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Tfi' 4 u' '7 4 rZ rf''V "'i 'Tt £3' o' 3 iJS" PAGE OUR MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA fl SUNDAY OCTOBER 30 1932 III 11 HMM l' 9058 9091 TT1 BBSS wOl £2fS mes3 TH I il ewU ilrtWl HrB tTTWmj KjKH KiSI mM awi lUMWI MrB JL wi Hm' rWfe IrBb rTU cWifil fJy OH aglsnl Bw tBf ttT Tr icBBio BMo JBgjo Bartlesville Ties Miami With Late Drive 13 13 War Dogs Score irst and Then Again After Cats Count In Second Period but umble in Last Three Min utes Costs Blue and White a Victory BARTLESVILLE Oct 29 (Special) The Miami high school War Dogs retained their two year unbeaten record on the gridiron here Saturday afternoon by tying the big Bartlesville Cats 13 to 13 before a capacity crowd The Mi ami high school band and more than 100 Miami rooters made the trip here for the game unmarred record ex tends back to the Bartlesville game of Oct 28 1930 when the Cats de feated Miami by one touchdown Last year Miami tied Bartlesville 7 to 7 at Miami and remained in the undefeated class by a double unlucky score tie here Saturday 55 Yard Run by Anderson It was game here until the last three minutes of play when the Cats playing heads up ball recovered a War Dog fumble in Miami territory and started a 30 yard drive to score and tie the count Anderson Miami quarterback starred for Miami in the first few minutes of play Nance kicked off for Miami over the Bartlesville goal and the ball came out 20 yards Bartlesville punted and An derson ran it back 55 yards to the six inch line Bushner went over on the next play Anderson kicked goal Cats Score on Pass Bartlesville scored in the seobnd on a long pass to 20 yard line a 15 yard penalty on Miami and a five yard plunge through the line The kick failed and it was 7 to 6 for Miami at the half In the third stanza Miami work ed the ball from the 40 yard line for a score The counting play was a lateral pass Bushner to McKib ben good for 16 yards and a touch down Extra point failed and it later proved cost the game With the count 13 to 6 for Miami and the game nearing an end the Cats took a fumble and drove over for a touchdown with extra point in the closing minutes It took the extra point to tie and the Cats came through with a good attempt to knot the count The War Dogs go back into Ver digris Valley conference play next week to play Pryor at Pryor ri day Score by quarters: 1 2 3 4 T1 Miami 7 0 6 0 13 Bartlesville 0 6 0 7 13 AGGIES HUMBLE to By Laufer BRUSHING UP SPORTS The Darb iiWins Kentucky Race WYANDOTTE Oct 29 Picher high school football eleven scored its third consecutive victory in the Lucky Seven conference warfare by defeating Wyandotte here riday afternoon 13 to 0 Two touchdowns were made by the visiting eleven the first being made in the second quarter on a line plunge by Bob Montgomery quarterback Turk Warren half back made the second marker in the third period on a lateral pass it Chambers to Montgomery to War ren who ran 30 yards Montgom ery kicked goal for the extra point following the second touchdown THREE BROTHERS CHOOSE ROWING AT SAME COLLEGE COLUMBUS Kas Oct In dependence continued its undefeat ed way in Southeast Kansas league competition by downing Columbus here today 12 to 2 Independence pushed over a touchdown in the second period and uncorked a 25 yard run for the oth er in the last quarter Columbus blocked a punt and scored a safety for its only points Picher Wins Lucky Seven Combat at Wyandotte 13 to 0 of earning a seat in the 1933 fresh man boat Commerce Player Badly Hurt as His Team Beats Afton Yale Scores To Beat Dartmouth Columbus Loses to Independence 12 2 TULSA Oct Oklaho ma Baptist university got away to day to an early lead but was powerless to withstand the Tulsauniversity offensive that followed and Tulsa romped off with a 39 to 13 triumph The game gave Tulsa the Big our conference lead The Baptists had a 13 to 0 ad vantage at the end of the first period fumble of Roth punt was recovered behind the Tulsa goal by King for the first Baptist score A few min utes later Manuel went over for a touchdown after King had snagged pass for a 40 yard gain The rest of 'the game was Two touchdowns in each of the second third and fourth periods were produced by the Gold en offensive Billy Boehm diminutive Tulsa back pranced 80 yards for a touch down in the third quarter after re ceiving the Baptist kickoff COACHES STUDY ROOM MATES NASHVILLE Tenn Oct (2P Who is whose room mate be fore a big football game is impor tant in the eyes of Vanderbilt coaches The pre game psychology has a lot to do with winning games they think and tempera ment friendship and morale be tween room mates has a lot to do with psychology Consequently they give careful study to pairing off the players to their rooms BERKELEY Cal Oct While some brothers attend college to go out for football the Dunlap boys picked rowing instead with Dave winning the first laurels He was No 5 man in Olympic games undefeated crew Gordon helped him out in 1931 as a member of the freshman eight and again last season as a member of the varsity squad A third brother rank is work ing out under Coach Carroll Ebright with the immediate goal if CHETOPA TIES RIVERTON jj CHETOPA Ka Oct Riv erton and Chetopa high school foot ball teams battled to a scoreless tie here today The two teams flayed on about even terms except for one time when Riverton drove io Moot line Equipoise Beaten In Maryland Race LAUREL Md Oct Tred Avon Mary land horse won the $15000 added Washington handicap feature of the get away program at Laurel racetrack today Equipoise the favorite finished second followed by Mate Tulsa Rallies To Bury Baptists 3KLAT0NIA Ky Oct Opening up at the start The DarbC second placer in the breeders futurity two weeks ago today won the rich Kentucky Jockey club stakes $15000 added by a shade from the Brookmeade Ghost NEW HAVEN Conn Oct (IP) A 40 yard drive in the second period climaxed by Substitute Andy five yard drive through the line for a touchdown enabled the Yale Bulldogs to defeat a luckless Dartmouth eleven 6 to 0 before 30000 fans here today MMtoH'TwJE Plans GWfftWfoBUT (WN DffreRENT NNWHIMlEhSW END ATWBVRHb There is msongPeST OPEPASThR NSMEP MNUON 7ADEY N) BTILLWATE Oct A dazzling aerial attack carried the Oklahoma A college Cow boys to a 7 to victory over their traditional gridiron foe the Uni versity of Oklahoma before a homecoming throng of 13000 here today The Cowboys reeled off their victory march in the second period Two long passes from Highfill to Rigney for 23 yards and from Highfill to Collins for 28 put the ball on the Sooner four yard i stripe On the third down High fill crossed the goal and then kick ed the extra point vrCoach Lewie Sooners threatened seriously only once In the first period they reached the Aggie 9 yard line but were stop ped when pass to Cherry on the fourth down was batted down by Barham The Cowboys lost three other acoring chances all in the fourth period by incomplete passes into IL vne chu zviic Sooner Passes ail I The Sooners unable to puncture the Aggie dine or skirt its ends consistently resorted largely to aerial thrusts But they were able to complete only five for 78 yards out of 20 attempts Three were intercepted The Cowboys gained 178 yards from scrimmage against 70 for the Sooners And when the Cowboys a passed Highfill really threw the ball They tried 14 flips complet i ing four for a total of 111 yards One was intercepted Dunlap had slightly the better of Highfill in their punting duel a the 13 kicks being good for a 45 yard average 13 boots averaged 51 yards Two Long Cowboy Sprints The Cowboys had little luck with their touted reverse and spinner plays frequently losing ground on them They worked well occasion fl ally however one of those times being in the third period when Collins got away for 45 yards on a reverse Dunlap averted a touch es down by forcing the Cowboy out fl of bounds Late in the game Col lins got off another long sprint for 25 yards Two Long Passes Lead Touchdown as 16000 ans Look on COMMERCE Oct (Special) high school won its first football game of the year here riday afternoon defeating Afton 13 to 7 but at the expense of a broken ankle for Richard Log an 17 year old grandson of Mrs Laura Demo west of Commerce Logan a senior lives with his grandmother It was at first reported that left foot would need to be amputated but Miami Baptist hos pital attendants said Saturday night the foot probably could be saved The youth was reported resting well at presstime Saturday night The break which occurred when Logan was tackled after a 40 yard run in the second quarter was un usually severe the leg bones pro truding through the flesh Logan was taken to Miami in a Mitchel son ambulance Neither Afton nor Commerce had won a Lucky Seven conference game until fray left Af ton the cellar alone Huddleson scored for Commerce in the second and Dryer in the third Afton tal lied in the fourth period when ott made a touchdown and Story plunged the line for the extra point I IbRMER BcSIotl AWD New NbRK fiiajjT PifcAEft wuo PTEHEDIhE IDN6ESTGAME ON RpeneOIM K2O lilMTAiirPiP ikl EwegjbN After HEWiXlb UP WS SPIKES CCPjTN CTlMKrOn DMlVlfetfR rnMECDOn DtaJUlM AM AR Ahlb Ui MA'TteC SOONERS 7 TO 0 AT OWN GAME fxMSy Pl i 1 1 wl I Lv AR 7 4 Li LA JAYSEERS BEAT PARSONS 13 0 IN NIGHT RAY Outplay Kansans Through? out Game and Score on Two Drives in Second Period Two big drives in the second quarter gave the Northeastern Ok lahoma Junior college eleven a 13 to 0 victory over the Parsons Kas Junior college team here riday night and the summary indicates an even larger advantage than the score Parsons the 1931 state champions in Kansas made five first downs to 10 for the Jayseers and 107 yards for scrimmage to 220 yards for Miami Coach Harry charges made one 50 yard drive in the first quarter which ended in an inter cepted pass Neither team got in side the 30 yard line in that period Then Rampage Begins In the second quarter the Jay seers opened up with an offensive which looked better than anything they have put out in the way of scoring work this season Taking the ball on their own 28 yard line by virtue of an intercepted pass the Jayseers advanced 20 yards on short gains 'by Jenkins McCallum and Windham Then George Mason got away for 34 yards to reach 22 yard line George Jen kins the Jayseer powerhouse full back was then handed the ball on four consecutive plays for a touch down The scoring play was a 12 yard off tackle thrust The kick failed Jayseers Block Kick ive minutes later the Jayseers again got the ball on their 50 yard line this time by means of a block ed kick and six plays scored Mc Callum picked up five yards a Jen kins to Windham pass was good for 15 yards George Mason ripped off 14 yards and Jenkins was handed the oval on the 18 yard line This time he whirled off the weak side of the line on a spinner play to score and the kick was good That ended the scoring In the third quarter after an intermission filled with band music student stunts on the gridiron and yells the Parsons crew came out pepped up but could not make a much better showing In two big drives in the third quarter the Jayseers carried the ball 60 yards and 55 yards respec tively but each time lost the ball before the Parsons 20 yard stripe was reached The fourth stanza was played en tirely in Parsons territory except for two Parsons punts which went to the Jayseer 40 yard line and were promptly run back past the middle of the field Bacone Game Cancelled ollowing the victory Coach Pin son announced that the Bacone game scheduled for next week had been cancelled because Bacone had abandoned the conference and en tered the four year class of foot ball As a result the Jayseers will lay off until next Tuesday and then begin drill for the Monett homecoming game here Nov 11 in the afternoon The Miami post of the American Legion will be in complete charge of arrangements for the Nov 11 game as part of that Armistice day celebration Jayseers have now won two games lost one and tied three out of six attempts Summary: Yards from scrimmage Miami 220 Parsons 107 Punts Miami 5 for 39 yards Parsons 6 for 34 yards Passes Miami tried 5 complet ed one for 18 yards Parsons tried 6 completed 2 for 20 yards Penalties Miami one for 5 yards Parsons 2 for 10 yards Kickoffs Miami 3 for 92 yards Parsons one for 40 yards Kickoffs returned Miami one for 20 yards Parsons 3 for 8 yards Yards lost from scrimmage Mi ami 12 Parsons 18 irst downs Miami 10 Parsons 5 Among the Miami ball carriers Jenkins led in yardage with 107 equal to the Parsons total while McCallum had 51 Mason 39 Wind ham 20 and Davis 3 The lineups: NEOJC Pos Parsons Lundy Gerald House Carper Chndler Doyle Davis Newman Trimble Dixon Wright £'' Miller Payton Gassoway McCallum QB Hull Mason HB Meade Windham HB Albertson Jenkins Taylor Substitutes for the Jayseers Douthat at guard and Parkinson at end TENNIS STARS TO WED 7 SAN RANCISCO Oct Miss Edith Cross of San ran cisco ranked high in national and state tennis competition and Dr Carroll Jensen dentist and her partner on the courts are to be married Confirming the report here last night Miss Cross said I the wedding would take place next year probably in June fl HUSKERSNOSE OUT AGGIES i Outplayed in irst Nebraskans Score Touch down Near End of Game LINCOLN Neb Oct CPU? Comhusker speed gave Nebraska a late fourth quarter touchdown a 6 to 0 victory over Kansas Wild cats here this afternoon before a7 homecoming crowd of 18000 main taining a leadership tie with Okla homa in the Big Six It was an uphill fight for the Ne braskans who failed 'jto make a first down in the first half while a dazzling Kansas State offensive charged faked and passed to eight first downs With only two minutes to play Boswell halfback took a back field pass and whirled around left end from the three yard line edging over the goal just inside the west boundary kick was low and the defending conference champions during the last minute staved off a passing effort by the An intercepted pass started the Comhuskers for their score after they had barely missed a touch down and the Wildcats had taken the ball from the 20 yard line past midfield in four plays Statistics showed little to choose between the two teams Each made 11 first down Nebraska had a net yardage gain of 185 against 135 for the Wildcats fl Not until the fourth quarter did either team get inside the 20 yard line iz i Kansas Boy Breaks Thumb in Game Here Harold Taylor Route 2 Colum bus Kas who is a member of the Parsons Kas Junior college foot ball team was treated at Miami Baptist hospital riday night for a broken left thumb received in the game with Northeastern Okla homa Junior college The Jayseers won the game 13 to 0 Taylor was able to leave the hospital and go to his home Sat urday Read the advertisements Pitt Beats Notre Dame 12 to 0 in Big Upset Crowd of 65000 Looks on Amazed as Panther Score Twice in Last Quarter on 45 and 25 Yard Runs After Early Threats by Ramblers ail By EDWARD NEIL (Associated Press Sports Writer) fl PITTSBURGH Oct (A) The Panther regal jungle cat proved dangerous when wounded cornered and forced to bare its fangs today to a mighty Notre Dame eleven hailed the greatest in the land Battered and groggy the Panther lashed out in a dying fourth quarter effort that stunned the Green Grenadiers from South Bend sent them down to a 12 to 0 defeat and chalked up one of the greatest upsets of all Panthers Were Desperate Driven like sheep before the charge of 11 shepherds the Panth ers reeled through theree periods of a struggle that held a mammoth crowd of 65000 breathless with fear for the home boys Three times once in each scoreless quar ter the Panthers staggered back under the drive of a team they say in the Midwest is the best that ever came out of Indiana' university where Knute Rockne founded the greatest of modern football dynas ties Each time the effort nwas greater the plight of the hapless defenders more desperate Into one mighty thrust a Pitts burgh suddenly hurled every ounce left in the battered bodies of 11 youngsters who had taken Notre pounding for three quar rs All in Single Minute Within a single minute deep in the final quarter the Panthers scored two touchdown The cocky green raiders fell apart like an ex pensive toy droppd from considera ble height Within seconds the remains of what had been a team were scattered all over the historical premises Bob Hogan Panther quarterback snared one of Mike passes on his own 27 yard line and Notre Dame pressed as it always had been doing War ren Keller and Mike Sebastian rip ped inside Notre tackles for a dozen yards between them Isadore Weinstock a burly full back burst through center on a beautiful spinner for 15 to the Ramblers 45 yard line Substitute Is Star Then' Sebastian a substitute from Sharon Pa who was taking the part of the ailing captain Paul Reider raced for Notre end One halfback blocked out Paul Host raider end and captain Se bastian sped for the far sideline Quickly he cut back stepping out of the arms of three headlong tack lers and his battered mates had time to get in front of them With Precision they cut down the Notre Dame secondary and Sebastian dashed across the goal without a hand having been laid upon him It was an amazing shock to No tre Dame and the great throng as well There was more to come swifter almost than it takes to tell Ball Caught on Dead Run Passing desperately as soon as he got his hands on the next kick off McGuff a substitute halfback hurled his second effort straight into the arms of Ted Dailey one of two mighty ends Dailey took the ball on a dead run as he came up from Notre 25 yard line and in a flash was over the goal Both attempts at the extra point were blocked Perhaps the strangest picture ot all was the sight then of a Notre Dame team its assurance and co hesion destroyed passing wildly like a bunch of high scho'ol kids in a demoralized effort to come back The Panthers exhausted picking each other up laboriously after each play had enough left to stop that kind of play Never before has a Notre Dame team of modern history been scor ed upon twice in one minute Noth ing like it has happened to the green raiders since Southern Cali fornia last fall' caught Notre Dame in the last period and came from behind to overcome a two touchdown lead and win out 16 to 14 QUAPAW BEATS GR0VEUTU7 Wildcats Replace 1 Ridge runners at Top of Lucky Seven Teams (Y Lucky Seven Standings 'r Team Pct Quapaw 838 Grove 8 1 750 Picher 3 '1 750 Wyandotte 3 1)4 700 airland 1 2 333 Commerce 1 4 200 Afton 0 4 000 QUAPAW Oct Quapaw high school's Wildcats took the Lucky Seven conference lead awaw from Grove here Saturday afternoon by handing the Ridgerun ners jheir first cftference defeat of the season 14 to 7 A tie game with Wyandotte is the only mar on the Quapaw record Picher went into a tie for second "place with Grove by defeating Wy andotte 13 to 0 while Commerce climbed out of the cellar by down ing Afton 13 to 7 airland was idle The Quapaw victory placed the Lucky Seven championship 'race in a decidely uncertain condition with only a few percentage points sepa rating Quapaw Picher Grove and Wyandotte 1 Quapaw opened the scoring Sat urday early in the first period when after taking the Quapaw kickoff Grove failed to gain and gave the ball to Quapaw on 20 yard line by virtue of a fumble Grove held took the ball on downs and kicked but the kick was short and Quapaw took it on 30 yard line Line bucks and end runs then scored for Quapaw and the kick was good Quapaw scored again in the sec ond when the Wildcats made five consecutive first downs in the long est continuous drive of the game The kick was again good In the third Grove returned a punt 30 yards to the Quapaw 25 yard line and then plunge it over in two plays with an extra point for 7 The fourth was on even terms the game ending 14 to 7 in favor of Quapaw OOTBALL RESULTS Oklahoma 0 Oklahoma Aggies 7 Nebraska 6 Kansas Aggies 0 Washington 14 Missouri 6 Army 33 William Mary 0 Duke 13 Tennessee 16 lorida 12 Georgia 33 Millsaps 0 Birmingham South ern 13 Miss College 13 Chattanooga 6 Georgia Tech 0 Vanderbilt 12 South Carolina 0 Tulane 6 Northwestern 0 Minnesota 7 Wisconsin 7 Ohio State 7 Notre Dame 0 Pittsburgh 12 Princeton 7 Michigan 14 Dartmouth 0 Yale 6 Penn State 0 Colgate 31 Brown 14 Harvard 0 Lowell Textile 7 New Hamp shire 20 Amherst 6 Mass State 21 Rhode Island State 13 Coast Guard 0 7 Laayette 0 Navy 0 Pennsylvania 14 airmont 0 Indiana 0 Purdue 34 New York 9 Georgetown 0 Ohio 27 ordham 0 Boston College 3 Catholic 0 Holy Cross 8 Davis Elkins 27 Marines 6 Oklethorpe 7 Manhattan 20 John Hopkins 0 Rutgers 33 Tufts 22 Connv Aggies 6 Colby 0 Maine 6 Mich State 27 Syracuse 13 Cornell 0 Columbia 6 Lake orest 7 Delaware 0 Denison 0 Ohio Wesleyan 24 Maryland 12 I 7 Union 6 Williams 0 Bowdoin 0 Bates 0 State 0 North Carolina 13 Alabama 12 Kentucky 7 Wisconsin 7 Ohio State 7 Brigham Young 25 Wyoming 0 Montana State 7: Mines 0 Colorado College 3 Colorado Ag gies 0 Utah Aggies 0 Utah 16 New Mexico I 7 of New Mexico 0 Whitman 7 Washington 33 i Mississippi Teachers 12 Spring hill 0 New York Aggies 13 Cooper Union 0 City College (N Y) 18 Brook lyn College 7 Howard 14 Southwestern of Memphis 13 Baylor 0 Texas Christian 27 Rice 41 Creighton 7 Wichita 19 ort Hays State 3 Drexel 28 Washington 18 Beloit 13 Knox 0 a Mississippi State 0 Indiana 19 Illinois 13 Chicago 7 fl South Dakota 6 Carleton 0 Western Maryland 28 Loyola (Baltimore) 6 I 82 Washington Lee 6 St 6 Virginia 20 1 Norwich 0 Vermont 19 Virginia 84 Marquette 7 Luther 0 Upper Iowa 6 Coe 0 Cornell college 6 Nevada 0 California 38 Stanford 6 of Cal 13 Villanova 13 Bucknell 0 Randolph Macon 20 Bridgewa ter 0 Earlham 0 Depauw 32 ranklin 0 Butler 14 Montana 0 Washington State 81 Shattuck 6 Culver 6 Wentworth 13 Principia 0 Missouri Valley 27 William Jewell 7 Nebraska Wesleyan 13 York 3 Iowa Wesleyan 20 Penn 13 Southwestern 0 College of Em poria 0 Southern Okla Teachers 13 East Central 13 Georgetown 0 Detraoit 13 Iowa 6 George Washington 21 Loyola of South 6 Xavier 6 Kansas 6 St Louis 0 Dakota State 0 Dakota 13 Howard Payne 13 Trinity 0 Minnesota 7 Northwestern 0 Texas 14 6 Jefferson 18 Central Oklahoma Teachers 6 Southwestern 10 Tahlequah Teachers 0 Pennsylvania 14 Navy 0 HIGH SCHOOL OOTBALL Miami 13 Bartlesville 13 ort Smith 17 Tulsa 13 McAlester 13 Muskogee 13 Barnsdall 21 Vinita 0 Claremore 7 Pryor 6 Nowata 7 Sand Springs 8 Dewey 6 Skiatook 0 Picher 13 Wyandotte 0 a Quapaw 14 Grove 7 Commerce 13 Afton 7 Riverton 0 Chetopa 0 MOONEY PLEASED AT DEAL SENDING HIM TO ST LOUIS 1 SYLVA Oct Jim Mooney the big league south paw who is so left handed he shakes hands that way is right glad to have Gabby Street for his new boss Traded to the St Louis Cardinals by the New York Giants along with somq other players Mooney was not surprised he said but expect to go to the Cardinals or any other particular The southern boy who made good in big time baseball spends his be tween seasons at this little moun tains retreat telling the boys at the corner drug store: about his summer experiences NEW ORLEANS RACE TRACK RETAINS ALL STAKES NEW ORLEANS Oct Jefferson Bark which opens the winter racing season here Thanks giving day has retained all stakes of last year The 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