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a 0 I I 1 I I I I I I 1 SPORTS AND 1 1 MARKET NEWS Hurricane Defeated 13 to 0 Goes Over for First Roberts Intercepts eco nd cond econd BY FLEW! HALL IT csn --EL' STADIUM TULSA ()ki Jct a rug- -c and stamina that defied in- E' Ic a wilting heat and the most c-rez-t efforts of an aroused Texas Christian University It cated Tulsa University 13 to 0 Saluiday afternoon in a game I developed several record- i performances for the edi- 1 fl-atnn of 10000 customers The Frogs scored both their I T-'ChfiCtVslIS in the fourth quarter I he on a sustained 76-yard r7arch and the second on an in1 pass -Slinging Sam" I Baugh counted the first by going er from the one-yard line on the I 4iri'- down of a series that had ed from the six-yard line For Cher Glenn (Donkey) Roberts an in front of two Tulsa players i-abcd a pass thrown in despera by Capt Tack Dennis from his wn goal line and sprinted 20 ards over the goal line Scott Mc- I' all converted after the first touch- own but Vic Montgomery missed I- the second attempt -1r I ome New Records one thing the result marked For he tIst time that the under dog 7 1- i five-game long series bewee-1 the Frogs and Hurricane utsn won For another it estab- shed a record of failure for both Tulsa and Coach Elmer was the first time either eparately or together have lost her 1 rit three games without rornc a nt 1-1 Although opposed by what has I been a led as one Of the most stub41-1 horn defenses in Southwest footr- 'call the Frogs made more first I CiOlk more yards from and in any -ame this year save the first a'gainst Howard Payne It was I I that scored opener but 'n ae opponent I oto hsin ascne't I at was not surprising in the light 4 of past offense int: it made only five first 1 ciryk-ns here this afternoon and nev- 1 er came withm 20 yards of a score Six Players Injured IT Because he suffered a severe cut under his left eye Capt Darrell 1eser all-American center of the Fr(- forced from the game in ne second quarter and never re- turt-e but Jack Tittle sophomore 1 bli gap in a manner that -Lval-med the coaches and 11 frerc to enthusiastic praise Five 're: players two for and for Tulsa were also forcedU '-) ci the game permanently be- I of injuries None of the six l''''' fr was believed to be serious- I IFi c- of the first halt of the 1-1-at was Played on a dry fast IC under a clear sky and 11 i-cier the influence of a stiff south wind that swept the gridiron length- 1 the home forces played the I Frc'45 on even terms but in the see- ond ill the advantage belonged ti '1 and it grew as the min- t' by a kRF ranging on the ropes 7t '''P frilsh with the Frogs ham to'A aid pay line Frogs Buck Wind 4k Si Net Champ to Play at Meadowmere at 2:30 o'Clock Wilmer Allison who learned on the Fort Worth courts the foundation of the game that carried him to the national singles and doubles tennis championships this year will give an exhibition for the homefolk at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Meadowmere Club He will meet Bob Ryan Fort Worth ace and one of Texas' stars in singles and later they will pair for a doubles match with Jimmy Quick and Doc Barr of Dallas state champions Allison who is here to visit his father Dr Wilmer Allison for the first time since sweeping to the dual championships is playing the exhibitions for the benefit of The Star-Telegram Free Milk and Ice Fund Because of the large crowd expected bleacher seats have been erected to afford an ideal view of the matches Admission is 50 cents and tickets may be obtained at the Meadowmere Club The national champion arrived in Fort Worth Friday meeting several buddies of his early tennis days here in a doubles match He attended the Oklahoma University-University of Texas game in Dallas Saturday returning here to await the exhibition this afternoon He'll leave tonight to return to his home at Austin Allison at 31 feels that his game has been improving since the close of the 1931 season He attributes that to his sensational three-set victory over Fred Perry of England world's No 1 player in the semifinals of the national this yettr He later defeated Sidney Wood American youth in the finals to win the championship for the first time He and Johnny Van Ryn previously had captured the doubles crown Allison went to the finals in the national against Perry in 1934 losing in a hard-fought five-set match SIMMONS STARS AS IOWA WINS IOWA CITY Iowa Oct 12 (43)-- Ozzie Simmons the dancing twisting negro will-o'-the-wisp led a University of Iowa football team to a spectacular 12 to 6 victory over Colgate here Saturday in an intersectional contest played before 25- 000 persons The cunning Simmons his flying feet a constant threat to the Red Raiders twice crossed the Easterners' goal to pace the Hawkeyes in their sensational overthrow of one of the East's first ranking elevens After Andy Kerr's Raiders stunned the Iowans with a brilliant touchdown pass on the third play of the game the big Hawkeyes took complete charge of the contest It was the last serious threat by the sleight-of-hand boys from the East Wolverines Win From Indiana MICHIGAN STADIUM ANN ARBOR Mich Oct 12 (113)--A fumbled punt behind the enemy goal line gave the University of Michigan a 7 to 0 victory over Indiana today It was the Wolverines' first victory over a Big Ten foe in two seasons Vern Huffman Hoosier quarterback dropped a punt- in the end zone in the second period Matt Patanelli Michigan end fell on the ball for the only touchdown of the game Viergever place kicked the extra point Eachteam repulsed Tinmerous scoring threats during the game Marquette Spills Kansas State 14-0 MILWAUKEE Oct 12 (A) A driving backfield that twice went across for touchdowns and a line that held when the opposition threatened gave Marquette University a 14 to 0 victory over Kansas State here Friday night before an estimated crowd of 10000 LON MORRIS WINS JACKSONVILLE Oct 12 UM FORT WORTH A Centenary Defeats Aggies Allison Will Show Folks Gents Win Today How He Won Title in Final I Champion 1 rri9-I--07' --24 A 1 1rtwryttio t4 it-i ----k 4' 7e-- 1- i OOP 4: 74 y- 'Ar lil WILMER ALLISON I to earn the No 1 ranking in the United States for the year His conquests this year are certain to again bring him that honor giving him the distinction of being one of tennis' few players ever to be ranked No 1 two years in succession: In Ryan Allison is meeting one of the outstanding players of Texas The former was runnerup to Doe Barr in the finals of the Texas State Tennis Association singles at Dallas earlier in the year Hethen grabbed the Fort Worth public courts state municipal and Fort Worth invitation championships Ryan won the national indoor intercollegiate crown as captain of the Yale team during his college days He like Allison received his early training here YALE DEFEATS PENN 31 TO 20 FRANKLIN FIELD PHILADELPHIA Oct 12 ale fought off a two-touchdown deficit in the first half today to come from behind and swamp Pennsylvania 31 to 20 in a thrilling see-saw battle before a sun-warmed crowd of 62000 in the first game the Ells have played here in 46 years Larry Kelley caught two touchdown passes for the Elis Al Hess-berg ran 57 and 62 yards for two more and Clint Frank 49 more for Yale's fifth score to Tennessee Puts Auburn Out 13-6 BIRMINGHAM Ala Oct 12 (111 An alert and powerful University of Tennessee football team led by Gene Rose end crushed Alabama Polytechnic Institutes Southeastern Conference hopes 13 to 6 here today before 15716 paid attendance Rose scored once on a pass and again on recovery of a fumble taken in midair Joe Kilgore counted for Auburn on a short pass from Hitchcock Missouri Surprises Colorado 29 to 6 COLUMBIA Mo Oct 12 (iP)--In an amazing reversal of form the University of Missouri football team defeated the University of Colorado here today 20 to 6 With an offense of forward and lateral passes and tricky running plays the Tigers roll-down the field for touchdowns in each of the first three quarters after the Buffaloes had scored on a long march early in the first period '0 I FORT WORTH OWNED NEWSPAPER TEXAS Where the West Begins SUNDAY OCTOBER Gents Win in Final Period Aggies Have Game Well in Hand for Three Quarters of Contest at Shreveport SHREVEPORT La Oct 12 Centenary came from behind in the final period Saturday to defeat Texas A 7 to 6 in a game which was marked by over-eagerness of both teams as shown by offside penalties and fumbles It was Centenary's fourth straight win of the season Two fumbles early in the first quarter proved costly to the Gents However Crowther punted out of danger but the fumbles had a disastrous effect upon the morale of the Centenary team This was reflected in the Aggie Touchdown which came in the third quarter Crowther whose educated toe got Centenary out of trouble several times during the game again punted out of danger but the Aggies came right back assisted by two offside penalties on the Gents and two passes Reid to Wilkins totaled 18 yards A pass barrage placed the Aggies in scoring position in the third quarter Wilkins dropped a 17-yard heave from Reid but the whistle was blown and it was ruled complete on the Gents' 31-yard line Pitner fumbled after gaining eight yards through the line but Morrow recovered for the Aggies After Manning had been thrown for a three-yard loss Pitner passed to Manning for 20 yards and on an end around play Morrow scored Conway Baker guard blocked Morrow's placement kick The Gents got to pulling together better after the score and held the visitors to no gain at midfield as the third period ended Centenary received Pitner's punt on the locals' 32-yard line opening the last quarter Crowther passed to Huddleston for 14 yards and then broke through tackle for seven yards Crowther failed to gain through left guard but scored when henext crashed right guard Stokes kicked his eighth consecutive placement goal point He hasn't missed once this season The lineups: Texas A le Lindsey it Willis lg Deware Crow rg: Young rt Morrow re Pitner qb Reid Ih Nesrsta rh Cummings lb le Baker It Hohman Ig Robinson rg Binion rt Horak re Weidman qb Crowther 1h Webb rh Cohan it Score by periods: Texas A 0 0 6 0-6 Centenary 0 0 0 7-7 Centenary Crowther Aggies Morrow Extra point: Stokes (placement) (Indiana) referee: Price (Terrell) umpire Swartz (Rice) head linesman Ettinger (Harvard) field judge- Tulane Defeats Florida 19 to 7 TULANE STADIUM NEW OR-LEANS Oct 12 (A')--Tulane's Green Wave bounced back from last week's defeat at the hands of Auburn to chalk up a 19 to 7 Oictory over Florida University's Gators before more than 10000 fans here today The Waves sparkling running attack proved too much for the Orange squad TAHOKA IS VICTOR POST Oct 12--A 20-yard run in the final quarter gave Tahoka an 8-6 win over the Post Antelopes here Friday Brant ran back a punt for Post's score Tahoka chalked up a safety when IL Post snapback went into the end zone Post led in first downs 11 to 6 In This Section You Will Find-- Art 6 Believe It or Not 3 Books and Boolu-nen 6 Chuck Wagon Gossip 9 Financial News 9 Foreign 'News 10 Helen and Warren 12 High School Football 5 Music' 6 Puzzles and Pastimes 12 Racing Results 4 Robinson 12 Rowland 12 7 and 6 FOOTBALL RESULT 13 Tulsa Texas 12 Oklahoma 7 Centenary 7 Texas A 86 6 Rice 14 Creighton Baylor 13 Arkansas 6 35 Washington 6 Louisiana State 32 Manhattan Texas Tech 0 De Paul 0 (tie) Kentucky 25 Georgia Tech 6 Mississippi State 20 Alabama 7 Dartmouth 59 Bates 7 Missouri 20 Colorado 6 Tuiane 19 Florida 7 Tennessee13 Auburn 6 Georgia 31 Furman 7 Davidson 13 South Carolina 6 St Lawrence 52 IL I Notre Dame 27 Wisconsin 0 University of Richmond 3 I 6 Depauw 12 Evansville Oberlin 2 Marietta Defiance 32 Earlham 6 Ferris Institute 6 Lawrence Tech Clarkson 6 Niagara 6 (tie) St John's (Collegville) 19 St Mary's (Winona) Southwestern 20 Millsaps Norwich 6 American International Citadel 20 Wofford 7 Erskine 25 Guilford 6 Boston 13 Tufts 7 Eastern Kentucky 52 HiWaSSe Oberlin 4 Marietta Indiana 3 Slipper Rock Butler 71 Hanover 7 Wabash 6 Franklin Stetson 7 Oglethorpe 6 Ithaca College 27 Montclair ers 0 Grinnell 7 Carleton 6 Sioux Falls 12 Yankton James Millikin 14 Illinois College 10 Ohio State 85 Drake Pitt 24 West Virginia 6 Princeton 14A Williams 7 Purdue 20 Fordham Yale 31 Penn 20 Syracuse 21 Cornell 14 Rhode Island 6 Northeastern 6 Atte) Penn State 2 Western Maryland Michigan 7 Indiana Michigan State 42 Kansas St Mary's 0 Delaware 0 (tie) Case 12 Wooster 6 Maine 13 New Hampshire 2 Providence 14 CityCollege of Villanova 25 Bucknell Ohio Northern 13 Capitol 0 Ashland Heidelberg 0 (tie) Mount Union 6 Muskingum Western Reserve 61 Buffalo Albright 38 Lafayette Pennsylvania 5 Lehigh North Carolina 33 Maryland Holy Cross 13 HarvArd Columbia 20 Rutgers 6 25 Carnegie Tech 6 Army 54 Gettysburg 0 Elowdoin 33 Wesleyan William and Mary 0 I 0 (tie) LaSalle 18 Ursinus 28 Moravian St Joseph's 26 St Francis 6 Washington College 13 Swarthmore 6 Washington and Jefferson 69 Grove City Chicago 31 Western (Mich) State 6 Minnesota 12 Nebraska 7 Iowa 12 Colgate 6 Duke 38 Clemson 12 Ohio Wesleyan 8 Miami Mass State 25 Conn State 12 Colby 6 Vermont Springfield 20 Brown 0 Upsala 19 Lowell Textile 0 Trinity 24 Worchester Tech 0 Yale Freshmen 18 Andover Bloomsburg Teachers 0 Lock Haven Teachers 0 (tie) Findlay 34 Detroit Tech 0 Elon 26 St John's (Annapolis) Cornell College 63 Beloit Illinois 19 Southern California A 7 Stanford 6 Santa Clara 24 Fresno State 0 of San Francisco 27 of Nevada 7 Sul Ross 33 Kelly Field 0 California 6 Oregon Washington State 13 Montana 7 Utah 47 Montana State 0 Colorado State 19 Colorado Mines New Mexico 13 Colorado College Randolph Macon 27 Bridgewater Hampden Sydney 14 American 12 Indiana State Teachers 32 Eastern linois Teachers 13 Moorhead Teachers 32 Duluth ers Waynesboro 31 Westminster Thiel 47 Clarion 2 -Brigham Young 19 Greeley State Coe 16 Monmouth 13 Teachers 38 Adams Teachers William and Mary 13 Potomac St 7 Occidental 7 San Diego State Lake Forest 14 Ripon Mary's FRIDAY'S SCORES Centre 20 Georgetown College O' Union 13 ouisville 7 Salem 33 West Liberty 7 Navy 26 Virginia 7 Freshmen-7- Paris Junior College Hillsboro College 7 Texas Military College 1ELEG 13 -1935 Baylor Bears Defeat Porkers by 13 Bob Masters Intercepts Pass in Fourth Quarter and Runs 53 Yards for Touchdown WACO Oct 12 (A)--The Baylor University Bears opened their 1935 Southwest Conference championship race here Saturday night with a 13 to 6 victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks The Bears scored in the second and fourth periods to virtually eliminate Arkansas from the championship race Bob Masters' 53-yard run in the final period gave Baylor victory First Period Baylor failed to cash in on a scoring opportunity soot after the kickoff when Rucker fumbled and Wray recovered on Arkansas 28- yard line but three incomplete passes and Russell's left tackle thrust gained three yards giving Arkansas the ball on its 25-yard line A mixture of ground and aerial formations by both sides failed to produce any resemblance of a scoring threat until Rucker recovered Braze irs fumble on Baylor's 26- yard line Robbins faked two passes and plowed to first down on BaYlor's 15-yard line A lateral Robbins to Johnson and Robbins center rush got first down on Baylor's four-yard line Robbins carried through left tackle for a touchdown on third down Arkansas 6 Baylor Brown missed placement kick There was no additional scoring threat in the first period both clubs striving for advantage positions with punts The stout Arkansas forward wall succeeded in stopping the squirming Lloyd Russell Baylor's ace halfback in his various line plunges Arkansas 6 Baylor Second Period Lloyd Russell sent Baylor into scoring position early in this period when he got loose for a 28-yard run around right end gaining first down on Arkansas' 20-yard line Russell and Masters got nine yards in three plunges Arkansas drew an off-side penalty giving Baylor first down on Arkansas six-yard line Arkansas held to regain the ball on its three-yard line Jack Holt back to punt fumbled behind Arkansas' goal line and Baylor recovered for a touchdown Arkansas 6 Baylor 6 Gernand missed placement kick Arkansas 6 Baylor 6 With a 6-6 score both coaches flooded the game with substitutes but neither side could muster enciugh strength to contribute touchdown threats Arkansas intercepted a pass on Baylor's 35-yard line but 20 AUTO RACERS WILL VIE TODAY A score of the Southwest's best dirt track drivers will compete in the weekly tacing program at the Hemphill Speedway this afternoon Starting at 3 o'clock seven events will be run off with the feature a 20-lap sweepstakes race Several thousand spectators are expected Eyes will be on Dutch Meyers this afternoon The Californian ranks as one of the Nation's best drivers and he has one of the fastest cars now competing He was forced out last week with a broken axle but will be ready this afternoon He will try for a new track record in the time trials The track will be in fine shape after last week's rains Manager Co ly Coleman announced The racing strip has been widened and improved Also due to drive are Gene Frederick Dutch Dorris "Hot Foot" Walker John Holland Hugo Mac Joe Turman Lonnie and George England Mac Mc Cowan Charlie Tuckers and several others Walker will drive car 202 in which Slim Sims crashed a month ago Hugo Mac has a special built racer The added attraction will be an eight-lap stock car race This event has proved one of the program's highights each -week FORMER MEMBER OF LOOKOUTS IS DEAD CHATTANOOGA- Tenn Oct 12 (4P)---Ray Treadway former member of the Chattanooga Lookouts of the Southern Baseball Association died today of complications from gunshot wounds inflicted July 27 by an unidentified assailant One leg had been amputated in an effort to save his life GRID INJURIES FATAL ANAHEIM Cal Oct 12 UM-- Jolmn Ochoa 17 quarterback of the Anaheim High School team died Saturday of injuries suffered in making a bead-on tackle in a football to 6 fumbled on the next formation to lose the ball as the period ended Third Period Starting from their 25-yard line the Razorbacks opened a substantial drive that featured Robbins' 22- yard run to Baylor's 35-yard line but Baylor's line held and Rucker kicked over the goal line to give Baylor the ball on its 20-yard line Russell punted and Johnson returned to midfield A lateral from Robbins to Johnson gained first down but Baylor again held and Rucker punted to Russell on Baylor's eight-yard line Russell's punt from behind his goal line was killed on Baylor's 24-yard line Robbins plunged twice for five yards and then tossed a pass to Johnson for first down on Baylor's six-yard line Robbins' center plunge got a yard but an Arkansas fumble on the second down lost three yards hobbins' pass was incomplete and on the fourth down Robbins fumbled and Baylor recovered on its 12-yard line Russell punted to his 37-yard line Arkansas 6 Baylor 6 Fourth Period An exchange of punts gave Arkansas the ball on Baylor's 39-yard line and a pass from Wynne to Pool gave Arkansas first down on Baylor's 17-yard line Arkansas backs made three consecutive fumbles On the fourth down a completed forward pass filled to gain the necessary yardage giving Baylor the ball on its 15-yard line An exchange of punts moved the ball to midfield Allen Keen broke through for first down on Baylor's 28-yard line Robbins on two plunges and a pair of short shovel passes failed to gain first down giving Baylor the ball on its 20-yard line Russell punted to Keen in midfield Baylor scored when Bob Masters intercepted Robbins' pass and raced 53 yards for a touchdown untouched by an Arkansas tackler Arkansas 6 Baylor 12 Gernand kicked goal from placement Ar- kansas 6 Baylor 13 The lineups: le Haden It Sanders 1g Lunday Gilmore rg: Vansickle rt Howell re Johnson qb Jeffries lh Robbins rh Rucker (c) lb le McDonald It Simpson lg: Cloyd Buchanan rg: Kriel rt: Williams re: Russell qb: Finley lh: Gernand rh: Brazell lb Watson (Texas) umpire Alderson (Texas: head-linesman Proctor (Texas Christian) field judge Littlefield (Texas) SCHMIDTMEN IN 85 TO 7 VICTORY COLUMBUS Ohio Oct 12 (AD)'-- Ohio State's dynamite-packed football team which proved almost a dud against Kentucky a week ago exploded in the face of Drake's Bulldogs Saturday end the Bucks rang up an 85 to 7 victory Ohio's total manufactured with 13 touchdowns and seven extra points was the greatest ever scored in the big Buckeye stadium The previous high spark was the 75 to 0 count Ohio State ran up on Virginia three years ago Coach Francis A Schmidt used 45 men in smothering the Bulldogs Only the injured Frank Fisch failing to get into the lineup "Jumping Joe" Williams the "Barberton Bomb" gave one of the most scintillating individual performances ever uncorked here scoring four touchdowns and gaining 87 yards in eight attempts from scrimmage Ohio scored in almost every way possible Five touchdowns were the result of passes four were on line plunges from within the five-yard mark and the other five came on runs of from nine to 44 yards A crowd of 28970 filled about a third of the stadium The Bulldogs from Des Moines made but one threat and that gave them their touchdown early in the first period Ato OREGON TRIUMPHS PORTLAND Ore Oct 12 Coach "Stub" Allison rammed Ken Cotton down opposition throats as his Univeristy of California football team opened its Coast Conference schedule with a 6 to 0 win over Oregon here Saturday Cotton a fullback smashed over for a touchdown from his three-yard line after Oregon's punt from its own goal line was blocked by Lutz and recovered by Anderson in the final period MAIL Steers Are Victors 12-7 Pitzer Gilbreath Are Texas Scorers Hewes Hurls Pass for Losers' Touchdown DALLAS Oct 12 backs using all the running and passing tricks that Coach Jack Chevigny brought down from Notre Dame had a great day behind a vicious line to give the University of Texas a 12-7 decision over Oklahoma University's Sooners her'e Saturday Except for a brief spurt Coach Biff Jones' second stringers put on in the second period the Sooners were battered and outplayed Longhorn backs nearly all of the 10 who played camped in Oklahoma territory during the bigger part of the game and twice pushed down to Oklahoma's 10-yard line only to fail Sooners Threaten Only once did the Sooners crack the Texas 25-yard line and that was a successful bid for their touchdown Rappael Boudreau a cunning substitute back bul2eted a 25-yard pass that "Bo" Hewes snatched a yard behind the Longhorn goal stripe Morris Sands a backfield surprise Coach Chevigny sprang in his opening lineup started the Steers with a rush when he gathered in the opening kickoff on his goal line and pranced down the sidelines to midfield before Corbett safety man bagged him Jay Arnold a crashing halfback took up the torch and burrowed through Oklahoma's line for two first downs on the 25-yard line Sands rested from his long run switched around right end sidestepped and stiff-armed six tacklers and drew up on the two-yard line Pitzer dived over the center of the line and Texas had countered within five minutes of the opening whistle Arnold missed conversion Soon after the kickoff the Steers were at it again with Sands Arnold and Pitzer carrying to the Oklahomans' I3-yard line There the Sooners came out of their dream and stopped the Steers after two passes had failed Coach "Bilf" shot eight substitutes into his lethargic lineup and things started happening Cox a substitute end scooped up Gilbreath's fumble on the Texas 25-yard line and then Boudreau shot his perfect pass to Hewes for the counter The Oklahoma lead was doomed to live only eight minutes A couple of breezy Texas substitute backs Atchison and-Collie placed the ball on Oklahoma's 37-yard line with twisting dashes and then Pitzer faded deep and passed to Gilbreath on the Oklahoma 15 It was a breeze for Gilbreath across the goal line and Texas was invincible from there on Sands Is Star Sands a running back who had Texas fans remembering the slick runs Bohn Hilliard used to give them fairly dazzled every time he put his hands on the ball Arnold and Pitzer picked holes and drove through them Texas went to the air often and effectively Texas was a greatly improved team over the bunch that took a licking from last week Van Zandt end and Capt Joe Smartt guard played bruising defensive games matched only by the smashing tackling Pete Smith Oklahoma end and Robertson back displayed' Robertson put on a whale of a defensive scrap while in the game Breeden Corbett and Baer did most of Oklahoma's offensive work but Baer figured in two fumbles that proved costly to the Sooners Starting lineups: le Brown It Little Ig Parks Ahrens rg Wheeler rt Mishkovsky re Corbett qb Huddleston lh Francis rh A Corrotto ft) le Small It: Chapman Ig: Hughes Smertt rg Terry rt Van Zandt re Morrow qb: Sands lh Arnold rh Pitzer lb Score by periods: Oklahoma 0 7 0 7 Texas 6 6 0 0-12 Oklahoma Scoring Touchdown Hewes Points after touchdown Boudreau kick from placement Texas Pitzer and Gilbreath Substitutions Oklahoma: Ends Bridges Harris Willis Cutchall tackles Brown Tennyson guards Ball Little: center Conkright Mc- Dannald: backs Baer Breedin dreau Poyner Robertson Fuqua Hewes Huddleston Merrell Ends Launey Evans: tackles Koeling Maedgen guards Weir King Henderson: Centers Griffin Terry backs At- chison Jurecka Sheridan Gilbreath Wheeler 1 "mor41 l'' sss- 1' 5 11 SPORTS AND Illt 1 0' 1111) IT I sPoRTs AND 1 twitimikob tr 11 MARKET NEWS -A- FORT WORTH OWNED A 1 II NEWSPAPER MARKET ET EWS I 1- ti----- I FORT WORTH TEXAS' Where the West Begins SUNDAY OCTOBER 13 2 1935 States for the year a g'- "ti 0 i c17 10 T81 1 0 1 sa) I I tit A i A 4 A 7 -I: a 1 Steers Are i Hurricane Centenary Defeat1 6 Baylor Bears Deleat Defeated Aggles 7 and FOOTBALL ctors Vi- 1 ion Will Show Folks Gents Win Porkers -by 13 to 6 st Alls Today How He Won Title 13 to 0 Fl Gt nal RESULTS 1 Fi Bob Masters Intercepts Pass in Fourth Quarter and Runs 53 Yards for Touchdown 127 Goes Over for First 11- Pitzer Gilbreath Are Texas N1er Si Net Champ to Play -A Roberts Intrcepts I Champion Champi I Period or- Hewes Hurls Pass 1 I F'-s a nd Runs for Second at Meadowmere at 4 WACO Oct 12 Baylor fumbled on the next formation to University Bears opened their 1935 lose the ball as the period ended Scorers si- 13 Tulsa 0 line for Losers' Touchdown 1 i on- ard Southwest Conference champ Third Period Starting from their 25- i Texas 12 Oklahoma 7 the Razorbacks opened a substan- ship race here saturday night with SOS FLEM HALL I 2:30 o'Clock r-------J4'- Agg Have Game Well in Centenary 7 Texas A 6 a 13 to 6 victory over the Arkansas tial drive that featured Robbins' 22- 1 STADIUM TULSA I s- 4----0------7N Rice 14 Creighton yard run to Baylor's 35-yard line DALLAS Oct 12 Wilmer Allison who learned on 0---- Razorbacks The Bears scored in backs using all the running and but Baylor's line held and Rucker i is si sites a rug- --sse ssessrzpiryroo Hand for Three Quarters Baylor 13 Arkansas 6 i stamina that defied in- the Fort Worth courts the founda- es's- ant Pr'-4-: a' of Contest at Shreveport 35 Washington 6 the second and fourth periods to over Baylor the goal 2lion-yard iv do Iginee passing tricks that Coach Jack I I' stss a wilting heat and the most tion of the game that carried him to r----7's virtually eliminate Arkansas from Chevigny brought down from Notre efforts of an aroused op- the national singles and deubles ''isis-'-'s--- IS Louisiana State 32 Manhattan i Dame had a great day behind a 1 the championship race Bob Mas- Russell punted and Johnson re- turned to midfield A lateral from Texas Christian University tennis championships this year will --s01 s-12-s Texas Tech 0 De Paul 0 (tie) ters' 53-yard run in the final period It teicated Tulsa University 13 to 0 1111- i r-1-- give an exhibition for the homefolk Ar 11- SHREVEPORT La Oct 12 Kentucky 25 Georgia Tech 6 Mississippi State 20 Alabama 7 1 Robbins to Johnson gained first vicious line to give the University gave Baylor victory 1- Satuiday afternoon in a game at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at the -r ss ssss Centenary came from behind in the Dartmouth 59 Bates 7 -at developed several record- Meadowmere Club He will meet 7'S-4-s 1 final period Saturday to defeat Texas Missouri 20 Colorado 6 First Period down but Baylor again held and of Texas a 12-7 decision over Okla- Rucker punted to Russell on Bast- i e3S's performances for the edi- Bob Ryan Fort Worth ace and one As! 1k A 7 to 6 in a game which TeunianneasseleS13FloAriudgiu Auburn 6 Baylor failed to cash in on a homa University's Sooners het'e Sat- I scoring opportunity soot after the lor's eight-yard line Russell's punt from behind his I L--nri of 10000 customers of Texas' stars in singles and later 1 Sgss is-4s to was marked by over-eagerness of Georgia 31 Furman 7 s''S kickoff when Rucker fumbled and urcliy goal line was killed on Baylor's Except for a brief spurt Coach Davidson 13 South Carolina 6 The Frogs scored both their they will pair for a doubles match Mq Nits both teams as shown by offside 1-: penalties and fumbles It was Cen- St Lawrence 52 It I 013 Wray recovered on Arkansas 28- 24-yard line Robbins plunged I tsschnowns in the fourth quarter with Jimmy Quick and Doc Barr of i'l sin tenary's fourth straight win of the University of Richmond 3 i yard line but three incomplete twice for five yards and then tossed Biff Jones' second stringers put on Notre Dame 27 Wicons I he in on a sustained 76-yard Dallas state champions r'arch and the second on an in- Allison who is here to visit his '''aas-''''-'tss'w -Wst season Depauw 12 Evansville 0 passes and Russell's left tackle in the second period the Sooners Oberlin 2 Marietta a pass to Johnson for first down st ercepted pass -Slinging Sam ri'-s-- -STINO Two fumbles early in the first thrust gained three yards giving center plunge got a yard but an Longhorn backs nearly all of on Baylor's six-yard line Robbins' were battered and outplayed father Dr Wilmer Allison for "tt m'-sse'--ss-i- Defiance 32 Earlham 6 Arkansas the ball on its 25-yard Arkansas fumble on the second 10 who played camped in Oklahoma i counted the first by going the first time since sweeping to the S's- t'st '''7sss-ss 14----11- Two proved costly to the Gents Ferris institute 6 Lawrence Tech Clarkson 6 Niagara 6 (tie) the ses from the one-yard line on the dual championships is playing the 'i' '4'1- However Crowther punted out of St John's (Collegville) 19 St MarY's linAe down lost three yards hobbins' mixture of ground and aerial -1urr down of a series that had exhibitions for the benefit of The danger but the fumbles had a dis- formations by both sides failed to pass was incomplete and on the (Winona) territory during the bigger part of from the six-yard line For 1 astrous effect upon the morale of Southwestern 20 Milisaos 0- fourth down Robbins fumbled and Star-Telegram Free Milk and Ice 'i's: the game and twice pushed down 1 ether Glenn (Donkey) Roberts r'll!" '--1 il the Centenary team This was re- Norwich 6 American international produce any resemblance of a scor- Fund Because of the large crowd fl'sts ss --Y'-''' Citadel 20 Wolford 7 ing threat until Rucker recovered Baylor recovered on its 12-yard to Oklahoma's 10-yard line only to i en front of two Tulsa players fleeted in the Aggie Touchdown I expected bleacher seats have been Erskine 25 Guilford 6 fail which came in the third quarter Boston 13 Tufts 7 Brazell's fumble on Baylor's 26- line Russell punted to his 37- ard sbusd a pass thrown in despera- erected to afford an ideal view of Sooners Threaten by Capt Tack Dennis from his sts'" Crowther whose educated toe got Eastern Kentucky 52 HiWaSSe yard line Robbins faked two passes line Arkansas 6 Baylor 6 the matches Admission is 50 cents Oberlin 4 Marietta 0 Only once did the Sooners crack wn goal line and sprinted 20 Centenary out of trouble several and plowed to first down on BasY- bins to tul 0 s5h- La ghr odn elfni line es a Add 0 Robbins on oi nn BRe aoe ynla Fourth Period Indiana 3 Slipper Rock 0 and tickets may be obtained at the -s-ssts'Ps sass is the Texas 25-yard line and that was kliannersantdhe abapllasosn fBroamylorvsy3n9n-eyartdo ards over the goal line Scott Mc --sssiss-sassks-ss times during the game again punt- Butler 71 Hanover 7 An exchange of punts gave Ar- a successful bid for their touch- I converted after the first touch- Meadowmere Club ed out of danger but the Aggies Wabash 6 Franklin The national champion arrived in sssssagssass)sss Stetson 7 Oglethorpe 6 down Rappael Boudreau a cunning but Vic Montgomery missed came right-back assisted by two off- Ithaca College 27 Montclair Teach- substitute back bulleted a 25-yard Fort Worth Friday meeting several I the second attempt side penalties on the Gents and two ere 0- lor's four-yard line Robbins car- Pool gave Arkansas first down on buddies of his early tennis days here snatched Grinnell 7 Carleton 6 JCipanitmitoe211SotMa State West koSit5n ried through left tackle for a touch- Baylor's 17-yard line Arkansas pass that "Bo" Hewes snatch down on third down Arkansas 6 backs made three consecutive fum- Some New Records a doubles match He attended For one thing the result marked in the Oklahoma University-Univer- WILMER ALLISON passes Reid to Wilkins totaled 18 yards Virginia i era ki iel i n00618 College 10 Sioux Falls 12 Yankton yard behind the Longhorn goal stripe ist time that the under dog Texas game in Dallas Satur- sitv of 1 to earn the No 1 ranking in the A pass barrage aced the Aggies Baylor Brown missed placement hies On the fourth down a corn- Morris Sands a backfield surprise kick pleted forward pass failed to gain t'- five-game long series be- 'United day returning here to await the His con- in scoring position in the third guar- Princeton 14s Willi 7 Coach Chevigny sprang in his open- quests this year are certain to again ter Wilkins dropped a 17-yard Purdue 20 Fordhamam0s There was no additional scoring the necessary yardage giving Bay- mg lineup started the Steers with l': 's'eeS' the Frogs and Hurricane exhibition this afternoon He'll leave threat in the first period both clubs lor the ball on its 15-yard line An For another it estab- sss on Atoncitght distinction of being of tennis' blown and it was ruled complete to return to his home at bring him that honor giving him the heave from Reid but the whistle was Yale 31 Penn 20 a rush when he gathered in the Syracuse 21 Cornell 14 Rhode island 6 Northea-stern 6 Atte) striving for advantage Positions with exchange of punts moved the ball shed a record of failure for both in TulFa and Coach Elmer Hen- few players ever to be ranked No 1 on the Gents' 31-yard line Pitner Penn State 2 Western Maryland punts The stout Arkansas forward to midfield opening kickoff on his goal line and pranced down the sidelines to Allison at 31 feels that his game wall succeeded in stopping the Allen Keen broke through for sessons-st was the first time either two years in succession: fumbled after gaining eight yards Michigan 7 Indiana Robbins on two plunges and a pair midfield before Corbett safety man has been improving since the close Michigan State 42 Kansas squirming Lloyd Russell Baylor's first down on Bastloes '28-yard line eparately or together have lost of the 1931 season He attributes In Ryan Allison is meeting one through the line but Morrow re bagged him St Mary's 0 Delaware 0 (tie) ace halfback in his various line her fIrst three games without that of the outstanding players of Texas covered for the Aggies After Man- Case 12 Wooster 6 Jay Arnold a crashing halfback his sensational three-set vie- 1 plunges Arkansas 6 Baylor of short shovel passes failed to gain ning had been thrown for a three- Maine 13 New Hampshire 2 -(-0I-Ing a pont i Alth olzh opposed by what has tory over Fred Perry of England The former was runnerup to Doe took up the torch and burrowed yaross ner passed Manning Providence 14 CityCollege of 0 Second Period first down giving Baylor the ball Barr in the finals of the Pit i Texas State Villanova 25 Bucknell world's No 1 player in the semi- Tennis Lloyd Russell sent Baylor into on its 20-yard line Russell punted through Oklahoma's line for two II been ha led as one of the most stub- for 20 yards and on an end around first downs on the 25-yard line 4 finals of the national this yeens kennts Association sing es at a as 1 11 Ohio Northern 13 Capitol scoring position early in this period to Keen in midfield I 1-1- horn defenses in Southwest foot- play Morrow scored Conway Baker Ashland Heidelberg a (tie) He later defeated Sidney Wood earlier in the year Hethen grabbed when he got loose for a 28-yard run Baylor scored when Bob Masters Sands rested from his long run Mount Union 6 Muskingum bal: the Frogs made more first blocked Morrow's placement guar oc American youth in the finals to the Fort Worth public courts state Western Reserve 61 Buffalo around right end gaining first down intercepted Robbins' pass and raced switched around right end side- st soy ss --and more yards from kick and passing-3- "'I than in win the championship for the ci al and Fort Worth invita- The Gents got to pulling together Pennsylvania 5 Lehigh mum Albright 38 Lafayette on Arkansas' 20-yard line Russell 53 yards for a touchdown un- stepped and stiff-armed six tacklers I --v me this year save the first first time He and Johnny Van Ryn tion championships better after the score and held the North Carolina 33 Maryland and Masters got nine yards in three touched by an Arkansas tackler and drew up on the two-yard line one Howard Payne It was Is es usly -to had captured the doubles Ryan won the national indoor in- visitors to no gain at midfield as Hol Cr oss 13 HarvArd plunges Arkansas drew an off-side Arkansas 6 Baylor 12 Gernand Pitzer dived over the center of crown tercollegiate crown as captain of the the third period ended Columbia 20 Rutgers 6 penalty giving Baylor first down kicked goal from placement Ars the line and Texas had countered I 'n time too since that opener 25 Carnegie Tech 6 on Arkansas six-yard line Arkan- kansas 6 Baylor 13 within five minutes of the opening Allison went to the finals in the Yale team during his college days he opponent hasn't scored but Centenary received Pitner's punt Army 54 Gettysburg 0 sas held to regain the ball on its The lineups: whistle Arnold missed conversion I national against Perry in 1934 los- He like Allison received his early on opening Bowdoin 33 Wesleyan mat a not sutprising in the light the locals' 32- vard line William and Mary 0 I 0 (tie) three-yard line le Haden It Soon after the kickoff the Steers 4 sf pa-t i 's offense al- mg in a hard-fought five-set match training here the last quarter Crowther passed LaSalle 18 Ursinus 0 Jack Holt hack to puns fumbled Sanders 1g Lunday Gilmore rg: were at it again with Sands Arnold 1 most I ost -t: it made only five first to Huddleston for 14 yards and then 28 Moravian behind Arkansas' goal line and Vansickle rt Howell re Jolson and Pitzer carrying to the Okla- 1 crykns here this afternoon and new s3110Ns sTARQ YALE DEFEATS broke through tackle for seven St Joseph's 26 St Francis 6 Washington College 13 Swarthmore 6 Baylor recovered for a touchdown qb Jeffries lh Robbins rh Rucker homans' I3-yard line There the Crowther failed to gain through City Cr cam wth 20 yards of a score yards Washington and Jefferson 69 Grove Arkansas 6 Baylor 6 Gernand (c) lb Sooners came out of their dream Six Players Injured 0 yar missed placement kick Arkansas le McDonald St: and stopped the Steers after two left guard but scored when henext Chicago 31 Western (Mich) State 6 he suffered a severe cut 6 Baylor 6 Simpson lg: Cloyd Buchanan rg: passes had failed --it under his left eye Capt Darrell As lowA wiNs pENN 31 To 20 crashed right guard Minnesota 12 Nebraska 7 With a 6-6 score both coaches Kriel rt Williams re: Russell qh: Coach "Bilf" shot eight Iowa 12 Colgate 6 substitutes Isester all-American center of the Mass State 25 Conn State 12 missed once this season I Fro---- a forced from the game in re second quarter and never re- Stokes kicked his eighth consecu- Duke tive placement goal points He hasn't Ohio Wesleyan 8 Miami Colby 6 Vermont flooded the game with substitutes Finley lh Gernand rh: Braze' lb into his lethargic lineup and things but neither side could muster Official started Watson (Tex- start happening Cox a substitute enoUgh strength to contribute touch- as) umpire Alderson (Texas: head- end scooped up Gilbreath's fumble Iturtle but Jack Tittle sophomore IOWA CITY Iowa Oct 12 FRANKLIN FIELD PHILADEL- The lineups: Springfield 20 Brown 0 down threats Arkansas intercepted linesman Proctor (Texas Christian) on the Texas 25-yard line and then the bg i gap in a manner that Ozzie Simmons the dancing twist- PHIA Oct 12 UP)--Yale fought off Texas A le upsala 19 Lowell Textile 0 a pass on Baylor's 35-yard line but field judge Littlefield (Texas) Boudreau shot his perfect pass to I -val-med the coaches and ing negro will-o'-the-wisp led a Lindsey it Willis lg Deware Trinity 24 Worchester Tech 0 Hewes for the counter a two-touchdown deficit in the first row rg Young rt- Morrow re Yale Freshmen 18 Andover to enthusiastic praise Five University of Iowa football team to Teachers 0 Lock Haven to Bloomsbu rg nci ('ne two for and a spectacular 12 to 6 victory over half today to come from behind and Pitner- qb Reid Ih Nesrsta 20 AUTO RACE Teachers 0 (tie) scHmIDTmEN IN The Oklahoma lead was doomed live only eight minutes A couple I fJt- Tulsa were also forced Colgate here Saturday in an inter- swamp Pennsylvania 31 to '20 in a Cummings lb Findlay 34 Detroit Tech 0 R3 of breezy Texas substitute backs I 0 ss the game permanently be- sectional contest played before 25- thrilling see-saw battle before a believed to be serious- oper le- Baker ker It Elon 26 St John's (Annapolis) Cornell College 63 Beloit Atchison and-Collie placed the ball ('J-e -f Hohman Ig Robinson rg Binion Illinois 19 Southern California on Oklahoma's 37-yard line with was sun-warmed cow o000 in the wILL VIE TODAY 85 To 7 vicrogy I Injuries None of the six 000 persons sn h-re Nwas The cunning Simmons his flying 62 rt Horak re Weidman qls Crow- A 7 Stanford 6 twisting dashes and then Pitzer I feet a constant threat to the Red first game the Elis have played here ther 1h Webb rh Cohan fb Santa Clara 24 Fresno State 0 of San Francisco 27 of Nevada 7 faded deep and passed to Gilbreath I sst of the first half of the Raiders twice crossed the Eastern- in 46 years Score by periods: Sul Ross 33 Kelly Field 0 on the Oklahoma 15 ef-Irtet was played on a dry ers' goal to pace the Hawkeyes in Larry Kelley caught two touch- Texas A 0 0 6 0-6 California 6 Oregon 13 A score of the Southwest's best COLUMBUS Ohio Oct 12 (A) It was a breeze for Gilbreath 0 0 0 7-7 Washington State 13 Montana 7 I fas' fe'-1 under a clear sky and their sensational overthrow of one down across passes for the Elis Al Hess- Centenary Utah 47 Montana State 0 dirt track drivers will compete in Ohio State's dynamite-packed foot- the goal line and Texas was srstier the influence of a stiff south of the East's first ranking elevens berg ran 57 and 62 yards for two Centenary Colorado State 19 Colorado Mines I ed from there on dud against Kentucky vind that swept the gridiron length- After Andy Kerr's Raiders stunned more and Clint Frank 49 more for Crowther Aggies Morrow Extra New Mexico Colorado College 0 the weekly -racing program at the ball team which proved almost a invincible Sands Is Star -vlse home forces Played the the Iowans with a brilliant touch- Yale's fifth score point! Stokes (placement) Randolph Macon 27 Bridgewater Hemphill Speedway this afternoon exploded in the face of Drake's a eek ago Sands a running back who had I Fro4 on even terms but in the see- down pass on the third play of the to (Indiana) ref- Hampden Sydney 14 American 12 Ind Indiana State Teachers 32 Eastern II- Starting at 3 o'clock seven events Bulldogs Saturday and the Bucks Texas fans remembering the slick I ond 1171: 11 the advantage belonged game the big Hawkeyes took corn- eree Price (Terrell) umpire linois Teachers 13 will be run off with the feature a rang up an 85 to 7 victory runs Bohn Hilliard used to give t- 'h 7- and it grew as the min- plete charge of the contest It was Tennessee Puts Swartz (Rice) head linesman Et- Unger Harvard) field judge- Moorhead Teachers 32 Duluth Teach- era 20-lap sweepstakes race Several Ohio's total ed 1 them manu ac ur with 3 fairly dazzled eve time he i tl'e by the last serious threat by the sleight- Auburn ts Thiel 47 Clarion 2 waynesburg 31 Westminster thousand spectators are expected touchdowns and seven extra points put his hands on the ball Arnold aF ranging on the ropes -of-hand boys from the East Eyes will be on Dutch Meyers was th st tss f--11sh with the Frogs ham- Ou 13-6 rwl Brigham Young 19 Greeley State greatest ever scored in the and Pitzer picked holes and drove to I Aard pay line Tulaile Defeats Coe 16 Monmouth 13 this afternoon The Californian big Buckeye stadium The previous through them Teachers 38 Adams Teachers ranks as one of the Nation's best high the 75 spar was to 0 count Texas went to the air often and Frogs Buck Wind olverines Win BIRMINGHAM Ala Oct 12 UP) San Diego State years ago Occidental 7 drivers and he has one of the fast- Ohio State ran up on Virginia three effectively Texas was a greatly f' Florida '19 to 7 est cars now competing He was improved team over the bunch that William and Mary 13 Potomac St 7 Lake Forest 14 Ripon I An alert and powerful University forced out last week with a broken Coach Francis A Schmidt used took a licking from last I From Indiana of Tennessee football team led by axle but will be ready this after- week Van Zandt end and Capt TULANE STADIUM NEW OR- FRIDAY'S SCORES 45 men in smothering the Bulldogs it Gene Rose end crushed Alabama LEANS Oct 12 reen Centre 20 Georgetown College 0 l' G' noon He will try for a new track only the injured Frank Fisch fail- bruising Joe Smartt guard played I record in the time trials defensive games -matched only by MICHIGAN STADIUM ANN AR- Polytechnic Institute's Southeastern Wave bounced back from last week's Union 13 ouisviiie t) 7 ing to get into the lineup a The track will be in fine shape the smashing tackling Pete Smith BOR Mich Oct 12 fumbled Conference hopes 13 to 6 here today defeat at the hands of Auburn to Navy 33 West Liberty 7 "Jumping Joe" Williams the 26 Virginia 7 after last week's rains Manager "Barberton Bomb" gave one of the Oklahoma end and Robertson back Ie punt behind the enemy goal line before 15716 paid attendance Rose chalk up a 19 to 7 Oictory over a Freshmen- -7- Parls Junior Coly Coleman announced The rac- most scintillating individual per- displayed' gave the University of Michigan a scored once on a pass an again on Florida University's Gators before College Hillsboro College 7 Texas Military Col- ing strip has been widened and Am- formances ever uncorked here scor- Robertson put on acwhale of a 7 to 0 victory over Indiana today recovery of a fumble taken in mid- more than -10000 fans here today lege proved ing four touchdowns and gaining defensive scrap while in the game to It was the Wolverines' first victory air Joe Kilgore counted for Auburn The Wave's sparkling running at- Also due to drive are Gene Fred- 87 yards eight attempts from Breeden Corbett andrBaer did over a Big Ten foe in two seasons tack proved too much for the Orange erick in els a emPts o--- most of Oklahoma's- offensive work on a short pass from Hitchcock Dutch Dorris "Hot Foot" scrimmage Vern Huffman Hoosier quarter- squad Walker John Holland Hugo Mae today of complications from to march costly to the Sooners ss but Baer figured in two fumbles I back dropped a punt- in the end TAHOKA IS ille Joe Turman Lonnie and George Ohio scored in almost every that proved zone in the second period Matt Missouri Surprises VICTOR England Mac McCowan Charlie possible Five' touchdowns were the result of passes four were on line Starting lineups: 1 ta 11' Michigan fell th a ne 1 lc gan en on Tuckers and several others Walker le Brown It POST Oct 20-yard run plunges from within the five-yard 1: ball for the only touchdown of the I orado 20 to 6 i the -final- quarter gave Tahoka will drive car 202 in which Slim Little Ig ParkiCs Ahrens rg the other five came on varh shkovsky re or- I game Viergever place kicked the Sims crashed a month ago Hugo mark and fi Wheeler rt Mi an 8-6 win over the Post Antelopes runs of from nine to 44 yards I extra point Each team repulsed rut- Mac has a special built racer bett qb- Huddleston Ih Francis rh I here Friday Brant ran back a punt A crowd of 28970 filled about a merous scoring threats during the The added attraction will be an A Corrotto Ds game COLUMBIA Mo Oct 12 for Post's score Tahoka chalked third of the stadium eight-lap stock car race This event le Small It Chap- an amazing reversal of form the up a safety when- a Post snapback The Bulldogs from Des Moines has proved one of the program's man Ig: Hughes- Smertt rg made but one threat and that gave went into the end zone Post led University of Missouri football team highlights eaeh -week Terry rt Van Zandt re- Morrow rust downs 11 to 6 them their touchdown early in the 1 Marquette SIN 11 1r Sands lh A Id h' Pitzer fb an Arnold defeated the UniversitY of Colorado first period I FORMER MEMBER OF Score by periods: A here today 20 to 6- With an offense A Oklahoma 0 7 0 7 In This Section LOOKOUTS 'IS DEAD OREGON TRIUMPHS Texas 6 6 0 0-12 1 21-u Kansas State 1 of forward-and lateral passes and I tricky running plays the Tigers roll- Oklahoma Scoring Touchdown down the field for -touchdowns in Hewes Points after touchdown MILWAUKEE Oct 12 OP) A W11 Find ou 1 CHA'rTANOOGA' Tenn Oct 12 PORTLAND Ore Oct 12 Treadway former mem- Coach -L "Stub" Allison ram- Boudreau kick from placement each of the first three quarters driving -backfield that twice went ber of the Chattanooga Lookouts of med Ken Cotton down opposition Texas Pit- across for touchdowns and a line after the Buffaloes had scored on the Southern Baseball Association throats as his Univeristy of Cali- early i -rt the first zer and Gilbreath 1 that held when the opposition threat- a long Art 6 died nna football team opened its Coast Substitutions Oklahoma: Ends Period ened gave Marquette University a a Believe It or Not 3 gunshot wounds inflicted July 27 by Conference schedule with a 6 to 0 Bridges Harris Willis Cutehall 14 to 0 victory over Kansas State here Friday night Books and Boo lunen 6 art unidentified assailant One leg win over Oregon here Saturday tackles Brown Tennyson guards an esti- Chuck Wagon Gossip BOWS- 9 had been amputated in affort to Cotton a fullback smashed over Ball Little: center Conkright Mc- mated crowd of 10000 Financial News 9 save his life for a touchdown from his three- Dannald: backs Baer Breedin Botts I 'N Foreign News 10 yard line after Oregon's punt from dreat4 Poyner Robertson Fuqua I LON MORRIS WINS -Helen and Warren 12 GRID- INJURIES FATAL its- own goal line was blocked by Hewes Huddleston Merrell- High School Football- 5 Lutz and recovered by Anderson Ends Lau- JACKSONVILLE Oct 12 UP) s- Music 6 ANAHEIM Cal- Oct 12 tackles Koeling Maed- 1 I music 7 in the final period ney Evans: Puzzles and Pastimes 12 Ochoa 17 quarterback of gen guards Weirs King Henderson I Racing Results 4 the Anaheim High School team died 4 Robinson 12 Saturday of injuries suffered in Centers Griffin Terry backs At- hison Collie' Jurecka Sheridan Rowland lz making a bead-on tackle in a font foot- Gilbreath Wheeler if 1 )(as 'ass )wrh killed and Jack Notre nd a ersity Sat-roach It on oners the homa trt of down ly to had the wind in the first iyit could do no more than threats while pressing into its own territory i -ni the situation was just inly the Hurricane didn't u'mf and it petered out in minutes Hinting at as to follow the Christians 2sat the wind and the Tula ciezense to the 19-yard line -1F bellre the gun fired t'-e quarter with the against them the Frogs charge of the game and re-pushed far down into the On the last play period Joe Kahl punted 50 I') Baugh on the 24- i7A and the scoring drive was 'a: when he returned 20 hp start of the fourth guarthP change in goals that the wind came a wave fi-r i Frog backs Rex Clark Iliad the game only a few min-Harold McClure and Roberts Ped Jmmy Lawrence and G-ci-ge Kline who had done Yeoran 7iuty all afternoon On the t'r3t- Pv launched from the -1--arci line Clark tore around end for 17 yards Baugh Walter Roach who lateral ed to Clark on the 15 and Clark ert more to the Tulsa six PberTs mivie two McClure one and Len Rberts two more to the Tulsa I ne Baugh sliced over yard McCall was rushed for the extra point and zood with a perfect boot the remainder of the game backed against its goal -n a desperate situation on both defense missed a touchdown CO7cTINUED ON PAGE TWO) backed -a i -a i n---s i- i a -n a- -I rate situation on both a espe defense missed a touchdown Co ---N-T ED ON PAGE TwO) had the wind in the first Wit COLIld do no more than ts isss threats while pressing 2s seep nto its own territory is -11i the situation was just terl nk the Hurricane didn't s-P and i in petered out c' minutes Hinting at sst os 'to follow Christians 2E-a-nit the wind and the Tula ceiense to the 19-yard line 1- sesse the gun fired In t-e quarter with the v-r-ri tI against them the Frogs erlarZe of the game and re- ss- pushed far down into the N-7tory On the last play st -r 1PrIod Joe Kahl punted 50 '''''r''' -') Baugh on the 24- R--- A and the scoring drive was ay when he returned 20 ne start of the fourth guar- np change in goals that 7- t- the wind came a wave r4 Frog backs Rex Clark ree" the game only a few min- -F-- Isrold McClure and Roberts JImmy Lawrence and ss Issne who had done yeos ra" -ty all afternoon On the r3t launched from the ss 1 line Clark tore around -s r-l-t end for 17 yards Baugh -r-: alter Roach who lateral- el to (-k on the 15 and Clark more to the Tulsa six btrTs mwie two McClure one and Fr R-hp two more to the Tulsa s-- 'I ne Baugh sliced over Le -3' Yard McCall was rushed for the point and extra poi ''722's with a perfect boot '-'e remainder of the game backed against its goal a reS er lf a situation on bot c'-- 7- L' missed a touchdown defense Rio Grande 13 New-River State 12 Oklahoma City University 10 Wichita University 9 Friends University 12 Sterling College 6 Cuyier Stockton 19 Kemper Hannibal-La Grange 6 Macomb Teachers Reserves Manchester 20 Adrian 7 Tulsa Fresh 14 Oklahoma A Froth IL Va Wesleyan 18 St Vincent Michigan Normal 3 Iowa Teachers Ellensburg Normal 7 Pacific Lutheran of Idaho 27 Ricks Central Mo 12 Principla O- Xavier 39 Transylvania Hebron Academy 6 Concordia Catholic 6 Duquesne Cameron Aggies 20 Eastern Oklahoma Jr Temple 6 Vanderbilt 3 Akron 3 Kent State George Washington 33 Catawba Ohio 49 John Carroll Detroit 13 Oklahoma A Marquette 14 Kansas State McMurry-13 6 A 26 Weatherford College 13 North Texas Teachers 13 A 13 (tie) 25 East Texas Teachers 0 John Tarleton 19 Decatur Lon Morris 19 Centenary Fresh 7 Center 12 College of Marshall Howard Payne 40 Westmoorland 0 Austin College 13 Daniel Baker 6 Stephen Austin 14 Teachers Lockhart 19 San Marcos Kansas Wesleyan 21 Bethany 7 Arkansas Tech 10 Hendrix North Dakota 25 South Dakota Texarkana College 13 Magnolia A Howard 21 Loyola Central Oklahoma Teachers 13 Northeast Oklahoma Teachers 6 Murray Aggies 27 Connor Aggies Geneva 19 Bethany 7 Southwestern 14 St Edwards 12 Hardin-Simmons 32 Morningside Howard 21 Loyola Central Oklahoma Teachers 13 North- east Oklahoma Teachers 6 Murray Aggies 27 oormor Aggies 0 a Geneva 19 Beth 7 Southwestern 14 St Edward 12 Hardin-Simmons 32 Morningsids Rio Grande 13 New-River State 12 Oklahoma City University 10 Wichita University 9 Friends University 12 Sterling Col- legs 6 Cuyier Stockton 19 Kemper Hannibal-La -Grange 6 Macomb Teach- era Reserves Manchester 20 Adrian 7 Tulsa Fresh 14 Oklahoma A Frosh Va Wesleyan 18 St Vincent Michigan Normal 3 Iowa Teachers 0 llensburg Normal 7 Pacific Lutheran of Idaho 27 Ricks Central 'Mo 12 Princiola 0--- Xavier 39 Transylvania Hebron Academy 6 Concordia Catholic 6 Duquesne Cameron Aggies 20 Eastern Oklahoma Jr Temple 6 Vanderbilt 3 George Washington 33 Catawba Akron 3 Kent State Ohio 49 John Carroll Detroit 13 Oklahoma A 0 Marquette 14 Kansas State 13 6 Mc Murry- A 26 Weatherford College 13 North Texas Teachers 13 A 13 27 Connor Aggies 0 met 25 East Texas Teachers 0 John Tarieton 19 Decatur Lon Morris 19 Centenary Fresh 7 Center 12 College of Marshall Howard Payne 40 Westmoorland Austin College 13 Daniel Baker 6 Stephen Austin 14 Teachers Lockhart 19 San Marcos Kansas Wesleyan 21 Bethany 7 Arkansas Tech 10 Hendrix North Dakota 25 South Dakota Texarkana College 13 Magnolia A ss 0 Howard 21 Loyola Central Oklahoma Teachers 13 North- east Oklahoma Teachers 6 Murray Aggiell Geneva 19 Bethany 7 Southwestern 14 St Edwards 12 HARVARD BOWS TO -HOLY CROSS TEAM CAMBRMGE Mass Oct 12 A hard fighting Harvard football team turned back six of Holy Cross' eight powerful thrusts today as it gallantly lost its farewell game with the powerful Crusaders 13-0 The Crimson tackling with the wild fury of enraged demons forced the Crusaders to pile up 18 first downs for their pair of touchdowns scored by Bob Curley and Joe l'ablonskY in the first and last periods The Crimson tackling with the wild fury of enraged demons forced the Crusaders to pile up 18 first downs for their pair of touchdowns scored by Bob Curley and Joe Yablonsky in the first and last periods HARVARn TO -HOLY- CROSS 'TEAM CAMBRMGE Mass Oet 12 A- hard fighting Harvard' football team: turned back six of Holy Cross' eight powerful thrusts today as it gallantly lost its farewell game with the powerful Crusaders 13-0 The Crimson tackling with the wild fury of enraged demons forced the Crusaders to pile up 18 first downs for their pair of touchdowns scored by Bob Curley and Joe Yablonsky The Lon -Morris Eiearcats defeated the Centenary College freshmen Friday night 19 to 7 Wells undersized Cat halfback scampered through the big freshman team for all three touchdowns on dashes of 19 45 and 42 yards A series' of passes climaxed by a 30-yard run on the part of Sparks made the Centenary marker through the big freshman team for all three touchdowns on dashes of 19 45 and 42 yards A series' of passes climaxed by a 30-yard run on the part of Sparks made the Cert- tenary marker The Lon -Morris Bearcats defeated the Centenary College freshmen Fri- day night 19 to 7 Wells un- dersized I Cat halfback scampered through the big freshman team for all three touchdowns on dashes of 19 45 and 42 yards A series of passes climaxed by a 30-yard run on the part of Sparks made the Cen- GRID INJURY FATAL ANAHEIM Cal Oct 12 Injured in a football game at Riverside last night Johnny Ochoa 17 quarterback of the Anaheim High School team died in a hospital at Fullerton today rsou-111iaNA sa a IS Am sr side last night Johnny Ochoa 17 Injured in a football game at River- School team died in a hospital at quarterback of the Anaheim High Fullerton today GRID INJURY FATAL ANAHEIM Cal -Oct- 12 VI Injured in a foot a game a football River- side last night Johnny Ochoa 17 quarterback of the Anaheim High School team died in a hospital at rilliorton today Sports 1-2-3-4-5 Sport Tide 2 Theater News Week's News 11 game at Riverside Friday night Oregon State 33 Gonza I Amarillo Junior 7 Eastern New Mexico Ole Was 33 St wane yAl 7101)escffi iltnumpires feeimfeelard en (Rdir) ogno enance tiyHolton (Kirks- rIa ki (Notre Dame) I I 1 11 'Sports 1-2-3-4-5 ball game at Riverside Friday night wczy I Sport Tide 2 Theater News 7 Oregon State 33 Gonza I A M): umpires Roach (Bay- Officials: Referee Kinney Week's News 11 illo Junior 7 Mn) field judge Holton Eastern Mexico Amar Juntor yi(Notre Dame) 'or) headlineman Moon (Kirks i Ole Wes 33 it ti 1 1 a Aingww "PPV11 A i 0 41 Sports 1 Sp 1 -2-3-4-5 ball game at Riverside Friday night Officials: Referee Kinney (Miss st friss 2 Innpires Roach- (B" A M) MN I Soo a A Theater News Week's News 11 7 Amarillo Junior 7 Eastern New Mexico Junior -1 Oregon State 33 Gonza I lor) bea field Judge Holton vine- Mo (Notre Dame) dlineman Moon tKirks-.