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5 US IM fingriddlassic fl LW Rhone 291 PICHER Miami Okla Dec 3 5'1 I TO THf OHEO fhttwe Sale Starts Saturday MornirigDeceinber 1 5: every garment to be sold to the bare walls No firm has ever at Bargains balore! fat'l Hb 204 Main a i A' fc B' jp 41 31 ft te hei tbv tor 4 br i wb I I 1 S3 )al UVr: I Vs lT jj 01 ''T se 0 Tailor and urnisher Bettega 'Stars i 'Witts' Long Broken ield Runs for Touchdowns bi I bi GHTStA REMEMBER Every item 3 S'? thought you going to buy a new I lost my red hot mamma so I got this coat to keep warm the rest of the I PAGE SIX Russell became a regular starter after mid season and makes a fine partner for Howell in the plunging business 3 Brown and Churchill Miller Brown of Missouri 'and Tom Churchill of Oklahoma make as fine a pair of wingmen as any team in the nation could want Browft has been touted for an all American berth and is worthy He shines on defense has an educated toe for place kicking can hurl or nab a pass and with his 200 pounds anc six feet of height offers an'almost insurmountable pbtsicle at the right wing Churchjll fits in any places and is as versatile an end as the Missouri captain Start ing the season at tackle shev was sent out to wing and remained 'there a bulwark of a the Sooner eleven! He too is tall and husky Should the baqkfield feel in need of a punter in addition toiSloany it could call George Lyon from a tackle post to do the kicking Lyon has been a mainstay of a dosing Aggie team uses his: more than 200 pounds oiy both offense and defense He has a capable running matein Marion Broad stone even though iriatter is forced at times to wear a special headgear with spectacles that his weak eyesight may not handicap him i 1 1' Holm guard for three years has led the Busker interference on the which has netted the 5: St kJ I si Additional Sport On Page 7 (By The Associated Press) Chuck Wig gins Indianapolis stopped Torn Sayers Detroit (6) Ehrman Clark Indianapolis outpointed Eddie Walsh Chicago (8) BUALO Young Jack Thompson San rancisco stopped Sam Bruce Buffalo (10) 5k mi I I ho DALLAS 'Tex" Nov gridiron' guns that have shattered the 'quiet Of the" Southwest for three months were Stilled today as the University of Texas claimed a Southwest" conference football championship for? the first time in eight years A smashing 19 to 0 victory over the Texas Aggies yesterday be fore 45000 people gave Texas un disputed possession of the toprurfg of the ladder I' The Arkansas JtazorDacks whp 40 an a le US( pit pa)cai na I) nig 1 1 The Store of Quality Good Used Car I Our Payment Plan Pays Your 'P a ments in Case of I Sickness Acci I dent or Acci dental Death Model ord Road ster Model Chevrolet Touring? 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Oldsmobile Coupe first class condition 'z new tires 1 Essex Coupe first class condition new tires Many Others to Choose rom Used Car Garage 429 South Main St Picher 3 4 OTTO ions the formers over "Rosenheim of Missouri and Lindbloom of Iowa State and the latter over his team mates Richards and Munn Howell Nebras ka fullback an(i xo captain Elmer Holm was a unanimous choice even th6ugh one or two fa vored placing him at a haltbacic post Ted James' Dan McMullen and Holm ivere hot seriously threatened by any one for line po sitions All afe playing their last year of collegiate football' 'Big Backfield ii the' modem method of selecting four backs with littie orno differ entiation as to position and ac ceptance of the widespread use of the huddle system ot signal call ing were considered in naming the backfield combination hay Rus sell 200 pound quarterback whose power and drive rate him a first tehm berth has been listed as quarterback in Nebraska lineups and is placed at the1 pilot post The first team is a heavy aggre gation the line averageing more than 200 pounds and the backfield in excess of 190 It is not how ever lacking in speed Holm is adept at leading interference: Brown' and Churchill arefast on their feet at the jwmg positions and Sloan and Mehrle are clever ball luggers Mehrles weighing 165 is the lightest man on the team I WJohn Waldorf of Missouri who was given the fullback pobon the second team also tfas picked for a guard position by: several critics Waldorf having played that posi tion early in the season His stel lar work in the backfield ii late season games howev'er brought him the plunging post ft' "After a mediocre 'start sea "CLiH' ocsl izizl rhri ftQU V4CUI iiw nivu uivv limelight against Missouri and has steadily Improved Sloan is much more versatile than Howell pass 1 ingf punting' or drop kick ing and runningwith equal ability i and in all things using this head1 return of the field goal to Big Six scoring records Was due to efforts "junior back field man bdoting three this sea son Robert i Mehrle the Missouri didnot'fully meas ureup to hopesj thjktvqeasonbut against Iowa State the Kansas Aggies New York and Kansas re vealed his true form He must be surrounded by several' tacklersbe fore he is stopped A j' IMirt I Correction! An advei tisemeiit in 'News Record 1 for Al Negim Richer Okla read wZa Beginning at 2 and closing at 5 marid opening again at a and closing at Saturday Dec 1 1928 and repeating on each Satur day and Monday thereafter until the entire stock is sold This stock is good up to date as can be found in 'hny first class fumitilre stoTe in the tri state district It Should Have Read Beginning! ai2 gndclosipg at and opening again at 6 and closing at 10 Saturday Dec 1 1928 and repeating ori each Satur day' and Monday thereafter until the entire stock is sold This stock of goods is good up to date as am be found in any first class furniture store in the tri slate district THjT ALL BIG TEAM irst Team I Churchill Oklahoma Lyon Kansas Aggies LG Holm Nebraska (C) James Nebraska McMullen Nebraska 1T Broadstone Nebiaska BrownMissouri QB Russell Nebraska 'LH Sloan Nebraska'RH Mehrle Missouri 'B Howell Nebraska Second earn LE Hauser Kansas LT Richaids Neoraska Shannon Kansas'C earson Kansas Aggies RG Kern Iowa JState RT Munn Nebraska RE Ashburn Nebraska' QB Lindbloomriiowa State (C) Haskins Oklahoma RH 1 auger State Ei Waldorf Missouri1" A KANSAS CITY 30 T) To Nebraska goes the share of honors on the all Big Six con ference footballteam chbsen by the Associated Press after a can vass of coaches athletic directors officials and sports writers Seven gridsters who assisted in' carrying the powerful Cornhuskers eleven to the Big bix title: this fall are named on the first team The preponderance of Nebraska men on the first 'team7 bears evi dence to 'the ability of the 1928 Husker machine which bowled all conference'opposition before it and fared well in intersectional strug gles winning two tying one and losing only to the Army 1 i Missouri placed two oft the first team Oklahomaafid the Kan sasAggies one each On the second team! Nebraska and Towa State shared honor with three each Kansas had two Okla homa the Kansas Aggies and Mis souri one each Critics differed little in: naming a first only Russell 1 and Broadstoriebwinning close deCis 2 V'' 4 Nraskans many a yard' McMullen a squat guard al ready has won recognition from the Rbckne Warxier Jones triumvi rate of cbaches is har'd to out of position because of his underslung build and is a hard tackler JameS4 probably is the best cen Nebraska erha'd TJll com pact weighing slightly Under 200 ha the ideal build Texas Wins Title' Arkansas Second 'v'' Miami MotorCompany Inc 7 1 Phone 1008 MIAMI Such known braiids ilart Stbaffiier Marx Suits i and Overcoats Packard Shoes for Coats Dresses Gotham Gold Stripe Hosiery Gossard all tobe closed blit at only' a trifle of their real RIDAY NOVEMBER 30 1928s heavyweight toxing champion has been elected captain of New York 1929 "football team The tackle is a graduate of Dean academy He' 'succeeds an other "tackle Al Lawman as cap tain of the Violet Good Slugging Bee DETROIT Nov 80 tff) A genuine slogging bee with a chance 4 5fzi 'vi rv finr ia WALIU vssv unuig anticipated in 10 round bout between 1 Jimmy Mciamin Irish lightweight from the Pacific coast and Ray Miller of Chicago who has 1 the promise 6f a bout with Sammy Mandell lightweight champion if he wins finished second were soundly trounced by the longhorns early in the season' Any hopes the Southern Methodist? "university mustangs might havei entertamed of establishing a claim on the crown were obliterated by their unexpected but thorough tout 'at the hands of the Texas Christian hornedjfrogs 15 to 6at? 5 SP)RT BRIES Ji NEW YORK Nov UP) Tuffy Griffiths Sioux City la light heavyweight makes his eastern debut tonight in a 10 round match with James Braddock' of Jersey City Madison Square Garden a 4e NEW YORK Nov' 30 UP) Leonard "intercollegiate On account of fire that destroyed a part of my stock of tv A Clothing Ready to Wear and Shoes I have decided to close out the of the stock at only afractional part of it real worm jyAeii you Wait iihlii thi You' overload Ovexwork Make hasty choices Get little pleasure" ICBO ValUC Ih all your Christmas purchases! DO IT A Stdre for a Gift Socks Gloves 1 Shirts' Robes Jackets Belts Everything he wants at a price you wkht th Pay! Get Your Brakes Relined Safe Winter Driving added danger! to driving in winter because of snow' sieet or rain Extra precautions' in the form of equalized brakes is Absolutely essential tothe safety of all concerned your car in now' ahd'Wll test vOUr 'brake's' 'Expert brake relining" and tempted such radical deductions A A as you will find at this sale 't' Watch for the Red Banners feet when the latter was cut down unmerifully will live long in the memory of those who saw that hec tic grid melee But to the game itself Bettega made three of the Red and White's touchdowns all three of them com ing on broken field runs of 70 55 and 21 yards each Nance Nolan and Smith tallied with the others It was in the second quarter that the scoring started in spite of the fact that the Gorillas knocked once for a touchdown early in the tilt Twelve times the Picher: backs raced the Miami defense for first downs while the Blue and White unreeled four for Although there was little passing as com pared to most iterscholastic battles of the county this season the Gorillas completed one of four attempts and the War Dogs receiv ed one on seven attempts The game play by play: IRST Miami was late for the start receiving a pen alty and the ball was put in play on 25 yard line with the War Dogs in possession The War Dogs kicked to Nance of Picher on the 49 yard line and the Red 'and white safety returned it to 48 mark before going down The War Dogs were penalized 15 yards for unnecessary roughness placing the pigskin on their own 34 yard line from where Hubbard Picher right naiioacK lugged it to the Blue and 30 yard ribbon A pass Nance to Irwin was good for five putting the ball on the 20 yardline with third down and a yard to go Nance fell back and lace kicked but it missed the goal by! inches going high and to one side of the uprights Nance Returns 15 Yards It was ball first and 10 Gordon punted on the first down to 52 yard line where Nance was waiting for the catch IwnV lin the field for 15 yards stopping on 36 yard stripe Bettega circled left end for seven yards Irwin added three more on an off tackle thrust Hubbard with a three yard gain made it first and 10 for the Goril las the oval being on vard ribbon On the next play Amos Barlow left end threw Bettega for a five yardjoss Irwin attempted to drill the line but failed to gain Nance passed but it was grounded by the War Dogs He attempted another' aerial play which also failed It ws ball on its own 25 yard stripe Gordon drove off tackle for five yards Barlow pierced the front for four more yards and Gordonmade ritt first down on a line ram the pigskin resting on 39 yard ripe Barlow pounded the wall for 10 yadsfor a second consecu nwn fn his team Mi ami fans went wild Gordon reeled off tackle tor six yarns anu Barlow charged the tottering Pi 1 rher front for five and another firs' The ball was now on 38 yard stripe Gordon slipped around end for three yards and Barlow followed with a line buck for another three On Pich 31 vard mark Gordon tried to pass but it failed to connect Bar low missing the oval when he slip ped on the uddy field Gordon then nunted aiming the ball out (Continued on Page Seven SOONER END ON BIG SIX SQUAD Seven ebraskans Placed' on All Conference 1 Eleven i I PICHERCSUSHES fWARDOGSiSS 4 MIAMI OKLAHOMA yji It zl TnriAH Mt 1 yuui 'lUUHTlUIMUaji Uiignv: oiwv KVOO at 8:00 Eastern time well ben there irestone dealers offer the best radio program that ever came over the air New different irestone Complete red network of 40 stations A 4 I Mmes Tire Service 1 Miami oma I b(r They too had their minutes Even defeat erase tiUfi th though he had trouble with his fre lOUgnt more tnan vnuenue uui don light but shifty Blue and 'n AA AAnlH The Picher Gorillas today stood victorious over the' Miami War Dogs for the first time in threee1 ft years as result of their 39 to 0 ik triumph over: the Blue and White Picher Thursday in their an huhl Northeastern Oklahoma Tur 1 4 kev dav football classic 4 Battling before a crowd which officials estimated at 1000 the two itelevens fought it out as bitterly as any two could have waged a battle but in the end the ex Mperience and ability of almighty Red and White combine told and isthe War Dogs took their whipping just as they had administered de i feats gamely It was the most overwhelming score ever piled up by either in the three years of strife but al ii though the score indicates the de cisiveness it never could tell story of the heated battle specta Jp tors viewed or the sportsmanship displayed by the greatest of coun i ty rivals when a bruised foe went down iniured bv the force of a hard vicious tackle Bettega Stars Not upon the shoulders of Nance greatest of spectacular laurels of the game go but to the short legged Bettega a first year halfback whose eolornl loose running gained for him the admiration of every fan whether a Picherite or a Miamian And why it with this unheralded red jerseyed offensive ri flunVc time liand again tearing at the Miami front for gain after gain and down the field for touch i downs on wo long broken field runs He was here and there on t'feevery play going down under the hardest tacKimg me mu auu White has undergone and yet always came up smiling ready to Kj carry the hoghide for another gain But while was climbing dis'rict grid fame Nance did more than his share by saving what might have resulted I'1 in dangerous attacks wi'h his longf kicking which averaged 56 yards Wp anL completely hid boot ing And then following up these two outstanding feats were Irwin a charging terror Hubbard i 4v war flnnlf wuuus anti 0UHMI AX 'HU and on the line were Isley and Nolan two alert defensive men that figured in every skirmish Tnsf hut not smallest were the 8 performances of Miller cautious in every department yet quick to clamp down at the right moment His snapping back was another extraordinary phrase a' Si of an extraordinarv conflictI" War Dogs Great Too T': Though they were bea'en from the beginning of the second half War Dogs gained sorne thing more than even a victory irJ might have brought them the p4 favor of the Picher adherents as sf thev braved that blinding Red and White offensive wave Then it quite as Dau as iooks XJ CXI UeiCUV VUVIUU fighting spirit of Leonard Barlowas he swung through tackle ham mered a well balanced Picher front for consistent gains and backed up the line nobly Al i kicking at times no man everTnuo ht more than Clarence Gor i White backhand no one couia k'aw stand tho better than a Shirley Keith as he spurted down the field often stopping opposing backs ip their tracks And the li cnirfcmancKin nf AlTlAR RrirlOW inAhi as he helped Mickey Nance to his noj int err GOLDBERG'S 122 North Main Picher Okla fl ST lu to A'" rfW 1 A JPt 'A': SI I 2 ijl i I I ii 1 I MT" 11 i iinifff 1 1K wr IM Si riday NightW I i 1 KTW 4 1 9 TMW9MB9 Wi 1 4 A 1 1 A 1 I 5 teriS I i Iwm II i IriilJ 1 2BHM WK i 3 value st ft A7 iSSt ca ri Yv4 Aik' ri i i I s5 'x ri ili ini' 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