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VIONEENMENWNMWS MtMME 1 1 1 MINIPN FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM-SUNDAY 3 193t 'SUNDAY OCTOBER 8 1939 8 11 TT I 19' SUNDAY OCT( PAGE THREE See Sooners Upset Favored Northwestern 23-Q Attlaried rid Menu 'This eek 1 11- larled 1 41 rid 114( I i fh IS 45000 Underdogs Take 9-0 Lead in First Mustang's Bright Sophomore Gains Five Yards Fumbles 1 lion! 4 1 -i Hon1 'S Owl 1F GE 41C- 7- 11 one ConlerEnce Game and i Sfrong Iniersectional 1 1Program Will Be Offered 1 One ConlerEn ce Iniersect Iprogram Will Be Ohio Stale Smashes Missouri 19-0 A ''''-7141 Mistakes Hurt Big Ten Team's Chances in Season Opener 7: 4 40'-' tsi y'" I( 4-04' g'' 44-04 04' t'- i 1 A --c rc a I-- cE GAMES L' 0 VI N'te Dame at South 4 i-A I A nallas iI A2 4 4 VIllne)va At Tyler -1 0 lc' le Phliedelphia 5 LI 5 et Wsce I ce Eton Rouge BY FLEM HALL SPCt1 Writer ne rrne and the 11 rerLectional pro 4 I tm make up the 1 ii cEK 44 2 44 N(te t1116s (I 4 14I A-ip 4 4 Vto Ark v-5 A FLEM ce II Star-Te-Pqrvi Sp re g2 ti tt (7 i'(- Tigers Fail With Aerial Game Schmidt's Team Brilliant in Broken Field Running GAME AT A GLANCE Oklahoma Northwestern 10 First Downs 14 181 Yards Gained Pushing 256 89 Yards Gained Passing 15e 8 of 8 Passes Completed 25 Passes Intercepted By 1 49 Punts Average Yardage 37 75 Penalties 50 256 15 181 29 Yards Gained Pushing Yards Gained Passing of I Passes Completed 11of 25 4 9 75 Passes Intercepted By Punts A a Yardage 37 Penarties 50 enler 1104 vat Ortu tter ant trt mule Ear-on en1er 4 ri c' COLUMBUS Ohio Oct 7 441-- Co-ordinating a deadly passing tack with a hard running game Ohio State of the Big Ten displayed a powerhouse Saturday as it defeated Missouri 19 to 0 in an intersectional football game Missouri failed to break through' us io its vaunted aerial offense was completely bottled up Ohio Halfback James Straugbaugh took the opening kickoff and raced 85 yards to the goal only to see the score invalidated by penalties Ohio came right back and marched 78 yards scoring on Quaterback Don Scotts 11-yard pass to End Frank Clair in the end zone In the fourth period an 18-yard pass from John Simione to End Charlie Anderson both substitutes netted the second touchdown A few minutes later Scott zig-zagged way beautifully through a broken field for 34 yards and the last touch-' down Clair and Anderson a big negra playing his first game for Ohio wcre wide open as were of the Ohio receivers when they completed 9 out of 25 passes Paul Christman Missouri quarterback who carried the brunt of the Tiger offense completed a 35-yard pass to Halfback Clay Cooper who was brought down frotnbellindwitly a clear field ahead of him aerial offense was corn-led up back James Straugbaugh ening kickoff and raced the goal only to see nvalidated by penalties right back and marched )ring on Quaterback Don ard pass to End Frank end zone urth period an 18-yard John Simione to End derson both substitutes econd touchdown A few er Scott zig-zagged fully through a broken yards and the last touch- Anderson a big negra first game for Ohio Dpen as were of the ers when they passes istman Missouri quarter-carried the brunt of the Ise completed a 35-yard Clay Cooper who down frombellinclwitly ahead of him Lo-orainating a (leanly passing at tack with a hard running game Ohio State of the Big Ten displayed a powerhouse Saturday as it defeated missouri 19 to 0 in an intersectional football game Nlissouri failed to break through' us io its Vaunted aerial offense as corn- pletely bottled up Ohio Halfback James Straugbaugh took opening kickoff and raced 85 yards to the goal only to see the score invalidated by penalties Ohio came right back and marched 7 ys S8 tt' ardcoring on Quaterback Don yard pass Ed Frank co Clair in the end zone In the fourth period an 18-yard pass from John Simione to End Charlie Anderson both substitutes netted the second touchdown A few minutes later Scott zig-zagged his! field for 34 yards and the last touch ay beautifully through a broken do Clair and Anderson a big negra playing his first game for Ohio- vcre wide open as were olost of the Ohio receivers hen they completed out of 25 passes Paul Christman Missouri quarter- we back ho carried the brunt of th Tiger offense completed a 35-yard pass to Halfback Clay Cooper who 14:1 td daohwer v41 jt 1 EVANSTON Ill Oct 7 (41)--Oklahoma's Sooners the boss team of :4 4 the Big Six Conference last year 1 did everything right Saturday td fashion a staggering 23 to 0 upset over Northwestern in spite a of come brilliant operations by Bill DeCorrevont (00 W35 I Oregon Beals Stanford 10-0 Yale Nips Columbia 10-7 Mississippi Beats '( 9ss -ts 4o) 4 -i-: I i rCf' 31 't 2 r444 0" 4'41P 2 0'04- '1 EVANSTON Ill Oct 7 (--Ok- 4-itoho- AtI lahoma's Sooners the boss team of il 'e-t a he Big Six Conference last year ik 1 1 4 '''4 444 -i-'-or -4'" t' 1 Nss 11 i i did everything right Saturday td 1 I fashion a stagering 23 to 0 upset -h 4 A IN44- 1-7 ''''ri' l' '-i''' ---t y9 '9: l'- -4-44: p- 40-' -4 0' '-'1 itoo '49 4' w-i71 1 0- 0 A''4 '1' 'N '4 1 4 4 1-- :::1 '1' i --a I Itiif'- 11 443 'I 1i 1 over Northwestern in spite 4 :4: ::4: 14 4 l' of some brilliant opera 1 OnS by Bill -1A46 '44- 4 ''i-'' DeCorrevont t4t :7 77 i tio ii 4 449 Ai 'N3- A 0' i 1 Nt ox4 11 1 fv 4 1' 4" i- A 6 'Av' 1: 7 2 1 i rvall T- I 0a -44 -4 4e6 --ii' i 0 ''''t'' fer! 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'5 A 11 40-04 Ot 1 4i 74 '''fo ''''47A PORTLAND Ore Oct 7 The University of Oregon fought through the second game of its "sudden death" Pacific Coast Conference schedule Saturday before 20000 fans and added a 10-0 victory Over Stanford to its previous 7-7 tie with Southern California The Web foots winning their second of four consecutive conference games in a walk thus established themselves as one of the favorites PORTLAND Ore Oct 7 Ile University of Oregon fought hrough the second game of its death" Pacific Coast Con- schedule Saturday before fans and added a 10-0 vie- Lory over Stanford to its previous 7-7 tie with Southern California The Webfoots winning their Dnd of four consecutive conference games in a walk thus established themselves as one of the favorites PORTLAND Ore Oct 7 (iPh-- Prtr rf NEW HAVEN Conn Oct 7 (IP) The talented toe of "Two-play" Howie Kaye of Middleburg Va en-'sudden abled Yale to oPen its football season with a 10-7 victory Saturday over Columbia under a bright Au- tumn sun The 30000 fans expected big things from two backs Yale's Hovey sec-Seymour a sophomore and Colum- Les stenezykrid they I weren't disappointed Seymour captain of last year's in the campaign for the conference frosh and Stanczyk although ban-title dicapped by the fact that he was Repeating their feat of last week on the spot as the successor of the when they scored on in graduated Sid Luckman were great the final seconds of the first half backs Saturday accounting for the the Webfoots staged a brilliant touchdowns aerial drive of 50 yards in the last Seymour caught several of Fred half minute I Burrs passes and crashed his way graduated Sid Luckman were great backs Saturday accounting for the touchdowns Seymour caught several of Fred Burrs passes and crashed his way NEW HAVEN Conn Oct 7 (I) zt PRESTON JOHNSTON U's shows and the ball was recovered by the brilliant sophomore back from Newcastle in the end zone BOB BELVILLE plungtd-six yards across the goal-line is the interferer Just be-the third quarter of the game against fore this play Johnston had gone around North Texas State Teachers of Denton end for 28 yards (Associated Press photo But Preston fumbled as this picture by Laughhead) PRI brillian Plungt( the thi or th BLIA WO I 4- GAINESVILLE Fla Oct 7 UN Mississippi State's up-and-coming football team jumped into the Southeastern Conference champion-hip race here Saturday night with a 14-0 decision over Florida A pair of fast-moving State backs Nix and Frank ve the visitors the edge over an aroused 'Gator which stayed in the fight all the way The 12000 spectators were kept on edge throughout by long runs fumbles and intercepted passes of Howard and over its first tcuchdovvn in the second period cashing in on a pass from Billy Jefferson to Nix The play was good for 30 yards Nix sent his placekick squarely between the up- rights Scoring stopped then until the final pericd when Toxie Tullog went over from the one-yard linq to end a 52-yard march started hi the third period by the reserve backfield VILLE Fla Oct 7 UN State's up-and-coming earn jumped into the 11 Conference champion- lere Saturday night with icinn (war Vinririn 1 ohnston Leads Mustangs Ohl Kentucky haps Vandy 21-13 NOsti UN 400n0 spectators came to Fee how DeCorrevont the Nation's most pub in licized prep school star two years for the kir- ago would do against the big boys They saw the blond youngster stage the ground a brilliant performance after an un'A here two happy start but nothing DeCorre- 1verful uncle wont could do was anywhere near tiattle enough to offsct Northwestern's 7 a fl since 1936imistakes Wildcats clawed The Oklahomans underdogs in 4-(i Friday night spite of their bensational record of ha ideas about 10 straight victories last year before aons in a row losing to Tennessee in the Orange othcr hand went Bowl were prompt to take advan (1 Fraixisco to trim tage of errors They clamped a 7J confirm general on Northwest mi! Homer Norton ems highly regarded crew of backs this year and produced stunning offensive power when scoring opportunities AST FANS WALL WATCH arose CE-L 1 RATTLE -fts Wildcats clawed The Oklahomans underdogs in :1 4-o Friday night spite Of their bensational record of hake ideas about 10 straight victories last year before -ons in a row losing to Tennessee in the Orange other hand went Bowl were prompt to take advan- Fratcisco to trim tage of errors They clam ed a H7 7-ll 7J general on Northwest- rs Homer Norton ems hignly regarded crew of backs this year and produced stunning offensive power FANS WILL WATCH when scoring opportunities arose 1 BATTLE I DeCorrevont went into action late in Baton in the first period and lost 13 yards the hearts of I on two plays as the Sooner for along the wards crashed through Northwest-erns line He came back late in the radio li5- the third period to return a kickoff A ill center on 40 yards race 13 yards around an between the end and give a dazzling exhibition l'' ir 1 as yet tin of footwork in sloping through the fi of its hear- right side of the Oklahoma line for the game i 28-yard PA fumble nullified t-- in en tbeatten! ols gains other conflicts i Oklahoma scored its first touch-p the down in the first period when 011ie Aitil played Sat-1 Hahnenstein Wildcat tack fumbled ct and he not as he attempted to kick John the most beau shirk Sooner end recovered on the r-y The setting Wildcat six and after Jack Jacobs tnakes the Sooners Indian halfback took attrac tiveress it to the restle in a nat- Bob Seymour in three shots Fullback our rammed it over ff the most beau The Fetting tself makes attractiveresS retle In a hat- X0 SEATS AND ETY PARKING SPACE roks et Feats and a are located con-room and such rooms are south jg' a cnst of $300000 Ty and federal funds) the Lm rimed after Carl of Arkansas It Oct 8 1938 to the stadium the Fts a new $170000 field ty Bowling Captains eel at Alleys Monday cf teams competing unCtY Ecviing Association sanertect Monday night at starting at 1 o'clock tor t're new season will be h-xluding those for the cAy tournament The biggest opening day turnout Iin Northwestern's gridiron history NORTON I 40014) spectators came In FPD hnw ff :1 the concrete The The heaves had been clicking but 1 tted in the John Martin a substitute Sooner that provides ample fullback reached up and snatched a toss from Chambers and skipped 53 are located con t- yards up the sidelines across the 7 0'rze room and such goal line The lineups! rl 1 rr1 are at south Oklahoma le: Duggan It: Man(f ley ig Speeve Stevenson rg Firmer a ct nt s300000 rt I re: Favor qh Jacobs lb Jen- mngs ft: Se mnur lb i d1 feneral funds) the fe le: Cutlick It 1 rJrned after Carl Gurit la Haman Method rg A arts (- of Arkansas It rt Ditty re: Contea a qb Hahenstein III Chambers rh Clason lb -'i''''31 (- Ort 8 1938 Score by n'i tc) the stadium the Oklahoma 9 0 7 7-23 Fr''y Fts a new $170000 field Northu extern 0 0 0 0 Oklahoma atoll ng Seva mour 2 Martin 'Nub for Seymour): point asa---- from try atter touchdown Favor Martin piacement 1 field goal Favor place-If c1! men3) Princeton Passes Sink Williams by 26-6 PRINCETON Oct 7 Princeton passed its way to a 26-0 victory Saturday over a willing Williams opponent -1 a -ew of the rough Clifton Speegle Oklahoma's clever :7 junior center recovered and Sep mour crashed over again CO SEATS AND The final touchdown came 1TY PARKING SPACE Northwestern staged a desperate 71 roAs cf Fe a ts and a aerial attack in the last session ---o The biggest opening day turnout I Northwestern's gridiron history DeCorrevont the Nation's most pub if NORTON 400O0 spectators came to Fee how pi farthereitt in licized prep school star two years I th a tor the Fkir- ago would do against bi boys I i r': --t They saw the blond youngster stage I-! i o- the ground a brilliant performance after an un- 1 'Allere two happy start but nothing DeCorre- yerful uncle vont could do was anywhere near 'Pot villa enough to offset Northwestern's a i since 1936 i mistakes 3 7 4'' Wildcats clawed The Oklahomans underdogs in It' C11' 4 (1 Fnday night spite of their liensational record of i ha ideas about 10 straight victories last year before 1 Dloos3AinLg utoerTeepnrneemsspete tion tathkee Oadravnagne :4 l'1annda went I to trim tage of errors They clarnsed a 7J general on Northwest- 4 Homer Norton 6v3: re this year and produced stunning offensive AST FANS WILL WATCH I arose 1 6 i' ticr? 4-2t! ICEL 1- RATTLE DeCorrevont went into action late 1 el in Ratonlin the first period and lost 13 yards the liearts Of I on two plays as the Sooner for 7 along the 1 ards crashed through Northwest- ern's line He came back late in 15 Ii4i'''vt the radio lis- the third period to return a kickoff A 'kill center on 40 yards race 13 yards around an tvi- tietween the end and give a dazzling exhibition LH- 4: Iiii'11s as yet un of in slpping through the right side of the Oklahoma line for e-! l'i: l'A? et its bear- the game a 28-yard gain ume nu A fblllified 'i II attenthis gains i-- :11 on the I ::4 1 other conflicts i Oklahoma scored its first touch- I nch the down in the first period when 011ie kas played Sat-1 Hahnenstein Wildcat tack fumbled i ct ind he not I as he attempted to kick John ff the most beau Shirk Sooner end recovered on the r-y The Fetting Wildcat six and after Jack Jacobs E-c-iium teif tnakes the Sooners Indian halfback took attractiveness jt 10 the 0 -'-''P 'a-rti retle in a nat- 1 he in three shots Fullback I Bob Seymour rammed it over ti a vew of the rough Clifton Speegle Oklahoma's clever i''r: :7 junior center recovered and Sey- mour crashed over again -(0 EATS AND The final touchdown came IETY PARKING SPACE Northwestern staged a desperate 4 71 roA of Feats and a aerial attack in the last session 1 concrete The The heaves had been clicking but 1 in the middle John Martin a substitute Sooner that provides ample fullback reached up and snatched a ri 7:: A- toss from Chambers and skipped 53 nd are located con yards up the sidelines across the --n 0'rq--e room and such goal line -r The lineups: oOrnS are at south Oklahoma le: Duggan It: an- 011-: iy lc Stevenson rg Bmsers a cr4t of $300000 11: Ivy re: Favor qb Jacobs lb Jen- and federal funds) the nInfs thrb ScYmour lb med after Carl Gu tl-m i 'riciter 17'nflr--Grefe le: Cutilck It anman Method rg A arts rt Dlay re: Conteak qh Hahe lb of Arkansas It "Iiii ('-'-4---1 Oct 8 1938 Chambers rh: Clason lb Score 1 to the stadium the Oklahoma Pe vErity Fts a new $170000 field Northu extern 9 9 7 7-23 o-- OCahOrna Sey- mour 2 Martin 'sub for Seymour: point from try after touchdown Favor Martin goal Favor (place-- fpiacement) fleld ty Bowling Captains ment) Al eel at Alleys Monday Princeton Passes Sink cf teams competing un- Williams by 266 CtY E-wling Association sane- ricc-t Monday night at Tay- Ts starting at 1 o'clock PRINCETON Oct 7 GP)-- ota tor the flew 1 ro ludin season will be Princeton passed its way to a 26-0 those for the victory Saturday over a willing ial rty tournament Pornmv----- Williams opponent 1 rc :000 I The biggest opening day turnout in Northwestern's gridiron history I 4 0 060 spectators came to Fee how I DeCorrevont the Nation most pub NOAc'ON -I licizeti prep school 1 f--irthPrest in i star tWd years -I for the kir' I ago vvould do against the big boys They aw the blond youngster stage 4 i the ground a brilliant performance after an un here txo happy start but nothing DeCorre- i Ierful unde- vont could do vvas anywhere near '04 t)itre vilia enough to offsct Northwestern's I -41- a 'i rie since 19361 mistakes 3 7 7 f--" Vildca'R clawed The Oklahonhans underdogs in le 4(1 Fnday night spite of their tie nsa tion al record of -T a ideas about 10 straight victories last year before 'f in a row losing to Tennessee in the Orange hu hand went Bowl were prompt to take adN-an- 0- 1 FraAcisco to trim tage of errors They clarned a 4 A csn1-rrn general on North-west- 4 Homer Homer Norton ern's hignly regarded crew of backs te---- 1- and rouced stunning offensive '7 IA is ea AST FANS WILL WATCH I power hen scoring opportunities i I'5 7'7 arose i E-L 1 RATTLE 1 DeCorrevont went into action late i i Baton in 1 the first period and lost 13 yards I 1 1 A 'r1 the hearts of i on two plays as the Sooner for- i "eX i4 4' fit I 7 1-J Rinpl A': '1 t- en cf the tree cf the tree I Beryl Clark 162-pound halfback i The closed end oil whose kicking kept the Northwafternoonestern in to 16-0 Wi n' Over Eagles bcrdered by th- the hole most of led that was created another advance a few minutes later a r-2 i as made to level and when Northwestern braced on BY HAROLD RATLIFF cf the gridiron and its 15 Quarterback Dick Favor Associated Press Sports Writer r7 f-r the back turn of kicked a 24-yard field -goal from track Additional Placement Ilahnenstein second fumble on 1 school football ALLAS- -Oct his high edily thrown 1 I With a Class team but he was a major I on his own four-yard line in the third (Thankritent To the leaguer for the Southern Methodist University Mustangs period led to the second touchdown i Ilnyn 4 -I dr(tr)s away rapid -a lirnx crInritincr filo Pprl nnd ntlip tn A 1 A-0 virthrv :7 Ay drus away rapid- period led to the second touchdown P11-MAICU ow DALLASOct his high school football with a Class team but he was a major leaguer for the Southern Methodist University Mustangs here Saturday sparking the Red and Blue to a 16-0 victory cf the tree- I Beryl Clark 162-pound halfback n-e closed end ot 1 whose kicking kept Northwestern in brdered by til the hole most of the afternoon led to lE that was created another advance a few minutes later a a made to level and when Northwestern braced on cf the gridiron and its 15 Quarterback Dick Favor f'-r the back turn of kicked a 24-yard field -goal from IALI track Additional Placement I Ilahnenstein'i second fumble on I i'l Le thrown up on school fo his own four-yard line in the third (Thankment To the leaguer i period led to the second touchdown it 'Av drops away rapid here Satt through the stout Columbia line to set up Kaye's 15-yard field goal early in the second period and later in this same session plowed through from the one-yard line for the score Columbia 's drive into pay-dirt started from Yale's 41 just before the third period ended Stanczyk tore off successive gains of 20 and 10 yards to place the ball within the shadows of the goal-posts from where he heaved a pass to Phil Barber who was stopped on the two-yard line Stanczyk hot-footed it around his right end for the tally Stenstrom Webfoot fullback set the stage for the triumphant cruise when he intercepted Albert's pass on the 50-yard line With the second hand eating up the scant playing time Bob Smith pitched a 10- yarder to Jay Graybeal then faded deep and rifled one a good 45 yards which the fleet Graybeal dragged in on the I5-yard line and carried over the goal line Graybeal who did all of Saturday's scoring booted the conversion from placement with Smith holding the ball Score by periods: Stanford 0 0 0 0 Oregon 0 7 0 3-10 Oregon Graybeal field goal Graybeal (place-kick point from try after touchdown Graybeal (placeklckl Off icla Jack Friel (Washington State) umpire Dr Albert Roles Minnesota bead lineman Ralph Cote-man Oregon State) field judge George Varnell (Chicago) her 40 NASHVILLE Tenn Oct 7 (dP)-- After waiting 43 long' lean years Kentucky's Wildcats rose up in all their power Saturday to achieve the first victory in history over Van- derbilfs Commodores a 21 to 13 over a stubborn North Texas State Teachers College team triumph that left no doubt as to that never stopped battling until the final gun superiority The Wildcats struck with passes The game was less than two min- 4 and a well-co-ordinated running atutes old when Johnston battered his GAME AT A GLANCE tack to overwhelm Vanderbilt for i way to a touchdown circling end I North Texas for 12 yards and adding 8 for the! 6 First Downs 9 the first time in 18 games the teams 5 Yards Gained Rushing 140 have played 1 18z Yards Gained Passing 11 counter after the TerAchers had 1 drawn a 5-yard offsde penalty Jack I 7 of is Passes Completed 2 of 17 Sophomore Ermal Allen of Mor- Sanders kicked the goal 1 4 Pastes Interceptgd 2 ristown Tenn sparked the Wildcat 29 Punts Average Yardage attack with passing and running 58-Yard Quick Kiek 5 Penalties Yards VI Ray Morrison the former Vander- Johnston set the stage for the sec- i bilt star and Commodore coach ond Mustang score early in the third oartey: backs Hagerman Elder Brown said: period with a 58-yard quick kick Mallouf Miller Clement Young Mangum Gee Beivilie "Wes lost and there's not much Noah Texas Covin Wid- else to say" Milt) Worrell Taylor Brownstad Boaz: tackles Walker Hunter Devere walker: The Vanderbilt skipper started guards clay Phillips Bateman Defoor bis second team and quickly Mickey Moore: center Anderson: backs Kyle Oberbaum Duhon Dodd McIntyre Harvey Flanigan tossed a 28-yard pay-off Howe woods Ashton pass to Ralph Hinton umlipeitreerelinft1cCL4ellbocanska(TexiainsegmCharnistIcaonb)n Kentucky came back to tie the tGeorgia Techll field judge Nash (North count when Allen handed the ball Texas State) on a reverse to Junior Jones who else to say" The Vanderbilt skipper started his second team and quickly Mickey Flanigan tossed a 28-yard pay-off pass to Ralph Hinton Kentucky came back to tie the count when Allen handed the ball on a reverse to Junior Jones who over a sl that nev( utes old wl The gam way to a for 12 yar counter drawn a 5- Sanders ki 58- Johnston Grid Mustar Fe wit i 777D 'ifillitib4'-fI 't 1 til'IVIrH I '1 40-Noll'ne ofk I 174- 'dktf9fZill1 )V 'iv' Ilky or Too Ernie Lombardi May Miss Sunday's Game r-7-! virgtil )o 5: al Utah Runs Over Wyoming by 60-0 CINCINNATI Oct 7 (iT') The Cincinnati Reds on the verge of elimination from the World Series may have to go in Sunday's crucial game against the New York Yankees without the services of their heavy hitting catcher Ernie bard After Saturday's game which the Yankees won by 7 to 3 Manager Will McKechnie announced 10111 bardi complained of pain in his right shoulder where he was accidentally hit by one of Bump Hadley's pitches in the seventh inning ii Dear Frank Stopped at the tf j''' University Club in Fort Worth last AO week and spent three hours with Lii614 John Ile looks like a million Re- member how he used to change hit klEr cigar regular-1-y once a month? Welli now he is Nvedded to Y-Bs I couldn'r believe it until I tried a Y-B my: self Such mildness! It's the cigar 1 have been looking for too and is only costs a nickel So now rm life member of the Y-B club of wise boys who get their money's worth Yours Rex co) I Tv ukfie I 1 if i '14141 Dear Frank Stopped ar the f'''' ifflf University Club in Fort Worth last IliQi week and spent three hours with I Ole Miss Punishes Southwestern 41-0 raced 14 yards After the intermission Kentucky's captain Quarterback Joe Shepherd intercepted a Vanderbilt pass at his 30 and dashed unmolested 70 yards for a touchdown In the fourth period Kentucky counted again when Halfback Dave Zoeller went over from the 3 Score by periods: Kentucky 7 7 7-21 Vanderbilt 7 0 0 6-13 Kentucky Jones (sub for Combs) Shepherd Zoeller Points from try after touchdowns Jones Hardin 2 I placements Va nderbilt Hinton Hiestand Points from tries after touchdowns Hiesta nd place-kick SALT LAKE CITY Oct 7 With notable embellishments the University of Utah Indians Saturday did what they were expected they humiliated their Big Seven Conference football rivals the Wyoming Cowboys 60 to Speed and power to spare carried the Utes over the goal with convincing regularity during the early stages of the contest Then as time wore on they turned to passing Wyoming's only threat and last resort and whipped the Cowboys at their own game ri MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 7 Miss uncorked a brilliant running and aerial attack here Saturday to drub Southwestern 41-0 before about 12000 spectators The Rebels using three teams and sparked by fleet Jimmy Tillman and Les Dodson swept through the Southwestern forward wall almost at will scoring in each quarter Huffing Suffers New Set of Ailments Eagle's Dive Short 'GAS e-- HERES' WHERE 0 4 YOU 5 AvE A 0- 77 1'' 1 4 that pushed the Teachers back to their 8 Sanders crashed through to tackle Johnny Rio la the spearhead of the Teachers offense behind his goal litre Tor a safety In fact Johnston took personal charge of all the fireworks in the third quarter soon afterward engineering a drive that ended with him plunging over from the 6-yard line However the Newcastle product fumbled the ball over the goal line and it went as a touchdown A few minutes later the Mustangs got their final counter with Lynn Bostick blocking Rio la's punt and Hoyle Simes pickiig up the bounding ball on the Teacher 13 and running over for the score Bob Belville kicked the extra point Pony Defense Strong It was a day for sophomores to shine both Bostick and Simes being second-year men and late in the game Dick Miller another soph thrilled the crowd of 8500 with some neat runs The Teachers presented a rugged defense but that of the Mustangs was rock-ribbed Taking away the losses the Teachers gained a net 12 yards from scrimmage but got 86 in the air to unheard-of low figure for a SI14111 team noted for its the Mustangs The Mustangs rolled up 140 yards running and this with Johnston's mighty kicking proved the decisive margin Probably the outstanding Teacher defensive player was Garnell Taylor a smashing wingman who dealt the Methodist running game jolt after jolt Johnston was the leading ground-gainer showing 83 yards in 10 attempts and Johnny Clement ranked next with 42 yards in eight runs James was the chief gainer for the Teachers with 27 yards in 14 attempts The Lineups: Southern le: Sanders It: Bailey Ig: Echols Bianchi rg: Curik rt: Goss re: Johnson qb: Crouch th: Mullenweg rh: Bearden fr) North le: Phillips It: Vineyard Ig Sheffield Nall rg: Doyle Walker rt Riggs re: Rio la 0 Parker ih: McDaniel rh: James ft) Score by Southern Methodist 7 fl 9 0-19 Nnrth Texas Teachers 0 0 0 0 Southern Methndist Inhnson Simes point from try after touchdown Ssnders ((rom placement) Beiville ((rim placement) Substitutions: Southern Maddnx Keetnn BACCUP Collins: tackles Harris Beesley BP Met Btligtick guards Duvall Simes Fawcett Baker centers Pope Mc that pushed the Teachers back to their 8 Sanders crashed through to tackle Johnny Riola the spearhead of the Teachers offense behind his goal litre a safety In fact Johnston took personal charge of all the fireworks in the third quarter soon afterward engi- flint ArldPri with him that pusne their 8 Sa tackle Jail of the ea goal litre 1 In fact charge of third quart neering a plunging o' However fumbled th and it wen A few got their 1 Bostick bli Hoyle Siml ing ball on ning over yule kicke Por It was a shine both second-yea CINCINNATI Oct 7 Ruffing the New York Yankees' ace righthand pitcher probably has made his last appearance in the 1939 World Series regardless of how long it goes The big redhead who tossed a four-hitter to beat the Cincinnati Reds in the first game of the series Wednesday came up Saturday with a new set of ailments An official of the club revealed his left arm is also sore and that he complained this morning of a pain in his back ftc :7 z- '4411 's 4 A For the Next Few Days Your Opportunity! 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Itz 1t fThl i-- '-Nr- i OA ik '1''f- 1f4' :44 5 V'9 5 '1''' k': W' 5 ff 0110 "'401 :2: 5 e9' 4' i '1444 1e 4' 4 It 5---: 44:: 2 4 3'- 'I' ''''17' fl gPs 4C114 4 44ko490410" '9 11 444441W011tigt'e4911 C'' T' 1 17 Ire 4 5 9' y-'- 'V'slatke'' F6kL1 CORVALLIS Ore Oct 7 Oregon State barely eked out a 7-6 victory over Idaho today in a Pacific Coast Conference game marked I principally by fumbles and inter-1 cepted passes Oregon State scored in the sec-1 ond quarter on a line smash by Fullback Kisselburgh The Beaver: were driving for another score in 11 the third quarter when Idaho's cap1 thin Ray Smith stole the ball from 1 a pileup and ran 95 yards for i touchdown )-? 1 1 ILar 116 QuanlY 1 1 SPARK i 1L 0111111 1'71'ItS 1171e PLUGS AN UNIDENTIFIED EAGLE made a valiant effort to bring down Al U's RAY NIALLOUF in the game at Dallas Saturday but the Mustang back raced on for 20 yards Number 85 is LEON VINEYARD North Texas State Teachers guard (Associated Press photo) l'fil oi rth 4r -dt!.