San Angelo Standard-Times from San Angelo, Texas • 10

SAN ANCELO STANDARD-TIMES SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1945 A Standard-Times In Every West Texas Home1" PACE SECTION ONE Hemphill-Wells DYCHES LEADS BIKE TOURNEY Longhorns Rally In Fourth Quarter To Beat Bergstrom Powerful SMU Ponies Crush 1 s'rikf fl Twice In Final Blackland Air held 51-0 iQuarter To Win Spears TOP O' MORN Ike Banaa Price no score as yet Brechtel passed 44 yards to Harrelson for a touchdown but the play was called back and Shellogg and Texas all-American end Hubert Brechtol were both banished from the game for slugging1 Hie starting lineups: Plyler Right Tackle Schwartzkopf Right fixl Halfpenny Quarterback Brechtel Left Half Davis Harrelson Right Half Mayne Full Back Bergstrom Field 0 0 Texas 0 7 Graham 5- 6-13 BLONDY CROSS Bergstrom scoring: Touchdown Davis Point after touchdown Price (placeklck) Texas scoring: Touchdowns Harrelson Sweet (for Graham) Point after touchdown Brechtel carry the green young club to heights about which the average fellow around here has been only wishful Let us hope the luck holds out and the kids KEEP on hustling! os DISTRICT 3-AA of which the San Angelo football team Is defending champion has this setup for next Friday night: Highland Park In San Angelo non-district Big Spring in Lubbock sum-district Austin of El Paso In Midland nondistrict Kermlt In Lameaa non-dlstrlct Sweetwater In Brownwood sum-district Ballinger In Abilene non-dlstrlct MAIN thing that Is worrying the old fat man right now has to do with Squib Carruthera not calling the exact date on when he Is going to augment the San Angelo high school football team Our kids dropped a game yet this season but it looks like they are going to need plenty assistance as the season surges along Squib Can-others for you youngsters on the club now was great San Angelo high ochool football renter before moot of you were born Squib yesterday up In Cushing Okla gave birth to a quarterback instead of a center The time was 2:16 and the guy weighed eight pounds and 10 ounces upon production What does Squib mean quarterback? A fellow with tonnage like that surely would be a or a tackle Those tackles are among the crux of what It takes to win a football game Barksdale Field Defeated 12-6 In Powerful Finish SHREVEPORT La Sept 22 ff) University of Arkansas husky Razorbacks struck back In the final quarter to score twice and hand the Barksdale Field Sky Raiders a 12 to 6 defeat today In a contest marred by many penalties before a crowd of about 7000 It was the first game of the sea -for the Porkers and the second for the Soldiers of the Air from the local Army post On the short end of a 6-0 score as the third quarter ended as the result of a 17-yard pass from Robert Schatxabel former Miami Fla high school player to JKen Baker lanky Texan the Raxor-roared through land and air In the fading minutes to snatch the advantage Behind a heavy charging line they rolled the Raiders back to the five-yard line In the first few minutes of the final period and from there Gordon Young a left-hand passer made a neat toss to Mike Schumchyk big right end for a touchdown The try for point failed In the closing minutes the Porkers climaxed a steamroller attack with a nine-yard drive through the line for the winning score They started their final Charge from their own 48-yard line Play was nearly always between tba 25-yard lines In the first quarter Early In the second the Beiders moved within scoring range but lacked the punch to go over and lost the ball on downs in 17-yard stripe' Cleveland Ekes Out llth-lnning Victory CLEVELAND Sept S3 lO-CliTiBi needed 11 Innings today to eke oat 3 to 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox In the next to lsst game on the home schedule Steve Gromek held the Sox to seven hits The Indians scored the clincher In the Ilth on Jeff Bcsth'e single a sscrtflct by ClheckL and Don Ross' tingle AB A Sf oses rf 3 0 Baker 3b 0 1 3 Dick shot If 4 0 13 1 Curt right cf 4 1 0 Appling ss 40143 Cucclnello 3b 4 0 0 1 Nagel lb 4 0 0 11 Tresh 40033 Leo 40103 AUSTIN Sept 22 Freddie Brechtel 160-pound Navy transfer from Rice and Southwestern led the way as the Texas Longhorns rallied in the last six minutes to defeat the massive' Bergstrom Field troop carriers 13-7 In the opener here today Brechtel replacing the Injured Byron Gillary who did not play gained 139 of Texas 240 yards rushing end passed for 88 of the yards gained through the air His beautiful 22-yard pass to Munroe Harrelson a TCU letterman last season netted first touchdown In the second quarter and Brechtelk conversion gave the Longhorns a 7-0 halftime lead Bergstrom Field came to life In Uw third quarter and marched 63 yards for a touchdown with Walter Davis plunging over from the 1-yard line after a pass Interference ruling had given the fliers a first down on the Texas 27 a Owen Price's extra-point kick was batted up in the air by a Texas lineman but dropped over the crossbar to tie the score at 7-7 With eight minutes left to play the Longhorns launched a 53-yard drive for the winning tally Brechtel slashed through tackle for 13 yards and then circled end for 20 yards and a first down on the Bergstrom 20 Harrelson carried to the 14 snd Brechtel fought his way to the 4-yard line from where big Arthur Sweet 190-pound freshman fullback rammed It across con version was low but It matter because Texas held onto the ball until the final gun Hie Longhorns almost scored again In the closing seconds when Brechtel and Sweet drove to the Bergstrom 8-yard line but Jack fumble lost 12 yards and the game ended with Brechtel racing to the 10-yard line Aside from their third period touchdown only threat came in the first three minutes of the game when guard Robert Connelly recovered fumble on the Texas 22 Price shot a pass to end Andrew Blres on the 7 but the Longhorn line smothered three plays and tackle Dick field goal attempt was low Early In the second quarter with Totals 1 31x10 Ons out when winning ran scored Oklahoma Beats Hondo Air Field NORMAN Okla Sept 22 Two long runs accounted for a pair of touchdowns and a forward pass figured in the third as the University of Oklahoma defeated Hondo Texas Army Air Field 21 to 6 In football today Although Oklahoma Big Six conference champions scored In the first quarter and led all the way the safe margin was gained by two touchdowns In the last period The fourth string back-field was playing when the last touchdown was made Bill Irvin raced 63 yards from formation for the first Oklahoma score and Bob Bodenhvncr place-kicked the point That lead held lip until midway in tlie second quarter when George Boner sliced through the line for a Hondo score climaxing a 20-yard drive that began after a pass Interception But Ivan Cunningham missed the kick for the point and the half ended 7 to 6 for Oklahoma John Steward raced 45 yards for the second Oklahoma score and Jack Venable made the third with a 3-yard stab off tackle after a 15-yard pass helped In a drive from the Hondo 30-yard line Bicycling youngsters engaged hi spirited contests on the Santa Fe park course Saturday afternoon and Billy Dyches was the top winner of war stamp prizes contributed by Hemphill-Wells Billy got to Hemphill-Wells for eight dollars worth of stamps as result of winning first place In the Junior quarter-mile placing second In the half-mile free-for-all winning first In the Intermediate half-mile winning first In the Junior half-mile copping first In the junior 100-yard turtle race riding with the third-place mile free-for-all relay team and then grabbing first In the Individual mile free-for-all Joe Stewart was runner-up on the Hemphill-Wells war stamp prize-bogging with $550 worth of them Wayne McKinney came in with 85 In stamps Beryle Smith in the girls division won $350 of the war stamps Hie Hahn kidleta ganged up on the Hemphill-Wells war stamps for $6 between them a brother and sister combination Marlin Hahn the boy racked up $3 In war stamps and Joyce Hahn the girl came In with $3 In Hemphill- Wells war stamps Pete Renner Billy Gibbs and Billy Rogers started ont as officials of the meet but wound up with some other and so the kids finished np the meet running it themselves The kids clamored for another tourney soon regardless of whether or not the officials stay with them SUMMARY 10 11 12 division quarter-mile: Billy Dyches first Marlin Hahn second Norman Guess third 13 14 15 division quarter-mile: Joe Stewart first Wayne McKinney second James Burleson third Girls Joyce Hahn first Norma Jean Horner second Beryle Smith third Boys nine and under quarter-mile: Thad Fitzgerald first John Robbins second Twan Roberts third Half-mile free-for-all: Joe Stewart first Billy Dyches second Wayne McKinney third Girls 100-yard turtle race: Norman Jean Homer first Wanda Williams second 13 14 15 division half mile: Billy Dyches first Joe Stewart second Wayne McKinney third 10 11 12 division half-mile: Billy Dyches first Marlin Hahn second Gerald Boykin third Girls half-mile race: Beryle Smith first Norma Jean Homer second Joyce Hahn third Boys 10 11 12 100-yard turtle Billy Dyches first John Robbins second Ross Homer third A 0 4 3 0 13 1 3 4 1 0 0 1 3 1 4 3 4 1 a a AB Meyer 3b 4 Rocco lb Heath If Fleming Tf 4 IV heeler 0 Cthoekt ss Ross 3b 4 Pee rev cf-rf 3 Hayes 3 Wlnegsriner 3 Msrklewles rf I Gromek 4 too rmsHE Robert Lee high school foot-JL ball Steers wax too cockeyed proud impending great grldder was christened Robert Lee The kid likely In years to come will continue snaking the name Robert Lee quite famous But the Robert Lee high school football squad of today have anything to do with it BENNY Emcrt one of the old Community Gym builders is home visiting have meagerest idea when he will be out of the Army and back to normalcy He was over there In the Italy campaign and feels like he will see some occupational service in the Pacific THE San Angelo high school football team much the underdog battled the huge and boisterous Lubbock Westerners to a 13-13 tie the other night here In non-title game It begins to look like our boys have been living right If they haven't been sorely they be so lucky HPHE Highland Park team which engages the Bobcats of the Conchos here Friday night has been touted as the impending state schoolboy champion or at least a finalist Highland Park last Mday night defeated Waxahachle of District 10-AA by a 21-to-0 score You and I around here drat know what that means We drat know whether or not Waxy Is a tough club and we drat know whether or not the Highlander coach might have been experimenting and holding down the score I drat remember that name But they tell me when he was coaching In Brecken-ridge he dklnt try to hold down ANY score However maybe some of you oldtime fans might member his moniker Dkl you say It Is Esker Curtis? Well If right Esker Curtis is to be here FMday night with a Highland Park team 'which Is supposed to win or advance to the state finale And this team Is to wrangle with our young and inexperienced corps MAY those horseshoes and four-leaf clover and the grit and physical condition hold up for our side I FipHE District 3-AA favorites last JL week looked only lukewarm Both of those clubs are supposed to give the youthful San Angelo team the works up there In the district sledding Abilene No 1 favorite absorbed a 33-12 shellacking In Amarillo of District 1-AA Odessa the No 2 favorite (or maybe It Is No 1 now) surely so hot nudging out El Paso 12 to 6 Has El Faso a football team? When did El Faso EVER have a football team? Totals 33 3 10 33 13 Ron for riemlng in th Chicago IN 000 000 Cleveland 010 000 000 Error Appling Runs batted In Curt-right Ross 3 Two base hits Masss Wlnegsrtner Beerey Baker Three base hit riemlng Sacrifices Beerey ClheckL Double plays Ross Meyer and Roecot Cucclnello and Nagel Nagel (unassisted) Baker Appling and Nagel left on baaew Chicago 3 Cleveland 3 Basel on taJt Oromek 1 Leo 4 Strikeouts Gromek 3 Lee 1 Barksdale Arkansas I Ham Forsythe Left End Nelson Smith Left Tackle JablonsU Ford Left Guard Waslewskl Wheeler I Center Dean Counsel Right Guard Jungmlchel Shofner I Right Tackle Baker Schumchyk Right-End Mlrlmtnltn Tjm I Quarterback Schatxabel Canada I Halfback Cochard Baldwin Right Halfback Snow Hafftnanl Fullback Arkansas 0 0 0 1 Barksdale 0 0 6 Arkansas scoring: Touchdowns Schumchyk Hoffman Barksdale scoring: Touchdown I Baker A HANDSOME PAIR By HAROLD RATLIFF i A ua elated Frees Ifnta Editor DA1LAS Sept 22 Big powerful and versatile Southern Methodist hammered Blackland Army Air Field Into a 51-0 defeat without haX trying here today as the Mustangs opened the football season before 6500 listless fans The weather was hot Blackland had no defense and SMU substitutes played most of the game as the Methodists balked by a fighting Blackland line in the first pe-rioid broke out with a rash of touchdowns In the second SMU was slow and easy-going In the Initial quarter apparently bothered by the excess heat but the Blackland boys outmanned and out-conditioned gave down after 10 minutes of play Those who have been saying the Mustangs have no speedy backs found out otherwise today as the little fellows skipped on touchdown runs all the way np to 85 yards SMU rolled up 19 points In the second period two touchdowns In the third and three in the fourth They got 17 first downs but It was the last period before the Filers could make the required 10 yards doing It twice on passes completed against thlzdtringers Blackland ended up with a minus 12 yards on offense while SMU made S62 'with 213 on the ground The first Methodist drive started on the Blackland 49 and was climaxed In the first place of the second period with Cecil Miles going over from the one-foot line for a touchdown Pete Kotlarlch kicked the extra point 1 THE SECOND' SMU TOUCHDOWN WAS ON A 50-YARD PUNT RUNBACK BY GEORGE McCOR-STXN OP BALLINGER BUT KOT-LARICH FAILED TO CONVERT Ending first half scoring festivities August Pels set up a touchdown by intercepting a pass on the Bckland 27 Pels and Ned Welch tore through for a first down on the Blackland 14 more line tries picked up seven and Pels crunched over right guard for the score Welch missed the extra point A 31-yard punt return by Pels ileef to the fourth touchdown With the ball on the Blackland 17 Davis went around right end for the score Welch missed the conversion The Methodists brought It to 32-0 'shortly afterward when Welch aft-ter fumbling a punt picked up the ball and raced 85 yards to a touchdown Welch again missed the extra Jpoint The Methodists were on the Blackland 31 as the third period tended 4 Dave Moon passed to Paul Page an the Filer nine then whipped around right end for a touchdown try for point was blocked A 29-yard pass play brought the next aeore Pels pitching to speedy Charley Burns for four and the latter going the rest of the way for touchdown Kotlarlch miss-! ed the conversion The final touchdown came on 58-yard passing surge Pels first flipped to Neal Franklin for nine and Moon tossed to Sammy Owen 'for the touchdown Welch kicked 'the extra point Blackland 8 Keeton Left Ehds Brewer Left Tackles -Meletio Beebee Left Guards Thomas Centers mii Kelley Right Guards 'Kotlarlch Bickford Right Tackles Bulls Rowland Right Ends faiey Parker Quarterbacks 'Davis Kelly Left Halfbacks McClintock Looney Right Halfbacks Mlles Clark Fullbacks Blackland 0 0 0 Southern Methodist 0 19 13 Southern Methodist scoring Touchdowns Miles McCorstin (for jjavis) Pels (for Maley) Davis Welch (for Miles) Moon (for Ma Tey) Bums (for Davis) Owen (for 'Davis) Point after touchdown Kot-laxich 2 (placements) Welch placement) Wafer Valley Beals Coahoma 44 To 12 Water Valley and Garden City loomed Saturday as the power In West Texas six-man football on the of scores in opening play of the league Friday afternoon Water Valley crumbled Coahoma -44 to 12 at Coahoma while in Garden City the Bearcats played poor hosts by knocking off Courtney 32 to 12 with wide end runs Garden City was not forced to punt out 'all during the game The other six-man teams in the Jeague Sterling City and Forsan were idle In preparation for first play in zone competition this Saturday The two Friday meetings were practice games only Halfback Harry Calverley sparked Garden City by scoring two touch-downs and dropkicking for extra points The third tally came on pass caught by Bill Baker who also passed for the extra point Courtney's Cross raced 30 yards One time and 50 yards another to get up the visitor markers Smith Aoolc one over and Fisher carried -the ball over pay dirt the second lime Myers led Water scoring intercepting two passes to race for Che pay-off stripe and also running oxer two more touchdowns Johnson Cope an Westbrook completed the day with one touchdown ach Turner and Borden accounted for Jhe two Coahoma scores Ozona Flails Kittens 16-0 Our kids (matter of opinion) had a much better ball club than the Denison Yellow Jackets week before last but were quite fortunate to repulse Denison 6 to 0 Our side accepted the advantage of several breaks the other night here to hold their own 13-13 with Lubbock We even supposed to come close to tying those guys much less beating them On the finish San Angelo had the better ball club on the field On the statistics Lubbock was far ahead The Lubbock club physically whipped our club and we were lucky to tie the score But as the contest neared Its completion our side had a bettor team still ont there combatting The huge Lubbock team was pooped and the only thing that stopped the Bobcats from forging on was the watch Our opportunity boys apparently! have a lot of horseshoes in their pockets four-leaf clover on their I Jersey lapels and better physical condition and grit than have some of these other teams Maybe this combination will These Slacks and Sport Coats Boys 13 14 15 100-yard turtle: Wayne McKinney first Billy Cook second Mile free-for-all relay: First the team of Wayne McKln-1 ney Beryle Smith James Burleson Norman Guess the team of Marlin Hahn I Joyce Hahn John Robbins Billy Cook Third the team of Joe Stewart I Norma Jean Horner Thad Fitzger-1 aid Billy Dyches Mile free-for-all: Billy Dyches first Wayne McKinney second Joe Stewart third Wanda Williams first glrL OZONA Sept Contributed a safety and immediately following the ensuing kick with a touchdown all In the first quarter the Ozona Lions added another tally In the final period to defeat the San Angelo High School Kittens 16 to 0 here this afternoon Hie Kittens gave the safety after Ozona had blocked a punt Quarterback Read took the kick and raced 45 yards for the first touchdown Cook converted Hie Kittens threatened In the I scond quarter but were held for downs on the 5-yard line Read circled left end to score In the fourth Cook converted Among Kitten Coach charges Smith and Untermeyer got off some long runs Grlssum aided with able punt returns and Peterson was a mainstay In the line Smith and Wells were Kitten captains Coach Sikes captains were Wilkins and Smith Big Spring of 3-AA last week went down before Cisco of 9-AA 12 to 0 Midland of 3-AA lost to Pampa of 1-AA 25 to 13 Lamesa of 3-AA fell before Brownfield 12 to 9 Hogan Shaves Two Strokes Off Nelson's Lead By JACK HEWINS IntciiM Ftm Bperts Writer INDIAN CANYON GOLF COURSE Spokane Wash Bept 22 Ben Hogdn of Herahey Pa knocked four strokes off par and two off Byron advantage today In the third round of the $10-000 ZkmeraMa open golf tournament with a 68 making his total 204 to 202 with one 18-hole circuit yet to go Nelson straying a bit -from the straight and far came home In 70 after racking up a pair of 66s In the rain of the previous days Making a great bid to rise from the field and challenge these leaders was Slammin Sammy Snead of Hot Springs Va who marked the day's only 66 Ills total Is 212 Snead had eagle threes on the second and 18th holes and Hogan matched the effort on No 2 By Nelson who had eagled No 1 for two days straight missed his third by a foot when his short approach died too soon Wink Thumps Jal 32 To 12 Hie Wink Wildcats continued to I clout last night in the Wink foot-' ball stadium and knocked out Jal 32 to 12 As the score Indicates Coach Bryan Henderson's Wink team had I things much under control through-out Supt Lee main worry I was not about winning this football game but If he could find some place to catch some big fish on a relaxing period and while relaxing The Tide tried three passes I try to figure out Just what might All were by Beall to Havins and happen next Saturday night when 'the hubba-hubba Hobbs deck on the Wink I CRIMSON TIDE THUMPS OVER BALLINGER 11 Coach Harvey San Angelo Junior High School football team opened with a 37-to-7 win over the Ballinger Juniors Saturday afternoon in Bobcat Stadium before a fair-sized and lively gathering of fans CORKY CAPERS Cork McLaughlin San Angelo back ran wild much of the way He tabbed four touchdowns one of which was nullified Two of touchdown squirts I were on running back the kickoff One of these count because the Crimson Tide was off-1 side 'The rest of his scoring antics were on the ground from scrimmage apd were not called back Clifford Rowland who turned in nice play all the way tabbed a touchdown on a pass Interception Bobby Beall counted a touchdown on an end run Havins hit a touchdown pass by BealL all were completed including a toss for a conversion point team hits the THE STANDINGS RESULTS Americas Lcsgae New Tork 3 Boston 1 Washington 3 Philadelphia 0 Detroit 9 St Louis 0 Cleveland 3 Chicago 1 National Leagaa St Louis 9 Cincinnati 4 Boston New York 3 Philadelphia 9 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh at Chicago (postponed rain) Internatlenal Leagaa (playaff) Montreal 1 Baltimore 0 Amerieaa Asaoelatlen fplayeff) Bt Paul at Louiavllla (night) Senthern Asaoelatlen (playeff) No game scheduled OOTBAU -SCORES STANDINGS 7- SPORT COATS If you're looking for something smart and snappy Just the right weight for this balmy weather then youll enjoy these new sport coats Three-button Engllsh-drape models In regulars and longs Camel finish flannels In light or dark tans $1595 to $1995 Washington St Louis New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Chicago 8t Louie Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia eeeaeeaeeeee SLACKS A new shipment has saved the dayl We've Just received a new supply of tweeds twists worsteds and a few gabardines In blue browns and tans Herringbones stripes and solid colors RICH SCHOOL Osona 19 San Angelo Kittens 0 Ban Angelo juniors 37 Ballinger Juniors 'Wink 33 Jel 13 EAST Vlllanova It Buckntll Cornell 38 Syracuse 14 Mlddleburv Wesleyan 0 West Virginia 43 Otterbein 7 Franklin At Marshall 7 Ursinua 0 Swarthmore 38 Muhlenberg Rennseloer 39 Worcester 0 SOUTH Georgia 49 Murray Teachers 0 Via 37 Emory At Henry 0 Duka 90 South Carolina 0 Clem son 76 Presbyterian 0 North Carolina 9 Camp Lee 9 Virginia 39 Coast Ouard 0 MIDWEST Illinois 33 Pittsburgh 8 Indina 13 Michigan 7 Minnesota 34 Missouri 9 Northwestern IX Iowa State I Purdue 14 Marquette 13 Wisconsin 0 Orest Lakes 0 Oberlln 33 OhltA Wesleyan 0 Miami 36 Bowling Green 0 Bemldjl Teachers 6 St John's 0 Western Michigan 31 Alma 13 8o HI Normal Arkansas State 0 DePauw 13 Wabash 7 SOUTH WESTEBN Texas Christian IS Kansas 0 Baylor 33 West Texai State 0 Corpus Chrlstl Navy 36 Rice 13 Texas 13 Bergstrom Field 7 Arkansas IX Barksdale Field 0 SMU SI Blackland Army Air Field 0-Oklshoms Sl Hondo Air Field Texas 64 Ellington Field 0 R0CKT MOUNTAINS Port Warren Colorado WEST COAST St fsrys 90 California 13 FBIDAY NIGHT GAMES UBC 13 UCLA 6 Fresno State 13 College Pacific 0 Mississippi 31 Kentucky 7 Auburn 36 Howard 0 Washburn 19 Port Riley 0 Colorado College IX Denver 0 Gustavua Adolphus 9 8t Olsf 6 Warrensburg 6 Springfield T'ri 9 Muskingum 35 Rio Grands 0 Bast Kentucky IX Tennessee Tsch 13 $795 to $1950 SCHEDULE NEW YORK Sept 33 (P Probable pitchers for tomorrow's major league games with won and lost records in paren' theses: American Leagaa New York at Boston (3) Bonham (7-11) and Chandler (1-1) vs Ferriss (21-8) and Johnson 7-3i Washington at Philadelphia Leonard (17-7i -and Carrasquel (7-5) vs New-some ig-19) and Fowler (1-3) St Louis at Detroit Potter (14-10) vs Trout (18-141 Chicago at Grove (13-U) vx Smith 15-13) National League Boston at New York il) Lee (S-Sl and Cooper l-) or Wallace (0-0 vs Maglle (S-3 and Volatile 14-13) Philadelphia at Brooklyn Barrett (7-201 and Kraus (4-8) tx Seats (9-6) and Gregg (16-13) Pittsburgh at Chicago (3) Ostermutiler (5-3l and Btrlncevlch (15-10) va Wyaa (20-10) and Paaaeau (17-5) Cincinnati at Bt Louis Bowman (11-11) va Burkhardt (18-S) men department first floor Ballinger hit for two touchdowns on long passes but one wss called back because of holding on the Play After the game the (their boy Is on the team) feted the Crimson Tide with ice cream and cake In the Santa Fe Cafe The San Angelo juniors engage the Brady juniors next Saturday In Brady greensward Hobbs always turbulent Is tough and really rough Hobbs of New Mexico and Wink of Texas ore old rivals Wink has been the boss right along but this game might find some shifting of control why Supt Johnson Is beginning to worry and would like to go off somewhere and dream up things Hobbs has quite a ball club The earliest railroads In the United States were built of wooden rails capped with thin strips of iron to provide a running surface for the wheels.