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Alabama HasNoKick Coming 'NEWS RECORD SUNDAYOCTOBER ii 1942 PAGE SIX a 0 7 Led by the driving off tackle ft GRID IRO 1h Labron Harris Stillwater Sad 0 chance to I Rooms Badgers 27 desert Surface tempert I 1 te 'W out of nine 16 on two RG RT BE LH I PENN STATE COASTS 19 8 BETHLEHEM Pa Oct UP) Sparked by Larry 65 yard touchdown return of a punt in the third period Penn State overcame a stubborn Lehigh eleven today 19 to 3 before a crowd of 8000 Pos I LE LT LG TWELTH MEN OLLOW TEAMS AND GOING ROM BAI) TO WORSE unbeaten near the spectator and took vards from the goal He hit him but did not prevent the score In the fourth quarter of our final with Ohio State in Michigan stadium last fall an inebriated Indians SylestineCornell Worchester Griffin Scott Boren Locust Porter Coker StetensLittlewalker DUKE IS ROUTED 26 TO 12 DURHAM Oct The Georgia pre flight Skycrack ers trounced Devils 26 to 12 in a football game here today featured by a 92 yard touchdown run by Don Hightower and the spectacular passing of rank il chock for the Navy About 7500 persons saw the contest Western Maryland 7 Boston 0 By JOHN SIMPSON Displaying power plus from the opening kickoff the Miami War Dogs got back into the win column riday night taking an 18 to 0 de cision from the Chilocco Indians The locals started to work after the first two minutes and fash WPA CLOSES PROJECT OKLAHOMA CITY Oct W) The WPA will close projects in 26 western and southern counties Thursday to release workers for private employment Ron Steph ens state WPAadministrator said today The move Stephens said is a challenge to private employers to take up the slack Other pro jects ni other counties will be clos ed as fast as jobs are available for men and women Shephens said Many of those left on the rolls are older people many of them with physical handicaps Stephens urged industry to employ these older peo ple now saying "They are going to have to further down the WEST VIRGINIA TRIUMPHS MORGANTOWN Va Oct 10 West Virginia universi Mountaineers upset South Carolina 13 0 today before crowd of 8000 Leonard of West Virginia put across a touchdown in the second quarter while Martin went across in the final period and' McElwee converted A 42 Golfers Will Seek State Open Honors in Tulsa TULSA Oct 10 orty two professionals and amateurs from Oklahoma and Kansas had made entries tonight in the an nual Oklahoma' State open golf tournament tomorrow at Oakhurst Country club Joe Dahlman executive' secre tary of the Oklahoma State Golf ers association predicted that 60 players would be on hand when the 36 hoIe competition starts to morrow morning Early entries were from Tulsa Stillwater Black well Miami airfax i Shawnee Sapulpa and Wichita Kas Buddy Poteet Tulsa pro who won the title last year in a play off with Mike Murra of Wichita Kas will be on hand to defend the crown Other leading pros included George Whitehead Jess Stuttle Bill Wotherspoon and Marion Askew of Tulsa Harland Brittain of Shawnee Bill Higgins of Blackwell and Tex Consolver and Billy Jones of Wichita Amateurs entered included Wal ter Emery Tulsa former Walker cup player Earl Berryhill Sapul pa former state open champion and Princeton Blasts Navy Squad 10 0 YANKEE STADIUM Oct ID CT? The Princeton Tigers handed Navy another surprise set back today 10 to 0 with a one yard touchdown plunge by George ranke and a 15 yard placement field goal by Bob Sandbach The thrill for the crowd of 20000 however was the running of lit tle Bob Perina who made both scoring plays possible NEW OPA MANGER DALLAS Oct Ben Kirkpatrick Tulsa real estate man was appointed manager of the new district OPA office in Tulsa today by Price Administrator Leon Hen derson The office will be opened on Oct 26 Oklahoma Tyree Stephens Morford Matsee Gibbons Simmons Lamb Hamm Mattox Campbell Davis 0 7 Russ Craft scored all thfee Alabama against Missis sippi State Wisconsin Checks Missouri 17 to 9 MADISON Wis Oct 10 yJPU A favored Wisconsin football team paced by Sophomore Half back Elroy Hirsch defeated" a strong Missouri eleven 17 to 9 before 25000 in an intersectiona) encounter today Hirsch scored two touchdowns A Pos LE LT LG RG RT RE QB LH RH Count leet Cops Champagne Stakes NEW YORK Oct Mrs John Count leet today won the seventy second running of the Champagne stakes at Belmont park Establishing himself as a fore most contender for next three year olds the son of Reigh Count led from end to end to hit the wire in 1:34 4 5 for the one mile a world record for a two year old Torpedoes Defeat College Opponents The Torpedoes defeated the intramural football game played Rambling Wrecks 13 to 6 in an intramural football game played on the Northeastern Junior college campus last week No score was made by either team in the first half Then Staton intercept ed a pass and gave the Wrecks their score Tom Sherard and Bob Breeden later scored for the Torpedoes who also trimmed the Waves 34 to '18 in another recent' encoun ter Stag Party Tuesday At the Country Club A stag party will be observed at Miami Country club Tuesday night Bert Wall entertainment chair man saia a game dinner will be served to the membership at 6:30 Ohio State Drubs Southern Cal 28 12 COLUMBUS Ohio Oct UP) Ohio speedy football team mixed all around passing and running power today to whip Souhtem California 28 to 12 before 56436 'fans in their intersectional football fray The Trojans opened the scoring but Ohio came right back to take the lead and were never pressed Northwestern Upset By Purdue Squad 7 6 1' EVAN'ITON III' Octrid UPC 1 Rurdue upset favored Northwest? era 7 to 6 before1 83000 specta tors today Bob Hajzyk Puiidue jjuarteroacK scorea in zne lire period but the Wildcats came' back in fthe" Jast two minutes of th game marching 74 yards with Ofto JGraham going over from the: two Allen Pick kicking hero 'of1 last 3 to 0 triumph 'over Texas failed to convert Baxter Squad Wins rom Riverton 6 0 I BAXTER SPRINGS 'Oct Bill urgerson smashed over the lire for the only touchdown of the game as the Baxter Springs Gold en 'Liens defeated Riverton high school 6 0 in their first game of the season Tl final gun stopped the 'Riverton Ramblers after they had worked thq ball to the 5 yard line I gan backfield Tz i ir i linn nave unc and four policemen lugged him off the field escaped from the stands his place in the Green line Bv accident his timing was so perfect that he reached his posi tion a split second before the ball was snapped He plugged the exact hole through which the play wag sup posed to go and stooped it short TT might put the whamy on the A boys but those Tulsa sports writers are beginning to talk about bowl bids for the Hurricane Maybe the Tulsans will get there but they have to hurdle such outfits as Baylor Arkansas and Oklahoma A before the tele grams will begins deluging Since held mighty Texas to a 7 0 score Saturday the Hur ricanne and especially N' A Keith ley who leads most of the pay off drives look even better than they did last Saturday in plastering the Sooners 23 0 Coach Tommy Craig of the Qiia paw Wildcats is doing that old double shift out' in his community After sending his squadmen through their paces Tommy puts in' a real work at the small arms plant Guy Curry principal of Miami high school expressed satisfac tion Saturday at the way local fans turned out for the Chilocco game riday night Those ru mors that fans would quit a losing team so Of course the crowds as large as a year ago Tulane scored an 18 7 intersection al upset over Rice Institute here today before crowd of 25000 Ignited by the' scoring power of blond Lou Thomas who pitched two touchdown passes and kicked a 35 yard field goal A safety also counted lor Tulane 7 77 second light Eversharp pencil Dawson jewelry first sweater Hub clothing second light Shaving set Coleman Hutts first tie clothing second or the first contestant scoring 91 a fountain pen will be awarded by the Dixon Printing company Six Man ootball Gains avor Here The boys have had about two weeks of calisthenics and are now participating in the intramural 6 man football program As soon as this program is over they will receive the principal movements in the science of ju jitsu The other physical education classes are participating at pres ent in the intramural football schedule ollowiifg the Six man football they will have table ten nis singles for boys The winner of this tournament will represent the college in a match with the champion from the Spartan air schooj Carl Rigney director of the intramural activities and the physical education qjasscs for boys said that he was sure the boys would enter this next tournament So far in the football games the Torpedoes under the co cap tainship of Carl Rubin and Morton are undefeated down three blockers at once that saved a touchdown by Boone Bakes the Amarillo high school product in the third period Texas Schwarting Mauldin ischer Gill reeman Conoly cott Magholo ield Matthews McKay Texas Texas scoring: touchdowns Mat thews point after touchdown Mc Twelve msn football of a touchdown The officials got him out of there and Princeton scored its only touchdown to win 7 0 Tom Harmon scored 28 points in our opener against California at Berkeley in Harmon scored three times on long runs in the Boston College 14 Clemson Brown 28 Columbia 21 Case 24 Carnegie Tech 6 Colgate 27 Dartmouth 19 ordham 0 North Carolina 0 Harvard 7 William and Mary 7 Penn State 19 Lehigh 13 Princeton 10 Navy 0 West Virginia 13 South Caro lina 0 Penn 35 6 Holy Cross 60 ort Totten 0 Norwich 44 Worcester 6 New Hampshire 20 Maine 7 Army 28 Cornell 8 Illinois 20 Minnesota 13 Ohio State 28 Southern Califor nia 12 Purdue 7 Northwestern 6 Wisconsin 17 Missouri 9 Great Lakes 7 Pittsburgh 6 Iowa Cadets 26 Michigan 14 Michigan State 46 Wayne 6 Ohio University 6 Butler 0 Miami (O) 53 Kent State 7 Vanderbilt 7 Kentucky 6 Georgia Pre flight 26 Duke 12 Maryland 27 Rutgers io VMI 38 Virginia 18 Tennessee 34 Dayton 6 Tulane 18 Rice 7 Alabama 27 Pensacola liers Georgia 48 Mississippi 13 Georgia Tech 30 Chattanooga 12 The Citadel 14 George Washing ton 2 Baylor 20 Arkansas 7 Texas 7 Oklahoma 0 Texas Christian 41 Kansas 6 Corpus Christi 18 Texas A 7 Iowa 33 Camp Grant 16 Notre Dame 27 Stanford 0 Washington (St Louis) Wichita 6 Indiana 12 Nebraska 0 Marquette 34 Iowa State 12 Brigham Young 12 Utah 7 Wyoming 33 Greeley State 0 Santa Clara 7 California 6 Tulane Roars Past Rice Owls 18 to 7 Substitutions: Oklahoma Ends Wooten Mc Donald Bradley Goodall tackles Lambert Down guards Shadid Morford Bryce center Green backs auble aker Nehr Munsey Steele Shanks Texas Ends Baumgardner Parken Vrest: tackles Watkins Morries guards Coltharp Lobr pies center Sachse backs Minor ambrougn Petrovich Raven Rob erts Jones Collins covered for the locals Burkhold er got five and Audrain went wide around his own left end for the score Haley replaced Meyers and his kick hit the crossbar and bounded back into the field In the backfield it was Jet Burkholder whose slashing off tackle' drives were almost always good for yardage who was the standout for the locals with all of the line playing a bang up game Miami tallied: 15 first downs to 6 for the visitors and piled up 172 yards to 84 on the ground They added 4 more yards on three compietedi passes while the Indians got out of eight Pryor Willard Mullendore Nichols Bud Schmidtj Andrews Joe Campbell Bob Burkholder McIntosh' Myera Jack QB Audrain RH Officials: Kenneth Hoyt North eastern referee Sam Allen umpire and John Hansard Oklahoma A headtinesman but Texas drew the most partisans The usual Sooner delegation was cut 60 percent by the war i Homer Simmons tackle dreadnaught mind being cuffed 'on the back in the sec ond quarter? tf Longhorn Audrey Gill biffed him but of A play but Roy carrying the mail inadvertently ran into Luster sent Bill Campbell in with orders to bark a screen pass sig nal as the first half neared com pletion The play bit into Texas territory for nine yards only two inches amiss of a first Nobody need about re? placing the bronze cowboy hat which goes to the winner until 1980 It has 38 notches left to re cord the victor An Oklahoma cheer leader aston ished his home state compatriots when he stood at attention before the kick off while the Texas band bugled Eyes of Among the Sooner lineup switch es was the appearance of Eddie Davis at quarterback been a tailback And Texas played Harold Collins a guard at blocking back for a while Luster took no chances on' his boys missing his touchdown rec ipes He asked game officials be forehand if written instructions could be given to a substitute play er The arbiters sustained his mo tion By RITZ CRISLER Michigan's Head Coach Twelfth men are veins' from to worse and I am getting a bit custmer raced from his seat in tired of seeing spectators enter the end zone half the length of the the lineup They seem to follow field to take a place in the Michi Afimc riwhwi nv tup Tim first one actually stopped the plav The second hit the run ner but could not stop third even pet a show what he could do Tn 1933 with my Princeton team mightv if' Dana Bible Avers It Was Hard and Laconic Luster 3 i Not to Be Outdone Says By LOU GELAND DALLAS Oct 10 CM Coach Dana Bible of Texas 'ex pected a breather in Oklahoma the Sooners left him breathless at the finish Tis aftergame inter lude with laconic Dewey Luster of Oklahoma require any shorthand to transcribe: Concise as a train conductor Bible narrated: "Good hard Luster not to be outdone came back "Yes good hard Bible kept the conversation in the same gear: "Your boys were tough in the Apparently still not soothed Luster Wept: need Then appropriately enough Bi ble ended this verbal outbreak just aS he opened it: hard Afterward Luster said: was too hot Everybody was slowed Jackie ield proved there is a first time for everything He finally swept Dub end three plays from the climax Sooner Linemen Clare Morford and Jim Tyree wisfae somebody would have ruled Longhorn flank er Joe Schwarting ineligible He flipped Oklahoma ball carriers with the nonchalance of a co ed flicking ashes off her cigaret Oklahoma was the home team GOLERSSWING OR AT PRIZES Country Club 1 Announces Awards in City Links Event 2 Weeks to Play GRIST rom Sports Realm forces others are on defense jobs and still others are having trou ble keeping their minds on foot ball during these serioys times Nominee for tough luck guy: Bob Haslett the 225 pound Com merce' boy who played with North eastern Junior last Toot ball team in 1941 Bob since re enrolled at Oklahoma A was told to get ready for action against Bears The big bby was running in a guard Spot Then two days before the game he received A nasty knee in jury in practice Now be some time before back The Tjtans only Kan sas opponent left on the Wamor Schedule since the Pittsburgh Pur ple Dragons took their thumbs down stand yrill come io Miami riday night Titan have made one other Oklahoma appear ance tying the Richer Gorillas 6 to 6 1 Miami Country club officers an nounced Saturday a lucrative prize list for the golfers who emerge victorious in the current tourna ment which will reach completion of the second round' in all flights by Sunday night The championship field already has been narrowed down to four players but there were only six placed an the select class this year Bagby who drew a bye will oppose Glenn Scott 4 and 3 victor over Alderson Thompson in one match and Hutts who elim inated Paul Wilson 2 and 1 will meet Dr Baron who drew a bye in the other This division has two weeks to finish play Results in other flights to date: CLASS Al White defeated Luther Sheldon 2 and 1 Ted Stith ousted Virgil ichter 3 and 2 (Hoot) Gibson bye Lyndon Scott bye 'R White bested George Windham 4 and 3 Job Thompson trimmed Dr San ger 4 and 3 Kenneth Neal bye CLASS DeWitt Watters won by default Niday eliminated Gene Reitz 5 and 4 rank Spen cer bye Jones downed Bob Dixon 7 and 6 Bud May bye Worley defeated Noel Wyatt 7 and 6 and Philip Peacock and Bert Wall both advanced by de faults CLASS Bullock won by defeault Leroy Heath bye Carl Hilliard won by default A Poleete won by default Hampton bye Sonny Peacock won by defeault Sam Long bye Scott won by default CLASS George Stein won by default Dr Hampton won by default Myron Jenkins nosed out Dr Hetherington 1 up in 19 holes Dr Kirk patrick won by default All second round matches must be completed by Sunday night Professional Jack Guild said ollowing are the prizes: Championship flight Silver sup donated by Williams jewelry first prize one half dozen golf balls Oklahoma Tire Supply second prize light Hair brush and comb set Simon jewelry first shaving set Miami Coca Cola Bottling company second first half On the third one a light Billfold Dr bald headed slightly inebriated Baron optometrist first three fan attempted to tackle him five golf balls Ed Millner "hardware ituirtli Elroy Hirsch Wisconsin's ture sometime jfoea as high as 175 rank MerriwelL (degrees DOBBS INJURED KEITHLEY READY Tulea Hurricane Meets Rug ged Randolph ield Team On' Home Lot Today TULSA Oct 10 (M i'trio 'of key men Tailbaek Glenn Dobbs Wingback Cal Purdin and End Johnny will be missing from 'Starting lineup in to game with the Randolph ield Ramblers Texas army foot ball champs x' Most observers figured the Gold en Hurricane could keep its per fect record Intact despite the loss of the three stalwarts all injured in last week's 23 0 victory over Oklahoma but Coach Henry rnka Was wary of an upset 5 "I do not share the general rnka said "that we need 'Dobbs Purdin and Green to win this game ThoseRamblers are big and experi enced f' 1 JU The heavy' duties of Dobbs who alternates with A Keithley in directing the Tulsa attack proba bly will be taken? over' by Clyde Leforce a sophomore Purdin will be replaced by sophomore Gene Spangler and Green by sophomore Art Rampage Randolph ields sends to Tulsa a squad full of good material but handicapped by the rigorous duties of army air corps life The men most of them mechanics work hard all morning sweat for three hours on the football field each after noon then go back to labor for Unde Sam sometimes far into the night Members of the team which was unbeaten last year in competition with other service teams former ly played with schools like Texas Christian lorida Marquette St and the University of Han rancisco orrest Kline the left guard was a regular on the great TCU team of 1938 The right tackle 230 pound George Kennelly played thrbe seasons with the profession al Cleveland Rams after leaving Marquette The kickoff is set for 2:30 Th at Skelly ield Part of the pro ceeds will go to the Randolph ield athletic fund Probable starting lineups: Tulsa I Rampage iiondd out a touchdown on their Paine I first drive They came back in Haillthe second quarter and marked Spilman I again threatened in the third and Jones tallied their last in the early min Winfrey utes of the fourth T4J smashes of Halfback Joe Burkhold aennieyi Spangler Dobbs Longhorns Stopped On Ground inally Win On Long Pass Threatens in Second Period but Bid Ends on Nine Yard Line Kicking Duel eature of Surprising Struggle Waged Before 20000 ans By HAROLD RATLI DALLAS Tex Oct 10 (AP) Texas pounded fu tilely at a rugged Oklahoma line for two periods today then found the Sooners were too slow to halt a passing at tack so the Longhorns pitched their way to a 7 0 victory in the thirty seventh renewal of this colorful intersectional football game It was Roy McKay who spelled the difference and who got into the hair of the Sooners as did Jack Crain in the immediate past years pass from the Oklahoma 32 vard line deep in the third pe riod brought the lone touchdown Kenneth Matthews one of the Texas trackmen halfbacks took the pitch over his shoulder and storm ed untouched across for the score McKay tried for the point and missed but Oklahoma was off side and on the second attempt the Longhorn fullback planted the ball between the goal posts A crowd of 20000 less than half the number that saw the con test last year was treated to a game jammed with long runs and long passes and mighty kicking In fact it was kicking that really brought deefat to thr Sooners McKay had kicked outside on the Oklahoma two yard line to put the Sooners into a hole from which they never could dig themselves Hue Hamm something of a punt er himself booted the ball to Jackie ield the other Longhorn track man halfback Jackie scooted back to the Oklahoma 32 Then McKay uncorked his touchdown nass Oklahoma proved surnrisingly strong on the defense The Soon ers almost held their own against the big Texas eleven in the first period and actually outnlaved rhe Longhorns in the second quarter driving down to the Texas nine yard line where they missed a first down bv inches But McKav was a httle too much for the tired Sooners Not only did he do a tremendous job of run ning passing and puntmg but he was the defensive gem of the game It was hs fine work at slowing Victory Hungry War Dogs Rip Through Chilocco Indians In College ield Joust 18 to 0 er the War Dogs moved from their own 46 fo the 24 before they were delayed Burkholder romped 11 and 13 yards on two successive plays and gave the Mi a first down On the In 30 Jack Audrain picked up five to move the ball to the 24 and Meyers dropped back an( sailed a pass intended for Willard Pryor end on the five but it was too long Meyers again stepped back and dropped one over jhe cen ter of the line but it was again too long However the Indians drew a 15 yard penalty for roughing the passer and it gave the War Dogs a first down on the 9 yard line A try off tackle by Burk holder gain and Meyers picked up' one to the eight Nocus McIntosh little halfback slid be tween tackle and end and carried to the two On the next play he carried the ball on the same play to the opposite side of the line and went over standing up attempted placekick for point was blocked This was only a starter for the rampaging Warriors Stover kick ed off to the Indian 25 and Coker halfback 'carried 1 to Christie Indian tailback scooted around end for seven but on the next play Coker fumbled as he hit a stonewall in the center of the line Burkholder recovered for the Miamians 4as the quarter ended As the second opened McIntosh ripped through the middle for 12 yards to start second drive i With Burkholder McIntosh and Audrain ago be even alternating with the ball the Mi with 10 game winner 1 Many ainians moved steadily down into of the old gUard are in the armed scoring territory With the ball via vaiv vw aiu? luxe mt i IntoBh started wide around end and then cut back over tackle to score standing up Meyers had plenty of time on his kick 'but it went wide i The Wardogs moved into scoring territory at the start of the third period but could' hot 'cross the double stripe A series of run ning plays moved the balk to the Chilocco four yard line McIntosh lost four to the nine and Meyers rifled a pass intended ryor on the goal line but Isaac sub half for the Indiays leaped into the air and pulled it down and return ed it to the 21 The a Wardogs held for downs and forced the Indians to kick'' Mc Intosh1 took it on his own 40 and returned to the 45' On three tries Burkholder took it to the 40 as the third period closed Audrain picked up and Meyers hit Pryor on the 25 for a first The Wardogg moved on and on the fourth dawn Chiloc co stopped McIntosh on the Sne Chrigtie in attempting to run from deep in his own end zone fumbled on the 10 and Nichols re If J'i i fli a1 11 pTy x' rl CS Jg lH M' ter I 4 3 a 'j hmt Kfr I I 7 8i HC OOTBALL RESULTS 1 GAME IN IGURES DALLAS Tex Oct Texas Oklahoma football sta tistics: 1 irst downs IS Yards gained rushing net 165 102 orward passes attempted 20 10 orward passes completed 8 3 Yards by forward passing 111 28 orward passes intercepted by 3 4 Yards gained runback of intercepted passes 12 89 Pujiting average from scrim mage 438 403 Total yards all kicks returned 55 17 Opponents fumbles recovered 0 1 Yards lost by penalties 10 35 4 Randolph Pos Payne LE LT Kline LG Allen Vaughan RG Kennelly RT Harpring RE Cokley QB Venner HB Kalfain HB Snow SK.