The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 25

A iv lAttMMUUHlIMI iA! i- -wsm -awjBaifjpfagicw igamJbtHdap 'fT I' -T I rr i C'm' aw -ni -V -f I A THE WICHITA EAGLE SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 19 1930 Twenty-five i t- TEXAS IN STRONG Big JimlsKansas Hero JAYHAWKSREPEL LONE THREAT OF WILDCAT ELEVEN I NATIONAL CHAMPS TO START BASKET WORKOUTS TODAY BOY CHECKER STAR WILL PLAY LOCAL CHAMPIONS HERE Happ Morse Will Manage Dallas DALLAS TEXT Oct (AP) of the Dallas baseball dob of the Texas league announced today that HappAMone veteran inflelder would manage the Steers in 193L Morse senior member of the team from the standpoint of years of service succeed JaUe Atx who resigned recently after one season aft the helm LEAGUE STARS TO PLAY BALL TODAY Brickell Smith Winegardner and Others Will Be in Lineup at Island Park Game PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS WHTTX OROCEBT BrtekeU rf Young Ik SmiUa or Backet It Winegardner -Hannih Jiaz lb Newman 8b Harrod Bandera or Vance Cartel cL Wade 3b Young lb Hoge if Dennett rf Asmara Pierce a Orabam Sb Staging 'the final baseball game of the season WaUensteto-Raffman strengthened by a group of professional tossers will meet White Grocery this afternoon at Island park The contest will start at 3 On the Wallenstein-Raffman dub will be Freddie Brickell of the Philadelphia Nats and Ralph Winegardner who finished toe season with Cleveland Both boys started their baseball career on local sandiota In addition to Brickell and Winegardner Ira Smith and Red Becaker are almost certain to see action most all the game Herb Sanders of the Aviators la expected to be on toe firing line when toe game start 1 White Grocery has selected a strong team to meet tho W-R starx They have soma of the beet talent In the city lex goes and will her Lefty Graham on the mound Poor of tho Wailenateln-Raffman regulars will bo In tho game Including Jeax first Ywung second Newman third ana Herrod In The outfield These same girls featured the W-R play la tho tour that Wallenstein-Raffman mada through tho Southwest this season winning nearly half their games sgalnst masculine dubs A nominal admission wm bo charged for this attraction It has boon announced Several Veterans to Be Back but New Men Will Be Counted Upon too NO COACH CHOSEN YET Basketball season will boom starting in Wichita today when the national A A champions hold their first practice at toe Wichita Athletic dub gym to toe Elks building This practice win be dosed to thepubUc it has been announced Many new faees win appear on toe dub that has won two Missouri Valley A A championships Of the veterans only Dunham MCBurney and Davis remain for certain Merle Alexander the star from Indiana win be among the new candidate to be out for the dub Other new faces win todude Dillard Murrell all-Nebruk guard from Cotner Howard Iba captain of the Maryville Teaehers that won the Tri-State tournament at' Southwestern Tom Scott Pittsburg Teachers Potter Goff and John Callahan may be out for toe Hfhry's it was announced i Melvin MQIer McPherson 'star who played with Henry's to the national meet will try out for one of the forward berths No coach for toe Henry's has been selected according to Henry Levitt the sponsor Raymond Dumont will again act as business manager STRIBUNG TO FIGHT TRABI ION AT TOPEKA TOPEKA KAN Oct Herbert (Baby) striding Macon Ga and Joe Trabon Kansas City welterweights have been secured for principals to the main bout of an American Legion boxing Show to Topeka October 2L They win box 10 rounds For toe semi-final match Harry Hutt promoter will have Bus Wail Topeka and James Hindu City negro heavyweights to an 8-round bout COMEBACK WINS OVER SOONERS Longhorns Rally After Okla-' home Scores First in the Third Period of Game WARREN IS STAR DALlAs TEX Oct 18 (JP) Texas staged another conclusive demonstration of its last-half power today and toe Longhorns scored well-earned 17 to 7 victory over the University of Oklahoma conqueror of Nebraska a week ago Captain Dexter SheUey who dealt Oklahoma such misery year ago did not play so weU today but a pair of sophomore backs Key and Stafford bore the ball-carzylng burden almost as well xs their captain does when he is right A place kick by "Ox Blanton sophomore tackle gave the Steers the points needed for victory Blanton's boot from the 20-yard line 30 yards from the posts was perfect The Sooners had let the Steers tie them but they might have forestalled defeat but for educated toe Thereafter it was a seemingly easy matter for toe Steen to intercept a wild Sooner pass xeep to Oklahoma territory and march to a second touchdown The Rteers tackled viciously and their defense was excellent practically all the game touchdown was a result of a pass from Warren to Cherry which "netted 45 yards in the second quarter the Soonen advanced toe ball to the Texas 3-yard line largely aa a result of some beautiful running by Guy Warren but a- 5-yard penalty hurt and Warren then missed a pass from center i Neither team scored in toe first half blit Texas had the iball only a couple of feet from the enemy goal and three downs in which to carry it over when the half ended Observers who had seen tho Loa (borax demonstrate their aecond half proweee la previous- encounter figured that a Texae victory vaa certain aa the third quarter opened but Warren and Cherry forced at least a temporary cessation of those thoughts when they staged their air touchdown acX Oklahoma suffered a severs How Shortly thereafter when Warren was ttaekled sa hard ho had to bo taken from the gnaw Two passes from Xoy to XUlne and omo neat running by Stafford and Xoy continued to the first Texas marker It was scored by Xoy over left guard an the opening play of the fourth quarter after the Steers had advanced the ban to within a foot of the final chalk mark so tha last play of tha third period Texes Immediately began another offensive which reached the 4-yard Uaa but Oklahoma took tha ball on downa The Steers cams right beck after the punt however and placed the baU In position for Blanton to make his kick When eon Intercepted an Oklahoma pass on the Steers 13-yard llna and Stafford sliced through right tackle for tho distance necessary lor a touchdown The lineup: Oklahoma Position Texas Roberts Peterson eeloeaeoetLTsseaeeeoesss Teel LG Baumgarten eeeeaeaaaeaMs BOVlf M9 leiiMMiiiietROa i9aai3diey4 SUtl'tOR Berry iiMiMMBTottiM9iaMt Cook Cherry aisAwtssasoRKeaAswAeiAAg Vining BCUla a a a QB a tin ftlklDI Borah aaeoooataoooeldH tiittieiiaii Pffkillfl WftrreR RHsaetesoaeig Bl8tM4 s-a a a I3s llitsottil BiOVA Scot by pertaU: Oklahoma Texas a a a ejs noooooeesooO 9 0 0 Oklahoma acorin Touchdown Cherry Point after touchdown Mills (place kick) Texas Touchdown Koy (sub for Brawn) Stafford (sub for Shelley) Faints after touchdown Blanton (place kick) Ferklnx (place kick) Place kick Blanton Viner Missouri- Referee Den-nle Missouri School of Miner Jones Tulsa Head Clay Texae A field judge PAULINO WINS 0 Spaniard Shows Good Form i in Battering French Heavyweight in Bout in Purs PARIS Oct 18 VP) Paulino Uzcu-dun the "Bounding of Spafrj technically out Maurice Griselle ZYench heavyweight to the fifth round of their scheduled ten round bout here tonight Francolj Descamps Griselle's manager stopped the fight by throwing a sponge to the zing American experience evidently had made a new fighter of him since his last appearance He battered Descamps battler with tremendous swings to toe body whlch burst a blood vessel to Grisselle's chest The French fighter spurted blood from his mouth in such volume that it ap peared to cover the ring floor Griselle won only the second round but put up one of the gamest fights seen In Paris In many years i Bausch Takes Opening Kick- off and Ambles 95 Yards for a Touchdown RUNS 59 FOR ANOTHER MANHATTAN KAN Oct 18 Jarring Jim 1 Bausch aided by excellent interference made two long 1 runs today for touchdowns i and place kicked "twice for the extra points to giro Kansas a 14 to 0 victory over its traditional rivals the Kansas Aggies in their 28th annual gridiron encounter The first run a 95-yaxd sprint omw tn the first half minute of play when Bausch returned Eldon kickoff running through the entire Kansas Aggie team The second 59-yard run from scrimmage around Ah Kansas Aggie right end came In the fourth period In between times toe Jayhawkexs appeared 'more powerful the Aggies but the Wildcats put a stubborn defense which time after time stopped toe 200-pound Kswsss backfleld with little or no gain only one long run was made by an Aggie Capt Alex Nigro reeling off 35 yards in the lint period Of wnst proved a futile effort The Aggie passes did not function as anticipated and except for (me 32-yard flip from yurymin to riser In the third period did not gain ground in scoring territory On this occasion the flip put toe ball ri" yards from a touchdown but after Price Swartz plunged once for four yards toe Kansas forwards threw back the Wildcats and the only scor- lng chance for team was lost Although Bausch did all toe scoring he had much help Onnand Beach sophomore fullback proved his worth as a -line plunger Camie Smith the sophomore quarterback ran the team splendidly The line from end to end was more powerful than toe Aggies but no more courageous The lettermen Fisher and Cox started In the backfleld along with i Bausch acting captain and Beach but before the half ended Smith and Schaake another sophomore were In and it was this combination Bausch smith Schaake and which did most of the damage A sample of toe Aggie defense in a time of dire need occurred late In the first period The Aggies had lost toe ball on downs on their own 33-yard line Beach skirted right end and Biusch ploughed left tackle to gain 20 yards More line plays followed but the Jaytiawkers were held Inches short of the 3-yard marker Cronklte the Aggie tackle who shared the punting burden with Auker and who several times came within Inches of blocking a Bausch punt was a shining light In the Aggie line and protestingly left toe game -Seemingly hurt In the fourth period The Aggie plays evidenced toe deceptive atUck McMfflln uses Kansas worked from orthodox formations Four tones Kansas Intercepted ''Aggie passes of which there were 24 attempted during the game nine being completed for less than 100 yards Statistics show the Jayhawkexs only outgalned their rivals from scrimmage by 247 yards to 201 and led ip first downs only ntoa to six There were seven Aggie fumbles all recovered but showing toe uncertain action of the backs who usually han- die a pigskin with accuracy and precision Late to the fourth period the Aggie passes worked better than any other time After stopping a Kansas drive which seemed certain to produce a 1 third touchdown on their 3-yard line toe Aggies chose to pass Instead of punt and using the aerial game almost exclusively worked to mid-field The gains came slowly and facing a 2-touchdown handicap apparently discouraged the Wildcat who finally punted after reaching mid-field No serious injuries marred toe game for the estimated 17000 fans The day was cold and toe sun gave little warmth when It did peek through toe clouds The game opened the Big 8 lx conference season for tooth teams The lineup: KANSAS KANSAS AOQIXS Brasil ta Daniels Charles Smay LT Stephenson Alkeion Ml Hubs Smoot Cr Norton Rost RO Tempt rot rt: croBiuti stuck run Ntlur a Nigra LH Auker Zttich RH Swarti Beach SiniDi Scot by periods: Scoqp after 1 Feature after Feature James University of Kansas all-around athletic luminary sends a long spiral down the gridiron great work yesterday allowed IE to beat 1U Aggies He twice made long runs for touchdowns Jim la rated the liest baU lugger of the Big Six for he was elected his regular position at Ur-on the aU-star team at the end of the season last year PHOTO SERVICE LauTODM Kan Basil Case 20-year-old Phe-nom of Chicago to Play 30 Men at One Time PLAYS ON NOV 10 The Wichita Checker and Chess club in with the Central CL A is bringing to toe city on Monday November 10 Basil Case 20-year-old boy America's Juvenile checker champion and Illinois and Chicago city champion The local organizations will select 30 players from Wichita and neigh-barhood who will take the tables at toe same time against toe visiting wizard The CL A checker room will be the scene of the matches which win be played -simultaneously -Checker players who desire to meet the champion are asked to communicate with either Coleman 250 St Francis or with The Central A and selection will be made -from the applications sent In The exhibition Is to be free and should be a good lead off for the winter season of the checker fiends The party of which Mr- Case is a member ds leaving Chicago soon for a tour through toe West to the coast where they are to be entered to some 'of the big tournaments there SOCCER TITLE MAY BE DECIDED THIS WEEK Friends university and toe Wichita -Independents will dash to the final game of toe open soccer ball league Tuesday night at toe Roosevelt field A victory by the Independents will give them toe championship fot the first half of the split season A' de- feat on the other hand will result to a three-way tie between the In- dependents Friends and toe Profs This game has been scheduled twice before but postponed each time The second half of toe split season startg Thursday with toe Profs1 meeting Anachua club at the Roosevelt field i' in of On the U-Aggie Sidelines By KLINTWORTH Calttnltr wf ItIsmu I TMpto SUIg Tutkm a WUklaitw Stefa SI: Goweaga A Olympic Club Us Calif urate Xtvala St racing IX Slmytea SS Panoas CaBtga Drury Wmiem Jewell IX Cteh Aggicg Suathura Callfarala Black Bllla Tcachcra Abartara Narlhara Tcachara lake Furuai BL Callurg SS: Nertkwestara CaUcgc OTatcrtawa) Nartkara State Taaehcra Cellegw 1S Michigan TacX (Haagktea) Taaktea SI: Slaaz FaUa A Eastman Nermal Aagasteaa I Slaax Falla Xaadatyk-Maeea HaafiMHaw Saathwcstera Lawialaaa II: Mlaafialyal Teacher Laaialaaa Callrga I State Naraal Nartk Dakata aalvmlty SI: 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Men's Civic Forum last year was champion of the Civic club league All four of the veteran teams in the league are paired against toe new members to games on the opening card Members of toe league last year in the race this season: Stear-man Hocka day's Coleman Lamp and 8 A Long Electrics The new clubs are Dulaney Yankey Priest Ac Johnson Ponca Tent 6s Aiming- Civic Forum De Molayx The complete program for Wednesday: 3:30 Stcarmaa vx Dulaaoy Taakoy Priest A Johnson Bocks day's vs Ponca Tent A Awning 3:30 Colcmaja Lamp vx CMe Ponim a' A Long Blectrlea vx Dc Molcy BURRT0N HIGH BEATS HALSTEAD ELEVEN BURR70N KAN Oct Burr-ton high school iron the annual grudge game with Halstead high here today 19 to 6 Burrton heady football tactics decided the Issue The locals are coached by Bin Crawford former Southwestern player toe Memorial Union building the local newspaper offices and at toe fraternity and sorority houses to hear radio broadcasts of thegame and impromptu parades and celebrations were held afterwards (Eagle Sport Staff) Time after time at great expenditure of effort and money The Wichita Eagle has introduced the newest and best in newspaper features to the people of this communitya now comes The Greatest and Most Fascinating 4 Newspaper Creation in Many Years MANHATTAN KAN Oct Big Jim Bausch was practically toe whole cheese up here at Agglevllle today That is he was for a good toare of toe game The football player who is the I Whole cheese all the tone any football player anyway he's a super man and Jim Bausch a super man There are some however who saw toe tilt who might be inclined to argue the point ITOxn the opening kickoff when Jim gathered to toe ball on his 5 yard strip and galloped 95 yards for a touchdown the Aggies swarmed all over him Da toe first quarter they tagged him every play but despite toe constant sleuthing Jim managed to break through for a nice gain practically every tone he carried the ball As the tilt wore on however they began to throw Bausch for an occasional loss and the second and third quarters saw him smothered most of the tone He through once more though to the final session and zigzagged his way 80 yards for 'toe second score Bausch is remarkably fast for a big man and just as Shifty but if someone happens to get in his way whom he sidestep he has so much power in that 200 pounds of carcass that he bowls them over and goes tearing on his way He looks like certain all-Missouri Valley material again this season The huge Cheer that rolled up over the stadium at the kickoff eras suddenly stilled at least on the Aggie side as Bausch broke out of toe tangle of footballers to tear down the field with none even threatening to catch him The suddenness of the score was almost stunning end it appeared so easy that It looked like a sad sad day for Kansas state From that time on however there was more fight on both elevens than one will see to tiro or three games and toe Aggies beaten until our Mr Bausch broke loose again to toe last period Vice President Curtis was toe guest of honor at toe day's festivities and toe shots that poured out of the big gun down to the corner of the field as salute must have been heard for' miles around It Jarred the press box so that everyone there was glad that stadiums nowdays are constructed out of stone Even toe presence of toe second chiaf executive however detract any from the intense interest in everything that was going on out on the greenfield One almost got his money1 worth Just by being there between halves Two teams out on the field racing around with itorld of pep 17000 spectators forming a great dark mora on both sides of the gridiron the Aggie band over 100 strong out on the field to the shape of a huge A 18 cheer leaders leading thousands of loyal Aggie to wild cheers and topping (t off a dozen two toilers down on the track racing their hearts out around the ovsi to an effort to bring additional glory to their Alma Mater I was an Inspiring sight and full of the color and frenzied action of a big game There was the usual quota of housetop spectators and knothole sightseers and toe 17000 attendance was probably swelled by several hundred if they could have been counted Across the street from the stadium were dozens of courageous fans dinging precariously to sipping roofs as they anji their fellows in neighboring trees sought to cheer their favorites on It was a great game and even these embryo One Eyed Connallys a half mile away got their moneys worth While the Kansas gridmen know a great deal about toe game of football their uniforms exactly take eye A sort of a dirty white with tiro or three red stripes about toe sleeves gave toe impression of eleven huskies In so many xnafle over flower sacks After all though It really toe clothes which make the man That Bausch is something of hero at was shown when he got an ovation when he came out of the game late In the final quarter that waa enough to rival In noise the loud mouthed cannon which shared in the activities before game time Bemie Orkney another Wichita boy Trent In for Bausch and did a great Job of footballing while he was In tha game The forjner East high boy looks good in the big time Sedgwick Swamps i Patridge Eleven SEDGWICK KAN Oct Sedg-wick continued undefeated to high stood football yesterday with a victory over Partridge on toe latter gridiron by a 60-0 score Beck was the most consistent ground gainer with five 50-yard runs to his credit Jones tore off 60 yards on one dash through toe Partridge eleven and also gained 50 yards on two other occasions The scaring punch was distributed among eight men for Sedgwick Hunt with two touchdowns and three points after touchdown -was high for toe game Jones scared two goals and Beck Chambers QUtes Crandall and Cannon were each responsible for one Eshelman Jones and Beck scored toe extra point after three scares At outstanding feature of tha gaao wi tha Bearing of four touchdown an three play by tha Sedgwick teem Jones received a Partridge punt and ran more than half the distance of the field for a aeon and aim recovered a fumble on punt later In the game to again gat away for a too re Back took tho kickoff down tha field and Httater fullback made tho fourth eeerx Sedgwick plays Barrtea hare next Saturday la tho hardest game of their achod-ula to data Re suite of earlier games an: Sedgwick 13 Valley Center 7: Sedgwick 14 Mound Ridge Sedgwick 3 Haven NICKERSON WINS GAME NICKERSON KAN Oct 18 Nickerson high school defeated Haven high In football today 20 to 0 Kimball-Massey and Morris scored touchdowns for Nickerson during toe day At last the perfect evolved after yean of test and experiment The contest that every member of the family can -can enjoy can master 7 At last rules -you can fathom in one reading 'At last an engrossing game that won on a pastime which the collegb graduate has no better chance to master than pne who has not been so favored THE MOVIETEST is' also a matter of skill in the use you make of your memory i Can you remember the titles of movies you have seen advertised in newspapers and magazines or on billboards? If you have a good memory THE MOVIETEST IS MADE FOR yOU At last a contest where genius is not necessary Classy Dogs in 1 Coursing Event Wichita Coursing association will feature a 12-dog all-age stake and an eight-dog Sapling stake at their meet this afternoon such wen known dog aa Irish Ramona Happy Pat How Irish Shells and Irish Fortune to toe senior dog stake and Dot Cheer Oallant Double Fussy Wine and Sand Fly to the sapling stake the meet win be one of the best held this season Owing to toe number of out of town dogs entered a nationally known Judge has been selected to officiate The meet irill be held on toe Michaels farm nine miles east of Oliver on Central with the first pair of dogs leaving the Slips at 2 The pairings: All Aga Stake Negro vx Irish Bemoan Irish Sheila vx Bex Hare Irish Fortune vx Dusty Concern Naomi Blits tx Happy Fat Flgler vx Soma Dream i Hare'a How vx Cheerful Sweeper Sapling Stake Gallant Pox vx Dash Comedy' Little' Tar Baby va Carrlgana Double Del Cheer vx Pussy wine Faun Ojrpey vx Band Fly GRIDSTERS TO PLAY AT PRATT I Southern Kansas Stage Lines the newly organized football dub composed entirely of ex-college stars win play their first game today at Pratt The first home game will be staged next Sunday at Island park against George TnrUxw i Asquad of 22 players irill entrain for 'Pratt'lt was announced by Coach Mike Vermillion Kansas TOC 111 Kansas Aisles 0 0 Scoring Kansas touchdowns Bausch (1) point slur Bauach 3i 'place kicks Official! TjmIIc BL Bdmonda Ottawa rtfnn Dwight Beam Waahburn umpire Steve O'Rourke st Mary'x head linesman McBride Mlaaeurl Valley Held Judge Fear Jim Bausch May Be Injured LAWRENCE KAN Oct When toe football special bearing toe victorious University of Kansas gridiron eleven pulls Into the Santa Fe station tonight at fresh from the thrilling 14-0 win over the Kansas Aggies- the entire student -populatlon remaining to Lawrence Is expected to be at toe train to meet them Word received there that Jim Bausch toe stellar Kansas back who accounted for all 14 points had sustained a recurrence of the knee injury which kept him out of the Missouri game last year was received with groans by toe student body and a bevy of long distance calls were placed to determine toe extent of his injuries Bausch who despite his football prowess last year was unpopular with a portion of the student body was the hero of toe hour Along rjth his name were mentioned those Carnlq Smith Ormond Beach and Elmer! Schaake the sophomore backfleld tria Crowds of students gathered at Tomorrow Issue.