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Saturday Morning November 29 1932 1952 FORT WORTH STARTZLEGRAM Jackets Put Chill on Winters by 26-6 Ell 6 Floydada 111' Nips Phi Him Knox Tallies 4 As Steers Win fnc A Whirlwinds Win 13-7 In Feature 2A Battle BY JIM TRINKLE Iltar-Teleirram illeerts Writer GRAHAM Nov hit a home run in its first 4 pestseason game since 1934 here Friday night while writing finis to Mineral Well's bid for a bi-district title 32-0 before stseason finis to Mine 4700 shivering fans who HOUSTON QUITS POST AS BROWNWOOD COACH BROWNWOOD Nov 28 (IP) The Brownwood school board announced Friday the resigns' tion of John A A -4t Houston as high school football t- (t itZ coach and 4 athletic di- fi rector Hous- ton took a 't position in 0: private bust- ks 04 nest at Waco He submit- 1 ted his resig- I '7 nation Oct 21 to become effective Dec ARE 31 but the HOUSTON announcement was withheld until the team completed its football season Houston 40 is president of the Texas High School Coaches Association He is expected to resign at the group's board of directors meeting in Fort Worth Dec 19 Brownood was undefeated and untied in nine games until it lost the 3A-2 championship to Breckenridge by a 6-34 score BY PHIL COLLIER StarTelegram Sports Writer BROWNWOOD Nov hurtled into the quarterfinals of the Conference 2A state high school foot ball playoffs here Friday night by smashing Winters 26-6 in neutral Brownwood High orpEpHENGvAirlEpAT A GLANCE School Stadium WINTERS A crowd of approximately IL Iterd1ZIlw 111: 111 shins 77 3000 braved near-freezing weath- 118 Yards Gained Passing 114 er to watch Coach (Mike) et 17 Passerofoormgridbo 7411 111 Murphy's District 2A-10 co-cham- for MTN) kartitiloblelzeRervered 4 pions hand the 2A-9 titlists a 11 tar 21 Penalties: No YILe 4 foo 111 convincing thrashing and qualify for a match next week with Gra the ball in scoring position Half ham the 2A-I2 titlist which beat back Lee Wood cracked over right Mineral Wells in another bi-dis tackle from the two and Bah trict tilt Friday night 0 anan missed goal Stephenville unleashed touch- Awalt's Punt Blocked down drives of 60 and 84 yards The Jackets pulled away 19-6 a the second and third times it got at 7:00 of the third period on an 8I-yard drive that consumed the ball to vault into a 130 lead from Clayton Roberson to Herrin in the first 16 minutes of play seven plays A 48-yard pass Winters narrowed the gap to 138 helped carry to the three where the Stephenville quarterback in the final minute of the first half but in the last two periods the Blizzards were as gentle as a lanced over right tackle for the soft zephyr touchdown Kaufman's kick was GAME AT A GLANCE STEPHEN VILLE WINTERS 17 First Downs 16 163 Yards Gained Rushing 77 113 Yards Gained Passing 4 of 17 Passes Completed a Intercepted II Ban Fumbles Recovered 3 for 848 Punts No Avg 4 for 41 a for Penalties No 'die 4 for 80 the ball in scoring position Halfback Lee Wood cracked over right tackle from the two and Buchanan missed goal Awalt's Punt Blocked The Jackets pulled away 19-6 at 7:00 of the third period on an 81-yard drive that consumed seven plays A 46-yard pass from Clayton Roberson to Herrin helped carry to the three where the Stephenville quarterback lanced over right tackle for the touchdown Kaufman's kick was os2f foot WINTERS Fig 77 1 el 16 red 4 for 41 i 4 for 50 ion Half )ver right nd Bah ked 'ay 19-6 od on an ird pass to Herrin where arterback for the kick was oak: HIGH GRID REPORTS Press Wirephoto STRATEGY Navy Coach Eddie Erdelatz left goes over pregame problems with Middie Capt John Gurski during light workout Friday Army and Navy will collide before more than 100000 fans Saturday GAME Alf A GLANCE 1101DAGA Fire Demme IS el Yards Gained Nimble 10 Yard Gained PISMO 115 4 of le Passes Comp leird 1 of II runes Int ted by OPP Fumbles a for 54 Ponta Na Awl 5 for IS for tit Penalties Me Yds 5 for 55 BY BURNIE KEE Sillir-Ttltprill Sports Writer AMARILLO Nov embattled never-say die Whirlwinds battled from behind with a pair of touchdowns in the second half to stun the mighty Phillips Blackhawks 13-7 here Friday afternoon on the snow scarred turf of Amarillo Stadium in the feature game of the conference 2A first-round play offs The Whirlwinds unscored on through nine straight ball games yielded a touchdown and extra point in the second quarter and were apparently hanging on the ropes Their defense however kept evading that knockout punch and they gradually began to wear down the Blackhawks The Whirlwinds stormed 72 yards on 12 maneuvers late in the third quarter with Quarter back Billy Carmack sneaking over from the one for the score A pass-interference penalty in the end zone had moved the ball from the eight to the one when it appeared the Blackhawks might stave off the score Carmack's pass to End Franklin Stovall for the extra point was battered waay and the Whirlwinds trailed 6-7 Early in the fourth Floydada moved 58 yards on nine plays for the winning touchdown with Halfback Adrian Helms scooting across at the flag from 10 yards out Helms crashed over for the extra point for the final 13-7 reading Phillips had moved 74 yards for its score in the second guar-ter with Allen Greer taking to the air surprisingly for the big chunks of yardage and the payoff from the 24 to End Billy MacDonald on the 12 MacDonald outsprinted the defenders for the score and Jackie Meek converted Floydada now meets Childress 20-6 victor over Seymour Thursdady in the second round of the playoffs FEATURES BELTON IL LOCKHART 8 BELTON Nov 38 The Belton Tigers whipped the Lockhart Lions 18-0 here Friday night In a driving rain and earned the right to meet Killeen in the second playoff round Duryi Bailer opened the Belton scoring when he went over from the Lockhart 32 on the second play of the last half John scored tn the third quarter after Bailey and Arthur Martindale moved the ball to the double stripe from the Lockhart 20 Penny Vann scored the final tally Suet before the game ended after Dunlap moved it in from the Tiger 20 where a Lockhart punter fumbled and Belton took over on downs I 1 I blocked Midway of the last quarter Terrell blocked a punt by Winters' Dalvin Await Plemmons snared it on the 10 and streaked across the goal line unmolested Kaufman converted Winters operating from winged and coached by Morris South all muffed three scoring chances The Blizzards recovered a fumble on the Stephenville 27 in the first quarter but lost four yards in as many downs In the second period they got to the Stephenville 39 but there McCullough a strong all-state candidate broke through to intercept one of Jonas' pitchouts And in the fourth quarter the Blizzards got to the Stephenville 30 where a pass interception ruined them and later to the Winters 26 where they ran out of gas The summary: STEPHENVILLE LE Herrin Leatherman LT Terrell Price GRIM L0 Grimes McLemore Bishop Cen Jackson Lane R0 McCullough Genteel RT Roberson Pair Kieberg RE Mobley Plemmons QB Roberaon LH Montgomery Taylor KPIICY FB Kaufman White WINTERS LE Colburn Wesiels LT Nelson Colburn L0 Young Pray Con Milliff Jewell Alder R0 Craig Mayo RT Hogan Davie Glover WE Buchanan Green Jonas LH Wood Parker RH Guy Buchanan Await Burton Score by periods: Stephenville I 6 6 7-26 Winters 0 6 0 6-6 SeOting in order of occurrencel: tettephenvillei ran a yards for touchdown at 638 Kaufman kicked coal Roberson tStephenville' plunged one yard lot touchdown at 313 Kaufman missed goal Wood ttNintersi WW1 ed 2 yards for touchdown at 11:15 Buchanan missed goal Roberson iStephenvilleo ran 3 yard for touchdown at 7:00 Kftlitintin1 placement was blocked punt was blocked by Terrell and caught by Plemmons (Stephen-vine' who ran 10 yards for touohdown: Kaufman kicked goal quarter by Winlemmons streaked molested rn winged is South: chances a fumble the first irds in as they got but there all-state gh to in pitchouts arter the phenville erception to the ran out eatherman Ice GRIM ore Bishop kson Lane Genteel Kieberg Plemmons Roberson tontgomerY 'Ior KPlieY nan White Wesiels V( Colburn Otani Pray Alder ra lg Mayo via Glover nen Green Jonas Yd Parker Buchanan lit Burton 6 7-28 0 6 'encel: an ft vards men kicked lie plunged 3 20 Ratifiers plunk at Wei ran 3 Kautmefla sed by Ter a (Stephen teutphdown: DESPIRITO RIDES FIVE WINNERS TOTAL 363 LINCOLN 1 Nov 28 (IP)- Red-hot Tony Despirito the nation's leading jockey booted home five winners Friday at Lincoln Downs to boost his total for the year to 363 victories After riding winners in the fourth fifth and sixth races he missed in the seventh when he got second aboard Albany Fair Then he won the eighth with Fortnight and the ninth aboard Rissan both paying SMITHVILLE BURNET BURNET Noy MI (Bpi) 8mithville Tigers rolled over the Burnet Bulldogs hrre Friday night in a stead downpour to win their blAistrict Conference 2A game Compiling a 2011 total offense all on the ground amithville held Burnet outside the 24 allowing the home team only 42 'lards gained Joe Chrastecky ran 10 yards for the final 8mithville touchdown then converted on another running play Other scores were made by Danny Knebel who ran 45 virda for one touchdown and carried across two conversions and Buddy Keller who converted once and made runs of 12 and two yards for the other scores Clayton Roberson the upback in Stephenville's formation attack scored two touchdowns and set up another with runs and passes in a brilliant individual performance But the big difference between these two clubs this night was a hard-charging Stephenville line spearheaded by Ends Bob Herrin and Jim Mobley Tackles Tubba Roberson and Jim Terrell Guards Porter Grimes and Ray McCullough and Centers Jeral Jackson and Dan Lane Jackson Breaks Arm Terrell blocked a punt and Jerry Plemmons a reserve end caught it and rambled 10 yards for Stephenville's last touchdown Jackson suffered a broken arm in the first half but Lane filled his shoes nicely the remainder of the way A 45-yard pass from Clayton Roberson to Herrin was the big gainer in Stephenville's first touchdown drive Halfback Jim Kelley breaking over right guard to score from the eight Herman Kaufman the Jackets leading ground gainer for the night kicked goal making it 7-0 at 6:28 of the opening period The next time the Jackets got the ball they sailed 64 yards in 11 plays to make it 13-0 Kaufman got 49 of the yards on six carries and Clayton Roberson went the last yard on a quarterback sneak Kaufman missed goal at 3:29 of the second period Winters marched 65 yards in 10 plays for its touchdown just before end of the half Two passes from Quarterback Freddie to Bill Buchanan for seven paces and another to Ben Colburn for with a 12-yard pass interference penalty on the Stephenville three put GAWK AT A GLANCE 'MINERAL WELLS GRAHAM braved a freezing drizzle Al 4 First Downs le 'IA Verdi Gained Rushing 730 The Steers had a fellow named Ilt Yards Gained Passing -Ill Jim Knox the third of an illus 1 et 8 Completed 2 of A II Intercepted be 2 trous line of family gricitnen and A for 71411 Punts No An he was never righter than he was here Friday night racking up -1 three touchdowns to steal the i144 4--- licsN'l play away from the Mountaineers' "GA 7 highly-touted Tony Munger who v-) N' k' liA was handcuffed from the opening I Ix 1 I charging (1- Mineral Wells perhaps made 11 4geyt -7 0 --17164P-: if 67C'2 on' its initial mistake before the I tars c- game when the Mountaineers i iy chose to take advantage of a stiff til i elit 11'' south gale Five plays after tak- A ''44 ing the kickoff the Steers struck 1 ---ry lo for six points and the verdict was jr virtualillyosigned an3d8 siar ealedds a Goes 't ly From his own 39 Fullback Al 5 -r Holland punched forward three ortteyose--: -1 straight times to put the ball on OR THING! Mineral Wells 48 Then Knox The boys have to give the coach sliced over the middle for a first a pep talk" (By Sixta) down on the 38 On the next play the 157-pound speedster punctured the center of the HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES Mountaineer defense a I ed slightly to the right and went all the way with Jerry Swaner miss- CONFERENCE 4A DISTRICT 1 ing a desperation diving tackle Pumps at Boner 76 on the seven Don Williams Lubbock 40 Amarillo At ho made a brilliant selection of cideyy NI Midland I Abilene San Angelo I plays from his quarterback post DISTRICT A kicked goal with 205 gone Bowie (RI Paul 14 Jefferson (El Paso) 2 A four-yard punt that slipped DISTRICT 3 Arlington Heights flirt Werth) tl Pole Off the soggy shoe of Billy Pil(Fort Mortho 6 Nero Aid (o Worth) 13 huh' grim early in the second quarter Min Werth) 13 Met gave Graham the ball on the DISTRICT 4 Sunset (Dallas) Woodrow Wilson Ram 23 to set up the next tally 411lailael 41 DISTRICT Ii Ken Cunningham Holland and Wan 7 Tyler Knox worked it down to the 12 lymph te Bryan I Within Fells 71 Highland Park IL from where Cunningham slipped DISTRICT 41 Jefferson flies Ant ills) around right end for the touch-Brackenridge 7 down Miller (C Christi) IC Rao IC C) ta Williams deep in the third CONFERENCE 3A quarter brought the shivering DISTRICT I assembly to its feet with the Plainview Stoner 211 longest run of the evening inter-Lames Vernon Big Spring 42 sottarsier 33 cepting a jump pass intended DISTRICT 7 Breekettridge St Ktrelteltreed for Frankie Beavers on his own Cleburne It Weatherford 0 DISTRit 3 40 and speeding down the side- Milken 83 Denton it lines 60 yards for the six-pointer Paris It 611111PNVIlif 6 Greenville Lt Sherman Dan Gaul got his hands on the DISTRICT 4 Mershon ba LoOlifiliPir racing Williams on the six-yard 1 kk ne 47 Naeogdoches I Glatiewatee 13 Kilgore 7 strip but couldn't hold on DISTRICT I Thomas Paces Rams Palestine IL Corsicana 41 CONFERENCE 2A A To put it in a capsule Knox Crowell IL Grapevine 11 contributed his final two scores Wink 4C Junction on bursts of 13 yards (with the Aspermont 41 II In Childreu 20 Seymour IL final quarter about a minute old) Center 41 CI tile 7 Haskell 33 Dublin 7 and four yards Joshes' 111 Grandview Cleve Thomas who didn't get Ennis St Jasper 34 Frisco 0 a chance to roll until late in Union 10 Triena Stamford AC Tehran the game was Mineral Wells' Bove Ranch 54 Wiley Seminole it Brownfield best offensive weapon and Bobby Otto 13 Lefore i Boyd and Walter Thomas were city 40 Abernaths IC Ceder Bann 73 Grunion 4 standouts in the line O'Day Wit-Bone Grove lain 20 Killeen 6 La Vega li hams one of the state's finest tam 7 French llteauntent) ends and Center Billy Atwood IC Fennell IL Gunn 34 Newton were defensive stars for the Belton lik Lockhart ii Graham 31 Mineral Wells Steers Hondo IS Taft I Mineral Wells' only threats Renville I Ba City Ales-dada 13 Minos 7 were on drives to the Graham Stephenville 501 Winters 8 Smitliville A Burnet 18 in the first period and to the 2 -Loakum 14 Del Rio 15 in the final quarter but both Mart 6Beer Park IL Spring Breach IL foundered Tideinven 37 Ingleside 211 The summary: Moslem' It A Pass 7 Lsford It Itenevides 7 MINER AL WELLS LE Thomes Humohries I Wampler Knight LO Bove) Lusk Pro Grid Ticket Cen Cleveland Patterson 0 McDonald Slk Ing Irslield S'enhens ShipQ Pilgrim Cardwell Refunds Slated Munger Thomas Beavers Burris Gaul Heinrich GRAHAM DALLAS Nov 28 iy-P)---Stock-LT Powell Lisle Keenum holders of the defunct Dallas K11 Stone Farrar Atwood Texans football club set up pro-1 a ct ennitht cedure Friday for refunding the 111- Deorn Williams Williams Dickson money for tickets sold for the flit IA illiams McLaren Cunningham Smith fcur games not played here -II Knox Care i 1r Holland DALLAS Nov 28 Powell WIP Keenum holders of the defunct Dallas I- 0 Stone Farrar Cm Atwood Texans football club set up pro- 11(1 ennitht cedure Friday for refunding the lit nenroe Williams Williams Dickson money for tickets sold for the illiams McLaren Cunningham Smtth fcur games not played here -R Knox Care Holland braved a freezing drizzle The Steers had a fellow named Jim Knox the third of an illus GAM'S Al 'MINERAL WELLS First '711 Yierds Ga 014 Yards Gil eof 8 It A for Punts -r wls141( i 121701460-wi': OR MISS The boys have a pep talk" HIGH FOOT COMTE DIST Pumps Berm Lubbock 40 Am (Meese Midli Abilene San DIST Bowie MI Pam Paso) 7 Arlington Heights (Fort Mortho 6 North Side (For (Fort Worth) 13 DIST Sunset (Dallas) ittilloal DIST Waeo 7 Toler le Temple tn Sr's Wiens Falls 2P DIST Jefferson a Brackenridge 7 Miller (C (C C) 13 COM-TT fist rtainvim ta tames IL heri Big Spring DIST Preekentridgo 34 Cleburne It Wi DIST Denison 35 Der Paris It Gainee Greenville 13 se DIS1 Mershon Le I kk no 42 Gladewatee 13 DIST Palestine IL Col CONFEREN Crowell MI Grill Wink VC Junctii Aspermont 41 Childress IL If Center 41 Climb Haskell 33 Debi' Josho 0 Grand Ennis St Jasper Frisco IL Frieni Stamford SC Tab Boys Ramis 54 Seminole 12 Bre Olten 13 Lefors City 411 Ceder Rayon I Honey Grove 16 Killeen La Tel Lam 7 Fe -K 15- Fel Gaston 34 New Belton Ilk 'mkt Graham 3 Min Hondo 13 Taft Renville 7 Sa Flevelada It Ph Stephenville IL Smitieville 214 oakum 14 Del Mart Peer Park lit Si Tielehliven 32 In Weslaco it Arar Leford It Penal Pro Grid Refunds DALLAS No holders of thl Texans football cedure Friday money for tic fcur games no Continued From Page 9 drop Southern California down a notch or so Another traditional game finds Oklahoma No 4 this week invading Stillwater to pla Oklahoma The other three teams in the top 10 are through for the year although Texas No 10 has its Cotton Bowl engagement Top-ranked Michigan State wound up its season by drubbing Marquette last week as UCLA No 5 was losing to Southern California The fading football season also finds these games: Cross at Boston College New York vs Fordham tat at Tulane South Carolina vs Wake Forest at WinstonSalem Virginia vs William and Mary at Richmond Florida State at Wof ford at a In Detroit at Houston Texas Christian at Southern Methodist Brigham Young at Tempe State West Texas State at Texas Western a shing on vs Washington State at Spokane Colorado at Colorado Marquette at College of Pacific Cougars Face Aerial Artist TEMPLE 28 BRYAN I TEMPLE Nov 28 iiPt The Temple Wildcats splashed through' the BTY1111 Brocos 20-0 in mud and steady cold rain here Friday night closing their district schedule and remaining unbeaten and untied for the SeSSOn Temple scorers were Doyle Traylor on a one-yard pinny) Joel HoneYcutt on a 51-yard dash ends Roy Chapman and Allan Ernst on passes from Traylor of eight and six yards Temple's running ground out 245 yards despite five-minute War-tern in the second half to 80 for Bryan and Traylor connected on five out of seven Dasmem for 83 yards Bryan tried one pass missed Bryan's deepest penetration was to the Temple 46-yard line PHILLTPS LE MacDonald Braymer LT Tucker Landers Sherman Crettcy CPn MIMS (lamilow White Jameson Lane armor RE Smith Brooks Taylor 111B Oreer Reddick RH Wiles PB Meek Bennett PLOY DADA Stovall LT Hartman Minn 1(1 Grimes Cm Barber HG Reddy Baxter RE Chapman QB earmark LH Helms Bearden PS Hartline 'lark Score by periods: Phillips 0 7 0 7 Elocdada 0 0 6 7-13 Scoring In order of occurrence): scoring (Phillinst passed 12 yards to MacDonald who ran 12 for touchdown Meek converted aloydadal sneaked one yard for touchdown 0 FloydadiO ran 10 cards for touchdown and then ran for extra Point Joe IIPIMS: umpire Bill Ferem field fudge Earl Swearengen head linesman George Philbrick GRID FINALE PAGE 'TEN PAGE 'TEN bons" GASTON NEWTON GASTON Nov 28 whipped Newton 34-0 Friday niotht in a bidis Met high school football game Gaston represented District 17-A and Newton 16-A Gaston was led offensively by John Pickering and Coe Branch The latter scored the first two touchdowns slamming over right guard for 3 yards in the opening quarter and for 2 yards in the second pedod Pickering followed with end runs of 3 and 32 yards for touchdowns in the third quarter Donald Pool made the final six-pointer on a 2yard plunge in the final quarter Charles Crocker converted successfully four times Gaston's regional opponent will be Cedar Bayou MART HEARNE MERU Nov 28 AP--Mart edged Hearne 9-6 in a bidistrict schoolboy football contest here Friday night before 1200 fans who sat through a downpour of rain Mart is 21-A district champion and Hearne represented 22-A After I 8C0111115 first half Hearne tallied in the third Quarter A linman crashd through an blocked a Mart punt Billy Ray Dent scooped up the ball and ran for a touchdown from the Mart 47 Marts first score was a safety in the fourth quarter when Hearne Back Bob Jones fumbled and recovered in his own end zone Midway in the quarter Bud 01 liam faked a punt and ran right end for 32 yards and the winning Mart touchdown Larry Bird added the extra Point by converting Sponsors Announce Oil Bowl 'Probably Killed 2 HOUSTON Nov 28 (IP)--The University of Houston faces one of the nation's top passers Detroit's Ted Marchibroda Saturday at 2 as the Cougars seek to clinch the Missouri Valley Con ference football championships Houston needs a victory to gain its first championshil since starting football in 1946 A defeat would give the Missouri Valley crown to Tulsa a 7-33 mid-season loser to Houston The weather is not expected to be favorable to Marchibroda who is in a battle with Washington's Don Henrich for the national total offense leadership A wet norther moved into Houston Thursday night and should it continue through Saturday night as predicted the defensive minded Houston team probably would be at an advantage Marchibroda in eight games has completed 93 out of 207 passes for a gain of 1478 yards He has added another 189 yards in 62 rushing plays for a total of 1667 yards Houston will place against this a defensive record that has given up an average of 103 yards passing and 101 yards rushing in eight games Offensively Houston has gained only 769 yards in the air cornpared to Detroit's 1610 On the ground Houston has rolled up 1386 yards to De troit's 1162 Houston holds a 2-0 conference record Tulsa a 3-1 Detroit has one conference victory against two defeats The weather is expected to cut the attendance to about 20000 ed by the Texas High School Coaches Association Midwestern said the stadium was owned by the Wichita Falls Independent School District which includes 16 schools It got an injunction on May 7 1952 preventing the league from kicking Wichita Falls High School out of the league and preventing the league from stopping the Oil Bowl game The league's appeal is to be heard by the state supreme court Dec 10 School sfadium hita Falls istrict 31S It got STATE HOME 6 BYNUM CORSICANA Nov 26 (1301)--00rsicane State Home defeated Bynum 6-0 here Thursday night to win the District 1643 championship Roy Lee May crashed over from the one to climax a 3I-yard scoring drive in the fourth quarter Bynum never penetrated the State HOMP 20 in the game that was mostly a defensise battle Corsicana State Home will meet the winner of Priday'a Joshua-Orandview game in a bi-district contest The transfer in game sites was ISIcore be periods: necessitated when the franchise Minim a' waaml NIV I I a 0 0 0 0 7 II 13-32 folded last month Scoring 1 in order of occurrence i I Citatiam i went 30 yards "The stockholders approved a Ithirmor chncnIfnr touchdown Wil form which will be mailed to knOx 2 Graharn eircled end for The transfer necessitated folded last mo "The stockhl form which Looks Like Cold Day For Oklahoma Atigies STILWATER Okla Nov 28 (IP)--Ice snow and the Oklahoma Sooners are scheduled here Saturday for the 47th annual football meeting of and Okla-home All signs points to a cold afternoon for the Aggies The Sooners are rated a threeto-four-touchdown favorite over their state rivals by virtue of seven victories one defeat and one tie this season and their No 4 ranking in the nation The Aggies have won three games and lost six this season The defeats were by a slim total of 21 points as the Aggies long on spirit but short on depth faltered in the final minutes Majors Minors To Open Meeting WESLACO 1t ARANSAS PASS IL ALICE Nov 28 11) roared back for two touchdowns in the third period Friday night to beat Aransas Pass 12-7 and advance into the second round fthe Texas schoolboy football Class 2A playff Aransas Pass scored In the first period on blocked punt The game was plaved in a drizzling rain and only about 700 persons turned Out for it Continued From Page 9 of the sore spots of what they consider a markedlyunblessed season and also blunt some of the edges of the criticism which has been flying about The Ponies with their varied attack featuring Jerry Norton and others at tailback have their seasons for wanting this last one too In addition to the first SWC finish above 500 since 1948 the Mustangs would like to put an end to the ICU domination that has held since 1946 Not since that season has SMU been able to beat the Purple although in two of the Doak Walker era years the Ponies gained ties Except for the loss of Tackle Don (Tiny) Goss via a helmet-block injury suffered last week in the Baylor game the Methodists are in good physical shape Goss' loss forced some shifting in the line assignments hovtever TCU's fullback Mal Fowler may be below par because of a knee injury aggravated in the Rice contest but he'll start Halfback John Harville one of 12 seniors on the TCU squad may play some Meyer said Harville's been out of action since the Trinity game with a knee injury Meyer stated that Ray McKown and Ronald Clinkscale probably will divide time at tailback depending on the weather situation and other factors McKown's slated to start The probable offensive starters: Pox TCU FMU Hawn Miller Gunlock Fox Witte Harris Ligon Powell Muaalewhite Norton Miller Moore Broadcaat: WRAP at 110 College Grid Results MiIIpDl Southern It Stelgon 0 North Carolina 34 Miami 7 each ticket-holder early neXt 123 nd touchdown week" Giles Miller president Yards with7gr of the professional grid team an- ran left taokl and touchdown Williams' Rom" nounced "The ticket-holder will ran four yardm for touchdown be asked to complete the form Lon venc onloirr mail it back to us and refunds I' feti folret I a Bob Worir head fitglo will be made" Miller said the club felt it was better to "go to the fans" Fordham Bated Edge rather than have the numerous ticket-holders contact the local Over Thin NYU '111 organization NEW YORK Nov 28 (4) Miller said approximately twoFordham Universitra football thirds of the clubs' stock hold- ers attended the meeting Rams were rated 20-point favor- "Much of the discussion even- ites to defeat New York Univer- tually centered around the Tex- sity's lightly-manned Violets Sat- ins' wonderful victory over Chi- urday in the 35th edition a( a cago Sunday" Miller added "We traditional rivalry dating back to i were very proud of their victory 1889 Miller said approximately two- thirds of the clubs' stock holders attended the meeting "Much of the discussion eventually centered around the Texans' wonderful victory over Chicago Sunday" Miller added "We were very proud of their victory each tickethc week" Giles of the professil nounced "The be asked to mail it back will be made' Miller said 'was better to rather than lt ticketholders organization Miller said a thirds of the ers attended "Much of th tually centerec ins' wonderful cago Sunday" were very pro' Texas Tech Tests Tougrh Tulsa Todal 12 Juveniles Entered In Bowie's Gold Cup BOWIE Md Nov 28 (IP)-- Larry MacPhall starts dealing Out the big money at his new Bowie race course Saturday and 12 juveniles are entered for the inaugural running of the $50000 Maryland Gold Cup The mile-and-a-sixteenth test for 2-year-olds is the richest race Bowie has ever offered and the $50000 prize money is exceeded in Maryland only by the $75000 Pimlico has been putting up each spring for the historic Preakness and I phoned Coach Jimmy Phelan immediately after the game to extend our and I phone Phelan immei game to exter WICHITA FALLS Nov 28 (iP) Sponsors of the Oil charity football game between Oklahoma and Texas high school Friday the game probably has been killed They said they did not want to hurt the future of Midwestern University which urnished equipment and arranged for use of Coyote Stadium for the game usually held in August The Texas Interscholastic League whose membership numbers practically every public high school in Texas maintains the use of the stadium violates its rules Midwestern says it doesn't Cancellation by the league of a high school choral workshop sponsored by Midwestern University with the co-operation of the league because "of this variance in viewpoint" was disclosed Friday The Maskat Shrine Temple of Wichita Falls sponsors the game The chairman of its committee on the Oil Bowl Harold Story said: ''We now believe that the Oil Bowl will no longer be played at Coyote Stadium in view of this attitude on the part of the interscholastic league The Maskat Temple doesn't feel like it should jeopardize the future of Midwestern University or prevent its securing students who might visit the campus during interscholastic league contests" Dr James Boren president of Midwestern said "I am conscious of the tremendous responsibility of the interscholastic league officials It is necessary that Midwestern University respect the authority of the interscholastic league" The Oil Bowl has been played for 15 years Its proceeds are divided half and half to children's charities in Oklahoma and Texas The game held on Aug 27 of this year yielded $10000 to be divided between the two states The game has been played in Coyote Stadium here which is used by both the Wichita Falls High School a league member and Midwestern University The university uses the stadium by contract 1 Since 1937 Midwestern has arranged for the Oil Bowl use of the stadium under its contract In October 1951 the league said the game could not be held in the stadium because of a league rule that bars use of any equipment or facilities of its members for any all-star game except that sponsor Southerners Win 42-0 HATTIESBURG Miss Nov 28 Bowl bound Mississippi Southern overpowered stubborn Stetson University Hatters 420 here Friday night to wind up its regular season with 10 straight victories PHOENIZ Ariz Nov 28 (iP)-- Ford Frick commissioner of baseball plunged into final preparations Friday for the annual meetings of the major and minor leagues opening here Frick arrived by plane and was greeted by Del Webb co-owner of the New York Yankees and a Phoenix resident and by top officials of the Arizona-Texas League host to the convention "We've got a big agenda and a lot of work ahead of us" Frick said "I don't know how much the leagues can get done but they intend to talk about the bonus rule at length to make some changes in re-alignment laws and many other things" he added Friday afternoon the Class A Western League opened its two-day annual session getting the jump on all other leagues All directors were present The Texas League and Southern Association plan to hold their meetings Sunday Meetings of other minor leagues will be held throughout next week Opening activity of the convention will be the major league draft session on Monday with Frick presiding This Is the first time the draft sessions have been held in conjunction with the major and minor meetings 1 JACKETS WIN Continued From Page 9 jAcKE Contir The battle of the Bronx at Tri boro Strdium was expected to be an air duel with Frank Sauchelli tossing for NYU and Roger Franz and Vinnie Drake handling the passing for the Rams Both teams have shown decided weakness on pass defense If form holds both teams will wind up with identical records for the season Fordham's record is 1-51 and NYUs 2-4-1 Fordham holds a 26-6 edge in the series Two games were tied The Violets haven't beaten the Rams since 1946 Junior Gridmen End With 3 Tilts Saturday Two VMI Footballers Killed in Car Crash LEXINGTON Va Nov 28 (1?) Two Virginia Military Institute football players were killed and a girl was injured seriousb Fri day in an automobile accident on Route 11 six miles south of Lexington Alexander John Whyte 19 of Norfolk Va was killed instantly James Cook McCallum 19 of Washington died in a Lex ington hospital about three hours after the I a Tn crash Seriously injured was Miss Barbara Ann Contrada 18 also of Norfolk Three championship games Saturday at Sycamore Park will conclude the recreation department's 1952 junior football pro gram Masonic Home will play Panther Boys Club at 9 a in the 75-pound and-under class Panther Boys meet the White Settlement Stars at 9:45 in the 90- pound division and Kennedale plays Lena Pope home at 10:20 in the 105-pound class Panther Boys Club has already won the 120-pound championship Stamford Seminole To Clash in Snyder LUBBOCK Nov 28 Tech will attempt to take some of the gusto out of the mighty Tulsa Golden Hurricane here Saturday afternoon but the experts say it isn't likely and have established the visiting Gator Bowl nominee a two to threetouchdown fa- vorite TULSA 1982 RECORDS Ova TEX TECH Oat The Raiders however a 11 'I re'et Te 11 si been showing some improvement 211 stata 11 14 in their last two outings and 28 HIM' IS flatlet 21 probably will have all the best of :1 :1 11 12 the psychological edge The big 21-11712 I liti question is whether a mental ad- 304 Totals it-t Totals itlii vantage will make enough dip L----- ference to make a ball game of it Quarterback Ronnie Morris Texas Tech has been far be- slick operator in the Tulsa low expectations in winning only is eighth among the nation's total two and tying one in nine games offense leaders In fact the Tulsa and this is absolutely the last team also le Is the nation in both crack at some of the big-time total offense and rushing offense achievements expected of them at the beginning of the season Against this vaunted power Tulsa on the other hand man- Texas Tech will have a defensive aged to win all but a couple al- alignment a includes two though it didn't exactly set the freshmen Tackle Jerry Walker Defensive world on fire in the process un- of Pampa and Half- til recently when it thumped Vil- back Joe Moore of Abilene lanova 42-6 and Detroit 62-21 For the most part the Raiders The Hurricane's powerful offense have returned to their top of-did exert itself to the point of fensive hands as of last Septemoutscoring a poor Arkansas team ber after numerous trials tribu44-34 last week lations and experiments Earlier in the season Tulsa was Halfback Jim Turner and tied 14-14 by Cincinnati and beat- Walker are the only double per en soundly by Houston 33-7 formers remaining as the Raiders Although Tulsa is already in a approach the end of their long bowl and most of the all-America campaign They close out the teams are ready to go to press season here Dec 6 against North there may be enough individual Carolina State incentive and leadership to keep Probable offensive starters: the Hurricane at full steam Pos TEXAS TECH TULSA In Jim (The Wonder) Waugh Lv abvt Miner aushr Tulsa has powerful speedy full- log-LVITt Hamm floptilno back who leads the nation in Matustalo rushing with 1191 yards on 141 Haat WIWI carries more than 200 yards Morrit i ahead of his nearest competitor a OklaMma's Billy Vessels H--Cavasos it a KICKOFF 2 Korchri Rborti Vaud 1982 RECORDS T171518 Owl TEX TECH Out AO W-tlimmons 27 48 West Texas 7 14 Cincinnati 14 7 Rice 34 7 Houston 83 21 Pacific 41 28 State 7 14 Tea West 20 28 18 10 Baylor 21 28 Okla 8AM 21 7 Houston 20 42 Tininess 4 10 North Texas 84 fie Detroit 14 1141immona 14 44 Arkansas 84 10 Anions 14 Totals al" it-i Totals Quarterback Ronnie Morris slick operator in the Tulsa is eighth among the nation's total offense leaders In fact the Tulsa team also le Is the nation in both total offense and rushing offense Against this vaunted power Texas Tech will have a defensive alignment hat includes two freshmen Tackle Jerry Walker of Pampa and Defensive Halfback Joe Moore of Abilene For the most part the Raiders have returned to their top offensive hands as of last September after numerous trials tribulations and experiments Halfback Jim Turner and Walker are the only double performers remaining as the Raiders approach the end of their long campaign They close out the season here Dec 6 against North Carolina State Probable offensive starters: Pos TEXAS TECH TIMM Miner Vaughn Hamm Hoellina Matustak Haas Roberts Morris Horrher Roberts Wauah KICKOFF 2 I lh I OklaKema's Billy Vessels KICKOFF 2 Wau BEER TO CO SNYDER Nov 28 (Sp1)-- Stamford and Seminole will meet here in a second-round high school playoff game next Saturday starting at 230 School officials from both places met here Friday morning to make the decision eights territory just once in the fitst halt getting to the Jackets' 22 and twice in the final two periods scoring on one of these drives The Summary: POLY Bruner Wilson Henson Brannon I 0 Wilson HrtiK011 Ces Baldwin Plummer 0 Henson Tucker Smith Irbg Labhart King Reynolds 17 My ill Patton Looney Hunt I Meer's Shugart It Tacktt HoYIPT HSI 11 VII Hyde Purnell Smith SRL HEIGHTS Johnson Cog Li Roberts Lloyd Neel Saunders Celt Williams Clad' Hubbard Cline Wood St Nelson Ballinger Lamb le I Wilbsoks Robertson Kopp's Denton Daniel 8 Spragens Murphree Lord Kemble CIowe Coln Bridges ft White Menge Boyle Jones McCleskry Pederson Score bs periods: 0 0 74-11 azi Heights 14 7 7 13-41 scoring order of occurrence) Arlington Heightss passed kit yards to White for touchdown Menge converted Stemble ran 13 yards for touchdown: Menge converted tktlingt013 Hoithtgl TIM five Wits for touchdown Welt converted Arlington Heights passed :10 'sills to Wilbanks whn ran 37 for touchdown Menge converted Arlingt-on Heighto ran Si for tournOokn Jones ran is Yards fot touchdown: Mollie converted Looney threw screen puss to Shugart who pan 23 for touchdown Officials Referee Rae McCtinnth: UM- Rube Ls Ai Lessner field ds Buster leYnoldsohtad 4nesman Chance Need am neights territc first half gett 22 and twice periods scorin drives The summat L12 LI 0 Henso PT Li BE 08 1E11 SRL 'L 73' Ciii WI lit it I Within Denton 8 floe krmbli Jonel Scott tif period Polf an Heights ecorino tin ord iAl 46 yard to White converted Rem touchdown: Mena Arli Tarifa for touchd An 30 Yards to Mil touchdown Mem tAri parda for touchdc for touchdown: threw sere Mtn 23 Yards for Seim Rube tA'iti1 eynolds Mid am SPECIAL jAx pc400nDopoitt Bolt Ills an JAX 150 1 1 1 1 1 1 Lubbock's hi Playoff Test Set for El Paso Pearl Grand Prise Southern St loct or Lone case S310 plus deposit Cons case $390 Falstaff Jac Nue Softies ease $325 plus deposit Cans case $390 Budweiser Schlits Miller or Slue toss $400 plus elo posit Cans cos $425 COLD BUDWEISER ON DWI 10 Of 13 21 Os 35c Pearl i or Lon plus del Falstaff ease USG ludweis Posit s1 $ue Bottles 10 coo 00 Slue dus elo ROI 33c Cincinnati Rejects Spot in Salad Bowl CINCINNATI Nov 28 The University of Cincinnati Friday turned down a bid to play San Diego Naval team in the Salad Bowl Fhoenix Ariz New Year's Day The proposal was put up to the members of the Bearcat squad who ended their regular season Thursday with a surprising vietory over previously unbeaten Miami (Ohio) University 34-9 Tha Bearcats won eight games lost one and tied one this fall lost ne and tied 6ne this fall Charles Okays Fight Against Californian BOSTON Nov 28 Charles former world's heavyweight champion Friday night agreed to meet Frank Buford of Oakland Cal in a 10- round bout Dec 15 at Boston Garden Charles who is seeking a match with the winner of the Rocky Marcia no-Jersey Joe Walcolt title bout decisioned Jimmy Bivens last Wednesday night in his latest comeback victory his latest comeback victory LUBBOCK Nov 28 and Austin of El Paso will meet Dec 6 at El Paso in their bidistrict football title game Coaches Pat Pattison of Lubbock and Red Harris of Austin met here Thursday night to set the date and site The game will be played at 2 tn be played at 2 tn LONE WOLF DRIVE INN Ft 1 Corner University Drive end White Settlement Id or 'd Service Basket Ball Scores pork Ism Nen dee At COrrirell APB St Brooks AF11 Brooks Mollies! 91 lit I I I mwsob-okooNothworwfit ko404041.