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—. — — Harlingen-.. .. — .—_ ... Romps -30___ Ob the Fence at Yale REAL PROMISE Walter Camp was one of the KICKS TALLY . heroes to have his BRUSHING UP SPORTS Pap _ —By first football J. LAWRENCE Brownsville High Eleven picture taken aa he sat with a Present Line football under his manly arm on Tigers Tight JUST W*aT Clicks Smoothly In Pictures of football the Yale fence. To Southwest Loop 1 WEiGMEV fCP' players seated on that dear old STARS AGAIN Beating Weslaco at fence have become a tradition Squad Old Ell. suchw photo- ' SOUTHWEST (By Staff Correspondent ) And today perhaps ABOOOiMt? WESLACO. Sept, 26. —Hashing are more than a tradition. Blocked Punts Result In T. C.‘U. 3, Louisiana 0. graphs PORT WORTH. Sept. 26—— tne a flock of 792 a surprisingly po.ished attack, For Yale has adopted The educated toe of Ben A. Sc M. 33, Southwestern 0. that 190-pound Brownsville high Screaming Eagles football systems this year QOUhOS Two Touchdowns j A. quarterback this Arkansas 13, Ozarks 6. straight. a hard-fighting Louisville State since their of a better man itcteo *K?ekz good dub 29. year will have to be Tiger machine here to- Rice 32. Sam Houston 0. on University With hard running backs click- than Prof. Einstein, or he will be S. M. U. N. T. Teacher* 0. day. The score came n the third // BY BEN EPSTEIN 13, behind the the fence all the time. ing good blocking quarter. PORT ARTHUR. Sept. 26.—Last Eagles knifed their way to three Let us suppose it is Oct. 17. Yale Mont St. Charles 2; Montana Louisiana, ranked as one of this season Port Arthur fans wondered touchdowns in the come to Chicago to play an 0. opening quarter has year's leaders in the Southern how their Yellow Jackets were de- University an old Ya.e with machine-like precision. After eleven schooled by uncovered a brilliant Western State 3; Colorado Col- conference, feated 7-0 at Harlingen. me first two markers, Coaca Alonzo A. Stagg. lege 14. hero, defensive fight, one that In three The mystery, if any. was cleared "Red" Yale has Chadron 25. Irvine began diluting ms It is the last quarter. of the four halted Texas for their edification here Satur- 0: Wyoming lme. quarters up team with substitutions and be- the ball on the Maroon 25-yard Christians' offense when a touch- when the Cardinals added insult Montana Mines 0; Utah Aggies 58 and the day fore the game was completed a* the score is nothing up down loomed, but the Louisiana to injury by again whipping the Northland College 9; Duluth are shouting. Teachers had used four complete tr.m Midway rooters eleven revealed little offensively. Jackets 12-6 on the Port 0. Arthur, 30. Three in First Quarter “Hold ’em, Chicawgo!" It was a rough battle. Louisiana home field. Seven thousand fans Ripon 0; Minnesota • • • The first and second i I suffered the loss when were out to what made the I Fort Benning 8; Georgia State greatest see Just roundly outplayed the What to Do? Captain Khoury, left tackle, was Cardinal click-and they saw. College for Men 38. inexpe- into a huddle. 7. rienced Weslaco team and the Yale goes removed from the game with bones Dutch Rektorik's boys ripped into Chattanooga 12; Oglethorpe that flat pass and fourth fquaa* held the “I'm going to call in his right arm broken. action and scored in the first five Southwestern 32; Delta State (third Friedman taught Panthers at bay. The BrownsvlUs that Coach Benny The game, ranked as the classic minutes of play. Waters blocked a Teachers 0. Booth. “It .1 dub reared three times m the us,” pipes up Albie or the southwest today, was wit- punt on the Jacket two-yard mark- Lambuth College 0; Freed Harde- er and man opening quarter, once in the second fool everybody." nessed by an estimated crowd of Jack Scheupbach plunged o (tie*. rumbles Pat and once in me third. The “Hold on. fellow,” five thousand who saw Jack Tor- over. New Mexico Aggies 33; New Mex- Eagles “none The plunged the extra pouu four out Sullivan, veteran fullback, rence. Louisiana guard, Valley aggregation’s second ! ico Normal 6. now. 260-pound of that new-fangled stuff touchdown came in the third ! of Idaho Washington of live times. * lead his mates in a superb defen- quar’n College 0; that ol line when Irvine's did not to Let’s have some of sive drive the first two quarters. Jimmy Lawrence cut loose with State 41. charges take Yale a series of runs The the air, ail of uieir football that Tad .Jones gave Late in the third period, Hinton dazzling driv? Whitman 7; Idaho 32. makmg gams It used to win in went straight down the field for 60# St. Califor- with line thrusts. The new line in the old days. tried another pass on the first Mary's 13; Southern win now.” yards and across the pay-off strinc material looked in 1899 and it can down, but it was grounded by Tor- j nia 7. good checking Hans an The Yellow Jackets scored In the the Weslaco attack. The Panther At this point Flygare, rence. Texas Christian lashed Louis- Santa Clara 2; Cr'ifomia 6. with: last minutes of play when they | backs had a hard end. breaks in iana's line for seven yards, leaving Olympic Club 0; Stanford Uni- time getting Booth, remember that blocked a Harlingen punt on the the line of “Hey, three yards to go for first down versity 0 (tie). past scrimmage that Charley Com- eight yard line. end-out stuff I and only one down to make it. Iowa State Teachers 19. Colum- Hie Eagles showed a promising That would be The game was greatly slowed up erford taught us? Then Boswell was pulled from his bia (Dubuque, la.) 0. set of hard running little backs it seems to me." by a heavy rain during the first a lulu right now. : tackle position, stepp?d back to tne \ Eau Claire Teachers 0. McAlis- in George Cabler. Trujillo, Villar- • • • half. The Cardinal line played sensa- Vines ter 27. real and Enns. All arc newcomers | 17-yard line, and after tional ball in spite of the fact they Irish interlude Woolwine received the snap-back St. Cloud (Minn) Teachers 7, to the backfiekl with the excep- Patrick Crow- were outweighed twenty pounds to Halfback Joseph a Hamline 13. tion of Trujillo, who broke into and placed It. kicked field goal Mgr! the man. become* impatient now. Through River Falls (Wls) Normal several of last ley I for the game’s only points. iOUE CU£T 6. years' games. Herby clenched teeth, he mutters: Carleton 8. Thomas looked better than ever A “Booth, you know good and QEtA,L_, College of Ozarks 6; Arkansas 13. at the pivot post. H. L. Yates, Ji* well none of that stuff will work. Tennessee Polytechnic Institute ana Miller Scanlan covered the re- CXKEfZ^ This is first down. Do you CARDS WHIP 7; University of 8outh 24. first string guard positions well. member what Coach Bucky O’Con- STEERS GORE Alabama 42; Howard 6. Escobar. Ross, Taggart and Sid what Frank nor told us about 1 // Washington and Lee 32; Hamp- Bennett turned in good jobs at used to call at Notre Carideo Ramil Tb« AuwuM Praa den Sydney 0- tackle as did Taggart, Escobar and in All R«UU bj Dame last year on first down High Point 6; Lunchbur*- 7. Washington at end. Let the backs REDS 7 TO 4 enemy territory'? COWBOYS 36-0 St Norberts 7; Oshkosh Teach- Smooth I'nit shift Send the lc” half ers 2. right. However it was not the mdi- through right tackle preceded by Northwestern College < Water- 26— j vidua’s that stood out in the lray to c the second- CINCINNATI. O Sept. a guard knock Longhorns Take To Air In town. 28.) 0; Beloit 12. —it the Notre i A ninth Inning rally that netted was team as a whoa*. The ary, What have we got Yankees Defeat Senators Hiwassee (Tenn.) 0; Bluefield HELEN HICKS to the Reds double wmgback system has to two runs failed help Dame men coaching us for. if Easy Victory Over College 0 (tie*. and dropped have timing and good blocking to we’re not going to i se Notre materially today they St. Mary’s of Winona, Minn 7; the first of the closing series go, and that was Just what the Dame plays?” Simmons U. game j Montana State Collr-e 7 (tie*. of the with the Cardinals' Eagles had. This smooth work waf Booth rubs his chin reflectively. Twice to Clinch Second season Louisiana State Normal 2; Cen- I TAKES TITLE 7 to 4. The Cards touched Larry particularly noticeable m *the fNak* Then: tenary 23. could AUSTIN. Sept. 26 —(APV- The — Benton for 14 hits. and second squads, but was »r» •Well. now. let’s see. We Spring Hill 53; Marion 0 Fried- University of Texas Longhorns, St. Lou s AB R H O A E parent even in the last two units. use that Michigan pass of I NEW YORK. 26. Chilocco Indian School Col- i of the south- Sept. —'T.ie, Base on bails: off Brown 1, Fischer 0 6; The fans ab kick when man’s but has been coach- football champions High. 3b 4 1 2 3 0 got ig Stagg Yankees climaxed their Met Star Defeat* Glenna lege of Emporia 34. and west conference last year, made spectacular 1. Weaver 2. Struck out: by Brown, Watkins, rf 5 0 1 4 0 0 M. de la Huerta. 90 pound quarter- ing in the Big Ten for years j Utah 6; Washington 7. • • their 1931 debut today with a 46 to drive of the weeks 1; Ruffing 4; Fischer 1; Weaver 2 Flowers. 2b 5 1 1 1 1 (V back. took the field to pilot the closing by de-1 Collett For U. S. West Coast Army /P>— Mancuso. c 1 0 0 4 0 0 The starting line-ups: played two years the many plavers. Virtually Series money at stake for each Chisox, Browns Ursinus 12; Lehigh 7. Travis first started the Mrs. Glenna Collett Vare's Clelbert. ss 4 12 12 0 Brownsville—34 Weslaco—0 versity of Kansas.... ! string second player, the two clubs battled all reign Rensselaer 0; Springfield 52. the Pair 1 0 0 3 0 Taggart . 1.E Brown, who spent three years I half with result that the afternoon. In making their success- I Split as national women's champion Hallahan, p.2 'Baltimore* V'Jlanova Barkley golf Loyola 0; R. Escobar where he Steers two touchdowns ful drive for second, the Yanks won .... LT ... Anderson •t Alabama Poly registered was 32. ST. ended today by Helen Hicks. a bit of football... and In three minutes. 13 of their last 15 games. Their start- LOUIS. Sept. 26— ,V>— The Totals. 37 7 14 27 9 0 Scanlan . LG . Stevens played wonder from Seton Hall 0: City College, New who The invaders *he ing pitcher going the In all St. Louis Browns defeated the Chi- 20-year-old golfing Cincinnati AB R H O A E Thomas . C . Goss “Cowboy” Elliott played fighting kept route York 6. one Ross a Steers from in except tilt. Vernon Gomez cago White Sox today in the second Island, who defeated the five- Crabtree, cf .4 1 2 4 0 0 . rg .... Sansing two years at Lehigh, winning scoring the first Long Miami 0: U. of 61. a 0 1 Pittsburgh Yates Fields, the for- and wpre scored on but achieved his 21st victory in game of double header 13 to 3, Heathcote. rf .... 4 1 5 0 . RT Simms letter_Ken quarter today’s time champion on the 35th green Cornell 0; Chicago 12. i r first game. Charlie won called after seven and a half in- i Strinn. 3b 4 0 1 3 1 0 Escobar . RF ! mer University of Illinois quar- once in the •lond. A group of Ruffing his the .Gown 16th in the of final round of the 35th an- Thiel 0; Fordham 28. Is still at West Point Steer substitutes turned the con- nightcap. nings because of darkness. The Sox Hendrick, lb 5 1 2 5 0 0 Villarreal QB Ross terback, nual tournament, two and one | Rhode Island Maine 7. First game— won the up 0 0 0 1 0 8; Geo. due to in 1933...Bill test into a rout in the final first game 5 to 4 Cucclnello, 2b .... 4 Cabler .... LH . Porter graduate period to " 60 AB R H play. 3 Ohio Northern 0 ;Army also one of of Washington— O A EI First game: Cullop. If 4 1 1 0 Trujillo. RH .... 8weeney Frentzel. Zuppke’s Three the Steer counters It was Myer, 2b .3 0 0 the closest final in 15 Hobart 0; New York U. 65. a 3 back at the were on 3 2 0 CHICAGO AB R H O A E Durocher. ss 3 0 0 5 5 1 Ed Enns FB Larmac boys, is No. made passes. Stafford and of Drexel 26. ■* Rice. If .3 1 3 3 0 years championship play and o 4 o n Moravian f; Point again this year ...Well, Fuhr. ends, grabbed two fr— Koy J Blue, lb 3 1 2 7 0 0 Asby. c 1 1 Brownsville substitutions—Ends— West, cf .4 0 0 4 marked the first time Mrs. Vare Carnegie Tech. 25; U. of Buffalo well! and Spinner Herb, who in the third and Wittman. 0 9, Norman, cf 10 0 10 0 Renton, p. 2 0 0 0 2 1 Wa ter Washington. Wilbur Wash- period Cronin, ss.4 0 had been beaten in the six times 0. at Medford. 0 1 2 0 Cissell. ss 6 1 1 5 3 1 Ford, z 1 0 0 0 0 0 ington. West. played five years reservp back, caught a Bankhead she Mickey Schrieber, Hams, o had the final round. I __ 0; La Salle school and two rf.%i 0 1 o o, Reynolds, cf.4 0 0 2 0 1 gained Brooklyn City College Thomas Glenn and Clarence La Mass., high toss near thp end of the game. The Miss Hicks Kuhel, lb.3 0 1 5 0 0 played the 35 holes 32 4 9 27 10 3 26. years at Colgate.. .Spinner will Cowboys would have the Lyons, p .. 1 o 0 0 1 0 Totals. Roche: tackles—Howard Frazier. stopped Biuege. 3b.4 0 1 0 2 1 in 163 strokes, six more than wo- Coast Guard Academy 32; Al-; be around for a while yet. too, Steers in the second but Jolley, rf 5 0 0 2 0 0 z—batted for Benton in 9th. C. Rodriguez. Hollis Waller, Barry quarter Spencer, ..3 1 2 7 0 ! men’s par, in the Phila- 7. Sullivan, 3b 4 0 defeating St. 020 110 003—7 bright and — graduating in 1933.. .maybe. for an offside penalty and 1 2 1 1 Louis Putegnat Roever; guards • • • Koy Hadley, p.2 0 0 0 0 delphia and her Catholic U Boston 26 u! Campbell, if 5 1 2 4 0 0 veteran gaining Cinc’nnati 000 002 002—4 7; College Harold Keller. Cotton Warner, then rammed across. Bankhead Marben < y, p.0 0 0 0 0 0 j fourth title of the year She pre- Crabtree. Cooper Union 0; Mass. State 50. he knows that play backwards. and Craig led a drive Kerr. 2b.5 0 1 4 4 0 Two base hits—Orsatti. Homer Fitch. Jr. and Mickle; cen- in the final Tischer. p.0 0 0 0 0 viously had in the Baltimore 51., Therefore the team must know it. Oj Tate, c 5 0 3 5 0 0 triumphed ! Stripp. Home run—Cullop. Stolen College 0; Lafayette teis—Chas. and Antonio period which netted a touchdown Manush. x .1 o 0 u Cooper 0 0 metropolitan, eastern and New Sacrifices— Middlebury 0; Columbia 61. too. with around Thomas, p 2 0 1 0 1 0 bases—Flowers. Stripp. Soto: quarters—Ceyanes. M de ia Craig going end for Weaver, p.0 0 0 0 1 r, I York state Rrchester 6. “About that Notre Dame shift. Wat wood, cf-lb... 2 12 10 0 championships. Hallahan. Heathcote. Double -lavs 3; Wesleyan Huerta and Carlos halls the marker. The other score was a ______j Delgado; In her victorious march through Rottor Ben- St. Bonaventure 0: Holy Cross 32 There is sofhe difference of opin- Howie. Texas —High Flowers to ley; —C. Pacheco, M. Trujillo John safety. center, block- Totals .31 2 7 24 7 2 the title she had unsuccess- 40. ion about its origin, but Rockne Totals. 43 5 12 33 10 3 sought ton. Durocher to Hendrick: Dur- Niagara 0; Colgate Cooper. Roy Bennett. Stroman and ing a punt behind the goal line. x—batted or Fishcher in 8th. three j to fully times. Miss Hicks dis- ocher to Benton. Bowling Green 0; Baldwin Wal- himself used say he got it • ST. LOUIS AB R H O A E l Hendrick. Stripp. Gerald Wigington; fullbacks -Bill of I don't think 4 1 1 2 0 posed the champions of two na- Durocher to Asbv. Left on base- lace 0. from Stagg. Nope. New York— AB R H O Schulte, cf 0 Barber, Ruperto oLya and Muntfc A E tions and one former American Colorado 27. i that one on a lb . 5 0 st. Louis 7: Cincinnati 9. Base on .‘ggies 6; Kansas you could work Combs, cf .4 0 0 2 0 0 Burns, 18 10 titleholder She defeated Enid Wil- Benton 3 Simpson 0; Iowa State 6. Stagg-coached eleven. Rice To Sewell. 3b .4 2 3 1 Goslin, if 5 0 0 5 0 0 balls—off Hallahan 6: Romps 1 0 i son. the British in the Defiance Hiram 0. champion, Struck out—bv Hallahan 4: Rentor. 19; “Now remember, men. Stagg is Ruth, rf.3 1 l 2 0 0! Kress. 3b 5 1 1 l 2 0 himself, and he 5 0 semi-final round yesterday and 2 Hit bv Hallahan Hope 0; Heidelberg 14. Have an old Yale man Gehrig, lb .4 1 in o 31 Melillo. 2b 1 7 1 0 pitcher—by Razorbacks like won from Marion Hollins. Santa f Duke 0; South Carolina 7. knows old style Yale football Chapman. If .4 0 0 1 1 n Bettencourt, rf ... 5 0 0 5 0 0 Asby). Wild pitch—Benton. Easy r Victory Cruz, Calif., national titleholder in ______B College i a book. We can’t pull any of that Dickey, c .3 0 0 7 1 0 Bengough, c.3 1 0 4 0 0 Washington 0; Maryland 1921, in the third round. 1*1 on a Stagg team. Let me think a Lary. ss *..3 2 1 3 1 0 Levey, ss 5 1 3 1 4 0 Close Call, 13-6 HOUSTON, sept. 26—rF—Co; \ » The final duel was n nerve Ferrell 22nd Win Manchester 7; Olivet 12. minute—” Lazzeri. 2b .4 0 1 0 5 o' Coonev, p 4 0 3 0 0 0 Cops Jack Meagher's Rice Owls wore match where —<#*v— Hillsdale 0. And while little Albie is think- : Gomez, p.3 i l 0 0 Ferrell, x 1 0 1 0 0 0 tingling neither was CLEVELAND. Sept. 26. 7; Chicago down Jim Jones’ Sam Houston ever more than ace hurl- Arnold Bates 2. FAYETTEVILLE. Ark.. Sept 26. ing the whistle blows and the! McNeely, xx 0 0 0 0 0 0 three holes ahead Wesley Ferrell. Cleveland 0; Bearkats. 1930 T I. A A. champions of the other. Miss er. won his 22nd of the Norwich Dartmouth 56. —iiP>—University of Arkansas Ra- score 0 to 0. Totals Stanton, .... Hicks and Mrs victory 6; game is over, .32 7 8 27 10 0 xxx 1 0 0 0 0 0 zorbacks 32 to 0 today. Vare the lead four season when the Tribe set Southwestern Tex- opened their 1931 football Boola Boola Bow-wow-wow! xxxx .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 trading times today University 0; Grimes, j season here The Owls used their most elemen- the down 7 to 3. in one as A. & 33. today with a 13 to 6 Washington . 101 000 000—2! Jenkins, xxxxx.... 1 0 0 0 0 0 during day. Detroit Only M.. tary formations victory over the of the rnd did most of New York 000 121 30x- 7 inning were the Tigers able to Westminster 6; Slip.>;ry Rock 0. College their damage with around 7. Ozarks. sweeps Two base hits—Gehrig. Rice. Three I Totals. 44 4 11 33 8 0 gather more than a single hit. Fer- Findlay 13: Case Chicago Wins One the ends. Thrasher showed to base 19 The Razorbacks rushed over two Jap hit: Rice. Stolen base: Larv I x—Batted for Bpngough in 11th rell slammed out a home run in Providence 0; Rutgers particular in touchdowns in the first half, while advantage running Sacrifices: Gomez. Rice. Left on! xx—Ran for Ferrell In 9th. the fourth. Boston U. 0; Williams 13. But Drops Another the ends, well inter- base; New Defeat the Mountaineers did not score following his York 7. Washington 5.! xxx—Batted for Levey in 11th. Aggies ! Detroit AB R H O A F Union 0: Vermont 7. CHICAGO. Sept. 26—Opt—Coach ference. ***** °u balls: until the last period. off Hadlev 4 Gomez xxxx—Ran for Stanton in 1th. Johnson, rf 5 0 1 0 1 0 North Dakota State 7; Minnesota Amos Alonzo Slang's and the Uni- Bert Mueller t -ned in a 26 -• Fischer 1. A Mountaineer fumble which yard Struck out: by Hadlev xxxxx—Batted for Coonev in 11th Crehringer. 2b .... 3 0 1 2 0 0 13. versity of Chicago's fortieth foot- dash for a touchdown: while Lee 6. Gomez 5. Weaver 1 Pirates 33 to 0 0 2 State 74. Arkansas recovered. » Hits: off Had Chicago 300 000 lfO 01—5 Koenig. 2b . 0 0 0 0 Alma 0; Michigan 30-yard pass ball team was goo enough to win Hammet contributed the ley 2 in 4 1-3. from Ledbetter to and the longest Marberry 6 in 1 2-3* St Louis 110 002 00*3 00—4 Stone. If 4 0 0 5 0 0 Bluffton 0; Wooster 12. Murphy the first of a doubleheader run—28 on a Fischer 0 line of game yards cut back off in 1. Weaver 0 in .... 0 45. plunging ac- j 1. Los- Two base hits—Campbc Cissell. Alexander, lb 4 1 1 5 0 Clarion 0; Allegheny Ledbetter, today from Cornel! college of Mt. tackle to a touchdown in the last ing pitcher: COLLEGE STATION. 26 — counted for the first Hadley Home Sept. Doijark cf . 3 2 1 4 0 1 West Virginia Wesleyan 0; Wash- Razorbacks' la.. 12 to but did not Second runs—Schulte. Campbell. Vernon, 0. minute of play. The Bearkats foueht game— Texas A. & M. launched their ss 4 2 3 & touchdown. j Stolen base—Blue. Double plays— Rogell. . 0 2 0 ington Jefferson 14. have quite enough left for the sec- hard but were exhausted the Washington- AB R H O A I9:i grid campaign here with State 0. Johnson, Razorback by E Cissell to Kerr to Blue 2: Lyons to today I Richardson. 3b ... 4 0 1 1 3 0 Waynesburg Penn end. paved ond encounter and was defeated by endless stream of fresh 2b . 4 1 l 3 3 a 33 to 0 over the way for the players 0 Cissell to Watwood. TriDle victory Southwestern Ruel. c 3 0 0 3 2 0 Lowell Textile 6; New Hampshire second touchdown Hillsdale. 7 to 0. play— Mich., college Meagher poured into the contest. rf.4 0 2 2 0 0 university. i Bridges, d 3 0 0 0 0 0 12. when he blocked Sewell’s or Manus,*VC«- Burns to Levev to Melillo. Left on punt The Iowa team gave the Maroons The Brarkats the Owls on if.. ] , 2 0 j Thrice in the second the Wake 37 the Mountaineer. played base—Chicaeo 9. st. Louis 9. Base period x-O. Walker .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Forest 0: North Carolina 30-yard line a workout for two but even West cf | good periods, j fairly term} the first three .4 0 0 1 0 0 Pirates braced themselves on their Colby 0; Broun 22. from which point a series of line in half and Cronin. on balls—off Thomas 1: Lvotts 1: weakened the last i quarters, but wilted in the last ss.4 0 0 l 5 0 one-half yard line and held the Totals. 33 3 7 24 9 Lebanon Georgetown smashes and a from Kuhel. Cooney 4. Struck out—by Thomas 1 Valley 0; pass Holmes Shalin and Wein went over for period, when lb.4 o 0 10 0 without Pirate to Karr Meagher’s charges o! *v Aggies gain. passing x—Batted for Bridges in 9th. | 25. accounted for the second Bluege. 3b .3 0 0 1: Lvons 2: Coor 3. Hits—off touchdowns. scored 20 points. 1 l o was on par with that of the Aggies, Cleveland AB R H O A E Shenandoah 0: George Washing- score. eleven Spencer, c Thomas 9 Fn 6 lnntnes: off Lyons The Michigan outplayed .3 0 0 4 0 3 the Southwestern team 51 4 10 53. The *> in 5 Wild gaining Kamm, 3b 12 0 ton Mountaineers scored in the from the start to fin- ®ro»n- P .1 110 10! innings. pitch--Thomas. thJ Maroons yards through the air while Bell's Porter, rf 3 2 1 3 0 0 Clarkson 0: Cornell 68. final period when, after an ex- the Fischer, p .1 0 Winning pitcher—Lyons. ish and scored in second period Stanford In Tie 0 0 o 3 men were 50 cf 4 1 2 3 0 0 West Va. of x picking up yards. Averin, Duquesne 6; University change punts, Arkansas drir. a from Mobily to Revnolds. STANFORD I’NIVERSTT" Cal. “W*** .1 o 0 0 0 0 on pass ! Clifford Domingue of Port Vosmik. If.4 116 0 0 14. 15-yard penalty coupled with a L Weaver. .0 Second game: I Sept. 26.—i.P'—Stanford University p 0 0 0 l o W. Franklin Butler 7. Chicago 000 201 00— 3 8 2 Arthur., W. Hewitt of Groes- Hodapo. 2b . 3 1 1 1 2 0 7; yard gain by Sewell and McCub- turned back three Olympic Club j beck and Ted Spencer of Gilmer, Connatser. lb .... 4 0 0 5 0 0 Westinghouse Tech (Pittsburgh) bins, the ball was in thrusts in the .33 3 5 24 11 0 St. Louis 302 710 Ox—13 16 0 placed posi- second half to keep Tptals led the c 4 0 0 6 1 0 0; Vincent 30. tion for Take* Opener x—batted for Fischer Frasier. Carawav and Aggie offensive. Hewitt Sewell, McCubblns to score. Army its goal line uncrossed and to earn in ith. Garrity; — slid off 0 2 2 3 0 Ohio Indiana 7. POINT. N. Y.. Sept. 26 j Hebert and tackle for 12 yards and a Montague, ss.3 University 6; WEST a scoreless tie with the club men Bengough. touchdown in the first . 3 1 1 0 0 0 Oklahoma University 10; Fresh- UPI—Army’S 1931 football juHjer- New York- AB R H O A E ! period. Ferrell, p here today. The collegians were. man 7. Tulane Beats Miss Into action today for j Combs, cf.3 2 2 srV 4T W Ww'W' Battering line thrusts by Domin- naut rolled on the offense. 4 0 1 season and helpless 3b gue. Spencer and McFadden ac- Totals_ 32 7 10 27 6 0 Mercer 26; Citadel 0. the first time this .4 1 1 6 1 Oi In 31-0 from; counted for three other Detroit .f. 010 200 00(1—3 Western Kentucky Teachers 6; Contest a struggling squad .* 1 1 0 0 3 | Monty-Wards and Aggie 1 crushed Tft touchdowns. Cleveland 500 100 lOx—7 Vanderbilt 52. NEW ORLEANS. Northern 60 to 0 Stolen rf .o o o i o o Sept. 26_MPV- Ohio Receipts Tulane found a rolled out from Gehrig, lb .4 2 3 4 0 0 Pel sTo Meet Two base hits—Vosmik. Kamm Milligan 7; Catawba 7 (tieI. stiff football op- Nine touchdowns SAN ANTONIO. Sept. 26—VP — in of the latest Chapman. If .4 o \ 2 0 0 Home runs—Ooljack, Ferrell. Left Randolph-Macon 7; Virginia 7. ponent the University of Missis- under the wheels Proceeds of the Brackenridge- has Dickey, c .2 117 0 0 HARLINGEN. 26—The on base—Detroit 7: Cleveland 3. Richmond 7; V. M. I. 0. sippi here today and was lucky to Major Ralph1- Basse Uvalde Senior school football Sept. California Defeats machine game Da,T. ss.3 o Base on balls—off Ferrell 4; Bridges South Dakota 6; Nebraska 44 hang up a score of 31 to 0 before and though the to j 3 j i Montgomery-Wards and Port built on the plains amounting about 6300 was stolen Indiana a rain 2b .4 0 0 0 2 0 Isabel Pelicans will clash on 2. Struck out: bv Ferrell 4; Bridges Central 0; Wabash 21. frightened crowd of around was gallant but negli- from the office safe at League Santa Clara 6 to 2 opposition j park Ruffing, p .4 i 2 0 0 her* 1. King College 0; Virginia Poly- 12.000. in which half a a few hours after the Mo-Pac diamond at 3 gible. the manner the fame last 0| BERKELEY. Calif.. Sept. 26—*Jf”> technic 33. aboiu p. m. Sunday for the Valley The old Miss squad gave a great dozen Cadet backs romped night. Totals —The University of California foot- line .33 8 12 27 ~4 ~2 amateur baseball championship Maryville 0; Tennessee 3. exhibition of defensive football, behind a powerful ball team came the Gents Victorious the field Washington . 002 001 000—3 through in Ole Miss 0; Tulane 31. but lacked offensive HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL The Monty-Wards have been power and .. last was very impressive. I New York 014 000 12x—8 quarter today to defeat the SHREVEPORT. La Sept. 26.— /P reserve In times in the, San Jacinto (Houston' burning uo the independent strength. the first half scored three 0: Nacog- base hit: Ruth. I University of Santa Clara. 6 to 2. football eleven ran AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Army ..Two Three base circles while the Pelicans won —Centenary's the Mississippians fought a and twice ir. doches 0. hit: Santa good third Gehrig. Home run: Manush. Clara scored her two up against the strong State Normal St. Paul 5; Milwaukee 4. and held period the Orangeev^ Memphis 0: 73. the Valley Amateur League fight Tulane scoreleee while Pampa Facrifices: Sewell. Lary. Double olav. points in the third period when college team from Natchitoches Columbus the other quarter Ball (Galvestom pennant from Rio Hondo. 1; Indianapolis 2. in second quarter. But in the Ohioans never 13; Humb’*’ 0 Cronin. Myer and Kuhel Left on Shaldach was thrown for a here and had Jnd Black Jemeyed j 17-yard j today plenty of Toledo 1; Louisville 6. last half foot- 1 they played Harlingen 12. port Arthur & bMe<; New York A A A AAA Joas. ragged the Cadet fotl* j 1 .Wa&tuogtoa — ... ■1 J __ to 23 to threatened «.] »i .■ Ixisbfitos .wift & w,. Mlnprapola 5; Kansas City «, I bell filled wild tumble- 4