Corpus Christi Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 29

Minnesota Missouri 34 Indiana 0 Michigan 13 Great Lakes 7 Wisconsin 0 Illinois 0 Pittsburgh 23 Villanova 6 Buckncll 21 Cornell 7 Syracuse 26 Purdue 14 Marquette 14 Duke 60 13 So Carolina 0 SECTION SPORTS and CLASSIFIED Sunday Sept 23 1343 i Sports 12 3 Sports Barker 1 Doc's Dope 1 Oil 4 Classifieds 5 6 7 NATB Comets Flash Power in Trouncing Rice Owls 26 to 13 Late Rally Gives Longhorns 13-7 Win Navy Machine Hits Pay Dirt In Each Period gave the Longhorns a 7-0 halftime lead 1 Bergstrom Field came to life in the third quarter and marched 63 yards for a touchdown with Walter Davis plunging over from the one-yard line after a pass interference ruling had given the Fliers a first down on the Texas 27 Byron Gillory who did not play gained 139 of 240 yards rushing and passed for 88 of the 93 yards gained through tiie air His beautiful 22-yard pass to Munroe Harrelson a TCU let-terman last season netted first touchdown in the second quarter and conversion Welters Headline USO Boxing Show A couple of classy welterweight bouts will headline the Tuesday night amateur boxing show at the USO Club on The Hill the last in a summer series of events sponsored by The Caller-Times A grand finale is planned on the night of Tuesday Oct 9 at Town Hall arena when the newspaper! present an all-star amateur show open to all simon-pure leather tossers age 16 or over Matchmaker and referee Mike Delaney who has been arranging the summer series teurs Mooney is home on leave from Navy service In other bouts scheduled Tuesday night Robert Villareal 128 of Brownsville battles Arturo Escobar 130 and Rusty Maddox a 128-pounder tangles with Grady Hale weighing in at 130 pounds Four other bouts will be to the card Delaney announced The matches are staged at no admission charge lo the public and the boxers received merchandise awards from The Caller-Times Comet Could Be Very Tough Ball Club Owen extra-point kick was batted up in the air by a Texas lineman but dropped over the crossbar to tie the score at 7-7 With eight minutes left to play the Longhorns launched a 53-yard drive for the winning tally Brechtel slashed through tackle for 13 yards and then circled end for 20 yards and a first down on the Bergstrom 20 Harrelson carried to the 14 and Brechtel fought his way to the four-yard line from where big Arthur Sweet 190-pound freshman fullback rammed it across Brechtel's conversion was low but it didn't matter because Texas held onto the ball until the final gun The Longhorns almost scored again in the closing seconds when Brechtel and Sweet drove to the Bergstrom 8-yard line but Jack Halfpenny's fumble lost 12 yards and the game ended with Brechtel racing to the 10-yard line Aside' from their third-period touchdown only threat came In the first three minutes of the game when guard Robert Connelly recovered Brechtel's fumble on the Texas 22 Price shut a pass to end Andrew Bircs tin the 7 but the Longhorn line smothered three plays and tackle Dick Shellogg's field goal attempt was low Early in the second quarter with no score as yet Brechtel passed 44 yards to Harrelson for a touchdown but the play was called back and Shellogg and All-America end Hubert Bcchtol were both banished from the game for slugging Cards Cut Cubs Lead Half Came ST LOUIS Sept 22 0Y) The St Louis Cardinals sliced the margin between them and the league leading Chicago Cubs to a game and a half tonight by trouncing the Cincinnati Reds 9 to 4 in the first of a two-game series at Sportsmans Fark Pressing hard behind the Cubs In the pennant race the Cards collected 17 hits while their ace righthander Charles (Red) Barrett gave up 12 safeties to win his 23rd victory of the year Ed Heusser the losing pitcher was knocked from the mound and relieved in the seventh by Vernon Kennedy AUSTIN Sept 22 Freddie Brechtel 160-pound Navy transfer from Rice and Southwestern led the way as the Texas Longhorns rallied in -the last six minutes to defeat the massive Bergstrom Field Troop Carriers 13-7 in the season's opener here today Brechtel replacing the injured Haas Manages Baseball Team Southern Select Makes Bow in Game Here Today The Southern Select baseball team will make its initial showing of the year this afternoon with the Nuevo Laredo Mexico team at Fireman's Park on Buffalo Street The Mexican club has some of the best talent in Mexico to bolster its squad Nuevo Laredo met al most every known club in Mexico this season and lost only three games Such a record cannot be taken lightly and the game should be a test for the untried Select men The Select team is sponsored by Gabe Lozano with the former Texas University outfielder and Corpus Christi Football star Charlie Haas as team manager Manuel Maizumi business manager of the locals has lined up a series of games with leading ball clubs of Mexico Thtse games may be the starting of a regular schedule between leading Mexican and Texas semi-pro ball teams in this section The well known Jose All-Stars from San Antonio will appear in the local park at some later date this season Some of the best local talent available both from civilian and Navy sources will be seen in Southern Select uniform Some of the better known amateur players on the squad are Tommy Cry er Jack Grant Macedonia Herrera and Haas HOW THEY Results AMERICAN LEAGUE New York Boston 1 Washington Philadelphia 0 St Louie 0 Detroit Chicago Cleveland NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Chicago postponed rain Cincinnati 4 St Louis Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn Boston New York 2 International Playeff Gama Baltimore I Montreal 1 Where They Play AMERICAN LEAGUE St iyuiis at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia (I) New York ar Boston 2 Chicago at Cleveland NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Chicago (Z) Cincinnati at St Louie Boston at New Tork IZ) Philadelphia at Brooklyn S) Team Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE of boxing programs announced yesterday that Johnny Tompking 144 and Mario Vega 143 would meet in one of the top bouts on the USO card Tuesday night Louis Skrobarczyk popular loc-j al amateur and Golden Gloves battler is back from maritime service and will be matched with Joe Valdez or Billy Mooney another pair of well-known ama Football College SOUTHWEST SMU 51 Blackland AAF 6 Texas 13 Bergstrom Field 7 Arkansas 12 Barksdale Field 6 Texas 54 Ellington Field 6 Oklahoma 21 Hondo Air Field 6 Texas Tech 7 Southwestern 0 Baylor 32 West Texas 0 Eastern New Mexico College 9 New Mexico University 78 Kansas 9 TCU 18 MIDWEST Illinois 23 Pittsburg 8 Indiana 13 Michigan 7 Minnesota 34 Missouri 0 Nortwesiern 18 Iowa State 6 Purdue 14 Marquette 13 Wisconsin 6 Great Lakes 0 (Tie) Oberlin 33 Ohio Wesleyan 9 Miami 33 Rowling Green 6 llepau 13 Wabash 7 Western Michigan State 21 Alma 13 Iowa State Tearhers 38 Iowa Central 14 Indiana State Teachers 26 Illinois State Teachers 6 FAR WEST Fort Warren 6 Colorado 6 I California 13 I Nevada 65 Pocatello Marines 0 EAST Cornell 28 Syracuse 14 Middlebury 9 14 Virginia 42 Otterbetn 7 Franklin and Marshall 7 Urs-slnus 0 Swarthmore 28 Muhlenberg 8 Villanova 19 Bucknell 7 Rennsefaer 39 Worcester 0 Scranton 29 Lockhaven Teachers 7 SOUTH Virginia 39 Coast Gnard 9 Clemson 76 Presbyterian 9 First Air Force 7 Air Transport Command 7 (Tie) Jacksonville Naval 35 Miami NTC 6 Virginia Military 37 Emory Me Henry 9 North Carolina 6 Camp Lee Georgia 49 Murray Ky Tearhers 6 Duke 66 South Carolina 6 Southern Illinois Normal 6 Arkansas State College 6 North Carolina State 47 Milligan 12 A Diagnosis of Sportsman! By (Dec) Horten Many rabid supporters of Corpus Christi High Buccaneers are coming in with suggestions that the school would do well to organize an all-girl Pirate drill squad to add color to the throat and strut section The maneuvers of the ing Greenville High School's colorful girlie crew here Friday night drew considerable favorable comment Fans remember too the famed Orange High School color outfit which appeared here several years ago Buc fans would like to see a squad of the CCHS girls clad in regulation Pirate costume boots to peaked hats sashes blouses and shorts of school colors to compete with the color sections of other high schools It's an idea worth working on Knee Action Many fans in the stands Friday night were puzzled when Vernon Tracy referee Appeared to step off 15 yards against Greenville on the second half kickoff It was no penalty The Greenville receiver dropped to one knee upon taking the ball then arose to make a 15-yard sprint The ball was dead at the point where the receiver touched his knee to the ground so Tracy merely returned the ball to that point No penalty was signaled since the ball automatically is returned to the point where the ball carrier touches the knee to ground Five Downs Someone made a mistake somewhere on Corpus Christi's first touchdown My notes and those of Bill Lee show that the Bucs were given five downs We recall no penalty in the series which would have nullified one of the plays Here's the sequence as we made the notations in the press box: David Donnan had hammered the line for a first down on 16-yard line Then this happened Buddy Parker on a handolf got three yards in the middle then Parker ran right tackle slipped and fell on the Lion 9 Donnan's pass was dropped by Sid McHaney on the Lion 5 as the quarter ended Reopening play in the second quarter with three downs against them the Bucs sent James Jeffrey through the center for seven yards then Jeffrey on fifth downs spun through the middle of the lice for a first down on the 1-yard line The Bucs scored from here is two plays That's the way we wrote it down and that's how more than just a few fans counted it Friday night The Greenville coach apparently did not catch the count for nothing was forthcoming in the way of protest Gun Club Meets Plans for the new range will be reviewed and applications for new members accepted at a special meeting of the Corpus Christi Pistol and Rifle Club scheduled Monday night 8 o'clock at the Community House in Peary Place Lt CoL Meydon Lymbery and staff officers of the Texas State Guard will be present All old members and prospective new members are urged to attend the meeting SMU This Week South Texans get their first taste of college football this week with the NATB Comets entertaining a high-powered Southern Methodist University aggregation in Buccaneer Stadium Saturday night The Buccaneers have an open date this week giving the lads two weeks to prep for the invasion of the defending state champions Fort Yellowjackeu here the night of Oct 5 arl Win 20-13 Over California BERKELEY CaU Sept 22 fcP) St Mary's Gaels scored the first big upset of the 1943 football season today when they defeated the University of California Bears 20-13 A crowd of 70000 fans caw the favored Bears beaten by the lighter but faster foe RICE STADIUM Lieut Comdr Moon Mullins has the makings of a great football team at the big air elation out south of Corpus Christi The Comets proved this with a first half scoring spree tnat nettel them a 14 to 7 lead over the Owls of Coach Jess Neeley here Saturday night The Comets showed a defensive weakness in the second period and were pushed around considerably by a lighter Rice eleven However the locals showed power on attack and given another week of practice they may make things Oso Coif Courte Dam To Plans are being made for the staging of the annual municipal golf tournament to be held at the Oso golf course are to be made within the next few days according to Ed Juelg pro-manager of the city owned course The -city tourney will be open to all golfers not holding membership in a private course 1 That means simply that members of the Corpus Christi Golf and Country Club will not be eligible for play An annual city-wide tournament will be held later It is slated to be staged over the course of the golf dub this year if its directors choose to hold it since last affair was at the Oso lt may be however that the open affair will again be held at the Oso Juelg has promised that the Oso will be in pcitfie-condition for the annual tournament despite a serious shortage of water at the course brought about when the dam of the lake supplying the course went out during the most recent Gulf hurricane Juelg has devised a plan far providing water for the greens The fairway of course will be left to be cared plans for its repair City Commissioner Green Moffett is now mapping plans for repair of the lake dam The city engineer has been instructed to in La Quinta Pier Repaired The fishing pier at La Quinta one of the prime fishing localities on Corpus Christi Bay has been repaired and is ready for use according to Conway manager of the ranch resort -About 200 feet of the pier went out during the recent Gulf hurricane 1 Speckled trout and redfish are biting at La Quinta these days Conway won't guarantee a string of fish but biting and all a fisherman must do is to fish lor them There are no overnight facilities at La Quinta at present but the new ownership of the layout plans construction of them as soon as possible A main lodge Is to be constuc-ted and the old carriage house of the Taft Estate will be remodeled to care for those who desire to remain overnight Or longer at the bay side resort Tourist cottages those of the more desirable sort are also planned The old Taft ranch house at La Quinta burned to the ground several years ago but it is planned to make the site a real show place and a number one fishing spot for sportsmen Boats will be run out of La Quinta maybe by next season for duck hunters too La Quinta is only one of the spots along the coast due for real development as soon as material for building purposes is available Bayslde due north of Gregory is another spot that is growing in popularity with sportsmen day by day Bayside is the recreation country with many Corpus Chris Ry BILL LEE Caller Sports Editor RICE STADIUM HOUSTON Texas Flashing plenty of power in thfe right spots Corpus i NATB Comets threw off their wrappings here tonight and trounced Rice Owls of the Southwest Conference 26 to 13 Head Coach Larry (Moon) Navy crew scored in each period Roy Borneman former all-state schoolboy from Lamar High School in Houston tallied the first marker in the opening period Bob Smith scored on a short hop in the second Dal Porto galloped 65 yards with an intercepted pass to tally in the third period and Ravensberg took a short pass from Baggott to score in te final stanza Rice scored in the second period when Don Anderson plunged over and Bob Nemir bucked over a final Owl tally in the last period The Comets were heavily penalized for offside and holding and were ragged in pass defense with occasional good downfield blocking Definitely the Navy crew has the markings of a good ball club and should give the Southern Methodist University Mustangs a good battle Saturday night in Buccaneer Stadium in Corpus Christi George Strohmeycr the former Valley star and all-American service center last year was a strong man on defense at the Cumet tackle slot Ravensberjjer at end and Hugh Ilipps in the secondary turned in a fine defensive game FIRST PERIOD Nemir kicked to Borneman on the three an he rushed back to the 27 The Comet sained flvo lint Inst it a penalty Bassetr ran 14 to the Coniela' 49 for a firm doan I I ivirto gut to the Kie on a hanrtoff Bagaell Kent to Rice 30 at left tackle Dal at right tackle for a firet nn the Rte 22 Samuel pottered eight tackle to tha Klee 1 The handoff pattern working nicely for the Ngty lads Baggett hammered the middle from under renter to the Klee 13 Inches Khun of a first down Hamuele made it a firm down on a ainaeh at right Dickie to the Kh-e It Hamuele was spilled cm a left end try on the Itlc 10 The Cornel a drew for holding and were pushed back to (he Hire ll Burn ennui took a lateral and awept his rig e'nn for the mare-It wae a Literal pass The Comets went 72 yards for the score Borne-man's placement split the uprights Comets 7 Owls 0 Stohmeyer kicked to Kennedy on the Rice 15 and he returned to the Rice 37 Mason handed off to Shelton for eight at right tackle Shelton made a first at right tackle on the Klee 47 Shelton no gain Youell Intercepted pass arid waa back to the 41 Youell covered hla fumble fr no gain Bob Hniilh got nine at left tackle Ymiell made Ihree fur a firet on the lllce 40 Iria got six unit then two al teft Dickie on lianil-nfl lx-fore 1( Hmlili minis a I li st oil ihe owl 2I Rice covered a fumble iy Ilipps ml the I iwl SIS Kir lust heck to the 22 on a try at rlaht end Ravoneliurg spilled him Hereford dropped for no gain at left tackle Keiinede swept tip to the Kica 35 on a liamioff ftovlh-h t'omet guard blacked a Rice punt and the Comets look over on the 1 It was covered bv Hmlih there Smith to Rice 15 at right tackle as the period euded SECOND PERIOD Davis at left tackle to the Rice 10 as the period ended The Comets got one et the line and Smith socked the middle for a first down on the Owl 7 Ilipps on a lateral powered loft tackle to the Rice 4 Boh Smith on a handoff slammed ever from the good 14 Rice 0 Arnold returned Ihe kickoff from the Kice to 111 32 pars was taken toy Herforil fur a first down on the Rice 47 Mason passed to Kennedy fur 7 Anderson made it a first on the Comet 41 Kennedy on a bootleg at right end made a first on Ihe Comet 30 Mason Iiack to pass ran left end and waa in Ihe clear when he fell on the Comet IS Arnold took Mason's pace on the Comet 4 Mason passed from behind center hut wss smothered fur a yard loss on liis next effort Anderson slammed right guard for the score kick was good Comets 14 Owls 7 kickoff wss taken hy Bob Rmlth on the 7 end he rushed hack lo the Comet 32 The Cornels drew 13 for holding The Sailors were ttnshle lo gain and on fourth dwn Rob Hmlili kicked ouf on the Comet 30 It was partially blocked Nemir took pns for 15 to the Comet li and first down Ary hruke through lo drop Mason on the Comet 29 Keeney's kick was returned to the seven hut the Comets drew holding penalty to their 1 Hob Smith's kh-k fmm behind the goal line was out of hounds on the Comet 33 Kennedy swept end snd lost back to the Comet S5 Anderson got two at left end The Comets drew five offside Anderson fumbled snd lost back to the Comet 3 as the half ended Comets 14 Owls 7 THIRD PERIOD Nemir kicked to Borneman and he fumbled on the three but recovered behind the goal and came out to the Comet 14 Samuel rapiied the line twice for a first down on tho Comet 1 lie had plenty of power The Comets drew 15 for roughing bock to their 17 Kennedy took Bornentan'a kick on the Kice 4S and returned to the Cornet 43 Dal Porto Intercepted Ma eon's pass snd raved 65 yards to score untouched kick for extra point was blocked by Penfold Ithe guard Comets 20 Rice 7' Mason returned Htrohmeyer's kickoff from tho Kite 19 to the Rice 41 Anderson sucked tlio line twice and then August Erfurth familiar to Corpus Christi football fans in hla high school (lays at Brackenridge Han Antonio made a first down on a left etui sweep at left end to the Comet The Owls could not gain and Anderson kicked out on the Comet 47 The Comets drew 15 for holding The Cornels drew another 13 on the nest play back to their IS Borneman kicked nut on his own 33 Kennedy slipped over Ilia Comet left gnard to the Corpus Christ! 23 Erfurth rammed left tarkle nn a bootleg for a first down on the Comet 2L Mason was trapped back to pass (Turns to Fagg 2-D) mere than somewhat interesting for the Mustangs Matty Bell late of the Navy when he invades Buccaneer Stadium next Saturday night George Strohmcyer pride of Rio Grande Valley football fans and All-American service learn center last year was a first-half power on defense The Comets were expected bow to the collegians without too much of an argument but once kickoff time came they proved differently The Comets look like a ball dub definitely South Texas football fans will like tlus team we think Be Repaired Soon spect the damaged dam and draw plans for it srepair Regular players at the Oso believe there is no possibility of having a water supply available 'before next summer They think however that by careful work on the greens that rains will be sufficient this winter to keep the course in fair condition But the dam must be repaired in order to catch a water supply this winter that will last throughout next summer Although owned by the city of Corpus Christi the Oso course is served only by a small water line This supplies needs in the club house but is so small that it could not begin to supply needs on the course Some day possibly in the next five or so years lt will be possible for a city Water main 4pbe laidtp thqeoyvs that wilF'iupply 'it with city water But until that time the Oso Lake must be the water supply Anyway spoil the lake on the course and there much left of the layout The city has a fine investment and it afford to see it go to waste for the want of a lake water supply Commissioner Moffett knows this as well as the next golfer and will take immediate steps to repair the dam in order that a water supply may be available for next summer Cowl Fishing Reported tians who have summer homes there Others are purchasing sites and will construct homes as soon as the materials they desire are available Other spots under and down the coast are coming into their own too Of course the old standby spots like Port Aransas Aransas Pass and Rockport still hold their own and will go through a period of development as soon as building materials are available merely for the ordering Purdue Edges Marquette 14-13 LAFAYETTE Ind Sept 22 Coach Cecil Purdue Bbilermakers edged out a fighting Marquette football team in the rain today to win the third game of their series before a water-soaked crowd of 5000 fans in Ross-Ade Stadium 14-13 Purdue looked like a walk-afray until the closing minutes of the contest a sloppy affair of fumbles punts and drenchings But the Milwaukee collegians disregarded conditions and took to 1 lie air to throw a real scare into the Boilermakers In the last period 7)ff to a head start with touchdowns in the first two frames Purdue constantly pressed Marquette into the visitors territory For the game Purdue made 400 yards on 12 first downs to 209 on six Welch after fumbling a punt picked up the ball and raced 85 yards to touchdown Welch again missed the extra point -The Ponies yen on the Blackland 31 as the third period ended Dave Moon passed to Paul Page cn the Flier nine then whipped around right end for a touchdown Kotlarich's try for point was blocked A 20-yard pass play brought the next score Pelz pitching to speedy Charley Burns for four snd the latter going the rest of the way for a touchdown Kotlarich missed the conversion The final touchdown came on a 58-yard passing surge Pelz first flipped to Neal Franklin for nine snd Moon tossed to Sammy Owen for the touchdown Welch kicked tha extra point Scores Friday Nigh Score High School Corpus Christi 26 Greenville Orange Grove 26 Ben Bolt 9 Banquets 23 Sundeeu -Kenedy 14 Taft 6 Beevlile 19 Refugio 9 Falfurriaa 51 Miranda City 6 Mathis 7 Goliad Ingleside 6 Aransas Pass Kingsville 24 Stolen 6 Alire 7 San Diego Od-m 26 Rockport Odessa 12 El Paso High 6 Pam pa 25 Midland 6 Mercedes Harlingen 15 Edinburg 49 Mission Austin 45 Reagan (Houston) 8 New Braunfels 25 Fredericksburg 6 Smithvllle 13 Thrall 8 Bartlett 7 Briggs 9 llutto 52 Coupland 8 Llano 16 Marble Falls 6 San Marcos 26 Georgetown 1ft (ranger 16 Little River Taylor 13 Gatesvllle 7 San Angelo 13 Lubbock 13 (tie) Lake View (San Angelo) 25 Sonora 6 Eldorado 20 Bronte 6 Robert Lee 13 Wingate Melvin 6Lohn6 Port Arthur 19 Longview 13 Forest (Dallas) 9 Adamson (Dallas) 9 (tie) Ball High (Galveston) 19 Stephen Austin (Houston) 6 Wichita Falls 27 Paschal (Fort Worth) 6 Sam Houston (Houston) Beaumont High (scoreless tie) North Side (Fort Worth) 12 Sherman 9 Mission 6 Edinburg 49 Weslaco 8 Brownsville 26 Raymondville Kan Benito 45 Lyford 9 Pharr-San Juaa-Alamo 45 La Ferfa 9 Donna 68 Shamrock 6 Lefors 26 Tulia 12 White Deer 6 Cisco 12 Big Spring 6 Roby 12 Snyder 6 Ballinger 106 Loraine 6 Texarkana 19 Mt Pleasant Athens 14 Vsn 6 South San Antonio 26 Pleasanton 6 Goose Creek 26 St Thomas (Houston) 6 Abilene 12 Amarillo 32 Denison 19 Ennis 9 (Turns to Pago 2-D BROTHER JONATHAN Morman matman Dusek and Campos In Top Mat Figlit St 1011 1 UUO 214 2Mx 9 Wrwrs Milter Meaner Marion Runs Imlled in Llkke urban Marion HaiKlrr )lop Kumwrki 2 Milter Two-Im Heraainiii Hunrter Kunmuki Milter Tliiw-ban lilike Yerlmn 1lom run Meaner Kire Iioulil Yrrhen Marion ami Handera teft on Cincinnati 4 Ml liiiia 14 Jituwa nn" Off lleUDter 1 off Kennedy By lieuaaer 2 by Kennedy I by Barret I Hit Off Hruxxer 14 in inning: off Kennedy I in Lotting pitcher Heimetr Gophers Swamp Missouri 34-0 MINNEAPOLIS Minn Sept 22 (UR) Minnesota demonstrating a powerful line and under the guiding hand of its old master Bcrnie Bierman swamped the University of Missouri football team today by a score of 34 to 0 before -n opening day crowd of 34246 Minnesota compelled Missouri to play'on the defensive throughout the afternoon Missouri never threatened to score Minnesota scored once in the first once in the second twice in the third and once in the last period Vic Kulbitski 200-pound Minnesota fullback made three touchdowns while Hudson Mealey and Dale Rappana made the other two scores Merlin Kispert and Mealey each kicked two points after touchdown Minnesota made 19 first downs as compared with four and gained 276 net yards rushing as compared with 41 Bierman used 31 substitutes giving virtually his entire squad workout Missouri used 15 substitutes 1 Cornell Trounces Syracuse 26 to 11 SYRACUSE Sept 22 M1) Cornell's Big Red trounced Orangemen 26 to 14 today before an estimated 22000 spectators who turned nut for the 1945 debut of the two gridiron foes SMI) Gallops to 51-0 Win Over Airmen Bearded Mormon Makes Town lfall Bow Tli ii rod ay A private feud developing last team match will be given an opportunity to hatch some action Thursday night in Town Hall arena The top spot this week goes to Ernie Dusek one of the rougher of the Omaha of wrestling brothers and Alberto Campos bushy-headed villain from south of the border The pair had lively setto last week in the team match which pitted Ernie and Emil Dusek against Campos and Gorilla Macias Buddy Rogers the Texas heavyweight champion has been paired with Jim Casey in the semi-final battle The stranger on this clout carnival is Brother Jonathan of the Mormon faith who adds a bit of color to the regular weekly Barney ers presentation organized by Promoter Barney Meyers The bewhisk-ered Utah giant meets Emil Dusek in the special event One of the most promising bouts on the card is the opener which sends Sterling (Dizzy) Davis against Gorilla Macias This tilt should produce the type of action to suit all Town Hall regulars Admission prices return to the old this week the promoter announced with general admission at 90 cents ringside seats at $140 and stage accommodations at 180l NEW YORK Sept 22 MV-The 3 Hr favorite Mrs Elizabeth undefeated two-year-old filly Beaugay won her sixth straight race today by taking the 39th running of the 810000-added matron stake at Belmont Park The daughter of Stimulus-Risk dosed with a rush to beat Enfilade by a head in the last stride Athene previously unbeaten was third tangs have no speedy backs found out otherwise today as the little fellows skipped on touchdown runs all the way up to 85 yards SMU rolled up 19 points in the second period two touchdowns in the third and three in the fourth They got 17 first downs but it was the last period before the Fliers could make the required 10 yards doing it twice on passes completed against third-stringers Blackland ended up with a minus 12 yards on offense while SMU made 362 -with 213 on the ground The first SMU drive started on the Blackland 49 and was climaxed in the first place of the second period with Cecil Miles going over from the one-foot line for a touchdown Pete Kotlarich kicked the extra point By Harold Ratliff DALLAS Sept 22 Big powerful and versatile Southern Methodist hammered Blackland Army Airfield into a 51-0 defeat without half trying here today as the Mustangs opened the football season before 6500 listless fans The weather was hot Black-land had no defense and SMU substitutes played most of the game as the Methodists balked by a fighting Blackland line in the period broke out with a rash of touchdowns in the second SMU was slow and easy-going in the initial quarter apparently bothered by the excess heat but the Blackland boys outmanned and out-conditioned save down after ten minutes of play Those who have been saying the Mus The second SMU touchdown was on 50-yard punt runback by George McCorstin but Kotlarich tailed to convert Ending first half scoring festivities August Pels set up a touchdown 'by intercepting a pass on the Blackland 27 Pels and Ned Welch tore through for a first on the Blackland 14 more line tries picked up seven and Pelz crunched over right guard for the score Welch missed the extra point A 31 -yard punt return by Pelz led to the fourth touchdown With the ball on the Blackland 17 Davis went around right end for the score Welch missed the conversion The 1 Methodists brought it to 32-0 shortly afterward when.