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runday November 1 1939 PAGE TWO Section Two Fortr WORTH STARTELEGRAM 6 10 1111 4 IF 0 at 4 14 ihP 4 dm at ad 4 SI dr4 11 f7- PMM 11 2" It All Adds Up to Eventual Growth LIIIIIIIIMENIENNIMININSISIMIEHISMMINNEEMEMM1 BY BILL VAN FLEET illarlolerram Sports ittillor There are a few things you can say without contra diction on the turmoil surrounding major league baseball's future 44k'vW4r404 A AO vs" ef Syracuse Smothers Pitt 35-0 100-Yard Interception Return Spices Contest "4' NT4101' 4414f 45 r04 9 Syracuse 4 i ei 4 'k 1 1 i 0 1 INI '4i 4 40--'w" 42 i 0 'l i i 4 f' I 1 4 4 vv-- --k 100-Yard Interception i ikk Return Spices Contest i -10lifr 4 10' '40'40 fr 4k AO Ai 3' sp ot 44 4 4 4 A i I 4 i' I 'i 11:1: 1s4 1 1 i '49 4 1 i' '4 It 4154' r- 4 1 4 4 1 044 43 It' '47 P4 r' -4 l'''' "11 4Ii A lac 4-'-'0-- 4 I 1 i sr (-0 ''''''1t 47 0 "-g i-''' i' I e0 i'' i4 c--- 1 ssd -e stro- Ifti 'N ve i i 0--07 1fier 1t I 0 I 'If' 0- 4 -t i eerl' ek ft A' 1 II N- I 4 3 si kAt 4 '3'''' 4 i i I 'lc N-- 3 1 1' 1'' '''4'sy- I i r' Aorwsk One is that growing pains are becom I -1' ing more violent and that one year prob ably near the sport will spread to all sections of the country Another is that the majors will invade I 0 Tit no minor league territory for the 1960 sea son The deadline for drafting territorial ih I rights from the minors passed at midnight -rmblt Saturday Rumors are flying all about these days Milwaukee's franchise will be trans rOtferred to New York they say New York will have two American League teams BRANCH the American League will put a team in Los Angeles Houston is in line for an RICKEY American League franchise Dallas-Fort Worth will be taken in by American League expansion Any or all might be true But something is going to not next year then in 1982 or 1963 The hide-bound old game seems ready to shake off the quaint notion that it can ignore millions of people and the entire South and Southwest and still call itself the i "national game" 1 EXPANSION TALK STRIKES AT CONTINENTAL Th off fir! tou fou A So gar II Mal thr ital an( ad Sin wa firs sec dov roil two bac Mel swi kid left per for aga thin cro thri ball 30 con mo5 bac in had onb sta( sett the sttu the A GAME AT A GLANCE PITT SYRACUSE First Downs AL Yards Gained Rushing 211 AO Yards ()mined Palling 1111 of 17 Passes Completed 1 of 15 2 Intercepted by 3 0 Opp Eumbies Reeovered A for 393 Punts No Avg for 34 13 Yards' Penalised 02 PITTSBURGH Oct 31 M-- Fifth-ranked Syracuse geared by vicious line play and the speed of a bevy of offensive backs smothered Pitt 35-0 Saturday for its sixth straight football triumph The nation's No 1 team on offense and defense scored in every quarter with the final touchdown coming on a sparkling 100-yard pass interception runback by Dan Rackiewicz in the closing minutes Syracuse struck paydirt first time it got the ball driving 37 yards for a touchdown in seven plays Capt Ger Schwedes plunged one yard for the score Ernie Davis 19-year-old sophomore scored the Orangemen's second touchdown with a 25-yard scamper in the second quarter The third Syracuse touchdown drive carried 76 yards in seven plays in the third quarter The tally came on a shovel pass from Dave Sarette to Davis who lateraled to Art Baker The play covered 23 yards Syracuse scored twice more in the final period Second-String Quarterback Dick Easterly a third-String' Halfback Gary Fallon were instrumental in a scoring drive that covered 70 yards in 10 plays Mark Weber plunged one yard for the TD With only 20 seconds left Substitute Pitt Quarterback Dave Kraus reached back and threw a pass toward the goal line Rackiewicz picked off the ball and behind perfect blocking rambled 100 yards for the touchdown Syracuse 7 7 7 14-35 Pitt 0 0 0 0 1 plunge (Yates kick) 25 run (Yates kick) 23 pass from Satette to Davis who lateraled kick)? 1 plunge (GerlicK kick): 100 pass interception tErancovitch kick) GAME AT A GLANCE First Downs SYRACUSE IL Int Yardo Gained Rushing' 211 110 'lords Goine41 Palling 1111 I 1 -107 trio bn 114eooromennSiteretedeodvbe rre for 3 41 11 for 393 yournp 14041 10 PI I 11--s-full 'rTSBURGII Oct 31 U11-- Fifth ranked Syracuse geared by of a bevy of offensive backs vicious line play and the speed roioithtserseixdthPsittrta1g3h5t-01 00Stbaatulirdtr The nation No 1 team on of- fense and defense scored in every quarter with the final touchdown coming on a sparkling 100-yard pass interception run- cblaocsskyi by Dan Rackiewicz in the rnageumsemusttersu ck paydirt the first time it got the ball driv- ing 37 yards for a touchdown in seven plays Capt Ger Schwedes plunged one yard for the score more Davis 19-year-old sopho ore scored the Orangemen's second touchdown with a 25-yard scamper in the second quarter The third Syracuse touchdown drive carried 76 yards in seven plays in the third quarter The tally came on a shovel pass from Star-Teleiram Photo hi AL PANZERA Blocking at left is Larry Cooper (85) Unable to halt the advance are Gary Ferguson (73) and Henry Christopher (89) Score came with over 12 minutes left in first quarter LONGIIORNS' FIRST the Mustang two-yard line Texas' Bobby Lackey hits left guard and sails across for the touchdown in opening minutes of Saturday's thriller in the Cotton Bowl OWLS STYMIED It rry-A rzmn MAJOR COLLEG At present the chief aim of Commissioner Frick and the existing major league seems that of delay Talk of expansion (but no expansion) seems designed to cripple the Continental League before the founding eight cities can be lined up People new to baseball possibly will be frightened out of the league before it can become operative Branch Rickey the wise old man who heads the Continental is well aware of what is going on and he has turned his articulate wrath on Frick and the American League He accuses Frick and the AL owners of trying to throttle the Continental before it is born When Rickey accuses he usually is sure of his ground Directing a new major league will be one more "first" for Rickey He was the first to start building a chain when he was the brains behind the St Louis Cardinals The empire began at Houston which became the prop erty of the St Louis Cardinals After such stars as the 'Dean brothers Joe Medwick Tex Carleton Wild Bill Hallahan were developed on the Houston farm the idea spread Soon Detroit took over Beaumont and Schoolboy Rowe and Hank Greenberg were among the Exporter graduates SCORES OOTBALL Huskers Spodong 25c121 Storpodise On ohllahoma Tigers Post 19-0 Victory Over Rice SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE TCU 14 Baylor Arkansas 12 7 Texas 21 SMU Clemson 19 Rice SOUTHWEST NTSC 12 Wichita SW Texas 18 Sam Houston 14 Austin College 33 Carpus Christi 7 McMurry 42 Tex Lutheran 13 ACC 13 Trinity 12 1MAN IN STANDS FINDS GAME EASY TO FOLLOW LINCOLN Neb Oct 31 (UPI)--Nebraska's fired-up Cornhuskers snapped Oklahoma's 74-game unbeaten string in Big Eight play Saturday with a come-from behind 25-21 victory 0KLAHVIIE AT A GLANCE Huskers chose to come 7451 The 1tAsit A with their peak performance of gn First Downs 8 i 121 the year before a wild home- ioo (Giaalinneed 111 hd Puall it 34 coming crowd of 34000 7 of la Passes Completed I of 8 I Passes Intercepted by 1 The big hero among many for I for (313 PFunutnisbiP4oKlevrdfor 41 Nebraska this bright afternoon 61 Yard Peitalised 9 a Sophomore Quarterback Ron Mead and Boyd after failing to find and Boyd after failing to find SOUTH Memphis St 21 Miss South en 6 Wofford 27 Davidson 20 Citadel 38 William Mary 13 Duke 10 Georgia Tech 7 Wyoming 26 State Georgia 42 Florida St Alabama 10 Mississippi St Auburn 6 Florida South Carolina 22 Maryland 6 Virginia Tech 51 Richmond 29 Wake Forest 34 Virginia 12 Penn State 28 Virginia 10 Tennessee 29 North Carolina 7 LSU 7 Mississippi 3 EAST Ilarvard 12 Penn Syracuse 35 Pittsburgh Princeton 7 Brown Holy Cross 14 Colgate 12 Dartmouth 12 Yale 8 Villanova 22 Dayton 13 Air Force 13 Army 13 (tie) Cornell 13 Columbia 7 Delaware 34 Rutgers 14 Boston University 20 Massachusetts 6 FAR WEST Southern California 14 California 7 Washington State 14 Oregon State Washington 23 UCLA 7 Oregon 45 Idaho 7 Stanford 54 San Jose 38 MIDWEST Ohio State 30 Michigan St 24 Wisconsin 19 Michigan 10 Oklahoma St 18 Marmite 12 Houston 22 Tulsa 13 Purdue 7 Illinois 7 (tie) Kansas 7 Iowa St Minnesota 20 Vanderbilt 6 Notre Dame 25 Navy 22 Northwestern 30 Indiana 13 Nebraska 25 Oklahoma 21 Cincinnati 28 Xavier Iowa 53 Kansas St ROCKY MOUNTAIN i Brigham Young 18 Utah St Utah 54 Arizona 6 Colorado 21 Missouri 20 New Mexico 42 Denver Arizona St 15 New Mexico St 8 Colorado St Univ 26 Mon tana 16 Wyoming Swamps Carolina Stale 26-0 GAME AT A GLANCE WYOMING STATE 27 First Downs 11 154 Yards Gained Rushing 36 130 Yards Gained Passing 63 9 of 16 Passes Completed of 17 Intercepted by 0 1 Opp Fumbles Recovered 0 9 for 3411Punts No for 31 so Yards Penalised 0 RALEIGH Oct 31 Wiry Jim Walden's bullet passes and clutch running spurred Wyoming's Cowboys to a 26-0 win over North Carolina State Saturday in an intersectional football game The 23-year-old senior from Aberdeen Miss scored two touchdowns and passed for another wyomirr 0 20 6 0-26 Stale 0 0 0 0 2 run (kirk failed) Walden 1 run (pass failed) Ward 19 pass from Walden (Ward pass from Walden) Walden 1 run (pass failed) At one time in the depression Rickey adopted an entire Class league for the Cardinals but the late Judge 'Landis made him relinquish all except one team Rickey in all of his 58-year baseball life (he's 77 row) has been brave enough to pioneer He'll stick I there and battle them on the Continental too Baseball despite the mismanagement that has killed the minors and at times imperiled the majors is still one of the finest of spectator sports The man in the stands can see every play can follow every move can tell you the status of the game at any given instant It is a game calling for speed yet it is so deliberate between plays that it can be followed intelligently once the rudiments are grasped Football basketball require concentrated 'attention and still much may escape the spectator But in baseball he sees it all The game will never die out It may go back to the sandlots and the high school diamonds in this area temporarily but one day it will be class a receiver ran for 17 Davis again converted Both field goal posts were ripped up by delirious Husker fans who filled the gridiron immediately after the final play Oklahoma won the statistical battle picking up 19 first downs to eight for the Huskers and 340 total net yards to 161 for Nebraska It was Nebraska's first victory over Oklahoma since 1942 Score by periods: Nebraska 0 12 3 10-25 Oklahoma 7 7 0 7-21 3 run (Davis kick) 3 pass from To liv (pass failed) 36 return on blocked aunt (kick failed) Cornell 6 run (Davis kick) Mead 22 1 run (Mead kick): Mead 33 Okia-0autt 3 run (Davis kick) Walker Scores 4 Times Dartmouth Aerials Ruin TIMM" COLLEGE 1 FOOTBALL SCORES Bulldogs' Record 12-8 Masons Romp Past Kennedale 52-14 GAME AT A GLANCE RICE CLEMSON First Downs 13 127 Yard Gained Rushing 161 0 Yards Gained Passing 34 0 of 13 Completed ot 0 Intercepted by 1 0 Ono Fumbles Recovered 2 for 41 Punts No Avg It for 27 96 Yards Penalised 77 HOUSTON Oct 31 Daigenault and Paul Snyder a pair of senior defensive specialists scored the first touchdowns of their varsity careers Saturday night as Clemson's Tigers defeated the Rice Owls 19-0 before a crowd of 27000 The nation's No 12 team moved 81 yards in the second quarter for its first touchdown and then struck o'lickly for two more in the final period The Tiger defense meanwhile limited Rice to only one serious scoring threat Daigneault a 200-pound halfback from Malone put Clemson In front 6-0 by ramming over from the one Snyder a Tiger co-captain from Baltimore intercepted a final-period Rice pass and moved 18 yards untouched for his touchdown Minutes later a freak play permitted Bill Mathis the left halfback to scor Quarterback Lowndes Shingler fumbled on the Rice four and Mathis covered it hen the ball popped into the end zone Shingler broke even on two conversions attempts Ills pass for a two-pointer after the third score was incomplete The lone Rice threat came on a 66-yard first quarter drive that ended at the Clemson 14 when Daigneault moved in quickly to slap down a pass from Quarterback Billy Bucek to Halfback Bob Wayt in the end zone Clemson boosted its season record to 5-1 the Tigers having lost only to Georgia Tech Except for the drive to the Clemson 14 the first time the Owls had the ball Rice moved no deeper than the Tiger 37 A 31-yard interference penalty to the Rice 15 figured prominently in Clemson's time-consuming second period score On third down from the 46 Shingler's pass to end Ronnie Crolley was high but interference was called on Mike Bowen Rice defensive halfback Daigneault then picked up a first down on the two in two carries He scored after Ron Scrudato powered to the one and Shingler was nailed for no gain Snyder's 18-yard run came as he pulled in a pass thrown by Billy Bucek a senior halfback who was starting his first game as a Rice quarterback Daigneault carried four times for 29 of the 41 yards Clemson covered for its final score Clemson 0 6 0 13-19 Rice 0 0 0 0 Clem --Daieneault one run (kick fail- ed) la ease Interception (Mintier kick) Clem--Mathis covered tumble in end sone (pass failed) GAME AT A GLANCE TALE DARTMOUTH 9 First Downs 10 165 Yards Gained Rushing 160 0 Yards Gained Passing 12(1 0 of 1 Passes Completed 9 of 13 0 Intercepted by 0 Fumbles Recovered I I for 361Punts No Avg4 for 305 20 Yards Penalised 15 1 Puget Sound 26 Willamette 7 Wheaton 44 Illinois Wesleyan 0 St Olaf 27 Monmouth 14 Platteville 22 River Falls 14 Lawrence 14 Carleton 6 Lakeland 14 Northwestern (Wis) 0 Iowa Luther 44 Parsons 18 Oshkosh 7 Stout Maryville (Mo) 7 Rolla I Bluffton 40 Defiance Marietta 22 Capital 14 Baker (Kan) 40 Kansas Wesleyan 18 Mankato 20 St Norbert 6 Wittenberg 26 Denison 13 Bowling Green 33 Miami (Ohio) 16 Ohio Wesleyan 50 Cue 6 Concordia 21 St Thomas (Minn) 20 Lincoln (Neb) 22 St Ambrose 0 Salem (WVa) 15 Davis is Elkins Appalachian 28 Eton Jarvis 44 Philander Smith 30 Kent St 14 Toledo 7 Muskingum 27 Waynesburg 2 Whitworth 38 Washington It Buffalo 16 Youngstown 7 Presbyterian 35 Catawba IC Lenoir Rhyne 68 Maryville (Tenn) The Masonic Home Masons led by the amazing James '(Doak) Walker walloped the Kennedale Kats 5244 Saturday night at Handley Field Walker proved himself an excellent mudder as he plowed through the Kennedale defense for four touchdowns on runs of He kicked Nebraska into a 15- 14 lead in the third period with a 22-yard field goal and late in the game booted another three pointer which assured the victory Victory was put out of reach for the Sooners midway through the fourth period when Halfback Pat Fischer returned a kickoff 61 yards before being hauled down from behind on the Sooner four by Halfback Br water Hobby Nebraska Goes Ahead Three plays later Quarterback Harry Tolly wedged over from the one to put Nebraska ahead 21-14 Mead converted The victory by the two-touch down underdog Huskers ended a 44-game streak of unbeaten games for the Sooners in the Big Eight They were last tied by Colorado in 1952 Their 74- game skein included two ties In the opening minutes of Saturday's game it appeared Oklahoma which squeaked by Kansas last week 7-6 would crush the Huskers Their opening drive of 72 yards took just eight plays 11 with Fullback Prentice Gautt slanting off tackle from three yards out for the touchdown The ease of the scoring march indicated a rout But the Huskers who had dropped three straight games stiffened their defense after that and much of the opening period was played deep in Oklahoma territory giving the fans cause for hope Sooners Retaliate Nebraska came up with its first touchdown early in the second period with a 42-yard drive set up after a Tolly kick which left the Sooners near their goal and forced to punt The payoff came on a fourth-down four-yard pass from Tolly to End Dick McDaniel in the end zone The Huskers went ahead minutes later when Guard LeRoy Zentick grabbed a partially-blocked punt on the Oklahoma 36 and aided by a key block by Center Jim Moore raced across the goal Nebraska still trailed however 14-12 at the half on the margin of two extra points kicked by Sooner Center Jim Davis The Sooners retaliated quickly after the second Nebraska TD and marched 56 yards with Quarterback Bob Cornell scoring over on a keeper from six yards out to cap the drive Quarterback Bobby Boyd sparked the Sooners on their fourth-period touchdown drive which began on the Oklahoma 33 after Nebraska was forced to punt Gautt punched it home from the three after a Boyd-toHobby pass picked up 20 yards Have your hat ROHM tlitG new HAVE IT HALFBACK HERO 'Wisconsin Trips Michigan 19-10 GAME AT A GLANCE MASONIC HOME KENNEOALE 24 First Downs 11 321 Yards Gained Rushing 195 132 Yards Gained Passing 72 4 of 7 Completed 8 of 20 1 (L I by 'ed 1 1 for 41 tents No Arc 3 for for 50 Penalties No Ydre 5 for 24 six four 15 and 12 yards and returned an intercepted Kat aerial 27 yards for another tally Walker was partially responsible for another Mason counter as he connected with End Buddy Creswell on a 67-yard touchdown pass James Howard got the Masons' final marker in the fourth period on Et fouryard romp Kennedale could neither stop nor move against the home team's first unit but managed to score twice on the Masons' second team Hardee Lowery counted from the four late in the second quarter and Sandy Cooper climaxed a 78-yard drive for the visitors as he plunged over from the three deep in the last period The game played in a constant drizzle was the Masons' seventh straight victory of the season NEW HAVEN Oct 31 (M-- Dartmouth tallied twice on passes Saturday ruhAng Yale's unbeaten untied and unscored on record with a 12-8 upset in an exciting Ivy League football battle The season's largest Yale Bowl crowd 42141 sat through a steady rain and saw Quarterback Bill Gundy throw the slippery ball to Seth Strickland and Al Rozycki for the touchdowns The Indians defending league champs had to come from behind to spoil the Blue's perfect five-game record The Bulldogs fighting off serious Dartmouth scoring threats during the first period and most of the second quarter finally tallied just before the half ended for an 8-0 lead Capt Rich Winkler crashed through the middle from the 5 for the Blue's only touchdown Quarterback Tom Singleton converted on an end run Dartmouth's victory its second in six games this season was its 13th in the 75-year-old series with Yale and the second in a row Yale last year's league doormat has won five of six Dartmouth 0 6 6-12 Yale 0 8 0 0-8 5 run (Singleton run) 12 pees from Gundi (run failed) 27 PUS from Gundv (run failed) Better sstgotrol BRAKES ArkerV5 at i kk 813 7th Y1 II Florida Is Beaten 6-0 By Auburn GAME AT A GLANCE WISCONSIN MICHIGAN 10 First Downs il 1St Yards Geined Rushing 91 30 Tattle Gained Passing 15 It of a Passes Completed 4 for 21 I Passes Intercepted be 3 A Opp Fumbles Recovered 1 I for 39 Punts No Avg for 39 3 aadd eeaaiiee 35 Completely remanufactured for good-as-new looks and feel Hat body thoroughly cleaned reblocked refinished Crown and brim reshaped to original styling 1 a Allnew lining leather sweatband and trim 4 A (Moil orders odd 0 75 for postage packing and insurance) Principle 38 Central (Mo) Pittsburgh (Kan) 20 Emporia State Stephen Austin 24 Texas 7 Wesleyan 28 Swarthmore 6 Savannah St 10 Albany (Ga) St I Florida 34 St 12 Morris 20 Paine IL Johns Hopkins 13 RandolphMacon St Paul's Poly 14 Delaware St Anderson 26 Hanover 7 Alabama St College 22 Alabama Prairie View 29 Arkansas 1 Bishop 47 Milk Arkansas St 36 may (Ky) St 18 East Tenessee 27 Morehead (Ky) 21 Northwestern Univ 45 Tell College Wagner 32 Ursinus St Vincent (Pa) 14 Kings (PO Springfield 21 Rhode Island Wesleyan 28 Swarthmore 6 Worcester 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Allegheny Dickinson 0 Williams 16 Ildon Amherst 0 Tufts I (Ile) Hotatra 18 Muhlenberg Western Kentucky 14 Eastern Ken tucks 7 Centro StWOM'S (tIe) Carnegie Tech 14 Geneva 13 North Carolina 42 Morgan IL Knoxville College 12 Fisk Butler 33 Evansville 14 Franklin 20 Indiana Central 13 Valparaiso 28 Indiana St 7 St Joseph's (Ind) 22 Ball St I Oberlin 33 Earlham Taylor 13 Manchester I Minister (Ohio) IS Albion Cent Michigan 10 Michigan Mayne St 27 Western Reserve 14 Adrian 20 Kalamai 12 Alma 35 Olivet Hillsdale 35 Hope 7 Armoire St 33 NM Western I Wester Wish 20 Britaik Columbia 3 ANN ARBOR Mich Oct 31 Wisconsin's lead footed Badgers survived a mighty second half scare by upset-minded Michigan Saturday and kept alive their Big Ten title hopes with a 19-10 triumph Cheered on by a screaming homecoming crowd of 68063 the upstart Wolverines played the heavier slower Badgers off their feet after the Wisconsin club raced in front 16-3 in the early moments of the second period Though outweighed about 20 pounds to the man Michigan's four-time losers held the heavily-favored Badgers to three first downs in the second half and wore down the visitors with three teams of inexperienced hut ambitious football players wiReonsin It 0 0 3-19 Michigan 3 0 0 7-10 Earner 33 run tHackbart run) a run (Hackbart run) ktcp1110 flioZwki2n9 Warner kick) 1006 JENNINGS Use Classified ED2-4131 HATTER flafga I tole WOO JENNINGS 4dit Use Classified ED2-4131 Wofford Nips Davidson DAVIDSON Oct 31 (UPD--Gary Whitlock and Jim Benson gave Wofford's Terriers the spurt they needed to edge out Davidson 27-20 in a nip-and tuck game witnessed by 3500 fans Saturday Pro Cage Results PITICUSO 117 Minneapolis 101 Roston 123 New York 109 Philadelphia 120 Detroit 111 St Louis 101l Cincinnati IM NO INCREASE IN PRICES! GAME AT A GLANCE FLORIDA AUBURN First Downs 11 103 Yards Gained Rushing 231 43 Yards Gained Pal 37 3 of IL Passes Completed 1 7 0 Passes Intercepted bid it for 447PPuintirb1 far 10 Yards Penalized 55 AUBURN Ala Oct 31 WPM The running of Halfback Lamar Rawson and a gritty goal line stand pushed the eighth-ranked but hard-pressed Auburn Tigers to a slim 6-0 homecoming victory over the Florida Gators Saturday Rawson who earlier had carried for 81 yards on four tries smashed over from the one-yard line in the third period to give Auburn its 25th consecutive home victory a its fifth straigh this season The rest of the contest played before 35000 fans was mainly a matter of defense Rawson was a defensive hero as well as an offensive one as he intercepted a Florida pass in his own end zone and brought it out to the Auburn 10 to kill a fourth-period Florida threat The beefy Auburn line anchor ed by Center Jackie Burkett and Guard Zeke Smith dug in on its three and stopped the Gators cold on four tries to preserve the victory which gave the Tigers an edge An the series In 11 previous games each club has won five and they have tied once Auburn 8 0 A 0 Florida 0 0 0 0 1 run (nick tailed) VEIV t2JenT111 Sacred Heart Rolls Past Laneri by 26-0 WORLD'S ORIGINAL INDOOR Navarro Turns Back Banger Club by 20-6 0 East Texas Wins 45-0 ALPINE Oct 31 and 44-degree weather failed to slow East Texas State's attack as the Lions whipped past Sul Ross' Lobos 45-0 in a Lone Star Conference football game here Saturday night "GRANDDADDY OF 'EM ALL" JAIIIIARY 29 THRU FEBRUARY It GAME AT A GLANCE NACRED HEART LAYER! 5 First Dosrns ln I Yards Gained Rushing 271 144 Yards Gained Pill Ming 37 4 of II Completed of 13 Intercepted No 5 Opts Fumbles Recovered 0 2 for zeN Punts 3 for 35 1 for 60 Penalties No Irate 2 for 20 Bayer added the other tally diving four yards in the third quarter A 'ailed fumble jet up the score Bayer pitched to Joe Streng for a second period con version Lanerl held off other Sacred Heart scoring threats with five Intercepted passes MUENSTER Oct 31 Sacred Heart's Tigers scored touchdowns In spectacular fashion Saturday night to dump Lanai of Fort Worth 26-0 in a non-district contest Halfback Tim Wimmer notching three of the four touchdowns ripped off a 52-yard jaunt for the first score In the second period he was on the receiving end of an 87-yard pass play from Quarterback Charles Bayer Wimmer broke loose in the third period on a 74-yard sprint for the final touchdown CORSICANA Oct 31 tSpn-- Halfback Bruce Land or twice Saturday night in leading Navarro Junior College to a 20-6 Texas Conference football victory Over Ranger JC Kenneth Lipsey got the other Build touchdown Banger's only score was made by Bill Phillips The victory was Navarro's second against no losses in conference play ORDER TICKETS NOW FOR BEST SEATS- Reserved seats Monday thru Thursday afternoons and Saturday morning Janutory 30 $200 and $250 All nights and Friday Saturday and Sunday afternoons $250 and $300 All prices Include admission to Stock Show Grounds Send check or money order Specify xact per formances Addross mail orders to Southwestern Exposition and tat Stock Show lox 150 Fort Worth 1 Texas Racing Scenes Shift SAN MATEO Cal Oct 31 UPI northern California racing scenes change Monday as the through i breds open a 42-day meeting at refurbished Bay Meadows i 1 1 It.