Fort Worth Record-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 52

DAY OCTOBER 25 193 Lamar 5050 telephone Lamar 0 0 II eve telephone es ''2rave Developod Lamar FORT WORTH vitt LV12 Cogs in New York University's Big Eleven 4 A I lil I ILLIA'At MAC i- 4 1 i 4 right guard i i t' captain of the New A' r's 1 0 -7 1- 7A fi -eit 1' university is considered (P''' t1 4 44' 41 -z 1 i -4 19 itti 4 4 ''1:" i' 4 1 1 s'1 Nt1 en Iblitiesps to ly: ein fense and defense It 94' i i I'l n1' Ii-t cent games the opposing 4" -'''i' i '1Ni- Ck I' 4 5e Z' A generals have been dire( ii 0 Ve It' '''I' "N1 4 'z' '1''' i 4 i'1' (3- t' Z' plays far to the left sid the line in order to away from him Mace: 4 i 1 44 b4J '1-)t '6 4 '''1 t''''' 0 i 1 1 mr1 4''J ''''W '4 's i 4:4 4 't '4 4 i'r '-r0 4 A i 4 addition is a natural and has put much fight his club '4 it 1 4 Thorpe is a fast shift i -4 or end Ile has been 118 4 4 0 i' z7 '4'1! -f ito 4 5c both places this season 4 4 '4 A Vr- 1 i i Alk7 '10 '1' 4 'f 4 w4' i 1 4 '4 ''''f 1 44r 1 1 1 2 ''A' imS i (1)11 1 tn rogtarb Nevittlhaeik CENTENARYGAME njttlirni second week in Noven f' 1 ''ft L'444f A I'pon his return he DETAIL PLAY OF 42-5' 'TH 7 I t'44k eN Ivoi :4 tt ik' 'At 01---)' i N1- -ii --)'1' cif cs-- 4--: fporrofb atll etko e8nodmoin oaf gains that have been 1 around the left flank '4k t4' 1 I A' 01MIPMMli" 'C 0 I 1 It 1 11 Plinikine Prat-man Kilifenti DETAIL PLAY OF CENTENARY GAME Fumbles Frequent Much pmdemogadomo0 WILLIAM It right guard captain of the New university is considered of the best linemen in East this year lie proven a power both on and defense In games the opposing generals have been plays far to the left side the line in order to away from him Macey addition is a natural and has put much fight his club Thorpe is a fast shift or end Ile has been used both places this season is out now with injuries will not be back until second week in November Upon his return he probably go to end in cheek some of gains that have been around the left flank ete I oil PAGE FOUTZ-S TEXAS SMEARS SOUTHWESTERN PIRATES 44 TO 0 Southwestern Throws One Big Scare Into Longhorns Ward Stars as Fullback AUSTIN Texaa Oat Univereity of Texas Iiinghorns knocked wider the Southwestern Pirates of Georgetown here today 44 to 0 but rp" Stewart's team did not burry quite enough to Peore at least two or three more touchdowns Southwestern offered good resistance itt the first quarter and swept the ball on end runs to the Texas eightyaril line But with throe yards to go in two downs the 1' isitore fumbled end Gi Wrap recovered for the Lonaborts This Wall the only time that Southwestern ever brought the ball closer than the Tea a 40-yard line The Immense superiority of Texan despite that Stewart's "goal line punch" was mipising now a nd then is shown in 25 iiret for the Varsity againet four fur Southwestern Also Texas made three fumbles today that came just ea touchdown drives were almost complete Eckhardt failed to hold the ball tight enough and dropped it twice It'hen tackled hard GUNN KNOCKED OUT Eckhardt the flashing figure of the Vanderbilt victory ca again the star today hut Gunn Pirate halfback had aped in circling ends that wag hard for Stewart's tnen to twice lie VW knocked out of the game in the second quarter with Gout Gardner loudly protesting the roughness ot the Longhorn play while Gunn was carried off the field Shearer one of Stewarra rookies PAGE FOUR-S Texas 1 4 1 substituting for Newell at end gave I a loss and Centenary was foreed to one of the finest exhibitions yet of get- I punt With the bail on the Frogs' ting into evPry play coming and go- I twenty-yard line CH rf011 punted high W1leterA31A ing nnd mnking some hard tackles land got only fifteen yards: Centena- "Blue" Smith of Cleburne one of ry ball on Is do-yard line the etrongest of the Longhorn reserves Lateer made four nr141 White seven MAC2 reeled off a 40-yard run to touchdown for another first down On a Trianon a return of a Pirate punt Casey cross around left end Later made Of Ward who did not start the game ten yards putting the ball on today later got in and when Stewart U'S ten-yard line Bishop broke 20-yard line Haney went out of started a flow of ea hst itu tiona in the through and downed Farrell for a loss bounds Clark gnined a yard and the second half was shifted to fullback and Stone fumbled Carson recover quarter ended ball on third down on Southwestern's line stood up like card- 'rig Carson fumbled on the first play IT U's 2I-yard line nine to go board before the crashing drive of the and Weaver recovered on the Frogs' Score Centenary 9 old Central Hi star of Fort Worth ten-yard line The quarter ended afFOURTH QUARTER ROBBIE'S FUNCTIONS ter Farrell had failed to gain on an NI 'ent Out of rd and the rd down on nine to go 7 of 4 j''''''' 4 4 2 I 4 4 4 s' '4 i 4-i 1 i i stf -ltr---------- 77 i4V44Ir A kdo We: Av ofdtellt 'I' $44 14 ii 0 i- JI 4 4 '1 't'At'14 4 1 4'' le t''''' ''''e 'A' "41k "n'-''' i i a 0 f- 4 4 4t" 7 r'' 4 -)' 4C ''i' 4 i tc-'' s'i 4 u-: 1- '''f 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ball tans In rrince 'i ''''''''14k li ''''le: "4'' tin here toda bcfore umre than -10000 ton's territory NVitit but four min foot ball fans in one of the troct spec utes to play and darkness settling 't tacular gilTrIPM Of the stnsn over the huge ge stadium the Ny 1 '-44 't i e- :4 "''''''''''''''''sttisii' '''tyit 1' A field goal by I oinsunlre of rrinee- gained possession of the ball or ton fro the 20-'aril line illikl On' rinceto-it 40 yard ibis 'rhp Mid a4-4 bv Boulli from the of the Navy fro the shipmen started an aerial attack that r't 6 -7N 2-4 '''''''4': 1' 17-yard line accounted for the scores land landed the on the Princaton 15-yard -at: tlj -t: After trailing the Tiger for three line SileePssive line burls and end "'''k OP riiiIQ he a eleven lineketL halm- runs i net! 5 vn rflv Then ilollinEPI NA Navy Ties Princeton By Last Minute Play mt ort During virtually the entire Navy and Prineetiin battled to fourth period the ball was in Prince-tie here today before more than -1000 ton's territory With but four Min-football fans in one of the 1111t spec utes to play and darkness settling tarular game of the Ntql son over the huge stadium the Navy A field goal by Dinsmore of rrinee- gained possession of the ball on ton front the line and one Prineeton-s 40-yard Iifl The 31 id by Bollinger of the Navy from the shipmen started nn aerial attack that 17-yard tine 11(7'0111111 for the spores landed them on the Prinettion 15-yard After trailing the Tiger for three line Successive line bowls and end periodm the Nav3 eleven bneked ham- runs gained 5 yards Then Bollinger that curi' Pn" 'Vr 1 it and York one the has offense recent field directing of keep in leader into back at Ile and the will an effort the made 'Wash and Jeff Defeats Detroit By rnitf'd DETROIT Det and Jefferson defeated the of rtetroit fl to 0 here today befort a eromd of 23000 Iterrehem right guard for tht Pretddenta pleked up the ball on blocked punt inside Detroit's 22-yart line in the seeond quarter and ran fot touehdown Neither team Wn3 able to make material gains through the line and the game developed into a punting duel Wise Counsellor Is $10000 Race Winner 1 VI el 1 1 nt Styles FOOTBALL CLUB KNOWN BY TYPE OF GAME USED Bible Strong on Defense While Bridges Favors Tackle Around Stunts By FRANK BARDON With the advent in the past two yonra of Southern Methedist univer sity into the firot line of the South western Intercollegiate Athletic assm dation it has brought out four teams this year with each of a varied type of coaching The work of Morrison ond Freeland at Frank Bridges at Baylor Dana Bible at A and last the new "Doe' Stew art at Texas each stands out as al most distinct type of football There le no onestion but all of the mentors drive for the essentials mud tie following the ball low tockling and other play Bible probably has the best drilled defenswe moehine In the state Ile has been 'famous for this ever since he ham been at Aggieland An example of tht4 can be recalled in the Texas-A game of 1'J20 when he held Higginbotham ahnost elusively for Inc wonderful punting Ilig made three offensive plays in that game Each time he skirted an end and went from 12 to 20 yards Despithe this showing and the fact that Mahan was being stopped Bible re fused to give up his chief defense in Iligs toe and counted upon it to keep the sore down BIBLE TEACHES FIGHT "Bull" Johnson is a typical ex pie of the defensive lineman to be developed by Bible Probably to say he is typical is hardly fair for be has a little more natural animal fight in him than the ordinary footballer Any msn who plays on a club coached by Bible must fight Ile instills it into them from the time they graduate from the company teams to the first squad NVith this type Bible's tactics gene erally are to fight all the way lay back on the defensive fume a break and then take advantage of it This year he has more rttack then he has ever had and is leaning a bit more toward the offensice His defense often however IOTOMPS an offensive and with the speed gathered by its weight becomes a crushing offenee Frank Bridges ie the man who has revived the old tnekle around play in Texae Hie Ilayor Ileum with powerful tackles bare gained mueli of their offeasive this way They here used paseete sanne but tufty in etigril of dire need or just enoligh to keep the other fellow gue9sing Tackle brushes and short end runs have been the main feature of the Bridges regime Bridges is the man who pulled Baylor out of the rut whet she was slipping from her piece in football power STEWART A HERO Malicia Williemaon Wenthere and Wesley Bradshaw have btPII the main cogs in the Bear work It wen Jpore through their bulk than a well organized defensc that the 'tritium won the clinmpionshin last year and came along so w111 This year they are admittedly weak on defense and Bridges bee started Out to remedy this before the Aggie and Texas games at the Cotton' Be lime tioc" Stewart is acclaimed the hero of the boor for the Longhorns The Longhorns through sheer material have managed to stay near the head of the class idnee 1915 The material was there but for some reason Pt other the COSCIO'S WSrP never able to strike the right combination to get full power frotn it Stewart let it be known at spring practiee when he first took hold of the club that he dill not care what any body's past reputation or anything else was "Speed and fight are what I want" he ettid "and I am going to have both" Students fatality 8741 squad men all took to him tit once one or two little incidents came up at training camp that lowed Stewart to clamp down He did and won oat His fired few games showed but little and when Texas licked tome minor team by a fairly big wore Stewart ept the squad at the gymnasium for l't hour tell tig them the score should In ve been doubled and demanding speed expects you to go at top epee(' an he time you are in there" said One 1 ember of his squad When be came to Dulles with the Longhorns it ie dm btful if any person in the huge howl xpeeted him to walk Off with rile 4 end of the Vanderbilt score Ile IOW but little other than straight footbal lie reserved his air game for a surpi se and when it did come from Eckher' to Tynes it was the play that pm the ball where it could be pitched -er by Marley and Tyne with the yeoman work of Eckhardt MORPIea a RUNNINO NAL 114 4 ehowed a mixture of all kinds of football centered about Diehardt 'pleat and Marley were held bwck eirel Big Oscar was used with hie-non-I tigueable body Then when Mom to no goal line three men were ready to carry it over Bobby Roberson-a tit aloo there and is no poor the ends or hammering it was a diatiactively pine The Mi Fallings are said to be a bit sluggish To thoee who are familiar with Ray Morrison this is queer for he Inis ways been for a runtrng at tack am numb use of the air Moerison hi! self was a greet broken field at Vanderbilt and has had his Mtounm the same way Speed with weepe end runs laterspersA once in a Itile with it short ore or a 11)1g and many pasaes tmve marked his edill ill MOS is IlittSOOli frtr the ego ara is acie a Pai art le eaeoceIte ivf t'it11 up jc 71ri 4e1 Ir0r 'i-trO1 lzt LA 'tirS T- I at'- iievef l4 Is et t' In as sluggish with RR he fins tack an rison hi! nHn ut weeni! a his 11ung 4ra Art up Iror ts1 Du as other the mtrihe the full powel Stewart practice club that body's pm else was want" 1 have both mound me One or at trainin to clamp Ills firm tie and wl team by ept the I hour 11:4 Ye beet i spec ear an he ti amo to I ni htft howi the '6 nec footba I rpi Eek hen' that pu pumhed with the (Maim 1 I te Mt Rtt ggisli th nay NI hits WO it ant nn rm hi sell ut Var Miltv tit ePpit en a Itile fig :1114 a Mi it ftvle ti )r ri al as t- 1 se rs ts met ert ith on 7Pe BOTI ink A etv acb I ittl the the hie nil Lied het CI II ti 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 I Two of Main Another punt VIIR hloetted Stone t' I 1' 7 sij ti ati tt 4 4 I it I i 4' eked Stone 1 a 1 I 41 1 I I 41 3 4 I Blocking of Punts by Bo Millin's Giant Players FIRST QUARTER kicked off Centenary attempted lateral 111s5 that Wit incomplete Farrell made twenty yards hilt was off aide Farrel fumbled a past back and was forced to punt from behind goal could make no gain 'through the line and war for( ed to punt Lateer fumhled but Farrell recovered With off tackle plays Farrell and Lateer tore off two first downs in succession carry ing the ball to midfield But hicks got through and tackled Farrell for off tackle I hobby honertson mane a limn goat I recovering on 17's 25-yard line from placement on the 38-yard line' mA qt-litTEK Three line pious were smeared by the early in the game just to show that Farrell agnin failed to gain 'Leper Froga A lateral pass White to Fe mill had' the stuff of the 45-yard on a criss-croms around left end was Farrell was completed but tailed for boot again4 Yandy carried wide and thrown for a fifteen- ilistance and the ball went over Seven The PtJrting lineups: yard loss Weaver tried for a place yards was lost when Haney was and Gilstrap ends kick from the 30-yard line Carson tinkled by Wafers A pass was inilluerteln and Burns tackles Day- punted 35 yard'' Later fumbled and complete Fender got a punt away --sult and Gorman guards Bridle) Ward recovered for on ('en- White fumbled and recovered center Robertson quarterbnck TYnes tenary's 37-yard line Honey wan in midfield Bennett intercepted end Eckhardt halfbaeks smeared for a ten-yard loss by Hogue Farrell was smeared for a 10-yard Marley fullbeck and Weaver Clark completed a short loss Centenary drew an offside pen and SUP- pass Carson was rushed and missed alty Centenary's ball in 'midfield worth vide Baektel and Reynolds his punt Hogue recovering on pass complete White to Hubbard taekles Plinenn and Camp (captain) U's 35-yard line McConnell jacks for 10 yards White passed out ot guards: Whitehurst center Royal and Ward broke through three times bounds With the ball on fourth quarterback: Gunn and mare halt- in sucession Farrell punted to (town ten to go Farrell placed a backs Lyons fullbaek U's five-yard line Carson was beauty of a punt out of bounds on Referee 'Winn (Carlisle) nmPire rushed and foreed to ground hall in- (1 U'm five-yard line Winters (Ohio State) bead linesman tentumally Again rushed Carson Fender's punt was partially blocked Holton (Notre Dame) Punted out of bounds on the six-yard and the ball went out on the 20-yard Seoring Texas tonehdowne Alar- line Miller and Farrell gained a line After two Nissen had failed Farley 2 "Blue" Smith Ward 3 field yard Ayrea spilled Lateer with ne rell passed to White and it short pass goal from placement Robertson 3S gain Ward stopped White and the Farrell to Hubbard wag caught by yards goals after touchdown Robert- ball went over Tho greet defense White after being juggled by several Ken 4: Eckhardt 1 one missed by ngain went for naught however when players and the quarterback fell over Smith Carson again punted out on the eight- the line for a tnuclolown Weaver l'irst 25 SouthweSt- yard Hap Cherry again empared the kieked goal Seore Centenary 10 ern 4 Penalties Texan 5 for 45 Farrell threat on the criss-cross I Levy fumbl le ed Yora kiekoll yards Southwestern 4 for 21 yards around left end for a ton-yard loss and Pierson recovered on 17s forward passea Southwestern attempt- Centenary took time out to frame 10-yard line An offside' by Bishop ad five two intercepted three ineoma pass hut it failed Farrell made put the ball on U's one-yard pleted Texan attempted five tan a very tine drop kick from his 25- line and Hubbard plunged for a intercepted 'three completed yard line lie had a difficult angle touchdown Weaver kicked goal against a fair wind Centenary kicked Seorti Centenery 23 Cher- i 3liarm to Stage off Hubbard's boot being etraight up ry fumbled Yorks 'kickoff nod York Hubbard recovered in midfield Lining recovered on U8 25--yard line White completed a lot- Anderson fumble' and Cherry re ig cov- Pro Tourney' eurpalqiunill t'Skat'o NVeaver for a nine-yard ered Levy passed llill intereepted MIAMI Fla Oet of the gain and the half ended The two on U's 30-yard line periods had been fought in U's prominent golf clubs at Miami in- Score by territory the Frogs fighting desper- tends to hang up 115000 in prizes Centenary 0 3 6 They had been unable to gain at a tournament tu be given there atelY 0 0 0 0-0 a foot by any play against OM- this winter and the first award will in all probability be $5000 heavy powerful opponents except a Ntarting lineup: Centennry Details of th event mentioned as Wear- bort pass that gained about a yard er and Hubbard ends Wafer (cap 1 well as a number of meeting to Seore Centenary 3 17 tainl and Davie tackles Hogue and be brought off in the Southweat have Between hairea the centenary band guards lBennett center Dot been completed as yet though I played tape while the pep White qud blik rtet ettter and Far i judging by information already to squad gave an exhibition of drill work rell lialfbmka Stone fullback bend the offerings below the Mason that showed many hourg of patient Cherry and Ayres ends Ward and Bishop tacklest Me-and Dixon line during the winter of work Connell and Jacks guards Bishop 1023 and 1924 will greatly exeeed THIRD QUARTER center Clark quarterback Honey anything heard of thus far From 1 Hubbell' kicked off Carson return- an Antonio where the slogan is he ing to 40-vard line Clark ram ie "lib" CliPtrell full golf every day in the year" two yards but Hubbard smeared two e4' Offieials Sweeney (Bethany) ref cornea the neWS that a large su is plays in a row and Carson punted to free Littlefield (Texas) umpire being raMed for another mnipetitive centenary's 20-vard line Lateer elud gathering likely to excee'l eren that i ed Cherry and returned 30 yards A Nl'inthin '4euting foucadwns Hogue memorable affair of last minter i nas waa comrdeted white ia wenee Bobby Robertson made a field goal from placement on the 3S-yard line early in the game just to show that Fe mill hal the stuff of the 45-yard boot agaimit 'candy The PtLrting lineups: and Gilstrap ends illtietrein and Burns tackles Day-and Gorman guards Bridle) center Robertson quarterback Tynes captain) and Eckhardt halfbacks Marley fullback and Skip--worth ends Backtel and Reynolda tackles Duncan and Camp (captain) guards Whitehurst center Royal nuarterhack: Gunn and Magee halt-backs Lyons fullback Referee 'Winn (Carlisle) umpire Winters (Ohio State) bead linesman Holton (Notre Dame) Scoring: Texas touchdowne 11ar- ley 2 "Blue" Smith Ward 3 field goal from placement Robertson 3S yards goals after touchdown Robertson 4 Eckhardt 1 one Miss HI by First 2'5 Southwestern 4 Penalties Texas 5 for 45 yards Southwestern 4 for 25 yards forward passes Southwestern attempted five two intercepted three incompleted Texas attempted five No intercepted three completed ing to the 40-yard line Clark made tvk yards but Hubbard smeared two plays ilJ A row and Carson punted to Centenary's 20-yard line Lateer elud ed Cherry and returned 30 yards A rin5m waS completed White to Weaver Starting lineup: Centenary 'Weaver amb Hubbard ends Wafer (cap lain) and Pavia tackles Hogue and Pierson guards Bennett center NVbite quarterbaek Letteer and Far rell halfbmks Stone fullback (herry and Ayres ends Ward and Bishop taekles1 Me- Connell and Jacks guards Bishop center (lark quarterbark Honey It nd Carson halfbacks Captrell full back Officials: Stveeney (Bethany) ref eree Littlefield (Texas) umpire Metzenthin (Columbia) linesman Scoring: Touchdowns Hogue l7eyard line ared by the White to it tailed for over Sn'Inn 1 laney wag ass was in- punt away recovered intercepted a 10-yard offside pen in 'midfield Ilubbard ssed out ot fourth II 1)11eett a bournis on billy blorkell the 20-yard failed Far- Short pn I caught by I by several tek fell over 1Veaver tutry 10 orles kickoff I v's by Ilishop ''s one-yard Penn State Battles West Virginia to Tie mered and forward passed until the dropped back to the rf-yald 1111P a oval was resting On Princeton's 8- careful dropkick and the al1 WrIP yard line Bollinger dropped baek to betncon the standards the 17-yard line and sent the ball Speoacular runs by Bmtti4 for 25 spinning between the uprights tying and 30 yank and dashes for 28 yards the score by Vangorhig and Barchet brougtit the Princeton's connter came in the crowd to its feet Navy hat its at second period Vangerbig tmnted out chance to swore when they had 1P of danger from the shadow of him goal ball a few holies from the Tiger line tind Cullen NUNN! the klek in the second period Princeton it Princeton recovered and lost the ball never within the Navy 15-yard line on downs neer the Navy Li-yard line Mrm Coolidge with several friends Navy took the ball anti after Emcees- attended the game and occupied a box sive line pnges played the pigskin with Admiral Wilson commandant on its own 40-yartl line They lost of the Naval academy during the firit the bail on downs and a forward pasm half and then went over to the Prime by Prineeton Beattie to Smith played i ton side at the start of the second i the ball in position for Dinsmore's half field goal Scores of high government offirial Four different time Navy had the and diplomats came from NVashingtot ball within Princettin's 3-yard line to attend the game but larked the punch to put it over The regiment of Midshipmen upon The Prineeton line which was sup arriving at the stadium and intIng posedly tveak braced every time in review brought great cheers from the Navy went beyond iM 10-yard the 'road a WaP ar' thr" 'Pat ad' a'r lut 1i md ztot IP" 'ing rwl fly ralted Presot by Nordneci and Barnum gave the YANKE 8TADIum Mountaineers their only touchdowns 11111K 27----Af tor starti ng with illhe Mountaineers exeellcsi in the rush and seoring a touchdown in utriat gollIP but made little distance the first minute of play Penn State's thnultdi pelm football team was held to a 13 to 13 Pooh tPaMS Were guilty of numertie by West Virginia here this afterous 1111101es but the nost costly ont noon- was West Virginia's in the opening Before Slate could repeat West Vir- minute ginia had seored twice 011 long for- ratton who played quarter for ward 1itSt14 State showed a versatile toe Him Iluring the final quarter the Penn- hot imitit many yards for State sylvania boys staged a comeback in Patton wam weak at reeeiving punts which it gave theta another touch- state felt the loss of Mike Palm star down and tied OP Refire quarter who is OH 11e injured list NVilson left half Johnston riaht but shuwd lots I figlt lifter Iledenk half and Iledeuk guard atarred for captain 8TI1 guard was injured Penn State 'Wilson was a consis- eollege team clearly out-tent ground gainer PlaiYed the Nlountaincers in the final Johnston's 50-yard run was one of the features of the game quarter but they it too late Both teams passed tin goldett Nordacel find for tunities to win IWO goal kicks were West Virginia Two long forward uusiqell tie score wits a fair di-passes ihrowil by Simons and noon- Before Slate could repeat West Virginia had scored hViPe on imig forward paws During the final quarter the Pennsylvania boys staged a comeback In which it gave thorn another touchdown and tied OP score NVilson left half Johnston right half and Iledenk guard starred for 'Penn State Wilson was a consistent ground gainer Johnston's 50-yard run was one of the features of the game Not-1111nel and Simons shone for West Virginia Two long forward passes thrown by Simons and received Harvard Squad Given Shakeup Sooner Beats Oklahoma Aggies Husker-Tiger Go Ends in 7-7 Tier COLUIIIIIA Mo Oct and Missouri battled to a 7 to 7 tie before a homecoming crowd of 15000 en Rollins field here this afternoon The Tigers scored a touchdown in the first four minutes of play and the Corn Huskers seored another before the NN his tle ended the first period For the rest of the game the two teams plioeil a futile passing kicking gn me at no time really endangering either goal line Babe to Be Plain Farmer This Year NEW YORK thl Ruth mays hp has DO desire to IN On it barnstorming tour this fall lie promises that he will spend the winter On his farm and wilt he in even better condition next year so that the Yanks yinto into another series such as jvt passed Miller Huggins denies there was fli his farm Mid Will ht in even better condition next year Fi() that the Yanks titi slide into another series such as jt passed Miller Huggins denies there Apparently the advice sent out from ior first' down Latto!" White Iluhliard field goal tarot! the United States Golf association recover on his own 40-yard kick) Letteer goal after touchdown! Bones ed headquarters a year ago requesting lit irbe 1-ngs gained two yards with Veaver 2 Farrell missed drop kirk i I chins to keep the a mnunt of prize Clark a nd 1 limey carrying the ball lifter touchdown I money roke through and ettiellre't ey within moderate bounds has Substitutions: Centenary: 'filler but 'White fallen upon deaf ears At ail events a ten-yard loss Car- for Stone for Bennett a criss-cross for the professionals certainly can rushed went ut not Bennett for 1tebtotmen Lawrenee for ano sou's punt again be blamed for taking what blows their mintd for only tea yards Letter Stone for' Miller Anderson again (e 'Ally Gefle SetliZerl tile A (entenneys hill' in midfield jatits for Lawrence York for Davis Hill 1 tithtde e-Ar is already planning to bike for Farrell Inisher for Pierson smeared Lateer and Cantrell interce d- in the Southern tournament circuit Nleadows Bennett Moran for g' peS8 un his 0A-1140-vard line Tilt for and he will undoubtedly have plenty toe tw i Weaver Taylor for Car-' yards tirol lark passed of company son Stangl for Ward Watilonon fur fifteen to Cherry for U's first II Bishop Fender for Cantrell Nich- down Taylor tailed to gain A pass IF Bitola It ins Long was incomplete Clark passed to Tay olsorry for Ayres ClTankerEstes sley for Che Chor ark loin lor for a first down Ball on Cente- erry by 880 ards nary' 30-yard line' Honey failed Jacks Levy fur lloney Adams for di It NEW YORE tat Bi- gain around right end Clark ws -1- tola Finnish-American distanee btar hnocked out but ftad in Taylot today suceessfully defended his bite was nailed by tVafer for a five-yard Ste IN art Sees La national A A tenmde run 'oss Lawrence intercepted a pa on rhainpion liit111 epread his tolit him own fifteen- yard line Parreii leading Jimmie Ilennigan of the Dor- punted to in if and f7laik returned Aggies Beaten thes'er club Boston by a half nine ten to Centenary's 40-yard line Taylor AUSTIN Texas ct "7 at the finish Albert Michaelson Cy g- made 2 yards through left guard Bible's ies exas Agg played Southern net A Cs Stamford (70nn was Cherry just missed a pass Ward nlrd Tbe time as 51 minutes 4 dropped a ria I hen dropped hack lo Methodist university Friday they riot a-5 seconds pont About five Maroon yersey's only lost 10 to 0 hut they gave torero national seven-mile u-alk chain loelied the kick Bayne caught the rtil rood to Coach Stewart of pionstip the other title fen 're of and ra :0 yards tinonstrinit 'ei he lovas Longhorns captain "11111- the track and field meet at 314Tornfi a touchdown Farrell missed a iy- ynes the voliell4 HMI Pew park Is as captured by Ptilli! rop kick score Cei term 9 si rirtivIno of the -Ilainlion Old I ft Ilutihard kikeil off" 'nil 1 7Itthand man and Bobby Hobert IL A I iur 'untitled C's ball on VIVII bou auarterbacle- 1 Ituthard Tal 4 fuLuiJlect ball on own naafi man bou Quarterbaclo 10)STON Oct 27--Fllowing the I Th A disastrous game with Middlebury a NORMAN MIR 00 couple of 'seeks ago in which the yard run by tolnoon Sooner quarter latter eleven conehed by a forme back featured the 12 to 0 victory to-Dartmouth star Art18 able to hold liar- day of the Unlyetity of Oklahoma yard to a tie four men have been Over the t'iklithoma Aggies dropped from the Harvard varsity Intercepting a pass on his 1-yard squad to the second string and 1bi -k Ii iu the final period Johnson rmed Evans end on Team has been the iength of the field through the shifted to a tattkle pmition of Team entire Aggie team falling exhausted 11 The MPII dropped were Littlefield aerois the goal line a guard: 1terrill a back and Potter The Sooners scored first in the 5Peand Pantaleoni ends ond periel when Hendricks plunged Several of the phiyers have been over right tackle friini the 4-yarti line fored to ir practice from the soh- fr a tomhlown on ao Quilt of injuries revently litimniert failed iu attempts to received kick gosi By The fii011td Proqq NORMAN Wm Oct 27--A 99- yard run by ilidnison Sooner quarter-buck featured the 12 to 0 victory today of the University of Oklahoma over the Oklahoma Aggiesi InterceptinK a tqtstt on his 1-yard tho fluid perioil Johnson raced the length of the field through the entire ggie team f41liflg exhausted 8crwo4 the gwit line Th4 sowrit scored Cyst in the 5Pe 01111 111Ti011 whim Hendricks plitnzed over right nickle from the 4-yard hue I vo 14) CINCINNATI tb Counsellor for which ftl War! Paid Alaiilai0 few weekx ago ww the $10019 added QIIPPT1 City harsh for two years at Latonia toda iny wizardry behind the Yank SIIPiMlby three lengths Battle Creek fin ile avers that there is nOntl lhed seeond and Bob Tail third Tlc On the team but a ltt of h11classi time for the one mile was 1 t3U bitters aud pitchers Twelve bones started a.