Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 13

1 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM-1 3 Mon Evening Oct 21 1943 THEY REMEMBER 1942 Fro Salilly SPORT TIDE Texas-Rice Game Will Settle an Old Argument i BY FLEM HALL to Oppose SoonersSaturday NOTRE DAME GOING TO IOWA CITY ON SATURDAY- HAS NEVER WON THERE IOWA CITY Iowa Oct 21 Notre Dame Saturday rolls into Iowa City where the Irish never Itav'e won a football game Theycame twice before with perfect reccords only to have Iowa smack them down in thrillers that rank at the top of any all-time llawkeye list of thrillers In 1921 they came with a 20-game winningg streak Home they went on the short end of a 10-7 score Eighteen years later in 1939 again they came Again they were undefeated home they went beaten 7-6 by the late Nil! Kinniek and bis doughboy band of The jinx as the experts called it held through 1940 when Iowa invaded Notre Dame soil for the first time It was 7-0 for Iowa to snap a six-game Irish victory run The tide turned in 1945 Iowa sent to South Bend a group of willing youngsters to do men's work and the Irish romped to a 56-0 victory But even that huge score didn't compensate They're coming again Saturday This time they're likely to win By HAROLD RATLIFF HOUSTON Oct 21 (IP) a ck in 1942 Rice lost one' Southwest Conference football game It was 12-7 and it was to a Texas team that was barely holding on at the finish The Owls didni drop anotherl was to a Texas team that was barely bolding on at the finish The Owls didni drop anotherl AMOS MELTON and without new TCU grid forces will work Monday afternoon week's feuding with teams night the Purple varsity tough Oklahoma at Oklahoma City and night the Christian the University of Oklahoma Juniors at Ardmore hdaanted 11::1) 1111 it I II Paint for Ohllahoma Gambling Rule A BIT OF ADVICE TO Bol SECOND GUESSERS Changes Hit by By Associated Press S00111 The Negro coach of a Negro BY 11 high school football team Undiscolu League Paper finoasitlyeogsoethefsedwuopotddidlikuehtaot go back the do sometime or other during noon for th AUSTIN Oct 21 (IP) In- the season Oklahoma terscholastic Leaguer Monday edi- He issued this statement to Friday ni tonally attacked increasing gam- the fans: engages the bling on high school football "If you are a bootblack Cowpokes games and in a second editorial shine shoes If you are a Saturday warned football districts against hamburger seller make ham- team duels "revising eligibility rules to suit burgers If you are a preach- lahoma Jur their own convenience" er stay in your pulpit Let Woun Calling attention to the fact that your coach develop you'r stadiums are just as much a part Apparent) team" of the school grounds as the audi- picked up defeat at Cc torium or lunchroom the official Interscholastic League publication were suffer declared "stadiums were never de- BumgarnerHas and Leon serious Pe signed as branch offices of bookie shops" ally while The editorial charged that "both i AT down left be able to professional and small-time gam- nin Lead LI 0 i Jim Luc biers are moving In on high school game last football and no 'protests seem to BY TONY SLAUGHTER 1 1 is coming a be heard" Bill Bumgarner held on to the be held out "Betting on the outcome of a de- lead in the District 7-AA indi- to have him bate or running a dice game durvidual scoring race over week- rugged str ing the noon hour is end games by a thin touchdown George Brol but gambling on the outcome of a margin after week with football game is becoming as corn- to score Guard Bull mon a practiceas eating peanuts" i the Steers' Neither I NN the editorial continued Expressing concern over reports 8-7 victory over coaches wen the showing that some districts have been do- I A Carter '4-' it over at al ing their own revision of eligibil- Riverside The young ity rules the Interscholastic a season total Ilei --tir mg good I Leaguer said if such fact becomes of five touch- fident it known to the state executive corn lc downs before the mittee "these districts will be sub- 04 AI i up thing they ject to disqualification and these behind m- is tackling 1 schools will probably be sus- garner was Car- day they tu pended" ter's great end fled fnr icice er stay in your pulpit Let wounds your coach develop you'r team" Apparently picked up defeat at were suffered BumgarnerHas saengotkeopneteJowslains ally while Bill Bumgarner held on to the lead in the District 7-AA individual scoring race over weekend games by a thin touchdown margin after failing to score (CV in the Steers' 8-7 victory over Amon Carter Riverside 47" a season total of five touch downs 4( '94041' 04 Moving up behind garner was Car ter's great end down left Thin Lead Now be able to Jim Lucas BY TONY SLAUGHTER game last 1 is coming Bill Bumgarner held on to the be held out lead in the District 7-AA indi- to have him vidual scoring race over week- rugged end games by a thin touchdown George Brown margin after week with (c' et) ifnailitnife tostseceorse GuNaerditaurll 1 8-7 victory over coaches were A Carter the showing '1''-ty Riverside 0 it over at an 777411 4-" of fi a season total The young ingly good touch- '''i'-' 7 ve downs fident it before the -04'''' Moving up thing they behind m- i is tackling garner was Car- day they ter's great end ped for losses Boys BY Undiscouraged injury the go back to for this Oklahoma Friday engages the Cowpokes Saturday team duels I that year and they crushed Texas 4 Christian 26-0 TCU defeated Tex-IR angers Go Nex a las 13-7 but Rice played a score-1 'less tie with Texas and that wr furnished Texas with a hAf Kansas ansas City margin in taking the title because Texas' only loss was to TCU Still seeking their first victor' but this furnished a lot of talk- the F'ort Worth Rangers will drop ing fodder for Owl backers They and most everyone else consider down to Kansas City Wednesday' ed Rice the strongest team in thelnight for a battle with the Pla-: conference at the finish 1Mors The Rangers were swamped Most of the players on that 1942 Sunday night by St Paul 7-1 team joined the Marines and went to Southwestern Louisiana Insti- Kansas City and Omaha battled tute where they formed an unde- to a 3-all tie at Kansas City feated untied eleven the next St Paul had an easy time of it year Sunday night scoring three times Coach Jess Neely kept in touch in the opening period once in the with those fellows Most of them second and three times in the said they'd be back when the war third: The Rangers finally got a to Southwestern Louisiana- In-sii-- Kansas City and Omaha battled tute where they formed an unde- to a 3-all tie at Kansas City St Paul had an easy time of it' feated untied eleven the next year Sunday night scoring three times Coach Jess Neely kept in touch in the opening period once in the with those fellows Most of them second and three times in the said they'd be back when the war third: The Rangers finally got a 4 Not Serious the 0rib! wounds Reports Wolves Closing On the bruistng 14-0 College Station Saturday by big Pete Stout brTutilseeyd Kimbrough Norton Leading Joslin has a knocked BY AN1OS MELTON Coach Bible was either very angry with his University of Texas football team after the game with Arkansas at Austin Satur- day or be put on an act 8 that'd have 't done credit to a movie i heavy say Jr ll'- like Charles Laughton A II walked I off the field I after the 20-0 victory with- out passing out any pats BIBLE or well-dones and was so worked up when nexxspapermen caught up with him in his dressing room under the stands that his face was flushed to a purplish red It appeared to be with considerable effort that be controlled himself when asked for the usual post-game statement "No comment" be announced and waxed his hand toward the door As the reporters started to file out he reconsidered and added: "I will say that Arkansas has a good defensive team It held on and wouldn't turn loose" oal in the final period when Gor- was over "We'll beat heck out of While reports of heavy pressure on Homer Norton seem greatly exaggerated and the Aggie skipper is in little danger this year only a minor miracle can save Frank Kimbrough at Baylor At least that's the dope picked up around College Station last week-end before and during the Aggies' 14-0 conquest of the Tel Horned Frogs i 3 i "-t Y- fr 'r -t 1 44 ---1 --1 -N 4t 10 4 17 t10 -44 04 It is true that Homer is getting some criticism from Aggie exes and current students But it isn't nearly as serious as the rumors implied William (Dog) Dawson the towering former star and staff member who acts as unofficial liaison with the potent Aggie Clubs over the state reports surprising confidence from those quarters in Norton despite what looks like a poor Cadet season No Real Criticism SILENT AND GRIM 'don Tottle counted on an assist from Alex Ititson- The starting lineups: Pos PORT WOlini ST Stevenson Dil Myles I 1 W-1-tro 1 Mahe Score by periods: 1Fort Worth 11 0 1-1 iSt Paul 3 1 3 Spar Port Baby Kis Pak Krahter Jones McPherson Weaver iSchmidt McLean Nordin Shark I Pechet Mann Dew Patrick and Purtur First Period 8coring-1 St Pau Dee (Oill) 1107 2 St Paul Shark (Pechet 1225 3 St Paul Pechet iNordin an Myles) 1808 Penalties Dill Nordin-- Schmidt Kane Tottle Second Period Scoring-4 BUTMIT (Mann) 10:38 Penalties Nordin ano Drainville Third Period Scoring-5 Port Worth ITottle (Kitson) 9:50 St Paul Shack ItPechetil 10:50: 7 St Paul Burrell' 13-- land MY1e0 14:14: 8 St Paul Smith Italyles and Baker) 17:11 Penalties Deg Kanp Kraiger and Pechet referee Tucker shoulder Both should play Friday night who missed the week with his bad knee along rapidly but may this week in an effort ready for the Frogs' stretch drives- Tackle may need another his swollen knee but thilliecksFsrh000suldnboer their too discouraged over at MLA! They'll talk early skull practice squad has a surpris- spirit and is still con-1 will spring a surprisel season is over One want to improve on Several times Satur- had Aggie backs trap only to miss tackles There'll be some grabbing prac tice this week but it won't be too rough as Dutch Meyer can't af ford to take chances on injuries No Shifts Planned There will be no shifts from the squad to the A this week although several of the younguns impressed the coaches no end at College Station last Friday Dutch wants the promising boys to get all the experience they can this year and thinks they can do that better on the junior outfit How-The ever he wants to watch them closely and will remain in Okla-game homa Saturday to see the game at Ardmore In conference play this week the Texas-Rice is far and away the most important game There's every indication that one due at Houston Saturday will de- cide the conference title In other games the Aggies meet Baylor at Waco SAW plays Missouri at Co- lumbla Mo Arkansas draws Mis- at Memphis Tenn Its standard procedure at Memorial Stadium for the Longhorns to go directly from the field after a game to the lecture room for a few private words from the coaches They are usually kept only about five minutes and come out grinning and brimming with good humor They vient into the room Saturday and stayed 35 minutes Still in their sweat-soaked uniforms they came out silent and grim It bad in the words of one of the players been a "hell giving session" Eery-body caught it from all angles I I I I 1 somebody" said laconic Jess when a sports writer asked him what he would do with all those players 4 ---s So they came back Winclell P' i ''''k s' 7'''': Weldon Humble Virgil 4 4 kvZ- WI 11lams '1' --'1 Eikenberg NV Magee Henry '1 'er- S'Isk '''i '11'' Armstrong Ted Scruggs Charles 4 ''44e'11 --'s: Malmberg and others who made 1 Vie 1942 team click Next Saturday '''''st--)- they will face a Texas team with 1-'''''' a dream of an ndelealed untied i i-- record and national glory On that -iz-- Texas team also are some fellows who played in 1942 HOMER NORTON Thus the 12-7 game of that year will be dying a thousand deaths this sea- taken up again only son But with fine philosophy there'll be a fresh start This is and bright Prospects for the next and the Southwest Conference THE game for Texas two years they're holding up The way things are going it ap- The report that bi''' blond Kim- pears that if Texas is defeated vibrough can not survive at Bay- this will be the time And there's a lor comes' from a source that a little personaal stuff mixed in fori should know thIatra'sd possible a authorities Coach Bible The little men- hof 'tor of the Longhorns retires from staying" the game this year He will closet the se school's oIiIne has n't assan says ha i ssiinnfgol single chance out after 33 seasons of tutoring college teams But in his 10 years at Texas only two conference might save hi ut I don't see are schools hold a margin over him ohi Those are Rice and Texas Chris- sta the players aygi ehress how" Wm Bible needs to win this year If Frank gets it the situation to break even will be decidedly ironical On a The Owls are no 1 0 I undefeated' few years ago he was one of but their lone loss was a 7-6 to the sought-after ht-after younglLouisiana State in the mud at a coaches in the section after i his' me xv en ice a had been severely work at Hardin-Simmons Now the thampered in its workouts by rain dogs howl I Neely has called this year's flee It's the old old story Every- squad his best in more than 20 i body loves a 11 years of coaching It could be that and in football Which brings to min not beat Texas But the boys of 1949 can settle an observation by the ex of an- and Its the old old story Every- squad his best in more than 20 body loves a years of coaching It could be that in football Which brings to mind not beat Texas an observation by the ex of an- But the boys of 1942 can settle t4 Sam Adams scored a touchdown on a Bill MccPherDURHAM son pass and kicked the extra point to send his total to 24 He is deadlocked 1 with Paschal's Dickie Durham who has four touchdowns Durham had two nice touchdown runs called back in the 45-0 victory over Tech but was credited with one pay off score The two-point safety scored in the North Side-Carter Riverside game -credited to the team captain sent Wallace Hooper to fourth place with 20 points Paschal and Poly meet Friday night in the week's only District 7-AA game while North Side will be at Big Spring Arlington Heights takes on strong Sherman Thursday night at Farrington Field and Carter Riverside and Tech will be idle until their District 7-AA game Oct 31 INDIVIDUAL SCORING District 7 -AA) TD PAT PG TP Bummarner Side 5 0 0 30 Adams Carter Riv 3 6 0 24! Durham Paschal 4 0 0 24 Hooper Side 3 0 0 x20 Appeiton An HtS 3 0 0 18 Miller Paschal 3 0 0 18 Lary Side 3 0 0 18 Phillips Paschal 3 0 0 18 Patton An His 2 0 0 12 Cubertson MI Hts 2 0 0 12 McPherson Carter Riv 2 0 0 12 Parrott Tech 2 0 0 12 rhomas 3 0 0 12 Cadwallader 0 11 0 11 Brewer Side 1 0 0 6 Vinson Psschal 1 0 0 3reen Pascha 1 1 0 0 6 Pascnal 1 0 0 6 Hushes Paschal 1 0 0 6 i Sam A a I scored a fr touchdown on i 1 a Bill MccPher- DURHAM son pass and kicked the extra point to send his total to 24 He is deadlocked with Paschal's Dickie Durham who has four touchdowns Durham had two nice touch- lown runs called laack in the 45-0 victory over Tech but was cred- ted with one pay off score two-point safety scored in he North Side-Carter Riverside -credited to the team cap- am sent Wallace Hooper to 'ourth place with 20 points Paschal and Poly meet Friday light in the week's only District r-AA game while North Side will at Big Spring Arlington Heights a on trong Sherman Thursday night lt Farrington Field and Carter tiverside and Tech will be idle Bumearner Side 5 0 0 30 Adams Carter Rill 3 6 0 21 Durham Paschal 4 0 0 21 Hooper Side 3 0 0 x20 Appe lion MI HUI 3 0 0 18 Miller Paschal 3 0 0 18 Lary Side 3 0 0 18 Phillips Paschal 3 0 0 18 Patton An His 2 0 0 12 Cubertson MI Hts 2 0 0 12 McPherson Carter Itii 2 0 0 12 Parrott Tech 2 0 0 12 Thomas 2 0 0 12 Cadwallader 0 11 0 11 Brewer Side 1 0 0 6 Vinson Psschal 1 0 0 4 Green Paschal 1 0 0 6 Raley Pascnal 1 0 0 6 Hughes Paschal 1 0 0 6 "At one meeting I attended" Dog related "some dissenters were present They were asked to present specific criticisms of Norton's coaching Only one fellow took the floor and his point was that we're substituting too much When it was pointed out that Texas is changing players more often than we still winning the fellow admitted he could be wrong Nobody else had any real criticisms" Reports that current Aggie students were plastering the campus with signs of "Get Rid of Homer" each night seems entirely un- founded It is true that the editor of the "Battalion" gets a flock of anti-coach letters after every loss lie announced that he plan- ned to save them all until the end of the season thenrun them in full over the names of the senders It caused a rush of writers to the offices to regain their hasty and hot-headed epistle From this angle it looks as if Bible was getting in an early lick of coaching for the big game to be played with Rice in Houston this week Bears and Redskins Pushed to Stay Ahead NEW YORK Oct 21 (IP) The Chicago Bears and the Washington Redskins pace the two divisions of the National Football League for the second consecutive week Monday but the champion Los Angeles Rams and the New York Giants continue to breathe hard on the nqcks of the two leaders Both the Bear and the Redskins 'whose records are blemished by one tie apiece hung up their third victories Sunday A total of 168958 fans attended five league games Washington defending eastern titleholder scored a 14-6 victory over the Boston Yanks at Boston while the Bears downed the Philadelphia Eagles 21-14 Meanwhile the Rams breezed to a 35-14 victory over the tail-end western division Detroit Lions at Los Angeles and the Giants came from behind twice to beat the Chicago Cardinals 28-14 at the Polo Grounds to remain within easy hailing distance of the two leaders Coach Plagued By Zenter Trouble uousToN Oct 21 (d-P)---CogicL Jess Neely of the Rice Owls prepping for one of the most important games of his long grid career issued a fervent plea Monday Please lay off of our centers" he asked one and all teammates in scrimmage and opponents ir games Last week he lost two out of three of his regular centers in a scholastic ruling Gerald liVeatb- erly and Juddy Itelmeamp Satur- day night in the bruising win over SAIL 21-7 he lost the third tor what may be a few days and may be a few weeks Lavern Watson' husky Temple youth went ow with a sprain lie may be able to play against Texas here next Saturday but in doubtful That moves fOurth-strin Freshman Jack Price six-foot other school recently Said this a little private argument and 30- fellow: 000 for Rice Field "We've got to get rid of the going to turn out to see them do it 1 fellow: "We've got to get rid of the Wildlife Session to Be Held Here Sunday old coach get a new man get him some real ball players Then: we'll go" we ii 1 For a coach who wanted to work up a mad Bible had fuel with which to fire sttemper during the last half of the Arkansas game His team not only failed to score It looked down right unimpressive It was on defense most of the time But after all the Longhorns were ahead 20-0 Did Bible really want touchdowns? Did he want to run up a score that would support Texas' national rating? Some critics thought he did but we can't come around to that point of view He wants to beat Rice That's firit He wants to min the conference championship without suffering defeat or being tied That's second National rating is third and will take care of itself if the other objectives are attained GRID CHART As a matter of fact it's likely that if they'd get the old coachl The semi-annual meeting of the Texas Wildlife Federation will be held at Hotel Texas next Sunday President Doc St Clair announced Monday The federation is an organization of the various wildlife and outdoor clubs of the state The meeting will start at 8:30 a Sunday and last until late afternoon Luncheon will be held in the main dining room where the business session will be held Francisco Paschal 1 0 0 6 Bates Carter Riv 1 0 0 6 Sides Carter fly 1 0 0 8 Huston Cattier Rh 1 0 0 6 Connell Poly 1 0 0 6 O'Grady MI Bic 1 0 0 8 Shipman MI Ma 1 0 0 6 Has ly Side 1 0 0 5 Vann Side 0 5 0 5 White Arl Ht 0 3 0 3 Bradford Poly 0 0 0 32 Fowler Tech 0 1 0 1 sSafeties i iuu-pouna Ps-year-ow Greenviiit youth to the No 1 spot right now By Associated Press 151 rAn Behind him are Harold Tate SEASON STANDINGS former letterman back from I tt Pct Texas 5 0 0 '212 19 LOW' Eervice and Mike Jones the for 3 i 100 20 750: Arkansas 3 1 0 89 69 700! 'Her high school center who ha-- 2 3 77 49 400 61MMet 0 1 2 1 29 41 175 been working out at guard all sea- Tcu 1 3 1 45 84 300 Lon but who played a few min- aYlor 1 3 0 44 52 STANDING I utes at center Saturday night CONFLUENCE Team 1130p Pet) Aside from Watson the Owl: 0 0 1 Texas 1 20 0 000i Texas 1 0 0 14 0 out of the SMIJ game lb Rice 1 0 0 21 7 ansas 34 1667 000 good physical shape Ark 2 1 0 47 Texas Texas Rice Arkansas 186-pound 18-year-old Greenvillt Certainly Norton doesn't seem worried His contract has three years to run after this season "It's hard to believe that anybody with a memory at all could be on Norton" said an official close to the team "Ile's given us more Bowl teams and more All-Americans than any other coach But fans just don't remember" Incidentally the TUT coaches amazed Homer last Friday After the varsity workout and before the game Dutch Meyer Abe Martin and Clyde Flowers were waiting around under the Aggie stands They spied an open workroom equipped with table and some dominoes They pulled up boxes and started playing Soon after Homer came in took an incredulous look and exclaimed: Source Is Reliable "How the heck can you guys take things so calmly?" As a matter of fact Dutch and Abe who dearly love to win are TCU SMIJ flay MU aylor some players he would go too But they don't think of that Here's an interesting thought on the situation Some authorities including Conference Secretary Jimmy Stewart have an idea some coaches are in trouble because they insist on using formation They point out that exceptional material and long hours of practice are needed to make that setup really go As Marvin Whited former Oklahoma and Washington Redskin star who is now scouting for the Philadelphia Eagles puts it: "I haven't seen a college team use the correctly yet The pros can do iX because there's no limit on their practice hours Most college teams simply don't have time to get the down correctly" SLIPPED UP IN '45 Browns Appear Cinch For Grid Loop Title CLEVELAND Oct 21 The All-America football conference's first race with the season half over looks like a shoo-in for the unblemished Cleveland Browns Having beaten everybody in the league (New York twice) except the San Francisco 49'ers the Browns are perched at the peak looking down on seven clubs which have lost at least' two each The winning ways have paid huge dividends at the gate too Sunday as the Browns beat back the threatening Western sector second place Los Angeles Dons by 31-14 a crowd of 71134 poured $15818632 into the cash registers I a 0 33 64 3331 0 1 0 7 21 000 0 2 0 16 32 0011' LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Texas 20 Arkansas Rice 21 Southern Methodist 7 Texas 14 Texas Chriktian Texas Tech 13 Baylor 6 THIS WELK'S SCHEDULE Christian vs Oklahoma Oklahoma city I fsianoma -city inighti Glen Garden Golf Results First gross honors were won by Mrs Lillian Hughes and Norman Rowland Sunday in weekly mixed foursome play at Glen Garden Golf course Other Winners were: Gross Hanraban and Dere Id Lehman Mrs Roy Defee and Erie Turner Mrs Shelton Bellew and 1 Clark (Tie) Ray Warwick and Frank Hanrahan Net George Luck and Brinkley Mrs Bill Snow and Earl Mabry Mrs Earl Mabry and Eb Keeter (Tie) 8- Ossenfort and Curtis Walker "Full Howard MilraneY and Howell Budge Defeats Riggs SAN FRANCISCO Oct 21 (AI The singles title in the Pacific Coast Professional Tennis Tournament rested Monday with Dor Budge of Oakland who defeatec Bobby Riggs 6-3 7-5 6-4 in Sun- day's finals Budge and Riggs defeated John Faunee and We lby Van Horn for the doubles title Longson to Wrestle Cox Bill Longson and "King Kong" Cox collide in the main event of Monday night's mat show in the North Side Coliseum First bout is set for 8 o'clock In the other matches Tommy O'Toole duels Juan Humberto Jack Kennedy meets Stanley Sitkowski and Ike McNabb meets Angelo Cistoldi Rice defeated Texas last year principally because the Owls slipped tip on the Longhorns The Owls mho were supposed to lose by 40 points were able to achieve the surprise because the Steers didn't think enough about the game before they went on the field As we see it Bible wanted to make sure this time that his players started thinking early and earnestly about the Owls as vs Rice at Houston' Texas ASzM vs Baylor at Waco South-1 ern Methodist vs Missouri at Columbia' Mo Arkansas vs MississipPi at Memphis THE LEADING SCORERS I'dPitEeTO Bobby Layne Texas lb 7 (I 0 42 kranic Guess Texas lb I 22 0 28 Pete Stout TCO II) 4 0 0 241 flartleY Welch AM lib 4 0 0 24 Jim Cannily Texas lib 4 0 0 24 Aubrey Fowler Ark tit 3 0 0 20 Raysnolld Jones Texas hb 3 0 0 181 fluorite Wriiiiisly Rice lib 3 0 0 181 flyronclillory TeXitS hi) 3 0 0 181 Dialville 'Little Stale' 00V1 I IscOP 000 1 11 Goo ER iD a1111A eng It StPU I el 4 GOUv Huey Keenee Rice 5 a i Aer Marion Flanatztin Alt-M hh 1 lh 1 Army Irish and Texas Top Trio All Have Work Cut Out for Them Saturday Frog Club Dinner Tonight at Colonial Keiser Golf Winner KNOXVILLE Tenn Oct 21 (INS)---Herman Keiser of Akron Ohio was the winner Monday of top money in the $10000 Knoxville Open golf tournament on a 72-hole total of 291 Keiser's final round score Sunday of 73 was one above the 72 shot by Chick IIarber of Farmington Mich but Barber's total of 292 trailed Keiser's by a stroke The day before the game Texas coaches other than Bible were sa)ing they'd be satisfied with a three-point victory if Bobby Layne came out of the fray undamaged Ile did so everyone should have heenhappy A three-touchdown victory over a conference rival IS decisive A few years ago a 20-0 victory by the Longhorns over any major rival would have been a glorious achievement How can it be disappointing now over a previously unbeaten foe? Cage Tourney Set DIALVILLE Oct 17- 18 1947 have been set as dates for the Dialville "little state" basket ball tournament Dale Parham Dialville coach has announced The entry list will be limited to 24 teams Eight-team brackets will be set up for Class AA Class A and Class teams If mere than 24 teams enter selections will be made by tournament directors on the basis of the teams' records All teams that are members of the Texas Interscholastic League are invited to compete Six trophies will be awarded to the winning teams Sixteen outstanding players will receive gold miniature basket balls 5 EXTRA SHARP BLADES Ages 104 SOAVE w1Ts4 fl eSsiOn DOUBLE EDGE 5 for 10c SINGLE EDGE 4 tor 10c Srrortihr Soripmre User bora lamed orri rewire orogood mrair art Pris eke or Parr typo mown ATTENTION RETAILERS! 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Scissions Verges Joey be obtemid from your load! jobber SESSIONS COmeetes armee epee A dinner given by the Frog 1 Club will honor TCU's football tr- forces complete A and squads 0- with their coaches tonight The I 71er affair is set for 7 at Colonial Club (3 All Frog Club members areo urged to attend They may bring kit 11 their wives and as many guests: as they wish The dinner will be IF7-17- 73 $250 per plate ca I (7) p-- 1 2 I dTS National Pro Grid League LASTERN DI 9 14 P1e 00p alllinaton 3 0 1 69 50 York 3 1 0 16 6 2 2 0 95 19 Wralhington 3 -6- 69 --40 New York 3 1 0 16 6 Philadelphia 2 2 0 95 19 TCU-Miami game pictures will be shown and the Frog coaches will make short talks Pittsburgh 2 2 1 65 62 Boston 0 4 0 39 96 WESTERN DIVISION 2 Pis Opp Chicago Bear 3 0 1 113 66 Los Angeles 2 1 1 88 84 Green Bay 2 0 60 65 Chicago Cardinals 3 0 118 104 Detroit 0 4 0 58 122 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Chicago Bears 21 Philadelphia 14 Ntw 'York 28 Chicago Cardinals 24 Green Bay 17 Pittsburgh 7 4 Washington 14 Boston 6 Loa Angeles 15 Detroit pi NEXT SUNDAY'S G44ES I Chicago Bears at New York Los An-' grim at Chicago Cardinals Pittsburgh atl Roston Philadelphia at Wsghingtom De-trot vs Green Bay at Milwaukee 'batha from the ranks of the all-victorious 12-0 will risk its perfect record in a try for a fifth triumph at Wake Forest and Georgia which kept its record clean by romping over Oklahoma A 33-13 will be at Furman The Southeastern Conference slate sends Kentucky to Alabama Auburn to Georgia Tech Louisiana State to Vanderbilt and Mississippi State to Tulane Other top-notch contests will find Florida at North Carolina Richmond at Washington and Lee William and Mary at VMI and Arkansas at Mississippi Texas A will be at Baylor in the Southwest Conference and Denver which dropped Utah from the unbeaten ranks will be at Texas Tech UCLA which struggled past California 13-6 to hang on to its clean record and its lead in the Pacific Coast Conference steps out of league play to take on Santa Clara on the West Coast Southern California 28-0 winner over Washington goes to Stanford- which beat Santa Clara 33-26 California invades Washington and Oregon held to a scoreless tie by Washington State goes to Idaho in conference play New Mexico will be at Colorado and Wyoming at Utah in the Rocky Mountain sector 1 IllitLEVULIV AA() 11111d111 el101- NEW YORK Oct 21 beaten Arkansas 20-0 visits Rice college football season a cockeyed an improved team that dropped Southern Methodist 21-7 for its campaign in which surprises are third triumph since losing a 7-6 a dime a dozen and nothing opener to Louisiana State seems impossible reaches the Pennsylvania's Quakers who halfway mark this week with kept their record clean by smear- ing Virginia 40-0 entertain Navy only a handful of major teams downed 21-14 by North Carolina still clutching untarnished ree- for their third loss ords Cornell tied 6-6 by Yale visits Many previously unbeaten out- Princeton 14-7 winner over Rut-fits were engaged Monday in gers and Columbia goes to Dart-pulling themselves from the mouth upset 20-13 by Brown wreckage strewn across every Elsewhere in the East it will section of the land in the past be Coast Guard at Yale Holy week-end's wave of upsets and Cross at Harvard Syracuse at there was a strong possibility that West Virginia and Boston Ifni-similar embarrassment lay ahead versity at Brown for some of those who escaped Midwestern fans will be treated Army Notre Dame and Texas to two conference games in the the nation's top Big Nine where the form already have their work cut out for them has been scrambled beyond recognext Saturday when they face nition Illinois 27-21 victor tough opponents ready willing over Wisconsin will be at Michiand able to blemish their all-vie- gan which tied Northwestern torious records 14-14 and Minnesota which The Cadets who blasted Colum- swamped Wyoming 46-0 will go bia from the unbeaten ranks 48-14 to Ohio State tied 14-14 by Purmove into New York's Polo due Grounds for their annual battle Other midwestern highlights with Duke The Blue Devils will find Indiana at Nebraska warmed up for this one with a College of Pacific at Northwest41-0 whitewashing of Richmond ern Purdue at Pittsburgh Notre Dame idle last week Southern Methodist at Missouri invades Iowa which pulled one Oklahoma at Iowa State Cincinof Saturday's many surprises by nati at Michigan State Arizona blanking Indiana 13-0 Texas at Marquette and Kansas at Tulsa which dumped previously un-a Tennessee wlilich knocked Ala- waLium taliJyuLL LVWUj WILCIJ JILLOLLCU Johnny Vaught TCU's All-American guard of 1932 who is now assistant coach at Mississippi University scouted the Texas-Arkansas game Ole Miss plays the Razorbacks in Memphis Tenn next Saturday 'Arkansas is a lot better than these people down here seem to think" be says "Watch them against us We have a fairly strong team but Arkansas will kick our pants off Texas is great" Ad Naze! All-American basket ball center at TCU at the a me time Vaught was wearing the Purple helped Johnny with bis charting chores Saturday The big fellow who gave up semipro basket ball a few years ago after a long and brilliant career is now living in Houston and working with a national chemical company as a the Purple help his charting di The big fellow semipro basket ago after a lonl career is now and working chemical compal AllAmerica Conference RADIO SERVICE ALL MAKES DIAL 2-2276 PICK UP SERVICE FIRESTONE STORES 7th and Henderson Sts 2nd it Throckmorton Sta WRESTLING TONIGHT World's Title At Stake t--t "wild Bill" Longson '4(''''' Th 1Chomp "King Kong" Cox -The Californks Badman A''' O'TOOLE vs HUMBERTO SITKOWSKI vs KENNEDY IIKE McNABB vs CISTOLDI Ozark Giant REFEREE PAT SWANSON NORTH SIDE COLISEUM Reservations 6-7269 Tickets On Sale Until 6 o'Clock at Blackstone Drug Today Ace at Glen Garden Liston Jackson of Fort Worth shot a hole-in-one Sunday on No 18 at Glen Garden golf course Jackson used a No 3 wood on the 172-yard hole firing from the new optional shorter tee Ace at Glen Garden Liston Jackson of Fort Worth shot a hole-in-one Sunday on No tvit WRESTLING TONIGHT i 18 at Glen Garden golf course A o' 0- Fotewts )' Jackson used a No 3 wood on -kr Worldrs Title the 172-yard hole firing from the new optional shorter tee At Stake 4e2" 4 Uoil 0 Oa- -4 Bill" Longson 44''''' t4' "Wild 'v): i gt- 4-- 4 lit it 4 4' eil' 4 i' A I 0 '1 --t-c- -s4'--- The Chomp VS "King Kong" Cox I ----A A- -The Californka Badman a SERVICE 1 I O'TOOLE vs HUMBERTO 1 SITKOWSKI vs KENNEDY ALL MAKES IKE MeNABB vs CISTOLDI A DIAL 2-2276 1- Ozark Giant I 1 PICK UP SERVICE REFEREE PAT SWANSON ti L-Lie---- 1 1 I FIRESTORE STORES NORTH SIDE COLISEUM 1 i 7th and Henderson Sts '1! Reservations 6-7269 r4 2nd iti Throckmorton Sta On Sale Until 6 o'Clock at Blackstone Drug Today 4 I I I WESTERN DIVISION Pts OOP Cleveland 7 0 0 180 34 Loa Angeles 3 2 1 120 112 cnicago 3 2 2 143 128 San krancimen 4 0 138 110 EASTLRN DIVISION Neve York 4 2 1 108 88 Brooklyn 1 4 1 92 134 Miami 1 5 0 59 171 Bulls lo 1 6 1 124 187 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Cleveland 31 Los Angeles 14 (Ohl game scheduled 8AT1RDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS New York 21 Brooklyn 10 Buffalo 17 San Francisco 14 THIS WEEK'S GAWK Pric at Brooklyn at Buffalo New York St Loa Aoaelea San Fraucisco at Cleveland taelrelanCl goaA I.