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Abilene Daily Reporter from Abilene, Texas • 4

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tt yVj52fe iaJSLiBBL 1 sa jiti Friday November 30 1928 PAGE FOUR WF ARITFNF OWY RFPORTTH agles Enter State Race In 19 To 13 Thriller At Cisco Daniel Baker TIAA Champion Wildcats Indians Second FLAG OF TEXAS Howard Payne Sews Up Rag In Big FIVE OF MAJOR GRID TITLES Six By Trimming Corwairs 27-14 Cowboys Tumble At El Paso 13-7 Regardless ef ths ealeerae of tbs annual Howard Fsyne-Siaimons game which will be ployed week late this year Jse Bailey Cheney's Yellow Jackets of IL hare the title in sack They sewed It op Thursday at Brownwosd by beating the South western Pirates 27 to 14 their fourth conference triumph in a row The Southwestern club led by Jancik gave the customers run when they stashed through to tie the Jackets who hod led 14 to 9 ut the half But Howard Payne made two touchdowns to the final period Boyd Baker and Hodges starring for the victors Good Finish for Doe That Simmons team to the mean to the third quarter to score Clark carrying the ball across the line 8tms and Clerk were injured during the game Trinity won the cellar championship by losing to Austin 7 to 6 all scores coming on passes Robinson to Rhoms wss the scoring combination Brice to Fleuherty counted the Kangarooe touchdown and Brice passed to Kellehor for the extra point Parma and Kilday led the St Edwards Saints to a 32 to 7 win over the St Mary's Rattlers at Son Antonio to a non conference contest AHSLEAB Ffcelpi Gallops Smith And Sally Score Thrice Before Big Dam Pack Opens Up Abilene High School again ends its football team into the tate eliminations The Eagles emerge winners in their district for the sixth time in nine seasons after a thrilling sue cession of offensive parades otaged on Chesley Field at Cisco Thursday before 8000 maniacs Abilene won 19 to 13 Different Loboea Chapman's Loboes startled even their own fans by a last half come back spirit they hare never exhibit ed before this season after their opposition had taken a commanding lead Galloping by 8 Phelps charging by Altman Smith and passing of eMier to the ends had brought a touchdown in each of the first three quarters before the Loboes definitely decided to score When they made up their minds they executed their plans in rapid order Within the brief span of five min utes they had scored two touch downs and had added an extra point Because the Eagles had add ed only one of their extra points they faced a tie certainly and defeat likely should they allow the Loboes to score sgsin and it looked as if then was to be no stopping of those Loboes It's Over But then was The Cisco attack was over with those two touch downs Those game and weary battlers for the Loboea had made a glorious flourish but an Eagle organization that had performed brilliantly on offense in the first half pc collected itself to do equally as wen on defense and not another time did the Big Dam tram make Its yardage in four downs Long marches brought four of the five touchdowns the Eagles driving go yards to cross the Cisco goal the second time they laid hands on the ball 28 yard Jaunt around end and then passed ten yards to Salkeld for the touch' down Hanna place kicked the point Smith Lumbers Abilene took the kickoff beginning of the third period and' scored without ever turning the ball over to Cisco Smith opened the offensive by lumbering 34 yards through the left side of the line Phelps then ran and passed until the Eagles reached the 18 yard line le touch-goal at Uvi riod and' UEias FOUR CROWNS PLACED IN DAY EAGLES JACKETS SANDIES AND MAVERICKS VICTORS IN DISTRICT FINALS Abilene High breath-taking victory over the Cisco Loboes Thursday afternoon to the breathtaking finals of ahectlq Oil Belt season was accompanied by championship winning feats by three other high school teams of the state Cleburne Amarillo and Marshall swept aside the last opposition to their districts while Greenville and Sherman each of which scored vlo tories must meet to a playoff probably Saturday to decide honors to District 5 Seaman Squyres parses wren the feature of Cleburne's decisive 18 to 0 win over the Corsicans Tigers who earlier to the month had startled the state by defeating the Waco team Amarillo's rough running tactics were stopped by a rugged Wichita Falls defense but the Sandies took to the air and whipped the Coyotes 36 to 0 The Golden Sandstorm has come through Its district victory over every team by margins of 26 points upwards Amarillo and Abilene will next meet to the state eliminations probably Saturday of next week and at Abilene In District 6 Marshall hurled the last barrier by beating Tyler 6 to 0 on a field ankle deep to mud By Forest's forefelt gurnet has won to District 3 Mato Avenue will represent District 8 while Jeff Davis of Hous'on and Fort Arthur are to determine Saturday which will carry on in the state race Wesley College Junior Champ GREENVILLE Tex Nov (fl College is the 1928 champion of the Texas Junior College Athletic Association by virtue ot a 12 to 0 victory over Burleson College here yesterday Wesley has won five games and lost none Notre Dame Enroute For California Tilt TUSSON Arts Nov The scrappiest t-am Knute Rockne has coached at Notre Dome according to his own statement will carry the tooths 11 banner of the South Bend Ins'ltutlon into the Intereec-tlonal strangle st Los Angles tomorrow with Southern Califo-nla Rockne and his Rambler boarded a Los Angeles bound train th's morning for the last lap of the westward Journey ADDITIONAL SPOBTS ON PAGE 16 DECIDED South And East Still Doubtful Oregon Aggies Shatter Hopes NEW YORK Nov Five of the country's seven major football championships have been oe-elded Only the East and South still are to the doubtful stage and the chances are that both will remain that way even after all the returns are to Illinois captured the Western Conference title last Saturday on the seme day that Southern California won the crown on the Pacific Coast but the other three conference winners waited until Thanksgiving Day to make their titles clear A driving snowstorm at Lincoln Neb made good football next to impossible but the Comhuskera of the University of Nebraska took advantage of what breaks there were to score an 8 to 0 victory over the Kansas Aggies and walk away with the "Big Six" championship Nebraska finished Its conference schedule undefeated By turning back Missouri 14 to 0 Oklahoma finished to a tie for runner-up position with the Tigers Showing a surprising reversal of form Jhe Utah Redduna clinched the Rocky Mountain Conference title by defeating the Utah Aggies 20 to 0 Forty-five thousand persona the hugest crowd that ever saw a football game to Texas watched the Texas University Longhorns win the Southwest Conference championship by defeating Texas A dc 19 to 0 A touchdown scored in the dosing minutes of play gave Drake a 6-0 triumph over Creighton and the title to the reorganized Missouri Valley Conference New York University's crushing defeat by the Oregon Aggies muddled up the championship situation to the East more than ever but to the Southern Conference only Gco-gla Tech end Florida are left in a position to broadcast any loud titular claims Tech crushed Auburn 51 to 0 while Florida was rolling up a 60 to 6 tally on Washington and Lee These two teams only of the 22 Southern Conference members have met neither defeat nor tie Tennessee end Louisiana State unbeaten and untied to the conference previously were held to acoreieaa draws by Kentucky and Tulane re-oiytech- spectively while Virginia Poiyl nlc saw its perfect conference record go to smash before the attack of Virginia Military Institute 1 16 to 6 The Eastern titular race certain to be the subject of considerable debate may be clarified somewhat tomorrow when Boston College Army and Georgetown three of the leading candidates swing into action Boston College playing Holy Crass has not been beaten nor tied Army which meeta Stanford lost only to an lntersectlonal opponent Notre Dame Georgetown meeta Detroit on undefeated aggregation from which Smith passed to Salkeld IS yards and then ompleted the drive with two Una smashes A seventy yard onslaught by i enraged pack brought about the Labors' first counter Utda did most of the carrying and ha wound it up by taking a lateral pass and proceeding is yards into the end tone Abilene took the next kickoff and promptly had a pass intercepted Kellogg returning it to the twenty yard line Eddleman gained seven and Little three Eddleman and Little took one each and Eddleman crossburked through right guard for six paces Cotton Plppen going over center for the touchdown Loboes Lead In First Downs Cisco held the edge In first downs making 16 to Abilene's 13 but other figures show that Abilene's was the best offense gainlnly nearly a hundred yards more on running plays and making forty less on passes Pippen playing his first game of the year for Cisco out-punted Smith he also did some good passing ran well and performed well on defense Little had a big day his sidestep went well and he gained plenty of yards Cold well and Miller In line were all-district lineman if there are any such animals Black who was billed for the hospital but played the four quarters through to spite of his infected heels was the mainstay of the inner line Salkeld shone consistently and the Barbers Shackelford Baker and Bentley sparkled Intermittently Phelps and Smith were the only members of the backfield to lug the ball but they didn't need any hlp as the results show no relief that is they got plenty of help with Hanna Kincaid and Allen to Interference and other phases of play Starting lineups: Abilene Pun Cisco Daniel LE King Black LT Cold well Barber Ntiller Lusby --aC Anthony Baker RO Ray Shackelford RT Slatton Salkeld (c) RE Meadows Kincaid QB Kellogg Hanna LH Pippen Phelps RH Little Smith FB Eddleman (c) Officials: Canity (Texas Aggies) referee Wolf (Baylor) umpire Higginbotham (Texas Aggies) head linesman Scon by periods: Abilene 3 7 8 Cisco 0 0 13 Scoring: Abilene Touchdowns Smith 3 Salkeld point after touchdown Hanna (place kick) Cisco-Touchdowns Little' Pippen: point uaa'm 50 cards clever verses Process Printed 9440 50 exquisite little Drench fold Parchments plain 9540 Process Printed 9575 Engraved from plate furnished -Price 940 Same with new shaded type plate any 9940 100 cards richly colored decorated with metallic seal to lined envelopes process Printed 91940 100 hand-lined Etchings Process Printed 91540 75 very elaborate cards metallic decorations envelopes lined with Rencb papers 9840 PRINTING CHRISTIANS ARE DEFEATED IN FIRST HALF Presbyterians Not Scored On By Conference Eleven In Four Contests Daniel Baker cpllege won its second A A championship in three years here Thun-' day afternoon by defeating Abilene Chris tiato coUege 14 to 0 The Billies closed the season with four conference victories and not a lose Furthermore they were not scored on by a conference opponent themselves making 64 tallies in the four game Strong Defease -Defensive efficiency especially against A repeated aerial attempts scmed the victory far ths Presbyterians While A frequently plunged the heavy and veteran Billy line for enough yardage to advance at a reasanobe rata every offensive spurt was stopped by a fumble of which there were 19 to the game nine by the Wildcats snd six by Daniil Baker Christians' yardage was made their own section of the field Daniel Baker gathered fire who ever the ball came into Us possession to Christian territory The Daniel Baker toucbdOtres were Scored In the first and second quarters The first following a fumble by Rowland on the Christians' 19-yard Dm and the second when Contain Broad of Daniel Baker intercepted a forward pass and ran it tack 55 yards for a counter Bolton Head placeklcked both extra points By losing to Daniel Baker the Christians lost the championship and finished in a tie for second place with McMurty Incidentally the Wildcats and Indians each lost one game to the each being beaten by rfrnM Baker by two touchdowns to none By defeating the lowly Stephen Austin outfit 24 to 19 Thursday 8am Houston finished to third plBpj with 3 victories and two reverses The Bsarkata lost to A and Daniel Baker' Final A A Standing iW Daniel Baker 4 0 A C1 4 1 McMurry 4 I Sam Houston 2 North Texas 9 2 East Texas Southwest Texas 3 West Texas 04 Austin 0 5 Wild-r The when Out of GmT Go A Flal7 GALL Geo- Morris Anto Supply 7267 Annual i Men Snappy Shoes and Or fords All new Sale $485 I WAVES OVER GRIDIRON Orange And White Beata Aggiei Before 45000 To Win Conference Title Gridiron guns that hare wrecked the peace of the southwest for three months were stilled today and the battle flag of the Texas University Longhorns floated over the citadel For the first time to eight years the orange and white found tiseil to posset sum of the conference football title A smashing 19 to 0 victory over their dearest rivals the Texas Aggies before 43000 fans boosted the men of Littlefield into undisputed possession of first place For the first time since the season opened the orange machine came Into full possession of its powers yesterday For two quarters it was frustrated by the fighting farmers Then os if realising its strength it crashed its way to three touchdowns The Arkansas Razor backs who finished second were soundly trounced by the Longhorns early to the season Any hopes the Southern Methodist University Mustangs might have entertained of establishing a claim on the crown were obliterated by their unexpected but thorough rout by the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs 15 to 6 By upsetting the Mustangs the Frogs finished in a tie with Baylor University for third place Baylor's youthful team closed its campaign with a 25 to 14 win over the Rice Institute Owls whose record of five straight conference losses stands unrivalled Outside of the courageous up-hill battle waged by the Longhorns to Coach Clyde Littlefield a title in his second year as head coach at the capital city the outstanding development of the season was the demoralization of the splendid Southern Methodist University team to the closing weeks of the marathon The Mustangs apparently shot their bolt when they licked the Longhorns 6 to 2 the only defeat administered the champions by a conference team The best they could do after that was a 19-19 tie with the Aggies Then they caught suceesMve thumnings from Bavlor and The fact that their ace Redman Hume ns on the sideline was generally regarded as the reason for their puny display against the Aegies and Baylor but they didn't' do much better with Hume in the llne-uo yesterday Ctach Matty Bell's Christians electrified the stands by throwing a touchdown into the Ponies in the onenlng minutes of pity and from then on the outcome was more or lees obvious Instead of plavlng the defensive game thev were expected to the Frogs dived in with both feet to sew uo the decision before the half was over Strangely enough the Mustangs eompPed 79 ft down to five lor the Homed Frogs proving that figures can fib The Arkansas Ramrtacks closed their hocks wih a 71 to 0 rout of Southwestern University at Memphis after touchdown Kellogg (place kick) Summary First Cisco 16 Abilene 13 4 Running Abilene carried the ban 59 times for a total gain of 258 yards a total loss of 15 yards a net gain of 243 yards and an average of 413 yards Cisco carried the bin 49 times for a total gain of 182 yards a total loss of 11 yards a net gain of 151 yards and an average of 348 yards Passes: Abilene attempted 14 of which six were complete for a total gain of 58 yards a less of 2 yards and a net gain of 54 yards of which seven were incomplete and of which one wss intercepted Cisco attempted 24 of which six were complete I far a gain of 95 yards of which sixteen were Incomplete and of which two were Intercepted Punts: Smith for Abilene kicked 13 times for an average of 34 yards Pippen for Cisco kicked nine times for an average of 41 yards Punt returns: Phelps for Abilene returned four for a total of 34 yards Little of Clscq returned four for a total of 23 yards Penalties: Abilene drew seven for 55 yards Cisco drew eight for 40 yards West Texas Sport Hash BY BEDDY Well the Eagles opened another game like a house afire then let up If those boys would maintain their speed through me full game be unbeatable And that is Just exactly what got to do If they beat Amarillo Abilene folks have been belittling the Golden Sandstorm to the face of the huge score they've amassed We do not think the Pan' handle eleven is nearly as good as it thinks it it or at least as good as its backers declare It to be but its a lot better than Amarillo has ever had before and it will take all illpne's Abilene's got to defeat while was not doing so well The Cowboys rode off to spend their Thanksgiving Day to El Paso and lost 13 to 7 to the Texas College of Mines It was a fine gesture by the Miners toward their coach Doleful Doc Stewart who to that game wss bringing to on end a coaching career of thirty years The Miners scored twice In the first half Worthington sprinting fifty yards for the first end going over again after a long dash by Emmett Sanders end Clerk carried the burden of a Simmons drive Henry One Smocking Rad New York University which has one of the very finest football teims to the country will have to suffer to its national rating for the defeat that was administered by Georgetown That is unless Georgia Tech should happen to be flattened by Georgia on Dec The injustice of being penalized for the loss of one game is manifest particularly in tjie esse of New York University Here is a truly greet teem that wss beaten on a field of mud by a touchdown resulting from a recovered fumble go Into a championship game keyed up too high The Wildcats were too so anxious were the ball carriers to gain ground that they grabbed the bsU and (dunged aimlessly a lot of times hurled passes where there was nobody and fumbled the ball nine times to their anxiety to run with it They fought all right They lost to a better team but a little more collected thought might have reaped a tie and that would have been sufficient to cinch the A A title get so hurt abcut the Hp-uuaim loss as we might have For at the opening of the season it like Morris Just develop a A A contender But he did finished to a tie for second place and beat Texts Tech to boot which is not a bad season at all Bugs is one of ths best coaches to Texas Daniel Baker loses two-thirds of a three-and-four year team A loses practically nothing out of a squad of 40 promising men Next fan Morris will have no less than 20 sophomores all of whom will be good enough to go to there and play real football Therefore It is our prediction that on next Turkey Day the Billies and not the Wildcats will be the underdogs You can always leave It to Medley's Indians os said before to grab a game out of the fire when necessary and that they did at Alpine Thursday Even after their captain had been put out with a broken leg on their first offensive play the Indians did not let down After fumbled a punt and let Sul Ross score six points they retaliated at once for 7 points That's the kind of stuff that makes real football players Barry the Simmons club took a lickin' If a coach was ever cursed by too much material Us Bridges The strength appears so distributed among his many men that its difficult to arrive at the strongest combination of 11 men However to face of the humiliations inflicted by Austin college SL Edwards and the Miners the Cowboys could finish the season in glory if by some method they could defeat Howard Payne Friday You con find plenty of guys who think Howard Payne will run over the Cowhands But we do not think so We view Simmons as distinctly the under dog and that's the way the Cowboys ought to feel They been to the habit of letting themselves feel like they ever are under dogs and maybe that's one reason they Ye dropped some gomes Its equally dangerous to under-estimate your opponent and to overestimate yourself Simmons must do neither against Howard Payne If Bill Sanders ore with their punting and the Simmons line will really and It has appeared at times It has not put out an it then It will be very difficult for Howard Payne to score INDIAN A POLES Chuck Wiggins Indianapolis stopped Tom Sayers Detroit (6) Etonian Clark II-dlanapolls outpointed Eddie Walsh Chicago (g) Young Jack Thompson San Francisco stopped Bam Bruce Buffalo GO) Reed Shoe Stores i Farrell Georgetown In every department of the game and the team proved its class by beating Carnegie Tech after Tech had given a fine plastering to Georgetown We are not defending New York particularly or offering on alibi for one team to a favored section We are speaking for a lot of good teams that lost one game and were defiled for it It la becoming more and more apparent that It is humanly impossible for a team to go through a season undefeated Schedule makers are looking to the big gates and Imposing a burden uoon without two complete first-class varsity teams Knute Rockne Tad Jones Pop Warner Judge Steffen Biff Jones and all the rark'ng coaches of the country insist that it is Impossible to keen a team at its peak for three successive weeks And it is bccom'ng the duty of a co-ch to keep his men pointed for five or six sti-aMit games the season If thev are to avoid a defeat It is impossible to do it Csrn-irle Lost Eflro Take the re o' Tech against New York University Carnegie the week before had looked like the greatest team in the country to beating Notre Dame w-s pointed for ttat game and won it handijv The team w-s not used un phalc'allv In the game No auhitltutlops hed to be made until the final period they were made then to relieve men who were tired It looked during the entire eame aa if the team was winning Ue wars Yet CnrreMe went into the New York rrne Sluggish and stale The players were not mentally alert They suffered obviously from a mental let down Their power on the lire wss there but thev d)nt Junto into it es the New Ymk forwards did end the line was always etenplrg New York had no mental burden They were prepared to hoot the works with abandon and they did They had lost a game and while they might have cried about the bad break they DID YOU KNOW The Pittsburgh cops could take coppers to Cambridge New Haven Philadelphia South Bend and other football points The brave Pittsburgh cops drew their clubs and smacked the daylights out of the New York boys who were singing on the field after their team had beaten Carnegie Tech It was a magnificent spectacle of the might of the law They do that to boys other places Tex Rickard has a piece of the dog track to Miami TJiey ploy an ordsn and turn cm the radio between rounds at the fights in Public Hall Paul Scull Penn fullback holds an Indoor record for 50 yards Ducky Swan star halfback of the University of Dayton has his eyes on West Point And he's one of the best ban players to the country They went into the Carnegie team with the very apparent decision to beat a great team and they did No They Dorft Forget Georgia Tech has yet to face the real hard test There is no reason to figure that Georgia will put them to distress but Tech has the mental hazard to fata It will go into the game standing as the favored team for the national championship and that win be a load to carry Georgia wit make more than an underdog 'effort to win Last year Georgia was standing as one ot the ranking teams of the season and Tech so much but Tech went Into the game and knocked off Georgia And those college boyi do Your friends will expect a joyous warm-hearted Christmas greeting from you and a' beautiful Christmas card is the answer We arc showing the largest line we have ever had Christmas Shoe Sale Styles in Footwear Reduced in Price Pair in the House On Sale! 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