Wichita Falls Times from Wichita Falls, Texas • 15

I IN i bSdjaB Orilg Simts W1CHITJ Page 3B WICHITA F4LLA TEXAS SUNDAY Ort 1931 Methodical Aggies Chop Down Oklahoma 14-7 Rice Owls Drop 7 to 6 Defensive Scrap to LSU Vob Lash Duke in 2M Tilt Wichita Falls Meets Denison In First District Test Friday Sooner Offense Fails to Click By WILBUR MARTIN COLLEGE STATION Texas Oct 6 (AP) Texas tonight cut down the swashbuckling giant of college football smashing Oklahoma J4-7 The Assies cut down last national champion with a brutal defense and a tremendous ground game It was the A brand of ball the coaches preach: Tackle low sun hard body block The capacity crowd of 40000 sat rain-soaked in cold windy Game at a Glance Ttui UK Ofclahero Denison nudged Tyler 6-0 in a battle of the impotents The Denison victory was the only surprise in the lot with Tyler having been favored over the 'Jackets although by a close margin Denison got nine first downs and Tyler seven The touchdown that Denison ran up was only its second in four games The have given up 121 points to the opposition Nevertheless nothing can be taken away from Denison It won the one1 the conference for its initial victory In games other than the Wichita Falis-Denlson fracas this Friday Texarkana will be at Highland Park and Waco will be at Sherman Waco incidentally unveiled a bone-crushing fullback in its contest with the Scotties Hit nameT Tucker Blake Tucker Coach Joe Griding of tha Coyotes who swept tha bench clean in the Graham gams admitted following the contest that "the team looked somewhat better than it has in the past" There were no serious injuries resulting from the game The squad will leave for Denison early Friday morning The coaches were undecided as to whether they would put the squad up for tha night or not in Denison after the game While the Denison record is hardly impressive Coach Cranfill KNOXVILLE Tenn Oct 6 VF) An alert Tennessee team scooped up Duke fumbles and turned them into touchdowns today to smash the Blue Devils from the nation's unbeaten football outfits 26-0 Tennessee the nation's third ranked team in the Associated Presa poll showed marked Improvement offensively over its opening game The Vols scored once in each twice on passes and the other two on running plays Duke was a thoroughly beaten club The closest Duke got to Tennessee's goal line was the 25-yard stripe late in the second period Vicious Tennessee tackling Jarred the ball loose from Duke backs five times in the first half Four times the Southeastern Conference Vols pounced on the ball and twice they turned the bobbles into touchdowns On one fumble Vol Guard John Michela from Philadelphia grabbed the pigskin on the Blue Devil 34 Tailback Hal Payhe of Pensacola Fla shot a bullet pan to End John Davis of Bogata Texas on the Duke 2 Fullback Dick Emsberger of Mansfield Ohio plunged for the score Vanderbilt Defeats Favored Alabama 22-20 NASHVILLE Tenn Oct 8 UP) Halfback Dick Foster slashing dashing and kicking like a demon powered an underdog Vanderbilt Commodore eleven to a spine' tingling 22-20 upset victory over Alabama's Crimson Tide here today in a Southeastern Conference football game watched by 23000 in 00-degree heat It was zooming 38-yard field goal hi the third period which was the eventual margin of victory and in addition he limed hii way to a personal Lai of 105 yards on 15 carries with the ball which was Instrumental in all Vanderbilt'! scoring Vanderbilt twice cams from behind to beat tha Alabamans who were favored three to four touch downs Advertise or be forgotten: use Timet-Record News ads Phone 2-5241 over on the LSU 15-yard line when End Sonny McCurry recovered LSU Fullback Billy Wut'i fumble Quarterback Leroy Fenstemak- er toned to Back Billy Daniels in the end zone Bill Wright's extra point try foiled Fumbles were as numerous ai ants at a picnic In the second period alone the ball changed hands eight times on fumbles That second quarter wu a lulu On the first play from the LSU 15 Rice fumbled and LSU recovered Then LSU fumbled and Rice recovered Two plays later Rice fumbled and recovered Then LSU punted out Seconds later LSU Back Charlie Oakley whose defensive work wu topnotch intercepted a Rice pasA By that time the crowd wu ready to believe anything could happen After the halftime pause it did Quarterback-Halfback Barton took over and ramrodded LSU to its touchdown Big George Tarasovic LSU's tower of strength at mid-line on defense bad a busy night collecting Rice ball carriers and the footballs they dropped He got plenty help from LSU End Ed Bulllard and Linebacker Cuwell Brown It wu the second straight defeat for the Houston Texas Owls but it wu no disgrace Rice matched LSU grunt for groan on defense Besides the Southwrri Conference footballers had a constant threat in Safety Nestrsa Every punt that came his way wu a potential score He snaked this way and that dodging LSU would-be tacklers On his 50-yard Junket he would have gone all the way save for Oakley who chased both Nestrsa and his blocker out of bounds Jim Barton the mighty mite from Marshall Texas wu the difference His xippety-doo-dah running boosted LSU a factor In the Southeastern Conference race now to the slim victory It wu third win in three starts this year and its 15th defeat of Rice in 24 games two of which ended in tiCA Rtea eaeiisssssssssMiti -8 5 9 lsu a a 7 Biro scoring: Touchdown Daniels LAD aeartas: Touchdown Oanranloa BtrinsfteM By WARREN ROGERS Jr BATON ROUGE La Oct 6 Quarterback Jim Barton turned fansy-dan halfback tonight to push Louisiana State University to a 7-8 victory over Rice Institute in a drum-tight defensive football game here Some 44000 fans groaned and screamed through 60 minutes of the tightest defensive play seen here in many a moon What with fumbles from bone-rattling tackles and pass interceptions it appeared a cinch to be a scoreless tie Then Barton who used to be a halfback but switched to T-quarterback last year took his old Job back He reeled off 30 yards Next play he caught a pass from Quarterback Norman Stevens and the ball wu on 3 Halfback Chet Freeman crunched across and LSU's Cliff Stringfield kicked what proved to be the winning point That was two minutes before the end of the third quarter In the final period Rice took Southern Cal Upsets Washington Huskies SEATTLE Oct 6 VPh-A last ditch what-th e-heck let's shoot-the-works pau in the final ticks of the first half nestled in the arms of Cosimo (Scooter) Cutri netted 57-yards and set up the touchdown that paved the way for a 20-13 Southern California football victory today over the favored Huskies of Washington Not even the chill of Hurryin Hugh McElhenny'i 100-yard run-back of a punt to tte the count at 13-all in tha fourth quarter could upset the march of Troy to its second Pacific Coast Conference triumph Coach Jess Hill sent sub Quarterback Rudy Bukich in to break the deadlock and he engineered a 75-yard drive to the winning prints in five knifing play a three of them his own passu to Frank Gilford and Cutri Attesting to the great poorer of the Trojan defensive lipe and line-backing of Pat Cannamela were the post-game figures which credited Washington with only 72 net yards from rushing Southern Cal powered to 180 net yards OVCn MR TUBS Csyatet 39 1SSS 35 1949 1S4S 39 1947 9 1944 2 4 11 9 9 gassesesi SEASON'S RECORDS 9 Cayatea-Vgruae 1 Cayatm Hwckaurtdga 11 41 Caya4w Bargtr 47 43 Cayatea-Gnham 4 a Dcalteu Part Arther 41 Dralien Baytawa 47 Daelw-Laegrtcw a Denleea-Tyler 9 had enough squad men back including seven players who started last contest with the Coyotes that sports writers prior to the beginning of the season gave Denison a chance to cop the bunting in 4A-5 Denison plays off the formation Freeman high school principal announced that 400 reserved seat tickets would go on sale at the high school business office starting Tuesday morning Fans wanting ducats should drop by and pick them up No telephone call requests trill be accepted Dbtzfct 4A-5 BtaaStesa Pet Pta OP waeo 1 0 IBM 33 IS Taxarfcan 1 1090 33 9 Blaon 1 0 MOO 9 9 Highland Park 0 1 000 It 33 Tyiar 9 1 J00 0 4 Sherman 0 I JOO 0 33 Wichita Falls 0 500 Caatef Wi Friday Wichita Falla at Dtnteon Ttsarkana at Bihland Park Waoo at Bhtnnan Longview at Tyiar garnet Beta Its Last Wrok Waeo 3A Highland Park II Dtnteon A Tflrr a Tmarkana 3A Bhttman A Wichita Mlt 4A Oraham A Dlitrtct jam Nen-Cenfertac Steadings Prt PtxOF Warn 4 I joo 91 Ttsarkana 3 1 730 93 S3 Tyler 3 3 JOO Wichita Falla 1 3 J30 93 93 Highland Park 1 3 JS0 92 Bhtnnan 1 3 JS0 91 Dtnteon 1 3 3H 13 131 Crowell Game Top Encounter Newcastle the big noise in District 8-A takes the week off but no sign the Bobcats are tiring They rolled over Jacks boro 52-0 last week giving them a record of 08 points against none for the opposition in winning five straight tilts Crowell appears second toughest in the district after walloping Iowa Park 25-7 This feature game pita Crowell against Holliday with Crowell the heavy favorite a district encounter So for that matter is the Chilli coth e-Henri-etta affair This one however wont stir a lot of excitement since neither club appears to have a team of championship caliber Archer City ii at Olney in the remaining contest and Olney is favored to cop Last Week Karaite Newcastle 3A Jacks hero A CrowaU 15 Iowa Park 7 Bowls 3A Henrietta 7 Arch it city IA Chtlllcotha A Burkburartt 22 Holliday A Girl Wrestlers Back Thursday Lillian Bitter tabbed the girl most likely to succeed Mildred Burke as tha champion female wrestler and considered the top grappler in her dan in the east meets Ella Waldck In one-half of Promoter Charley Meade's double main event at the Sporta-torium Thursday night Miss Bitter has appeared at the Sportatorium before former promoter A Perry having brought her in She proved to be a surprise at the time she had only been wrestling for a short period Waldek won a bout at the Sportatorium a couple of weeks ago The bout between the girls is slated for the best two-out-of-three falls with a 00-minute time limit The other half of the double main will be a resumption of the Billy Raborn-Wayne Martin Imbroglio broken up a couple of weeks ago when Martin wu injured Each man had a fall at the time Texas state Junior heavyweight belt will be at stake It set for the best two-out-of three falls with a 60-minute time limit Opening the show at 8 a half hour earlier than usual will be a one fall no time limit affair between Roland Meeker and Ivan Kalmlkoff Fordham's Win Streak Snapped by Holy Cross WORCESTER Man Oct' 6 (ff) After assuring Itself its famed forward passing attack wu In good working order Holy Cross settled down to Its running game today to snap nine-game victory string with a crushing 54-20 victory Johnny Turco and Mel Msssuc-co thrilled a packed 23000 largest football crowd here in five years by scoring two counters apiece for Holy Cross Hava TARPAULINS NTS srC TAIN IQUIPMINT Iwflww 9WW Amy sad 7tk IT'S THE BEST BUY WE'VE EVER OFFERED IN OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS CAMMERt MORMUGI GROUPS! i- weather and watched reel off Its A Cs letter perfect Three times the Aggies fumbled and frittered away scoring chances before they sent Glenn Lippman crashing 25 yards for a second period touchdown Oklahoma tied the score in twinkling on a 74-yard run by Billy Vessels Just before the half and an extra point by Jim Weath-crall that matched one by Darrow Hooper of Revenge Been It was not until two more goal-ward marches had been stopped by the massive Oklahoma line that got its revenge for last licking by the Sooners Lippman made up for that 34-28 defeat on a one-yard plunge and Hooper clinched it with his second extra point It was an amazingly one-side game dominated throughout by ranked 10th in the nation Except for that touchdown run the Sooners good enough to rate the number four team after their opening game penetrated territory Just once That was in the third period when the Sooners managed to reach 38-yard line "A bunch of great little guys with great big hearts" is what Aggie Coaril Ray George called the men who cracked Oklahoma's 30-game winning streak-spread over three regular seasons of play nil Tally The Aggies moved 83 yards for their first touchdown in eight Bob Smith Llpp- eating up the yardage Lippman look a handoff from Tidwell who took a handoff from Bay Graves and raced Into the end zone standing up A 14-yard pass Interference penalty set up last touchdown This put the ball on the one-yard line and Lippman carried it over This drive carried 70 yards Vessels took a handoff from Eddie Crowder broke through the middle and with the aid of a block by John Reddell that stacked up secondary skittered those 74 yards rode with a 22 mile an hour wind to threaten three times in the first quarter Fumbles chilled two of these once on the 18 and again on the four and another drive was stopped on the 10 Oklahoma never got past Its own 40 this period or the next save for run Oklahoma 70 Tuaa AMI Tnaa UK aeoflBf! 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see it" Rizzuto added "That Stanky laid Leo Du-rocher In the Giants dressing room "At 1 o'clock he started playing baseball and he Just doesn't atop" ('Gentlemen you tag Stanky with tha ball In your gloved hand nice and easy" said Du rocker "Stanky must have hit him in the wrist Jojo White did that to me in the 1854 World Series (Cardinals and Detroit) Tha ball went one way and my glove went the other Ever since that I mads a practice of holding the ball in my bars hand and making fast tab "What a play it wu of Stanky It waxthe big play" But ask Stanky what happened and ha says: "Look at Hearn's pitching Look at Lockman'a homer I didn't do anything" But he grinned in a self-satisfied sort of way TREMENDOUS SAVINGS HERE IS THE STORY! 00 Irregular long sleeve sport shirts purchased from aim of America's fnramost nationally known manufacturers at a fraction of their regular prices In firsts All thrown into one big sain at a savings to you of from 50 to 75 GtNUINi OCEAN PEARL BUTTONS On 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