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0- ow- il ce 4i 116 4 'lip le I te Ow wo to or 4 11 le IA ler It I- Av a 1 IP 0- 1 Aor or too --p yo t- ro tot 000- to' 1 1 lf 1-- 1 1 7 1 1 1 -4 1 4 or 4 iv Ir fr r' II I NI t- 1 t- fid in RI 0 5 ifiers Capwre Sec LE2 0 0 quaFe A14 0 after the Cats had made their lone move of the night Pitchers Effective While Lown was holding the Oilers to one base on balls (to Donabedian in the third) in the first four innings the Cats also were being kept in subjection by Avrea Abrams nicked him for a soft single in the first inning before Fiala grounded into a double play Ward opened the second with a base on balls and the next time he came up with two out in the fourth swatted a long single to right The first clutch came in the 0 It r) I CI tared the first two tests Blocking possible further progress will be the Cats' Joe Landrum their top regular-season winner who made a disappointing showing in the opener and had to be relieved in the fifth inning Tulsa's starter is to be another ace Frank Smith who like Landrum mulled his start in the second game Lown pitching with his side I clinched the Oilers' berth in the finals set down the Cats with five hits and had them blanked until the eighth vhen Pinch Hitter Walter Sessi delivered a long double and eventually scored So the Oilers after being trounced 11-6 and 14-5 in the first two games came back with two stout pitching jobs to pull abreast in the series Walker Cress' 6-2 triumph Friday night sidetracked the Cats and Avrea continued the Oiler comeback to set the stage for another uphill climb similar to the one the Tulsans achieved against Oklahoma City which also cap 01e FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM )37 A a I I )I BY LORIN McMULLEN SliarTelectant Saporta Wrt Sor TuisA Okla Sept Tulsa Otters crashed through Omar (Turk) Lown-s tight pitching for four runs in the sixth inning and 'went on to thrash the Cats 5-1 here Saturday night squaring the Texas League final playoff at two victories each The fifth meeting will be here Sunday night with the clubs moving back to Fort Worth Monday where they-II fight it to a James Avrea right-hand veteran whose four-hit shutout 0040 EE) Pokes Build Early 19-0 Lead Falter 22 -7 I Vt Ata far i I 1 A A 1 i -C--' c1 -1 chrk'S (N A 11 wt-- 1 i it---------: i l'Th IL 1 i' i I4j 1 4' g0) 1 '''F-J -li (-N ft ir) ViiilefEnnoonommomogmolon )-'- -4 rve vsamt- 1) -TPlet ram St aft Moto COME ON McEntire 60-pound batboy of the Fort Worth Cats and Nell Hardin Braniff Airways stewardess invite fans to join them on the Star-Telegram Dixie Series Special Reservations on the chartered Braniff airliners will be accepted on a "first come first served" basis and may be made by calling 3-2301 after 9 a in Sunday eFlles On-fourth usta ngs Deacons by la 7 Li bli Ll '410- I' 0'j NI 4 liti 'f' '1 lb' a 4- -Nr t--- law -MIN 47 tt 7 rr' 4 CI Tulsa half of the fifth which Adcock opened with a line single to right Butner sacrificed Dewey Williams' grounder to Fiala moved Adcock to third Donabee than was passed purposely and stole second on the second pitch to Avrea who struck out Lown singled in the sixth only to be erased by Abrams' double play ball Lase to Adcock to Donabedian Then came the Oiler break through Lane opened the way with a single to center Robbe belted a terrific double to left center scorP -1 ing Lane Knoblauch singled to I center scoring Robbe and taking an extra base as the ball hopped badly to Abrams Loes Takes Mound Burns kept it rolling with an- other line single to center scor- ing Knoblauch and Abrams let this one get away from him for an error putting Burns on second Loes replaced Lown on the mound Adcock greeted him with a single that scored Burns That finally stopped it as Butner flied to Abrams and Donabedian grounded into a double play back of an intentional pass to Dewey Williams Avrea and toes skipped through the seventh in regulation figures and the Cats finally made a move in the eighth With one out Sessi batting for Lindsey belted a double to center Bragan singled to left and Staples batting for Loes grounded to Adcock scoring Sessi Abrams' strikeout ended the rally and kept Avrea in the game There had been furious activity in the Tulsa bull pen What faint chances the Cats may have had left glimmered when Beringer walked in a run in the home half of the eighth Knoblauch started with a single Burns sacrificed Adcock was walked purposely then Butner and Dewey NVilliams walked also forcing in the fifth run Donabedian flied to Abrams and Adcock made the last out trying to Isteal home Fiala Bundy and Ward lifted easy flies in the ninth The box score: ad Ward lifted ninth sorhe a Lane? 4 1 3 2 liestow If 411410 Kntleh rf 4 2240 PlIrnart 3 ArIrm-II1 3 8 2 I 2 2 3 lAilltamse 2 0 1 0 Drowims 2 3 Avers9 3 PORT WORTH so rh Abramscf 4 0 2 5 Fials2 4 3 7 lindyrf-3 4 1 Wrol 1 3 0 I Whams If 3 2 CarouIs 3 0 0 2 Ltriosev 3 2esse Rrstanc 3013 Losnp 30101 14oeit0 0 0 0 0 0 1SesAtr1 1 1 1 0 0 2rmektmg 00000 3stapifsc I I Beringer 2 Totals 30 1 24 12 Totals 27 7 27 10 Port Worth 000 004 5 1 Tuba 000 004 01A-0 ISPILM doubled tnr 1-indser In this 2Dockins ran tor BMW on Ilth ISta pies grourned nut for Lres In Ilth AbT41111 RBI --Rotose Knoninuch Purns Ancor SmnIe Phi hams Sesct SH Rut net DP an Donsoertion and Adcock: isP Adcock and Dongoedtan Carcasonel Fiala and Vard 41 Fort Worth 3 I Lawn 2 toes I Beringer 3 LOWT1 2 Loon 4 and in oft Lees 0 and i in 2 Beringer I and I In I Avers Atk-4 673 T-152 Wi13ismio Cabin 14-11son Bteengrate Andrews Texas Slips Past Howard Payne 14-13 KINGSVILLE Sept 24 Texas made its debut in Texas Conference football Saturday night by edging Howard Payne of Brownwood 14-13 Benny Liska kicked both extra points for the winning margin Tne first downs duplicated the score-14 13 for Texas ALI Bob Maim quarterback from Premont passed for one touchdown and completed another 50-yard toss for a score that was called back because of holding Howard Payne scored first in the first period moving 45 yards on seven plays Al Langford passed to Jacky Berrow for five yards and the score Rahm passed eight yards to Trenton Fowler for ASifs opening score in the second Howard Payne took the kickoff and moved 66 yards to a touchdown on two passes from Langford to Tom Valdez Bill Hartsfield kicked the point ASA came back 72 yards in 11 plays with Menke scoring from the three to win the game 1 4'''''' 1 1 i I- co--- 4 A-- 3- Ak 'e-----7-- i -I4s 4 --A 1 -1 )9 -0' 1 '-----16 4 4CIsc5)'' 16 Cts 0 i (C10Y" 'ex 1 i --0' -60 0- I- I -4 t- 00'''-''Ir 1 -2-- --r- -t-- JA---- 'OC 4 I -r mit 4 1 41r 4 heavily taped to protect the ligaments he strained on Sept 9 against Dallas seemed well on the way to a strong effort before the Oilers suddenly hammered him in the sixth Up to that point he had allowed only one hit and walked one man Billy Loes after granting one hit checked the rally and pitched a scoreless seventh inning but Carroll Berringer walked in another Tulsa run in the eighth Sunday September 25 1949 7A2 0 sztt 1 mom "106 Pa 't 4 'L 1 A 4t 1 IL L'7ruJ 41-0 I 0 I PAGE 2 NN4 11e 41os 1 1 yi 4- tA a ttrarsmow fr gm': ahorna Cowpoke! --r 7 mi litit 4 amic) ct '01 lk 11(('' 17)1 A voL- 11 4 4 1 o- A7' i 'o 0 jZ it i -a: 7or LINDY'S Oklahoma Cowpokes slashes GAME 4T A 4111ANCF oktinowt am le First Downs 14 4 Yards Glassed Rushing S13 lrtis tiatood Passing 144 2:4 of Et 11141 Completed of 114 P1140 interepitYg by Itot VI Pones No Iridg for 143 tor SA renalties Tare 7 for 44 BY JACK MURPHY Staf-TriefritIll 511fla Writer-In a fantastic aerial bombardment that brought a deluge of 10 touchdowns and an almost complete disregard of defensive football embattled TCU rallied for three touchdowns in the second half to earn a 33-33 deadlock with underrated Oklahoma AMA here Saturday night An estimated crowd of 18000 yelled itself all but speechless as the Frogs apparently hopelessly beaten stormed back in the game last hectic minutes to wipe out a 33-14 Cowpoke advantage It was a stunning reversal of the form chart which insisted that the eretolore defensively powerful Frogs would win by two or more touchdowns TCU supporters fell silent as the Cowboys' brilliant passing Quarterback Jack Hartman to End Don Van clicked for a 19-0 lead in the games first 25 minutes Aggies Boost Lead It wasnt till then that the Frogs got a rally going clicking off two quick touchdowns that reduced the Waddie advantage to 19-14 But the comeback died when Oklahoma scored again in the final 20 seconds of the first half and again after the third-period kickoff for a 33-14 lead Eight minutes had expired in the third quarter before TCU finally got another and the Cowboy edge was pared down to 33-27 late in the same period It became 33-33 when the clock had run around to the games last five minutes when Lindy Berry this night a tremendous passer clicked on a 35-yard touchdown aerial to Jack Archer The Frogs made one last desperate bid for a deciding counter in the final three minutes but couldn't cope with a swift-running timepiece Taking over on the TCU 43 after a punt good for only 5 yards TCU slashed to the 2 before finally surrendering It was a drive propelled by Berry's passes to Morris (Snake) Bailey George Boal and Johnny Dunn First he pitched to Boat on the Cowboy 39i clicking Off 18 yards Then he shot an 8-yarder to Bailey on the 31 Then to Boat for 6 and a first down on the 25 Bailey made another spectacular catch nn the 18 then Berry Caught bailey again on the 3 One Vard Short That seemingly provided the situation the Frogs had been chasing all season With the clock showing just 20 seconds Berry sent John Morton into right guard and the Cowboy line reared up to hold him to one precious yard Morton tried the same spot on the games final play and the charging and now inspired Pokes threw him back again It was all over Frog Coach I- (Dutch) i Meyer offered high praise for 1 the Cowboys spectacular ler- I formance singling out Van Pool Turn to Frogs on Page 6 DAI REES NIPS COTTON IN BRITISH GOLF FINAL TADWORTH England Sept 24 Cotton who extinguished the last American hopes Friday wa beaten one-up Saturday in tb finals of the British Professional Golfers Championships by little Dal Rees of Wales Rees piled up a four-hole lead over Cotton on the home stretch of the 18-hole morning round Twice in the afternoon Cotton whittled the mar On to one hole For winning his third PGA title Rees collected $2100 richest prize in British golf history Cotton had advanced to the finals with victories Friday over Johnny Palmer of Badin and Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago t---4 1 IV- itik tl" 7 1 -4- it4 I -r 'A 4 11' 4' tvI14 i'llow-imnpsw-NmegnrwilvirPlizrmellA4L0lit triif i 2 "Sn 1 -'7ai1 a- l' A Frogs' Jack Archer prone in Saturday night's game at TCU Stadium Watching is up to grab a shoelace and bring down leaping Frog Bob Moorman (85) Spectacular tackle was made enneth Roof of Oklahoma after a 14-yard pick-up on the Aggies' 43-yard line A Frogs' Jack Archer prone reaches up to grab a shoelace and bring down leaping Kenneth Roof of Oklahoma after a 14-yard pick-up BY By FLEM HALL prts Writer DALLAS Sept being soundly outplayed in the line and on the ground in the early stages of the game the SMU Mustangs rallied went to the air and defeated Wake Forest 13-7 in the Cot- GAME AT A otswirt ton Bowl before 51000 spe-smr Iv AKE FOREST- te First nouns tators Saturday night Yards Gird Rushing 1141 2111 gorge riatisd Passesig 42 The burly Baptists from North I tewiezidi -11c Carolina who played bard pot- tug h441 27 ished football from first to last SZ I ter used a blocked punt to go ahead s31trs right tackle for the touch-in the first quarter led 7-6 at the down at 11:53 George converted half and remained ahead until late to make it 74 in the third quarter SMU received and opened up 1-ot-red to go all out the two- w-ith a passing attack that carried time Southwest champions used it the Wake Forest 38 before an two consecutive tremendous pass- interception by Davis broke up es from Doak Walker to Zohn the move Molam to cover 72 yards and The quarter closed with Wake score their first touchdown A Forest in possession on her 28- screen pass (Walker to Dick Mc- yard line Kissack) covered 51 yards for the On the second play of the see-winning wore ond quarter a -yard pass made Except for the actual scorine thrusts neither team advanced a first down en the SMU 46 On fourth down George punted out the ball inside the 10-yard line although the Mustangs did move on the SMU four Walker fired one long shot that missed and 68 yards to the Deacon 12 in the fourth quarter hen quick kicked to the NI On the following series of Walker Off Form downs Doak intercepted a pass Walker was trying to punt in and returned eight yards to his the first quarter when his pro- 42 tection crumbled and Wake For- None of the Mustang's famed est recovered the blocked ball offensive maneuvers including two yards from the goal line the screen pass fooled the hard-Only one powerful plunge was charging Deacons and Walker had needed to make the distance to punt A penalty shoved Forest Although brilliant at times back to the five but the Baptist Walker who did most of the SMU pulled to a first down on the 20 passing did not show the class and was out to the 26 before a that made him all-American the punt was last two years SIVIU got possession on her 28 His play selection was question- and scored on two long passes able: he was repeatedly thrown both Walker to Zohn Milan back for losses made only one substan- of Terry Ginn the right defenlial running gain and poor de- Sill' halfback The first heave fense rather than sharp passing was good for 42 yards to the 30 resulted in SMU winning the and Milan was in the end zone game on long gainers Milam was all alone when he caught the sec-wide open back of the Wake For- end one est halfback when he caught the Clock Balks Ponies first 42 yard gainer and free in The snap back was fumbled by the end zone when he sacked the Billy Weatherford and the con30-yarder that scored in the sec- version effort by Walker was ond quarter Stout running back missed leaving the score 7-6 with of good blocking made the simple less than four minutes left in the screen flip pay off period On 19 running plays Doak had Forest received and pinted to a net gain of 14 yards He corn- mid field before Frank Payne inpleted 10 of :16 passes for 216 tercepted a on his own 31 yards and returned 49 yards to the Bap-call Handling Sharp tist 20 before being pulled down Captain Ed Bradley and Ray With 37 seconds to play Rote Cicia led the fierce and relent- lost seven on a fumbled handoll less charging that enabled the A screen pass failed and the Mus- Wake Forest line to outshine the tangs were trying to get another Methodist forwards But they had play started when time ran out a lot of heavy handed help in the Wake Forest lost heavily on game that was marked by good penalties after receiving the kickball handling and frequent penal- off at the start of the second half ties and had to punt from her 16 The Capt Bobby Folsom won the ball rolled dead on the SMU 47 tess for SMU and chose to re- Walker faked a pass and ran up ceive On the opening kickoff Joe the middle for 13 yards but lost George kicked to Payne who re-he ball on the next series of turned 15 yards to his 18 downs when he tried a pass on The Mustangs missed a first fourth down with five to go from by a yard and Walker's the Deacon 35 poor punt gave the Deacons the Rote Scores Touchdown ball on the SMU 44 Stalled by a A pitchout Blackerby to Stutts 15-yard penalty Wake Forest was made 15 Gregus and Stutts bare- forced to punt and George kicked ly missed a first down before a only 15 yards out of bounds on penalty that forced a punt Walk- er danced it back eight to the 111 the SMU 32 The return punt put the Deacons on their own 44 Halfback Francis Scarton de From that point the Baptists fleeted a Walker pass to Rote for passed and raced the SMU richt a 32-yard gain From there on third down end to a first down on the Mus- Walker tossed a screen pass to tang 16 They made another four Mckissack who ran 51 yards for before being stopped a touchdown Walker converted Gregus Goes Over Still unable to get out of the to make the score 13-7 at 10:14 of the third quarter bole Walker tried to punt on A 67-yard quick kick by Walker fourth down Jim Staton tackle put the Deacons back on their broke through the middle to eight just before the quarter end-block the ball squarely back to- ed and the return kick set the ward the Mustang goal Walker Mustangs up in business en the tiled and failed to pick the ball Wake Forest 45 as the fourth up on the five and Ed Karpus re- period opened covered on the two yard line On Daring Doak looked dumb the first play Bill Gregus gushed Turn to Mustangs of Page 7 SNIIrs right tackle for the touchdown at 11:53 George converted to make it 7-0 SMU received and opened up with a passing attack that carried lb the Wake Forest 38 before an interception by Davis broke up the move The quarter dosed with Wake Forest in possession on her 28- yard line on the second play of the second quarter a -yard pass made a first down en the SNIT' 46 down George punted out on the SMU four Walker fired one long shot that missed and hen quick kicked to the NI On the following series of downs Doak intercepted a pass and returned eight yards to his 42 None of the Mustang's famed offensive maneuvers including the screen pass fooled the hard-charging Deacons and Walker had to punt A penalty shoved Forest back to the five but the Baptist pulled to a first down on the 20 and was out to the 26 before a punt was required SIVIU got possession on her 28 and scored on two long passes both Walker to Zohn Milan back of Terry Gwinn the right defensive halfback The first heave was good for 42 yards to the 30 and Milan was in the end zone all alone when he caught the second one ylki 1- Co A Ni i lt 4 I' 4 i cow 6v----- It Cil 4- im IN) "')- 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