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womew THE TOP THIRTY: STOLHANDSKE LEADS SWC HONOR LIST 7 this hurt his chances for "all" durable Martin returned to impress everyone with his play Stolhandske and Sewell are two of nine who repeated as "Top Thirty" selections Others are Baylor's Bill Athey Texas' Turn to Top Thirty on Page Is th re as ks' multiple responsibilities received no post-season mythical national team recognition but the 6-2 195-pound senior deserved them The TCU defensive plans put great burden on Martin who might rush one play delay the next cover a pass the next Out two games early in the THE STAR-TELEGRAM'S TOP THIRTY SWC GRIDMEN and five touchdowns He's particularly outstanding at snagging the ball when the opposition is crowding him and is considered a fine blocker An interesting aside: Stolhandske becomes the first and only player to hit the Stir-Telegrams "Top Thirty" all three years of his varsity career He was rated No 20 as a sophomore and No 5 in 1951 Curiously enough Larry Isbell of Baylor was No 5 in 1950 before being voted the best on the 1951 list That order of succession can not hold up however Texas versatile Ray Graves No 5 this time is a senior Sewell too has been a con sistent all-America choice this season The rugged 6-1 220- pound senior performed double-duty service for the Longhorns during the momentum-gathering days of early season and was ter rifle in both and defense Martin a defensive end of pie there were only two points difference between Sewell in second place and Martin in third This is the first year linemen have so dominated the top spots But it's not an election-year any team the margin would be 7-4 you know but simply because the writers strongly felt the three Stol bandske Sewell and Martin demonstrated the best football ability this year Stolhandske 21-year-old senlot who stands 6-2 and weighs 200 pounds is not a surprising choice to front the parade of Star-Telegram stars He's gained recognition on nearly every worthwhile all-America group announced thus far Stolhandske this year was an offensive end but he's proved in previous seasons his talent for defense too In 10 games with the champion Longhorns the sticky-fingered Stolhandske led the league in pass receiving with 30 catches for 519 yards ple tnere were wily twu puun a difference between Sewell in second place and Martin in third This is the first year linemen have so dominated the top spots But it's not an electionear de- any team the margin would be 7-4 you know but simply because the Writers strongly felt the three Slot- handske Sewell and Martin demonstrated the best football ability tins year Stolhandske 21-year-old sen ior who stands 6 2 and weighs 200 pounds is not a surprising choice to front the parade of Star-Telegram stars He's gained recognition on nearly every worthwhile all-America group announced thus far Stolhandske this year was an offensive end but he's proved in previous seasons his talent for defense too In 10 games with the champion Longhorns the sticky-fingered Stolhandske led the league in pass receiving with 30 catches for 519 yards BY GENE GREGSTON Slat-Telegram Sweets Writer University of Texas End Tom Stolhandske the big blond Swede from Baytown heads the third annual selection of the "Top Thirty" Southwest Conference football players by Star-Telegram sports staff members who saw the seven league teams in action a total of 63 times in the 1952 season He's the second lineman to be voted best in the three years of "Top Thirty" ratings Texas' Lewis (Bud) McFadin was the 1950 this one further disproves the old claim that I "the backs get all the attention" by placing two other front-line stalwarts second and third Stolhandske's teammate Guard Harley Sewell of St Jo ranks second and Texas Christian University End Wayne Martin of Shamrock is third "His Swede" was an easy first but remainder of the ratings were determined by close point totals Fox exam DX ilattZteltlifiL Ater -Telegram Swats Writer University of Texas End Tom Stolhandske the big blond Swede from Baytown heads the third annual selection of the "Top Thirty" Southwest confer- ence football players by Star- Telegram sports staff members who saw the seven league teams in action a total of 63 times in the 1952 season He's the second lineman to be voted best in the three years of ii Top Thuly" ratings Texas' Lewis (Bud) McFadin was the 1930 this one fur- ther disproves the old claim that "the backs get all the attention" by placing two other front-line stalwarts second and third 1 Stolhandske's teammate Guard Harley Sewell of St Jo ranks second and Texas Christian Uni- versity End Wayne Martin of Shamrock is third "Bis Swede" was an easy first but remainder of the ratings were determined by close point totals Fox exam- 16 Carlton Massey Texas 17 Bill Athey Baylor 18 Richard Chapman Rice 19 Phil Branch Texas 20 Bill Crockett Rice 21 Bud Brooks Arkansas 22 Teddy Vaught ICU 23 Horton Nesrsta Rice 24 Val Joe Walker SMU 25 Dupre Baylor 26 Joe Boring Texas LIM 27 Jack Sisco Baylor 28 29 Bob Blair TCU 30 Marshall Rush as ice Cu cs ice 4(9 gor IM tor or CLI 1 Tom Stolhandske Texas 2 Harley Sewell Texas 3 Wayne Martin TCIJ 4 Jerry Coody Baylor 5 Ray Graves Texas A4M 6 Gib Dawson Texas 7 Jerry Norton SMU 8 Richard Ochoa Texas 9 Morgan Williams ICIJ 10 Billy Quinn Texas Jack Little Texas AVA 12 Ronald Fraley ICU :3 Bill Georges Texas 14 Don Rhoden Rice 15 James (T) Jones Texas li I 1 Don't Ban the Shift Genii Abe Needs It! StatTelogram Boort Write Othol (Abe) Martin will watch with particular interest outcome of the agitation to curb the ''sucker i xerwr shift" so called by '2'' some of the yo' teams that i were pulled -4 off-side at telling junc- tures when 444 4 4 Notre Dame changed quickly from 0 to single- wing prior to the snap For Martin (ABE) with three MARTIN days and a lot of thought behind him as head coach at Texas Christian University has just about decided upon a combination and single-wing offense for the Frogs in 1953 The shift is a desirable maneuver for combination offense elevens of course since the defense's time to study the ultimate position of the backs is reduced to a second or so 'yiplr got' 1 i' rl ''-4'- 0 if 39441 rib 1 bl 'I Wichita Falls FORT WORTH STARTELEGRAM a Texans Ride Early Cushion to Upset Of Favored Coyotes Sunday December 7 7932 Sec 1 Welch Leads 41-7 Rout 4 111114 I MARTIN 3 1 11 III Raiders Punish Wolfpack 54-7 1 e's'' 4 -7 14'''' 417 '0'' '17 4 14rt ttl': 1 A S'! 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He had a point there Martin speaks of single wing because in his opinion some single wing double wing or spread is a must to utilize the run-or-pass talents that Ronald Clinkscale displayed with such impressiveness in the SMU game And he talks of single-wing because it is he believes the type that mixes with with the least confusion And Martin talks of for a number of reasons among them the psychological value of change on the players the predominance of training in high schools the desire to try something of his own creation in this his first opportunity as a college head coach after 19 years in the profession The latter requires some ex plaining to clarify Martin's posi- tion with (Dutch) Meyer e' the old master for whom Abe worked for 7 years "Dutch's been wonderfully successful" Martin said "and some of that success was due to his ability to change I think he altered those offenses from time to time more than fans realized And he got results I believe I saw eye-to-eye with him on matters more than I would have with any other head coach" a pass Welch playing both fullback and halfback carried the bail 18 times for a net of 186 yards He scored two touchdowns with hi longest run of the day covering 22 yards Kato Pares Panthers An offensive duel between Welch and the power man of the Austin Panthers right Halfback Fred Criss failed to materialize Kriss got away only on one sizeable gain going 26 yards in the I third period However he was 1 Austin's top bail carrier with 86 yards in 96 thrusts The Panthers lost the ball to Lubbock four times on fumbles Turn to Westerners on Page eel( 18 day seen the back elize was 88 to ibias BY BERNIE KEE Etar-Telegram Soong Writer LUBBOCK Dec Tech thwarted at practically every turn this year threw everything it had including the entire bench at North Carolina State here this crisp sunny Saturday afternoon and emerged with a 54-7 victory much to the delight of the 10000 GAME AT A GLANCE partisan fans looking on TEXAS TEM STATE Tech rolled to two touchdowns Pf Downs ale Yard:" lillatiner trashing 11: in every quarter and began emp- 172 Yards Gained Passing 161 of 13 mmmmm omoleted 12 of 21 tying the bench midway in the Intercepted by third quarter using a total of 50 1 for 26()PPInuting11141111zoveredo7 for f91: players against the visiting wolf 9 tor 115 Penalties No Edge 15 for Jul pack BY BURNIE KEE star-Telegram Sports Writer LUBBOCK Dec Tech thwarted at practically every turn this year threw everything it had including the entire bench at North Carolina State here this crisp sunny Saturday afternoon and emerged with a 54-7 victory much to the delight of the 10000 1 --i-i- r-- 1164-- GAME AT A GLANCE 777' 1 I N4 I I SEWELL 2 I tv F7 I Vif -1f- A 1 ABE NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD SNARES WEBB ON FIRST CAST Othol (Abe) Martin has made his first Important haul since becoming head football coach at TCU Saturday Jack Webb North Side's allstate fullback candidate announced that he would enter Texax Christian at midterm with the intent of making Martin a grid hand At least one other Southwest Conference school had been interested in Webb who became a star this year in the split offense employed by North Side Webb is 6-2 and weighs 190 10 pounds less than he did at the start of the 1952 football season lie is the state high school shot put champion and finbihed fourth in the city track meet 100-yard dash last spring his best time in the 100 was 102 11 le 6 )1 Photos three players who led the voting on the Star-Telegram's Top Thirty football players are shown in action Tom Stolhandske Texas catches a pass against Notre Dame Harley Sewell Texas moves in on a play against TCU and Wayne Martin TCU defends against Baylor raveled on his 83-yard scoring dash to send the score to 400 in the third quarter It was here the Wollpack struck for its only score the payoff coming on a five-yard jump pass from Quarterback Eddie Frantz to End Harry Lodge on the 20 Lodge Turn to Texas Tech on Page 2 BY PHIL COLLIER Star-Telegram Sports Writer CORPUS CHRISTI Dec Capitalizing on a 70-yard punt return and two fumble recoveries for three quick touchdowns Ray of Corpus Christi upset Wichita Falls 39-14 before 18000 sun-drenched fans here Saturday afternoon to enter the semifinals of the Conference 4A state high school playoffs The one-sided triumph achieved against a highly-touted Wichita Falls defense that had yielded only two touchdowns in 10 games this season earned the Texans a semifinals rematch with Baytown next Saturday afternoon Baytown beat Ray 34-0 here a year ago and automatically becomes host for next weeks skirmish Ray's shocking rout of the Coy otes here Saturday unquestionably was the biggest surprise of an already whacky season The Texans who were upset themselves by Miller of Corpus Christi 14-13 last week and who had been tied 6-6 earlier by Houston Lamar were 13-point underdogs to the previously unbeaten and untied West Texans Grab 33-0 Lead However those three early touchdowns gave Coach Bill Stage's red-shirted charges a 20-0 lead in the first 17 minutes Thus Inspired Ray ran the count to 33-0 late in the third quarter before the bewildered Coyotes finally regained their composure for two touchdowns that narrowed the gap to 33-14 going into the last period Any hopes Coach Joe Goldings charges had of overtaking the Texans were dashed in the second minute of the fourth quarter when they flubbed a scoring opportunity on the Ray 26 Fred Morgan a jet-propelled 180-pound halfback Quarterback Sonny Crisp and End John Ray were the three main cogs in Ray's single wing and I for mations Morgan scored the Texans' second fourth and fifth touchdowns on runs of 2 9 and 57 yards Crisp 165-pound formation upback passed for one score and confused the Coyotes with his clever ball handling Ray 180-pound ail-state candidate caught one touchdown pass and also was a terror on defense Thirty-four other members of Ray's 55-man squad saw considerable action in this bruising battle that was waged in 75-degree weather under a brilliant sky Pat Hoffman 155-pound safety man broke the game open in the fourth minute of the first quarter when he took Don Maroney's punt on the Ray 40 cut to the sidelines behind a paralyzing block by End Hopkins aid sped 60 yards untouched Raymond Kanipe missed goal making it 6-0 at 4:33 Morgan Skirts End Late in the quarter the Coyotes' Gene Leach fumbled a punt on his own 24 and Guard Jimmy Foerster recovered for Ray A 15-yard personal foul penalty helped move the ball to the two where Morgan took a pitchout from Crisp circled right end and went over standing up Kanipe converted making it 13-0 at 1:50 of the second period Two plays after the kickoff another fumble broke the Coyotes' backs Mareney and Tailback Ken ncth Roberts muffed handoff on a single-wing spinner play and End Dick Bowen pounced on the ball on the Wichita Falls 38 The Texans scored in nine plays a 10-yard pass from Crisp to Ray helping advance the oval to the nine where Halfback Jerry Young broke out side left tackle tore away from the linebacker and barreled into the end zone Kanipe's kick upped it to 20-0 at 4:42 and left little doubt as to the final outcome The first time the Texans got the ball in the third period they marched 60 yards in 11 plays to make it 274 Morgan sped the last 12 yards on a pitchout at right end and Kanipe kicked goal Then the next time Ray got possession Morgan took a pitchout at right end and raced 57 Turn to Kay on Page 4 Bucks to Join District 3A-1 Cougars Blank Wyoming 20-0 To Relax Platoon Line Terrell Stephenville To Select Site Today Representatives from Terrell and Stephenville will meet at Hotel Texas Sunday at 230 to decided when and where their quarterfinals engagement in the state 2A football playoffs will take place Terrell defeated Center 14-7 Friday night to gain a third round berth while the Yellowjackets were registering a 25-13 upset over Graham In event a neutral site Is chosen indications are that Fort Worth Arlington or Garland furnish the field SWEETWATER Dec 6 (43)--- District 3A1 officials in an executive committee here Saturday morning voted to admit Breckenridge High School Breckenridge state 3-A football champion last year had been homeless since it was dropped by District 3A-2 recently Because Breckeeridge does not have sufficient enrollment it must be invited to compete in a Class 3A loop Officials also approved Vernon as a District 3A-1 member Vernon is already in the loop and Saturday's action assured that school a spot for next year Other schools in the league are Plainview Snyder Sweetwater Big Spring and Lamesa For one of the few times this season the Red Raiders scored from long and short and it didn't appear to make much difference where they were when they made up their minds they wanted a touchdown It didn't take long for the impending avalanche to become apparent as the Raiders scored two touchdowns on their first three plays from scrimmage Fight Flares Up The game had everything so far as Tech was concerned even an extracurricular brawl early in the fourth quarter It flamed quickly and finally ended just as the Red Raider band struck up "The Star Spangled Banner" Everyone stood in silence as the band held the attention on both the field and in the stands The music stopped the players shook hands and play resumed on a more amicable basis Right Halfback Bobby Cavazos and Quarterback Jerry Johnson shared scoring honors for the Raiders each netting a pair of touchdowns Cavazos turned in the longest run of the day when he broke loose for an 83-yard touchdown sc4mper in the third quarter He had scored Tech's second six pointer in the first from the 22 Johnson scored twice on perfectly executed keepers around right end Charles (Sandy) Welton got the Tech scoring column lighted in the first quarter after just two minutes and 40 seconds On the Second play from scrimmage he smashed over left tackle and churned down the middle for 41 yards to the friendly confines of the end zone Cavazos also led Tech's rushers with 107 yards on four carries for the day He didn't score but 5-4 left Halfback Elmer Wilson captured the hearts of the fans and the admiration of the Wolf-pack as he scooted in and out for 71 yards on eight carries and runner-up honors in the rushing department Lewis Runs Yards Don Lewis who had threatened to go all the way on kickoff and punt returns many times this year but never made it wound up In style Saturday as he returned the second half kickoff straight up the middle 80 yards without a hand being laid on him Shortly afterward Cavazos un gt tP 4 1 ff i tint4 'N: ft ''4 t' 4 1 1 tr 1 7 An i) ti i 1 0 -v $: it44201froko 41' 44-ab 4 i 4 4 5 4 '74'4444A ')) '4 4 i 7 rwr71 41 6 (774 'y 0 -44 LkAr 1 11 111111111' MEN A Martin said he soon realized that he'd rather work for Dutch than any other head coach "Still no two persons are exactly alike" the new mentor commented "I believe that I should recognize that the differ ence in personalities alone would prevent me from continuing to do things exactly as Mr Meyer had done them" Martin for example doubts that he can make the sharp distinction between offensive and defensive squads during practices as Dutch did although he agrees that this was the way to get things done quickly But Abe believes that he'll be unable to maintain the strict platoon system that Meyer did for the reason that he wants some of his better and stronger football players playing both sides Johnny Crouch may be called upon for double duty to help solve the No 1 problem at end Bill Curtis the spectacular freshman end who probably will be converted to a halfback in the or single wing may be used for kick returns and pass defense Claude Roach and others also may be asked to play more than half-time football Martin expects to coach some offense and some defense at each day's practice If and when the new assistant is hired Abe desires to have three scouts instead of two so that the man who scouted the opponent may stay with the Frogs on the day that they play that team Martin has a lot of ideas in fact He's been preparing for this job for a long time GAME AT A GLANCE HOUSTON WYOMING 19 First Downs 12 233 Yards Gained Rushing 1011 57 Yards Gained Passing 119 8 of 7 Passes Compirted of 111 3 Passes Intercepted by 0 I Opp Fumbles Recovered 8 4 for 11 Pints No Avg 8 for 29 60 Penalty Edge 34 HOUSTON Dec 6 sputtered miserably for two quarters against an unfamiliar single wing offense Saturday and then exploded for three last-half touchdowns for a 20-0 victory over Wyoming The Missouri Valley champions puzzled by their first look at a single wing in 23 games cashed in on a fumble and blocked punt and drove 85 yards for its touchdowns Wyoming meanwhile saw first-half threats stopped on the Houston 8 and 1 and a final quarter drive die on the Cougar 19 Halfbacks Ken Pridgeon and Wendell Collier plunged over from the 1 for two Houston touchdowns while End Frank James 7ecovered in the end zone for tmother after blocking a punt by Wyoming's Chuck Spaulding Halfback Jack Howtrn kicked two of his three extra point attempts Houston thus finished its best season in seven years of football Its eight victories were offset only by defeats from Mississippi and Texas Wyoming ended its campaign with a 54 record It was the first punt to be blocked this year against Spaulding the nation's leading punter in 1951 His first half punting however aided in keeping Houston in trouble as his kicks rolled dead on the Cougar 8 and 3-yard lines But it was a Spaulding fumble on the Wyoming 9 that led to the first Houstnn touchdown early in the third quarter End Ronald Folks recovered Pridgeon got 8 yards on the first play Turn to Cougars on Page 2 BUD McFADIN TO PLAY WITH PRO GRID RAMS LOS ANGELES Dec 6 (iP) The Los Angeles Rams Saturday announced the signing of Lewis (Bud) Mciradin an all America selection from the University of Texas in i 1950 4 1 0 mast sive guard a No 1 draft choice in 1951 was dis' charge from Carsvtil Air in Force Base 1) this week BUD He was NicFADIN signed to report to the Rams next Tuesday play the rest of this season and the 1953 season McFadi a 24-year-old stands six feet three and weighs 245 To make way for McFadins Quarterback Don Klosterman who goes into the armed forces next month is being put on the Ram: reserve list Parrots to Play In Cage Tourney DENTON Dec 6 (Sp1)--Polytechnic High School will compete with 15 other Texas teams in the second annual high school basket ball tournament to be held Dec 18-20 at North Texas State College The three-day event will be held in two NTSC gymnasiums with playoff sessions being held In each gym at 3 and 7 Dec 18-19 Two more sessions are scheduled in each gym Dec 20 at 10 a and 11:25 a Consolation finals will be at 7 Dec 20 with the championship playoff at 8:25 Teams to take part in the tourney include Pilot Point Plano Krum Pleasant Grove Sanger Prairie Valley Denton Slidell McKinney Ponder Gainesville Crozier Tech of Dallas Northwest Lewisville Bowie and Polytechnic of Fort Worth Polytechnic is the 1951 state champion of Class 4A Bowie of 2A A -fitarTeleintm Photo ABE AND Othol Martin left beams at the news Jack Webb North Side fullback will enter Texas Christian 'after mid-term examinations 00Nr ezugrunm ravw Othol Martin left beams Webb North Side fullback will enter after mid-term examinations College Wrestling Scores Brown St New York University A Aie OP'1.