Amarillo Sunday News-Globe (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 30, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 4, 1927 Page: 14 of 48
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AMARILLO SUNDAY NEWS AND GLOBE
ABILENE EAGLES SOAR INTO BLDISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP
COLLEGE MEN HeadCoach Now
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The Summary
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TEAM
Fights Tuesday
University
somewhat stale after a pointed game
; Abilene five far total
ten
end, and was not downed until he
how
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Smith Nit center far three yards.
Walter’s paas was intercepted by
asnintant reach at the
tar passed to Sellers behind tha line.
All in all, hr has had a most
student ft the University of Texas,
broken field running was beyond the
com-
paratively green team.
and
for a slight gain.
Wal her kicked out
ha
conerence looms.
Amarillo’s ball on the 50-yard line.
It
Walker skirts right end and
hi
I
kicked to the five-yard line. Walter
Steadman worked in most of
man.
the summer because of an injury,
i
held, the latter raced 57 yards along
ball was fumbled on the try for point
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chances are she will not.
Kimbro ...
.....Larson Winslett and Caldwell last year.
L. T.
L. G.
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Cyrus.....
L. Q.
Pile ....
Speer .....
the
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... Clem
O’Dowd ...
.... Sinkeld
Travis
.... Sellers
Squyres .....
Doebler ...
.... Smith
epeteg.
-Summary:
Passes: Cleburne
It; Cleburne, 1*.
tackle for 27 yards and a first down.
a lose of five yards. Walter hit left
liao.
Walker goes through right
field
judge, Pareella, Northwentern.
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STRAPHANGERS
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Ramblin' Wreck” in9LEI
Wrecking Crew Act and QUTF
Georgia U. Is Defeated TRA
SANDIES SHINE
DURING SECOND
PERIOD’S PLAY
non,
-a
CLEBURNE IS
VICTOR OVER
HORNED FR06S IN
PRACTICE SESSIONS
FOR CAGE SEASON
Christian kicked out ft bounds and
the bell woo back to the 20-yard
Pos. 1
L. E. ’ ‘
seven yards and another first down.1 ..
Time out for Abilene. Walter's pass
Estate, heretofore its rival In the
field, it was announced by James W.
PLANS FOR GRID
LOOP BUSTED UP
and soon afterwards went to the stud.
For many months, however, he has
with. Hle smoke will do to watch
next year. Congratulations, Hugh.
ma
da
time of tha day, and were unable to I
come back in that third quarter to '
keep the work going. In that period
Sandies
tackling.
former.
for first down.
exchange soon worked the ball back
to mid field and from then on Cle-
burne was the cofsistent aggressor.
The line-up:
Substitutions:
for Hopkins, WI
Dobbs for W.
of
he
om
Sport Screen
Flickers
By CHARLEY HALL
SEVENTEEN FRESHMEN NUM-
ERAL MEN ALSO ANSWER
ANDERSON’S CALL
tri
st
parade. Squyres, Creed and Hopkins
added first downs and then the
former plunged through the line for
a touchdown. The try for the extra
point failed.
Cleburne threatened many times.
their pay checks and lack the hustle
and aggressiveness that you see on
the college diamond," remarked Col-
lins.
Speaking of the World series, CoI-
to their opponents three, and twice
carried the ball to the four and six-
yard lines.
But they lacked the punch to put
it over, and this coupled with the
early lead of 13 pointe in the first
quarter, and Kincaid's picking up a
GOLF EXECUTIVE DIES
AFTER EXTENDED ILLNESS
of 45 yards.
Touchdowne—Amarillo, Walker
1; Abilene, Salkeld 1, Boilers 3,
Kinkaid 1, Smith 1, Walter 1.
attempted double pose, the play is
held behind Amarillo's liao for a one-
yard loss.
Walker hit right tackle for six
STAGE HARD BATTLE BE-
FORE 4,000 FANS
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Cleburne
Jones ....
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RIP COLLINS, FORMER AGGIE
STAR, GRANTS A P.
AN INTERVIEW
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"EDITOR AND PUBLISHEW"
ABSORBS "FOURTH ESTATE"
Amarillo—Hudgins
gins for Nunn end
Careen. Abilene-
During 1027 he served as sealer
vicepresident of the U. 8. G. A. for
three yeers before that be waa presi-
dent of the Western Golf association.
tol
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HARRY KIPKE
(, The Asociated Prene,)
ANN ARBOR, Mich., Dec. 3.—
Harry Klpke, one of the greatest
athletes ever tamed out at the
University of Michigan, will be
“going home" when he taken up
his new duties next fall as head
football roach at Michigan State
college.
Kipke's home was at Lancing,
Pfeil, M, Memphis architect, for
many years A leading executive in
American amatear golf, nominee for
the presidency of the United Btates
Golf association, died here loot night,
following an extended illness.
The nomination to head,the U. B.
G. A. news of which reached him en
give the Eagles a three-touchdown,. - -
lead seemed to somewhat dishearten Smith plunges over left tackle for
Eight races will be staged each
night.
ace Wallin and Cecil Provine, three
men who would do honor to any
quintet in the cireutt.
However, the coach’s big victory
now is in finding a running mate at
forward for Captain "Slim" Stead-
Forest
... Castillow
Amarillo Motoreyele Co.
411 E. eh Amarillo
is thinhiag of turning pro golfer
within the next few weeks.
(Special to Th- Sundar Newe-Globe. )
FORT WORTH, Dec. 3.—One of
the hardest battlee for positions on
the T. C. U. basketball team sinee
the university entered the Southwest
Bears: Abilene 18, Amarillo *.
THIRD QUARTER
Dobbs and Wiggins went in for
Nunn and Larson.
Walter, who passed his team to vic-
tory over Ciseo, was smothered aad
Toaaa league.
It is MW beginnine tolookuke
us football fans are soing to enjoy
a few more football games, but
meanwhile eau just be studying np
on the baeket ball rules.
MAY TURN PRO GOLFM.
tl
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BY ARAN J. MOULD
(Aasociated Press Sports Editor)
ATLANTA. Dec. 8.—Instead of the
"remblin wreck” that they slag ebout.
Sandies lers for * wain of four yards. Walter
MUST HAYE BEEN BETTER
The collapse of Alabama'e footba
Georgia Teeh’s football team today
turned out to ba a wrecking crow.
With a few spectacular thrusts it de:
“ * * ----- -■ hopes of
BASEBALL PLATERS ARE
BEST FOR FORWARD PASS
anraK .2-22 "yosa 11
players wha alee are star. in base-
ball make the boat reneiyers of for-
ward passes, in the opinion of D. X.
Bible, coach of the 1927 champion
Augie football team.
He points to the fact that his two
star snatehers of pasges, "Pinky"
Alsabrook and “Biki” Bibos, are both
baseball players of unusual ability.
Bikes is first baseman and piteher.
—1 s- ,
SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1927.
I
nod
ing
nod
in-
ing
oil
squad of candidates ever to report
I for a Horned Frog varsity tryoutj n
the court get under way in mfamlled:
BUT OTHERWISE EAGLES
SCORED AT WILL
4
yesterday, and Bennie drew many
a picture of the Eagles plays as he
whittled over what was coming to
RACE IN SOUTH SS55 ."°
Vniveraity of Michigan for the last
three years. He woa nine athletic
letters at Michigan.
whether he ever played yesterday.
At any 'rate it does not seem to
me to be so ning for us to pro-
Doebler kieked to the U-yard liao,
and the hall was returned to the 45- ________________-____
yard line. Smith hit right tackle Travis' pass Is grounded. Walker
far five yards. Smith ekirts right punted out of bounds on Abilene’s 40-
end for eight yards and a first down, yard Hae. Waiter goes off right
Walter passed to Kineaid, but the ' “ - — ----
ball was grounded by Doebler. On
passed to Smith for three yeards.
Walter ana around his own right
showed no traces of disability aa hr
led Tech’s concluding onslaught and
carried over the second touchdown.
Thomason, grabbing a Georgia pass
out of the air deep in his own terri- '
tory on the dead run, cut across the
field and dashed <3 yards, the most
spectacular open field rua of the
game, before he brought it down on
yard line. Hudgins bit the line but
failed to gain. Doebler on a fak
the Sandies made eevea first downs quarter ended
..... Bray nome years ago. The game was •
throe to three tie and Temple
Hedda (C.)
r. b.
First downs; Forrest.
when the fair grounds open. The
Pompano Horse Club has announced
the opening dey of its Florida meet- |
ing as December 24, while the Hla-
Walkers pass to Doebler was com- Publisher, weekly newspaper pubil- rive.
- — cation, haa absorbed the Fourth
Amarillo's ball aa her owa 21-yard
► liaa. Hopkins triad a long right
. PASSING GAME IS SMOTHEREDandrunobhe Lonicraizndaiale
tone's 40-yard line. Walher smashed he returnedit yards
right tackle for six yards. Travis1 at fired.
Pehlps for Walter, T. Barber for P.
Berber, Black for Bray, Walter for
Phelps and Andrus fer Lusby.
Officials —Referee, Mayors, T. C.
not. or
i 15-yard liaa. It was a
i. Boilers failed to gain.
the
her.
Pals
Al
was
attempted, 11; completed 5 for 73
yards, • incomplete and one Intet-
eopted; Forest attempted 24, Mm-
S Intercepted. Punt. i Foroet, 8 time,
for an average of 28 yard.; Cleburne
I. for averag of M yarda. Penal
tieb: Forest, ( yards; Cleburne, 10
varde. '
,12.
down. It was another bad break for
the Bandice. Smith hit center for <
14 yards and another flrat down. It'
Catching the Amarillo
ball behind beautiful interference.
the first westerner to achieve this
V honon
eoatrolling editor of the
Butler's first year.
As a rule the Eagles soared in
every deportment ft the game except
in forward passes, except short ones
behind the line. Time and again
U.i Umpire, Bridges, Harvard; head
lineeman, Boswell. Control
with Wichita Falls, the Abilene,
Eogles yesterday afternoon scored reached the 152
almost at will from almost every 25-yard.run.
final of the Texas interscholastic
championship.
The idea that the Sandies were
caught stale was gleaned from the
second quarter, when they played the
Eagles off their wings, for the only
Bet there is a bright ray of hope
hold out to the Sandies, for In yes:
terday’s game it was proved that
Welker and Hudgins are threats
against anybody’s team, and with the
seasoning to come the Bandies doubt-
less next year will be bidding strong
as a seasoned team.
For the visirors rheir interference
was at times superb, aad Sellers
proved himself a broken field run-
ner. which with the bucking of the
Uno smashes of the giant Smith, will
offer stiff opposition to the best
the state may have to offer.
White the Eagles were expected ta
i mo Amarillo to victory, their pao»-
Lz game was not as successful as
that of the Sandies, aad even more
co than the summary shows, when it
is eonsidered that Walter was downed
again and again for losses before
ho could get loose from the ball
Amarillo completed six passes and
had only three intercepted.
With the result of the game yes-
terday. fans on the street were
granting that Abllene would beat
Cleburne, and had already started
discussing whether the Eagles were
strong enoagh to take the measure
of the mighty Tigers.
Abilene yesterday came to back her
team about MO strong. The special
train arrived at 12:80 o'clock apd was
met by the Sandies band and fans et
the city. ,
The crowd woe somewhat below
that of the Thanksgiuing day con-
test, it being estimated at 6.500.
The gome play by play follows:
but is now sold to ho in good condi-
tion.
In addition to the New Orleans
handicap, earrying a value of $50,000
Mi to the wiener, the fari grounds
program ineludes eleven other stake
races of unusually good purses. The
New Orleans handicap will be ran
February 1. Many juveniles will
make their first start here, as foals
ef 1926 become eligible for racing
as two-year-olds January 1.
..... J. Terranella team this year has caused critics to
. t. place more emphasis on the value of '
(By The Associated Press. i
CLEBURNE. Doe. S. — Cleburne
i It is hardiv possible that another
| cbach in the Southwest is so liberally
supplied with guards aa Coach Bell is
this year. He, ‘des the veteran "Rags"
Matthews and Albert Acker, both
bidders for all-Southwest honors lost
I year, he has in Lowell Parrish, Hor-
I ad at goal. Score Abilene 39, Ama-
to ~ s sfWrtssMrJHw
sun back raced through the entire team
Sellers punted behind the goal. It
of Georgia elevon to tha decisive tune
at 11 to 0, while a record-breaking
souther crowd of 38,000 watched one
of the biggest upsets of the year.
In a slashing, bitterly-fought bat-
tle through the muddy morasses of
Grant field Tech's wreckers knocked
the advance "dope" into a cocked bat.
put aa abrupt end to Georgia's march
of triumph end simultaneously lifted
themselves to the top of the Southern
conference hoop.
To the astonishment of about half
the big crowd aad hysterical delight
of the other half—depending upon
partisan feeling—put ever two touch-
downs in gensational fashion and er-
ected a defensive barrier that blocked
all counter-efforts of the mighty
Bulldogs to turn the tide.
Techs’s twin terrors in the sparkl-
ing drive that overeame the handi-
caps ef a muddy gridiron and over-
threw the vaunted Georgians, were
Warner Mizell and "Stumpy" Thoma-
son, a pair of halfbacks who dis-
played an otter disregard of condi-
tions, betting odds on the hearalded '
fame of their opponents.
It was Mixoil's brilliant kicking that
repeatedly pulled Toch out of diffi-
culties. while putting Georgia “in the
hole" end it was this halfback’s trusty
rigkt arm that hurled the pass to'
Durant, halfback, for Tech's first
GREATEST NEED
OFDASEDALL
• I
tackle for a couple. Walker kicked
to the 14-yard llab. The kail was
Andrus or
.... Christian really deserved to win. But on the
play-off Bondy Jehneon and eom-
....... Center pany beat the Wildeats 38 to 1.
number, was
(By The Aanecinted Preee.)
BRYAN, Tex., Dec. 3— The great-
est need of major league baseball is
for the members of the teams to be
imbued with the college spirit, ac-
cording to Warren (Rip) Collins,
former A. sad M. football star, whe
has been pitching in the big shoe
for the past seven yours. Collins is
n member of the pitching staff of
the Detroit Tigers, and be formerly I
hurled Ur the New York Yanks and I
the Boston Mod Sox. Collins was
here recently for the Aggie-Longhorn
football game.
“The owner of the Boston Braves
acted wisely la signlag Jack Slattery,
Boston college coack, aa manager for
the next year,” said Collina. Hs be-
the largest
what proved to be his death bed, MeMahah (C. ...
granted him tbs dintinetion st being "
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a bad peas. Walter was thrown for Walter's pass is ineomplete. It was
" “ Amarillo's ball on her owa 28-yard
molishod the chom
the hitherto unbe
„ .. . 11 WILDCAT MONTE
the Buldog’s 22-yard line. It took
only three playa to put the pigskin ! Monte, the claimant to the light-
across the goal line agin. Thomasoh ■ weiuht erown of the Southwest,
skirting Captain Shivar’, end for \he' has been matched in n IB-round
last 11 yard, of the needed distance. bout with Kid Granite of Hobart.
A- .2 A-.-- Okla., ai the Amarillo Athletic
QTARRnETIIRr • elub Tuesday night. In their loot
01 And Ul lUni engagement here Monte won a
angle of football. aad won the bi-
district title by eliminating the
Baadios with a 46 to • score.
It was a heartbreaking defeat so
far as local fans are concerned, in
tkat do one considered suck a mar-
gin at all probable, but the Eagles
with one or two breaks in their
far n touchdown. Christine kicked
goal. Score Abilene 46, Amarillo 6.
Christian kieked off -behind the
goal. Amarillo's ball ee her own 20-
Otherwise it appears the Westerh
> league will get its troubles threshed
...... Walter I out before the board of arbitration.
' They are weighing matters, seem-
...... Kincaid I ingly far a decision. The ehaneos
an long that it will be That Tulsa
and Okahoma City are still mem-
ben of the Western and not the
of bounds on Abilene’a 45-yard line.
It was a gain of 85 yards. Walker
was thrown for a less. Amarillo
drew a five-yard penalty. It was
“Then 'are too many big league E
players who think only of drawing
touchdown on a 43-yard play that
brought the enwd to its feet late in
the second quarter. Sereened by a
flock of interferers, Durant plucked
the wet and slippery pigskin out of
the air and splashed 25 yards to crest
Georgia’, goal with the pointe that
were sufficient, as it turned out, to
settle the argument, then and there.
Thomason’ kept from the starting
line-up and supposedly handicapped
by an Injured beck and shoulder,!
after goal. Score: Abilene B, Ama-
rillo 0
play was sailed back. Both teams
were off side. Smith ripped off
twelve yards through left tackle. It vur w
is Abilene’s hall on the 40-yard line, tw. yara.”
Sellers erashes center for two yards. ‘
line. It was Amarillo's ball on her
gained six yards around right end.
Travis' 1 * *
The game was over, be getting the idea too much that
•he it going to beat Waco for
didhr:
Besides a probable staleness,
Dame Paycholozy entered greatly
into the game yesterday. The
Eagles .cored two touchdowns
. quickly. Then the Sandies in the
On a feke play second quarter played them off
their feet. They then came heck
Travis’ pass to Doebler over gosl1 for more of it, and a break
lino is incomplete. It was Abilene's i brought another touchdown to the
balL Sellers kicked to Travis en Eagles on a fumble to make It a
Amarillo’s 36-yard line, and he was total of three. Twaa loot a little
run out of bounds on his own 40- too much yesterday. The Eagles
Hinton A...
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Taylor ....
Arnold Stats. Broobiya outtielder, white Alsabrook iesnid to bo a first
buseman of major league possibili-
returning it to the 28-yard line. It
yard line. wrrc rated a better team, but if •
Smith hit right tackle for throe and 1 Walker’s pass to Wiggins gained eeries of games could bo played
> touchdown. Christian failed at IB yard, and a first dawn. Hudgins. they would not show that much
gonl. Score Abilene SO, Amarillo 0. gains • yard at the line. Amarillo' better again.
for, penalised five yards. Walher's pas. But Abilene won, and all credit
is intercepted by Smith, who returned to her. Now if she wants to win the
gr
-
, I
Bkenmdb*
yard line. On a delaye play, Hud was ruahed and he was thrown.for
gins gained a yard. Barber goes in a loss, but the play wan called back
for Bray, Abiteno. Hudgins smashed and. Amarillo was penalized fiv
through left tackle and Wa. run out yards. .That xave Abilene * first
the sideline for a touchdown. The
beunds on hie own 44-yard line. On a fake through center Doebler i gnine nine through ’left ttl.
Walter went around right and Ut gained two yarda. Walker hit left’Walker made it two yards and over
(B, The Aswoelated Prem.)
MEMPHIS. Dee. I.—Charles Oncar
was. Abilene"s. ball on Amariilo ’1,11- 1 southwest football conference failed
yard line. paas to Sellers today when the University of Arizona
_____ whistled over wnai we. comang . mas. handicap.At, Jeffe raon Park quarter before Cleburne was able to
n United Fra..) waco. George Falls was alao ex- Ered irrawinnen.0 -th.26. nil put over iis wint
NEW YORk, Dec. 2-Edltor. .nd pected from waco but never dia ar- to? summtr of an Wurt a 53i-yard mareh.
is Abilene’ ball on Amarillo’s 49-
' yard llee.
Time out was called Ser Abilene.
Walter made a short pass to Sel-
in spite of the fact that Coach Bell
only has one experienced forward to
work with this year, he seemed to be
Maria, Pompey, Herodinn, FAMPA-P muAn’in * happy frame of mind at the
Black Gold. Gibbon.. Pigeon Wing 11. LBBML% I LAEHEBa earnestness with which the big eqund
Sun Alto, and Fred Jr., nre n few oft TiMEe I 518128 of huskies began their wor ia
the fleet racers to be campaigned ■ w-V- “-Mam week. Even the six letter men who
this winter. 1 are hae‘ this year will have plenty
The Jefferson Park fall meeting ] of trouble retaining their laurels if
her opened Thanksgivin day and two high school TEAMS the newprorpects keep up their pres-
will continue until December 31, l a«t prce.
FIRST QUARTER
Amarillo won the toes. Doebler
the letter hitting tackle for five
fumble earley in the aecond quarter yards. Smith gained two yards
to race Myards for a tiuchdown aad through right tackle. Smith clipped
- ‘ rigkt tackle again for two yards.
Abilene , The game af yesterday somewhat
..... Lusby । remtnded the writer of a game
• that Waco played against Temple
yards. Phelps goes in Ur Wolter.' of five yards. Welter's pass to Kin-1
The ball was carried out of bounds j caid wa. dropped, and Amarillo took ori. or
for no gain by Walker. It to Ama- possession on her own 26-yard line. . . - .. "nesn.P 101
rilla's ball on her awn U-yard line. Burger .got through and throw B Falktand.Teddy.hyonsntwotror
Hudgins races around left end for Hudgins for a loss of five yards. A cerence White.
14 yards and a first down. On an forward pas was incomplete. Weiher who ar withthe,ch ica5°, Whita
First downs — Amarillo, 13|
Abilene 22. Forward passes—
Amatillo IB, alx completd fur a
total of 147 yards, dis incomplete
sad three intercepted; Abilene,
14, six completed for 144 yards,
seven incomplete aad aae inter-
cepted. Punto—Amarillo 12, for
a total of 402 yards, aa average
of 33.5; Abilene 8, for a total af
275 yarde, ah average of 34.3.
KickoffemAmarillo 2, for a total
of M yarda, an average of 47.5
yards; Abilene 7, for a total of
BIB, an average of 45.6 yards.
Fumbles—AmariHa, three, all re-
covered by Abilene; Abilene two,
one recovered by Amarill. Penal
ties-Amarillo two for total of
yards. It waa third down and four
to go. Walker smashes right tackle
but except on the one occasion lacked «By United Pnw. > A
tke punch tq put the ball over. Only DALLAS, Doc. ».— Greyhou vPFac"
once did Forest threaten to eross the Inng was added to the curriculum of
Cleburne goal liao. It waa after re-1 Dallas sport fans today when a new
calving the klek-off of the game, greyhound track eosting *120.004 to
Glenn, end. returned the kiekorf 58 I complete waa opened.
yards to Cleburne’a 32-yara line and The kennele at the track vere
from there Forest worked tke ball to filled with blooded hounds from aj
the Yellowjaekete’ one-yard line, but parts of th. country for the openin!
four plays failed to net the Lions racing program. George Vaugh, 71,
that distance and the bait went to, Loe Angeles, oldest dog owner in
Cleburne. America, waa on hand for the open.
Squyres’i nuperior punting on an ing of the track..He has been raisinz
and training greyhounds for tha pant
40 years.
O.U — the 1924 Kentucky Derby ehamphonssrpi-toralthdoroxasoanter
acholastie league by defeating Forest
Avenue high of Dallas 9 to 4 here
(Special to The Sunday Newa-Globe. )
COLLEGE STATION, Texas, Dee
3,—Reinforced by eight members
from laet yeur’s varsity squad and 17
freshman numeral men, the nine
lettermen who have returned to seek
additional laurels on the Texas Ag-
gie cinder path and track give Track
Coach Frank Anderson an unusually
large amount of material from which
to build hie 1020 traek team.
Since the opening of College in the
fell all of the men have been train-
ing regularly and the beginning of
actual practice finda them in excel-
lent physical condition for the grind
which will continue without inter-
ruption, except for the Christmas
holidays, until the close of Ue rack
season in the spring.
The candidates will engage in a
competitive meet between themselves
on December 10, at the same time
that the intramural track meet will be
held, and will resume pratpice Jan-
uary 1. Thle meet it expected to re-
flect the track and field ability of
the Aggiea for IBM.
The lettermen who have returned
to enter training ere: C. E. Buck,
Beaumont, captain and sprintar:
Hershel Burgess, Hale Center,-fight
backfield star of the champion A2Bia
eleven thia year, who rune the quar-
ter mile; J. B. Haile, Goliad, a mem-
ber of the Champion Aggie cross
country team this year, who runs the
mile; A. B. Childers, Jasper, capte)a
of the eross country team, two "Me;
J. R. Kennedy. Denison, hurdieK 11.
Ashley, Ron Antonio, jumps; Z. W,
Rartlett, Marlin, donter on the Aggie
eleven thia year, weights.
The equadmen back are: W. K.
Holleron, San Antonio, javelin; O. N.
Yeary, Ft. Worth, javelin; G. H.
Moore, Dallas, half mile; V. J. Head,
Brownfield, pole vault; Simon Utay,
Dallas, aprinta; A. R. Kroullk, Bell-
ville, broad jump; N. A. Webster,
Texarkana, hurdl;VA. L. Van Nast,
Burkburnett, hurdles.
11 yards and first down. It was
Abilene's ball oa Amarillo’s Myard
Hae. Smith hits right taekie for ne
gain. Abilene drew a five-yard
penalty for offside. Smith bite right
tackle again for elx yards. Walter
shirts right end aad is dewnod on
Amarillo's three-yard line. The play
was brought bach aad the Eagles
were penalized 11 yards for hurdling.
On a pass, was grounded. Sellers
hicks to Amarillo’s 20-yard Hae.
Travis returning it a yard. It is
Hoves that in the future big league five miles from the State college
clubs trill look to the college for; caunpus, and he first became promit
many -of their managers as well' as nent as.an. athlete at the Lansing
for their players. hizh nchool.
-- The former all-American foot-
ball etar and peerless hooter haa
Doebler, who carried it to the 26-
yard line. It waa Amarillo’s ball
on her own 26-yard Jine. Walker
1 kicked to ibilene's 85-yard line, and „ — —— — ---------
Walter returned it eight yard*. It carried out of bounds for no gain,
was Abilne's ball on her own 43-yard i Sellers brushed left tackle for four
line j yards. Smith ploughs through for
enabdharskysxensthnarrhtaromat
I six yards. Smith takes it out ef । rigkt tackle for five yards. Time
bounds for a gain of one yard. It la , out for Amarillo. Walter's pass waa
Abilene’s ball on the 44-yard line rushed, and he waa thrown for a los:
Sellers climbs through center for five | of 15 yards. Sellers kicked, out of
' yarda and firat down. Smith brushes bounde on bs own 40-yard ine. On
right tack- for three yards. Walter the next play Amarille fumbled, and
tries left end for no gain. On a: Kineaid of Abilene pieked up the ball
doable paaa Kincaid is run out of and raceds6yurdsfor.4.‘ touehdown.
boon ia after gaining four yarda. The Sellers kieked goal. Store Abilene
- - " 110, Amari 1U 0. "
the.whis had blown. . Smith.hit gained * around right end. Hudgins
right tackle for five yards. Sellers hit left tackle for 4 yarde and a first
went through for first down. Abi- down. It was Amarillo’ ball on AbI-
lones bell on her.own34-yard lene’s 6-yard line. Hudeins cut back f.k. el.v Welker br.k. thre.eh fori
Walter brushes left tackle for seven at tackle for no enin WiP.n rak Play Walker broke tarengh »*r
yard., Belter, make. It a firat down the;orn? Knint.Wsnterspte” 11 yarde. It is Amarillo', ball on Conklin ......
through t! . line, gaining four yards aseliehe "20pwin","Aintereertad Abilene’s 8-yard liao- Walke gained
Abileneeibail oa her own 45-yard on rh. 12y"ra line It was rbpunds three yarde at the line. He plunged Redder ......
Uro. Aforwrod pasa ... incom- bnitn herCwn Ti-y.rd Une bseni it over for A touchdown. Travis fail-
pieto. Walton fumbled. Amarillo hit center for 4 yards,
recovering. Amarillo’s ball on Abi- -
favor, racked np the ecore on merit
X hte^ftW .tort in TeChrist. nua.came SWifi a
aerial work. It waz late in tke third the games last year with Frankie
. . . .—1 Cantelmi and ia expected to atrike
put over ita winning touchdown en J his in scoring
this scaaon.
. A pasa, Squyres __ it
“ """"" GREYHOUND TRACK
OPENED IN DALLAS
W. Larsen ..........
R. E.
..... Barber' Abilene fans went home yester-
day a little bit worried over nome
..... Burger of Walker’s and Kudgin’s wains.
forwardpas.wazincopmpxez."“ixer Sox. Rip sald that Falk had a good
punted to W alt er on th e35-y;ard liIne, year and was one of the best out. Following the game of yesterday,
andt helatter.was downed almostin fielders in the game, and thut he there was nome talk of protesting
hs.tracka. Abilene a ball on her on would not be surprised if Falk were some of the players. There haa been
36.zard line. I bought by the Yankees during the some talk of Andrus being ineligible
Kineaid went around right end and I winter. Collins said that Lyons was but the Abilene sports editor, in
waa forced out of bounds for a loss I one of the most popular men in the calling the substitutions, could not
_______ ...... of two yards. Smith plunged through t majors, and that there was no better .ay whether the No. 12. Andvas’
of bounds on Abilene's 30-yprd line. ’ tenter and got away, being downed । pitcher in the American league.
It waa Abilene a ball on her own 30- on the 4l-yard line. The gain waa ------------
far SOUTHWEST
’ Seore: Abilene 13, Amarillo 0. Doebler returned the kickoff 20
_ _ ■ __ yards to his own 40-yard lino.
SECOND QUARTER Audgins mad , yard through the
Smith alammed through center for line. Walkey failed at the same spot.
four yarda and a firat down. Wal- Walker kicked out of bounds on - _
_ ‘ ....... Abitenk'a three yard line. Abileae'a lins raid that the New York Yankees
ball on her own three yard lino, had the boot team he ever saw, but
Smith plunged through for nine that he expected the Pittsburgh Pir- ;
yards. Soltere ran around left end ates to put up a much stiffer fight
and is run out of bounds on the 24 against them. Collins pitched sgainst
yard line, for a first down. The gain both the Yanks and the Pirate, the
three yards and a first down. Abi- was if yards. Walter's pass to past year, working .mxainst Pitts-
tone's ball on Amarillo's 21-ysrd line. Salkeld was completed, and the let- burgh la ”prinK training.
Sellers hits loft tackle for a yard, ter was downed on the fifteen yard , ’J1 rezard Haxen Cuyler, the
#rr gan"rert anz tr,2 Abfienfrrsnurgon"asiiarr"isyan "untg tse"itzvor"bgMma": sBz,.thetzusdonch.vsrtsrdyyar"h;
________Hi.. sa XiSu’s mzn ~r-J a?
thrown for losses, but the Eagles quite over. Hadgina gooe in for Smith waa thrown for a lons of allya.Cuzkerz.hasunshephtw "hosa I - -- — — -
-- -a------------a *- Hopkins, Amarillo. it was Ama five yards, walter’s pass,was rush- ^^2. big terror pay. th??xsuccessfui ear. To take a
rillo’s ball, Walker gain, .even ed and he was downed tor a loss ponsosor hiskinsmanItPrghtsehoi, paratively reen team, a=
it waa learned. the. state championship azainat
Collins had the highest praise for sueh teams •• Vernon and Wihita
--... " Falls is honor aplenty to start
R. G.
troland ....... McCullough
R. T.
..........J. Lagow
C.
......... F. Lagow
Tho conference was called yester- team as the year they won the
day with the following institutions championship “from the Tigers,
represented: University of Arizonn, Wacolsvictory, overjet Davi w'hite ieah season or the MinmiJcckey elub
Uriiversity of New Mexico, New Mex- herook,like,formidaiessiute, vie has been set from January 15 to
ico AKnicaiurmntsedleg"wM"xn tory over Forest Hi makes It look fere.." .__.. |
School ft Mines, New Mexico Nor- like the. Eagles in thnt aeontest
mal. University, Silver City (New Mounwhile Waco will trim Sherman.
Mexico) Normal, Sul Ross college and .1 .a e..
the Texas College of Mines. Tyson had Bennie Strickland, for.
. .. -■_______ . mer Baylor star scouting the game
Walker .............
R. H.
Hopkina ............
L. H.
C.
Hayden ...........
R. E.
Hopkins ............. F. Terranella
. Q. B
........... Parrinot
L. H.
............. Watson
fumbled the next pass from center,
but held IL It was no gain. A pass.
Travis te Doebler, is ineamplete. It
was fourth down and seven yards to
gw ..
Walker panted out of bounds on
Abilene's 14-yard line. Mallon
smashed L rough right taekle, then
ran through the entire Amarillo team
for another touchdown. Christian
kieked goal. The score now was
Abilene I* Amarillo &
Christian kicked behind the goal
test the cHglbiilty of men on a
team, which beat us aa wewere
aatgnarzrmmanipyor"tncheooa"e th xsv'osl^u.. ro « ■»«.
game pasa the word on to Cleburne, | ing funs of th* South will see many
tf we are right and let them protest. I stara of the turf in action during the
or Weeo or somebody. We are “not winter racing season, as richer
ready" yet for ehampionship play. purses and improved eourses have
(ByTheAssoelatedPrens.) From the looks of the Eagles, attracted the best etables of the
EL PASO, Dee. 3.—Plana for a far when they flew out oa the field, country-
the pick of them ought to be en- I Hiack
- .um, wue. Jmver vi nrzoTi tered in the state ton-liter con-
behind the lino ia competed. Sellers refused to join a conference which, test.
run out of bounde' on the "25-verd 1 ta1kin E. it .0 ° 5 for, a touchdown, jineluded smaller schoola as members. ——'
line, a gain of 35 yards. Amarillo's Christlan kicked goa . Score, 2 to The coaches and representatives of The talk ia now all about whether
ball on Abitene’s 23-yara line Hud-' ' the nine institutions represented. Abilene ran beat Paul Tyaon a Waco
gins smashed through left tackle for Christian kicked to Travis on the however, did adopt a code of playing Tigera. The engineer of this column
five yards. Hudgins wsnt sround nine yard line, who was tun out of | and eligibility rules before adjourn- 'tees not believe it. Neither does he
right sad Ifor tixten".min.nround bounds on the 21-yard line, Walker ment believe the Eogle, have .. good a
down. It was Amarillo's' bsll on kieked to Walter on the 36-yard line, Tho conference was called yester- team as the year they
Abllne. a.vard Une who returned it 10 yards. On the day with the followine institution, championship from the
Dsnisi *.2 4 > ’ . next play Walter went through right
oDaniewentin Lusby, Abllene • tackle for 4s yard and A touchdown,
tarown Ur en l"" Hudzins waz Score Abilene ”• Amariilo 0.
thrown for no gain. Walker went c. 2 . ..
• round left end, but wa. thrown for. .Christian kicked to Travis on th.
a loss of three yard.. Mudgins three, yard line, who returned it to
skirted right end fer a yard. Walker', the -yard Uno. The play was called
pass wan grounded bv gAp,ja it back, Abilene being penalized fir#
______________ . Was*AbU.B*rUH on her 8a 4 ..It yards for orfside. Christian kieked
waa Abilene', ball on the 28-yard in., somors kicked to Travia 6yard r, Dobbs on the 22-yard line, who
line aa (he first play started. Belters 50.9 ara J( He returned it 11 nthe i returned it to the 40-yard line, but
carried the ball one yard out of “ wrdAMariosreturn edn ILterot fumbled, Am.rilloreeov.ringthob.il.,
bound.- Walter., grabbing a lateral »g. “j am. w'|fc„‘ on..Apilene‛iThe quarter ended. Seore, Abilene
„... - Finnineout.. bounde: The 28"araaD°t ”■
waa Amarille'. ball on Abilenes 22- „ , FOURTH QUARTER
yard line. Hudgins skirted right W ela - te Dnhler “e em-
end, but waa thrown for a lore of pleted for nine yards. The next pass
— •7 The ball wa. fumbled was incompiete. Walker plunged
------------ Abilene recoverin. ' lour yard, for a firat down. Walker".
On a forward pass to Walter, to Bal- smith Went .round left end got pass was intercepted by Kincaid. It Brown,
tt'da'^i h’mL^y^::
Time out for Amarillo piete,. Sellers brushea riaht taekie Audgina gained1a yard
Smith took it out of bound. Ur l0T 21 yards and a first down. Abi- 1
no gain. Selers’ pM( h lene’s ball on Amariilo’ -yard line.
and he wa. downed for . jog, of 10 Walters pass t Smith was.com-
yard.. Seller, kicked from th- ‘4 pleted Ur 21 yarda. It wa. Abitene's
Une. It was Amarillo', ball on heri’ara lino to th. M ..m nil .Lx. ball •" Amarillo', five yard line.
ewn 20-yard line was run our or nenpndhn Seller, bit the line for two yards.
Walker failed to gain off right, (3B-yara iine. Abilene on. no»" Smith crashed through for two.
tackle. Walker f ambled on the next ized 15 varde for Epniw It na: Si
play. Berger recovering for Abilene. Amarinoz hall on Aipins, 4B yard *
It ... Abie... ball on Amarillo'. Hnc WAnerigon. "brien end f^r g
18 yard Une The play wa. ruled a 17 ark, Eingsn out 1, nduTaraires for Gray, substitution 1
lateral paaa, and waa returned to on t. 3.5 line rat. whoun Abilene. L .-----.----.---------—----------------
Amarillo'. pOssession on her own 18- wentonrthzoriianspotfoachMeyhe” Christian kicked to Walker, who it five yarde and M down on hie own .tote championship, she must not
--- - "n on ed Drotestine Trevi, returned ,5 yards to his own 35- 42 yard line. Th- —-= “ ----- *4- 4-----* “h**
yard line. Walker went around right 8eoret Abilene 44, Amarillo 0.
end for alx yarda. Walker hit left —■■ ■
tackle for elgkt yarde and a first The starting line-ups:
down. Travis' pass to Doebler is I Amarillo Pos.
completed for a gala of SB yarde. Nunn ............
Hudgins wormed off taekie for a , L. E.
yard. Time out for Amarillo. On a Larsen ................
Walker's pass
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