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8 WACO SUNDAY TRIBUNE HERALD SEPTEMBER 1945 Battling Bears Are Edged Out 7 6 by Conference Champs Results Gridiron Hot Shots Margin for TCU distances Hillsboro Chalks Rice Owls 42 0 in the TCU to Meet Arkansas Notre Dame Gets Arkansas outplaying the for a while to be destined Northwestern In Tie With Indiana TIRE CRISIS NOW WORST See BAYLOR Page 9' SINCE START WAR Mon thodsands of Phone 2869 2870 905 Austin Ave WACO 0 7 the Park feature school astest ootball Team league have is Navy as is of the Tex i ir IUI I I nPPlNG Goal Little again Recap in time The Waco High team will to land Park High in game of the state in ranks for the season Cleburne will be playing ond district game of the GENERAL BE far does not indicate the team is strong It won from Mexia 32 to 20 and previously Mexia had lost to Palestine by a score of 34 to 6 The game will be first district game No football games are booked in' this city this week Mel Ott will be manager of the New York Giants again next sea son and Joe McCarthy will pilot the Yanks again Chances are that he will lead the Yanks to the title in 1946 The other two conference teams meet in a conference game TCU goes to ayetteville to meet the University of Arkansas team and TCU may have its troubles These teams tied in ort Worth last sea son with rogs I I an eicht vard fumble The next A few ped over the goal line he took a pass from Samuels the Thomas grid star of last year The ort Benning Ga teamwhich won from the Georgia Tech team by a score of 14 to 13 will play the AA Training Command Skymaster in ort Worth this aft ernoon i ne SKymasters with sensational gridiron including Bruce Alford Down in District 33 A com posed of Bellville Brenham Cald well Elgin Giddings Navasota and La Grange Brenham the district champion of last year appears to the best team being stronger than last year authorities The dia closed to win this year EXTRA MILES THE SAME DAY The Texas Aggies have an im portant date to fill in Norman he Waco High team will go Dallas riday to meet Hign i me high evenly matched dis state is the Dallas Southwest TCU 7 Baylor 6 Okla Aggies 19 Arkansas 14 Texas 46 Southwestern SMU 7 Corpus Navy 22 Texas Aggies 16 Texas Tech 6 Tulsa 32 West Texas State 0 Rice Owls have a chance to win gamesithis week meeting Southwestern in Houston but it is no better than an even chance The Owls' play the" strong Tulane team in Houston next week Rejuvenated Tigers Use Explosive New or 1 mation Attack to Whip Rivals rom Houston football proceeded to upset Scotties 20 to 12 That was last game the Highland team was a member of the Waco High team of 1937 and was the great est punter in the history of the school In one game we saw him make a punt of 90 yards Monroe has never played college ball In the army however he has amazed many veterans of the game with his remarkable punting Mart Whips Hearne Tn a driving rain the Mart Panthers ran over the Hearne Hagies by a 12 0 score in their opening conference game at Mart riday night Mart scored in the opening period when Sugar Lowe circled left end for 20 yards and a touchdown The second touchdown came in the second quarter when Rogers carried the ball over from the two March ield by the way claims to have four 10 second men in its backfield One is Ollie Cordill the former Rice star and outstanding man in the backfield Another is little Joe Vitrano of Mississinni Southern The line is led by Nick Susoe ff former All America end for Washington State and Paul Steen former All East end for the Villanova team also formerly with the New York Giants The Cali fornia team will be favored to win the big game in Dallas today but the Tennessee team is also great Big Six Oklahoma 20 Nebraska 0 Kansas State 13 Wichita 6 The Teff Davis team given no consideration for the title in the Houston district at the start of the season Jeff Davis played the Waco High Tigers a good game losing 26 to 12 and came back Wednesday night to defeat the St Thomas team of Houston 12 to 0 Stephen Austin picked by a number to win the Houston title did not look good1 in losing to Galveston a team which the John Reagan team tied 14 to 14 Rea gan lost the week before to Aus Maroons 45 to 0 ATI of this indicates of course that the brand of high school football played in Houston this year is weak again Lamar of Houston lost last week to Brackenridge of San Antonio 12 to 0 Brackenridge is rated as the No 4 team of District No 15 but might do better than that Lamar won the Houston title last year and has a chance as gooa as any Groesbeck ranklin same dis We make mention of this Coach All of the other teams of the district mix in games that count this week except Waxahachie The Temple tbam plays its first district game of the season with Ennis The latter team appears to be weak this year and Temple is due to get a flying start in the race High School Crozier Tech (Dallas) 13 North Dallas 6 Sam Houston (Houston) 0 South Park (Beaumont) 0 Hillsboro 14 Poly (t Worth) 0 Brownwood 12 Sweetwater 8 The most trict in the district Any team is apt to de feat the other at any time and there is seldom more than a touchdown difference in the score in any game They are playing a double round robin for the title in that district Highland Park is not in the Dallas district but is a far better team than any of he Dallas school system Baylor Outclasses rogs in Second Half Offers Super Line Star of Day in Bull Johnson Navy Sinks Villanova ANNAPOLIS MD Sept Clyde Scott the kid from Smackover Ark dynamited Wildcats with two touchdowns in the first six minutes of play today and Midshipmen shuffled along in record breaking September heat to an easy 49 to 0 football triumph With 16 lettermen back from the fine team of last year and with Eck Curtis one of the best in the state as the coach Highland Park is favored to win the state title this year and rightly so The team however is not going to be over confident when it meets the Tigers this time Waco has been carefully scouted in its two tilts thus far by the Scotties This is the game that the Scotties desire to win over all of their early season games Highland Park will be favored to win the game but it be easy The Tiger team is due to be playing its bc st game of the season and that kind of game will make a battle of it all the way It is likely that 100O fans will follow the Tigers to Dallas for the contest Army Teams Win WEST POINT Sept Army unveiled a pair of good football teams today to defeat a squad of for mer college and professional players representing Army Air orces Person nel Distribution command 32 to 0 Using the two team system that car ried the Cadets to an unbeaten season in 1941 Coach Earl Blaik sent out two teams alternating them by quar ters to score in every period but the third loaded talent former Waco High and TCU end will be due to win from the Georgia crew The public relations man of ort Worth has given Alford a new name He calls him Herb Back in 1942 Alford was just about the best college end in the nation and he is one of the stars of the all star Skymasters through 51 yards of tackler ICi I 1 LUI Steps Over minutes later Lindsey Shawbcrger Miller Kosmac Trapani Land Hemphill Tittle Cason Landry Montgomery By JINX TUCKER Tribune Herald Sports Editor The best football team Texas Christian university has had since 1938 barely nosed out the Baylor Bears by a score of 7 to 6 The game was played on a heavy grid iron Saturday afternoon at Muny stadium before 5000 fans and the young Baylor team really out classed gave a remarkable exhi bition to keep the game as close as it 'was You can give no more praise to the battling spirit of the Baylor team than to say that in the first half TCU had to gain 229 yards through the air and on the ground to make the one touch down that proved enough for vic tory when Moon Mullins kicked the point after touchdown which Baylor failed to get after its touch down in the second quarter The rogs while completely out classing Baylor in the first half were really outplayed in the sec ond half but gc this straight In the third quarter Baylor had the wind and with the wind threat ened several times while defense was far too great for the Bears when the chips were down The Boars still had the rogs on their heels at the start of the fourth quarter when TCU had the wind When TCU did get out of the hole it was content to take no chances and protect its one point lead In the second half the rogs threw only one pass In the third quarter TCU was on the defense most of the time and had no chance to pass In the fourth quarter with the game won TCU refused to gamble with a pass In the first half TCU flashed the best passing attack of any rog team since the team of 1938 Leon Joslin the Waxahachie product not only lived up to his reputation but he surpassed it He was everything that had been said of him and a little more He was as cool as the well known cucumber under fire and his receiving was as brilliant as his pass ing' An all star baseball team fea turing Bob eller endeavored to book a game at Katy park on Oct 18 but it was considered too late in the football season to draw a crowd and Waco turned down the came mond season in this cifv last Tuesday night with a game oerween tne Kansas uitv archs and the Cincinnati Clowns the Monarchs winning 9 2 In the history of Waco and Highland met only once That was la st sea son when the Scotties came to this city confident of fact overconfident Waco playing line the lost last year until the state finals East Army 32 Louisville PDC 0 Navy 49 Villapova 0 Penn 50 Brown 0 Columb'ia 40 Lafayette 14 Pittsburgh 20 West Vn 0 State 47 Muhlenberg 7 Colgate 48 Rochester 0 Cornell 19 Bucknell 8 Holy Cross 13 Dartmouth 6 aie 27 Tults 7 Boston 13 Squantum Navy and 7 Swarthmore Okla The Aggies will meet the strong University of Oklahoma team which defeated the? armers last year A and is due to be better this year but the Sooners are also stronger The Tctfcas university team will play Texas Tech at Austin and Longhorns should win that one Next week Texas will play 'its annual game with Oklahoma in Dallas EVANSTON Ill Sept untested Wildcats be ban their Western conference season today by surprisingly holding Indiana conqueror of Michigan to a 7 7 tie before 30000 spectators The Wildcats seizing advantage of a blocked punt in the first period scored 'and then fought off challenges until' the last seven minutes Then the opened up'with a deadly passing attack that tied the score two minutes later after a 53 yard drive in which but six plays were used two running plays and four brilliant aerials'' its sec season It will play Hillsboro in Cleburne riday night and that should be a close one It will be first district game Bryan will also play its second district game of the season It is going to Corsicana to meet Corsi cana High riday night Corsicana has 11 lettermen but scores thus March ickI of Ontario Calif self styled the fastest foot ball team which has a victory to its credit over Second Air orce c' Colorado Snrings is 7 going to play in Dallas this afternoon It is due to meet the Air Transport Command Rockets of Nashville Tenn and the scene of the game will be the Cotton bowl Itjs like ly that as many as 30000 fans will attend Of interest to fans of this city is the fact that Tommy Mon roe of this city is playing with the March ield team He was transferred from Sookane Wash unon orders from Washington to be with that team Monroe Mexia was the champion of the district last year and is favored again this season but Mexia has a new team which isnot as strong as last se ason Mart has a vet eran team It has 10 starters back from last year The other start er rank Moon and the best of the team last year is now with SMU Coach Riola 'former Tem ple High star later an All Conference man for the Denton Teachers is apt to have his team in the middle of the fight for the title It tied McGregor 0 to 0 when it had had only four days of nractice and defeated the La Vega team 19 to 0 Groesbeck is one of the big three of the district this'vear Marlin has a green light team with no championship aspirations and lt is' not likely that Hearne or ranklin will make trouble for the In District 29 A It is another battle between Gatesville and Mc Gregor for the title and right now Lloyd Gatesville team is favored to win its third litlein a row Clifton is the dark horse of the district La Vega is not as strong as last year' when it finished? third West is rebuild ing and is very weak this year while Itasca has little or nothing having forfeited to Gatesville and McGregor This district is in Re gion No 8 and the winner will phv the champion of the No 30 district in' bi district play The No 30 district is the Mexia Groesbeck Mart section Down In District No' 31 also In Region No 8 it looks like another battle between Killeen and Taylor for the title Killeen won last sea son but Taylor wins most of the time Cameron is better than last year and might make trouble but Belton Georgetown and Rosebud are not due to makeserious bids for the title The winner of this district title plays the winner of 31 A in bi district play It is com posed of redericksburg Gold thwaite Lampasas Llano and San Saba That district is stronger than usual Lamnasas has defeat ed Belton and tied Killeen which defeated Gatesville Goldthwaite is also strong but Lampasas loomsas the district title The cham pion of 31 A and 32 A plays the champion of 29 A and 30 A for the regional title Baylor has an off week and will have two weeks to get ready for the invasion of the University of Arkansas on Oct 12 Greit Running Attack Tn addition TCU had a great run ning attack ana a fine defense It was a 30 per cent better football team than any in the conference last year' and it is going to be very hard to beat for the conference title Baylor offered the' super line star of the day in Bull Johnson center He was a marvel on defense Down by the goal line he was a wonder He bowled through and spilled rog plays at their inception The weather of the morning had indicated that' there would be little or no passing If such had been the case Baylor might have won Not only did Joslin pass but he passed with unerring accuracy He passed in a manner that 'would ljave been a credit to the best in the land on an ideal day Baylor could not begin to break up his aerials To the "everlasting credit of the Bears let it be vsaid that th ey? never quit and they gave the TCU followers many unpleasant moments Sammie Pierce the Vernon star ploughed through the powerful 4 rog line at times and1 Price' did a great job 'of passing the Gatesville flash however spends more time to get his passes off and was rushed off his feet time and time again when he went in In addition' to Joslin Moon Mullins Norman Cox and Jesse Mason starred in the TCU backfield In the second half TCU made only one first down to four for Baylor but that was largely due to the fact that TCU did not pass in the second half indicating the kind of game it might have been without the great rog passing or maybe we should say super great In the first quarter TCU started on the Baylor 25 yard line With Mullins Mason and Joslin leading the way the rogs roared down to the Baylor 20 There the Bears stopped the running drive but Joslin passed to Gibson for a first down on the Baylor four On four downs the rogs failed to make the four It was a mighty goal line stand by the Bears Price who did a magnificent job of punting through out the game kicked Baylor out of the hole near the close of the first quarter which was scoreless rogs at Their Best With the advantage of the wind in the second periftd TCU went all out That was when the rogs were at their best showing everything they had The rogs thundered down to the Baylor four and then tried a lateral pass Joslin was rushed hard but tried to throw the lateral anyway It was a big" mistake Joe Joiher of Baylor intercepted it He was in a clear field at the start The 'Baylor team gathered back of him and he raced 96 yards for a touchdown with out a TCU player getting close to him None was as close as the 50 yard line as Joiner scored The rogs received and came right back With Joslin passing with brililance the rogs thun dered deep into Baylor territory one pass to Mason being good for 29 yards The rogs got down to the Baylor seven first down but again with all the chips down could not make it on four downs the Bears again display ing a great goal line defense Price kicked out to the Baylor 42 "Cox then passed to Joslin for nine North Hood Victors GATESVILLE Sept North Camp Hood licked Allen Academy 12 0 here tonight on a muddy grid iron Myers scored the first touchdown on run alter a recovcrea score came on a 34 yard end dash by Brush Camp Hood plays John Tarleton college here next Saturday ar West Southhern Calif 13 California 2 San Diego Navy 14 UCLA 20 Washington State 43 Idaho 12 Washington 20 Oregon 6 Nevada 33 Utah 14 Colorado 13 Colorado College 0 Oregon State 14 Camp Beale 14 GENUINE ZIPPOl LIGHTERS $250 Coronado and rontier Jewelers Mail Orders illed Same Day Pot Luck the great stretch runner Calumet arm won two big races during the past week A week from yesterday this distance runner got nis first chance to run in a race of more than a mile and a quarter It was a $25000 race for three year olds at a mile and five eighths Pot O' Luck came from behind and won it Then on last Thursday Pot Luck rah against the best of the older horses in cluding Stymie in a two mile race Again Pot Luck was the win ner demonstrating again that he is the best in tne nation when the distance is over a mile and a half Pot Luck can run all day but gets too far behind to catch up in the races at shorter Passing of Joslin Provides Victory Sometime this season High is going to play High They are in the ri ier fact because a brother of Laurence of Groesbeck is coaching the ranklin team this year going there from Conroe The mother of the two coaches lives in Groes beck but says she hopes that the two teams play a scoreless tie That hope however is not apt to be realized Groesbeck hav the better material and will he fa vored to win It is apt to be a stormy battle in that class A dis trict before the title js decided Perry Jefferson and national champion sprinter is playing with the San Diego Navy team this year Gene Hodge 220 oi JEast lexas state teaent also with San Diego Gus White formerly as Aggies Cason Sparkplug As LSU Wallops Jim step This time Tittle a fellow Texan on a play which covered 29 yards The second period was scorelss un til the closing seconds when LSU un covered' a nifty passing combination of Wayne Kingery to Ea Sigrest They collaborated first on a 30 yard heave then connected for 21 yards and six points The third period safety came after a fumble had stopped LSU on the three Third stringers were in the game late in the final period when the Ti gers found pay dirt again Harrell Collins stepped nine yards for one touchdown then Ralph Me netre broke loose and went 57 yards to score 1 Pass interceptions hurt the Owls who seemed to score Lineup: Rice Bradbeer Parker Zelsman Murphy Nicholson Chmelik McBride Mason Kenney Nem i Shelton A team match will be the fea ture of the wrestling program at playhouse ourteenth and Clav Tuesdav evening The Macias brothers Gorilla and Tar zan team champions of Mexico and undefeated in team wrestling wll meetja strong team featuring one of the Murdock boys The feature eollece game in this state this week will be the game in Dallas Saturday afternoon be tween SMU and the University of Missouri i Win Over Illinois SOUTH BEND Ind Sept reshman Phil 7G yard touch down dash on the first lunning play of the game gave Notre Dame a' 7 0 triumph over Illinois as the Irish made their debut in bitter battle A before 45000 today The Illini were stopped on the one yard line and the three yard line in the period period Up 14 0 Triumph Over Poly Crew Mcarland and Bassingcr Are Sparkplugs of Of fense as Eagles Continue Victory Parade ORT WORTIJ Sept SPL The highly touted Hillsboro offen sive clicked again as the Eagles pushed to a 14 0 triumph over the ort Worth Poly crew here Satur day night The Eagles drove for 210 yards to the 50 and reg istered seven first downs to four The initial score came in the first two minutes of play when the talented Bobby Mcarland cracked through center for 19 yards an ad touchdown Bassinger dropped back arid added the extra point Jri the fourth period Mc arland and Bassinger alternated in running the ball from the Poly 48 to the two from which point Bassinger tossed to Barnes over the goal line and then kicked the extra point BATON ROUGE La Sept 29 AP Warning signals flashed to other Southeastern conference teams tonight as Louisiana State university used an explosive new formation attack to score a 42 to 0 triumph over Rice institute before 28000 spectators The rejuvenated Tigers took a commanding first period lead when Cason scored three touchdowns in less than five min utes One touchdown in the sec ond quarter gave the home team a 27 to 0 advantage at the inter mission Safety in Third Then Rice came back fighting and limited the victors to a safety in the £hird It was late in the fourth period before the Tigers could shove over a couple more touchdowns Stalled on their first advance in the first period by a fumble the fast breaking Louisianians came back quickly to March 59 yards and score when Casen zipped 29 yards on a re verse which had some of the char acteristics of the hoary Statue of Lib erty play On the second play after the next kickoff Slim Jim hauled in a pass from Jess Mason and barged all tne way infested The world series is due to get under way Wednesday in Detroit The Tigers have a great team when all of their pitchers are in top shape but they are not in top shape now The Chicago Cubs fin ished stronger than did Detroit and should win the fall classic They have a far better percent age in the National league race than Detro it has in the American and this year the National league is stronger than the Arrferican The Longhorn club of Waco which has been staging a series of horse races at the track near the circle has been forced to postpone events because of the bad weather The races which have been getting better as time goes on are due to pick up again Sunday BOYLE GENERAL TIRE COMPANY Intersectional Iowa 14 Bergstrom 13LSU 42 Rice 0 South Georgia Tech 20 North Caro 14Tennessee 7 Wake orest 6 Georgia 20 Clemson 0 State 6 Virginia 26 Carolina 40 Presbyterian 0 Duke 76 Camp LeJcunc 0 Miss State 31 Southwestern Ii 0 Vanderbilt 12 Tenn Poly 0 and 19 Catawba 6 Alabama 21 Keesler ield 0 Ole Miss 13 lorida 26 Middle West Notre Dame 7 Illinois 0 Indiana 7 Northwestern 7 Michigan 40 Mich State 0 Purdue 20 Great Lakes 6 Ohio State 47 Missouri Wisconsin 40 Marquette 13 Don't Let Tires Lay Up Your Car 0 'll ennimore Stars As Cowboy Crew Trims Arkansas Eagles Bolstered Chandler Tosses By Appearance Of Yankees to 5 0 New Grid Material Win Over Bosox Razorbacks Wilt Before Power Attacks of Soon ers End Up on Short End of 19 14 Score AYETTEVILLE Ark Sept 29 enimore fa freight train with a football as his load and his Oklahoma A and sidekicks unleashed powerful rushing at tack to wilt the plucky University' of Arkansas Razorbacks 19 to 14 today in a tingling offensive duel before an estimated turnout of 10000 The Aggies passed the slippery ball only four times never successfully but did not need an aerial attack as they piled up a net of 432 yards by rushing to 132 A heavy rain which fell all morning but stopped before game time made the footing loose but the Razorbacks nevertheless scored both of their touchdowns through the air A and with enimore showing the way picked up 15 first downs to eight and never trailed al though there some anxious moments for Coach Jim Cotton bowl champions in their season opener enimore who scored one touchdown on an 80 yard jaunt' in the third pe riod was virtually the entire Aggie offense definitely proving the differ ence between the two rivals The Aggies also scored in the second and fourth periods with the tallies coming in the third and fourth Big John Hoffman Arkansas fresh man intercepted a pass tossed by enimore on his own 38 to stop an Aggie drive in the first period and the ball remained in Aggie territory until the Sooner eleven launched a touchdown march from its 11 yard line early in the second quarter? cenimore got away on runs of 21 and 30 yards and ullback Jim Par mer added enough yardage on short line bucks to move the ball to the Arkansas seven from where the latter lugged it over Mark Creager con verted from placement Arkansas tied the count in the third quarter reshman Quarterback Cal vin Smith flipped a lateral pass across the field to Halfback Alton Baldwin Baldwin waited just long enough for Aggie secondary to come up out of place and then passed tn Mike Schum chyk lanky and fast end in the end zone for atouchdown Hoffman con verted from placement The Cowboys retaliated quickly to forge' ahead once again Arkansas kicked off to the Aggie 20 and on the first play from scrimmage the speedy enimore turned in his 80 ynrd sprint place kick was wide Late in the third period the Aggies set up their final and winnink touch down with a pass interception Par mer came up with one of aerials and returned it 31 yards to the Arkansas 35 Jim Reynolds and Par mer alternated at I carrying to reach the Razorback 11 as the quarter ended Arkansas will open its 1945 South west conference campaign against the defending champion Texas Christian rogs here next Saturday Starting TJneup and Okla A Pos Armstrong Monroe Colhour Wilkerson Gay Cole Summary Arkansas orsythe Claborn ord Wheeler Counce Smith Moore Schumchyk Watson Lane enimore A Baldwin Hankins Hoffman Parmer Canada Score by quarters Oklahoma A and 0 7 6 6 19 Arkansas 0 0 7 7 14 Oklahoma A and scoring: Touch downs Parmer enimore Thomas (sub for Hankins) Points from try after touchdown Creager (sub for Hankins) (placement) Arkansas scoring: Touchdowns or sythe Schumchyk Points from try after touchdown: Hoffman 2 (place ments) Oklahoma A and substitutes Tackle Cheek guard aucette: backs Grimes Creager Reynolds Thomas Spruiell Shelley Arkansas substitutes: Ends Ander son Crow: tackles Davis Thuston Johnson Shofner guards Michael Desalvo center Collie backs Smith Baldwin Vandergriff Tur chi Donoho Officials: Referee Lance (Pittsburgh Teacher) head linesman Holten Notre Dame) field judge Spunatona (Oklahoma) umpire Waldorf (Mis souri Trojans Beat Bears BERKELEY Calif Sept Hard hitting University of Southern California defeated the University of California 13 to 2 today before 60000 sweltering fans in a Pacific Coast con ference game Tulsa WKips Buffs TULSA Okla Sept Tul sa Golden Hurricane its aerial attack stopped by marshy turf came dow nto earth tonight to over power West Texas Buffaloes by a score of 32 0 Jim inks a substitute Hurricane tailback from Salem Ill provided a highlight when he took off from the Tulsa 17 on an 83 yard jaunt that brought a touchdown late in the third period Strengthened by the arrival of new grid material coming into Blackland Lt Art Nowaakey head Coach has prescribed a rigorous training training grind during the cur rent two week layoff before the North Texas Aggies encounter here Oct 5 Despite mounting discharge orders claiming CIS first stringers Nowas key is concentrating on every man in his squad to build up the needed reserve power glaringly missed in both the Baylor and Southern Meth odist defeats The new arrivals Include Roland Screiber a 192 pound end who for merly played in a Cleveland Ohio semi pro league Harry Martin a fleet Jordan Calif High school back: Miguel Pinon a backfield product of Los Angeles Polytechnical and six footer John Sheehy' a star end on the loresville High school squad in 1939 Tarheels Lose to Tech CHAPEL HILL Sept AP North Carolina's surprising Tar Heels making their home debut under new Head Coach Carl Snavely matched power and deception with Georgia favored Yellowjackets tdoay and barely lost 20 14 in a thrill packed battle Buckeyes Wallop Tigers COLUMBUS OhioC Sept Paul Sarringhaus the Hur roared back into the inter collegiate football picture today from the army to score four touchdowns and lead Ohio State to a 47 to 6 ictory over Missouri in the Bucks' opening football game of the season Team Match Slated The Macias brother Tarzan and Gorilla" will make their appear ance at playhouse Tues day evening in a team matcii They are due to meet Sid Na bors and Goon Henry in best two out of three falls 90 minute time limit Henry and Nabors are well known here and will be hard to take in a team matqh Gorilla Macias has appeared in this city often before but it will be debut here The Ma cias brothers are the team cham pions of Mexico and have never lost a team match There also will be another bout on the program with six star wrestlers appearing in all The first bout is for one hour best two out of three falls and brings together Paul Murdock and Ray Duran Both are well known in this city having wrestled here often before They are evenly matched and it promises to be a bout full of action Beantowners Set Down With Seven Hits Nick Ettcn Gets 18th Homer With One Aboard NEW YORK Sept Spud Chandler recently returned from the navy blanked the Bos ton Red Sox with seven hits to give the New York Yankees a 5 0 triumph today Nick 18th homer with one on accounted for two of the runs Score by innings: Boston 000 000 000 0 7 0 New York 200 001 5 12 0 Johnson Haussmann and Steiner Chandler and Robinson Tigers to Play Crucial Twin Bil With Browns ST LOUIS Sept The first game of a crucial two game set be tween the league leading Detroit Ti gers and the St Louis Browns was postponed today because of rain and wet grounds The game will be played as part of a doubleheader starting at PCT tomorrow Virgil Trucks spcedball right hander and rank Overmire a south paw will be on the firing line for Detroit against Nelson Potter and Bob Muncrief for the Browns WRESTLING PLAVIIOrSE TCESDAYe OCT 2 TAG TEAM MATCII Marlas and Tarcan Maclaa va Nabors and Goon Henry Murdock va Ray Duran Gorilla Sid Paul OPENING KINCANNON Radio Electric Shop Specialists in Radios Electrical Appliances and Sound Equip ment ast Pick Up and Delivery Service Ph 3393 208 So 8th St WHEN UNEXPECTED BILLS HIT YOUR POCKETBOOK HARD A PERSONAL BANK LOAN SEE US ABOUT Here are a few of the advantages: The cost is low There is no red tape You can repay out of income You build bank credit standing or prompt action stop in and tell us your needs THE IRST NATIONAL BANK of Established 1874 70 YEARS RIENDLY SERVICE United States Depository Member ederal Deposit Insurance Corporation I JOT HOME AGAIN! After spending 4 years in our armed forces Charles McCleary is again making his home irf Waco Sports fans remember him as the organizer and own er of the old Waco Lawn Tennis Club whee some of this leading junior tennis stars were produced WALTER II BBADLEA DISTRICT MANAGER EQUITAB LIE ANNOUNCES THE APPOINTMENT Chas McCleary As' Special Representative or Central Texas LIE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS ANNUITIES 504 05 LIBERTY BLDG WACO TEXAS PHONE 1.