles club beatin Distri( Jeffers confer vile all ot lost a The ation The 1 Plains victor Lubbc Pamp the be set game Bre leadir ably I two Breck Dentc 34-7 The wh the Steer El 4 titl In Verni a tie nah be No in appe 4-10M1 18-0 to Distr Parr ite 1 uncle i In iue 111 dows 'the the forci with state Gs eve easy efrrs shal tied ea chal reno on 1 Viet 12 Of the mom Ji thu ton the the pea atol C( a I pre rar kes to fir ton thi abe At UI ht I 1 etc TII eigh Bar Pas( and gam haw( eine title club beal Dist Jeff coni n( yi The nisuT icaeitt be gan lea( abl: twc Brc Del 342 the Ste 4 Ve a 1 I nal lel be in )111) Hc 211 to Di Pa 01 Ha 1)3 dc th th fo st tin el at ea el a 1: iv 1 0 sti It ti 1 1 Arb NEW YORK Nov 18 Chicago Bears came within 50 seconds of their fir st defeat in the National Professional Football League Sunday but a field goal by Jack ganders in the last minute of play pulled the game out of the fire and left the Bears still tied for the western section lead with the Detroit Lions The Bear-Giant game ended 10 to 9 A touchdown by Ken Strong and a saftey gave the New York Giants a 9 to 0 lead over the Bears as late as the fourth period In that session however Beattie Feathers skirted right end for 12 yards and a touchdown and Manders converted to leave the visitors only two points behind Then Link Lyman recovered a fumble by Max Krause Giapts' halfback on the New Yorkers' 33- Yard line Manders and Bronko Nagurski piled through to the 26-yard line With 50 seconds to play Manders dropped back and booted a field goal from the 24-yard line to give the Bears their tenth successive victory It was the Giants' first home defeat in 13 consecutive games A record crowd of 60000 saw the battle Detroit meanwhile had a much easier time rolling up victory No 10 The Lions scored in every period to wallop the St Louis Gunners 40-7 before a crowd of 13000 rain-soaked fans Glen Presnell taking over the quarterback post vacated by the injured Dutch Clark scored two of Detroit's touchdowns and booted four extra points Ernie Caddell also scored two touchdowns the others going to Gutowslcy and Ebding Paul Mqss tallied for the Gunners on a long run after taking a pass from Rapp Brooklyn and Boston went into a Percentage tie for second place in the eastern section where the Giants are pace-setters by whipping Pittsburgh and Philadelphia respectively Ralph Kercheal scored all of Brouldyn's points taking a 20-yard pass from Chris Cagle and running 20 yards for a touchdown and booting a 24-yard field goal as the Dodgers won 10-0 Cliff Battles scored two touchdowns as Boston downed Philadelphia 14-7 In the fifth game of the day the Chicago Cardinals whipped the Green Bay Packers 9-0 to even the season's series at one victorY each Homer Griffith scored a touchdown after a 65-yard run and Smith kicked a field goal from the 22- yard line for the Cardinal points Nov 18 ame within 50 sec- first defeat in rofessional Football but a field goal by the last minute he game out of the Bears still tied for tion lead with the le Bear-Giant game by Ken Strong and New York Giants ar the Bears as late -iod In that session Feathers skirted yards and a touch- ers converted to rS only two points ik Lyman recovered ax Krause Giapts' New Yorkers' 33- ars And Bronko Na- nigh to the 26-yard to play Man- ack and booted a the 24-yard line to ieir tenth successive le Giants' first home asecutive games A of 60000 saw the while had a much kg up victory No 10 in every period St Louis Gunners vwd of 13000 rain- taking over the vacated by the in- irk scored two of and booted Ernie Caddell also hdowns the others Cl and Ebding Paul the Gunners on a Laking a pass from Boston went into a or second place in where the Giants by whipping Pitts- delphia respective- Leval scored all of taking a 20-yard Cagle and running uchdown and boot- field goal as the 0-0 Cliff Battles as Boston phia 14-7 Inc of the day the als whipped the kers 9-0 to even les at one victory fah scored a touch rard run and Smith goal from the 22- Cardinal points Kansas State and Huskers Unbeaten In Big Six Race A 1 2 1 375 Trinity 0 3 1 125 Games This Week Thursday Westmoreland vs Howard Payne at Brownwood College vs Hardin-Simmons at Abilene Daniel Baker vs Southwestern at Hugh Wolfe the lad from Stephenville was Texas' most brilliant back His play overshadowed that of Bohn Hilliard Bill Pitzer and the rest of the Longhorn backs Hilliard did score one touchdown for the Longhorns but he couldn't compare with Wolfe Saturday It isn't the first game that Wolfe has starred and he'll bear consideration when the All-Conference berths are passed out Baseball news will begin crowding football this week with the National convention at Lout svine Ky Business Manager Roy Meehan of the Fort Worth Cats left here Saturday night and before he returns within a week he expects to have practically built up the club for 1935 He has several deals in minct most important of which is the acquiring of a player-manager Meehan is considering several candidates Two of the applicants are Dick Whitworth and Clarence Jonnard of the 1934 club NEW YORIC Nov 18 mainly to a violent outburst of football fratricide in the East featuring the highly dramatic conquest of Yale's amazipg "iron men" over Princeton and including all told the abrupt demise of three notable winning streaks the seemingly irresistible gridiron forces of Minnesota and Alabama stood alone Sunday as the only major college aggregations neither nor tied The consecruenc- is that Alabama's Crimson Tide now seems the odds-on choice to thunder along to the Rose Bowl and collide with Stanford's powerhouse in the annual New Year's Day intersectional classic unless some unexpected eleventh-hour means can be found for the galloping Gophers to hurdle the Big Ten barrier to such extra-curricular activity Minnesota by something approaching popular acclamation remains the Nation's No 1 football team but thcre's no prospect proving it to the complete satisfaction of those offering rebuttals on behalf of the few surviving unbeaten teams of the South and Far West Dreams Shattered Championship dreams were rudely shattered Saturday for four of the major teams entering Saturday's fray with spotless records Yale's eleven "iron men" playing the entire game without a single substitution achieved the most startling Eastern upset in years by overthrowing Princeton 7 to 0 thereby ending a 15-game winning streak for the Tigers Syracuse unable to capitalize its superior power had its Rose Bowl hopes blasted by Colgate's seventh straight victory over the Orange forces 13 to 3 Navy outclassed by the mighty Pittsburgh Panthers came toppling from its high perch to the lopsided tune of 31 to 7 Meanwhile Illinois was knocked from the Big Ten race as well as out of the unbeaten class by a 7-3 comeback victory for Wisconsin which now offers the only remaining barrier to Minnesota's "unstop-- pables" The day's backwash also engulfed one of the outstanding little fellows 'hen' Depauw of Indiana after a two-year unbeaten march was upset by Wabash 7 to 6 and Cornell added V) the East's spectacular developments by surging back to trounce Dartmouth 21 to 6 after losing four straight games Alabama-Plays randy Only a handful of majo- teams remain in the race for national championship honors with Minnesota and Alabama still well out in front as the result of their latest conquests gained in typically smashing style While the Gophers were blasting Chicago 35 to 7 with Stan Kosta and Pug Lund setting a terrific paca the Crimson Tide rolled over Georgia Tech 40 to 0- with the aid of a deadly barrage of Howell-to-Hutson passes Vanderbilt is now the only obstacle in the path of another Alabama jaunt to the Rose Bowl and it doesn't seem likely the Commodores can check the ter- rible Southern tidal wave Stanford and Rice each rampant so far in their respective zones of combat loom foremost among the teams that have been tied but not defeated although Tersple Louisiana State and the Utah Aggies en- joy the same status in the standing- of the major clubs -tar'ord this week faces thp "hitt -am with California and the Golden Bears served notice they will be no set up by the ferocious way they mauled Idaho 45 to 13 Saturday while Stanford was tuning up nay While Stanford -was tuning tti with a 40-0 victory over the Olympic Club Can't Be ignored No rating of the teams or any discussion of the outstanding aggregations is complete however without taking Pittsburgh Ohio and Colgate into account Each of this trio has tasted one bitter defeat But they can't be ignored on that account While Pitt and Colgate were demolishing a pair of winning streaks Saturday Ohio State enjoyed a historic field day at the expense of the battered Wolverines of Michigan The 34-0 triumph of the Buckeyes most sweeping they have ever gained over Michigan marked a new "low" for the Wolverines who have now lost all five of their Big Ten games and six out of seven contests played this season Meanwhile football's underdogs all over the country can take fresh inspiration from Yale's victory which must be put down as one of the finest team and coaching achievements in years The Elis exploded the bubble of Princeton invincibility In the Tiger's own lair in full view of 52000 astounded spectators and with an "iron man" team that was a throwback to the good old days when the only way they could get a player off the field was to carry him off The avalanche of Princeton manpower thundered twice but was rolled back by the boys in blue who fought savagely and successfully to protect the lead gained on a 41-yard touchdown pass from Jerry Roscoe to Larry Kelley a rangy ballhawk who dashes 25 yards through most of the bewilderedalger team to score Sweet Triumph In the long and cherished history of this rivalry Yale has accomplished many an upset but it is doubtful if any triumph was ever sweeter to the Blue's cohorts than Saturday's The jittery and butter-fingered Tigers played like the Detroit Tigers did in the first game of the baseball World Series Yale now turns to Harvard for the Blue's final game and a chance to win the championship of the reunited Big Three for the first time since 1924 The Crimson tuning up Saturday with a 47-3 romp over New Hampshire will be the underdog next Saturday- but that may prove no disadvantage whatever Army and Notre Dame old and fervid rivals furnish the other headliner of the week with their annual battle in the Yankee Stadium The Cadets saved their regulars Saturday in disposing of the Citadel 34 to 0 and hope to gain revenge for last year's 1-point defeat which spoiled an otherwise perfect season for West Point Notre Dame finally unwrapped some of its tremendous power to beat Northwestern 20 to 7 and undoubtedly has plenty saved 111D for the Soldiers 'Clearcut Advantages Rice in the Southwest and Utah State in the Rocky Mountain have clearcut advantages in the conference championship races but the sectional situation otherwise is still somewhat scrambled Rice bowled over Texas A 25 to 8 for the Owls' fourth conference victory while Utah State Made it five straight at the expense of the Colo-redo Mines 37 to- Two former top-ranking teams were tumbled further down the list as Arkansas lost to Southern Methodist 10-6 and Utah University fell before Colorado Aggies 14-6 Nebraska and Kansas State rivals for the Big chamnionship had narrow squea': 1 The Huskers booted a 3-0 decision over Kansas while Kansas State (TURN- TO PAGE -11- COLUMN in (TURN TO PAGE -11- COLUMN a) St Illary's Gaels Beat Santa Clara Women Poloists To Play Sunday KANSAS CITY Nov 18 rendered by the narrow margins of a safety and a field goal left Nebraska and Kansas State unbeaten in Big Six football rivalry Sunday- Held scoreless for three and one-half periods by the stubborn defensive-minded Kansas Jayhawkers Saturday Nebraska used a field goal from placement booted out of the mud by Virgil Yellin reserve end to remain as the favorite to win the title again Kansas State came through with an 8 to 7 victory over Oklahoma with a touchdown made on a double lateral Elder to Stoner to Quarterback Dick Armstrong and a safety when Dean Griffing center caught the injured Sooner tackle Cash Gentry trying to punt from behind his goal line The defeat gave Oklahoma at least a tie for third place in the final standing SAN FRANCISCO AND LOYOLA BATTLE TO TIE LOS ANGELES Nov 18 Two strong defensive football teams University of San Francisco and Loyola staged a stubborn 0-0 tie battle Sunday on the soggy Gilmore Stadium gridiron before 10000 persons Coach Tom Lieb's line staved off San Francisco's last-minute rush to prevent a defeat With only two minutes to go Halfback Bacciarini broke away for nine yards to the Loyola 36 after intercepting Lubisich's pass On fourth -down he threw a long pass intended for Bugge Interference was called on the 13-yard line as the eligible receiver was cut down before he could handle the ball With less than a minute to play Peterson stepped back to his 20 and attempted a place-kick that was low and wide Neither team could muster anything like an offense The naming of manager probably will be Meehan's first business at the meeting as the field boss should have much to' say about the building bf the club which he will lead "I have several trades in mind but I want to wait and see what the manager I appoint wants before closing any of them" said Meehan before departing 'He may have other ideas" Polo enthusiasts are promised a rare thrill at El Ranchito polo field Sunday afternoon when for the first time in the South two women teams wiU take the field at 2:30 The feminine poloists headed by Mrs Spencer Tracy wife of the screen star are members of the Pacific Coast Women's Polo Association In addition to Mrs Tracy who plays regularly at the famous Riviera Club Santa Monica Cal the feminine group includes Rose Donnelly Fullerton Cal Mrs Orville Caldwell Los Angeles and Marion Hollins former golf champion of California who has been playing polo for 20 years SAN FRANCISCO Nov 18 The Gaels of St Mary's overwhelmed Santa Clara's Bronchos 7-0 here Sunday to win their annual football game played in a driving rain The margin of victory resulted from a fumble recovered by St Mary's back of the Santa Clara goal line while the desperate Broncos were attempting to punt out of danger in the third period The downpour slowed the game considerably Santa Clara had entered the game favored to beat the Gaels for the first time in 10 years The defeat dropped Santa Clara from the list of this year's undefeated elevens although the Broncos and Stanford played a 7-7 tie early in the season More than half of the original crowd of 60000 stuck around to see the Gaels get the winning break late in the third period Fiese's punt went out of bounds on the Bronco four-yard line and Sobrero Bronc half went back to punt out He fumbled the wet ball and Gael end came through to fall on the ball behind the goal line Gellogg fullback con veiled Gael fumbles in the first half gave Santa Clara three chances to score but each time penalties or the stout Gael defense halted the threat -qa 6 TO 6 DRAW LAMPASAS Nov a stubbornly fought game here Frid- night between the Fredericksburg football team and the Lqmpasrs Badgers the score at the end of the game stood 6 to 6 Each team scored once in the first half both extra points were missed cA la a kivw10 LIA 4cavu Outside the conference Iowa State clinched the mythical championship of its home State by handing Drake a 32 to 12 whipping Missouri was no match for Washington University's strong team losing 13 to 44 Wilson Contiriues To Lead Scorers ontmues ad Scorers Resignation of Carey Selph as manager of the Hquston Buffs was expected He announced shortly after midseason that he would not be Pack next year Johnny Gooch veteran catcher was sent to the Buffs the past season and it is believed that be will succeed Selph Nebraska's next-to-last test in the title-defense campaign promises to be an easy one with down-trodden Missouri as the opposition next Saturday Kansas State meets Iowa State's revived forces Thanksgiving Day Kansas matches its defense next Saturday with Michigan State beaten only by Syracuse this season while Oklahoma plays its annual engagement with Oklahoma A Conference standing: 1 Pet Tp --eoraska 3 0 0 1000 16 1 Kansas State 3 0 0 1000 50 7 Oklahoma 2 2 1 ZOO 57 21 Iowa Mat 1 1 375 19 '19 Kansas 2 2 2541 7 23 Afissourt -73 Miall01121 a 000 Ta LONG INVITED -TO HIGH GAME IN TOLEDO OHIO TOLEDO Ohio Nov Senator Huey Long of Louisiana was invited Sunday to serve as master of ceremonies at a charityfootball game on Dec 1 between the city championship White High School team and an all-star team from the other five local high schools An invitation was sent by' Grant Murray chairmtn of the Board of 2ducation's athletic committee Long is one of a large number of national figures who have received invitations 'invitations Robert Wilson Southern Methodist halfback continues to lead the Southwest Conference scoring race with 48 points even though he failed to register a touchdown Satur- day against Arkansas Bill Wallace 4 Rice's great halfback stepped up among the leaders Saturday when he scored a touchdown against Tex- 4 as A to give him a total of 36 points The scoring leaders fol- A low: Td Pd Pts 11non hb fl 0 48 VTallacci hb Mcz 9 6 0 0 30 Lawrence hb TCU 9 6 0 0 30 4 Shuford ob SIMI 9 6 0 vrilliard hb Texas a 4 a ou IH'Illardo hhil Texel a 4 a Ss ia Southern Metho- htinues to lead the renee scoring race ren though he fail- touchdown Satur- nsas Bill Wallace fback stepped up Ts Saturday when idown against Texive him a total of leoring leaders fol- Td Pd Pts 94-L 0 43 96 0 026 'CU 9 6 0 0 36 4 9 6 0 DEMONSTRATION HIGH TEAM IS BEATEN 8-6 DENTON Nov next tothe last game of the season the Teachers College Demonstration High School invaded Carrollton and took the little end of an 8 to 6 decision The Denton team showed the best playing of the season to hold their more powerful and ex-erienced -rivals to the two-point aar The Denton school will close the season's schedule -when it meets Grapevine here Friday afternoon GraPevine here YriclaY GROVETON HIGH GRID -STAR DIES OF INJURY CROCKETT Nov 18----Paul McGee star halfback of the Groveton High School football team died here Saturday night from an injury received in the Crockett-Groveton football game here Friday McGee was reported to have diel from a blood clot on his brain vbie5 resulted from a previous injury to his back from which he apparently had recovered reeeverec6 I I 4 I 1 tit 'il.