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Non-Conference Foes Saturday Nebraska to Play Texaa A AndM 'By RICHARD DARKNESS iVnittS boa Staff Comtpaadcnt) KANSAS CITY Sept Football teams of the Big Six conference scheduled to play non-conference game Saturday started today the final week of strenuous practice Nebraska 1929 champions will play Texas A and at Lincoln Missouri will meet Colorado at Columbia Kansas will clash with Creighton at Omaha The Kansas Aggies will open the season against Washburn college at Manhattan Oklahoma wlil play New Mexico at Norman and Iowa State will meet Illinois at Urbane The Nebraska Comhuskera using an open style of play this year instead of their traditional combinations will meet the same type of football when they line up against the Texas eleven Dana E'ible who taught the Cornhuskers to score by passing and running tho ends instead of using -potyer drives through the line' formerly coached the Texas Aggie team Jayhawkers Have 18 Lettcrmen The Kansas Jayhawkers have been beset by injuries and scholastic difficulties this season Eighteen letter-men formed the nucleus for Coach Bill 1930 team and he had almost the full strength of the 1929 yearling team which defeated the in unofficial scrimmages last year Coach Gwynn Henry still is undecided what lineup the Missouri Tigers will present against Colorado Saturday Missouri had only eight letter-men at the beginning of the season and a' mediocre squad of sophomores The Tigers will play fouton -conference games before opening their Big Six season November 1 allowing Coach Henry a month in which to find his best combinations The Iowa State team which failed to win a single conference game last season promises to be a championship contender this year The Cyclones however face the hardest schedule if any Big Six' team opening the fUMMbn Saturday against and closing December 0 with' a post -season game against R'ee Institute! at Houston Coach Workman has six 'let-tormen in his backfield and with the exceptions of guards a veteran line K-Aggie Team Light The Kansas ggie football team with 10 lettcrmen in the backfield and six veterans at their last year's positions in the line promises to be one of the smoothest-working elevens in the conference The Aggie team will not be heavy however and will depend upon an aerial attack and Ipcedy backfield men for its offensive power The Oklahoma eleven still is the team of the Big Six Couch Ad Lindsey forming his team around a nucleus of 11 lettermcn has two hackfields an offensive and a defensive combination Five of the Oklahoma veterans are backs leaving a line almost entirely composed of lettermen Aa in past years the ooners will build their offensive largely around the line-plunging ability of their backs Conference roaches gathered here recently to discuhs 1930 rules predicted that football played in the Big Six this year will compare favorably with that in any other section of the country The elevens they said will have as much power exhibit as wide a variety of plays' and be as smoothworking as the teams of any other conference Major League Leaders Leading Haller Player and Club AU II PcL Terry Giants 151 633 138 254 A01 Herman Robins 153 614 143 241 Klein Phillies 156 648 158 250 "86 Phillies 140 528 122 202 383 By BUFORD TUNE FINAL STAN1KNG National League St Louis 92 62 Chicago 90 G4 New York 87 67 Brooklyn 86 68 Pittsburgh 80 74 Boston 70 84 Cincinnati 59 95 Philadelphia 52 102 507 584 565 558 519 ASS 383 338 American League (Final Standing) Philadelphia 102 52 60 68 73 Tct 662 610 558 J26 487 A1G AOS 338 Washington 94 New York 86 Cleveland 81 Detroit 75 79 St Louis 64 90 Chicago 62 92 Boston 62 102 Results Sunday National League New York 7 Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 6 Boston 3: St Louis 3 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 13 Cincinnati 11 American League St Louis 11-5 Cleveland 5-15 Chirago 10 Detroit 7 New 9 Boston 3 Washington 0 Philadelphia 4 Tigers Prepare ToPlay Lawton Eleven Friday Showing1 Against Strong Amarillo Team Encourages Nor- man High School Coach Back from Amarillo where they were beaten 32 to 6 Saturday the Norman Tigers apparently were in the best of spirits this afternoon as they began preparation for their game with Lawton here next Friday The showing that the Tigers made in the Texas contest last week has given Coach Hal Muldrow increased hope for the production of a strong team by mid-scasoit Outweighed 15 pounds to the man the plucky Tigers held the Texans to one touchdown in the first half In the third period the Norman team continued to hold its own by sharing touchdown honors with Amarillo each team scoring one The Tiger defense crumbled in the final quarter as the heavy Texans put across three more touchdowns and kicked one goal for extra point Muldrow said that the Tigers performed like veterans until they were worn down by tlio steady grind of the Amarillo team He expressed satisfaction over the showing in the first three quarters Believing that his team has been shorn of much of its greenness in the first two games of the season Muldrow hopes to have more than an even break with Lawton Friduy The visitors will have a slight edge in the dope margin as a result of their 22 to 2 loss to Amarillo compared to the 32 to 6 loss Biff Jones former Army coach at West Point now stationed at Fort Sill has been assisting Bryan Griffin in coaching the Lawton team recently Muldrow said 0 Niche aJ Morning tn fcet-p them Clean Clear and 1 ieaithy Write far Fret or "Lye Bock Maria Caw Ptt SJ I OtoSrC'icjt rop coLDS COUGHS Sore throat muscular rheumatic in lies jiauia ALL Dill GCIsTS Non-Conference Games Are Scheduled For Member Of Oklahoma Big Four League OKLAHOMA CITY Sept (UP) Coaches at Oklahoma'! colleges began the task today of getting their men in shape for the second round of play this weekend after nearly all of the squads saw action on the gridiron last week with non-conference opponents Interest of state football fans turned to Norman where the University of Oklahoma will open its 1930 season with New Mexico Saturday Oklahoma A and college squad will go to Iowa City to play its second game of the season when the Aggies meet Iowa university Saturday The Aggies opened their season with 12 to 0 victory over Wichita university last week Tulna to Play Aggies Non-confcrence games are scheduled in the Big Four league Tulsa university the only member of the conference who has not played its first game will open its 1930 schedule Saturday in a game with Arkansas university Tulsa was the 1929 conference champion Oklahoma City university who has been an easy victor in its first two games will meet the strong St Louis university team at Oklahoma City on Friday The Goldbuga showed a strong team in the first two games and the St Louis team is expected to give them a real teat Oklahoma Baptist university will play its second game Friduy when its meets the Arkansas Aggies from Russellville The Bisons won their first game with Kansas Wesleyan last week Phillips to Play Rethany The other conference member Pbillipa university will go to Linds-borg Kan Saturday to play Bethany college Phillips defeated Eastern Oklahoma college last week One conference game is scheduled in the State Collegiate conference Southeastern will play Southwestern at Weatherford Satuiilay The Southeastern team held Southern Methodist university to a scoreless tie last week while Southwestern defeated Oklahoma Christian college East Central will play Eastern Oklahoma college at Ada Friday Northwestern will go to Sterling Kan to play Sterling college and Northeastern will meet the Arkansas Teachers at Conway Ark Friday Central collpge defending champion has an open date this weekend Gentry Making Good in Pro Football Weldon Gentry of Lawton Sooner guard of last year ia making good at his chosen field of professional football Gentry has played three quarters in each of the three games the Providence I Steam Rollers have engaged in so far this season being used st swinging guard In one game 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