Sunday Times Democrat from Okmulgee, Oklahoma • 8

PAGE EIGHT SUNDAY TOIES-DEMOCBAT. OKMULGEE, OKLA. Sunday. September 19, 193T, Football Under Present Rules Will Be Best Yet, Says Lou Little New Interpretation Instead of Drastic Changes Should Speed Game, Lion Mentor Claims Kelley -i accidental booting of. tho ball ia tha attempt ta recover a fumbled punt against Navy last fall probably had a lot to do with tha adoption of this rule.

When Kelley finally recovered tho ball, it waa oa Navy's 3 -yard line; instead of oa about tho 30. where ho had kicked it, Yale scored as a result and won tho game. In that particular case, I have no doubt that tho kick was accidental. However. If no action had been taken by the rule committee, this atunt might bar become too frequent to be called accidental.

New, with loos of the ball aa a penalty If the foul occurs on tho field of plqg the boys will taka car to avoid such accidents. ptOOTBALL la a great game aa it stands today. It ia baaed on a system af checks and ba ten res that makes gereratshlp and execution a great test of offensive and defensive skill. This year's minor changes In roles, both almpla and uifderstood, will Improve that balance still further. Tho nrw attitude of officials on pas interference, which expect to ba in evidence, will give tha defensive player a bit more of a show than he has had sometimes la tha past.

Aa they aland today, tha roles seem to me to hav reached almost their ultimata state, at least until soma new, unlooked-for element comes Into tha game. It's such a great gqme today that I wonder sometimes what tha old-timers mean when they talk about tho good old days? ate attempt by the defensive sr effensie player ta Interfere will go a long way toaard clearing up the perplexities af the pUy. 1 expect ta see officials more conscious this year than ever before of the fart that the Infraction la not aecee-aarily and invariably the fault of a defensive player. Too often officials have failed to realise that tho offensive player, going down under a peek can also Interfere with the defense. The change la rules which abolishes the second kickoff when the ball goes out of bounds on tho first kirk hi a good oak Hereafter tha ball will be put- ia play on the receiving teams la-yard line or at a point Ift yards In from where It crosses tho sideline.

This ia bound to speed up tha game, Toe often la recent yeark teams have kicked from the sideline, with the ball going out of bounds ta -necessitate th anti-climax of a second effort. Now, If they are going to kick from tha sideline, theyTt either have to kick accurately or giro the ball to tho rivals oa tho la-yard atrip. rilS may give th receiving team a little edge, but tha result will ba more care In kicking off and more preparation for this play, which ia on of tho moat thrilling and Intereating in football. It means better kirklng and any trend toward better kicking in football helps (ho game. Tha committee has moved in tho direction of a mora exact, leas fluky game by ruling that a free ball may not bo kicked 4r kicked at, Intentionally or otherwise.

Larry By LOT LITTLE Columbia I'oivmMy Bead Coocb Wriuew ftor SEA Sera lea a ad The Times NEW YORK, Sept. 1 1. Football will ba a baiter game Mila foil thaa ever before, largely because it will ba the same game the boys played last year. Playerk roaches, official aad faaa hare been spared tha necessity of reading up on aew rules. They'D know whats what from tha beginning.

Tha gams right now is niaely balanced. If there is an edge, it goes tha offense, That ia aa it should be. Power, speed, aad deception, with a generous amount of skill, are demanded by the-sport aa it stands today. I am convinced that the rules committee was wise la not heeding the near-hysteria at tha end of last season regarding proposed rules changes oa forward pans Interference. Tha problem waa considered at length.

But going aver it, front and hack, up and down, tha rules makers could find nothing to put into words that would solve the problem. 1 am confident, however, that good will grow out erf all tha talk that followed last year's big games The significance of soma of last year's major game decisions and tha subsequent heated discussions by fans, writers, and srerysns else will have tha effect of making officials mors careful, perhaps a bit morn deliberate, a a SOMETIMES, believe, a decision baa been mads too quickly. A second thought and an open mind that will not call Interference nnleaa them has been a deliber official are used to bo more cautiou ia calling pais interference this rear. The rules, despite cear-hyiteriilast season, remaia uochaaged, but a new in-terpretatioa allows bodily contact if both moo make bonsfide at-for the bait as Ulus tnted here. HENRYETTA SPANKS MORRIS, Visitors Steamrolled For Four Touchdowns As Grid Season Opens 27 TO 0 PRESIDENT PLANS AT LEAST ONE BIG TALK ON JOURNEY (Csathusd tram Fast 1) by anyone to remove Black frorg the court Glam Flaju Black "My vote against th confirmation of Hen.

Black for tho supreme court, reflecte thou end now my Iriy KeReyh much-discussed kicking of a free ball in the -r iaiNayyjMne last year caused the rule makers to decree 7V bootinj ball even accidentally means its lost at point of foul. HENRYETTA, Sept 18 (Special) Henryetta scored four touchdowns here tonight to defeat Morris 27 to 0 in the first game of the season and show that the Hens will give McAlester a tough game here next Friday. Henryetta made 266 yards from scrimmage to 81 for Morria and made 12 first downs while Morris could gain only 3. Sid Luckner ta Columbia'! gem of the ocean of All-America candidates who soon will be flooding the nations newspapers. Shown above about to let fly a pass, Luckner will do the passing, kicking, snd much of the running for Lou Little this season.

MAN FACING COURT IN DEATH OF WIFE FORT MORGAN, Sept. II I. A latter which Margaret Schleck testified aha wrote to her later, Charolottc, In Cheyenna, Wyo telling of seeing her mother In tho same bed with th Schleck hired man, Ben Faurot, waa read Into tho record today at the trial of Emtal Schleck, 41, on a charge of 'murdering hia wife. Margaret testified on behalf of her father, who la accused by th tata of killing Faurot II. and NZ 80HNG CARNIVAL BV A LAX (illllD NEW YOltK, Bepl.

IS. (P) The nearest thin to a puslllnlc world war" since the gas-lit days of the cay It's trill be put on' Thursday night at the Polo croundi while the American Ltfion la in -'Notwithstanding opposition from th own fistic party, an aU-amateur show, on the same nlfht. at the Madison Square cardan bow Promoter Alike Jacobs will produce his "cat nival of champions'' ns the climax event of the outdoor 'boxing season "Jn New a Three world championships will be ai.stalte on the mime evenlnc for- the first time in fistic history. New Orleans furnished tits nearest parallel, hi when un successive niirliLi Jack McAuliffe knocked out liilly lijtr hi defense, of the lightweight crown; licorge Olson whipped Jack Mkelly to keep the featherweight tills and, as a crand cllmaxi Uenllenian Jlln Corbett knocked -out John. L.

Sullivan in tlta first. g.ov fight for the heavyweight championship. At next week's all-star show, Blxlo Escobar; Lou Ambers and Bpi-uey ituss, holders of world welch and' welaterweicbt crowns wilt meat the challcnsera of Harry Jeffra of -Baltimore, Iedro Montanas of Puerto llicu, and Ceferinu Garcia of the Philippines, A fourth major attraction Involves Alarccl Thil of Prance, holder of the European ralddlewelcht crown and claimant of the world title, versus Fred Aposloll of Kan Francisco. By official edict, however, this has been stripped of title significance. The recognised world IKO-puund tltleholder in this country la Preddie Dteelt of Tacoma, Wash.

All four bouts will ba over the championship distance of IS rounds. If all co the route, there will lie mors than four hours of fisticuffing. Tha carnival of champions Is axpacied to draw a crowd of tl.OUO and attract cross cats receipts of 1319,000. Tha alcht principals have been guaranteed close to 300,00. Experts ihars the wactrinc opinion, that Boss ia tha bast bet to retain hia title and Montanas the favorite challencer.

Escobar rules alight choice over Jeffra, who calned decision over the Puerto Rican In two ovafwelght matches. Football Results COLLBGH Uatanity af Arkansas Fisshaas 0. Trias Twk Arfaaha Cuts ft. Elsa- rallasa lltfslsatas. Vs.) IS; Yir-tisis HflUary larlUstr ft, Saadi CsrsUna 40: Xwaiy sad Harry 7.

OMe Urlvmil 10; Bis Gnsda rol-kn a North CarrUsa State 0: Dsvkm I. Wathiastas Slate. Whitens A Vinrfan Trrh IT: Hoasaht T. Maakate iMIm.) -Tssthsis Caath Dakota State 4k OHadal Wsffsei S. 1 terry and Htsry Ti'Sonth Carotin 4k Itats Normal (Shrsnyort) Coatee-aiy ritsnsa 44 Pimkrtatlaa Aitnaasa Stela Oklahoma no Cmtial IS; layia Oklahoma Cltr Capital HUI 30; Hobart I WrathrrforJ 14: Thomas It.

Chirkaaha 10: Waartka Itewtea 14: Walttra Neraua lrn Htevrasr II: Pbiwm 11. pootball anoacs Blah Schaal Talsa 0: Claramora a (tit). Muakosaa MeAlaaUr Hmfyqtta- ST Morria Tahlaqaah Waatrills Bt. (Marhosarl lallitew 11 hawaaa it; HallarvlUa Wrlartka Firm Oiltoa Brirtow Sk Taha Kart Caatisl Brskss Arras u. Rkiatook CsillaavUlo (tit).

Poses CHr ST; Dsrasport Cswate Hominy Haekail If: Wihr Hasrasar It; Fasam 1L Ml lor 17: Fateaa Said Chanhaa Ysls Fairrlrw TEXAS PLAYOFFS DALLAS, BepL 'll (P) Knotted at two triumphs each for tha four (asms left scrapping in tha Taxes League's Shaughnnsy playoff, finalists will ba determined at Fort Worth and Oklahoma City Sunday afternoon, Tallor-mads for a thrilling windup In both aeries, Fort Worth tries to turn back Tulsa, but year's Dixie champions, and San Antonio makas Its last effort to head off tha full season leaders, Oklahoma City Indiana. Ed (Bear Tracks) Greer, the nangllng righthander who stopped Tulsa In tha second game, probably will taka tha hill for tha Panthers. 1 Either LtehtI or Irv Stain would be Manager Bruc Connat-ser's likely mound 'choice. San Antonio probably will depend upon Klmbcrlln to put them Into the titular playoff. Oklahoma City will aak Workhorse Ash Hll-lln, tha league's r.

loading twlrler with' IT triumpha.no turn back the Miamians. A postal! gsnerally It picked to out-punch the bald headed Frenchman, ThIL PRAGUE CREW, GO WELEETKA, Sept. II (Special) The Weieetkm Outlaws ran Into an unexpectedly tough opponent here this afternoon, but put acroaa a touchdown in tha third quarter to defeat Prague, I to 0 to win the first football game of tho season. Newton, Outlaw halfback, scored from the li-yard Una around left end' for the only touchdown. An attempt to run th extra point across failed.

Wtleetka threatened twice later In tha gam, but tha attack was halted by Prague. Today's gam waa between two of the moat evenly matched teams aver seen hare. 'Walaatka'a second gam will ba hers Oct. 1, with Bowlegs. PBORABLE MTCHBBg -NEW YORK.

Sate. IX (P) PrahaUs gitehsrs la tea under laaisa late acre wi Dstnlt at Now York Wad (M) sr Askar (14-1) vs. Bsdlsy (11-4). St. Lass st Bootes (D Hlldthnsd (1-17) and Ksidt 11-17) vs.

Narrate (it-IP) aad Walters (Ml. Cteraiamd st PMhdakhis ID-Wln (M) and GsMteuas (l-ll) va. Daaa (M) aad Caatar (11-17). Chicas at WaaMastas (I) fttrsttas (14-1)) aad Krasady 113-11) va. Chase (4-1) sad Asdsiam (M).

Xatiaaal Maw York st St. Loali Itesrhsr (11-lt) vs. Daaa (ll-ll). Brook tra at Ckicase Batater (lft-ll) vs. Davit (7-4).

Bootes st Ciaalmatl (I)' Tonwr (1M) and Bkoffsar (1-1) vs. Ichstt (I-14) aad Grtaote (lt-li. Philsdaipkia st Pittiharsh (I) Jstouna (4-101 aad Mnksky (1-17) vs Lscat (M) sad Barn (1M). CCC CAMP TO PLAY NEGRO TEAM TODAY Tha Okmulgee CCC camp baseball team will seek Its llth win of th season In a gam at Rabum park this afternoon with th Okmulgee Drillers, local negro team, Th camp nine has won 11 games, losing only 4 this season. Nimrod Riley, former pitcher for Pittsburgh Plato Glass; Haskell Messer of th Hugo Titters, Otia Sullivan and Roman Grayson of tHO Wetumks Independents; Hnppy" Kane are among the CCC pteyera.

hiar.ing line-up for th CCC camp today will ba lb; Carlton, If; Kane, Sullivan, lb; Casey, cf; Grayson, rf; Shermtnt, Lonsdale, lb; and Rllay, p. Tha Driller battery will be Boas and Wilson. Tho gam will called at 1:10 p. m. A section of tho grandstand la to reserved for white persona.

Thera are TOO, 001 Moslems in Palestine and only about 171,000 Jawa MALARIA ARTHRITIS! i Judgment of the utter unfitness of hia nomination, regardless of th Ku Klux Klan rharges," Glam mid. From Sen. Lonergan (D-Conn)' ami a statement aaying Judgment hould ho withheld until Black poke. The first responsibility of horn-Inatlons reate with tha preaidant making them, said. From Senators Pepper and Andrews Ruiaril (D-Ga) and Schwarts (D-Wyo) cams statements praising Black and saying tha charges originated with confirmed enemies of tho administration.

Details Incomplete Whatever ktr. Roosevelt's feelings on the subject, he mid word as ha worked over the final details of hte Itinerary for tha western trip, though In his test night's speech he had mid with! some emphasis strong words about intolerance ot all aorta. --The final plana for the trip td the Pacific coast will be worked out at Hyde Park. He leave there Wednesday. Tha route will take Mr.

Rooee-velt across the home states of several of tho senators who opposed tho court plan. Regardless of What It If Its Electrical Phone 3 4 5 Penn Electric Service aie w. ath HOT SHUNS Natiaoal Pork ARKANSAS then Mra. Vivian Schleck 43, with blows of a newly sharpened ax. Charlotte testified that aha let father read th letter In Chey-the night before the tragedy.

He seemed dumbfounded, she eld. When any group tries to rush important changes into our government when Important facta are mis-stated or significant Information ta withheld, or thoughtful deliberation ta abut off In tha name of emergency, the public he a right to ho suspicious. Alt U. London. 171(8117 AUXWW1" Bennlght, fleet Henryetta halfback, made two of tho four touchdowns.

In tha first quarter be scooted around right and ran 30 yards to tha Morria goal line. Hires plays later ha ran 1 yards on tha same typo of play for another tally. Balxar, halfback, made both attempts for extra point In th third quarter Sharp, fullback, tataralcd to Baliar on the Morris 11-yard line end ha went across for tha third touchdown. His kick was good. On tha next play after th )lck-off to Morris, Henryetta right end.

Intercepted pass on tho Morria 1S-yard strip and made his way to tha goal. Sa liar's attempt for the fourth point was not good. -Morria took to th air for' II puses and' completed four for a total of IS yards; hut made no serious threat to th Henryetta goal line, although Morria forward lateral In the teat tarter brought spectators to their feet Henryetta ailed to complete a pass In thras. attempts. Both teams draw five penalties, and both lost tha ball on downs ones.

Henryetta lost I i yards from scrimmage through good playing of Buss, Morris quarterback, and Carlton, Morris guardi Balxar 1 and Bennlght were the outstanding backs for Henryatta and Lowiy and Watson warn good in th guard positions. Dooley, quarterback, waa th bast ground-gainer for Morria Tho starting Henryetta lins-up was D. Stanford, la; Marshall, It; Lowry, Ig; Decker, Watson, rg; Willard, rt; Oestarla, rs; Gibson, qb; Bennlght, Ih; Balxar, rh, and Sharp, fb. Substitutes ware Wlllte, Sigenthaler, Wella Bullins, Rodgers, Harter, Owens, Shlrey, Johnson, little, Massey and LaCour. Treaae, la; Carlton, it; Daaa IS! Green, Kally, rg; Corbin, rt; Gay, re; Buaserqb; Denton, lb; Dooley, rh; Evans, fit.

OKEMAH TO MEET BEGGS ON MONDAY OKEMAH, Sept, II (Special) Okcmah will meat Begge her Monday night In th first Creek Conference football gam tha C. C. Kellar, new Okemah ath-letta coach, and Russell Llpe, assistant, have had their hoys going through light scrimmages this week. The Okemah team uses a ingle wing back formation. Officiate for tho game pill be Jimmy LaRua, Henryetta; AI May dan, Weleetka; and Charlie Benson, Okemah, STORMS IX WARNING NEW ORLEANS, SepL IS, (F).

Th weather bureau tonight ordered southeast atom warnings hoist-ad of Now Orteana to Cans-ball; and warning flags luw. ered west of Morgen City, Ia, to Corpus Chrteti, Texas, as a moderate tropical disturbance in the Gulf of Mrxleo continued to move northeastward. MAYFIELD WINS PI-AY MAYFIELD, Ky SapL II OPh-Tha Mayfield Clothisra annexed tha Kitty Laagu playoff champion, hip tonight by defeating tha Fulton Eagles, I to 4, for thair fourth victory In five game a Among tha earliest users of flngerprlnla were th Chinese, who sealed documents with their thumb' prints. This ia ona of the aarllast known uasa of mo identifying marks Tha manufacture of artificial row's milk from vegatabtes ta provided for la a British patent uf 1919. World production of ellver ta estimated at 111,999,999 ounce.

AUI (ENSIGNS Allan Keen, formerly of Okmulgee. has signed this year with tha Philadelphia Eaglea profemlonal football team, and ia ranked as one of tha beat backs of tha team, according to training reporta Keen, atar halfbark In HIS and 1010 for Arkansas University, tips tha aealea at 174 pound and is th fastest man on tho Eagte squad. Ha resigned a Job aa coach at an Arkansas school this fall to play professional hall. Last year lie scored Arkansas winning touchdown against Rice and starred In all of hia team's Keen played football two yean at Connors Agricultural college before entering Arkansas and was ehoaen aa th outstanding athlete of the agricultural school. Coached there by Paul Krats, Kean waa an out standing track team member, running tha quarter mile, hurdles and running on tha relay team, and was a member of th basket hall squad.

Tha athlete attended grade school and a year In high school at Wilson, consolidated, be. fore, going to th agricultural col lege. His sister, Mlaa Keen, is a high school teacher her. A brother, Homer Keen, is wall known her aa a baseball player. Salvag operallone on tha Latina, British ship wrecked off tha Dutch coast in 1791, ara expected to net nearly $10,000,009 la sunken treasure.

Evans Denying -Black in Klan Florid-faced Hiram W. Evani, Imperial Wizard of Uib Xu Klux Klan, is shown above pounding a heavy flat Intp his hand to emphasize that Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black "ig not now a member of tho Man. Evans aid ha did not hava lmrae-diata accetg to records which would show whether Black ever belonged to the hooded order, IB It BLATZ BEER, (1 AA Case vl vf JACK HORNER GRO. PHOXR tie FROM COAST TO COAST, THEYRE TOPS Hu Ariiaftm alien yon eoapbte foeilitits far treating Malaria, arihritfa, high blood pmsore, etc, fat Hot Springf heoliaf llodio-Active wqton. '(Both Homo right ia tbe hotel) High np ia tho Ozorit oltitudn, this fa moos resort establishment now odd the astro inducement of alr-cenditiMed comfort in a graup of guest rooms, subject to advance reoepatioa.

Vocation direnian golt fchiag, water sporto ail in a natural playground region -af inspiriiig mountain Keaery. For FREE booklet and reservations at ottrsetiv iperiol rates, address W. CHESTER General Manager. Arlington Hotel Baths Hera's how Th Times' staff of -foot ha II coaches will rover the nadon's gridiron front through XEA Serviog this fall. West to mat, Claude JS.

(Tiny) Thornhill of Manfard will handle tha Pacific Coast, Berate Merman of Minamata will rrport on the Mg Trn, Dana X. MMe of Texas will rover the Kanlli western and Mg Mx Confer ikts, Wallace Wed of Duka will toll all about Dixie, sad lata Mill of, giumbte will review tho Knot..