W •*** » ******.. ‘The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION — ——-— Jamerson Stars as Rice Defeats Texas by 6-0 Score LOU HASSELL Ponies Kick Indiana 27 to 0 in Sensational Contest FROGS DEFEAT -X ft SHiftfcS ALSO rw y v~wjir w w ^ TECH 26 TO 0! Defeat _ Get§ STRONG Middies i Football Results I S. M. U. SCORES Valley Major BOUTS Falls as Dick Tournaments Small College Puts Up Good1 rradition __________________________ Golf Princeton 31-0 (Special to The Herald.) Over SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Rochester (Minn.) Juior College Game Against Champs Plunges Ljne ON 1ST. PLAY HARLINGEN. Oct. 25 —The Rio ARE CARDED Arkansas 13, Aggies 0. 7; Mankato Teachers 0. Grande Valley has stepped out and Of For Tally S. M. U. 27. Indiana 0. Mayville Teachers In Good Tilt Southwest 1 Only 0; Dickinsor obtained two o! the states major Rice 6. Texas 0. Normal 25. golf events for next year and it Centenary 7. Baylor 2. to Eveleth Junior 24; Duluth State Hearon Sprint* 90 Yarda hopeful of playing host to anothei Light Heavy Champion U. 26. Texas Tech 0. N. J , Oct. 25—tJP- oct. 25— awThe T. C. Teachers 0. PRINCETON, FORT WORTH. Oct. Houston, of equal calibre. Meat Poulos Sophomore eleven of Pice Institute Standings Winona To Touchdown On the Monday —A Navy football team, which had imart. detersive football as Pet. Teachers 0; St. Cloud Brownsville will be site of th' Playing smashed a tradition of deleat almost Team W.I*T. Teachers 13. 1931 tournament of the Women-.' been defeated by Notre Dame and v.ell as fighting courageously, tha and down- T C. U. 2 0 0 1000 Kick-off At Harlingen as old as the school itself Texas Golf and Har 2 10 .667 Bucknell Western Association, Dulte, came to Palmer stadium to- Texas Tech Matadors. sadly handi- ed the powerful and favored Texas Arkansas . Fresh, 48. 1 0 .500 0. lingen will entertain the Texa.' capped in weight, experience and the Institute's ancient . 1 Maryland Fresh, and made football history at ■ day University, Professional Golfer s Association. It the of . 0 0 1 A00 numbers, held Horned Froga and perennial conquerors. 6 to 0 Mississippi. 0; Chicago, 0 (tie). JR. to Tha Herald > the of Princeton by defeat- 0 0 1 .800 BY GAYLE TALBOT. will be the first time either event fSpaetal expense Texas Christian University to the .here today. A fumble by a Texas . Western Maryland, 40; Loyola. Pres* Writer 0 1 0 .000 Associated Sport* has been held this far south. HARLINGEN. Oct. 25-Ftrst class ing the Tigers, 31 to 0. low score of 28 to 0. At no time JIT back, Craig, on his own one-yard . <Md> 7. Oct. 25- A*,—A red 0 2 O .000 DALLAS, big 1 If possible, the touring profes- la assured fans this No team but Yale has downed did the contes’ assume the aspect of line, brought the Longhorns their re- wrestling Valley Kalamazoo, 12; Albion. 27. to*m from Indiana University sionals who a rout, and the of the first loss of season their first compete in the Texas champions the in a introduction to week by Jim Heslin. who has ar- the Tiger by a score of 31 to 0. and 1 45. ceived crushing at San Antonio Southwest conference had to battle conference game. Centre. 7; Northwestern, Open in February TEXAS HIGH SCHOOLS Southwest conference football before 1 ranged two strong cards, one to In- Yale, say Princeton men. has not I for yard. Urstnus, 21; Susquehanna. 0. will be induced to come on down every It was In the fourth quarter when Christi 25.000 fans in Fair Park bowl here clude a the feat since the was the Aransas Pass 7, Corpus to Harlingen to battle for a set of championship battle. accomplished Spearman outstanding the blow fell on the Orange. A 45- Maryland, 20; V. M I., 9. today. 90 for the al- Academy 7. i cash prices. Hugh Niclwds. present light j gay s. g-.ound gainer afternoon, yard was muffed by Craig and on in the seconds punt Central (Ft. W) 0, Amarillo 28. Rochester, IS; Kenyon, 6 Scored opening heavyweight champion of the world, i Princeton never had a chance t' I though Harlos Green, Paul Snow Lou Hassell, a Rice lineman, snatch- c! bewildered a a. ^ ^ San 6, Spring 6. Pern play, by passing will meet Oeorge Poulos. the Ken- win while Navy varied w ith and one or two others took a prom- It Angelo Big Colgate, O; State. 0. ^ | today ed up. 38. attack of which they had no prev- Greek, at inent In the 319 McAllen 0. Houston .Reagan; Tulane, tucky Harlingen Monday a rush and looked better as the part gathering yards Seaman 28; Georgia Tech, 0. ious conception, and outclassed, the and Quarterback Squyres Eastland 20, Brownwood 9. night will defend his title game went along The winner? registered on plays from scrimmage Urbana Hcosiers went down before South- struck the Texas line drad at cen- Jac. (Ho.i 1.9 Pon Arthur 6.i University, 30; Ohio against Pat O’Brien at McAllen 20 first downs to three for throughout the game Spearman oan ! scored ter for half a and Dick Jamer- School ern MeBhodist University* clock- made both of the first two yard, Pampa 77, Plainview 0. for the Deaf, 7. COOPER Wednesday night the losers and gained in rushing touchy 0. LEADS son, who did not start the game, like eleven. 27 to The wild Fox. former downs. In the first, five minutes, Virginia Poly. 20; 19. “Cyclone’’ plays 303 yards to 62 for Princeton tried It. Once he faded; but then, Davidson, Charlie Hesron. chunkv little Pony Dallas fireman, will with the which time the white mach- Sam Houston reactor* 21, tangle during with the bafl only half a yard from Eaai| Colgate, 40; Penn State, o. halfback, chilled the invaders on popular Jim Coffield of Kansas City ine rolled 40 varda straight down Texas Teachers 0. wliat turned out to be victory's Jchn Hopkins. 7; 6. the opening plav of the game, when In the semi-final on the Harlingen Defeats the field, he climaxed the drive by J- C. Swarthmore. Trinity he over. Brownsville J. C. 63, Edinburg he received the kickoff on hi* own IN GOLF MEET ground smashed Rider, 7; Lowell card The two are w-ell matched cm Howell s end for seven resting Textile. 0. i , ngt yards even Texas Stunned 0. j Bucknell. 23. Gettysburg, 6. 10-yard stripe and romped an The “Cyclone’ has a veteran's ex- St. Edwards 13-7 and the touchdown Green missed Stephen F. Austin 18, McMurry 90 yards for a usuchdown. A wave and but Coffield i the A few minutes later the Texas, stunned at the turn of for- Hillsdale. 13, Alma, 14. perience training AUSTIN, on. 25- Jp)—Making a goal. college 24. Ohio. of interference got him by the first A! Comes Second headlock hold abihtv will equalize srocky sophomore took a short wide tune. resorted to a spectacular pass- 37. Miami. 6 Espinosa belated driva near the end of the Alabama 12; Vanderbilt 7 0*uo State B Indiana tackier*, after which he their chances in the ring Fox u m the flat zone and made * ing attack. Just as the last whistle 25; Hirsm. 0 fourth quarter. Trinity Universe pass Wake Forest Mercer 0. weaved over to the sideline and In Salt Lake of the school of har3 fighting mat j 17-ysrd run the side* blew the Orange was in striking dis- 21; Drexel, 6; City College. N Y.. 18. City of Waxahachie defea*ed Saint Ed pretty along scudded across the goal without be- men and enters the thi line over the line Green boot- 33; Auburn 7 Drake. ring with ■ goal tance, Biby, a sub. having raced with Georgia 13; Missouri. 14. w’axds University this afternoon !' gt ing touched Tournament idea of His action is a Joy : fci that to make the score 11 ■ a pass 60 yards before being brought University of North Dakota 14: % Wisconsin, 6; Purdue. 7. working goal to see came out of the ! to T The Saints scored ear’v in down on the North Dakota State 7. Sewed tp Coffield Institute's 15-yard Alabama, 12; Vanderbilt. 7. l __ mid-west recently to win the ac- tha second r»nod and maintained Cv Lelar.d went tnto the game fl stripe. Nebraska 53. Montana State 7. Wake Forest. 21; Merrer. 0 After that there wa* never any B/ OTIS J. QISEY claim of Bouth Texas fane who like i the lead until near tha and after before the ended and ■ The Longhorns have been regard- Kent Normal 0; Ashland 0. Georgia. 39; Augurn. 7. doubt of the result. Calling on Just quarter Associated Press 5ta*{writer his work. He has showm several Trinity had failed to make it? remained m for about, ten minutes. fl ed as possessed of legitimate cham- Capital 13; Ohio Northern 6 Kutitown Theaters, 6; Carlisle their tricky game, the Meth- passing SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 25-* t hints in the headlock line that points after touchdown following Dunne that time he lead a short 33 M pionship hopes and Rice as a rather Henry and Emory 13; Marshall A Barracks. 0 odists scored again before the per- erratic then addition- —Harry Cooper. Los Angelas pro- were new here a touehdown in the third period yard drive for the third touchdown. fl unit not affording any par- Adrian 0; Allegheny 31.