Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 31

Monday Evening November 19 1951 Fort Worth Star-Telegram PAGE THIRTY-ONE 3 owl Cinches May Find -H rr stiver Going Bough This Week Sjrp- 4- -4 ml Jackets After TC Grid Title By Asaaciated Treta Howard Payne goes after the Texas Conference football championship this week The Yellow Jackets can sew it up by beating Abilene Christian College at Brownwood Thursday But a loss to ACC would throw these two teams into a tie for the lead and it could be a three-way affair ii Texas AH beat Austin College Dec 1 No conference games were played last week Austin College and All were scheduled but postponed their game to Dec 1 because ol illness McMuxry whipped new Mexico in an interseclional game Saturday East Texas State of the Lone Star Conference plays Austin College at Sherman i i Hi- 4 -V Persistence Pays OH for TCU 'Catfish' That "Glenn" listeners kept hearing about on the TCU-Texas football broadcast Saturday is James (Catfish) Glenn a 6-foot 1-inch 210-pound senior lineman from Mineral Weils He really came from nowhere to play his first game for the Frogs having been so unimpressive previously that he wasn't even listed in the fact and name-filled TCU fall brochure Glenn subbirg for the injured Herbert Zimmerman at defensive guard teamed with Sophomore Morgan Williams to exert constant rushing pressure cn the Texas quarterbacks I knew he (Glenn) had been working h3rd and improving but I was agreeably surprised at the game he plajed Saturday" Line Coach Allie White said Gienn who has another year of eligibility was on the squad last year impressed no one and didn't play a down He continued not to star in spring drills but came back this fall said he wanted to play and was issued a uniform He filled it admirably Saturday PIONEER CONFERENCE LT Prt -LT Prt Pan Aneelo 4 0 I 620 7MJ Scrrnner 2 1 0 6 3 0 7 Arlington State 12 1 375 4 4 1 0 lart-n 1 2 1 3T 3 5 1 Hari-r 0 3 0 OvW 3 6 0 3iJ Vols Meet Kentucky Stanford Plays Bears NEW YORK Nov 19 The 1951 college football season heads into its final big week with almost as many major teams already assured of bol berths as are on the unbeaten and untied hsL And it's highly possible that by sundown Saturday the situation will be reversed for two of the six remaining with perfect records face really rurei opposition and a third will have its work cut out Also Saturday's resuits may £ive the four assured bowl teams some company Oddly enough the two teams most likely to drop from the unbeaten slate Tennessee and Stanford already are assured of action in the Jan 1 bowl bonanzas Tennessee which must meet 13515 comeback champions the Kentucky Wildcats is lined up for the Sugar Bowl and Stanford which must go against powerful California clinched a Rose I'ovl bid Saturday by whipping Oregon State 35-14 Dartmouth Pointing Harlingen Snyder Due Class Changes in TIL 'V ilk 4 AUSTIN Nov 19 I The Texas Interscholastic League I announced Monday that the Har- i linscn Cardinals one of the 1 football powers in 4A-6 this sea-son will be dropped to Confer- ence 3A next year Harhnsen will be placed in District 3A because of a decline in enrollment Eagles Fortify The only other change in the higher classifications anticipated by the league is the promotion of Snyder to Conference 3A where it will participate in 3A-1 competition Season Record By Associated Press Looking for a bowl bid North Texas Slate has won the Gulf Coast Conference championship and vanquished one of two icter-scctionsl foes Wis season The Eagles last week crushed Fresno State 62-0 to boast one of the best records in the country eight victories against two losses And they have scored 400 points Star-Telegram Photo SIX POINTS UPCOMING TCU's Morgan Williams covers Texas fumble on Longhorn 2 as Teammate James fCatfish) Glenn (58) screens off Steers' Don Barton (43) Play set up Frogs' second touchdown Texas won 32-21 rNfe trf ---'-inif American Hockey League WXSTtKX lIVIION JU Tfts Gf Ga Pittum-fh 14 1 1 2 32 Cmrnirmtl 9 7 1 19 43 45 8 6 2 1 4i) Loiii 8 9 1 65 4 11 3 10 42 67 lASTEKN II1SI()S Hfrhy 6 2 IS 6 44 BuJSala 7 6 2 IS 41 5 10 1 11 Si 71 Ejracuse 4 11 0 3 bi rs mo In ter section al Foes Nip Border Leaders PHOENIX Ariz Nov 19 (JF) ing a Border Conference team The two 1ordpr of thp pordrr I McMurry came from behind Simr-Telegram Photo 91 A KING YARDAGE Carswell Fullback Jim Jeffrey (30) goes for six yards against Fort Sam Houston Sunday as Rangers' Ken Shobe (35) and Gerald Wcatherly (45) trail Jeffrey scored twice Bombers won 55-14 Pro Baskei Ball Scores a i $l-psA r-V PliPP frtviptn Baltimore 1 fite Conference feu before non-con- i COLLEGE GRID CHARTS prQ Interest Aggies 33-14 ference foes Saturday while sec BIG SEVEN LFA Makes Shift VI I'r I 6 2 0 7 2 0 5 0 0 1 fj0 510 i Hit 70 773 773 0 IS it 1 Oklahoma Couraui) Ka nsay Nnrmk Km-ix State Missouri NEW YORK Nov 19 The main interest in the National 7 2 0 4 4 1 16 1 1 7 1 3 7 0 3 10 3 4 0 13 1 1 4 1 14 6 li 2Q0 23 I Football League Monday was in BIG TEN Princeton the third unbeaten-untied team with a tough game Saturday does not figure in the howl picture because of an Ivy League agreement The Tigers with Saturday's 27-0 trouncing of Yale and their 21st straight victory face Dartmouth which always points for the season's finale for both teams Otherwise the teams with all-winning records should conclude their seasons that way Maryland bound for the Sugar Bowl against Tennessee is heavily favored over West Virginia: Michigan State No 1 team in the land should romp over Colorado and San Francisco should have no trouble against Loyola of Los Angeles next Sunday Michigan State also is out of the bowl picture because of Dig 10 rules but San Francisco is available The other bowl bound team is Georgia Tech due to go to the ranee Howl Two games which share the limelight ith the Tennessee-Ken tucky and Stanford-California Strucles should give some idea as to the other bowlers Illinois could clinch the Big 10 title and subsequent Rose Bowl trip by bea'inn or tying North western and the winner of the Pice-Texas Christian game will take at least a temporary lead in the race for Southwest Conference honors and the role of host in the Cotton Bowl Big 10 Near Mess Too But whoever wins the Southwest Conference won't be settled as until the final day of the season Dec 1 Rice now with 3 1 conference record plays Baylor (2-1-1) that day and Texas Christian (also 3-H winds up ag3inst Southern Methodist Bavlor plays SMI this week to 80 for the opposition They have two more games to play meeting University of Chattanooga at Chattanooga Tenn Thursday and University of Houston at Denton Nov 30 This week Midwestern and Trinity other members cf the conference settle second place They get together at San Antonio Saturday Midwestern last week trampled Southwestern State of Oklahoma 77-8 Trinity was idle Majors Draft Session Opens on Quiet Noie CINCINNATI Ohio Nov 19 (INS) The annual major league baseball draft got under way Monday in Cincinnati but there was little trade talk among the club owners and managers Draft selections will be made from an 82-page list of minor league players many of them former stars in the majors Prices range from S10000 for AAA players to $2000 for those in Class The order of picking will go from the bottom of the league standings to the top The St Louis Drowns American League cellar team leads off followed by the Chicago Cubs last place finishers in the National loop TEXAS JC CONFERENCE FUEL-SaVlHG ALL LT WIT 411 1 1 4 0 1 0 7 0 1 3 10 7-1 4 4 0 2 12 0 4 2 2 3 2 0 3 0 2 3 0 3 0 13 1 3 2 5 1 14 0 2 'J 2 6 0 0 5 1 Aa-S 2 5 1 937 "-'i 37j fL'i 311 2 "I 313 Purdue state Vortiiartern Arizona State College at Flagstaff wound up a disappointing season last Monday absorbing a 20-0 trouncing by New Mexico Western at Flagstaff The defeat was the seventh suffered by the Lumberjacks They won only one game a 6-0 victory over Whit-tier of California midway in the season Only conference team not playing this past week was West Texas State The Buffaloes meet Texas Western in an afternoon game at Amarillo this Thursday It is the final contest of the season for both schools Texas Tech goes to Albuquerque to tangle with the University of New Mexico in an afternoon game which counts in conference standings It was booked before Sept 9 1330 hen New Mexico left the Border for the Skyline Conference ond place Arizona State College at Tempe conquered Texas Western in the only all-loop game played Texas Tech took a 21-14 beating from Tulsa and Hardin-Simmons tied with Tech for first place in the conference was edged 14-13 by Loyola of Los Angeles A field goal and touchdown in the fourth quarter of the homecoming contest at El Paso gave the powerful Tempe Sun Devils their 23-13 victory over the Miners Up to that point the game had been even with the teams tied 6 6 at the half and 13-13 at the three-quarter mark At Tucson the University of Arizona Wildcats put on their best game of the season defeating Idaho 13-6 as a climax to homecoming day activities In the only other game involv- MODELS ui IVY LEAGUE MAKES AND ii i i Prt 5 0 0 1 418 -) 'A line a IVlCt EH CMKK I I Prt 8 0 0 1 008 4 3 0 51 4 4 0 MK 6 2 0 7-1 -i' CouTria piinvivarIa CornfU parrnsouth Pro Harvard Ve ff-i 210 3 2 0 230 12 0 14 0 050 4 4 0 2 6 0 3 5 0 2 5 0 17S 3f 6 PACIFIC COAST LFAOL'E- the National Conference race because for all intents and purposes the American bunting is all lied up by the Cleveland Drowns This will come as no surprise of course since the Drowns have made a habit of winning titles since they've been in professional football For a while it looked as though the New York Giants a young and aggressive club would sue the Clevelanders a battle But the issue was settled Sunday when Clo eland ground out a iO-O victory over the Giants before a bumper crow of 52215 the largest turnout for a pro football game at the Polo Grounds since 1946 The Drowns now have a 7-1-0 record and the second place Giants 5-2-1 Each has four games left to play but at the rate the Drowns have been £oin they'll have to collapse completely to lose out in other games the Chicago Cardinals upset the San Francisco 49ers 27-21 Detroit defeated Philadelphia 23-10 the Chicago Dears vanquished Green Day 24-13 Los Angeles routed the New York Yanks 43-21 and Washington upended Pittsburgh JiSjMil-3 luTpji-LM? ir Pr 9 0 0 600 PtarTorrt -irntra 0 1 1 2 778 51 778 f7 iw ffo '9 f-1 S'O 2FS 2 10 17 -COO 3 3 1 2 0 3 0 6 0 1 7 0 UCLA Caiiiwria V'h State Or-iton tate Washington 0-oa Idmhf 6 0 LT Pet WLT Prt MISSOURI VALLEY 4 0 0 1 ono 5 3 0 e5 'so EAOL LT P- LT IT Navarro lilinn Alien HTic-r'on D-catur Cc iti mm mi 310 320 2 2 0 130 050 3 0 4 5 0 4 5 0 18 0 0 8 0 333 444 44 111 000 6'M) ooo 1 nrtil 7 7 1 7 2 0 3 5 0 2 6 0 3 5 0 3 6 0 4 5 0 Tti'st 3 0 nr: 310 arnira AAM 3 10 Wrfc-a 2 3 0 1 2 0 rwtfit i 3 Bradrr 0 3 0 400 T3 2 0 000 31 AH SOUTHEASTERN A Thanksgiving dinner deserves the TrACil'E- ALL LT P-t WLI Prt 6 0 0 1 i cr) 3 1 8 0 0 1 rf 3 2 0 7 3 0 70 3 1 321 BEST and Mft 2t 3 1 3 2 Ga Tch Knrri isn O'rtrtla A'abavma state Mortfta Tulare 5 3 0 5 4 5 4 0 while Texas (3-2) winds up against Texas ALU Nov 23 Texas whipped TCU 32-21 Saturday A somewhat similar condition would come up in the Big 10 if Illinois should lose to Northwestern and the Illini have lost five straight to Northwestern Illinois' conference record is 4-0-1 after the disappointing scoreless tie with Ohio State and Wisconsin (4 1-1) has an ray foe Sat-iirdav in Minnesota Likewise Purdue (3-1) will be favored over Indiana WisconMn trounced Iowa Saturday 34 7 while Purdue was edging Minnesota 19-13 Northwestern clipped Michigan 6-0 3 3 0 3 4 0 2 3 0 2 4 0 2 4 0 14 0 1 4 0 by the name of BIGGEST I CIGAR Vf 41 4-1 33 313 2 2 S- SOUTHERN CONFERENCE -AT L-V 1 Prt 8 0 0 1 O'WJ fa LI lliilt OOl 6 3 0 That's John Ruskin the MILD flavorful smoke A treat both you and your guests will enjoy The Browns scored all their points a field goal a touchdown and a conversion within the first eisht minutes of the first period Lou Groza kicked a 34 yard field goal to start it Then Otto Graham flipped a short pass to Dub Jones who scampered 63 yards for the score Gorza converted and that was thi-t The victories by the Dears and Rams left them in a tie for the National Conference lead each with 6-2-0 They're followed closely by Detroit with 5-2-1 The Bears have the toughest proposi- 77S 1 "3 71 71 '4 57 1 ft tz Oo 1 i 1 2 2 a 3 0 0 2 1 2 wtruro A- Mary Wah and Lee Om-j roret Duke nth Orn'ira Oeo Carolina T- r-r ira Pt rf hr: ond VO fit J- -r- -t Srft 1 ti-i 7 A 7 7 no 773 1 7 Ram Tiilisfs In JC League 1 Vt-ii: Trh i tion this week facing the Browns Los Angeles plays at Washington 1 while the Lions entertain Green BORDER CONFERENCE Pr VV I P't KOI Ml 4 4 0 1 1 Of il 4 0 T-h Arir St 'fi tt 2 1 4 cf 14 0 7 "vi fi ri-vria 4 2 rc'- 3 4 W( Tfu 14 0 AVM 15 0 BUY THEM BY THE BOX 1 9 0 16 Hv-iz 'te 175 1 0 Kla'-- iff r- with Kew ra wfi- srt 9" Ii50 tiipiided as Bay Thanksgiving Day The Bears had their troubles beating the Packers and trailed 10-13 at the half But George Gulyarics and Julie Rykovich broke it open in the second half by scoring after long drives Tobin Rote tallied twice for the Packers in the second quarter The Rams varied their scoring strategy and stuck to the ground most of the way with Dick Hoer-ner notching two tallies Bobby Layne pitched three touchdown passes for the Lions who had to via to stay in the race ROCKY MOUNTAIN then give him A'L- P' San Anselo is champion and only one pme remains to wind up the soaon in the Pioneer Junior College Conference The Hams won the title last week by beating Schniner Institute 10-0 Schrcircr which has a conference fame to play with Kan-per at Ranker Thursday has clinched second place ArhncTon State and Tarleton State plaed to a 20-20 tie to make tht Ranser last week played out-siiie its conference with bad results it took a 20-IS defeat from Ilerderon County of the Texas Junior College 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