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rrrr 6 SECTION II THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 22 1939 Crain Leads Texas Over Four Great Horses in Pimlico Special November 1 -rv- sg CHALLEOON CAPTURES Wild Bill And His Big Man Friday LATE SCORING SENDS II 14-13 Wrestlers Try Novel Plan All-Star Boxing Card Is Set Six Grapplers Tangle At Once At Auditorium Tomorrow Night Glove Show For Nov 1 Wrestling: Clear the hall move back the seats the wrestlers are at it again and this time the dose will come with six pills to be taken at one time and merry time ii predicted It is something new We have had team matches mud matches and just about everything else from the grapplers but this time they are really shooting the works Auditorium Scene The mass-mayhem will take place tomorrow night at the Ellis Auditorium when the American Legion presents its first indoor show of the season and Promoter Charlie Rentrop plans to get the Winter season off with a bang In fact six bangs With Winner Take All Quartet of Year's Best Will Go Over Mile and Three-Sixteenths Distance By MAX HILL Assnclaled Press Sports Wrl'r BALTIMORE Oct They got around to all-star casts in football and baseball years ago but until Pimlico hung up a small purse and a wagon load of glory the turf Using six men at once is some- hadn't hit upon the idea of sending and Entries GUENTHER'S SELECTIONS Wild Bill McDowell Texas middleweight and victor over Steve Wilkerson last week gets a little help from his manager I Leeper before a workout McDowell and Wilkerson will mix it again Nov I in 10 rounds at the Auditorium Stiff Photo by Sophomore Gallops 61 Yards In Final Minute Of Game THEN KICKS EXTRA POINT Fleet Ball Carrier Makes Run To Pull Contest Out Of Fire For Longhorns In Southwest Tilt By Tfc Associated Press AUSTIN Texas Oct Twinkle-toed Jack Crain University of Texas sophomore amazingly ripped off a fifty-ninth minute 61-yard gallop and booted the extra point here today to give the embattled Longhorns a 14-13 triumph over a burly Arkansas aggregation in Steers first Southwest conference clash Texas apparently had lost the game when the tow-headed 165-pound youngster who had set the stage for the Longhorns first marker with an 85-yard scamper fought his way through the bulky Razorback line twisted and squirmed through several tacklers was all but stopped several times but finally broke loose and outran the secondary to score Crowd In Frenzy Sixteen thousand spectators went wild and a frenzied crowd poured onto the field after the Nugget calmly kicked the winning point from placement After the field was cleared time wras left only for Texas' kickoff and one Arkansas play which was smeared Besides Crain Texas had little to brag on with the exception of an unquenchable fighting spirit Throughout the husky lads from the Ozarks held the lighter Steers In check The Arkansans earned their touchdowns the hard way Kay Eakin Gloyd Lyon and several wingmen repeatedly slashing their way through a sturdy Texas jf Shnelm Jo (B James) 1-3 Time 1:11 4-5 Black Out Open Door Statistics revealed the Razor- aim ran backs made 21 first downs to the i kth 35000 sailed handi- four gained 2S3 yards cmpe vnte rp Meade) 9-10 1-3 out on the ground to the 64 and Feneion Maiiey) 3 s-5 62 overhead to their 76 first spectacular run figured in kick returns giving the Longhorns 151 yards to the 6L Arkansas Tallies Early The red clad Arkansas lost little time after the game opened to run over their first scores They received the kickoff and a few plays later a pass Kay Eakin the brilliant triple-threater to Wingman Maurice Britt carried the ball 28 yards to 43 A deceptive lateral Eakin to Lyon got nearly 10 and a plunge by Cocaptain Ray Cole added another three Eakin then cracked the Steer line and was hauled down on the Longhorn 8 Lyon lateralled to Eakin who started to the right reversed his field sidestepped several would be tacklers and ran over the goal line standing up Walter try for point by placement kick was wild The final touchdown drive started late in the third period after Fullback Patrick of Texas had booted out of bounds on the Arkansas 35 Ralph Atwood whose scat running figured In the prodigious ground gaining picked up seven around end Eakin and Estes McDoniel a back worked the ball to Texas' 41 An unnecessary roughness penalty against Texas early in the final period gave the Race Results JAMAICA BFSCIT9 By Nationwide News Service Ine FIRST 1000 claiminK two-year-oldj maidens 1 mile 70 yards: Looting Lad Meade) 12 5 5-2 Philidor (B James) 1 2-5 Full Steam (J longden) 5-2 Time 1 :45 1-5 Uranw Wind Colored Child Polly Porter Skate Along Jucodra Baha Transbye Dlsmister Beauty Flag also ran SECOND $1000 claiming three-year-olds up furlongs: Epical rB James) 5-2 S-5 Devil's Mate IN Wall) 3 Even Jariaan (D Meade) 8-5 Time 1:13 Ruth Lerner Counsuello Dorothy Owsley Pebamls Bell Ringer Eldee Time Play also ran THIRD RACE $1000 added handicap Class IX three-year-olds furlongs: Fogoso ID Meade) 11-10 1-3 1-8 Bogert (J Longden) 2 7-10 8hoeless Joe (B James) Whitaker FOURTH $1000 maidens Boxing: By WILSON MURRAH With the coming of Winter and the crisp air professional boxing is going after spectator interest in earnest with the first indoor show of the season Nov 1 at the Ellis Auditorium Promoter Milo Solomito and the American Legion plan an all-star card with 52 rounds of glove swing ing listed on a single bill provided the explosive fists do not connect too soon during the action Beech Wilkerson Show Headlining the shatw will be two 10-round affairs with Neville Beech and Steve Wilkersoi in the top spots and the remainder of the card will have Orlaph Goss who campaigns as Grady Flynn and Ralph Williams spotted somewhere along the way Only the opponents for Wilkerson and Beech have been selected but the machinery is in full swing and the other mittmen should be on the line before the middle of the week Beech the sensational rookie to the Southern heavyweight ranks will match blows with George Valias the Birmingham Greek in 10 rounds for the Mississippi Tigers third professional start Valias has been fighting in Geor gia lately and has been coming along fast since losing to Walter Doxey early in the year He is a stocky fellow and packs one of the hardest left hooks among the big fellows in this section However Beech has something of a hook himself and it is possible the scrap will be a case of which has the most steam in the southpaw side-arm delivery Steve Faces McDowell Wilkerson will get another shot at Wild Bill McDowell the stocky Texan who dealt the Mississippi middleweight his first professional loss last week McDowell holds the middleweight and welterweight titles of Mexico and ranks twelfth iln his division The second meeting should be even better than the first for Wilkerson should have learned a lot Especially how to keep away from a left hand and also that his right is something more than an ornament McDowell showed he like a right but his left was even more potent than even if it wasn't delivered with the same finesse Opponents for Goss and Williams have not been selected Goss was an amateur star here two years ago and has been going good as a pro Williams has won three straight since deserting the amateur ranks Scotty Dean who was scheduled to meet Marcus Fritz last week but was idle when Fritz failed to appear will be on the card against a good middleweight Dean is also from Texas Two other bouts will be added to bring the card up to seven and the 52 rounds Solomito will present the show on a popular price basis in order to get the Winter season off to a good start I Defeats Centre BLACKSBURG Va Oct (AP) Virginia Tech ripped through Centre line for two touchdowns gained another through the air and intercepted a Centre aerial effort in the final period today for a surprisingly easy 28 to 0 victory before a Homecoming Day crowd of 4000 Centre make a first down until the fourth quarter Kenny Morgan Shines BIRMINGHAM Oct (INS) The Howard College Bulldogs today romped on the Chattanooga Moccasins in a Dixie Conference game 33 to 14 before 3000 fans The game was featured by two 52-yard runs by Kenny Morgan for touchdowns Mixes It In thing of a novelty and Rentrop has worked out a novel way of selecting the opponents for the regular matches when the muscle-benders turn their attention to individual battles The six men Alf Johnson Herbie Freeman Chief Chewacki Angelo Cistoldi Tiny Morgan and Pierre Lafon are divided into two teams with only Heine Olsen to officiate Johnson FYeeman and Chewacki will form one team and Cistoldi Morgan and Lafon the other They will go at it hammer and tong or any other convenient weapon until two men are eliminated and then four and when it narrows down to two men the team affair will be called off and the regular show begins Narrow To Pair The first two men eliminated will pair up for the 30-minute one fall match the second two will meet in the one hour best two out of three falls semiwindup and the remaining pair will work in the 90 minute two out of thiee fall feature There is no telling how the ac ticn will go but it looks like the grapplers have something there However it is unlikely that the team match will last very long so the fans are warned to be in their seats early for the fireworks begin promptly at 8:30 o'clock Rentrop plans to hold weekly shows this Winter and is working on matches thst will show the big names of the business from week to week CALIFORNIA TOPPLES IIMINOION STATE 11 Cougars Fall 13 To 7 In Wild Struggle BERKELEY Calif 21 California's thrice defeated Bears dipped into the victory bag today to win a wild and woolly football battle from the Washington State College Cougars 13 to 7 It was a Pacific Coast Conference game bdt at times it resembled a sandlot scramble between a couple of pickup teams Five fumbles were counted in the first two minutes of play and for the balance of the game thrills miscues and hard knocks combined to keep some 20000 fans on edge California scored touchdowns in the opening and second periods the first on a pass interception and 55-yard-run by right halfback Gerald Lutes An 80-yard drive on 10 ground plays plus 10 yards in penalties accounted for the other touchdown early in the second quarter Fullback Jack McQuary slipped through center for one yard to score and Right Tackle Lee Artoe converted with a place kick Washington State scored Its touchdown in the third period and of all things it was a brawny center who lumbered 25 yards goal-ward to save the Northern team from a whitewashing Ken Devine a six-foot three-inch 190-pounder was the hero of the freak scoring play Team Affair 117 117 117 ill Voy 117 Whip Away Simkoe 117 Charlia Infold ill IN ARRAY Kayak II Isolater and Cravat Accept Issue FOR PURSE OF $10000 out engraved invitations to thoroughbreds and limiting a field to those invited And you may be sure that on tha afternoon of Nov 1 at the mellow old Hilltop course only the kings and crown princes of the race track will gallop to the post to match stairinu and speed in the mile and three-sixteenths special The Go Ahead Sign Owners of four hlue-bloodcd thoroughbreds Challedon Kayak II Isolater and Cravat have given Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt the nod and proudly promised to have their color bearers on hand fit and ready to run Unless all signs fail and they shouldn't this time it's the race of the year with perhaps a world record at stake And the colt that set the mark Challedon it is will be there to protect it It's been only a few weeks since he breezed home four lengths to the good at Keeneland in Kentucky to clip two-fifths of a second from Discovery's time of 1:55 This is the second special for which an elaborate stage has been set Last Autumn that tough old campaigner Seabiscuit and Man O' War's grandson War Admiral clashed in what really was a match race That made the 'Biscuit the hurse of the year for the Admiral just wasn't good enough Some Facte The place and the time and the purse: Pimlico race course Wednesday afternoon Nov 1 purse $10000 winner take alL The principals: CHALLEDON Three-year-old Maryland bred colt owned by Brann of Frederick and trained by a youthful former jockey Lou Schaefer who has done a tremendous job well that of keeping his highly strung charge at racing pitch month after month He started him out in April and here it is late October with Challedon still having the bloom of a fit thoroughbred The colt's winnings this year total $168310 and puts him at the top of the heap Started 13 times in 1939 won seven been second twice and third three times Only once has been out of the money Because he is a three-year-old and the special is at weight for age Challedon will get six pounds from the others a' of whom are older George Woolf one of the best money riders in the business has been up on him recently but he wont be available in the Special He will be there trying to make Kayak II beat him for he is under contract to Howard Harry Richards who had been riding him now is bedded down in a hospital and may not be up and about by then but you can be sure a good boy will be there to do the booting KAYAK II Charles Howard only another automobile dealer from the West Coast until he got his hands on Seabiscuit brought Kayak up from South America just in time to cop the Santa Anita Handicap with him when the ailing 'Biscuit fell by the wayside with a bad leg Eight times he has started this year and six times he has won Already he has met Challedon once and that time he was beaten by three lengths with the Maryland colt going away at the end There have been all sorts of excuses for him such as a bad start and a bruised quarter but when they finished running Challedon was on the front end Tom Smith more than once described as the horse in Howard's stable" is his trainer and the silent old plainsman knows his way about ISOLATER William Woodward the aloof gray banker of fiction come to life owns him A long line of champions has carried the red dots of his Belair Stud Omaha and Gallant Fox among them Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons is his trainer and Mr Fits has been around the horse parks longer than most men can remember Isolater now six and the oldest horse in the race comes from English stock being by Blandford-Pris-cflla Carter He has tangled three times with Cravat already and has come out on top only once That was at Saratoga but there w-as a feeling around the Summer Spa that Ct-avat wasn't ready for so stern a test The Belair eolorhearer isn't as consistent as the others for he has won but two of eleven starts this year His early foot may stand him in good stead however because the others usuallv don't get off as fast Jimmy Stout will be up CRAVAT It takes a deal of ground to get this persevering son of Sicklcfri-lette she by Man O' War up to full steam but onre he moves he can run all day and nothing discourages him Townsend Martin not long out of college owns him Martin picked him up at the CL Whitney dispersal sale a few years ago at Pimlico and a bargain he has proved for the $10600 investment has increased ten-fold Walter Burrows another old timer at the business of handling horses is his trainer He labors under a handicap because of the comparatively for Cravat at distance He needs but two miles In his last two starts Basil James a stout finisher himself has handled Cravat but before that Jack Westrope was up most of the time One of these two lads probably will draw the assignment So the field is in come rain or shire and if history reports itself Baltimore will swarm with some 40000 sportsmen intent upon the finest field of horseflesh in training that this country can offer King Of Three-Year-Olds Wins By Four Lengths GENERAL MOWLEE SECOND Three Others Trail In $7500 Added Kace Time Of Approaches The Track Record By The Associated Press LAUREL Md Oct 21 Challedon king of the 3-year-olds scored one of the easiest triumphs of his career today romping to a five-length victory In the $7500 added Maryland Handicap over four second-rate opponents The only horse that even came close to making a race of it was Howard Bruces General Mowlee but after this bay gelding looked the champ in the eye briefly he gave it up as a bad job and Challe don drew away by himself in the homestretch receiving a great ova-tion from the crowd of 20000 General Mowlee hung on to take second place a length and a half ahead of Wheatley Hostility filly Montsin was fourth and another filly Mrs War Regalia was last Challedon perfectly rated by Jockey George Woolf ran the mile and a quarter in 2:02 3-5 only three-fifths of a second off the track record held by Hourless His next start probably will be in the Pimlico Special Nov 1 The victory was worth $6625 to Owner Brann and ran 1939 earnings to $174535 The win ner paid $230 $210 $210 for $2 Yancey Rough Pass coming from far back in the field of nine won the supporting feature the $5000 added Spalding Lowe Jankins Mile for 2-year-olds The favored Victory Morn was second and Boy Angler third Kayak II Romps Home In Jamaica Race NEW YORK Oct 21 Making his first public appearance on a New York track Kayak II Argentine star owned by Charles Howard today raced to an easy one-length triumph in the mile and a sixteenth Continental Handicap as 12000 cheering fans bade goodbye to the sport at Jamaica until next Spring Packing top weight of 128 pounds the dark brown 4-year-old colt earned a purse of $8800 and paid his backers 9 to 10 The time was 1:45 which did not menace the stake or track mark Mrs Payne Hash as expected provided chief cofttention while just getting up to nose out Journey On Red Eye Mite and Voli-tant upon which Don Meade was trying for his fourth victory of the day completed the field as named Kayak II had not been to the races since finishing second to Challedon in the Narragansett Special out of which he emerged with a foot injury The hero of the Santa Anita Handicap and Hollywood Gold Cup has won $161025 this year KAVANAUGH SATELLITE AS LSU WINS 20-0 Pass Catching Genius Stars Against Loyola BATON ROUGE Oct (AP) Louisiana State found the Loyola forward wall stubborn tonight and turned to its famed aerial game for a hard-won 20-0 victory over the New Orleans eleven Some 10000 fans watched the game which started off listlessly but ended in a thrilling scoring play Lanky Ken Kavanaugh magic-fingered terminal scored two touchdowns for the Bayou Tigers In the first period he inter cepted a pass from Fred Dykes scrapping Loyola halfback and dashed 35 yards to the goal Just after play resumed for the second half Ken took one from his favorite pitcher little Leo Bird on an aerial scoring thrust extending 59 yards Only a few minutes before the final whistle struck again through the air this time with Kavanaugh wrapped up on the bench Gerald Hightower began connecting with passes to Odell Weaver and Spooky Johnson for another score Johnson grabbing a 12-yard toss for the touchdown Loyola generally surprised the Tigers with a fast determined offense and fighting defense Dykes and Joe Fracchia kept busy all evening with tricky reverse plays although never threatening seriously made eight first downs all in the second half to six for Loyola Lnvol PralMon lawthnn 18 Iirikrr Hahlc Weatherford Faurheaux Guidry Daigle Galliano Dykes Freel Fracchia Loyola Louisiana State XL Kavanausf) Whitman M-aalna Ilnkla Goree Campbell I- a RT RP Raur d8 Buey I Bird Anantaalo FB Anderson a 6 0 7 Louisiana atat ncorlng: Touchdowns Favanauarh 2 Johnson (tub for Baurl Points after touchdown Anderson Kendrick (sub for Andersonl plac-menta Referee Jbnein Lynch Holy Gross: umnire Trellue Tulan: linesman Pete Leonard Marion: field Judge Jack Vaughn Mlaaiasinnl State Smukler Quits Gridiron PHILADELPHIA Oct (INS) Dave Smukler battering-ram back for the Philadelphia Eagles and former Temple star ouit professional football today The only reason he gave was that he tired of football" Missouri Wins With Goal COLUMBIA Mo Oct (AP) Bill Cunningham's 14-yard field goal place kicked from a difficult angle early in the second quarter provided Missouri's margin of victory as the Tigers defeated Kansas State 9 to 7 in the first conference game of the season for both teams today By United Press AT EMPIRE CITT One Best Broad Vision 1 Wise Ally Waves Liberty Ann 2 Camleado Big 8teel Ariel Caxelle 3 Jims Niece (lay Amazon Bold Turk 4 Whlpaway Simkoe Sir Lancelot 5 Bashi Bazouk Don Mike Speed to Spare 8 broad Vision Fair Stein Milk Punch 7 La Perla Close Kin Lolacben AT LAUREL Ons Best Howard Btoreky Phara Supreme Flying Silver 2 Autumn Quest Coxswain Churkatuck 3 Town Prince Nicky Bright View 4 Howard Pradis Waugh Pop 5 Mr Grundy Prairls Dog Roar 6 Larkar Boy Plunger Sports Writer 7r-Comwallia Fair Rock Convllle 8-High Tension Beater THIRD RACE Purse 81000 claiming II chute: 111 xdright View 105 110 Ball Gown 106 109 xParadise Gin 103 111 xShantytown 106 99 Cantor ill 103 Giggle Lee 109 102 xSpirited 112 113 Belle High 112 FOURTH RACE Puree SI 000 claiming 3-year-olds and up one mile and a sixteenth: xSweet Tons Blox Exhort Hadnogal Vitello Pradis xRolo Broad st 106 xHlgh Minded 111 Distract 111 xKacohigh 107 Waugh Pop 1 13 xHoward 102 Brown Twig 110 The Lake to adstep ill xPetit Jean FIFTH Pursa 81200 3-year-olda and up six furlongs: Prairie Dug 113 Irish Setter Roar 1)5 Modem Age xTrailer 104 xLaat Message Caidun 105 Royal Teddy xMr Grundy 110 xRlasa Roblespierre 109 SIXTH Purse $1100 The Mountain 3-year-olda and up one mile and a sixteenth: Simoon 117 Links Girl 112 Yankee Lad 114 Larkar ill Key Man 109 109 Charming Herod 120 Boy Plunger 114 Sports Writer 114 Fox Shade 114 SEVENTH Purse $1000 claiming 3-year-olds and up one mile and a sixteenth: Moon Harvest 111 Cornwallis 113 Convllle 109 xGrand Marie 101 Blacant 107 xFafr Rock 97 Lackawanna 107 xClapalr 102 xLady Solace 99 Palkln 100 xBud's King 98 RACE Purse $1000 claiming 3-year -olds and up one mile and an year-olds eighth: Camp Ship Flying Jack Winning Mark aTfme Beater xMilray Light Chatter Rocky Meadow aMra A Whitney entry xApprentlce allowance claimed 106 Fickle Mood 108 104 xCount Tetrarch 112 111 Lauerman 115 106 xBrown Light 106 103 a Sneaky Henry 109 107 High Tension 116 Buckley Jr Mrs XL IMPERIALS HOLD EDGE DESPITEJHREE LOSSES William Wolfe Keglers Lead In Of Loop The Imperials keggling quintet lost three straight games to the Standards and still held their lead in the Firestone Service Stores League with 11 victories against four defeats Imperial won 11 of its first 12 games The Champions turned back Non-Skids in two of three games and Life Protectors scored the same edge against High Speeds Ken Pearce rolled a 206 for the only game above 200 STANDING Won 11 a 8 a 8 7 6 5 Lot 4 7 7 8 9 10 Pet 733 533 533 467 400 333 Imperial o-anuiirui High Speed Non-Skidz Champion Life Protector When the results of the Knights of Columbus bowling league jolted into place William Wolfe pin smashers continued to hold the league lead following an impressive two out of three verdicts over Gold-crcst The Chasers strengthened their grasp on the second spot with two victories over Klinke Brothers while the Dix Trailers slipped to the cellar losing three straight to Banner Laundry Games scheduled for Tuesday night at the Catholic Club: Chaser vs Goldcrest William Wolfe vs Banner Laundry and Dix Trailers vs Klinke Brothers Two victories over Hub Clothiers was enough to insure the Electric Ice Company keglers of holding the Chickasaw Bowling League top spot for another week A1 Sayer and Ellis King rolled 534 and 544 to bring Electric the victories Hubig Pie Company took the odd game with Railway Ice and Beasley triumphed in two of their series with the Fleming Liquors A A To Honor Baseball i John A baseball players with their guests will be honored at a dinner-dance tomorrow night at the Hotel Peabody by the Memphis Associated Amateurs The dinner will be at 7:30 captured their second straight city championship the past season xStar Wind 112 FIFTH $3000 added The New Rochelle Handicap all ages 6 furlongs: Bashi Bazouk IK) Straight Lead 103 Chaps 112 Sir Marlboro 114 War Dog 110 a Preceptor XL 118 a Don Mike 123 Try Hard 106 Dorset no Dale ion Speed To Spare 118 Preeminent 112 a Binzlln Stock Farm SIXTH RACE 1200 claiming three-year-olds up 1 1-18 miles: Fair t8ein 112 Milk Punch 111 Broad Vision 110 Flat Lance 111 Roval Sortie 115 SEVENTH RACE 1000 claiming three-year-olds up 70 yards: Lolsrhen 113 xClose Kin Nflinskv 110 Depth Bomb xHill Cloud 112 Sister Ann Havatouch 107 xLa Perla 105 113 107 112 EASLEY TURNS IN B04 FOR mm HONORS Moskovitz and Russum Trail At Germania That bowling triumvirate Jack Easley Leon Moskovitz and Irl Russum were snugly entrenched in the 1-2-3 scoring places as the curtain dropped Friday night on a week of exceptionally heavy strike fire at Germania Easley after tossing a wild min-eralite down the lanes to a shaky 167 changed his style of procedure then ran that undersized opener up to 604 for the three games to take the pacing end of the scoring parade Moskovitz was second on 598 and Russum third with 586 Easley picked up 236 for the centerpiece after the 167 starter and finished with 201 Moskovitz fired singles of 172-214-212 and Russum 166-209-211 The Ladies Classic with their lineups just about completed for the activities massed some likely looking totals the past week Mrs Lucille Maxwell captain of the Maxwell group pounded out both the single and three game high She opened with 205 then added 138 and 127 to net 470 beating Catherine Kelly by 13 sticks Nell Ogle-tree a first year roller piled up a commendable 415 Add to the feminine side of the big blasts a 561 series scored by June Carney although it was not posted in league competition Miss Carney a Classic League member counted 222-190-149 in a practice session With the possible exception of the Buckeye league leaders found the going a trifle rough the past week In the Majors Easley Sheet Metal Supplies moved up to within two games of the leading Goldcrest 51 with a pair of wins over the Brewers Stevedores made it three in a row over Coles to add to their leading margin in the Buckeye won two from the Doctors and Charley Cox was on the long end of the scores with 509 Harvey Cleaners won two from Peels to take the lead in the Carlin circuit Just one series was played Red Seal members being unable to appear for their set against Forest Products who claimed the games by forfeit Sedey shot a 551 series for Peabody Skyway to break a tie with Bluff City Engravers for the headline position of the Craftsmen Kelly-Jamison had Bob Bledsoe as their best scorer with 537 it included a 244 single to give them a two game triumph over Bluff City NEBRASKA AND ROHE BLAST MR 20-0 Star Back Fills Air With Passes To Rout Bears LINCOLN Neb Oct Nebraska rolled out a barrel of might in the person of Hermie Rob rig today and blasted the formerly unblemished Baylor Bears of Texas into the ranks of the defeated 20 to 0 The Huskers who had passed but twice in their two previous victories filled the air full of footballs for a few minutes in the third quarter with Rohrig doing the tossing The son who jams 185 pounds on his 5-foot 9-inch frame did everything but score a touchdown He tossed both passes which Raymond Prochaska caught in the end zone for touchdowns in the third quarter and added the extra points Rohrig let go the first time from the 25-yard line to Prochaska in the end zone His second touchdown aerial gained only four yards but was more spectacular the receiver taking the ball on his knees surrounded by Bears After being held without a gain in their first three plays Nebraska marched 45 yards to the pay-off in the next five A lateral-forward gained 16 yards and Vike Francis blasted his way for 10 more but Harry Hopp bounced the final 7 yards with virtually eveiy one of the Baylorites touching him in the short sprint for the opening score Razorbacks the bail on theSteer 22 An end around play with Adams carrying lost a yard Then Walter Hamberg crashed through for four Eakin faked a pass and through to the Texas 10 and an aerial failed Atwood broke wide around end and was forced out on the Texas one The next play Eakin plunged fought and finally scrambled his way over the line Milton Simington whose play at guard scintillated placekicked the point Arkansas Position Texas "'K eeeeeeee- NCtljF AllinfOtt LT William aeeeeeeee- eeeeeea HarUllI Biminffum Dawioii fW eeeeeeee R-T MeytTI Hickey eet UcDonald fcypj Gray eeeeeeie CHMII Hamocrff Puett Cole ee ee FB Patrick Arkanaaa A 0 7 (V 1 3 Texas 7 0 0 Arkansas scoring: Eakin touchdowns 2 Simington extra point by placement Texas scoring: Patrick touchdown: Crain touchdown 2 points bv placements Substitutions: Arkansas Ends Adams Southerland frieburger tackles Coats Singer: guards Sutton Parker: centers Hayden: backs Gray Atwood Scalet Campbell McDaniel Texas Ends Flanagan Kutner Buck Schwartlng Hawthorne: tackles Cohen cur Kilman: guards Basev Daniel Weednn Thomas centers Goodwin Thayer: backs Davis Gill Harkins Gnihhs Officials: Referee Harrv Vlnee Missouri: umnire Earl Jones Oklahoma linesman Gene Bedord field Judge William Bushman Missouri Wesleyan TOOF ANNEXES THREE Holds DeVoy Rowling Lead By Beating Collai Toof remained atop the De-Voy Hotel Bowling League standings by winning three straight games from Collas last week Ellis King led the winners with 546 Gus Pfauder rolled 561 for Model Laundry Cleaners who turned back Swift Ice Cream Co in the odd game Reed Brothers Dairy won the third and deciding game from DeVoy Barber Shop with Harvey 546 outstanding Moltedo also had high single of 212 The o(the circuit: Jim Donlon 190 average Moskovitz 183 Frayser 182 Bouteau 181 Moltedo 176 Loeffel 176 Corcoran 176 Pfauda 173 CL Besley 173 Hamlet 171 bucked I LAUREL RESULTS By Nationwida News Service Inc FIRST Puree 1100 claiming 3-year-olds and up six furlongs: Early Mom (J Borup) 520 340 270 Court Dance (C Kurtslnger) 560 420 Pharabelle (G Wallace) 520 Time 1 :12 2-5 Showup Mountain Top Rehearsal Dr Whinny Kenty also ran SECOND RACE Purse 81100 claiming 3-year-olda and up one mile and a sixteenth: Teddypatk (A Shelhamer) 580 370 310 Znstera Kelly) 700 530 Alrwin (L Duppe) 730 Time 1:47 3-5 Room Service Msec loud Surprise Box Dorothy Rock also ran THIRD Pursa 81100 The Cator-tin 2-year-old fllllce one mile and 70 yards: Hand Organ CL Balaskl) 850 420 290 Zoatera (F Kelly) 470 300 Baby Sister (F A Smith) 250 Time 1 :45 1-5 Diecemfng Sally Pasa By Damaged Goods Trapeze Artist Bun Gamonia Lady Greyvllle also ran FOURTH Purse 85000 added The Braiding Lowe-Jenklna Handicap 2-year-ntds one mile: Rough Pasa (L Balaskl) 870 400 300 Victory Mom (A Shelhamer) 310 230 Bov Angler (F A Smith) 300 Time Son A it esse Ronrat Colosseum Your Chance Pasa Out Dol-larville also rsn FIFTH RACE Purse 7500 added The Maryland Handicap 3-year-olda ona mile and a quarter: Challedun (G Woolf) 230 210 210 General Mnwlee fF A Smith) 290 210 Hoatllity (J Deering) 210 Time 2:02 3-5 War Regalia Mental also ran SIXTH Purse 81500 The Glen-wood Handicap 3-year-olda and up one mile and a sixteenth: Challephen (I Hanford) 1010 490 350 Nedayr (A Shelhamer) 290 250 Minnie O'Hara fF A Smith) 420 Time 1:45 Blind Eagle Lady Maryland Mars Shield also ran SEVENTH RACE Purse $1000 claiming 4-year-olds and up one mils and a half: Brandon Prince fC Friedman) 590 380 250 Versailles Kurtslnger) 520 340 Gyral (G Wallace) 2 80 Time 2:36 Brooke Herod Some Boy Braving Danger Star Mixer Trout Stream also ran Laurel Entries for Monday By Nationwide News Service Inc FIRST Purse 81000 fillies 3-r-old maidens five and 00 e-half fur- 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 115 Majorette 115 Bright Blue 115 Flying Silver 110 Time -Scout 110 Knltetta 115 Storcky 115 Kittle Wake 115 Kamarl SECOND RACE Puree $1000 maidens 3-year-olds and up about two mile: axxJay Bee Jay 144 Tromy Rom 1t9 bMeeting House 148 Churkaturk 133 axxxSaxton 138 Singing Brook 111 Grrerwlch Tima 146 Night Heron 130 xxxMis Kiluna 139 bCoxswain 151 Autumn Qiient 143 xSpokaamaa 141 aC Greer Jr bKokaby Stable Toof A Co DeVoy Barber Shop 1 Reed Brothers Dairy Swift Ice Cream Collas A Co Model Laundry Cleaners Mercer Downs Southern MACON Ga Oct The Mercer Bears defeated Birmingham-Southern 10 to 0 today Art Pledger Mercer back kicked a field goal galloped across the goal for the only touchdown and kicked the placement Alf Johnson Minneapolis will be in the team match of the American Legion's wrestling show tomorrow night at the Auditorium when six grapplers will be turned loose in the ring at the same time.