Wichita Falls Times from Wichita Falls, Texas • 8

SUNDAY OCTOBER 10 1943 WICHITA DAILY TIMES PART ONE PAGE 8 Texas Longhorns Come From Behind To Beat Oklahoma University 13-7 63-Yard Pass Play Quanah Is Theoretical Leader Navy Beats Duke Tulane Upsets Rice Illinois Upsets Of District 2AA Grid Campaign Institute 33 to 0 HOUSTON Oct 9 UP) Underrated Tulane smashed slow-moving Rice Institute into its worst defeat of their 37-year rivalry today scoring in every period for an upset 33-0 intersectional victory That perfect combination of smart fast backs operating behind a hard-hitting line gave the Green Wave from New Orleans more than enough stuff to overrun the ance against Riverside of Fort Worth the Coyotes have not shown a thing They managed to edge out Graham last week but exhibited nothing but some high-powered kicking by Billy Mann and some very good ball toting by Bob Grininger The score could have been vice versa easily enough The Steers fumbled away two gilt-edged touchdown oppor tunitiea The Tigers had their hands full with Childress and lost mainly because Bill Gravley was dead-eye on the place-kicking Electra has scoring punch sparked by Henry Jacobi a veteran powerhouse and Van Ballard 140-pound halfback Jacobi is the leading Tiger scorer with 32 points but Ballard gained more yards from scrimmage and a ball of fire against Childress last Friday The Electrs-Coyote game will be close and Electra may be a slight favorite The fuss should attract the largest crowd of the circuit The other top game of the loop will be the Graham visit to Chil- The process of culling the sheep from the goats in District 2AA rolls into its second round this week with two top flight games on tap and Quanah ruling the roost as the only club in the league to rank with the 20 undefeated and untied elevens in the state race leadership is theoretical and is expected to be shortlived While the Indians have four wins and nary a loss to lead the standings Vernon rates as the strongest club because of more formidable opposition All doubt as to the matter should be wiped out this Friday when Quanah goes to Vernon The Lions should be heavy favorites and a Quanah victory would be in the "man bites dog" class of news Comparative scores which mean little give the Lions a substantial edge Quanah beat Altus 18 to 6 but Vernon beat the same dub 27 to 0 Coyote 8 how Nothing Best games of the week should be Electra at Wichita Falls and Graham at Childress After a good opening appear dress with Childress having a light edge Tougher competition in pre-season starts will be a point in favor Both have shown marked ability to invade enemy goal lines Graham has cored 40 points against four opponents and Childress has tallied 67 Vernon Ace Leads Scorers Olney and Burkburnett the cellar dwellers fight it out at Burkburnett and Olney should win Vernon's scoring power is demonstrated by the fact that eight Liras have figured in the scoring of 99 points in four games Sammy Pierce of Vernon hold the scoring leadership of the district with 36 points and Henry Jacobi of Electra is second with 32 Bill Gravley of Childresa is in third with 31 points and his teammate Morgan has 30 Keith Bobo of Quanah and Bailey of Vernon are tied for fifth with 24 Lilt BtsnHi Wichita Kelli Omhim a Vernon S3 Burkburnett Quanah 3 Olney 7 Children it Electra 13 Smton't auaSlasa Op Lanier and Russo to Pitch Fourth Game ST LOUIS Oct 9 UP) Two southpaws Max Lanier and Marius Russo were named today to the pitching assignments for the St Louis Cardinals and New York Yankee! Sunday when the World Series is resumed at Park Russo's selection by Manager Joe McCarthy surprised many of Othe observers who expect to be in the crowd of 34000 at the Is Payoff Punch By HAROLD RATLIFF DALLAS Oct 9 The wildest two minutes in Texas-Oklaho-ma football history produced a 93-yard pass play 13 points and a bushel of thrills for 18500 fans today as Texas came from behind to beat the Sooner 13-7 It was Bobby Coy Lee spindle' shanked Texas fullback who fot in the deciding punch to bring Texas its fourth straight triumph in the 43-year-old gridiron classic Oklahoma had just served a touchdown and Bob Brum ley had kicked the extra point to put the Sooners ahead The clock showed less than a minute to go in the second period when the Longhorns took the kick-off and Lee came skipping back to the Texas 17-yard line The tow headed 160 pound fullback faded deep Down the sidelines sprinted Ralph Ellsworth a Texas trackman recruited in the man power emergency to fill in the Texas backfield Thirty yards from the Oklahoma goal line Ellsworth turned and took the throw In came Oklahoma backs They both grabbed at the flying Longhorn They got their arms around him but skidded off Ellsworth ran like a scared rabbit straight for the goal posts Texas served early in the first period on a great 17-yard run by Ralph Clark chunky tailback Lee missed the goal but Tex led 6-0 Bade came Oklahoma to roll to the Longhorn 1-yard line Just as the period ended Deraid Lebow headed the surge with his passing but on the 5-yard line the going got rough Lebow made 2 at tackle and Brumley hit the same place twice but made only 1 yard each time next plunge met a mass of Longhorns and the ball went over But the Sooners kept hammering away Finally Lee got off a short punt that carried only to the Longhorn IB A penalty and an S-yard run by Lebow carried to the Texas 5 and Lebow crunched over left tackle for a touchdown Brumley added the point Then followed the pass play from Lee to Ellsworth that won the game Texas kept Oklahoma bottled up most of the last half and only in the final minutes did the Sooner get a dangerous march under way OKLAHOMA (T) Foe TEXAS (13) Wlnklna LJI Farter Tlsart LT On Link LQ Butler Mayfield Mirth ill Fiushum as ease RO Simon Kennoo RT Plylsr Wooten RK McCall Sparkman QB Miiltolo Brumley LH Perk Baker BH niiworth Lebow PJ Lee Cuahoma STS 0-7 Texas SIS 0-13 Oklahoma aeorlns: Touchdowns La-how point after touchdown Brumley plMflmtnt Texas aeorlns: TUuehdowna Park Hlaworth point after touchdown Park placement Oklahoma fad Bimorft answer HarleyriruksmT-aar'Dunn backs Deter Beard knap Bads Coleman Hurtle: teeth Xlihl Phillips guards Wats Bobu: canter ModlnnU: backs Main Perea Muna Caaaday Thorne Ofclakeau-Tcxu Football atatbtk Okla Texet Pint down 11 Tarda salasd ruablas net its Forward panel attempted IS Forward paaaaa completed Tarda by forward pamlns 74 Forward passes Interreptad by Tarda falnad rum back intercepted pinei is Funtlnf srerase from aerlmmaso IS Tarda lost by penalties I -F Wisconsin 25-7 MADISON Wis OcL 9 A speedy alert Illinois football team upset snd outclassed a favored Wisconsin eleven 25 to 7 here today in a Western Conference game before 17000 fans Coach Ray Eliot's fighting Illini after a slow first period scored twice in the second ond third quarters Wisconsin's counter came late in the final period CASE ROLLS UP BIG LEAD TO BEAT CARNEGIE TECH CLEVELAND OcL 9 The Case Scientists trimmed In two previous starts bounced back with five touchdowns in the first half today to smash an unusually weak Carnegie Tech team 38 to 13 Starting with a 57-yard dash by V-12 Halfback Bill Lund the Case vanity ran up a 20-0 lead in the first period cat on the bench in the second quarter and spent the second half in the stands PITTSBURGH WINS FIRST GAME OF 1943 SEASON PITTSBURGH OcL 9 UP) Pitt's football team clicked with Clark popular formation today to whip West Virginia 20 to 0 for its first victory of the season The Panthers counted twice in the last quarter on well executed plays after foe Mountaineers had threatened to turn the game with a series of drives in the third A crowd of 12000 saw the game today WEST POINT HAS LITTLE TROUBLE WITH TEMPLE WEST POINT OcL 9 UP) A fighting bunch of 17-year-old and 4-F Owls were no match for West Point's power-laden football squad and Temple went down to defeat here today 51 to 0 It wss Temple first defeat and Army's goal Una remained uncrossed for the season after three games MISSOURI TIGERS TR0MP KANSAS STATE 47 TO 14 COLUMBIA Mo OcL 9 The University of Missouri Tigers Big Six defending champions overwhelmed Kansas State 47-14 today in the opening conference football game for both teams It was Missouri's first victory in three contests IOWA PREFLIGHT WINS FROM IOWA 25 TO 0 IOWA CITY OcL 9 UP)-The Iowa Pre-Flight Seahawks scored three times in the air and once on the ground today to defeat the University of Iowa Hawk eyes 25 to 0 and keep their 1943 record clean with four victories A crowd of 8000 saw the Hawkeyes lose their third straighL 4 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME ATTENDANCE IS UP AUSTIN OcL 9 UP) Kidd athletic director of the University of Texas Interscholastic League said today attendance at high school games has increased in all parts of the itate A total of 612 Texas schoolboy quads are playing this season GEORGIA TECH SMACKS GEORGIA NAVY 35 TO 7 ATLANTA OcL 9 A smartly drilled Georgia Tech football team overwhelmed the Georgia Navy Pre-Flight Skycrackers today scoring in every period to win 35-7 before 12000 fans Arkansas Aggies Defeat Arkansas FAYETTEVILLE Ark OcL 9 Some familiar faces most of which appeared in foe University of Arkansas's starting lineup a year ago and a sprinkling of veterans from other colleges returned to Razorback Stadium in the role of naval-marine trainees from Arkansas of Monti cello today and overpowered the young Razorback ID to 12 Paced by Charlea Steed line-smashing fullback from Arkansas Tech and halfback Wayne Marshall a former Razorback star the experienced Bollweevils unleashed a pulverizing ground onslaught which netted 288 yards Steed setting the pace with two touchdowns brought blood after less than two minutes of play Following the interception of an Arkansas forward pass Steed powered over left tackle and sprinted 29 yards to cron the goal line standing up Wilson Matthews Arkansas' 19 42 quarterback added the point by placement The Porkers rallied- to pull to within a point of in the second quarter Leon Pense Arkansas'! roving tackle intercepted a shot from Jimmy Daniels on the 27 and sold out for a touchdown Jim fittempt for point by placement was partially blocked and wide Late in the second frame Steed landed again for the marine trainees Two plunges over left tackle each for four yards brought a six-pointer after Steed had put the Bollweevils in scoring position on a 29-yard Jaunt around his laft end placement was wild BOWIE JACKRABBITS WIN FROM DECATUR 25 TO 6 BOWIE Texas OcL The Bowie Jackrabbita powered by Quarterback Jimmy Williams tramped the Decatur Eagles 25-8 here Saturday night in a district 12-A tussle Williams scored In the first quarter going over from the 2 and palled off the longest run of foe evening a 90-yard sprint in foe third on an intercepted pass In the second quarter fullback Tommy Dutton of Bowie returned a punt from the Decatur 45 to the 14 and ran it over on the next play In the fourth Herbie Russell left half scored for Bowie from the 2 Bowie scored Its only point after touchdown after the first tally The placement was blocked and Burnett Bowls guard recovered and carried it over Decatur scored in the last quarter with Cleveland quarterback going over from the half-yard stripe Decatur rolled up more first downs 13 to 8 mainly in the last quarter when Bowie reserves aw action GREAT SMOTHERS OHIO STATE 13 TO I GREAT LAKES 111 OcL 9 UP) Ohio audacious youngsters earned the reputation as one of foe country's finest civilian football teams today by losing to the vaunted Great Lakes Bluejackets only 13-8 before a capacity crowd of 22000 recruits st the naval training station's Ross Field Stadium The sailors chased all over the lot by the speedy Buckeyes during a scoreless first half finally counted a touchdown in the third quarter as Steve Lach formerly of Duke and the Chicago Cardinals cruised 28 yards and tallied again in the final period on a 45-yard gallop by Dewey Proctor tx-Furman star By 14-13 Tally BALTIMORE STADIUM OcL 9 UP) In a bitterly contested rough and tumble battle Middies barely managed to drop Duke's Blue Devils from the undefeated class tonight 14 to 13 as Bob Gantt an expert place kicker missed the tying point with two minutes left to play after the Durham eleven had rallied to push over a final touchdown All season long the great Blue Devil end who has missed play because of a broken hand had kicked extra points like a sharpshooter his first conversion tonight making it 18 to 20 this year Then with time running out and obviously neither of the tired teams able to score again ha substituted Fifty-six thousand fans at spell bound as the ball went back the Navy line surged forward and Gantt booted The ball sailed to the left of the uprights and there went the ball game College of Pacific Beats California BERKELEY Calif Oct (PI Scoring two touchdowns in the first period and protecting the lead the College of the Pacific Tigers turned in a 12 to 6 upset victory over the University of California today in a football game watched by some 20000 fans INDIANA USES AIR LANES TO BEAT NEBRASKA 54-13 LINCOLN Neb Oct 9 Bobby Hornschemeyer Fleet freshman fullback pitched six touchdown passes today and led Indiana University to a 54 to 13 victory over Nebraska University's team of unseasoned freshmen before a crowd of 7000 The hopelessly outclassed Nebraskan team defeated by Minnesota 54 to 0 last week showed an offensive sparkle only in the third period when it made its two touchdowns Indiana's first touchdown came on an advance of 63 yards on eight plays with Jim Allerdice going over The second wss set up seconds later when Ken Swanson fumbled kickoff on the Nebraska 33 Hoeraschemeyer set the keynote for the afternoon then when he passed to Don Mangold for a touchdown Ted Kenfield passed to Bill Miller a third string halfback for first score Kenfield again passed to Miller who ran 47 yards for the other Nebraska counter COLORADO OPENS UTAH SERIES WITH 35-0 WIN BOULDER Colo OcL 9 The Colorado football Fleet shattered all-Civilian Utah 35 to 0 today with a show of power that produced four touchdowns in foe second half It was the first game in a home-and-home sarin that will decide foe Mountain States Conference championship Football This Tech 7 Tuba 34 Texas AMI 3S UD 13 BKort Biley 30 Norman Okla Air Tufts a Brawn 35 Tempi 0 Army 51 Iowa Fra-fllsht 35 lows I Colgate 0 Penn State Dartmouth a Fenn 7 Woet Vlralnla 0 Pittsburg 30 Maryland IB Richmond army Willow Drove Unin us Tale 30 Columbia 7 Kranklln and Marshall 13 BueknaU Bwarthmor 14 Muhbnberg 13 Collega of Pacific 13 California WFX 13 Harvard 0 Richmond 18 Virginia 7 Ohio State 0 Oroat Laktt 13 Xavier Wet tern Michigan so Clemton 7 Virginia Military Xnatl-tute 13 Jacksonville NAATC 0 North Carolina 33 Camp Grant 0 Purdue if earnest Tteh 13 Cue 34 Indiana 54 Nebraska 15 NO State 0 Camp Davit 37 IOwa State 13 Kan tat univsnlty of Washington 47 Spokane Air Service 13 Georgia Pre-Flight 7 Georgia Ted 31 Utih 0 Colorado 35 Wheaton 0 Northern Illinois Tsaeh-ra (tie) Depauw 3 Indiana State I Illinois Normal 7 Wabash 7 (tie) Johnson Smith 31 Virginia State College 34 Will lunette 30 Whitman 4 Southern California 13 St Mary'a Navy Frefllght 0 San Diego Naval Training Station 41 Famona Army Ordinance 3 Navy 14 Duka 13 Patterson Hold All-Stars Bowling Southern Mathodlst-Memphls Navy canceled Central College IS Cornell 0 St Mery'e (Winona) a Outtavua Adolph ua 0 300th Infantry (Fort Banning) 33 Daniel Fiald 4 Lawrence College 0 Marquette 34 Southweetern 40 South Plains Army Air Fiald 0 Presbyterian 7 South Carolina 30 Bio Grand 7 Muskingum Ohio Weeloyan 0 Baldwin Wallace 13 Camp Kannln 0 North Tsxaa Aggie HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Ball (Galveston) 13 South Fark1 (Beaumont) Tahoka at Brownfield poetponad Bowie 35 Decatur 0 North Bid (Port Worth) 3S Port Worth Tech 0 Woodrow Wilton (Dallat) 15 (Dallael IX Burbank If Hot Welb 4 Lamar Houston) 4 st Houston 1 0 ti Brownwood 0 Abllena IS McAllen 35 La Krrta 5 Llvlngaton 0 Orange 30 floundering Owls Statistics of the game told the story: Tulane's 18 first downs to five 262 yards gained aground to net 23 Among the many backs who shone for the Louisianians was a half-pint named James Shiver 158 pounds a Valdosta Ga boy who played freshman football for Auburn He scored the first touchdown and was an hand for much of the later scoring Shiver started things rolling for Tulane for returning a 50-yard kick through most of the field to 16 He passed to Kenneth Tarzotti on the 2 Joe Renfro flipped to Shiver who was over the goal waiting for the touchdown pass Bill Jones Tulane's steady star made the kick In the second a lateral from Jones to Renfroe got another touchdown for the Greenies and Jones again kicked true Next came only threat of the day a threat halted at the 3-yard line by a line under the dogged leadership of Buddy Gate-wood who was an all-Southwest Conference center for Baylor University last year Three passes with Buck Sheffield pitching put the ball there but four tries at the line crumbled Late In foe third Tulane struck again Gatewood taking a Rice pasa and running about 15 yards for another score Leonard Finley missed the kick The fourth produced two more for the Wave which was running around and through the game but groggy Owls like kids around a maypole Alex Athas teamed with Shiver to power and pass foe ball from modfield to a score Shiver missed the kick but it matter Athas Ed Fechon Shiver and Bill Jones got rolling again and from midfield to a score Shiver was achieved in about 10 plays Shiver scored foe touchdown and kicked the point Soon the gun mercifully for Rice ended foe game Tulane's performance was a reversal of foe beating it took from the Memphis Navy team last week 41 to 7 so evidently Coach Claude Simons fooling when he predicted Tulane would be a Wave of another color this Saturday TULA MX Bailer Jones Bourctous Oatewood MacMillan Poe RICE LE LT a a XI RO Nichols BT Crutchfield RX Lompras QB Lawrence LH Sheffield MUb PH Olsen Klnlsr Renfroe Jones James Tulano 7 7 13-35 Rice 0 0 0 0 Tulane scon ns Touchdowns Shiver 3 for Jones Renfroe Gatewood Intercepted poas Athas for Jones points after touchdown Jones 3 placements Shiver plaoemant Substitutions: Ends Taylor Txrsottl Loris Chaplain tackles Zolllcoffer McAfee guard Kane Hedgaoock Lennox center Xlrehenheautar: becks Jackson Shiver Schmitt Peehon A this mender Little Hell Ends Iaaacke Orlnlnser tackles Davit guards AUlaon Cos Harris Wright center Tate becks Cotton Given Haden atelier Bwetaell Moon Sheehan Purlsh 1 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA STOPS ST 13-0 LOS ANGELES Oct 9 Stopping the running and passing of all-American Bruce Smith the University of Southern California Trojans won their third straight game today with a 13 to 0 win over St Mary's Navy Pre-Flight before 30000 fans in Memorial coliseum Former Minnesota all-American Smith who joined the Navy team foe first of foe week wss harried and rushed by foe heavy USC line which forced him to throw hurriedly for a succession of lncom-pleted and intercepted tosses He ran with some success in the first quarter but confined his talents to passes throughout the rest of foe game JUG HAS LEAD IN TAM MEET CHICAGO OcL 9 Harold (Jug) McSpaden of Philadelphia grabbed a six-stroke advantage over Sam Byrd of Ardmore Fa in Tam "world series of golf today by shooting 18 holes in to Byrd's They will play a final 18 holes tomorrow SECOND QUARTER SPREE GIVES TALE 20-7 WIN NEW YORK Oct 9 A fot second period in which Bill Klrst cored once and Ray Scussel twice brought Yale a 20 to 7 victory over Columbia today before 20000 Ivy League fans Quanah Vernon Chlldreee Electra --Graham 1 1 1 3 a i Ktl Ft 73 30 0 se 31 0 87 se 40 30 0 13 S3 30 14 7 0 13 7 0 Wichita Kalla 3 Burkburmtt Olmy Ceaftnace Btaadlnsa Vinson i a Quanah 10 0 Children 1 Wichita Kalla Graham 0 0 0 1 i Burkbumatt 1 Thli Week 'a lekedala Electra et Wichita Kalla Olney et Burkburnett Quanah at Vernon Graham at Children Speedy Aggies Win From LSU 28 to 13 BATON ROUGE La Oct 9 Texas an eleven man football toggery outsprinted and outpassed Louisi-sna State's powerful but slower Tigers 28-13 here tonight before a crowd of 25000 The speedy Cadets zig-zagged nd pasted the previously undefeated Bengal dizzy and st the sme time dashed through and around the LSU forewall to break but a few runs and heaves by Tiger star back Steve Van Buren At toast four Aggie backs shared their third victory of flmot with Jun Hallmark of Kilgore probably deserving the largest share because of his accurate toning Van Buren who ran through Rice and Georgia occasionally found himself meeting Texan backs behind his own line and zeveral times was surrounded before he could pan His best gain however were made from the ume situation including a 38-yard sideline trip for a touchdown Fullback Stanley Turner of Beaumont indirectly set up the first Cadet score by kicking out Tiger 7 in the first quarter The Tiger return punt was snatched by Marion Flanagan of Sweetwater who zig-zagged to the 25 Hallmark heaved to Geer on the 19 circled left end to the 12 and right end to score Turner converted The visitors scored again in each of the remaining periods early in the second quarter on a 1-yard drive by Turner following a 30-yard pass from Early Bees-ley of Dallas to Flanagan in the third quarter on another short plunge by Turner after alternate end runs and passes by Hallmark carried the Cadets from the Aggie 40 and in the final period on a 6-yard end run by Hallmark after Flanagan ran 12 yards following LSU fumble and loss the Tiger 10 The Tiger first score came early in the third quarter after Carroll Griffith freshman back intercepted one of Hallmork'a passes on the Bengal 40 and raced for a touchdown The Bengal second marker near the end of the game resulted when Van Buren unable to find a pass receiver pushed Cadets out of his way for 38 yards to score f- PENNSYLVANIA SNARES THIRD STRAIGHT WIN PHILADELPHIA Oct 9 UP) Pennsylvania's unbeaten football team won its third game in a rqw today nosing out Dartmouth 7 to 6 before 45000 at Franklin Field Penn scored in the second period on Joe Kane's 8-yard end run while Frank McKeman booted the all-important extra point Dartmouth's touchdown came in the final quarter on a 14-yard pass Tom Kasprzak to Larry Bartnick Harold Clayton's kick for the tying point was wide 6 REAGAN AND ZUNDY WILL RENEW FEUD WEDNESDAY Reagan and Zundelowitz Junior High School football teams will renew their traditional grid rivalry when they clash st Coyote Stadium Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock The teams are entering the game on even terms so far as past records are concerned Both have lost a game each this year Tickets will be available at the stadium the day of the game Bullington-Mason Company Surety Bead City National Bldg Phone 7153 Purdue Beats Camp Grant 19 to 0 LAFAYETTE Ind Oct 9 mighty Boilermakers took another step forward today toward the top among the nation's best football teams by rolling to an impressive 19 to 0 victory over Camp Grant before a Day crowd of 13000 It was fourth straight triumph PENN STATE COLGATE DUEL TO SCORELESS TIE STATE COLLEGE Pa Oct 9 UP) Penn State and Colgate crapped to a scoreless deadlock today before a homecoming crowd of 12000 The draw ended a string of 17 State home triumphs Colgate hopes were smashed In a thrilling fourth period when Everett Sante's attempted field goal was partially blocked State's nittany Lions missed their big chanae on two drive in the preceding stanza which carried to the 6 and 21 CORNELL BOUNCES RACK TO DEFEAT PRINCETON PRINCETON Oct 9 UP) Scoring three of their four touchdowns on long runs Cornell's football team bounced back from last week's overwhelming defeat to whip Princeton 30-0 before a crowd of 12000 today Howard Blose ran 28 and 56 yards fof two of the scores and Bill Maceyko made two more yard run 6 one on a 69- I0WA STATE WINS FROM KANSAS BY 13-6 TALLY LAWRENCE Kan Oct 9 MV-The Iowa State Cyclones defeated the University of Kansas Jay-hawkers 13 to 6 in the opening game of the Big Six season for both schools played here today It was the first win for the lowans and the third straight loss for the Jayhawkers WORCESTER TECH HANGS IT ON HARVARD 13-0 CAMBRIDGE Mass Oct 9 UP) Worceater Tech's well drilled and well equipped football force upset highly favored and over confident informal eleven today 13-0 before a slim crowd of 8000 the greatest ever produced in the collegiate football capital literally blasted Michigan out of the contest with its long-range striking power and its explosive speed Notre Dame's triumph was a team affair but in it two per- former stood out with unusual Bertelli for his great passing and shrewd direction and Creighton Miller for his sensational running Bertelli throw two touchdown passes act up another with we of his aerial tosses scored one marker and kicked the points after each of the five touchdowns Miller scored twice once on a dazzling 66-yard run and again after taking a 17-yard pass from Bertelli Michigan's first touchdown in the second period put it momentarily in the game but the Wolverines didn't have the class to stay in it long The touchdown was engineered by Bill Daley a standout in defeat He returned a punt 20 yards to Michigan's 48 to start the drive Bob Wiese picked up 2 yards then Daley ran 53 passed 23 more to Art Renner and finally plunged over from the 4-yard line The second Wolverine score came on the last play of the game against Notre Dame substitutes on a forward pass from Elroy Hirsch to Paul White that netted 13 yards The statistics of the game were as cock-eyed a the clock with Michigan making 13 first downs to Notre Dame's 12 fourth installment of baseball's annual classic and it surprised Manager Billy Southworth of the Cardinals too Before the two teams worked out on the series scene today Southworth laid he doubted very much that the Yankees would pitch a lefthander Essentially the Cardinals are a righthanded hitting ball club and Russo has been bothered for two yean by a sore arm which reduced his record this season to five victories and 10 defeats But after Russo was named Southworth declared "that's okay with us We don't care whom they He said there would be no change whatever in the St Louis batting order which includes three lefthanded batters Stan Muaial Harry Walker and Ray Sanders McCarthy reticent as ever gave no explanation of his reason for choosing Russo but it appeared that Spud Chandler needed another day of rest Russo despite his record has convinced McCarthy he has recovered from hia arm ailment which was caused by a sinus condition There waa no similar question about the Cardinals opening with Lanier Sunday but some doubts about his effectiveness came up when word got around that the stocky southpaw was suffering from a cold However Lanier said he felt fine and was ready to go At the park today Southworth sent hia squad through an intensive workout which included everything in baseball Afterwards the Cardinals held a lengthy meeting in their clubhouse The Yankees whipped through a routine hitting and field drill dressed and returned to their hotel without any more ado than would occur at a spring training workout Both teams appeared confident but the Cardinals must win Sunday to keep from falling almost hopelessly behind Park which will hold only half the crowd that packed Yankee Stadium for each of the three previous games this week long has been sold out except foV 6800 unreserved seats and 3000 standing room tickets which will be placed on sale when the gates open et 7 o'clock Sunday morning The fifth game will be played Monday with Chandler due to draw Mort Cooper as hia pitching opponent and if additional contests are necessary the sixth will be played Tuesday and the seventh Thursday TULSA SMOTHERS TEXAS TECH BY 34 TO 7 MARGIN TULSA Oct 9 MV-Clyde Le-force gallant little triple threat artist who stepped into the shoes of All-American Glenn Dobbs almost made Tulsa fans forget the great Dobbs tonight as he led the Golden Hurricane to a 34-7 victory over Texas Tech A crowd of 13000 saw Leforce gallop 44 yards to one touchdown and pass to Eric Field for a second after setting it up with a 62-yard print that left would-be tacklers sprawled all over the field But it all game for the Bristow Bombardier spent a large part of the evening on the bench as Coach Henry Fmka used three full team against the Raiders a scrappy but completely outclassed outfit RICHMOND WINS FIRST GAME FROM VIRGINIA i CHARLOTTESVILLE Vs Oct 9 MV-The University of Richmond won its first football game in history from the University of Virginia today 16 to 7 before a homecoming crowd of 4500 Air Farce Beale UCLA RIVERSIDE Calif Oct UP) aerial-minded Fourth Air Force eleven swamped UCLA's Bruina today by a score of 47 to 7 The Pacific Coast Conference champions of 1942 put up a game defence on the ground and halted many of the drives but in the air they were woefully weak and pass receivers frequently slipped behind the defenders WASHINGTON SMOTHERS SPOKANE AIRMEN 47-12 SPOKANE Wash Oct 9 The University of alert and hefty huskies stacked touchdowns like cordwood through three periods to smother the Spokane Air Service Commandos 47 to 12 today in a football game featured by long passes 5 North Carolina Beats Cadets CHAPEL HILL Oct 9 (A1) North V-12 studded Tar Heels prepped for their clash next Saturday with Duka by sticking to straight football to defeat a stubborn Jacksonville Fla Naval Training Center team 23-0 today before a crowd of 8000 Old Sideliner Stz: They tell me the bl( noise at On-ham Friday nlsht waa no other than Billy Bolin twin brother who took Bobble's pise and ran wild He did avarythlns on boy could do and waa the reel ipark plus at the teem And the Ms noise In Insurance is the new burglary policy that protects you iny heat home ea well as in iour hem Call Rich or Bhadle for the news nt Rfchariiaa-Hate Ce Notre Dame Sends Grid Stock Soaring By Shellacking Michigan Club 35-12 Rad Barring LONG BEACH Calif Oct 9 UP) Red Ruffing who pitched the New York Yankees to a victory in the first game of last year1 world series today waa made an army corporal Ruffing manager and pitcher for the baseball team of the sixth ferrying group previously wss a private first class vn BeaU Clemson ROANOKE Va OcL 9 UP)-Virginia Military Institute staved off a last minute rally by Clemson to beat the Tigers 12-7 before a crowd of 5000 hero today to take over first place In the Southern Conference football standings ANN ARBOR Mich Oct 9 Notre Dame's powerful and versatile team blasted one of the 1943 football season's great myths today and simultaneously sent its grid stock soaring as it hammered Michigan into submission 85 to 12 before a record-breaking crowd of 86000 fans Michigan hailed as a in early season estimates because of its great supply of navy and marine trainees wilted before the onslaught of the Irish who chalked up their third consecutive victory and roared another step onward toward their first undefeated and untied season since 1930 The one-sided triumph stunned the biggest crowd in Michigan football history and was the most decisive scored by either team in the 12-game series dating back to 1887 Notre Dame ripped Michigan's vaunted line to shreds With Angelo Bertel li doing the passing it caught the Wolverine secondary flat-footed and out of position epestedly to make the rout complete The Irish scored twice in the Trst quarter twice in the second and twice more in a third period that added a "zany" touch to the contest when the electric timer stretched the play to 23 minutes Instead of the regulation 15 The fourth quarter then waa cut to seven minutes This Notre Dame teem ranked ty veteran observers as among PURE SPRINGS WATER TO THE LOCAL REDCROSS All monoy taka la for Water Monday Oct 11th will booivon to tht Rad Cross The Rod Cross Motor Cerpt will bo on bond to toko your monay Come to 909 Baylor and make this a big day for th Red Cross We have plenty of bottles FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE VALTI-1N-HEAD TRUCKS BUSES UNITED ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY tllh aad Seott 8yd Gaines Mgr Phene 8121 1 A.