The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 12

Schneck To Lingle Pass Wins 6 To 0 For Smilli-Cotton Simth-Colloii high schuol siatijUtM Friday night, pulled one out of the fire with the Kemper Military Acadeiny Yellow Jackets, in the attrmptpd last 15-seconds of the game to win conipirtid 6-0. A nine-yard scoring pass. Jim tmcrccptionv Schneck to David Lingle, drew' the only blood of the game after it ioM was set up on an interception by Vard' pmaiizrH Tom Ferguson. The win was the i the Central Struih-Cotton Stock Cars Will Race Here At 2 Lse Track At The Stale Fair Repu Missouri Misses A Stunning Bv Narrow first for Sedalia in Mis.souri Conferemre. Time was running out when Har- ley Moses, snappy little quarter- I back for the Yellow Jackets.

felL 1118 back to toss a pass to Rodney Mitchell, but big Tom Ferguson I kii Scdalia's fullback snatched ball from the air and down the field. It was intercepted on LINCOLN. Sept. 20 4 40-yai-d strip and he went) Rambling Robert Reynolds is the string, and Winston to the Kemper 19-yard line before back and racing again. He turn- bed.lia.

of Tip- Rain or shine, modified stock cur laces are to be held at the Mi.ssouri State Fair grounds on the half-mile track alter- THKV WE-NT a noon. Bob Williams, promoter pond 01 the farm of B. Robert- Saturday night. If ne- son. miles south of Sedalia we will run In the mud to on Route 1 and came back that anticipated a nice string of bass and blue thrill, but I think this will not too many.

In the he jjkely. above picture are Jimmy Dick- Time trials are scheduled for man. 1816 East Seventh: Maurice 1-30 p.m with the feature events Griffin. 1724 South Barrett, hold- to get underway about 2 or 2:30 Sports Scraps (By D. KELLV S( IU TON) KKT at tbe of Mis.b-oiiM So irhctr: game Oct.

11. been ith tnc goine ihc Tigers put up against the No. 2 u.tin the N.ttion, Maryland. Saturday. A 27 untierdog through and aliliOLigli losing, played ofi thcT than 5n minutes of the game The 10-13 fU-gracr and put plenty of future custtiinei' rush 1 im tu.kci- for the remainder the season.

The game was well ui of i iui and the chill air. men played well for a xn tt their first appearance in 1052. both and doti COJ-tL IVlHIA. OOpl. i hc I niigiit say that fbarics PI.

1 II 11 ho o-or icit la-kic Maryland's proud 12-1'ame winning streak and nal- did prtiua. Phillips was for awer.ti cxccMi'ni i lonal rtputation rode the pitching and passing arm of Jack Scarbath and the churning legs of Ralph Felton loo a narrow comeback 13-10 vitcury todav over the Univer.sity of Missouri's supposedly out-classed Tigers. It was Felton who took Upset Margin ed in the crowd-gripping run to- day as Nebraska blasted South Moses made the tackle. umpire. 0,00 most of whom came mostly anfi hi." Saturday wa superior season.

Hr cd uf) tnifu guard to l.K'klc -n Ruttci- to quit the game last week hen he nndorwent an Want to ioT to "Coi ti ad" Martin, who last was at the Sctiaiia Water ftii a shtH't time. Mar in who up froiu ckn an Hid School of Columbia, played an oulstahdmg game at right guard. Martin didn't a bet on anv hn-h hewdcii mi and broke through the line time and again to break up the Mniw land baoktield. the exhibition Saturday tans ctt'i neo Faurot anti his staff will be this week making corrections the mistakes the team made. This ith the thought mind they have a tar better chance this year than they were given by early predicticns of the land gaii'o today; tries have been in contact wdth Williams regarding events.

Oi this number at 2.5 will announced there was but be on hand a.s entry fees have al- two The All-American Hopes mrilbp 1 Who rode the bench much of last uuuiuci scrrmmage piav Lnigle i usbed the while to Herbie Holru line for three yard.s. Ben- when he did vvas a i a i hi Henry in the time nett then carried around left dm inr for placing line. Schi sharp uvei uic uiit: invu gle'sarmr and he wenOhe distance, League pennant race with curve and he was thrown to pay dirt. place kick Joudi seven Sames Ir to lay ua.s 01 III I U-2 0, the spill and lould not be used OOL IOx-3 9 2 in the race. Golden gloves may be sponsored in Sedaba thiy year providing of can be found who will stay in Sedalia Moo.sc Club taking on tiir o1 tiie Colden dove- with holt an-i the hope to build a tf i A na'cting ha." been CtilU'd tor all ht.

ite Pi (h) ill be lulo al Club Wettnesd iv ght at 7-30 m. this ixixint. it wtl! be exol. tneci 'tu iiov di bc mtvi u' ato it dtrv h-vii- rdiie tut I. to th-'v i-it'-i.

cty.itc! -liii-adv rei' reti lui oHicr "tcpr h.ivi Ix'fii taken io m.ike it to hoki atuaU lai.x ng again. F'ii-t dtnt Pa'bUi? Pa-'f' atlptipled Pa- coijtplettrd iiitrrfeDtfd i (Its P.jnti ij( Fan bles .1 Vio 24 10 2 2 IV went and the ing the contest toward the goal scoring Coach bow's at- wan'ted unom tn. ricalership of the Hem .1 ready thin hair was thinner, aod; and Yvars. Westrimi Rooerts Ihc ear would haxe heen Philadelphia Corwin. Wilhelm (6).

Ktrslo (B) and Burgess. he out onto the field to: congratulate his Tigermen. but re- Reynolri.s 0 elnh -i Buree.s markcd at the sanie Ume. consistently picked Philadclph.a-Buigcss.. luckv can a man be, gains he was unable to get Kemper Hon the Toss away for anything more than Kemper won the toss and chose nine vards at a time, to receive.

From the opening until South Dakota 0 In those final seconds there was little Xebraska 6 20 7 Home Huns ODIEILD tut i.icmg bt'ing ic.si hk ii St ai undt'i the prumotion of Bub The ait to hclfi up half-mile track t' t' F. ir grutuid witli fli of a be rur thi Willi cupfir-eMt ill able ha hull' muujiitfi oi' h. dn IS vitti Tp- ijoti d)v; oiiie t'u Mo Sept siatiatu- if the a pilchout from Scarbath vro and carried it 15 vards 2 fi across the goal line earlv 1 12 in the fourth quarter to 2 '4ive Maryland its first touchdown. 11 It Searbath. calmly pick- irg his receivers under the pressure of dving seconds, who spot- Icfi Lloyd Colteryahn on 26 ard line and opened the dour winning with banIv nuife a te rcusainif-g.

a key ofo fhaf remei erl the onlv anfi raced to the end cent for hridiant come- Kansas Trims TCI Reidi SVa's SI mov LAWRLNCF. K.m.. pi. 2U Cili Rcich. itn IK 1 icfvi: tar at West hh)- m- "v'Io-A'nd hio -'cd'like fa't- CK had it not been Thoma'on hit a htile in the and eaused him to io-se cut irui nf ear and it rolled uvei Well Known Drivers Here Fdftie Schnidei.

troni W.u t. Croi Thompson uf All'io Elici Jiiiv: choice between the teams. They Nebraska scoring: beat themselves out trying to Novak 2, Cifra 2. Reynolds. Tha- trying to set up scoring plays and ver.

Korinek. Conversions. Revn- shifted the ball back and forth, okis 4. up and the gridiron with little Oric Hammond, Sedalia. Jm i mx bines.

Stuekiori. John Bu vt ii. iD to a itrilli.mt att quartt r- luiiav eruineeiing the Javha.sk.x to a 13-0 ie- over Chi vci in r-tiuu gaiee. Reit a iui pa for ooth Kan.HuS -l tne tenriing champion Horned Frogs. He icic'h- ixi Halfback Konck on a 11- toss in The quailcr 'uid Brandebcrry, another ith a arder in final 25.000 fans turned out Players received their usual iec- Hiihbarcl Pleases tures at the half time, and mis- mr 1 takes were discussed and players 8 1 given advice on what and how to if do things.

But the half Coach Tipton was sui prised white' aiKi Fcdcroff- C.cK ia '-anou c.u« in li i mik ij.n started out in the same fa.shion pleasantly with la.st He-an 2 i.u I u. end. as the first with little change scrimmage. It was a knock-down. cither team.

drag-out affidr and a real work Dcising; Cic r- However, the Tigers saw mure out for the Tigews. Easter, of the shadows of the Kemper He was especially pleased with 'd For three it u-vthieg hut the team that rrAf'fl 1-2 arnong the Pif.vutui-ll greats with VI- hi rre vrowd Ii, ouir --d in da stadium they to ua in f. i the first major up'cr of th 1952 sea They i'lpnwlr-; dispose of a terrific vTr-ryhnd first half advantage, hile as though it had the team rank- ing.s followed along behind quarterback Tony Scardino and Jim Hook, and fullback Bill iir.t on the Notion- Point cadet. Tcrps Outgain Tlgerj maragcxi only four date Athletic ationall.v televised pro- mormng-iong rain goal line than the Military the running of Goodw in did of the Drive after and Bobby Thomas. ISl'OH IfrHll drive faltered at the most crucial Hi talking to Coach Tipton time and it started dl over about scheduled games, he riUII 4 IIISOX he would cro.ss those oridges uii liie when he came to them.

His phi- ST. I.UCIS. 'he in tiic un the tr.ick Hall p. of 'icv? uf 'uiTu 'cuu. ratx'S 1 JudgC" electro tr.K-k uf dir Hanunuiiti.

Bud Giri v. iu i tu Wij- iiam iirfurc itn tune Wlliia ins ha ama 1 iC plans car aitti a- long as thr a. ih octorc the kickoff Hist duv U. Maryland's seven ipn ing in inning. the turf a condi- Hie fnwt half.

rushing niMi (inn 6 1 tion. aiio n.ii hou upx -10 15 0 the 1 up rjH itU f. the unlv a tnu' ui tu niuvt -n I Xixui I Seram uv, ai.i i. 1 Sue. LF-F ruoli.

HR Verm-n, again. Although Kemper wa. i- 1 -r' defensive the greater part of the losopy is that the boys Luuis luuk uutli game, thev were a constant threat, concentrate on one game at a 01 a tw iiigiit-niuiii This thread was largely due to the H'ne and game with R. irum tiie Chicagi. biti 1 all-around playing of lit- Coles is his first concern.

right, winnio, the in. vum a tie Harlev oses, in the quarter- T'ho Tiger backficld is small livc-mn nintfi innin, raliv. to back slot. Moises handled his fa.st. The lino features 4 u.

Bon team with ease and constaiuly Lonnie Banks it ns 1 iiv in Will gave me Tioers a lai he in ano Thomas Uvalt right tivr dii iu ire his through the line end. At center position Don- t)ui c. urn pen he cairied the ball. Prepared For Fcrifuson ST. i.rd is.

hci Juc B'- (f tm Pr- nie Junes aiui Burns i ujud niunqjh tor piicijcr should puii througn even if Hub- chel Paige who allowed seven bard has to the platuon svs- hit" in iu sdnig his inn- There ,.5 no doub his 12th M.fov ihe U.xue, O.i, Jackets went thiough some haid 'There nave been nu serious in- vceii. practice in preparing to take care fjyjijjg ihe entire practice r.Second» red Heart iih lloiiotonia I I ''J pi ui nu I' iis- i ui I. Na 1 a eu 1 Ii a. Of u- ie, PiUsiiurg Rulla B.v run mii Mfivrs-i 'p In IVIelirities louniev Jo I Bai ''iqim tcna- Iv tn t.iv ui c.io ui ttu.rr M- .1 al 2h9, r. uu a v.i' he turf a condi- 1 uut on fooling me of Mary- the mpenor team.

gruund out I2n yard.s to the Reich There ir It We." tne tune Couch oi'kmg half through the nave been -'ocond ponod opened up me Riee game ot spread formation, that 1947- 43 games ago. And Reich, five men in the center of the .0 of the huvs rushed out of the five eligible mv in t'ne cribbing scan- ffccivers. lai vcar was in the ric- btandmg deep. Scardino Bip- time TCU to end Jim Jennings atid Roi'kamo that carried the -1 ktCi JIO of Ferguson as they were on him most of the time. This however Ghicago -St Louis OOP nun- U3x- (I ball team Littlefield, H.ini-st Dii.

logue bv San Jo.se State. 9 i IllUdL Ui lilUC. II gave Lingle his opportunity and he took advantage of it when he was 2U-1 I the ball carrier. I Bennett depend too much orii'i nr r-. i- ni on any individual in his backfield.

BOLLDLR. -0 .1 and kept the entire back field de- partment at work, trving to confusei pun, ictuin lui a louch- Se opposition. HU head down proven omii.g iin. riiows up the statistics and fabirday as results of the game. The boys played hard and tried.

Lvnn on.poiiii I.P heVon oTx Bavl.ir Itallv aeyeral other weak -spots Saturda.v’.s mcotlnc vvaci ably come in i mighty Oklahoma in a Bis Seien B.i'loiX Uiiigin Ik.i conference game. Tigers Had The Edge Statistics in each depa rtment fl 3 2 4 10 0 nev OI the so named ruiiiiiC" ul the Spurting I'hc pajK'i Fil 'ISFt. RG. K.IÎ,.. pt.

Ju toi I OM VI I -t OKI p.t V', i C.li'i«."oni, Doristi (7l. Kenncftv cti Black 1 Lt ue ano Lollar: Paige Cinir'- fur non friitf Dc; a 1 -ole (i of li Re ic i to tt 0 take charge" L'tuis (HK iiuj 2 r.ol in to r.t'i oiCh t( 1 tu- wuh tht- -Mild oil' oi 1 .01 It icti-'ivc Imcup evci'N (taiigi runs. Gnlv in liual quarter tmd Tigers Jo vards to the -Maryland aPi. t.c hao cracktxl Then fading deep, Scardino air. loud, did the Texans anotiicr pass to Jennings that "u.o.v' ai sort of an 'kipped off fingers and Ti.e wifh M' rvR.nd’s Ben le m- liurw -rie moved once to Ric 6 1 line nci on the three and 12 a stroo, Jai lut.

to the ena zone with the tht UI ack Tiscr touchdown. Paul Fuchs it wcc Kti uc- conversion attempt vvas III vcai and the Maryland was offside rule as i iq This gave Missouri a upcicitions to the Jav- pcli EooIxh i.ikr 4'. Gctirgia 'rcch, ti ird team in college iinderrated tf.d.a’ i fleet of fuidmen i.nlt-d up a cr the 1 it. t-at'icr fur a immn limd T.v to lie the thet. In 1:.

in tin Giiao I The crowd totaled 19.99.'-!. Wake 17-14 with mlv iearncd tu a.rnnv via the All the scoring came in the iiist 14 t(i gu tud.iv in a hard th. a nu have the Tigers the edge in the three periods with the tourth n.ai ov ucii unusual l.an Ri ii ball game. Penalties went against, qyarter a of mis.sed dent" as a pR.xi! coming uf! man. Dick Iht Bii! Tea the who lost 55 yards, scoring by both tjonch tu take a runner 1 Glenn rurncr.

several times at a time when it showing customary game Bear ch.ogmg the field to steal That all me meant much to them, while the greenness. an otficial'x flag. I'ech couut Thi Tigers lost only 15 yards on San Jo.se 7 0 7 Br.icalu the ru ggeo Bay- looked the tofia.v. of penalties, allow off sides. Colorado 6 7 loj linebacker, the fu ht lo.uoo watched the track The locat power paid little dm- from the Wake 11- It has been 16 ince dends, gaining 168 yards again.st vaid hue to ciima.x a slomtv aiu! in that ig 1 hrpak 2 4 ictiiiix fyotbali battle in which long ictoiw in the Bow over passes and long runs kept a cixivvd Ba.v lor.

of 16.000 In pandemonium. 123, and only the break of Ferguson intercepting the pass. To Take Exam Oct. 6 and carrying the pigskin 41 yards! down into dangerous Sept. 20 ---------------------------------made it possible for the Tigers Alaiitle.

New Sacldlc 1'o Hold to w'ln. Yankee will be Milliani JcMcll I On Baker BALDWIN. K.o:.. 19 William Jewell riefratrd 3.5 to 14, night the With time being short the Tigers his third army physical Altlllial SllflW took a gamble twice in going mr examination Oct. 6.

a date that nine yards to the goal line, both fhid his club in the World. 1 (Mlav At ClUervillC were passes, the fir.st incomplete series it disclosed and another which proved opening footliHll game for ful. But the gamble paid off. iVIarsh, diairman of thtv Club The next CMC game for die. Draft Board, said Jewell Sedalians will be on Oct.

10, whenKhp aider came through State Claik Hai an they journey to Hannibal to meeti service Director Col. Legion 34, will be held office under fmirfir Pirates. Clive E. office wider. f.

fourth. Baker scored in the first whHt Ue Miami 'Gfnl I called In Its edition. 'OOP Fullback Jim Happv Mickey Mantle Rulhui." 'h; cd P.DO M.TO. Se icguiauoii his touchdowns ciune on a Stanford Opens Season tVlth A 28-13 Victory Indians titr rC2U a tlOll umti luv ciiiu their seasonal football bow today fJucce-iul- by defeating the Santa with- year the followmg Rronco.s 28-13. I he defcudniH eligible be atthe sho Coast Conference champion com- devised entry drill bv the Pletrd the non-league game scoring two speedv ccnterfieklrr nal period after being held to a osteom; bone disease, for about fiv in the opening quarter and scor-, ii 1 ed again in the second.

lowa letale Mail IS Wild Bill Schindler Dies Oakdla fa to Pennsylvania ALLENTOWN, Pa. Sept. 20 Welch of Sonili Dakota re- Wild Bill Schindler, 43-year-oid turned a kickoff 9.5 yards for a veteran of Indianapolis speedway luuchdoVn today as his team was and other auto racing classics. 37-19 by the low.a was killed today in a big car event in a non-conierence the i fair. game.

reported that WeUhV fer. a resident of Freeport. N. clima Jnving an wns killed toucndown in the third lap of the second big which prevented a car race. It was scheduled as an Stan Cozci and Dick Mann fired sight-lap event.

Iowa offen.se which mark- Schindler apparently did not see ed up 271 yards rushing and 152 pa.ssing. Cozzi ran over three touchdowns in the last seven minutes of play on of 10, 36 3 vards. enls run. Ha It back Don Mor tiiC winners an I I rt. rv r.

K. N. 1 ri 1 4 ii 7-0 lead. With a minute remaining in the ilf. Fuch.s shot a 13-yard field goal through the uprights and MarvlaiKi trailed by 10.

Interception Hurts ihr it until 1 tRo third quarter alert, moved on the Dick intercepted ft-, iial.i ScN i-i-'iMo and returned a li tcknian tti ni' 33 Then itl Scarbath rtcrbnck. fimioicvi kccpir-; thr piit T. and full- i 1 I Mf XaliAnal I. prcup victury, TCU managt only 33 cl and 129 tne air again the fircci-up I out po.vertui I. i i I'l the re i cc.

.51 Frogs f'l i uc" ni I 'fii I i.ik cal. tin kickoff anti i.t.ick F. Barriti and halfback i JO Kan- Rot iv adrr. moling through in the thr Ter made it to I ith a fumble on finally fe li. didn't let hit ix.v out of the cra -k oc- -ck; inp.

woo a tor. for dii- at fullback puntv oi wcakK af- i.i'A right end. ter fu l'Io Kan- thriiugfi to Mock the conversion 2 peifi'ct attrn pt. lu Buguc T'ie thcti 1 thr ihr Ml to inek to c-- five ked an- the tfic fmld goal atten Dt tn 1 tint made the oo thrir 1 Tonrnci down cut a touch- iiow lot only on top. u-n tnc" the game, ti pi.iiti Kept ICC deep Rut in that It- oan tcrntor.v until Kansas final march a die final fiao up a 13-0 lead ui toe nayoff.

HI He kicked oiit ot Mar.vl.uiti 0 tioumJ." oil tne line the 0 third quartei the F'log." were Scorin, im Maryland: i'le tu im the oall oiilv 29 Touch'dow F'olton and CTolter- 1 K.t,; 1 8 hj Rn r. Smrrlran 1 1 p. iXfW ot HQ hi firOHl HliUI 1 77 71 PhilHClcU'liiii 77 72 7 1.1 7H 73 1 4 Boston 74 10 1.1 St 88 .41.1 28 1,0 0." on Reich's eight kicks. Kramer Think.s Sedgman Will Turn Pro Soon LD.ND Sept 20 ck Kramer, tenni" pnimotci ix'ln Ui the World Pro tounicv here said todav 'I gather Scdgm wifi turn pro after Dav is Cup St'dgman. generally rated the world No.

1 amateur tennis player. is the bulwark of the Australian Davis Cup team and currently is playing in California. The tralians now hold the cup and are The Gulfstream Park expected to have the C. S. team next year will March 4 and as opponents in the chal- close 21.

lengc round in December. Piiint aftei touchdown. Deckel' ris: Makin. Field Fu -hs Point after We CALL and BLACK BEAUTY Alfred Glassell of Hou.ston, is dwarfed beside the record 1090- pound black marlm boated off Cabo PJanco, Peru. (NTEA) under 16.

best wmslorn outfit, men: western vvvimeii; walking norse. best pleasure and ridiiu in ot tht' belli Sunday. K-State Trips Rradlr.v MANHATTAN. 2n inir.v up a e'loilics Uia- a.vca ana four.h quarter on in Ir.c ntrr; lootbdil opcncr 4 sign. His car through the fence and tumbed a embankment.

Schindler vvas killed instantly THE SED ALI A The Sedalia Democrat, bunday Mominf, Nept, 31, DEMOCRAT-CAPITAL 1952 113 so. OHIO Bowl Your Own MtlNISWICK BALL Ciei firtevl (or rour Brooswuk Bail loUav 51.90 a week SfORT CENTER MODIFIED STOCK CAR CFC TODAY-SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 21st MISSOURI STATE FAIR CROUNDS TIME TRIALS 1:00 P.M. Admission Children under 12 Free! Grandstand Free! HOMFIED STOCI CM RACES SWEET SPRINGS. K4ISS0URI TODAY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st TIME TRIALS START 1 P.M. 7 BIG LARGE FIELD OF ENTRIES ADDED RACE Rjces will be held on newly improved 4 -mile track.

Admission $1.00 Children 12 and under free. DELIVER CAR SERVICING THE EASY WAY No need to wait while your being serviced. No need to bring your cor down to the station and then go home some inconvenient woy. Just Phono Weil uo vnur cnr, gtvt it speedy service and it bock to you. Att services guaranteed' HANNING SERVICE Brnadvsay and Hamock PHONE CITIES SIRVICE.