Times Record News from Wichita Falls, Texas • 7

WICHITA FALLS RECORD NEWS Kundaf October 2S 1927 ELI SURPRISES CADETS 10 TO 6 PONIES MAUL TIUERS 32-6 The Southwest Conference COXrXBEXCX STANDINGS rt Bulldogs Outsmart Army Gathering All Way phone '4121 Want-Ad Headquarters Methodists' Aerial Attack Upsets Missouri The Unabridged Story Every Morn ing A LL games of sport get their zest from details They are made up of many plays each crammed with action Bare bulletins of results may decide a championship or a bet but true sport lovers want the whole story play by play round by round The element of time gives morning newspapers first place in the field of sport reporting Golf and tennis contests races ball games basket-ball most of the major sport events take place on morning newspaper time The lapse between the end of tne action and the start of the presses is long enough to allow not only for news of the outcome but for complete vivid correct particulars Events of greatest dramatic interest in other activities beside sport on morning tmzduring the hours of daylight DALLAS Oct 12 Missouri Tigers big and dangerous frll before the wiley Southern Methodist university Mustangs at Fair Fork stadium here today £2 to I in a gridiron battle that will long be remembered by the 120C0 spec latora who viewed the spectacle The powerful Missourians were hown a new brand of defence a near perfect aerial attack and ground gaining runs The Mustang line which had been considered weak upset the dope end balked the Tlgen' line rushes The fleet backs and ends wrecked time and again Missouri's attempts at triple And long passes The vicious lurkling wore down the val ley giants 1'psct Dope In most quarters It Iihi1 been thought that llio Missourians had Lhc edge oil tho 1920 southwest conference chant plunr who had lied the Tigers at Columbia 7 and 7 lust year Under the guidance of wuarterhaek Mann lhc Ponies ripped through the big Tiger lines men and completed pass after pass through Dm combination of Mann and ljntveun and Mann and lluirtc Flu man Iho touted Tiger quarter fell before the Mustangs' defense against air raids 1 1 in long passes sometimes nearly yards were knocked down or Ineomplet-idl with tho exception of a few Missouri's touchdown ruinc In the second quarter utter the only successful air atlark limy staged Fiitmunk hi seed 3x yards to Clark over the line for Ni touchdown Mnscholuff kicked goal The safety rumc after Missouri had rumbled on the Mustang's two yard line anil Ihe Miielung center made a bad imss to Hume who had Intended to punt Dawsoirof the Mustangs wag the outstanding tilayi of tin: game I'li'lll In dm rad' rad a- faohfon the MiiNlmigK began i In first quarter with a Uiudidown Iloww of Missouri fumbled on the £2-yard line Kniff of the Mustangs recovering On the first play Mann went through right tarkle skirted the Missouri team for a 02 -yard run slid touchdown Missouri tv -is forced to punt 'fter sumo exchange and'lt waa the Miialnnga on the Tiger 40-yard line Mann made a beautiful imsa to Jlutne for 2b yurde The first quarter ended hare but on the second play of the second quarter Uumu clipped off tho 10 yards over left hulf The next touchdown came after a 40-yard mm Mann to Dawson putting the hall on the four yard line llnme circling end for thft touchdown Mustang luck cams whan Bcha-erdel ran between Mehrle and Brown And lnlpnppttd pm adc! dashed 20 yards fur a touchdown following a succession of passes Love went over for another touchdown through the giant Tiger Lineup: Missomi lirowa Pas tt Left 'eha'" Left larkl'a Left guild Center Bight guard Jla Mil llllliey A AM II i Souihwaatra I A A XL Ill Swanaa I A A 40 Arkanasa I A A 0 Tessa Tana 43 Soulliweoiora Oklahoma Tarliro 0 Texas 0 Texas 30 1 rlnlir Texas 13 Vi mlerbilt la Texas SI Kice 0 i IT Tianlel Baker I I' 4: Texxa 9 It Texxa Tack 4 in Austin ('allege 0 II A AIL 0 Bsrlnr gnulliwwirs It Baylnr Trinity 14 Baylur 4 Arkansas 13 Buy lor 13 St totwanla A Bailor Centenary i Kira Rica Larula nil's Bam Moualiin Teachers tk lllce 0 SI ftdwrdc I Hire I I' 34 nice 0 Texas ST Ka Cl bl'irth Trxdiera A 33 Howuril fuyna XI It Centenary It It 14 Hire XI II 13 Xlfamurl I Arkansas Arkansas 33 College nf Ourks Arkansas It Buylnr 4 Arkansas 6 A A XI 43 Arkansas 34 Xllssnurl Mines I This Week's Games tl vs Texas at Dallas A A vs Texas Tech at Lubbock Rina vs SiiUthaeMnrn si Hnuslnn I V' to Itaylur at Waco Arkansas Louisiana gists I con for-slice gams I TEXAS SMACKS RICE 27 TO 0 Littlefield's Men Uncover Great Aerial Attack AUSTIN Ort 12 Tha old Oak Cliff high school passing combination of Joe King and Dusty Rhoades worked to perfection Saturday for Texaa university and guvs it ths msat of Ha to 0 victory over ths Rlcs inall-tuts Owls of Houston This pair or football atari from Dallas completed six long paiaea that gained mors than a 100 yards and resulted In three touchdowns In ths last quarter doubly cinching a victory already apparent for Texas Ths university had gotten off to an early 7 to A lead with a touchdown by Hughes from tho Rica one-yard Uns Ths heralded weak Rica line turned ont to be the strength of the team It held the Longhorns scoreless for ths middle two quartan and ths gams might have been far leas satisfactory to Texaa If the Longhorns had not resorted to tha air In the final period Thrust after thrust of ths Texaa bocks was smeared on tho Una of scrimmage Spud Braden starred for Rice Both aldee hid numerous substitutions It was a hot muggy day for football but tha 10000 spectators were oblivious to the weather Ths line-up: Rico Po Texas Bchoenflsld Ford Left End Bergsr Brown Left Tackle Blackatone Tlgner Left Guard Comstock (c) McCullough Center Jonea Sewell Right Guard Knlpple Hfgglne (e) Right Tackle ICoenig re Right End Brtden Allen Quarterback Murrey Valdwin Halfback Payne Estes Right Half Darla Hughes Fullback Officials: Referee Ramp fin-diana) umpire Holton (Notre I tame) field Judge Pniler (Bey-Jor: head Uneeman Proctor (T Ul Scoring by periods: Rice i 0 0 0 0 Texas 7 0 0 Texas scoring: Ttouchdowns Hughes Rhoeda (sub War Beaty suh for Ford) Boyles (sub for Baldwin) Rees (sub for Reynolds sub for Wray) Points after touchdown Allen gb Rhoades First downs: Texaa 11 Rice 7 Wichita Falls Polo Pair Play in Dallas Walter Rohbine and Charley Feathereton Wichita Falls polo-1st are booked for play teamed with A Green and Randolph Allen of Dalles against the Dallas polo -combine Sunday afternoon In Dalles Activities along the Wichita Falla polo front will be quite this weel: but It is likely a match game at Call Field will bo rigged up for next Sunday with some out-of-town team It woe said Saturday Jtohhlns and Feethereten in earlier gomes this season at tha Dallas fair have shown the Dallas crew sums pretty tpry riding and mel-luting hrntlng ths Dalles regulars in two games and playing ona lu 1-t deadlock Trig fcindtrx Tatum i Sauflay Xaecut Xoacli Huff Hawkins Waldorf Smith Xtlllap Br iwmon tun yon Olrrrwl tmln AMI CMmptduL NEXV HAVEN Conn Oct TJulekM something le done by the football authorities to restrain the deceptive measures of Mr Tad Jones" the Vale coach he may eventually have his hoys out there wear I nr muffs and moustaches to denelve us Mr Jones unveiled a number of clever little football lidoes In the grant-grown mound thev call tho Tale bowl here this afternoon provlns to a somewhat bewildered Army football that the hand is quicker than the -eye The final acorn of the game between your Uncle Samuel's budding second lieutenants and the tnrui-a of goud old drink down use 10 to Mr Jones trickery was lamely responsible He pulled a touchdown out of tho hat ly suddenly uncovering a loose and apparently harm less tackle to take a forward pasa that the Soldiers didn't think he wna eligible to take In fact lie wasn't eligible until Mr shenanigan made him so Von may read abuut it further on you hure the patience to pursue The tackle was a Mr Quarrler an apt pupil In iho devious arts of this Fagin of foolhall Mr Jones There wan deception In about everything those Vale boys did this afternoon They even came out of their huddlee with a deceiving little hop that left a fellow uncertain as to whether they were about to start a game of leap frog or on end run In Tact the only young man associated with Mr Junes today who seemed to be strlctly on the up-and-up and who wore no green whiskers nor any oilier dia-guise was ftlr Bruce Caldwell I years old by your leave pounds In heft and on I of a football pluyer If you'll pardon my bwedlsli Larceny Here Too And yet on second and third thought there was larceny even in Mr Bruce Caldwell at least io the extent of a 3E-yard drop-hick that represents the margin of Yule's Mctorv It was secured under false pretenses In a measure be-cause Army didn't really exptci Mr Caldwell to kick It eeemed too far The Soldiers rather expected Mr Caldwell to Just keep on ripping their line to silvers as he had been doing at will throughout the game Thus it waa not altogether square shouting on Mr Caldwell's part when he hauled off and busted that one like Baba Ruth amacklng a homer What with the now IS yards added to tho goal posts it would huve been a 46-yarder In tho good old days Speaking of football players which la exactly what I am doing when I am speaking of Mr BrUre Caldwell there Is what you must call a great back To put It mildly he Is a humdinger of a football player He stood out ull ver the game today Uke goose pimples on a scared boy It waa Mr line digging early In the pastime that took the ball for down Into Army territory and It was Mr Caldwell's forward cast to the surreptitious Mr Quarrler the tackle that gave Tale the touchdown It was Mr hoof that knocked off the point from touchdown that would have been enough to make Vale win even If be make the drop-kick The Army'e touchdowns was obtained In an orthodox manner without any stopping to the super-fuges of the wily Mr Jones The Mr Jonea who coaches the army Is one of the undeceiving Janeses Cagle the great back of the army slipped an open and bor board ua to Harbold put" ting the ball up against goal line Murrell pushed It over using no trickery whatever Harry Wilson the Army back who Is said to have bcrti found playing foullmII on a snndlol In Trenlon when George Washington crossed the Delaware blew the try for goal from touchdown Wilson Smothered Wilson's profound and extensive football experience did the Army no good except In apola today because Mr Tad Jonea boys had lilm all covered up like a mulberry tree In winter Every time he started somebody was around bothering him Cagle and Murrell did the standing out sluff tor the Soldiers A young fellow named Hnmmereley who came In late for Talc end who didn't seem to be thoroughly imburd with Mr Tad Jones teachings of cunning was slashing around no little in an honest old-fashioned way at the finish It waa a tmttle of two rattling good llnee The Vale fulks gut together on two occasions and stood off tho Army Inside the Yale 10 yord territory On one occasion If some Tale guy had Just breathed hard tha ball would have been over There were around 10000 folks clustered about the Inside of the howl but It seemed to be a gathering of the proletariat Enthusiasm wee not what you might call rir except In the cheering sections as I Judge that the crowd was dear old general public more than anything else However It must be recorded that the Yale men had the usual simsms of glee over the triumph of the blue In a way the result today was something of a surprise The Army licked Vale last year 33 to 0 which is unq of the worst lickings that nvhbdy ever gave Vale Moreover the West romtera cams to New Haven today with a aeasoned vtcrsn team It would have been veteran If it had had only Harry Wilson He is veteran enough for eleven men He played threa year at I'rnn State and this la lila fourth at the Army beside whnl be must have played In high school But of course the Army didn't figure on running up against a genteel bunco game such as Mr Jonea sprung on them The honest Soldiers thought they were going to piny football with same nire unsophisticated young fellows Instead of a bum'll of slick-era It shows )ou never run tell At SUN TIES M'MITtllY XAr-oDOCHIiP Trxus Oct 22 SfcMurry college of Abilene still stuuds undifoatsd in the I A A race hut fur tho flrsi time tills srnson fulled lo score tho contort today with Ptcplui Austin ending 0-0 Bight tackia Dawxss flight end Ho it Xfshria Dlmo Swafford Quilrrlxk Left 'li it if XIans (e) Huiua Knltff Loa 35- Wic rfl VvOV N-pa Xiilhixi'k Oeora hr PrHeda XilxMurt 8 If 7j jj Knorin- cdClirrii M-HimUM liiu'h-luwnu Hum- t-i Mann Love fu-imr-Ijcl 'niliMlut or Houma) SI aim kicked two acacia Xllaaourl Clark Inwhijn a and aafrfy (iftirlata: Qulgly fst Mar -a) rrfrrra Penning (Cnrnelli uini-lm flag I'lexna A A if head Itneaman lirauti itr neri firld'Judgv Paiaea: Xllaaourl iwmplt 1'fnr ISC yaiila 14 sere Inrnmiilete three Inters crpir-l three tateial tiaaaee were ueed XI Cnmnleted 11 tor 714 yard englit Incomplete three lateral paeaee uaerl Xfleeuurl I for I7T rarde aver-nge 3 4 verde Xt Eight for 31 garde average 7 sarde lira: dr wna Xfieaouri 13 Xf fa 10 Vtk to -vV Wolverines Turn Back Ohio State Ann Arbor Mich Oct ff bribe gift" )oc of liuuis (till ert and tho great arm of Coster-nun end and Mich-Ignn captain drove the "dedication Jinx" from greet alodium today vlnlc uver (000b wildly enthualnMic rooters saw Michigan turn hack the Ohio state assault to win 21 to 0 MINNESOTA WINS MINNEAPOLIS Oct 22 Minnesota's football machine showed a measure cf its pre-xes-eon promise today when It rolled sway Iho strong lows eleven for a I'S to 0 victory in Memorial stadium Flftv (houKiml homecoming fans looked on ns tlu- Gophers strength ened by the services of Csptaln Jncaling hut using sen ral subt In vllni Pisces rounted uix touchdowns while ths Iowsiim never sp-penred lo menace the Minnesota coui in any American community are found among those who are genuinely interested in clean sports They are How many millions of women throughout the United States are missed--cleanly missed by advertisers who do not use morning newspapers adequately I lUSkITL lNDIlNb LOkE OKLAHOMA CITY Oet 22 i-P Oklahoma ily unlci-oity Gukl-bugs at'ippcd the Hatke'l Jiulmus of Lawrence Kan lu re today 7 to 0 The only lourhduwn of tle game canto In the second period when Curtain Bill Moure fallback rarrlrd the hall over after rnd runs and line harks hsd placed the ball In acurlng distance CMniftll l2 fEariaui Msthim Dmiapmw ProviMi WICHITA FALLS RECORD NEWS GRID STANDS IfiLLAI'EiK RICHMOND Va Oct 22 Mora than SO persons were injured purhops 15 el them seriously ami many others rccsived minor cute snd bruises when a section of the stands At Mayo Island park crashed here today as the spectators elood In their seats to cheer hrllllsnf run by lames Virginia Military Institute halfback in the game with Murjlund HATrir COI'S sLIMA I LAl'BEL Md Oct i' Bateau won the belma itskes f'r 1927 (IbDIht add'd tr two' year old it a mile sprint 'twiner wna rneond nml glass tlur-l A In to! iI nil the) W'lnner (7Jb to win- (iM) tr place utnl (3 lu for shuts 1 (MEMBER A C).