Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 82, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 18, 1942 Page: 3 of 8
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MAN RELEASED ON $300 BOND
IN LIQUOR CHARGE
J. B. Massey, charged with trans-
portation of Intoxicating liquor in
a dry area after he had been taken
into custody by State Highway Pa-
trolman Wallace Beasley near
Roanoke Tuesday afternoon, has
been released on a 1300 bond Offi-
cers said 14 cases or beer, 13 pints
of whiskey and a 1940 Chevrolet
automobile were confiscated
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Krenmyre reporting that after
Woodward had a fair season, some
one dug up an old rule requiring a
coach to teach two other subjects.
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working for nothing, paying some-
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The Fred Douglaad Dragons will
meet the strong Bonham Turks
here Thursday night at a o'clock
in the Bronco stadium tfi tnelr next
to last home stand. The game
promises to be a grudge one due to
the presence on the Dragon 'earn
of two former Bonham footballers
who now make Denton their home
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is are defending a rec-
one loss, this to the
strong Waco Tigers. As this was
not a conference championship,
however, the local colored team
will be lighting to keep their con-
ference slate clean Last year's tilt
ended in a 13-13 tie.
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For Colton Roivl
DALLAS, Nov 18 -■(A’)—Georgia,
Georgia Tech, Alabama, Tennessee
and Missouri are considered the
teams most likely to receive blds
from the Cotton Bowl as plans go
forward for staging the Dallas grid-
iron classic Jan. 1.
James Stewart, executive secre-
tary, has ordered tickets printed,
and officials will meet soon to
extend preliminary feelers to teams
deemed most noteworthy.
The game will pit the Southwest
Conference champion against an
opponent to be selected—and indi-
cations are the Bowl officials are
leaning definitely toward the
Southeast and Big Six.
Also there Is considerable agita-
tion for Tulsa to be Ihvited and
Hie re is some talk about Hardin-
Simmons.
But while nothing definite has
been done, reportedly there has
been some missionary work done
toward Alabama, which played In
the Bowl last year and this season
has lost only to Georgia and Geor-
gia Tech, the No. 1 and No. 2 teams
of the nation; Missouri, which has
a good record in the Big Six, Ten-
nessee and of course the two Geor-
gias •
Just who will represent the
Southwest Is a moot question. Right
now three teams are virtually tied
for the lead and It may be Thanks-
giving Day before a champion can
be determined. *
For Better Cleaning and Press-
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By HUGH FULLERTON JR. 1
! NEW YORK, Nov U.—0??—Foot- ]
ball Isn't all Tun dept.: A few weeks .j
ago you may itave reed that whM» .
I the Woodward. Iowa, High School
football coach answered Uncle
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lay pangs of tiomeUckness
in the aoklUrs, the Bed CfOM
la atriving to put a pocket edition
of a detective or myatery flavor in
each kit. Mra. MgOnlbir aaid that
only pocket edition booka are want-
ed becauae each kit can weigh but
one and a half pounda, and the
booka Uchtneaa ait fitter flitted to
the need
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Full cut for roomy, carefree comfort. The
coat priced above comes in two rich shades of
brown, is full all-wool and smartly tailored.
Others in higher ranges include gabardine,
brushed and smooth finish fabrics. Select
yours early.
and the Broncos win the Arfti
game, the Denton and EZ_
Park teams will be tied for cham-
pionship. The Scptties' Thankagiv-
ing Day game, nowever, to the one
to watch. The Denton eleven will
meet their traditional rivals.
Gainesville, in Gainesville, also on
that afternoon
is their MILDER, BETTER TASTB.
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are MILDER and UETTE^TASTING to begin
with and blend them in the right combination
to bring out the finer qualities of each tobacco.
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tag football in its place as nothing
more than a swell game. . In fact,
we'd be inclined to uae stronger
'language thap Ret. » JCrenmyre'a
one-word comment: "Piffle”
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Gordon OobbtaBck, _T
Plain Dealer: “What the war has
done and will do to baseball is well
known and loudly lamented, but it
may prove a boon to ball players—
at least to those of the current
generation For some hundreds of
them are learning what most of
us had to learn long ago—namely
that working for a living isn't auch
a tough dodge after all.*'
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months, and Mra. _
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the aid of everyone in the <
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Last district game of the season
looms for the Denton Broncos this
Friday night, when they Invade Ar-
lington for a tilt with the Colte.
The reliable right-hand passing
of Capt "Zeke" Martin probably
will account for most Bronco gains
In the forthcoming game With no
injuries on hand. Coach Clyde Car-
ter expects to take most of the
team, probably 22 men. to Arling-
lT‘n Pr'vute automobiles.
Tlie Arlington eleven is due to
present a battle that might have
any kind of an outcorrje The Colts
have crossed up all sports enthusi-
asts predictions by winning when '
they should have lost and losing 1
when it was thought they would i
win Though beateq by the High- I
land Park Scotties who to date1
still hold the District 6-AA cham-
pionship In hand, the Arlington
gridders put up a stronger-than-ex-
Hfx'ted fight.
The secret of their effective de-
fensive and offensive plays lies In
two fast backfield men, whose swift
running plays are the basis of any
Colt gains
The Broncos already have cinch-
ed second place In the district
pluys. and if the Scotties should ,
slip on one of their last two games, equipped with cameras that record
with Sulphur Springs Friday or ; the speeds and license numbers of
with Greenville Thanksgiving Day, fast-driving motorists.
HELP CONSERVE RUBBER! WE
CAN EXTEND THE LIFE OF YOUR
TIRES OR TURKS!
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The period of fine weather in
the autumn, known in America as
"Indian Summer,” to called St.
Martin's Summer in England
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Teams of men and women arch-
[ ers from the Fort Worth Archery
' Club won rounds from the Denton ,
Archery Club teams In a tourna-
ment Sunday. The combined Fort
Worth men's team score for all
rounds was 4.653, with the Denton
teams making 4,537 points.
In the women's rounds, the Fort
WortiT team totalled 3,195 points
and Denton team 2,510 points. The I the Mustangs have won” only one |
highest score in double American | game.
Roy McKay of Texas gained only
12 yards against Texas Christian
last week but held his ball-carry-
ing lead without trouble. He has
671 yards on 114 parries.
Barney Welch, Texas Aggie j
Sophomore, is the new punting
loader with an average of 42.1, Max
Sellings of Arkansas still tops the
punt returners with 246 yards, Leo
Daniels of A. &. M. retained his
passing lead with 57 yards, against
1 Rice to make his total 697 on 61
j completions, Cullen Rogers of the
' Aggies added 72 yards against Rice •
1 to make his yards on pass recep- i
tlons total 412-70 yards ahead of
Hardy Miller of 8 M U, his clos- |
est competitor—and Fred Jacob of >
Rice became the leader in j>ass in- |
terceptlons when he took two
against A. &l M to make his total
four for 88 yards Bill Coleman of
I Baylor has intercepted a like num-
ber but returned them 18 yards less.
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Lead in Loop
COLLEGE STATION, Nov, 17—
(A>—If you took the Texas statis-
tics at face value you’d think the
Longhorns not only should be well I
in front in the Southwest Con-
I ference football racajMit should be
undefeated over the season route, i
In nine games Texas has averag-
ed more than 326 yards for a total , „ .. , . .
of 2940 rushing and passing while a c*11- u’** town parson took
holding the opposition to an aver-
age of 127 1-3 or a total of 1146
yards .■
Yet Texas is in a virtual tie for
first place—boasting a percentage
lead only because of having play-
ed one more game than Texas
Christian and Baylor
Maybe it’s that weak aerial game
that has been so tougji on Texas
Latest figures from the confer-
ence statistical bureau at Texas
A. & M College show the Long-
horns have gained only 6Q8 yards
in the air, fifth in a field of seven
But on the other hand Southern
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and students in the two Denton
coilegM are supplying the contenta.
Volunteers at the Red Cross vortt
room In Denton an making the
men are in each town.
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ward’s games were ordered forfeit-
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when the official sAiroa'
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rules, but it seems from hero
such technicalities 1 ‘ ‘ “
Gisregsrded in the interest of keep-
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Edwards, Robert J. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 82, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 18, 1942, newspaper, November 18, 1942; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1312846/m1/3/?rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Denton Public Library.