Wichita Falls Times from Wichita Falls, Texas • 12

12 POWER BCWPAT OCTOBER 1 1M1 WUnilA UUH llJlflO SWAMPS MISSOURI UNDER 31 TO 0 AVALANCHE WICHITA DAILY TIMES Tulane Defeats Texas Aggies 7 to Off With Soph County 0 in Muddy Battle Wet Ball Forces Irish Again Win Over Indiana 25-0 Both Elevens to Defensive Games Early Break Leads Way to Only Touchdown of Sloppy Contest Golf Tourney Under Way Thursday IOWA PARK Taxaa Oet L-Beginnlng Sunday Wichita county goiter may begin qualifying for match play in tha Wichita county champlonahlp tournament which will bs staged Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday Oct to 1L Bill Btrachan proteselonal at the Week park course in Wichita Falla ia In charge of the tournament About 78 playara are expected Match play (tart Friday with semifinal! Saturday and final Sunday Ymphy fl4 Trophies are on display at th Team Takes Rice Down by 19 to 6 Owl Out gain Sooner but Fail to Display Consistent Attack NORMAN Okie Oct 3 F)A crow of highly advertised Oklahoma university sophomores stole the ahaw Saturday as tha Sooner turned bock tha Owl of Rico Institute Houston Texas In tha first Intercollegiate football game of tha year Th score won 19 to A Ten thousand person saw the game The Rios attack proved a continual menace with Its baffling passwork but the king toaae failed to gain ground cons latently Tha Boonars plied up a 19 point lead and saw thla margin whittled by one touchdown only The sophomore ground-gaining combination Dunlap paaalng to Watkins with Ellatrom In th llne-amaahlng role waa fortified by tha brilliant work of Paqsxo little halfback who took Captain Guy place in the third period 77-yard return of a punt for touchdown was tha moat spar- kllng play of the day Building their i attack around Half Back Jap Thrasher the Owls fought furiously to gain their only touch- tr for 21 yard to acorc Rice earned nine first down to 'ho Sooner ten rained 1 Varda UhtrSTEd to 111 for Oklahoma ll(porty Iayout Bnd fmP teat of golfing skill The tournament committee I anxious to attract aa many Wichita ofjntcksy lo wiisea Fall player aa poaalbta and an especial Invitation Bras Issued Saturday to Wichita Falls Golf and Country club and Weeks park players All entries Bill qualify for match play and first round loaatB wnD' Bill continue In competition In coa-Maasad olatton flights Tho lineups: sacha lb cunkiis 1 LT Hander Young Lawns RO Tort McArthur RT Coray Rshennan Watkins Squraa QR Dunlap Hals LH Ellstrun Wallses RH Jaracnsa PR Bear yards long excel- by quarters: idea a a a Oklahoma a-M Seorinx: Ok Is horns Tourhlowns Watkins Kllstmm Puna (sub tar Warren I Point after touchdown: Ellstron I Iks Touchdown Thrasher BAYLOR TAKES TO AID TO ROLL VP 23 TO 0 WIN OVER ST EDWARD'S WACO Oet 3 The Baylor university Bean unleashed a brilliant air offensive hers Saturday to defeat tha St Edwards university Saints of Austin 23 to 0 Long heaves from Esco Walter to Raymond Alford and Raymond Reeve against which tha Saints' pass defense flailed to function gained ter Baylor a total of 1M yards for eight completions Walter's passing accounted for two Bear touchdoumx Baylor scored a safety In tha second period when Bomba Saints fullback fumbled a had pass from center behind hb goal Una and waa smothered by Baer forward BL Edwards made Its Mg bid In tha final period when tha Saints drove to Baylor's eight-yard line At that point another pass from COLLEGE GRID RESULTS Texas Klraaort a Tau Antra a Tulaae Taaaa CferMiu TUIaa IX Hendrix Arkansas IV Baylar 3 St Edwards Oklahoma la Hies a Southtni Methodist XT Snmaans 10 CaUlontla (Pa) Tracker Si Hock Trartwra Concordia edits (Pact Woync Ind) Detroit Toth 44 North Dakota Wlaronaio IX Haaonr IT: Stavcoa Trad a Lracoia Memorial unlrtnity a Kin ed-Ufa Tha Cttadal )3: Enklnt Auaahur i Minneapolis) a Bt OU( HI nr Fails tWla) Normal 0: Stau Tractiara Itaaea Junior (Commint) 0 SI Cloud Taachcra IS Marys iWloniia Minn) 13: Luther Lacrorae Wta Normal CotumMa UnMratty at Wichita CoOrye of Km-porla UaJvarrily of California at Lae Aaaalaa 0 WaaMntaa State 13 Montana otata Utah tuki SI Americas uatvenlty 0: Lynch burf IX Alabama Mira HI rm In sham Southern si Wofford IX Mew aura Southwestern 0 Clarkson SI: Hamilton 0 Elmira 33 Onaaata CoUsse of Idaho 0 Unlmeity at Utah tx Rhode Island Stats Bran IX Colby SariaafldS S3 Bewdda Massachusetts SS Wesleyan 0 Ceaaactleut Aaatw Manor Cumail ST Newberry Parris I land Murines 14 Emory sad Henry IX Richmond Drexal Hutson ST Lebanon Valley Peon Stats IX ainquctianna Delaware ST West Vlrylnia PUMiaa 30 Florida 34 North Carolina Slats Firmaa SX Brake Purest Oshkosh Trarhsn Northern Teachers Nebraska Northwestern It Plttabuixk Teachers Kaoaaa (tit) Hiram Ottcrhda SX -Lowdl Textile St Mfddlebuqr IX Muhlenbura Lsfayctta sx dettyehura Ulanova IS Juanita Dickinson Western Maryland Oeacedawa SX Amharat Prhiedau ST Dayton Boston adlsao IX Providence Haty crass SX Williams SX Banaaelaer Poly IX Cbak academy tx Hart wick sembraiy Fulton Roma Free academy 13 Ashland Woodsy 31 Hillsdale Dennison Edlaban Teachers Allegheny ST Adrian Westminster II Oklahoma A Mlanrada SX Bwarthmora Pennsylvania SX it I 0 Duka IX oaton ualvsnity Now Kamyshin Thiel a St Bona venture si Wararaburs Oram City (tie) Wert Virginia Wedeyaa Buffalo Dartmouth II William and Mary Navy IX New River state IX WltnrtngUq Cam Purdue IX Rose Paly 14 Earihia Notre Duma tx Indiana I a Oeorgla 40 MarabaU SI Bethany Maryville Kentucky IS Bradley Wisconsin SX Baldwin Wallace Case University at Cincinnati Ohio Hah ST Knee Army 1 Washinatoa and Jeffensa IX Cuaesla Tech Mount Union Bowlin ansa Parris Hoys 1 La Sails at Johns IX Osknsh Traehsra Northern Slats Tssch-tn 0 Wsshlngtaa tolls Hoskins a Albion Detroit City edlest 0 Michigan Blais normal a Michigan ST HsMatbeig a Ohio Wesleyan SX Joseph Blufften Oh Northern OTtvey Dtflanea SX Kant Stats ObsrHn IX Buckaell 14 Geneva 14 Rhsda Island Stats Brawn IX Manor SX Ststsea Pittsburgh sx Iowa Ortanell IS Iowa Stats Tsaehsrs Wyoming (Tight on 3 Brest era Kentucky Teachers Centra SX Michigan Slats Normal a Michigan 34 North Dakota Wisconsin 13 Capital Urbans Bridgewater 0 Hampden Sydney ST Univeretty of North Carotins Vanderbilt IX Clem ran Teniraeee 44 Vlramin Mary land Concordia SX HlhMna Junior Stout Mac Alerter IX Ham Hue BL Johns Evansville Wabash ST Dakota Was Icy an Davis and Emms SI Bt Lento IlHnato SX Dnvtdssn WssWngtao and Le Cooper Union Montclair Traehom SX 13 PLATE Longhorns Start With Early Score And Keep Up Pace Tigers Badly Beaten as Lit tlefield Team Gets Five Touchdowns By BILL PARKER Associated Proa Sports Writer AUSTIN Oct 3 University of Missouri Tiger found Txu unkind to thorn here Saturday The University of Taxes Longhorns flashing tha asms powerful off an that gave them tha 1930 Southwest conference championship smothered th Tigers 31 to 0 in a alow Intamactlonal gams Plus their defeat tha Tigers were wilted from a blistering sun that forced them to call numerous times out In order to refresh and hasp (ring Bo completely waa Missouri outplayed that only once did Its offense sweep beyond Taxed Bwd line and this march waa quickly halted whan Missouri pas waa Intercepted On tho opposite aids of th lint Texas supporters marveled at tha Longhorns' stamina and their superb defense that ao completely stopped Missouri' running play ana wrecked tha desperate aortal gama Steers Start Early Texas started scoring in tha first thru minutes Blanton of Texaa kicked off to Stuter who fumbled when Captain Baumgnrtan smashed him with a terrific tackle Texaa recovering on Missouri's 21-yard Iln From hers a pase from Clewl to Dubose netted II yard and Weaver mashed over tor the Longhorns' first touchdown Thta sudden blow shattered much of Missouri's confidence and from thla period on It wa Texas' ball gama with Missouri offering little resistance to long runs by Ernie Koy Harrison Stafford Wilson Elkina and Burr Texas scored again In tha second period on series of mighty smashes through tha Mia-aourl line with Koy carrying th hall over Keep Up Scoring Taxaa opened tha third period with another touchdown when Elkina passed 13 yards to Craig who reversed hla field and raced th ball to Missouri's 11-yard lln Elkins want around and for six yards Texas worked a backward lateral basket pass from Elkina to Craig tor tho touchdown When thq fourth period opened Missouri players sp ired ao utterly exhausted they of-ed little defense allowing Elkin and Burr to soon touchdowns Taxaa finished with third and fourth string players in tho game The lineups: (01 MISSOURI Morgan KMr Hi Otk TEXAS (311 Hina LR LT La Haws R0 Gun RT i Tyson RR Dubes QU laakhts Uttlaer LH Cralf Johaaaiasmstar RH Weaver Olll Clewl Seers hr periods: Missouri 0 Tesee 1 Tease eearlas: Touchdowns Wearer Elkins ten (substitute (or Bankhead) Kay (substitute Nr Ctawto) Burr (substitute ter Weaver) Feist from tip after teach-dnrx Burr (plus kick) RAZ0RBACKS MAKE IT TWO STRAIGHT WIHS BY BEATING HENDRIX FAYETTEVILLE Ark Oct 1 IF) Arkansas university won Its wond gam of th season hare Saturday by downing Hendrix collet 10 Ledbetter scored early In th flint Jiuarter and cam back In tba cloa-ng period to eras tho Hendrix goal again A pass Murphy to Nations netted a third touchdown In tha final period Karr added tha extra point Atkanaag registered 13 first down Hendrix made two TECH ELEVEN DOWNS NEW MEXICO FARMERS LAB CRUCES Oct 3 IF) Texas Tech Matador de tested tho New Mexico Aggtae Saturday by a ocora of 7 to 0 Th Matador! proved too strong tor tha Aggies Tha Us Cruet eleven battled th Matador on oven term all through tho first halt but weakened under driving attack in th third quarter Th flint quarter wa played mostly In tba middle of haflsld with tha Aggies pushing tha ball Into Matador territory several times Tbt period saw much punting both teams playing good define! va games Tha second quarter waa another defensive contest both eleven resorting to punting moot of tho tlma Tha half ended with neither team having scored Early In th third period Nichols Tech fullback took tho ball serosa th Aggies' lint and tha try for point after touchdown wan good Tharn was no morn scoring Tha fourth period wa a repetition of th first half with tha Agglao fighting to acorn and tha Matadors bolding them by good defensive play WILLIAM AND MARY IN CLOSE TILT WITH NAVY ANNAPOLIS Oct 1 Little William and Mary college's football Indiana cam out of Virginia Saturday and played th Navy to a standstill but lost 13 to as the result of just two Navy plays Tha margin of victory waa gained at the atari of th third period when Campbell liar fullback returned Halllgan'a kickoff 70 yards to tho William and Mary Ifeyard line and Tchl(gl spun through right tackle for a touchdown Navy had scored earlier but th Indians crossed th Navy goal themselves on a concerted drive In the final minutes of th game Giante went In for veteran In claiming Herman Bell from Rochester and Eddie Moors from Oakland The Cubs took Buck Newsome (with Houston a few weeks thla season) from Lit tie Rock and Marvin Gudnt from Columbus Cardinal farm Besides Todd tha Phillies picked up George Knotha from New Orleans and th Pirate added Dava Barbee one a Cubk from Hollywood AMARILLO Texas Oet Th Golden Sandies of Amarillo High school Saturday twisted and squirmed through a fighting band of Wolves from Dallas Tech to win 38 to a The Sandstorm completely stopped the Wolves running attack and they took to th air to make four first downs but never once threatened to aeon Amarillo's first acoro earns near tha mlddb of ths first quarter and center went astray to account for 1 lost yardage The Saints attempted -I JK turn hut hnth wm when the Bandies fumbled on the two passes but both Bren Incotn- NEW ORLEANS Oet A Matching canny gefenalvta on a rain-drenched field Tulane Saturday scored Its third victory in auc-ce salve years over Texas A A IS I too With th ball water-logged and an almost constant drlxile occa- sionally turning into a doom pour 'tha two big teama early Battled 1 doom to nraiting ter the break Tulane got th flrat call In tho opening quarter and cnpitallsed on it to put over tha only touchdown of tho gama early In tha second period Brhen Feltx fullback plunged center for tha marker from th one-yard line Glover left tackle kicked goal Walt for Break After exchanging a brace of punta by Bray of preliminary faeleri one of Felta' boots from hte 29-yard Una bounced and hit a Texan on tha A -da 17-yard line artier Boaaberg Tulane left tackle recovered Lemmon right half worked a reverse to Glover which netted a 19-yard advance' and Dawson quarter passed to Glover for another II yards and first down on the 18-yard line Felta took a triple lateral and dodged to the four-yard line going over for tho touchdown on the flrat play of tha second quarter McFadden Aggie right half cam very near to stealing tha show with ilia accurately placed punta with tho wet ball Domlngua aopho-mon half throw numeroua acarea into tha Tulane aupportera with spectacular broken-field runx ona of which netted 45 yard in tha second period aa tha Aggie made a desperate effort to tie th score Ho reached tha Tulane 15-ymrd line where ha waa forced out of bound by Daltympla end mainstay of tho Tulane defense There the Tulane lino refused to field another 19 yards and Tulane took tha hall on down on her own alx-yard Una Paaalng Gama Fall Taking desperala chance with tha heavy oval Domlngua ahortly afterwards passed 59 yards to Malone hie left end for a first down on Tulane' T-yard Una but again Tulana took tha ball on downx Flrat down war even at atealL The Uneupa: (0) Fra TULANE Natan LR DteeUaar NriU LT Xoasbsrg Honuby LX McOonsick Nolaa Lodrigm Christian RO Brands Moulds (c RT uptsa Ml RK Ml DUrmH Rtvatt aasQBra Dmzm Olsvsr MePhSitaa RM Loammi Aotoa PB Frits Herim Doa Hcsqr (Karra) umptra Rom Mima (Indiana) bsaditnramaq Jama HalUgaa (Misadrasrits Astad Hold judas Jack Roach (Barior) By ptrisdi: Thus A A OS a O-T Ttttoat sesrtng: Tachdewx Nts petal tram toy after tsuehdowa Otorar (plars- MINNESOTA TROUNCES SOONER AGGIES 29-0 MINNEAPOUbTooL A 'F-Tha University of Minnaaota trounced Oklahoma A A for tha second I time In four year Saturday by chalking up a 20 to 0 triumph Elmhurst 1 Milwaukee Tarim Raa Claire Tarim Northland 01-togs OrlMitll If Iowa Stats Tsarim Hhlppmshura Tarim Shepherd BUI Colltgt Eton Grorgs WasMngtm 43 CUT Callrgt of Nrw York 13 CalhoBs University 7 Rates 0: Harvaid 33 Urriau 34 Hamfsrd Psuasylvisla Military roltogs a LrtHgh WSst Tna Tarim Cntral Oklahoma Trarim NUrthwrarara Bum Tarim 3X Panhaa-dto Aggtw Oklahoma Tiarim Oatseary 4 Tna Trah New Mrs Ira Aggie Idaho Onea Boats Clara Stanfnr a Moot ana Btashlngla 33 omm aura a a Mt Marys 14 CaHromla Rriahsm Yoiipi IX Nevada 14 Balh Carolina 13 Osnryla Tsch 33 Jrtraraa UUvsnSty Dallas Hlltobora Junior CoUrga Arkansas TOarim Norihaatm Oklx 10 BATTERY OO0D MEin Botncte who a depsndabte baasryatalnwpricx ta today and Install a saw EXIDE ta ynnr cax accept with that EXIDE By ALAN GOULD Associated Pinas Suorte Editor BLOOMINGTON Ind Oct 3 Damn's warriors in blue and gold costume aa glittering aa tha worm sun of an Indian aummar day return ad triumphantly to tha football wars Saturday with a finishing drive that would have brought words of pro Isa from th Wizard Rockni Picking up their twoysar thread of victory where It waa left off tho fighting Irish com through tha final naif In spectacular style to whip th strong Indiana university eleven 25 to 0 In ths first gams for Notre Dema sines Rockns waa killed In nn airplane diaaater Mrs Rockns Present If tha alectrlo personality of Rock tie waa lasing tha wlxardS spirit nevertheless carried on Mrs Rockne tho temoua coach's widow waa there to aea boys" acoro thair first triumph under tha new leadership Thins full teams trotted Into action against Indiana All thro succeeded In scoring at least one touchdown and tho first string team opened tha way to two tallies the first on a spectacular 70-yard dash by Jos Bheckarekl and tha second on an 11-yard gallop by Marchmont Schwartz all-American half back Few Pnaarei Tried Notts Dsma rolled up 18 first down while Indiana registered only three Including one on penalty The Irish ware superior by the margin of 437 yards to 54 for thair rivals Tha victors made very little use of their famous naming attack heaving only 10 aerials and completing only two Tha Notre Dame line led by tho redoubtable Captain Tom Yarr at center waa a atone wall any time Indiana threatened The lineups: NOTRE (31) Foe IDIANA () KUky LE Lrons Oliver LT Reseller Raftlaa LO Nylse Karr Besson Roffmaa RO Xcllsr Kurth RT Aaetamsytr Maheesy RE Hum Jaakwhkh QR VI Daufr Schwarts LB Opeslk ahffhstskl KB Baer Senas FR Jones Seers by periods: Notre Dam 13 -IS Indiana 0 0 0 0 Not re Doom scoring: Touchdown ahfs-kareai daman (aubstltutn (or Yam Schwarts Cronin (subatltutn far Sksskst-hi point from try attar touchdown: Murphy (suhstltuu for ask which) place kick Tiger Team Ends Losing Ways With Win Over Nocona Electra Backs Produce Real Power in Registering Six Touchdowns NOCONA Texaa Oct Displaying real defensive power and opening up occasionally on tha offensive tha Elactrs High school Tigers broke their losing streak In an impressive manner by turning back tha Nocona Indiana by tha acoro of 35-0 on tho letter's field Saturday afternoon Gooch Harvey Stanford presented an entirely new defense that stopped tha Indiana' running attack to standstill giving up only two first down during tha entire gams Tha backflald acre ran wild In tha first quarter netting three touchdowns with Bandefer McCracken and Parnell carrying tha bulk of tho attack In the last quarter Cloninger and Rode wait made several nlee gains that aided in ths on-nldd victory Tha paaalng combination of Cloninger to Lambdta In tha final period waa tha principal aid In giving tba Tigers' thair final thro counters Banderfer started tha scoring by breaking through ter 23-yard sprint In tha first tew minute of play nod aiding materially in the next two aeons but an Injury to hla right shoulder forced him from tha gama Parnell area tho scoring aea of tha Electra aggregation eroaalng tho final chalk line ter three of tho touchdowns Bout well and Rod await scored ana each Capt Monty MeDonnald waa the power of ths Elactrm defense being tha main worry of tho running plays Orta Stroud who was given hla first chanca at guard registered a flna game aa did Able and McCracken Goods peed waa tha only throat of th Nocona team making oavoral nlca gains and almost getting away In th third quarter on an Intercepted pass Elkins Nocona left guard drove through th Tiger Una time after tlma to ameer thair voL of crlas-croM plays is Uneups: nocona (S) fox electra (M) amM lr wall LT McCrariua Itlklas in LO Hogl WtUtNM Ci Pimm tMtDflMM ftoWVA Hill ness eLTs eiaaiil ILOWZ Knnslwa KR White Haora QR MeCrsche If WlM MiMl4H( FifpjWI uR'Hi ketarr ria SflOTtbfVHMi: NtMM 09 It l-l WHITE SOX EVEN SERIES WITH 4 TO 3 TRIUMPH CHICAGO Oct 3 A horns run by Lew Fonseca In tha fifth Inning with taro runners aboard and Vie Frasier's flna relief pitching In th final two Inninga enabled tho White Sax to square the fight ter tha Chicago city eerie championship Saturday by defeat-ins tha Cuba 4 to 3 in th fourth gama Electro vs Loveland ELECTRA Texaa Oet Electra AIKatara are stated to meet th Loveland OklK ulna on tho local baseball park Sunday afternoon Tha Sam I expected to be interesting aa th Oklahoma team has mat defeat only three times this summer Th All-Star mad a good showing teat Sunday when tkay defeated Grandfield 4-2 PLAINVIEW IS AWARDED VERDICT OVER SLATON AFTER TEAMS PLAT TIE PLAINVIEW Texas Oet A Tho Ftatavtew High school i awarded a i high Batur-ettnuBt of day by officiate In 7-7Ua that ieoa day night's gama that Platavtew penetrated Its opponent M-jrnrd line tore Itam Staton waa able to ad-vaaeo to wlthta tho Shyord nano ante am Tha deetalan waa booed aa an Iflterechotastle laagua ruling for claaa conference teams la district ana Ponies Forced to Display Little in Downing Cowboys Stick to Straight I Football in Rolling Up 27-10 Count DALLAS Oct 8 Southern i Methodist university playing it second football practice gi tha season sent three full teams Into action Saturday to leisurely defeat the Simmons university Cowboys from Abilene 27 to 10 Never was tha tempo of th game exciting enough to bring fane to their feet Coach Ray Morrison still did not display tha offensive hand for which other Southwest conference scouts vrera watching confining tactics mostly to power and running plays Only in tha teat half when sent In hla first string top-notchers did tha Southern Methodist skipper unleash a sample of tho passing attack his team ha made a by-word Cowboy Star Carl Pee Simmons halfback lad the Cowboy offensive In tha first parted Bucking ths 8 third team ha elicited cheers by kicking a field goal from 8 Ua 28-yard line Koonea went in aa a substitute far Simmons In ths first period after Hamilton waa Injured Walker advanced tha ball to one-yard line In the eco-ond period after desultory efforts by both olevena and Baxter plunged ao rose for 8 first touchdown Travis kicked ter the extra point Byron Slmmona quarterback waa Injured and Murphy replaced him Mustangs Opes Up Between halves a "moment of 1100" was observed In memory of Knut Rockne Notrs Dame's veteran coach who lost Ms Ufa teat year In an airplane crash and whose team drubbed tha Southern Methodists 62 Breaks ego Saturday Tha crowd stood with bared h4ads while the 8 bond played the March" Not until the opening of tha last half did tha Methodlats give a Mnt of their reel strength sending In tha first line Weldon "Speedy" Mason star of tho Mustang backflald started tha flresrorks Ha uncorked 26-yard run Gilbert another shot from th Mustang backfleld "heavy artillery" carried the ball on a long run around left end ter a touchdown Mason again led ths offensives which netted two touchdowns A lateral pass from Pea to Andrus finally enabled Andrua to gain 19 yards around left end for Simmons' touchdosm TULSA TOSSES PASSES OVER HORNED FR0GST0 GAIN IS TO 9 VERDICT TULSA Okla Oct Two long poaaaa from tha Muds of Tab" PUkington pcsrerful Tuba university fullback ona resulting in a touchdown tho ascend placing th ball within Inchea of th goal Una from which point It was pushed across easily gave the Golden Hun rlcane 13 to 0 victory over tbs Horned Frogs of Texas Christian university bars Saturday Tims after tlma ths belligerent thrusts of Spearman and hla mates put tho bell la favorable position for tha Frogs but Invariably a fumble or an attempt to paw returned th ball to Tuba The lad from Fort Worth were passed to death Ond goaded by the successful efforts of PUkington and tha light but float Tuba backs tried numerous pa ease themselves Six were Intercepted by Tuba Tha finest defensive pin of ths day sms shown by BUI Volok husky Tubs guard who tatereaptsd three pomes smeared line plays frequently and Bras nearly ateraya found undar tha pack after the ban was downed HIGH SCHOOL RESULTS Xlsetra Reesaa i Kasdans a Baa Anssls I Wlcblta Kaa Pampa A au rills 3S Dallas TkH High 5- SsaUl Paik (HesaaoMl 31: Ones Mpiclsk tal Aitbnr a MeA Dee JoSs Rsagaa (Hsusteal-H Osaies Ssa Jaetatn (Meustsa) 40 Tna CMr Bail Hih (Oaivtabm) IT Too Much Talk COLUMBUS Mark fl Gordon taxi driver picked up a fere drove him around ter a white and then found ha could not pay Ho took tha man to jail mads nls complaint and then proceeded to tell every ona within a block of tha station Finally he told Patrolman A Johnson Johnson Inquisitive asked Gordon If he had a cab driver'! Ileenea Gorton didnt-Johnon searched the cab found what he believed to bs whisky In It and filed charge against Gorton When tHa tlma comaa to dadda aueh matter Wichita Fata jr not Interested In the poealblllty of nducod Texas league tUat prlcaa Tho Spadden bjr that time might have pnrl out of axlatencx Regaidlesra of that poaaiblUty wa beltev tha tuua face a rul ala In considering 1982 nricaa-that If It does not make a radical reduction It will fee an even greater erUii bafor th next race la completed Tha tea brought thla mat tar to the atttntlon of tha lagu in general aoon after tha atari of tha lut race Thejr brought it up yarbally and they punctuated tt by atayiag away from moat Texaa leagu park la a aarloua way To cut th general admlaaion tax to SO canta mean a reduction of IS 14 per cent It will not ha caqr for th Texaa kague club owner to coo lien thenutlvee to ao radical a cut In receipt tt would mean that expenaea would have to ha cut proportionately It would mean mainly that player would have to taka radial aalary cut tt would mean that dubs would have to watch all other Kama of expenaa more clcaely And would naan that tha claaa of baieball played would ha lowered But not to tha extent that one might Imagine The figure In tha contract Hldom reveal the worth of the player to hla dub The gpuddere at 1930 the on bad dub In the league though not a pennant winner wan one of the Wot paid In the probably tea than th Bpuddere of 1911 When club ownara are not making money charging 75 cent and moat of tom finished in th red thla Mason It la not going to be easy to con vise them they will ha helping thair badnaaa by reducing tha tarn to SO cents Nevcrthaleu there era at hut few of tha dub presidents who right now favor the move Wa are quit euro that Bill Huff will vda for 60-cant fee If given tha chanca thla winter Tha opposition I going to coma from tha few club prind pally Houston and Qnlvsaton that can find nothing wrong: financially with tha season of 1931 Houston played to record attendance at tha old prleo scale certainly Fred Ankcnman in not going- to favor cutting to BO canta when hi feme are clamoring to pay etobitx At Oalvsaton Rieam Moody found hla clientele willing to continue at tha old price and norm's no good reason why should wmnt to gambla with lower pricee if a reduction comae It will nave to be made as laagua move It would hardly do to have different bmaa prices in tha various cltlcx tt go as without laying that tha laagua will consider reduced prlcaa at one off It winter meeting and lot of courage will bo required to make tha move Bo far aa wa know no league of A or higher classification has reduced It baas price and tha Texas circuit will ho setting precedent If It makas tha out Other leagues that are getting along okah at prevailing prlcaa will not fall to bring to bear all tha man poailbln to prevent tha Tex from setting tha pace Tha Southern laagvi for Instance with far gran ter cities to draw from probably has fewer financial worries than tha Texaa and likely has given no thought whatever to cutting prices Tba Southern might ha expected to lt up an awful howl If It karma the Texas con temple tee lowering tha tax of th Tan might think that a rmdled lowering of salaries a mova that la absolutely trace -ary If ticket prleo are to drop would result la laaa attractive baseball hi tha kagun Wa believe It would make tha least dlf-fc ranee tn th kind of entertainment that would be afforded Aa a whole tha kagun would -not play quit as efficient baseball maybe nut the team would bo aa evenly matehad as la tha past and after all It la th element of competition that makes tha game When tha non-dess rule was put Into affect for the first tlma a few yean ago aomt of tha fena thought tha old fans had gone to tha dogs Whan tha non-claee minimum wa raised to fire some figured tha laagua waa going aaxadlat But It turned out that way Tha gama has provided Just fine entertainment lira thm appearance of tha non-darn rcgrulatlm aa It aver did Texaa league clubs suffered little from tha draft thla aeaaea at least from the major leagues' selections However tha double A'B thla year alio have tha privilege of drafting one player from tha six club not affected by the claims and util tha biggest minors have thotr Inning the final damage (ran net bs told Only twq layer ware taken by tha major Tha Whit Sox dug Into tha Houston roster and milled out our Idea of a dam good ball player In the person of Carey Selph Wa believe he Is a better Mcond lacker than at least 50 per cent of those in the majors and we are quite euro he le an Improvement over anything tha Whitt Box new bmvt The Phillies took a longtr gamble In selecting Catcher A1 Todd from Dallas Tha big receiver itartod the 19U campaign In a decidedly Impressive fashion but dewed considerably In a hitting way after tha raw waa well along Ia all the majors took only 15 players representing tha smallest draft lint In quite a few seasons Tba Incraaeed pricee might have had something to do with They had to pay the double A' $7500 and tha A $4000 Only thro of the 15 go to American league clubs and tha Browpa got on of these Wee Klngdoa Chattanooga about-atop who waa with Houston at the fag-end of the 1930 season la th newest Brownie The Tankew took Frank Xmkote pitcher they one owned from Jersey City of The International and th third to gmd-' uatv via th draft to the American leagu was Belph Th Brave were th heaviest plungvra Thla club took Hixck Bette from Paul Will Ism Jiargravo from Baltimore Lra Mangum tone Spuddcri from Newark and Frank Coleman from Scranten All but Coleman are rsterans I tba fun sen oflh wort Tit Kada grabbed Clyde Meehw from ICUwnukex Tha Buck company Wichitla Falla Prliea are aa follows: Medalist pair golf ahoea champlonahlp winner all leather golf bag! runnorup two Wllaou wood club consolation winner golf bog runnsrup pair knlckera Second flight: winner two Brood clubs runnsrup on doa-en Victor golf ball consolation on dozen Roach Paramount golf balls runnerup sweater coat As this la tha test tournament of th season and la planned aa an annual event to be held during tha fair each year more than ordinary Interest la being shown Golfers have been constantly on tha courea for the past several days getting acquainted with tha greens and fairways MnmHole Course Though Thursday la sat aa th qualifying day proper playara may get In their preliminary rounds at any time prior to the atari of match play Friday Entries should be turned In to Johneton at Iowa 1 Park If made In advance Iowa Park offers entries In th county championship event i splendid HUIe nine-hole course approximately 3000 and Sandies Ring Up Heavy Score Over Dallas Gridders Tech Wolveg Go Down Before Amarillo' Powerful Attack foe's two-yard line Following the punt which tended on tha Dallas 16-yard line th Bandies marched down the field to the one-yard lln from where La barge fullback plunged over Tho next score earn just at the claaa of tha second -quarter Starting on hla 48-yard Una Bob Howie right half want through a wide hoi just aa tha gun hot Two Tech tackier stood still and a third gave chase but It waa futile or the Upound flash was long gone La barge mined both tries ter points The third counter came Just before tha half ended with tha Sandstorm's second and third stringers In th mme Labarg plunged over after Eteoch had dona most of th toting ter about 40 yards In tha second half the Bandies added three mors touchdowns with Labarga making two and Hoursa one Capt Beottlno Lindsey canter and Satarino half tarred for the vlsitora For tha Bandln La barge full Howie half Carroll half and Scarborough cantor starred Coach Blair Cherry uaed a steady stream of substitute throughout especially la the Una Fompa 87 WfeMU FAMPA Texaa Oct A IF Th Pomp Harvesters unleashed a powerful running attack hare Saturday to crush tha heavier Wichita Kansas High school eleven 47 to A Fompa registered 17 first downs to six for Wichita and unreeled 111 yards from scrimmage arhlla thair opponents were picking np 151 Bring your want ada to tha Tlmee-Racord News of flea pay cash and save 15 par Adv Gene Say They ora tied now hut heap your eyes on tha Athletics and watch them aa tha urtn-nera of tho World Seri ex You too can bo a urlnnar if you Invest In ona of my to75 SUITS You'D have to sea thas suits to appreciate their real value Fay year ached taxes now Remember ear children today win bo our etttefuo of tomorrow Gene Liepolc! MEN'S WEAR 711 Indians Slete and th ball Brant over when llvlln failed in hb maah at tackle NORTHWESTERN TURNS RACK HUSKERS 19-7 EVANSTON HI- Oct 3 Northarestern turned loose just enough of Its heralded offensive power In the first period Saturday to crush Nebraska's brawny Corn- buskers 19 to A in the Inaugural gama of the season Northwestern ripped Into Nebraska with savage fury and before the Corohuskers could regain their poise three touchdavma had bean rushed over Nebraska rallied and held the Wllcate almost on even terms tha rest of tha way but that opening blast left tha Huskers numb and bewildered Ths heavyweight Nebraska lln Bros torn apart and before reptecamants could be rushed Into action tho damage had been dona and North-wee tern settled back to on experimental game Ernest (Pug) Renther North-western's right halfback waa tho wadgo that split Nebraska apart Ha was supported ably by Kan Meenon a big sophomore and a fast-charging Wildcat lln ARMY RINGS UP HEAVY SCORE AGAINST KNOX MICHIE STADIUM WE8T-polnt Oct 3 Army's powerful football fores surept to Its second overwhelming victory of tha season Saturday at tha expenaa of little Knox collega of Galesburg BL 87 to Coach Ralph Basse sent three complete teams Into the fray and all three scored urith ease Knox scored Its only touchdoum on a aerie of sensational plays In tha closing mlnutea WICHITA FALLS POLO TEAM IN SUNDAY GAME Tha Wichita Falls Bluas after taking three atrnlght games from tho CroBrell team teat Break at Crowell ore scheduled In a homo contest Sunday against a combination Bye re-Crowell quartet Tha con-teat la scheduled for 3:30 at Cllnerowe field and tha publlo is Invited to attend The Blues probably Brin start with a lineup selected from Fealh-emton Fein Robbins Stringer and Coffey GRAHAM RASEBALL TEAM TO PUT SUNDAY GAME GRAHAM Texaa Oct The Graham baseball elub will meet th Fort Worth Cate In the Graham Girk Sunday afternoon at 3 ameer Higgs aays he has Ms I team In shape to May th Cats good game Tha Graham chib la 1 ona of tha fastest amateur clubs In thla section and la prepared to give tha Cats a real scrap I I I Exide Battery Station Phone 6482 -W-r--!.