Roughs Move Sixty Aggies Expected Friday To 1st Place Tulsa, Dkla., Aug. 31—CP)—The Beaumont Roughnecks advanced into first place here last night as they blasted the Tulsa Oilers for For Start Of Football Practice 20 hits to score 16 runs to the home team’s 6, moving into first By FRANK N. MANITZAS Other things which TU says men of the squad with three let­ . place. Battalion Sports Editor it needs to win are to develop its ters, and guard Charles Milam. At the present time Hayden Fry, ® inexperienced halfbacks, achieve Other returning lettermen include who will be working towards his Oklahoma City, Aug. 31—(TP)— Tomorrow on football fields all better balance in its ground game, ends Frank Fischel, Jack Richards, fourth letter, Larry Isbel, and Bob A twice-tied Texas League game over the nation and especially in and improve its kicking game, Marvin Stendel, and Pat Summer- Reid will be hustling for the man- ended after 10 innings last night the , football and, of course a better deal from all, tackles George Eckert, Dave under-position. Team Captain with Shreveport on the important will be underway. Lady Luck than the one which it Hanner, Travis Simpson, and Fred Frank Boydstun at fullback, Stan­ of a 4-2 decision. At A&M, the Aggies will begin received last year. Williams. ley Williams at left end, Walter Shreveport put a knot in iKe at 9 a. m. with another workout ★ SMU ★ Returning guards include Buddy Bates at offensive guard, and score in the sixth, went ahead '2-1 scheduled for 4 p. m., following the Brown, Don Reiderer, and Jack Steve Dowden at offensive in the eighth, but the Indians made usual practice of two workouts At Dallas, 65 Mustangs will re­ Rushing, center Harold Stockton, are the regular starting holdovers. it all even in the bottom of the each day such as is performed port to new Head Coach H. N. Don Logue, Jim Usually a team with 20 letter- frame. The Sports got two runs 'in throughout the conference. Rinehart, and Charlie Temple. Starting tomorrow at A&M and at the other Russell tomorrow where they too men won’t be classified as inex­ the 10th. the intrasquad games played during spring train­ will participate in the twice-a-day • Southwest Conference schools is King Football, ing. Jim Dpbbyn (42) tackled Lary, while the Sixty men are expected to re­ At the backfield posts are half­ perienced, but the Baylorites claim with sixty players expected to be trying for person in the center trying to get out of the port for play at A&M with all of workouts until the opening of backs Joe Dugan and Sammy Furo, many are injured and may not be Dallas, Aug. 31—(A3)—Hurler Joe berths on the Aggie squad. Leading interference way is End Coach Dog Dawson, who was acting last year’s lettermen, with the ex­ school. halfbacks Ray Parks and Buddy ready in time. Presko of Houston put a brake on for is Don Pfefferkorn during one of as an official for the game. ception of six who graduated, plus Already claiming injuries and Rogers, and fullbacks Baldridge Summing it up; the Southwest the Dallas Eagles’ drive toward added assistance from last year’s with the graduation of a large and Louie Schaufele. Conference is beginning a year in a play-off position in the Texas freshman ranks and ineligibles. of their regulars, SMU ★ Baylor ★ which the majority of the teams League race by stopping the Eagles Among the returnees is Andy seems to have a long way to go if will be stronger and already two 6-1 here yesterday. Hillhouse, who should be one of it is to finish as high in the na­ It’s a re-building job at Baylor. teams—TU and SMU—have gained « Mize’s Two Homers Gain the top candidates in the league tion and even conference as many That’s the task which will con­ national recognition and are rank­ Fort Worth, Tex., Aug. 31—(TP) for all-conference honors at the are predicting. front the third new coach in the ed high among the top ten. —San Antonio’s Missions won a end position. He sparkled as a Karo Kyle Rote will be the big conference—George Sauer. With At a glance the SWC teams will doubleheader from the Fort Worth sophomore in ’48 but was not in the graduation of All-Conference win the greatest margin of its in­ Cats here last night, 16-11, and school during the ’49 season. His gun with the Ponies and is the Yankees AL First Place only man on squad to have been quarterback Adrian Burk, Baylor tersectional tilts, and maybe, up to 2-0, to knock the Cats from the height (6’2”) and weight (220) is also faced with the problem of three teams will be playing in Texas League lead for the first will help him along his way. a regular for the past New York, Aug. 31—(A1)—Pow­ Mize blasted a pair of homeruns, son broke a 3-3 tie in the first two seasons. Others who have finding a suitable player who will bowl games at the first of the time since early May. The second ered by the big bat of Johnny Mize, one in each game. His first round- game and gave Tom Ferrick his The question which must be gained two letters at SMU include be ready for conference play as a year. game went 10 innings. New York’s defending champion tripper started Bob Feller on the eighth victory of the season. solved for the Aggies is the same Co-captain Bobby Collier, Neal Yankees soared into first place in road to his 10th defeat of the sea­ Cleveland dropped into fourth as that on four of the other Franklin, and Bob Vann, tackles; the seething American League race son. His second, and 15th of the place, a game and a half behind the SWC campuses—who will be the Bill Richards, halfbacks; Sam yesterday by sweeping both ends campaign, came with a man on base Red Sox, who topped the Chicago quarterback ? Wood, center, and Bill Sullivan, of a doubleheader from the Cleve­ and gave Lefty Ed Lopat more White Sox, 6-1, in Boston. Gardemal First end. land Indians, 4-3 and 3-0. than enough runs to register his Red Sox 6, White Sox At the present time, Dick Garde­ Players with one letter and pro­ 1'he Yankees’ twin victories for­ fifth straight triumph over his bable lettermen in the coming sea­ ces a complete revision in the first Cleveland cousins. Boston, Aug. 31—CP)—By scor­ mal, who last year directed the MORE MONEV ing four unearned runs in the Cadets to a 27-27 tie with SMU, son are Johnny Chapipion, Pat division. New York took the lead Mize also collected a couple of Knight, Gene Roberts, H. N. Rus­ from Deti’oit, which had a twi- third Boston's Red Sox, registered is in the top spot, having a year of line singles, missed a third homer their 15th victory in their last 16 experience behind him. sell, Jr., Henry Stollenwerck, I. Specials for Thurs., Friday & Sat. - Aug. 31 - Sept, 1 & 2 night doubleheader on tap in Wash­ by the narrowest of margins, and D. Russell, and Fred Benners, ington, by one game. games yesterday, a 6-1 decision Sophomores Ray Graves and Dar- drew a walk in the eighth inning over Chicago. The Chicagoans com­ backs; Herschel Forester, guard; The Tigers had been on top for of the first game that eventually rbw Hooper and Gardemal’s class- Dick Hightower, center; Charles No. 3 Diamond Tall Can 81 consecutive days, since June 10. mitted three errors in Boston’s became the winning run. four run third inning. Perry, tackle; and Ben White, end. A pinch single by Tommy Hen- Cubs 6, Dodgers 5 ★ Rice ★ Tomatoes...... 10c Carnation Milk...... 12c rich in the eighth inning follow­ Consolidated ing walks to Mize and Billy John- Chicago, Aug 31—CP)—Walt Rice Institute will be stronger Diamond No. 300 18 Oz. Dubiel scored the first victory of than everyone thinks, mainly be­ his career over the Dodgers yes­ cause of its experienced backfield. With linemen comparable to right Pork & Beans . 3 for 23c Post Toasties...... 25c Battalion terday as the Cubs beat Brooklyn Eleven Begins 6-5. Dubiel needed help in the tackle Paul Giroski, 6’ 5” and 235 No. 303 ninth from relief Bob pounds, the Owls should do all Pillsbury—9 Oz. and shortstop Roy Smalley right. SPORTS Rush put down the Brooks after With some 56 gridsters expect­ Del Dixi Hominy ... 5c Hot Roll Mix...... 29c Practice Friday they had scored two runs on Dub­ ed to be fighting for berths start­ TUBS., AUG. 31, 1950 Page 3 No Limit iel. Smalley made a diving catch ing tomorrow at Rice, Head Coach Franco American— Oz. The A&M Consolidated Ti-*- of Gil Hodges’ liner with the bases Jess Neely isn’t feeling as sure gers will be on the move again loaded and two out in the ninth. as he was last year, for the heavy, Sugar...... 5 lbs. 46c Spaghetti. . . . . 2 for 25c Giants 4, Pirates 0 hard-hitting line which made the tomorrow when workouts be­ Blue and Gray the fifth team in Heinz—1 Gallon gin in Tiger Stadium. Pittsburgh, Aug. 31—(A5)—Sal the nation is gone. Top Kick Maglie fashioned a five- shut­ Rice will still have a hig line Head Football Coach Othel out last night as he pitched the White Vinegar...... 65c Chafin has nine returning letter- with the tackles, guards, and cen­ Dog Food...... 3 for 2§c New York Giants to a 4-0 win over Harry Stiteler ters all weighing over 200 pounds Heinz—Gallon men, seven of which were starters the before 7,794 Head Football Coach last season. Last year, the Ma- and the ends weighing in on an fans—one of the smallest night average of 190 pounds. ioons finished in second place in crowds in Pirates history. Cider Vinegar...... 75c Sugar Crisp . . . 2 for 25c 1 he district with a 7-1-1 record. mate Delmar Sikes are the other With Vernon Glass, who should This year may be a different Braves 9, Reds 4 candidates filing for the man un­ be one of the best in the con­ Large All Brands story for the Tigers who are in Cincinnati, Aug. 31—OP)—Vern der job. ference this season, in the man- a new district. Coach Chafin says Bickford Easils won his 17th game On the ends, the Cadets, will be under position, the Owls will be Kleenex...... 21c Flour...... 5 lbs. 43c that he doesn’t know how the team of the season yesterday, 9 to 4, as redeiving support from the only one of the best controlled clubs in will stack up this year, since they the Hostoh Braves pounded (lincjn- two-year letterman at this posi­ that spot. Last year, Glqss led Miracle Whip are” in the ‘ hew district. natti for 15 hits, mcliid- tion—Cedric Copeland, previously the Feathered Flock to a thrilling Jewel, Crustcne or Mrs. Tucker’s 17-15 victory over Texas Long­ Returning lettermen are full­ mg three homers. mentioned Hillhouse, Dorbandt Barton, Jaro Netardus, Cotton horns. Salad . . qt. 59c backs Gayle Klipple and Roland Tigers 10-2, Senators 3-3 Shortening...... 70c Jones; quarterback George Johns­ Hill, and newcomers Jerry Cross­ In the backfield, look for Billy Peter Pan—12 Oz. ton; halfbacks Bobby Williams and Washington, Aug. 30—CP)—De­ man, Walter Hill, Charles Saxe, Burkhalter, Sonny Wyatt, Rex Dixie Colored Jerry Leighton; guards Jack Bur- troit rallied for three runs in the and Roy Bush. Proctor, and George Glauser while chard and Royce Rogers; tackle ninth inning to snare the second Two year lettermen on the tackle linemen Lee Stonestreet, G'ene Lit­ Peanut Butter...... 29c Oleo...... 1 lb. 27c Eddie Guthrie; and end Billy Rich­ game of a twilight-night - posts include Tuck Chapin, Mick­ tle, Ike Neuman, Glenn Walls, Bob ards. header from Washington last night, ey Spenser, Dwayne Tucker, and Winship, Giroski, Frank Allen, and Hunt’s—8 Oz. 10-3. The Senators won the first members with one-letter Russ Hu- A. L. Houghton top Rice pros­ Heinz Expected to report for fall train­ pects. ing tomorrow include backs Dave game, 3-2, in 11 innings. deck, and Sam Moses. Among the Tomato Sauce . . 3 for 21c Bonnen, Luzon Beaucamp, Jimmy Phillies 9, Cards 8 newcomers who should show pro­ ★ TCU ★ Ketchup...... 25c Othel Chafin mise include Bobby Dixon, Jack Bond, and Joe Motheral; guards St. Louis, Aug. 31—(A5)— A Dan Williams, Thomas Wade, Ken-^ A&M Consolidated Coach Little, Alvin Langford, T. K. Ni- TCU’s Head Coach , Diamond pinch double by Dick Whitman and land, Harvey Smith, and Durwood who is beginning his 17th year jieth Worsham, and Don Royder; a long fly by Jimmy Bloodworth centers Bobby Smith and Pinkney Scott. with the Horned Frogs as football MARKET brought in three runs in the ninth coach, will start tomorrow with Dill Pickles...... pt. 19c Cooner; tackles Melvin Free, Don inning to give the Philadelphia Greiner, Molberg—Again Jasmine Burchard, Bob Barlow, James TC Footballers 58 players. Broken down they num­ Phillies a 9 to 8 triumph over Max Greiner and Carl Molberg ber nine ends, 12 tackles, 12 La Mirada—Colossal or Jumbo Johnston, and David Carroll; and the St. Louis Cardinals last night. ends Jimmy Richards, Bill Blakely, are almost sure cinches for the guards, five centers, six quarter­ Bacon.... . lb. 59c Freddie Lenz, and Dick Frend. guard positions which they ably backs, six fullbacks, and eight half­ Ripe Olives...... 39c Begin Practice held last year, but if needed one- backs. Heart O’ Texas year award winners Elo Nohavit- The Purple’s line will average Dole—No. 2 zas,. Murry Holditch, and W. T. around 199 on offense and 204 on Abilene, Tex., Aug. 31 — Goode Scores Rush will be available. Fryers.... . lb. 65c (/P) — Texas conference defense with the respective back- Starting on offense at center will lields averaging around 190 and Sliced Pineapple . ... 27c football comes of age this be either Hugh Meyer or Bob Bates Tally 182. Stew Meat. . lb. 39c 250 Count Bryan Z'Svffl fall, since this will be the although Jimmy Flowers could give Along with the 24 lettermen re­ twenty-first season of play both considerable trouble if he turning are tentative starters Longhorn for the state’s second oldest league. gets down to work. Flowers guard Tom Evans, fullback Bobby Kitchen Napkins. 2 for 5c TODAY thru SAT. outweighs Bates five pounds and Six schools issue equipment to­ For Red Skins Meyer 17 pounds. Jack Floyd, and halfback Malvin day and begin practice sessions Fowler who have yet to play var­ Cheese.... . lb. 45c 4% Oz. Flowers is also used some on She understood as only a woman can- Friday morning. They are Abilene Dallas, Aug. 31—(AP) — sity ball. The TCU team will be Armour’s Star Baby Beef giving all for the man she loved.! Christian College, Austin College, defense along with James Fowler young and in the backfield—weak, Tomato Puree . . 6 for 25c The old pass master, ancient and Bates. Howard Payne, McMurray, South­ , creaked off with the departure of Lindy Berry western University and Texas Two-year letterman Charley and Jack Archer. Sirloin Steak . ... lb. 89c Charmin A&I. the bench and pulled one out Royalty and Glenn Lippman will Replacements for the above will Young—3 to 4 Pounds McMurray enjoys the same role of the fire last night for the alternate at left halfbick, while probably come from Team Cap­ Toilet Tissue . . 4 lor 23c it played in 1948 and 1949, that of Washington Redskins. He sparked the right halfback position will be tain Red Marable, and Charlie defending champion, but the his­ ?.h 80-yard drive with decided between Charley McDon­ Jackson, who is co-captain. The big Turkey Broilers. . lb. 60c tory books shows that it wasn’t three minutes to go to bring the ald, Buddy Shaeffer, and Billy thing which the backfield can always so. Howard Payne holds Redskins a 28-24 allout offensive Tidwell. Connie Magourik up from boast of is more speed. the biggest number of champion­ decision over the youthful, ebullient the Fish team, may be used some Dan Wilde, Johnny Dunn, and - DRUGS ships. The Yellow Jackets have in a National Foot­ on defense, if he shows the form Texas Class A high school sprint won nine titles and shared in two ball League exhibition. demonstrated near the end of last champion of ’48 Bobby Harding - PRODUCE - Giant 79c Size other flags. Sam tried to ram it over but can provide the speed which will Behind Howard Payne is Mc- pouldn’t make it in two tries. So The puting duties will again fall be needed by the Frogs. Halo Shampoo ... 59c Saturday Prevue Murry with two outright titles he turned it bver to Texas A&M’s Carrots... 2 bunches 13c (1948 and 1949) and half of the to Yale Lary who last year fin­ Summarizing, TCU will have Bob Goode, who slashed across for ished high among the conference good manpower and fair exper­ 59c Size 11:00 p.m. 1947 flag (divided with Hardin the winning touchdown. College, now Midwestern Univer­ punters, and Shaeffer and Hooper ience which Coach Meyer will try will probably do the point-after­ to tie in with his new formation, Potatoes...... 5 lbs. 27c sity)- Texas’ passed for Colgate Toothpaste . . 39c three and Southern touchdown booting. the T-wing, which may help the ■h/lMccss Frequently a doormat and now once more a threat, Austin College Methodist’s kicked a A sure cinch at fullback is All- Christians live up to expectations. Yellow Onions. . 2 lbs. 9c Redskin—Sizes 5, 7, 8 is the only other school to gain field goal to give Detroit a 24-21 Conference contender , ★ Arkansas * two unshared championships. lead early in the fourth period. who, if he doesn’t get hurt, may Rubber Gloves 39c Southwestern has taken one out- prove to be the best back in the High in the Ozark Hills, the Harry Gilmei*, the Alabama Razorbacks will be getting the Crap es...... 2 lbs. 25c right title (the first flag at stake, great, had done most of the pass­ conference. Giant 89c Size in 1927) and shared in another. split-T down pat for the rest of ing for Washington up to that time, ★ TU ★ the conference foes with 47 can­ Abilene Christian shared top spot with two of his shots bringihg Green Beans... 2 lbs Vaseline Hair Tonic . 69c three times. touchdowns. For the seventh time in the didates available for the eleven Texas A&I is the only present last ten years, the Texas Long­ positions. member that has not won at least Then Baugh put on a show for New Head Coach Otis Douglas THAM W 'M/ the home folks. The old Texas horns have been picked to win the f&fhp /BMA* a share in a championship, but the SWC title, but this time they seem who coached . the Philadelphia Javelinas joined the conference only Christiah star now in his four­ to have a clear road unless . . Well, Eagles the year that the pros last season. teenth season of professional foot­ one never knows. stomped the All-Stars, 38-0, at Air ball unfurled his buggy-whip arm Soldiers’ Field, will be using pro and pitched a 19-yarder to Bill The Orange and White will be­ type defense—no one more than Conditioned Dudley on the Detroit one-yard gin stomping in the grass tomor­ six feet behind the line of scrim­ line. Then came the final score. row and Coach will mage—and a man-to-man cover­ for DYEF*S'FU & 5TO RAG EH ATT EPS A crowd of 50,000 saw the game be looking for the same man as age. played in the Cotton' Bowl for Coaches Harry Stiteler, Otis Doug­ Arkansas boasts of a heavy team Comfortable moricciri the benefit of charity. las of Arkansas, George Sauer of and a speedy one. Baylor and Dutch Meyer of TCU. Shopping Washington ... 0 14 7 7—28 Joe Baldridge and Lewis Car­ Detroit ...... 7 7 7 3—24 Leading the field for the man penter will be hustling to replace on to work the T for the Steers is the hole left open with the de- Washington scoring: touchdowns , who didn’t even partm-e of Geno Mazzanti and Hot Days — Goodnight, Taylor, Dudley, letter last year. Of the other 55 Leon “Muscles” Campbell. Bob —College Station Representative— | Goode. Points after touchdown— candidates on the Forty Acres, Griffin is also expected to fit in j Dudley 4. , transfer from Tyler with the split-T at the center post LOUPOT S TRADING POST Detroit scoring: Touchdowns— Junior College, and T. Jones, star j unless Jimmie Smith, a junior COULTER DRIVE AT HIGHWAY 6 Box 2, Hafen. Points after touch­ quarterback while at Childress, will j pushes him out down—Walker 3. Field goal—Walk- also be hustling for the position At right halfback will probably OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK—8 - 8 CLOSED ON SUNDAY’S FROM X - 4 P.M. ! er. vacated by Paul Campbell. I be Ross Pritchard, one of the two