Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 19

Sunday- Nov 14 194S FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM See 3 0- WIS ria Nt aschal Beats Poly 7-6 A-N elea Gains Tie for City Lead gs lith ft 4 1044 04 00 ye BY LARRY MOORE Star-Telegram Sports Writer AI COLLEGE STATION Nov 13---A slashing first-ha1f4 ground attack coupled with three costly fumbles by a jittery hand of Texas Aggies carried the Rice Owls to a 23-6 vie- tory at K34e Field here Sat-1 urday afternoon GAME AT A GLANCE I I AA RIEE The largest home crowd of the 'm First Donn 13 25000 turned out Varrdlt: eal Inneed Jinni' EV visions of seeing the fighting Ag-i2 of i -7 Pamirs 2 of 4 i'' gies gain their first triumph 117 te tt1 ralrusnt 1nZorc skildecde 41 i the year but instead saw them go i 0 ter 8 Penalties No l'docc 9 for il5r I 5 BY PIIIL COLLIER Star -Telegram Sports Writer Striking 37 'yards on just two plays for a touchdown in the third period the Paschal Panthers retained their slender title hopes in the city high school football race Saturday Ainight at Farrington Field by' turninct back the Pak? Par- ASCHAL GAME AT A GLANCE POIT Tots i-6 before 5353 ods 7 4 Doss ns 64ined litofing tad 139 ards (mined St 4 -sons i3 of It Completed IC pi' It 41 Trailing by six points after all i4 1 13 Po1y surge of 67 yards for a 3 tor 24 renattas l' Ie 112 fLer 11 4) s'e second-quarter score the Pand tilers launched their game-win-Inine the Parrots went the die- fling drive shortly after intermisstance in three plays Drake bag- -1 sion when Fullback Glen Jones ged one at right guard Casstevens returned a punt 13 yards to up another around right 4 '''Parrot 37- lend then Fullfack Alvin Langford end then Fullfack Alvin Langford vt 'I 1 to3ts11' Press Wirephoto Press Wirephato thrust inside right end and bulled On the first play Quarter- his way across from the seven back Kenneth Cochran who was a particular thorn in the The important conversion sides of the Parrots all eve- attempt by Tackle Bill Crow fling raced 32 yards on a was blocked by a horde of right end sweep to set up a Panther rushers and the fail-Sooners fliinrset on the Poly five-yard ore cos( Poly a tie Cochran accounted for a lion's co 3eerf Jeontehse 1Panarceridits lertet-isahaereb (111-8 rd3- end and sped across the goal linecarries and passing for another '39 I 1 i standing up That knotted the paces count at 6-6 summary i The IN MY LE 0 Cochran deployed as if to at tempt the conversion from place-1-6 Smith Reynold Tnonnuson Snetinnt ment but took the snap instead A- Tilt)Malk LOWCI and passed complete into the Kee mectiotorit Bill Cr(Nw right flat to Jones who ambledZi Tueker Woodall Drake on over to make it Paschal 17iiii co ssi co tmls 'RH Poly 6 Peaco ItKirbyLang his way across from the seven The important conversion attempt by Tackle Bill Crow was blocked by a horde of Panther rushers and the fail ore cost Poly a tie WOLVERINE Charles Ortman corn- Indiana's four-yard line The Wolverines trounced the pletes a jump pass to Leo Koceski who carries to Hoosiers 54-0 for the 22nd straight victory Tulane Stays in Bowl Scene'PRESIDENT SPIKES RS sooners Smothel IRISH BOWL RUMO By Trouncing Baylor 35-13 SOUTH BEND Ind Nov Nebraska 41-14 13 (INS)--The Rev John GAME AT A GLANCE Wolverines trounced the straight victory Smother Nebraska 41-14 GAME AT A GLANCE down for the 12th straight time from the Rice 26 for one touch-over a two-year span down and an intercepted The skies were gray here pass in the last 40 seconds ae' Satirday as a light drizzle counted for the final Rice score continued throughout the af As expensive as were the mis- ternoon but the darkness they cues of the Farmers let us not east was overshadowed by the take anything away from a gloom that seized this parti- methodical Face team that blasted an crowd before the middle its bevy of surefooted backs of the opening quarter through the Aggie line for con fid fact cock air Isistent gains-that mounted to '233 A conen'i had dominated the hotels Satur 1ards rushing to 78 for the flailing Cadets day morning and the stands be- Itire the opening kickoff for as And let us not forget the the saying goes everyone had al particularly sparkling e''hunch" that the Aggies were formances of backs Huey finally going to break the terrible Keeney and John Kelly streak that had produced the worst Cadet season in history Keeney carried for two scores But it quickly became evident and gained 63 yards in 10 earries1 that this Saturday was to be no while Kelly was collecting 90 yards on 16 and one tally It was different than eight others this year the best day of the year for the A fumble on the first ASc51 play veteran Keeney from scrimmage gave Rine the The two able backs combined ball on the Aggie 35 and lout ito convert the first Aggie mistake minutes and 15 seconds later the into a Rice tally after the Aggies' Owls rushed across the first iBob Goode fumbled on his own '35-yard line immediately after the touchdown Opening kickoff on the ensuing kickoff a Progressing on short gains Cadet fumble gave the Owls they carried the ball over in seven the go-ahead on the Aggies 19 'plays with Keeney going the final and it took only two more five on a delayed buck over right minutes to register their sec guard James (Froggy) Williams ond tally converted this extra point as he (lid after all of the Rice touch- As if bad lortune hadn't dogged 1 atpir rmil on18111h I hew A (3- clinc nridowns ris so- f1 particularly sparkling per- e4hunch" that the Aggies were formances of backs Huey finally going to break the terrible Keeney and John Kelly streak that had produced the worst Cadet season in history Keeney carried for two scores But it quickly became evident and gained 63 yards in 10 carries was to be no while Kelly was collecting 90 that this Saturday yards on 16 and one tally different than eight others this It vas year the best day of the year for the A fumble on the first A8cN1 play veteran Keeney from scrimmage gave Rice the The two able backs combined 'ball on the Aggie 35 and four ito convert the first Aggie mistake minutes and 15 seconds later the into a Rice tally after the Aggies iBob Goode fumbled on his own Owls rushed across the first yard line immediately after the touchdown opening kickoff on the ensuing kitkoff a Progressing on short gains Cadet fumble gave the Owls they carried the ball over in seven the go-ahead on the Aggies 19 plays with Keeney going the final and it took only two more five on a delayed buck over right minutes to register their sec- guard James (Froggy) Williams ond tally converted this extra point as he As if bad lortune hadn't dogged lqid after all of the Rice touch- A lumble on the first Aac SI lay lytgu 13--vilrY The two able backs combined'of from scrimmage gave Riee OW ito convert the first Aggie mistake 'ball on the Aggie 35 and lout Owls rushed a minutes and 15 seconds later the into ice tally after the Aggies a cross the first ob Goode fumbled on hi own iBs '35-yard line immediately after the opening kickoff touchdown on the ensuing kickoff a gains Progressing on short Cadet fumble gave the Owls they carried the ball over in seven the go-ahead on the Aggies 19 'plays with Keeney going the final and it took only to more five on a delayroed buc Wover righlams minutes to register their sec- guard James (I 11' ggy i ond tally converted this extra point as he did after all of the Rice touch- As if bad lortune hadn't dogged downs their trail enough the Aggies NEW ORLEANS Nov 13 (3)--Tu 1ane's Green Walie1 NO- NEBRASKA cavanaugh president of First Downs OKLAHOMA tre Dame University Satur- 2'2 yard Gairted Rushing 39! staved in the bowl picture an int about knocked Baylor 14 iained Passing 2 5 day spiked all rumors that 1 14 1 a lot z3 argsstes Complete'd 6 of out of it here Saturday by nirLOR GAME AT A GLANCE Notre a me might meet i Passes Intercepted by I thoroughly tr cin the I TuLANE Mchigan in a post season NORMAN Okla Nov 13 (tP)-- Bears 35-13 Yard First Gained DORushing IIS 2 fl 1 After penalties and fumbles kepi football game About 45 39 000 persons- saw yards Gained Passing 02 Mayor Thomas D'Alessandro them scoreless the first 25 min 1 tt Passes Completed 6 of II i Tulane run up its highest score of II 4) Passes Intereepted by 3 muted the two schools to utes Oklahoma bowled over Ne the season and that aganst one 1 Penalties No Idge 6 for 60 participate in a post-season braska 41-14 here Saturday ir of the finest defensive clubs in contest in Baltimore for the a Big Seven Conference football the Southwest Kinek on fourth down with 15 benefit of the Damon Runyon game seconds remaining the half Cancer Fund The victory before 28000 spec All Baylor had was the passtators as Oklahoma's seventh ing of Quarterback Adrian A ir -period punt exchanged' worked the ball to the Baylor 341 straight of the season and fourth Burk which engineered the rns spare' or 1Bayljuane Smmary in the conference Pbear touchdowns but back- where sparked another Oklahoma rang up three touch- fired on two interceptions score Svoboda crashed right guard TULANE downs in the last 42 l' minutes ol which set up Tulane scores for the final foot 1r LT Partride Sheffield Harper Lea Drum Joyce the second quarter and then closed Again Baylor brought the kick-11o Brown Frans Raout mke Maddox Dedeaux With three more in the third The ave line completely out- off back for a scoring march on 1Cm Doyle Headrick quarter as Coach Bud Wilkinson Played the Texans opening huge Burk's passing this time 72 yards RT Holies Boundsf RE O'Brien Watkins Riggs Dolandieleaned his bench holes for Fullback Ed Price and jaspe 1 me an i Halfbacks Geo B111 rge Flanakin took a toss from OB Ke Burk and slipped assay from LH Boner IZIntecTI: Jro nnes Preis oIX different Sooners made SvAhntin ItTprinwhilp Chinri-Prhnek ri vpboda Vissn but Oklahoma's the finest defensive clubs in I contest in Baltimore for the -7 --Co---f-- -----fo-otball a--- ig eNen erence the Southwest Kinek on fourth down with 15 1 benefit of the Damon Runyon game seconds remaining the half Cancer Fund All Baylor had as the pa wss- The victory before 28000 ing of Quarterback Adrian A thirdperiod punt exchanged tators worked the ball to the Baylor 341 as Oklahoma's seventh straight of the season and fourth Burk which engineered the Bear touchdovns but back where Ernst sparked another 1Baylor-Tulane Summary in the conference score Svoboda crashed right guard Oklahoma rang up three touch- fired on two interceptions TULANE which set up Tulane scores for the final foot Le Partride Sheffield Harper downs in the last 41-i minutes of LT Le Drum Jyce the second quarter and then closed Again Baylor brought the kick- Brown a Franz Ramke The Wave line completely out off back for a scoring march on RG Maddox Dedeaux DUI Doyle Headrick with three more in the third played the Texans opening huge Burk's passing this time 72 yards RT Rogas Boundsf quarter as Coach Bud Wilkinson holes for Fullback Ed Price and Jasper Flanakin took a toss from OB RE O'Brien Watkins Riggs Doland Keeton Ernst Bonarl cleaned his bench different Sooners made Halfbacks George Kmek and Bill Burk and slipped aWay from LH' Kinek Jones Drats W) Svoboda Glisson Sikora Om a' touchdowns but 0 I a Svoboda Aleanwhile Quarterback PH Cavanauah A NEW ORLEANS Nov 13 Green WaVe 6 president of No- EB RSKA First Downs OKLAROM te Daipe University Satur- staved in the bowl picture and just 'about knocked Baylor aylor fit aarigs ttliaai igisshanntirr 1 day spiked all rumors that Trdt 1 GAME A GLANCE Dut of it here Saturday by Notre a me might meet 5 of z3 Passes Completed a of I Passes Intercepted bY trouncing the ft IL AT tYLO TULANE Michigan in a post-season NORMAN Okla Nov 13 (Al)- Bears 35-13 First DOWIIS 181 football gam 39 2 Gained Rushing 2tri't game After penalties and fumbles kel About 45000 persons- saw -21 a a itn oe tilt otatsestlng 9 i ti) Mayor Thomas D'Alessandro them scoreless the first 25 nit rulane run up its highest score of Passes tntereepted by invited the two schools to utes Oklahoma bowled over he season and that aganst one 141 Penalties No Idge 6 for participate in a post-season braska 41-14 here Saturday )f the finest defensive clubs in -contest in Baltimore for the a Big Seven Conference footba he Southwest Kinek on fourth down with 15 benefit of the Damon Runyon game seconds remaining the half I Cancer Fund 'Inn tsrartlls 10 nrin cr" Atz116-011 III a puzt-zuct3via NORMAN Okla Nov 13 football game After penalties and fumbles kept Mayor Thomas D'Alessandro them scoreless the first 25 the two schools to utes Oklahoma bowled over Neparticipate in a post-season braska 41-14 here Saturday in contest in Baltimore for the a Big Seven Conference football benefit of the Damon Runyon game Cancer Fund The victory before 28000 spec tators was Oklahoma's seventh straight of the season and fourth Baylor-Tulane Summary in the conference Oklahoma rang up three touchTULANE Lr Partrlde Sheffield Harper downs in the last 41i minutes of Lea Druen Joyce the second quarter and then closed 10 Brown Franz Ilamke Maddox Dedeaux out with three more in the third NEBRASKA OKLAHOMA First Downs 'Yards Gained ushing 355 so Yards ained assing 1311 15 Passes Completed 5 of J3 of 23 I Passes Intercepted by NORMAN Okla Nov 13 After penalties and fumbles kept them scoreless the first 25 utes Oklahoma bowled over braska 41-14 here Saturday in a Big Seven Conference football game min-invited (t-P)-- min- Ne- -7 Lana ford PASCHAL By winning the Panthers mov-Le t4ilyette Andreas ed into first place tie with Willi fims Far wve LaR ue BurlimillAm spec- Curry 140 ton Heights the defending cityc champion Each now has three Williams White HT Little Orioles 'Dunbar victories no defeats and a tie in'RR- Ho ward Cit air irai3 cechron conference pla mLn an epe ituRtleo IRS Harley Graff Weaver 14B Jones liorville Poly seemed destined to Store by periods 0 8 0 0-8 score one of the season's big '1 c-V- -1-1 1 a 0 7 0-7 Scoring: 4 in oe): surprises when it held the rder of occurrenc Lave- ford (Poly) ran seven yards for touch Panthers in check through- down in second period Crow missed goal Jones (Position ran five Yorcit for out the first half and never touchdoan in third quarter Cochran permitted them closer than "tra 43 yards of the goal 'Cleveland to Play Here Tulane tacklers to go the last 27 FB Hickman Maxwell Bienz zon- Hahn flashy lefthalf Darrel Royal Joe Ernst passed on about even Cleveland will ph the New tributed another helping miscue BAL011 pitched to to besides scoring Rice's Roberts oberts kickoff 'With Burk Tulane intercepted three terms la I wl lomTinhoe arrots uPs looked particularly 1) in their 11-play scoringYork Giants in an exhibition base- in the punt reception on tsecond period with a mis-eir bounce off Burk passes in the final LE Riley Dickerson Cook Sheatslhimself The other scorers were was short and took a peculiar Price's hard running paced IT Heironlinus Wright Forcen' handled Tackle period anti turned to of of Aggie Tulane on a 71-yard drive to its a George (Junior) Thomas Jck I bc-i MA1)1fIltelledin HI a The move Was launchedi ball game at Fort Worth April 7 on 42 from where the ever-cap them into touchdowns ecl 7 1klouser Stone neiailklitchell Frank Marion Settagast 1 clubs also will mix at Lubbock Th Ralizing Owls marched for their first touchdown He circled left RT Roberts TinsleY' Baughman' massmdell Pearson and George Brewer the opening stanza and originated ie Anderson Lin- three downs short of the end cf! the Indians announced Saturday third counter to command a 21-0 Fumble or error it was recover- end for the last 11 yards Price went one 'said around RF QB Plonskin Nevill Whitley Mott Fry Bilk Painter! April 5 at Shreveport April 8 and Ming sent five or six extra on the Poly 33 Parker Sims Griffin at Oklahoma City April 9 and 10 halftime lead ed by the Owls' Keeney on the Baylor came rightback for a 54 right nd for the first six points gli 741cKinney Blackwood COrtaa point kicks true A 19-yard pass from Quarter- back Dan Drake to Halfback Le- se um' ball game for a series of errors and his brother-in-law Ray Pres Jeffrey or the most part that was the Aggie 49 Line tries brought two vard scorin march on Burk's nass- FB Hall Boydstun Mangum Pierce sver mobile manager Resigns first downs in four plays on the same or ti il ri Standings Roy Casstevens an eight-yard Mg Ile threw five yards to Harold went six in the direction Score bi periods: Id Pea MOBILE Ala Nov t3 (Th--- the next 7 6 0-171 Pet Pts Opp aerial 'The resignation of Al Todd as by both teams featured the see-lAggie 27 A two -yard gain offset Rile- for the touchdovvn 7 7 7 14-35 smo 4 0 0 1000 88 39 cock and Casstevens' eight-yard al from Drake to Dona ond half with each eleven taking by a- five-yartt backfield in motion Dick Sheffield kicked five per Iranyror Riley Texas 4 1 0 800 el 51 manager of the Mobile Bears was advantage of one of them for Rice on the 30 from where The Wave surged 66 yards feet placements for Tulane Henry Manakin Point after touchdown Dick- Baylor 3 1 0 750 59 37 svveep at right end Were the big Race 2 2 0 500 67 65 nn Bente Tobin Rote the man under for to another touchdown made Dickerson made one and missed erson 4 pla cement) Tulane Price I Arkansas 2 4 0 334 86 96' plays in the march laounced Saturday by Club Presi Xittex Svotioda Pratt Points after touch-iTCH I 3 0 240 51 61 Carrying for a first Ldgar Allen The Aggies blocked a punt Turn to Rice on Page 6 on Ernst's 21-yard pass to for Baylor down Sheffield 5 tplacements) 0 4 0 000 54 123 down on thedent i PH ford By winning the Panthers MON- I PASCH AL 1r Guyette A ndreaL ed into first place tie with Arling-U Williams Fawver LaRue Burlinellqm Whip Old Man Winter In The First Quarter i idvAbto I LJ You'll spend a lot of time in your car this winter Let Leonard's supply you with the car warmth and comfort and laugh at the weather man HOMER STEWART Assistant Manager Auto Accessories CONNIE POWELL Buyer and Manager Auto Accessories p-fl--- atost 4Z0" in OA 4011 el 410 :1 A 00 Ail a 445 t4 a i 4 413' 44 ling 4 eg talA Aa'f4iZ? 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