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PAGE TWELVE FORT WORTH STAR TELEGRAM Saturday Evening November 10 1951 I NEW BASEBALL CZAR PLANS NO 'WHIPLASH' ON OWNERS Monintberrz cs gay Ljf 11111E CLEVELAND Nov 10 Frick does not he should "hold a whiplash" over owners of league ball clubs The new baseball commissioner here for an off the-cuff talk Saturday before the city club declared will be misunderings of course and there be decisions for me to make That is my I'll do it the best way I bow" He also voiced respect for the owners "It has occurred to me that during the search for a new commissioner baseball fans were given to believe that the owners of major league clubs were a bunch of disreputable skunks and someone had to keep an eye on them" he said adding: "It's not true at all They are fine men doing business in an honest way" Figures released Friday showed that more than a million fewer customers watched major league games last season than the one before But that did not worry Frick too much lie said: "It convinced me that the postwar boom has ended and that attendance generally has leveled off You II find that baseball attendance follows the economic trend People have as much money today but the money buys less" Asked if he expected to have difficulty resisting an impulse to root for the National League which be formerly headed he declared: "No not at ail But to tell you the truth I was rooting for the National League in the last World Series I had been elected commissioner but I bad not yet taken office Tonight With Three Benched by Injuries empwwwwurlip vmmigm10et-177 11 Ill 1" I 4 NI ti 7 '''-'4'''f-- 1 4 1 thin re 4 i i- A mai4 IP 1 1 I 17 the-4 1:: If 1 plab 011e 4 1 "Ig c---1b4-4 r'''l mak 1 t) knol I I 6 VI itr' I 1 I 1 7 04 --N '-'77 1 -I' J1- '1 11 1 24''- 4 1 6 -1 if '4 1 -5 1 I A' 1 1: Ng La: 4 -Y I 1 Ovi rk')--' -1Y ww-ging 11' eL '1 think major "There will making know on ilarrots in Enis-tomEstill 7 ang In to-Estill Face Play KINGSI stanstudde( against 're HIGH FOG 'Unser 33 1a 11 Paso £114a 111 ra DI Face Players KINGSVILLE starstudded against Texas HIGH Singer 33 ttan bibt ti Paso 1filI Alantim 'Awl Singer 37 an ILI Paso 1filI 41ki 1'as BY CHARLES DICKEY Star-Telegram Sports Sriter Nov 10 Carswell Air Force Base's grid Bombers wind up 'their road schedule at 8 Saturday at new Javelina I Stadium FOOTBALL SCORES The Bombers have two more games at home Carswell rated the finest service football aggreCONFERENCE Lt gation in the nation is striving D1311KICT I 1 for an unbeaten season with Kit I seven victories racked up al- 41 buquera It re2dy bus LE 4 El rasibb 1 CONFERENCE IA D11311KICT I angel IS blztalt I 4 buquera lo XL booms 4E1 rams) 1131 RECORDS Carmel? 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Yards Gained Rushing 211 I Yards Gained Passing 133 3 of 7 Passes Completed 7 of IS Passes Intercepted lisi I forlall Punts No Tilt Ater Ilan for LS Penalises No Idg- 11 for Arlington was singing the same song third verse Saturday after clinching its third straight dis- bef ore tcham- pionship Fri- day night with a 33-6 victory over Birdville be re a 11440 11 mecoming A Day crowd of 4000 at Buf lab Field it Even Dia- mond Hill's I 27-0 pasting of Mineral Wells at the spa city didn't detract 4 from the Colt RUSTY triumph ArGUNS lington clinched a tie for the 2A-11 crown with the Eagles still the only other team with a chance to share the title But an earlier decision over Diamond Hill gave Arlington its passport to the state playoff Rusty Gunn in the first of three touchdown runs blazed 61 yards on the second play of the game to give the Colts a short-lived lead Harold McCurry drove the Buffs back on the following kickoff climaxing a 52-yard march with a 10-yard sprint to tie the score at 6-6 Then Gunn whose range and velocity Friday was an awesome spectacle gave Arlington a 19-6 halftime lead on touchdown scam- 11 pers of 31 and 33 yards Diamond Hill's Kenneth Bannister sparked the Eagles past the Mountaineers dashing 53 yards for the opening touchdown and passing to Frank Praslicka on a 30yard scoring play and to Bobby Teel on a 50-yarder Teel pierced center for two yards for Diamond Ifill-s last touchdown Teel also kicked three extra points ARLINUTON LE Cook Redmond Williams LT Cribb Cook LG Harris Norman Cen Murray Rfl Volker Claxton Walker HT Hut ford Hill Duffey Q13- Glasgow Dennehy LH Kirby Mullin Dsvou IL Denton Spears B11 Gunn McMosters BIRDVILLE Kruger Lane LT Watkins Barrow 10 aw: kyr Stoic Pr Cr-1 Norwood Roc ers rto Summers Pool Dillard Carter Pennington Corpenter McCurrY Mitchell Autrev Masco Comobell McCurry Score bY periods: Arlington I 13 7 7-33 131rdville I 0 I 0-- lkoring tin order of occurrence): Arlingtons ran 81 yards for touchdown Gunn massed coal: McCurry 4 Bird ilte i ran 10 yards for touchdown pass attempt for conversion trussed ran 31 Tards for touchdown Gunn kicked goal Gunn ran 35 yards for touchdown Gu ru missed conversion 1 Photo ALMOST Boyd Dollar goes down on Poly's one-yard line after taking pass from Burdette Warner Friday night Eagles scored lone touchdown on next play Poly defender at right is Paul Wilson Poly won 18-6 Longhorns Baylor Get Ideal Weather HIGH FOOTBALL 31 Remain Undefeated By Associated Press More than 20 district champions were crowned and the undefeated list was trimmed to 31 Friday night as upsets stood out like bandaged thumbs over the far-flung ramparts of Texas schoolboy football bulluuluuy LUULLIcalt Texarkana fell in the major reversal of the night as Waco's Tigers gathered themselves with success for the last stand in the fight for the 4A-5 championship Waco thumped Texarkana 32- 13 to deny the latter the district title it had felt was in the bag All Texarkana had to do to win it was trim the Tigers were not to be shunted So the conference race was thrown into a jumble Now Waco Wichita Falls and Texarkana each has lost one game with Waco and Wichita Falls having one game to play Texarkana has finished the district schedule Wichita Falls stayed in the title fight by trouncing Tyler 14-6 Lamar of Houston got by its Reagan of 4A-7 and that kept the three undefeated untied teams of 4A intact Lubbock and Ray of Corpus Christi are the other two Lubbock plays Abilene and Ray tackles San Antonio Tech Saturday night Grand Prairie and Palestine rolled on undefeated and untied in 3A Grand' Prairie crushed Paris 34-0 and just about sewed up the District 3 championship by so doing Palestine smashed Nacogdoches 71-0 and moved toward the big showdown with Temple in District 5 Temple lashed Lufkin 49-6 Anson Lavega Lamarque La Porte Cuero and Gonzales are undefeated and untied in 2A while Brownfield Shamrock Pittsburg and Center are undefeated but tied Lampasas fell out of the unbeaten untied circle in a smashing upset Friday night San Saba rose up to swat Lampasas 19-0 In IA Canadian Dimmitt Iraan Abernathy Wink Eden Eldorado Wylie (Abilene) Newcastle Giddings Farmersvilles Hawkins and Hondo remained unbeaten and untied Elkhart Wilmer-Hutchins and Whitney are undefeated but tied Whitney was tied by Itasca 7-7 Friday night but won the District 12 championship on penetrations Newcastle the only unscored on team in the state maintained that stAtus by crashing Crowell 40-0 Newcastle now has rolled up 231 points in nine games but isnt yet champion of its district District champions that have been determined in 2A are: Quanah 12 13-- Pleasant Grove Pittsburg Brenham Donna and Weslaco play Saturday for the District 32 championship Among district champions decided in IA are Abernathy (Abilene) Oak 32 Hondo JAMES HOLMES MD MEDICINE lc SURGERY announces the opening of his offices 914 MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING Office 10-3130 Rosie: W1-2263 James Bennett Co CHICAGO NEW YOU 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from 1231 RLORDa cloudless sky The weather Mai- itaior OUP konturki le Houston forecast was for no substantial 11 Purdue T1 Talons change during the afternoon ex- 4- 4er kk as Trek: ell cept that the temperature will 14 Arkansas TI Tessa AAA 1'1 It Piro 4 2 TCL probably climb to 80 degrees dur- SAW 13 ing the hours of the contest 123 Totals ZS 123 Totals Vanguard of the crowd which is expected to swell to about 'ITU dRe 60000 were at the gates of Me- Star Gels morial Stadium when they opened at noon Both the Longhorns and the ipulled Muscle Bears were in good physical con- dition for this crucial contest the loser of which will probablyl Guard Herbert Zimmerman be out of contention for the con- Tars 195 pound defensive star ference championship from Mount Vernon was on Guard Herbert Zimmerman TCU's 195 pound defensive star from Mount Vernon was on Last-Period Touchdown Overcome Eagles 18-6 BY DICK MOORE Star-Telegram Sports Writer Six weeks ago Poly's passing combination of Bill Enis to Bill Estill clicked for two touchdowns However the Parrots fell before Plainview 40-27 Although the Parrots did lose that game those two touchdowns were labeled as the turning point in Poly's football season Only one team has beaten the Parrots since by one point Friday night that same aerial combination Enis to worked for two more touchdowns as Poly swept by Amon Carter Riverside 18-6 at Farrington Field The triumph kept the title hopes flickering for Poly It pushed the Parrots into a second-place deadlock with Paschal with two conference victories in three starts and left them just a game behind the pace-setting Arlington Heights Yellow Jackets Carter Scores First Enis giving another brilliant performance was the key to Poly's triumph Finding Poly's rushing attack bottled up by the Eagles' fierce rushing EniS went into the air for all three touchdowns With Carter leading 6-0 after the Eagles had converted a fumble on Poly's 16-yard line in the first quarter into a touchdown Enis went to work Deep in the second quarter Enis floated a 33-yard pass to Estill and the end made a beautiful diving catch just over the goal line for Poly's first six points It wasn't until the fourth quarter that Poly banged at Carter's goal line again although the drive originated in the third period Four plays deep in the final quarter from Poly's 11 Ems ran to the right to pitch a short flat zone aerial to Jim Brock But the little halfback was well covered Then just as Enis was going to turn the play into a run he spot ted Estill all by himself in the end zone and let fly The end stood flat-footed to catch the ball just inches away from the end zone line Interceptions Kill Eagles Poly came back to move 71 yards with Enis this time hitting Brock down the right side for 25 yards and a touchdown Estill cleared the way for Brock to go the last 12 yards with a key block That was the game Operating without its No 1 Burdette Warner passer for all but three plays the Eagles stayed in the 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Cslikprint IX Alike tr 1 413 '07 ttl -t'1477-'1 ::11 1 crutches Sat- i -k urday morn- -A ing with a -( ii' I pulled leg TY muscle V-344 1 1 "It's pretty t7 "74 1 bad" said i 'IT At Trainer Elmer 1r1- triN'' --t i'Zp' Brown who i k- or expressed con- cern over Zim- t0 mermany 's abil- ea-t ito recover -n time for iii dt it Qvtitr r09111 day's key con- k'Ait IILI test with UniHERBERT versity of ZIMMERMAN Texas Zimmerman 1 i pulled the muscle doing sprints I Friday's practice session The Frogs planned another light workout Saturday afternoon under direction of Assistant Coach Abe Martin Dutch Meyer the head man is in Austin to scout Texas in its game with Baylor College Soccer Results Duke 5 Washingtou Lee I Navy I Lehaga a COLLEGE GRID RESULTS Washburn SW Kali 11 AI 19 Cameron Agates It thilinCY 41 Kirksill Kansas tits J( I I (billieotho 11 (lie Emporia Ottawa 13 San Ansel A 'ratifies biate IL McPherson 31 Beibans I Miasouri VIlety IS Amen Morehouse 13 Knoxville Miami al 7 San Angelo 11 LIS Tar lets" State McPherson 31 11e1halr I Missouri Valley 111 Miens Jiutli Mose house IS Ile is Florida AILM 34 Alien 0 tentrai Michigan 49 Ferri Furman 33 NPublrrtv Marshall St FY3111011110 11 tees State '8" Nebriaskii IS Omaha 34 Sam lion IL Aram JV I Princeton IV Hosting' Vork 12 Alms 40 Albian Northeastern Okla 33 Central Okla it Pavane 44 Teacher 11 Morris 21 Pasts likgas 111 Moralising 13 Knoxville a New Makin HISIllandll SL Ittate Hardla-gigrintoros dd Tess 11ipsters Puons 1Ists 31 entral lova 14M1' fresh lit Oklahoma fresh 17 North Central Illinois Vs Carthago IL Ciiiral Mo 11 Tarkio tneporia State 33 I Synodic'' 11 1 ECANS i --'A 1 VXft: ti5J 1 0 1 1A-----74 tit 4id 1 1r 4' --1- i- lc- -por Z- rrit -T4 4 14s I a 114 Totals 36 113 Totals 144 ranks second in the Texas Conference with two victories and nne In 4-ft fnr hp AP2crin Conference with two victories and one loss 4-3 for the season 1 Both Attl and Carswell hold victories over Mc Murry and ACC with Carswell having the greater margins of victory However the Bombers are in theft worst shape of the year with Tackle Bob lIagemeister Quarterback Glass and Fullback Louis Schaufele sidelined with injuries Thus the Javelinas have the best opportunity of any college outfit so far to unload the Bombers off the victory train The Bombers will arrive in Kingsville by bus from Corpus Christi where the team is staying Grid Browns Meet Eagles Risk Lead NEW YORK Nov 10 The Cleveland Browns winners of five straight games and five straight pro titles clash with the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday in a "must" National Football League game for both teams It's a "must" game for Philadelphia because a loss would the once-proud Eagles four defeats and all but end their hopes for a 1951 championship And its a "must" game for the Browns (5-1-0) because they're only a half step ahead of the New York Giants (4-1-1) in the American conference and a loss would give the Giants a good chance of taking over the top spot The Giants are hosts to the Washington Redskins (2-0) a team they trampled 33-14 earlier in the season The New Yorkers are favorites to win this time too In the National Conference the pace-setting Chicago Bears (5-1- 0) will collide with the Detroit Lions in Chicago's Wrigley Field Here too a loss would just about eliminate the Lions (3-2-1) from pennant contention In a previous encounter this season the Bears edged Detroit 28-23 on a blocked kick Other games find Los Angeles (4-2-0) breathing down the Bears' necks meeting the Chicago Cardinals (5-1-0) in Los Angeles Green Bay (3-3-0) at Pittsburgh (14-1) and the New York Yanks (0-5-1) at San Francisco (3-3-0) Hogs One-Point Pick Over Rice HOUSTON Nov 10 Rice's optimistic Owls Saturday night take on the giant-killer of the Southwest Conference Arkansas and you figure the winner The odds-makers here say it will be Arkansas by a point but in most instances it's rated a tossup Paced by Lamar MclIan the big burly Razorbacks can all but chill the championship hopes of the surprising Owls Figured to wilt in the cellar this season the sophomore-studded Rice team has dropped but one conference game and rates right behind the leader Texas Christian Rice has its ace passer Dan Drake back in top condition but his favorite target Bill How1 ton is nursing a sore shoulder I and due to see but limited action 1 iMeyer to Talk Before Quarterbacks BONHAM Nov 10 (Spl) Dutch Meyer whose TCU Horned Frogs zre leading the Southwest Conference football race at the present time will be the speaker for the 1951 Bonham Quarter back Club football banquet on Dec 19 it is announced by McMahon president Final plans will be made at a meeting of the Quarterback Club Saturday morning Junior Quintets Tie North Side and Elder's Black hawks played to a 37-37 tie in a junior basket ball game Friday afternoon at the Fort Worth Boys Club Charles Searengen of North Side was high scorer for the day with 18 points while Elder's Bill Roden trailed by one AIM Harriers Score COLLEGE STATION Nov 10 a)--James Blaine led Texas to a cross-country victory I i Press Nireohoto Thorpe 63 famed Indian athlete rests in Philadelphia hospital after operation for removal of cancer of the lip Friday Aggies smp Seek Victory 1931 RECORDS Smr Ika Opp 1 Gs Trail 21 et I cut It 0 obi stt 7 St Slinsourt It Mishima 1 2 7 Notre Dams 53 Trinity It 1 Sire 1 It TM 13 Tessa 2 11 Savior 11 Arkansas 33 071 1St 1111 By GEORGE KELLAM Star-Telegram Sports Writer COLLEGE STATION Nov 10 Texas and Southern Meth- odist tangled here Saturday aft- ernoon in a battle which will see the winner record its first South- west Conference victory of the campaign The Aggies had lost to TCU and Arkansas and been tied by Baylor SMU had dropped two straight league contests to Bice and Texas WEATHER BUREAU MAP Department I Cornmtte 31 31 35 111 I 443)' I tl 40 41 32 HIGH 1 i7 14 36 37 56 Sto cco 72 Temperature Figures Show Average for Atte Arrows Denote Wind How lain Siga Snow iggis Highs and tows on IncNOS 4t4ri ''41111 4'1' If 14 6 titton 3030 I Arlinft0n) passed 111 likallAuyards to Kirtrr In end gone for touch cotton: Gunn converted lArlingtoni Tar left enel a to Pro Basket Ball Results yar1 touchtiosn converted Of fines- Referee Alvin Chrisman: umpire Bill Cooper: field Wee Bud Toth Its 02 Fort Warne 71 TILYi0T bead lint-stran cit Philadelphi illt Minnespoiis 114 gained 11115 40 4 23 1 pp a1NA 4p -4p 4 F- 3 5 eon Coach Ed Price of the Longhorns was minus the services of Fullback Byron Townsend but had an able replacement in Dick Ochoa Coach George Sauer of the Bears had a lame lineman or two but the handicap was not considered serious two but the handi considered serious Eloammoillwonum Boll Gels By One Si l'INEHURST (Thu who has made a hab his best golf late in at it again The 33-year-old Oklahoma who ca home but registers ham because range connection ahead of bis 50 61 Bolt Gets Lead By One Stroke l'INEHURST Nov 10 (Thunder) Bolt who has made a habit of playing his best golf late in the year is at it again The 33-year-old native of Oklahoma who calls Houston home but registers out of Durham because of a driving range connection was a stroke ahead of his 50 rivals after 54 holes of the North and South Open golf tournament With Saturday left open to avert college football complication Tommy's successive rounds of 71-72-71 for 214 left him two under par and one stroke ahead of Cary Middlecoff the golfing dentist from Memphis Tenn The leaders: Tommy Bolt 742-71-214 Carry Sit 'I-II-73-21S Bob Toski 73-7142-2 John BarritiTri immy Adams 74-ES-73-214 Dousr Ford 'a-7141-21S Iu atm Bore M-7810-216 Mai Vsos 12-74-72-21a sRichrd Chessman -75-68-'75-218 Das Rees 13-71-75-41a sSacier Bishop '74-7 73-21111 Malt Faulkner VI-72-74-211P SFrnets Winzser PP Cogmer "-'3-70-221 Vic Obeirt -5-73-72-222 wat4br BuritYmo 13-75-'72-220 Claude HIIPM0ft 11-75-74-221 Mkchael kinma '78-72-71-221 Sheiler Mas-fieid Marty Furtni 73-78-7-3 -21 arkson 13-75-73-221 sWiljam Campbell Bleed 12-14-1S-22L aDenates amateur Mrs Miller Captures Colonial Tournament Mrs Ben Miller won the annual Colonial Country Club Ilandieap Tournament Friday by edging past Mrs Frank Goldthwalte Consolation honors went to 3Irs Paul Nemoede In nine-hole play Mrs Ed Hayden was winner Mrs Joe It Wise runner-up and Mrs Hickman consolation winner Regular play was also held Friday with honors going to Mmes Goldthwalte Miller Laidlaw II i l's I br in 7 ell -tf 1 If S2 6 I 37 $6 4'psti 6 3: 4t-o 54 tow Temperatures and Areas of Precipitation Expected Tonight 40 30 Rop141111V0 30 NwriblPior pir1-tpt wseW 5 oc so 60 kr 60 I Weather Conditions As OF 130 AM EST Nov 10 Amommanmmee Government inspected No 1 STUART SUCCESS and SCHLEY Truck or car lots Stock in Fort Worth Dallas Alabama or Georgia Write Wire or Call CHARLES ROBERTSON 1401 Belle Place SU8316 Fort Worth Texas Press Wireohoto MAPPING THE nation will be generally fair Saturday night but in the Northwest quarter there will be snow flurries in the mountains and rain in the I Friday over Texas North Texas I coastal region ue As-al-111er me Lastern nail ot tne nation anu uumer I Palmer Wise Ed Hayden and i and Southern Methodist 1 Northwest 1 I Hickman Friday over Texas North Texas and Southern Methodist coastal regions It will be warmer in the Eastern half of the nation and cooler in the Northwest 1 1 Palmer Wise Ed Hayden and Hickman di 1.