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Sizes 28 to 42 VALUES TO $150 Three Pairs for $245 rom the finest mills In the United States and England come rare woolens for CAPPS ULLMEASURE Giants Bums Post Victories 41 39 33 33 30 29 SPECIAL or 1 Day Only! 12A Shawnee (Okla) News Star Sunday Sept 30 1'951 from s6500 BATSMEN ab 571 418 631 528 530 588 531 Middlecoff holds lead in St Louis open golf ST LOUIS i champion Cary Middlecoff hung on to a four stroke lead through the third round in the $15000 St Louis open golf tournament Sat urday bv posting a 69 for a 34 hole "total of 199 14 under par Jack Burke was second with a '68 for a total of 203 Home Made HOT TAMALES AND CHILI TO GO Made fresh daily Michigan State clouts Michigan ANN ARBOR Mich (P) Michigan hard running Spartans brightened their na tional grid reputation here Sat urday with a lopsided 25 0 vic tory over Western conference champions The Spartans showed the sell out throng of 97239 largest football crowd in the a vastly improved outfit over the one that made a shaky 6 to 0 debut over Oregon State last weeK ana handed Michigan Its worst beat ing since Navy won a 33 6 vic I torv in 1945 Ohio State tops Mustangs 7 to 0 COLUMBUS Ohio Ohio Buckeyes picked to finish third in the national collegiate football scramble received the scare of their lives Saturday as they opened with a 7 0 victory over the Mustangs of Southern Methodist The talent laden Ohioans struck for a touchdown in the second period on a 21 yard pass and then fought with their backs to the wall most of the remainder of the game as tall red Benners who wrecked the Bucks a year ago completed 21 of 31 passes for 211 yards but no score A crowd of 80735 biggest opening dav throng in Ohio his tory witnessed the contest in which Wayne Woody Hayes of Ohio made his debut as a big time coach Clemson subdues Rice HOUSTON Clemson had a Billy over sur prising Rice Saturday night and used it for a 20 14 victory that stretched its unbeaten string to 15 games NEWS WfiftTS STAR JohnsonCJempleton Store Since GAME STATISTICS irst Rushimz "'arriae Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes Intercepted Punting average umbles lost Yards penalized II 11 on any TOPCOAT in the store Nationally ad vertised brands DOLLAR DAY ONLY Men of discriminating taste in all walks of life choose Capps Clothes for their famous ullMeasure tai loring Come in today and see these exceptionally fine suits available in a com plete range of sizes and fabrics truly a ullMeasure value cM ni cn finnPhila Hr! 87 66 '569iwashngton 61 91 401 81 72 529 ISt Louis 51 102 333 Sidm Results New York 4 3 Boston 0 1 i Philadelphia 5 Washington 1 Cleveland 7 Detroit 6 (13 innings) Chicago 4 St Louis 3 Slate Boston at New Misner (0 0) vs Shea (4 5 Philadelphia at (2 Shaiv19 9) and Hooper (11 10) vs Porterfield (8 81 and Hudson (5 12i Detroit at Trucks (12 8 vs Jones (0 0i Chicago at St Louis Dodson (7 6i 'S Garver NATIONAL LEAGUE PctJTeam 58 621 Philadel 58 '621 Cincinnati 72 526 Pittsburgh 77 497 Chicago Saturday's Results Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 0 New York 3 Boston 0 Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 4 Chiraeo 3 Tnitav'i Slate New York at Jansen (21 vs Wilson (7 6' Brooklyn at noe Church (13 lli St Louis at Staley (18 13) 150 114 152 148 146 145 148 RUNS BATTED TN National League Irvin Giants Gordon Braves Campanella Dodgers Musial Cardinals American League Zernlal Athletics Williams Red Sox Robinson White Sox HOME RUNS National League Kiner Pirates Hodges Dodgers Campanella Dodgers American League Zernlal Athletics Williams Red Sox Robinson White Sox 6 14 13 13 Touchdowns Crocker Egan WauTh Parsons Conver Mirer 2 Hudspeth Cincinnati Stratton Jarvis 2 Hossj Anoreauis tua in the final stanza The over which coach rank Leahy had mourned so abiectly were a band of furious reminiscent of Notre Dame's post power houses Notre Dame displayed the novel formation a lineup of all four backs perpendicular to the only three times But the first time it resulted in a 40 yard pass from quarterback Johnny Mazur to end Jim Mutscheller that set up a yard smash by xeteran back Billy Barrett for Notre first touchdown turned on me rnuaaeipnid rmi lies and won 5 0 behind big Don Newcombe They meet the same opponents in the final games of the regular season today 'If they both win or lose a best of three playoff series will start in Ebbets field Monday The second and third if necessary will be played at the Polo Grounds how lhe standings going into the final day: Team New York 95 Brooklyn 95 Npwrnmhp came thtOUfih his 20th pitching victory as the Dodgers knowing that a defeat would just about rum their pen nant chances turned in sensation al fielding rlays with Ja Roo inson and Billy Cox the ars The Giants go down the books as the 1951 team win or lose have won 33 and lost 7 since August 11 for a I percentage of 837 When they i started the drive they trailed the Dodgers by 13 'j games During that period the Dodgers have won 25 and lost just a little bet ter than 500 ball 122 204 63 92 101 112 91 111 Red Wing Safety 8" Drillers Also Hi Test and Shelby Driller Boots sQ95 1395 ARMY NAVY STORE 301 East Main Phone 30 for victory COLUMBIA Mo Missouri unleashed an 80 yard scoring drive in the closing minutes to nip Oklahoma A and 27 to 26 Saturday with tackle Paul successful conversion giv ing the Tigers their narrow margin Twice Missouri came from be hind to take the high scoring af fair and give it a victory after last 34 20 loss to ord ham With four minutes to play Oklahoma A and held a 26 20 lead and had the Tigers backed to their own 20 Missouri got the ball there aftvr Skippy Warren attempted field goal from the 17 was short Nine plavs later Missouri had pushed over the necessary touch down the pay off play was a 10 ATTENT10N TIRE OWNERS! CHECK OUR PRICES BEORE YOU BUY! 600x 1 Reg 2122 Now 1 MB Exch plus Tax 670x15 and at lowest prices You may be throwing away as much as dL Br WE HAVE PLENTY NEW TIRES NEED YOUR OLD TIRES PS: We also have good deals on all other sizes Ed Chlouber Tire Battery Wholesale and Retail NW YORK (A1) The astounding New York Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers headed into the final games of the sizzling Na tional league pennant race Saturday all square after scoring shutout V1Ct Giants whipped the Boston Braves 3 0 behind the superb pitching of Sal Maglie in the afternoon to take undisputed command for the first time this season But they held possession by themselves for only a few hours as the Dodgers reeling under the impact of the Giants great surge Lite nn iha Ph 1 1 rl nh i a Phil Texas flips Purduer14 0 LAAYETTE Ind fP) The Texas Longhorns ground out two first half touchdowns on straight power playsfor a 14 0 victory Saturday over a Purdue team that get Paul Williams and I Jack Barton out of its way Williams 205 of spring legged end pounced' on three Purdue fumbles Center Barton was a stone post in the road of second half drive which piled up heavy yardage too far from the goal line Halfback Gib Dawson scored both Texas tpuchdowns and con verted both extra points HEADQUARTERS for WiNGS AMERICAN IE AGUE Team I PctlTeam tret New York' 91 56 634 UeUolt 81 471 Cleveland Boston Chicago Irish unveil I' formation in 48 to 6 rout of Indiana SOUTH BEND Ind A brand new Notre Dame football juggernaut powered by a four touchdown scoring sophomore full back and unveiling a surprising formation smashed bewildered Indiana 48 6 in the season opener for both Saturday A Notre Dame stadium throng for 55790 was electrified by a five touchdown Irish second quarter in which Neil Worden 87 pound fullback from Milwaukee Wis scored four times on bull like The game for all intents and purposes was over at halftime when Notre Dame held a 42 0 lead A first quarter touchdown pre ceded the second period explosion The Irisn picked up six points JohnsonTfempletoq Store Since styling is all wrapped up in this great new Pedwin Press Box model men The briar brown eye grain and continental edges add a note of distinction Check that low low price too! Truly this vmimc fhA is the shoe for you at the price 1195 YOUNG IDEAS you want to pay qotc'k SHOES Cincinnati Dumps Tulsa 47 to 35 CINCINNATI The underdog University of Cincinnati Boar ciowu uiiuufiH rinarjiv thrnwinc arm of duartcroacK Lrcne rvob i iaj I for a 47 35 triumph over University of Tulsa befoie 2o000 aai95poiind junior from Youngstown Ohm passed for four of touchdowns and ran for another The Golden Hurricanes from Oklahoma highly favored in the Missouri Valiev canfeTence and an easy 58 0 winner over Hawaii last week picked up yardage easily throughout the game but couldn'J keep pace with tnc Ohioans The Bearcats took advantage of a Tulsa fumble in the first min ute of the game to score the initial marker and then resorted to the passing of Rossi to build up a 27 16 halftime lead The Hurricanes smashed 67 vards for their initial tally halfback Jack Crocker reeling off the final 1G yards In the first half Tulsa also picked up two points on a safety and an other touchdown on a five yard toss from quarterback Ronnie Morris to end Willis Roberts In the third quarter Tulsa blocked a Cincinnati punt Egan picked it un on the Bearcats io and went all the way Dorn Del Bene ran the resulting Tulsakickoff back to 39 Rossi pitched to Dick Jarvis at midfield and Jarvis went the dis Mel Burgess a 20 gamc' winner for the Shawnee Hawks the past season is slated to pitch for the Johhson Indians today when the Indians meet Spencer for the Johnson baseball tournament championship The title game will start at 2:30 on the Johnson diamond Spencer loaded with talented players from Oklahoma City swept through unbeaten in reach ing the finals of the double elim ination tourney while Johnson lost a single game In last first champion Lship tilt Johnson stung Spencer 9 1 to force another gameY In the second fray the teams battled to a 3 3 deadlock in 10 innings be fore the game was called because of darkness Kansas rallies to clip Cyclones LAWRENCE Kan Stun ned for a' quarter and a half by Iowa State's brilliant ground at tack the streamlined Kansas Jay hawks rallied with wide assort ment of sensatibnal plays to whip the visiting Cyclones 53 33 in the first Big Seven conference foot ball game of the season Saturday ootball results COLLEGE State Oklahoma 49 William and Mary 7 Missourl 27 Oklahoma Aggies 26 Cincinnati 47 Tulsa 35 Northwestern (Okla) 10 riends 0 Nationwide 1 West Virginia Tech 13 Slippery Rock Notre Dame 48 Indiana 6 Northwestern 35 Colorado 14 Ohio State 7 Southern Methodist 0 Michigan State Micmgan Washington 25 Minnesota 20 Tennessee 14 Mississippi State 0 Mississippi 21 Kentucky 17 Georgia 28 North Carolina 16 Maryland 54 Washington and Lee Iowa 16 Kansas State 0 Wisconsin 22 Marouette LSU 13 Alabama 7 Tulane 21 Miami 'la' 7 Auburn 24 Vanderbilt 14 Kansas 53 Iowa State 33 Arkansas 30 Arizona State 13 Georgia Tech 27 lorida 0 Wake orest 21 Carolina State South Carolina 26 Citadel 7 Duke 19 Pittsburgh 14 Villanova 21 Army 7 Yale 7 Navy 7 itlc' I ordham 14 Dartmouth fl Cornell 21 Syracuse 14 California 35 Pennsylvania 0 i Princeton 54 NYU 20 Temple 20 Brown 44 Penn State 40 Boston 34 Holy Cross 33 Harvard 8 Illinois 27 UCLA 13 Texas 14 Purdue 0 Drake 20 Bradley 14 i vircrintn 90 Gpnrffe Washington I Camn Pendleton Marines 27 USC ret tramp) USC 41 San Diego Naw 7 (second game) Wyoming 20 Denver 14 Oregon Slate 61 Utah 28 Oregon 39 Arizona 21 San rancisco 28 Idaho 7 Texas Aggies 20 Texas Tech 7 Clemson 20 Rice )4 Bucknell 54 Muhlenberg 19 VMI 34 Richmond 0 Lehigh 29 Williams 6 vard pa on fourth down from Junior Wren to Harold Carter if the pressure bothered him Buchs didn't show it as he booted thegame winning extra point over the crossbars Although Missouri had a big Pdre in statistics in the fir't half it was Oklahoma A and 1 that left the field with a 13 0Whatever coach Don aurot to'd at halftime proved potent Thev rolled un three straiffht touchdowns the tnira quarter for a 20 13 load It took only six plavs or the first one Quarterback Jim Hook finished the job on a 34 varcl JaunUinto the end zone Hook took over in the first ffua when regular auarterback Bob qchoonmaker iniured Ins Aerial fireworks Produced the other two esler heaved to Wren for 15 yards and Wren tossed to Carter for 40 yards and a counter uchs made the version after the first twobut missed the third to make the score 20 13 Missouri A and refused to accept that situation tho'mh Sonhomore quarterback Don Bakers tossed to halfback Glvnne Jones for a touchdown Warren's kick was idn and A and M' still trailed 20 1 9 Seconds before the th'rd quar ter ended guard John Payne re covered bad mtchout on the Missouri 25 Then Babers fired a 19 yard pass to Wooden for the touchdown and Warren converted That 26 20 lead was erased by the fine comeback drive of Tau young Tigers who were frantically batting down Babers tosses in the final two minutes The Aggies reached Missouri Jj but could go no farther had a bunch of beavers They made six touchdowns m' the first half rank Silva playing at right half for" Oklahoma scored two touchdowns and passed to Billy Vessels for another The rest ot the touchdowns were added by fullback Buck McPhail quarterback Eddie Crowder end Hugh and 'quarterback Jack Ging Jim Weatherall made all seven conversions William and lone touch down came halfway through the second quarter mn one of the i few plays the Virginians made Lewis" tossed to halfback tance foi a marker Ed Mioduszewski in a yaru touchdown play Quimby Himes' converted! Oklahoma's first three touch downs came in less than eight crashed center from the two after Bert Clark" recovered a William and Mary fumec McPhail wasn't even touched as he rambled through the' mid dle of the line and scooted 57 vards to the end zone A bad pass on fourth down forced Wil flam and Mary to give up the ball on its own six and Silva bucked over on the next play With seconds' gone in the 'second quarter Crowder hit tackle from the one to end a 49 yard drive Silva's pass to Ves 'sels was for 13 yards at the end of a 76 vard march and the half ended 42 7 after Ballard inter cepted a Lewis pass on the 25 and with perfect blocking by a half dozen Sooners ran 75 yards Oklahoma's final marker came near the start of the third period Ging scored from one foot out at the end of an 82 yard drive (Tom Co'fcy Photo) NEW HAWK OWNER New president and business manager of the Shawnee Hawks of the Sooner State baseball 1 isoyn Owen local attorney The Group Investors Inc headed by Owen bought the Hawks from Chet owler last Wednesday Tbe 01gani zation includes several Shawnee stockholders Ovcn holds con trolling interest in the stock NORMAN yP) Oklahoma grabbed three easy touchdowns on the first quarter and rode home on reserve power Satur day for a decisive 49 7 victoryover the William and Mary foot ball team So completely die! Oklahoma swamp the bigger visitors that coach Bud Wilkinson began using his second and third teams in the second quarter The victory' underlined Okla selection in the Associated Press pre season poll as one of the four too teams in the nation The power and finesse of Ok 1 ovincmr ri i xv i liiiuucii IrtlJUlUO Lx 1 1 CT IC Ci 1 to the 38000 spectators that the nation's No 1 team in 1950 was starting on another victory string Wilkinson tvho said three days before thi opener he didn't think his team was readv learned he GUir sT'TtSTH William Vnrj Rossi' standing at midfield pitched 15 yards to Jarvis for a first down on Tulsa's 26 in the third quarter Rossi Bob Daugh ter and Harry Andreadis com ground and another touchdown The rest of the game Ay as a repeat performance for Score by quarters: lui'a Cincinnati Tulsa scorln Roberts sions rcnrlnel cixrrlnn TTnitahprt' versions Shalosky 3 Smith 2 Ily Tige I I t' 'c i Wir '4 sSit Ml IB S' JKS A MMl A 2 i 1 11 yAr IMI We vf SUITS 1 I ftOT I SSL I Jr i sb 444 ft I 7 I Utststsf I 1 Bui ISlI llf Wilii I.