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13-9 TOO MUCH: MILLER AGAIN AND THE Westerners Wins No 1 Title International New Service LUBBOCK Tex Nov A new football champion ruled over District One of the Texas Interscholastic League today It was the Lubbock Westerners who broke the 10-year reign of the Amarillo Sandies with a 29-19 triumph here yesterday before 16000 fans See Trojans Playing Vols In Rose Bowl Friday Nov 25 1938 Page 10 Annsftntrn To Sepireseinrtl: IDnsttrScfl: All Panthers Must Do Is Beat Tigers ENTY-SIX little Bears went i Muckers Can Do Little On Passes Pass Defense Heineman Best Ball-Carrier By BOB INGRAM THE team that MIGHT have been today had seen its Border Conference championship hopes sunk beneath a Crimson tidal wave at Kidd Field The Miners the team that might have been champions of the Border Conference were staggering under their first home defeat in 12 yean at the hands of the New Mexico Aggies Eddie Miller the youth with accurate passing arm and dancing legs opened the floodgates of the Aggie offense yesterday in their 13-9 victory played before 10000 fans the largest crowd to see a regular season game' at Kidd Field But the Aggies despoilers of Championships may not play in the Sun Bowl game here on Jan 2 They finished the season in a tie with the New Mexico Lobos for top place Since the Lobos hold a 6-2 victory over the Hinesmen the New Mexico team is likely to get the selection Dr Bob Homan chairman of the game committee said that he had polled member schools the Border Conference on the matter and -that their vote would decide whether New Mexico Lobos or New Mexico Aggies played in the Sun BowL How did it happen? By ASSOCIATED PRESS RESULTS YESTERDAY New Mexico Aggie Ui Texas Mines University of New Mexico 17 Colorado State 7 New Mexico Military Institute 7 Western State Montana 7 Arizona 0 San Jose CaL State 34 Arizona State Of Flagstaff IS GAMES TOMORROW Texas Tech vs Marquette Arizona State of Tempe vs Whittier CaL College It will be "New in the Sun Bowl at El Faso on Jan 2 That much appeared a certainty TT Kenenth Heineman and Eddie Miller came face to face frequently in that hard-fought 13-9 New Mexico yesterday Photograph shows Heineman carrying the ball and Mil ler running for a tackle AGGIES TOO GOOD Well the Aggies showed too much class in the air for the Miners they out-gained them on the ground they waste any opportunities when they got the goal line itch and they fought like Tartans when they were behind The Miners taking no credit away from the passing wizardry of Eddie Miller showed their poorest defense of the year against aerials Their over-head game stalled The Aggies showed a fine pass defense but the Mines receivers ap- At A Glance MINES AGGIES FlrstDowos IS Tarfa Gilaei ImUii SIS Tarda Galacd Fasslng 1S4 IS Pane Completed '9 of 14 Passes Intercepted By Pasting Artrai 37 Faaltia (Tarda) far SS ar to get out in the open as uch as they should And the Min-iiaerst who seemed to have the Aggies the -retreat when they marched Onfield 81 yards to score a touched own in the second quarter did today but whether the Border Conference representative would be University of New Mexico or New Mexico State College remained to be decided The Sunshine State elevens deadlocked for the loop title yesterday when Aggies bowled over Texas Mines 13 to 9 Georgetown looked to be the likeliest choice for the Eastern Bowl team Both Lobos and Aggies wound up their Conference seasons with four wins and one loss in loop play but the Lobos appeared to have an edge because of their 6-2 win over the Farmers two weeks ago New Mexico--University athletic heads have indicated they would look with favor on a Sun Bowl bid Some have said privately they felt pretty sure of getting it The Lobos swamped Colorado Aggies 27 to 7 to wind up a season in which they met defeat only at the hands of Texas Mines and Texas Tech Finlay MacGillivray and 'Avery Monfort a pair of classy backs who will be wearing New Mexico uniforms again next season passed and ran the luckless Aggies into submission The University of Arizona Wildcats as unpredictable this season as a day in spring suffered a 0-7 defeat at the hands of Montana University while undefeated San Jose State routed Arizona State of Flagstaff 34-12 In the only activity among New Mexico Conference members the New Mexico Military Institute Cadets marched up and down the field frequently but across the goal line only once against Western State of and pulled out a '7-0 victory in homecome contest' The Cadets had things all their own way between the five-yard stripes but scored only in the third period when Fullback Holloman crashed over from the one As I Was Saying By LESLIE AVERY United Press Staff Cerrespeadent NEW YORK Nov 25 most likely Rose Bowl opponents: Southern California and Tennessee These two universities made commanding bids fo the Tournament of Roses recognition by overwhelm- -ing traditional Turkey Day opponents bid may be less commanding however after Duke and Texas Christian show their full hands in games tomorrow And the Western ace may be turned up without a play on Monday when Pacific Coast Conference members vote on whether Southern Cal or California tied for the conference title will be their representative The Trojans advanced their claim and won a tie for the conference title by swamping A 42-7 They are now favored for the Bowl bid because they had defeated the Bears 13-7 and their margin over A was more convincing than 20-7 victory Already -beaten by Alabama and Washington the Trojans are due for still another defeat because on Dec 3 they face Notre Dame outstanding candidate for mythical national championship honoro but one that will not consider a Bowl bid VOLS CLINCH TITLE Tennessee who with Notre Dame belongs to the undefeated untied elevens clinched th- Southeastern Conference title by walloping Kentucky 46-0 While the Vols must be rated the No 1 contender for the Eastern Bowl bid today they must beat a powerful Mississippi team Dec 3 to keep their hopes alive Texas Christian rated second only to Notre Dame can strengthen its bid for a Rose Bowl invitation with a victory over Southern Methodist in the deciding game of the Southwestern Conference race tomorrow Duke only surviving major un-scored-on team in the country could vault into top favor for the Tournament of Roses honor by conquering Pitt tomorrow Oklahoma the other major perfect record team apparently has two pushovers in its remaining games against Oklahoma Aggies tomorrow and Washington State the following Saturday Following Thanksgiving 98-game schedule 28 tilts will virtually close the season al though several good games will be played next week-end CORNELL IVINS IVY LEAGUE Features of games included: Cornell clinched the title although held to a surprising 0-0 tie by Penn Brown licked Columbia 36-27 Villanova blanked Manhattan 20-0 and West Virginia nosed George Washington 7-6 Alabama edged Vanderbilt 7-0 Clemson took Furman 10-7 Carnegie Tech beat North Carolina State 14-0 Miami upset Bucknell 19-0 North Carolina shut out Virginia 20-0 and Maryland bested 6c L- 19-13 In Big Six Confer" ence gameA Missouri defeated Kansas 13-7 and Nebraska beat Kansas State 14-7 Texas nosed Texas Aggies 7-6 Centenary won over Louisiana 14-7 and Arkansas was held to a 6-6 tie by Tulsa FAR Denver licked Colorado 19-12 Montana scored 7-0 over Arizona New Mexico downed Colorado State 27-7 Raton Seen As Champions Of New Mexico By BOB INGRAM Aggies Had What It Took When It Was Needed AND how is your football hangover today El Paso fans? The New Mexico Aggies had what it took when it was needed and wrecked the title hopes in the 13-9 victory yesterday at Kidd Field It was a' very sad afternoon for many in an overflowing homecoming crowd But there can be no extenuating circumstances nor any alibis The better team won yesterday as the better team often does The Miners played their best but it enough Congratulations Jerry Hines and Vaughan Corley You put a smartly-coached fight- ing team on the team that licked the Miners in the air and on the ground And another -bouquet to a guy named Eddie Miller who fashioned each of the two touchdowns for the Aggies HE Miners were all set to stop end runs of Miller And to a certain extent they succeeded Miller with interferers throwing a proverbial cloak around him made yardage around the flanks but not to any dangerous amount It was his passes for which the Miners seemed to have no defense that beat the Orediggers yesterday But the guy can pack the ball for money a past master at eluding tacklers simply by stopping dead still letting them lunge at him and then going his way We have seen the last of him and I know a lot of people who be sorry aM(Photofl hy phAA Photo Cal Riley Matheson big Texas Mines tackle is shown spread-eagling Eddie Miller Aggie star ball carrier in game at Kidd Field which the Aggies won 13-9 market to buy a district football championship and 26 little Bears came home today empty-handed 7-0 triumph over the Bowie Bears yesterday at Odessa left three teams tied for the championship of District No 4 Austin Bowie and Odessa But the Austin Panthers are the logical choice to represent District No 4 again in the Texas Interscholastic League and the Eastsiders probably will be voted representatives by district officials following the El Paso High game at Austin Stadium at 2:30 tomorrow if the Panthers win convincingly or not convincingly PANTHERS STRONGEST The Panthers are the strongest team in the circuit despite their 13-7 loss to Bowie and if they are not certified as district representatives the majority of football fans in the -district will be keenly disappointed Coach team not only defeated Odessa by a onesided score but the Panthers have the best record as far as points are concerned Here are the records of' the coleaders in district competition: Pts Opp Austin 13 Bowie 62 14 Odessa 84 52 Milner to clinch his claim to the district representation will try to beat El Paso High decisively tomorrow He named Manuel Ornelas as captain of the Panthers today TO FLAY BRECKENRIDGE The No 4 representative will play Breckenridge for the bi-district title Breckensidge won the championship of District No 3 yesterday by defeating Sweetwater 32-6 An effort will be made to get the bi-district game for El Paso at any cost Milner said today The game probably will be played here on Friday Dec 2 Jack Callon ripped over tackle feom the one-yard line for the touchdown that beat the Bowie Bears out of the district title yesterday at Odessa The score came in the third period on the end of a 65-yard drive Webb of Odessa converted and the Bronchos held the lead for the rest of the game' Bowie threatened twice to score in the first half and statistics show the superiority in scrimmage and first downs GRID RESULTS EAST Cornell 0 Penn 0 (tie) Brown Columbia 27 Villanova 2 Manhattan 0 Muhlenberg 3 Albright 0 Franklin-Marshall 40 Urainus 2 Virginia 7 George Washington A Gettysburg 14 Dickinson 0 Westchester 0 Penn Military 0 (tie) Western Maryland 0 SL Vincent 0 (tie) SOUTH Alabama 7 Vanderbilt 0 Tennessee 46 Kentucky 0 Carnegie Tech 14 Carolina State A North Carolina 20 Virginia A Clemson 10 Furman 7 Wake Forest 21 Davidson A Miami 10 BuckneU A Maryland 19 Washington Sc Lee 13 Virginia Poly A Virginia Military Institute 2 (tie) Richmond 10 William Mary Centenary 14 Louisiana Tech 7 MIDWEST Nebraska 14 Kansas State 7 Dayton 25 Ohio Wesleyan A Miami 18 Cincinnati 7 Western Reserve 13 Case A Xavier 13 Toledo 0 Washington 0 St Louis 0 (tie) Wichita 31 De Paul 1A Missouri 13 Kansas 7 Pittsburgh (Kas) Teachers 17 Emporia Teachers A William Jewell 22 Central A Arkansas State Teachers 21 Arkansas Tech 7 Washburn S3 SL (Ssn Antonio) 20 McPherson 12 Kansas Wesleyan 7 West Texas State 2A SL A SOUTHWEST Texas 7 Texas A 6 Arkansas A Tulsa 6 (tie) Hardin-Simmons 37 Oklahoma City A New Mexico 27 Colorado State 7 East Texas Teachers 5A Klrksvffle (Mo) Teachers A Montana 7 Arizona A Howard Payne 7 Southwestern 0 New Mexico SL College 13 Texas College of Mines 9 New Mexico Military Institute 7 Western State i Colo) 0 KOCKY MOUNTAIN Denver 19 Colorado 1A Idaho IS Utah 0 Greeley State 0 Montana State 0 (tie) Trinity Junior College 19 Adams (Colo) Teachers A FAX WEST Southern California 4A UCLA Fresno State 28 Santa Barbara 0 San Jose 34 Arizona State 1A A College of Idaho 0 California Poly 31 Idaho Southern 0 Coliege of Pacific 20 Chico (Calif) uouegt 13 TEXAS HIGH SCHOOLS rthur Central (Oklahoma City) 14 Greenvilla 1A McKinney 7 Mount Pleasant 14 Clarksville 7 Tylerl Marshall (for District Jacksonville 0 Palestine 0 (tie) Gainesville 39 Sherman 7 (for Dis- trict 5 title) North Side (Ft Worth) 19 Paschal (FL Worth) 7 Amarillo 19 Lubbock 29 Vernon 7 Wichita Falls 0 Midland 31 Monahans A Temple 7 Waco A McCamey 27 FL Stockton 1A Lufkin 7 Livingston A Wink 37 Pecos A Pampa 7 Borger 6 Tyler 41 Marshall 0 HIGH SCHOOLS 7ieumcari 2A Albuquerque Indians A-Mesa (Aria) 32 Albuquerqua 7 Carlsbad 13 Arteala A Santa Rosa 7 Ft Sumner 0 Renta Fe 9 SL Michael's (Santa Ft) A Clayton 28 Springer A Hot Springs 27 Jal 7 Raton 19 Dawson A JR3B3 First LIBERTY HALL WRESTLING First Floor Aggie triumph at Kidd Field Bible Texans More Hope Bp United Prete AUSTIN Nov 25 A battered but exultant Longhorn football team looked back today with satisfaction on a season of eight defeats and one victory because that 7 to 6 victory over the Texas Aggies kept clear a tradition that Texas must win Thanksgiving Day games in Memorial Stadium' A shouting throng surged over the field at the end of the game gathered up the victorious players and carried them to the dressing rooms as though they were champions Following on the heels of a freshman victory over Aggieland by the identical score Texas alumni were ready to believe the has begun to function Joy was not lessened much by the Aggie touchdown though it was the first made by the boys from College Station at Austin since Memorial Stadium was dedicated with a Texas victory in 1922' Alvin Olbrich a substitute guard broke that non-scoring Jinw for tbe Aggies when he recovered a fumble behind the goal line with less than 2 minutes left to play The threat of a tie was ended when charging Roy Baines blocked Dick attempted kick for point A' full hour of fighting football was witnessed by nearly 40000 fans who sat in a cold north wind Both teams fought off threatened scores for three periods Early in the fourth Wallace Lawson plunging back carried the ball to the Aggies four Nelson Puett substitute back scored on a reverse off left tackle Lawson converted Centenary Wins Bp United Preee SHREVEPORT La Nov 25 Centenary College today held a 14 to 7 Thanksgiving Day victory over Louisiana Polytechnic of Houston Seven thousand persons watched Eddie Barker of Polytechnic grab a pass from Weenie Bynum intended for a Centenary receiver and sprint from his 8 yard line almost the length of the gridiron to make Polytechnic's lone touchdown Barker converted Caliente Meet Opens Bp AMMOclated Preee AGUA CALIENTE Mex Nov 25 Agua winter racing program got under way yesterday with Mr Blaze winning the six-furlong inaugural handicap Faithful Maud was second and Severe third The winner paid $410 $360 and $320 Midland Wins 31-0 Game Special to Herald-Poet MIDLAND Nov 25 Jay Francis and Wright led the Midland Bulldogs to a 31-0 victory over the Monahans Green Wave here yesterday to wind up the 1938 football schedule Seventeen members of the Midland team completed their high school careers Francis galloped 56 yards for the Bulldogs longest touchdown Harry and Ellis were outstanding for the losers Armijo Park Caging League -Is Organized Formation of three basketball leagues at Armijo Park was announced today with play to start Nov 28 Leagues will be Peewee 14 years and under junior 15 to 16 and senior 17 and over Teams may enter by calling Luis Montoya at Main 2110 or at the park There will be no entry fee League play will be preliminary to the City Rrecreation League which will start play Dec 15 Texas-Exes Renew Faith in Bible Bp United Preee AUSTIN Nov 25 Texas-exes with a vote of in the athletic program of the University of Texas under leadership of Dana Bible today planned a huge athletic banquet at Union build-ing on the campus for Dec 8 5 of football games this year SAFETY MAT HAVE HURT a Mines fans rejoiced long after the were given a safety in the closing minutes of the second quarter when Miller was dumped ivbehind his own goal line But that safety might have olfiirt the chances of getting at least a tie in the game The "Miners had so much steam at that me that there would have been tfca gpod possibility of them march-fmg right back pay dirt if the had kicked out instead of being thrown for two points The two attractions in the game 9aawere Miller and Heineman They JJpffilled the packed crowd with dare devil feats time and rotime again Miller had it- all 'over Hfineman in passing but the Mines player had a shade the yR better of it on the running game Ue made 98 yards from the line 4 of scrimmage an average of SK yards per try- Miller totaled 90 yards and his average was four -yards As far as his running game is concerned Heineman should have a i headache before each game he plays -The Aggie forward wall oiit-played the front line a good part of the time Charley Graham jva -guard was the big defensive star the Aggies The Miners made a lot of their territory over Joe Yurcic star Aggie tackle in the first half but Yurcic came back played a good game in the second-half Barry Pennington and iRiley Matheson I thought1 were the outstanding men in the Mines Inline -AGGIES WORK SCREEN Omitting the details of a drab first period we can start with the Aggie touchdown in the second quarter Texas Tech fooled the Miners on a screen pass and the Aggies pulled practically the same £play to advance to scoring terri-tory 'Miller faded back to pass 5 A swarm of Miners surged after him and it looked 'like they were going to spill him for a loss But he uncorked a short pass to Smith who ran some 25 Syards to the Miner five On the third play Miller slant- ed off right tackle for a touch- down kick for extra point was wide and the score stood 6-9 in favor of the Aggies It looked like the Aggies made a inis take in scoring that touchdown Crhey might as well have prodded the Miners with a red-hot poker For the Orediggers got the ball proceeded to drive straight jdown the field in a series of shat-tering power thrusts to score HEINEMAN SCORES From their 19 they got going A £lS-yard penalty on the Aggies helped Then Heineman on a re- verse made 12 and a first down on This 46 Barrett and Heineman pep-Cpered the line for another first down on the 37 Barrett olmd a hole at tackle for 10 yards They were only six yards from pay dirt after Heineman tram-1 neted through right tackle for 1L ne added a yard on another play Barrett netted two more and then Heineman scored on a reverse (the right the same play that gave the Muckers touchdowns over "Arizona and Tempe ineman kicked goal to put the Miners-7-6 ahead kick a little later ameto a dead stop on the one- $rard Stripe Miller went back to 'kick oVt of danger He either saw that he was too fiard-pressed by the Miners and ho thought he could run the ball out Anyway he stqrled slipped and feU and was pounced upon by i Goal Posts There Anyway THE goal posts at -Kidd Field were still there when I went to the dressing rooms of the two teams after the game Wonder why the habit of tearing up the goal posts after a game hit this part of the country? There was a strange quietness in the Mines dressing room but the players did no whining or beefing They found nothing in the final score to laugh or joke about but they hid their disappointment the right way it seemed to me Victory Doesn't Cheer Hines EVERYBODY was more cheerful in the Aggies dressing room everybody with the exception of Coach Hines He still had a funeral expression on his face a few shades sadder than when the Aggies came off the field at the halL trailing 9-6 "It was a tough he said He was pleased with the way his team came back in the last half told them they were a bunch of sissies at the he said He singled out Eddie Miller as the individual star of the game and then handed some posies to Melvin Ritchey the left end It Ended All Too Soon HE first half last long said Coach Mack Saxon of the Miners had then on the run then and might have scored again if it ended are no alibis Some team has to lose and it our day The Aggies deserve a lot of credit for coming back like they Outside of Kenneth Heineman Saxon praised the work 1 of Fred Barrett and Morris Raney the players played hard football They did their best and I have nothing but praise for Nobody Guards Ritchey ZIGGY SEARS National League umpire who was one of the officials was asked what he thought of the game I thought ther Miners were going to win by a walkaway in the second quarter but those Aggies came back in the third period with a lot of fire were the Miners when that fellow (Ritchey) caught that pass for a touchdown? There anybody close to Sears seemed more interested in showing his diamond ring which was presented to him in the Mast world series games by Judge Landis They Provide Fireworks THE game was advertised As a duel between Heineman and Miller They put on some real fireworks for the fans The Aggies shackled Heinemsn's passing arm but he proved a galloping yard eater on the ground lie and Barrett sparked the Miners on their long scoring drive which carried 81 yards ne made the longest run from scrimmage In the game a 24-yard jaunt in the second quarter sweeping around right end and cutting back -over right tackle to take the ball to the Mines 44 He came close to being the whole show for the Miners Except for Barrett the other Miner backs were no balls of fire carrying the ball Reserve Out Of Sun Bowl Game in Special to Herald-Poet CLEVELAND Nov Athletic Director Karl Davis of West-err Reserve University of Cleveland announced today that the school will follow the policy of "no post-season football This policy precludes the- possibility of Western Reserve playing in the Sim Bowl game on Jan 2 in El Paso Western Reserves athletic officials recently indicated they would be in-a receptive position if they were given a bid to the Sun BowL ubbs Ousted As Hawkey Coach International Newt Service IOWA CITY la Nov New gridiron glories lay before the University of Iowa today as the result of a change in team management which ended Ira Irl reign as coach and it was reported started Dr Eddie Anderson former Holy Cross mentor off to a flying start in his place Tubbs beset by the record of many lost -games during his two years as Iowa coach was dismissed yesterday following his refusal to resign Dr Anderson reportedly was signed for three years at $12500 a year and given the responsibility of putting Iowa back on the western conference map Cowboys Win 37-6 International Ne we Service OKLAHOMA CITY Okla Nov 25 Their winning streak stretched to six consecutive games the Hardin -Simmons Cowboys of Abilene Tex went home today after smearing the Oklahoma City Goldbugs 37-6 H-S will close its season nextT week against Howard Payne Raney and Wilson' giving the Miners a safety PASS WINS The Miners held that 9-6 lead throughout a- vicious-fought third quarter But in the fourth the Aggies cashed in on a scoring opportunity: Miller threw a clothes line pass to Gill is for a 27-yard gain advancing the ball to the 12-yard stripe A cutback added three yards One pass failed then Miller chunked a short aerial to Ritchey who stepped across the goal line untouched Crossing the Miners up Miller threw a pass to Gillis for the extra point The clock showed 11 minutes to ga The Miners had plenty of tim to score again but they were kept pretty well bottled up by the Aggies for the' remaining part of the game and their passes did little damage Garcia Picked By Williams To Win Title i By JOE WILLIAMS i Seripps-HwarS Sparta Writer NEW YORK Nov 25 Between quarters between halves between naked or semi naked reverses what would you say about tonight's fight for the welterweight championship of the world Perhaps in all the hysteria about football you never heard of it But a fellow named Ceferino Garcia is battling a fellow named Henry Armstrong in a fifteen round bout in Madison Square Garden- Garcia is the challenger Armstrong is the defender This happens to be a legitimate championship because the boxing commission has nothing to do with it Armstrong holds the title and Garcia is an authentic challenger There are no technicalities involved It is A against Personally I like Garcia I think he has two ways to win Either by a knockout or a decision I put in with the boys who say he must Win in five or six rounds by a knockout 1 think he can go the limit and still win And how I figure the fight will go 15 rounds with Garcia winning And tell you why First I'll tell you about Armstrong He hit hard enough to knock you out He is one of those busy-bee guys He will tap-tap-tap you to death but let anybody tell you he can knock you out Not unless you want to be knocked out- eleven retained his All America ranking but was moved from fullback where he has played this season to halfback his position of last year He was the only -choice thus shifted Here is the Way they would line up as the best on first and second teams: FIRST SECOND TEAM Feel ties' TEAM Eng Wymtl Teas Jetsnikl Eerdh'm Tackle Benelr Nelre Reeacll Askars Gaarg Helkklses Mich Beetwlck Ala Center Hill Dake Algrlek Tex Cb Gseri Twegiell Mias- Beck lews St Taekle Welff Seat Mihal Targes Eng Teanp Okie Diehl Nertkw Qsarterhaek O'Brien Tx Ch Uaasgell Se CaL Halfback MeLeeg Dart Betteri CaL Halfback Gelgberr Pitta Tlpten Daks Fallback fwei wia IUHLO BT ASSOCIATED FEESS The Raton Tigers were high school football monarchs of all they surveyed today and there were many who held that their outlook covered the entire state of New Mexico Certainly the Tigers established a strong claim to the mythical state championship when they roundly walloped Dawson a traditional foe 19 to 0 in a -crucial Turkey Day contest yesterday The win left Raton undefeated and untied in starts against eight New Mexico opponents of high calibre Comparative scores indi- cate the Tigers aretops in th state prep class No sooner had the Tigers routed Dawson and Hot Springs walloped Jal 27 to 7 than plans were underway to bring those elevens together for a contest Carlsbad wound up its season yesterday with a 13-0 victory over Artesia gaining a highly unof'icial of the Southeast Hobbs hammered Lovington 38 to 6 Albuquerque took a 32-7 belt -on the button from Mesa unofficial' champion of Arizona Hines Paces Field In Columbus Open international Newe Service COLUMBIA CV Nov 25 Pacing a field of 100 other pros Jimmy Hines of Long Island leed off here today in the $5000 Columbus Open golf first round after scoring a course record 63 in practice The round was eight under par for the Ridgewood Golf Club course and followed rounds of 65 hung up by both Denny Shute and Dutch Harrison earlier in the week Unanimous Choice On INS All-America Team BY LAWTON CARVER talmiUMal New Barrie Sperte Kilter NEW YORK Nov With little Davie O'Brien of the undefeated Texas Christian University eleven in the quarterback position by virtue of unanimous acclamation International News Service today presents its All-American football team for 1938 as chosen by a poll of expert observers in every section of the nation To the mighty midget of the prospective Rose Bowl contenders' fell the honor of being the only player selected without a dissenting vote In many cases a special note' of praise was added in his behalf to establish him as' the post popular performer of the year Thus does' the smallest member of the eleven find himself in the role of standout Despite injuries which prevented his playing full time Marshall Gold berg of the powerful Pittsburgh TUESDAY NIGHT I Hobba 38 Lovington A Bolen 27 Las Vegas A Ft Wingate 1A Gallup A Portales A Clovis A Balcony 40e RED MASKED MARVEL MATCHES OTTO LUDWIG VS 3 OTHER RED-HOT i a.