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. Terps Expect Bizarre Moves ' j gte Are Expected j c* From Casey Now Baylor to Take Hr BURTON HAWKINS Motsub OoffalpaeMMß 1 ! opofl BROOKLYN, Oct I.—Casey ||j|gM|M To AirTonight Stengel, who on Mi* occasion this season juggled players to M . ; THE EVENING ATTAR, Washington, D. C. haphazardly he suddenly disco Record Attendance 1 i«wa»T, wnw u isaa ered he didn’t have a , Os 40,000 Predicted A-10 may be forced to maneuver mag-, njfluently ta v*fp thote dratted For Clash in Waco Dodgers from embarrassing M* crippled Yankee* In the World By WHITTLESEY * MERRKLL Series. \ Hts myforreeiMiiulenl 1 ¦¦i stengel has been uneannily; j WACO, Tex., Oct. I.—Baylor skillful in deploying Us Yankee* has thrown only 21 passes in pennants Kuk n to tlx in seven yearn Sjc two winning performances, but His mom have had a magician’* Maryland expects to see that touch, perhaps embellished by m many each half tonight as the little tack. There are time* Terps, ranked No. 1 in the Na- when acme of his moves appear tion in the Associated Press poll, to bo Inspired by a oulja board, meet the upset-minded Bean at but he’s right so repeatedly tarn) ygP«HMMm'^!kJMHi 9. o’clock, Washington time. have been no complaints. ; SL Station WMAL win carry a As a sample of the man's play-by-play broadcast WBMBm JmUßm ÜBS wSMagh. % shifty technique, injured Mickey Game-time temperature, which 9 aWBB| Mantle started yesterday’s game IN THE WORLD SERIES—Roy Cam- came charging into the and the sequence of could have a major effect on In eenterfleld haiyifaxt twef FOOTBALL plate outcome, the first inning. 1({ panella, Brooklyn Dodgers catcher, learned what - shows the results when Campanella tried the will be about an m oppressive 82 degrees, which is was obvious Mickey’s lame leg happens when you get taw a former football star eictures) stop him. First, Campanella has the ball in his was giving him trouble, so In thß goes some 17 degrees cooler than the on this play in the second inning of yesterday’s hand, then away it and Skowron scores. Campy airport temperature of 99 that IfflHMl Inning wag game at Ebbets Field: Bill Skowron, New York was charged with an error. Arrow points to ball.— scorched the Maryland squad of. switched ta rightfield. For th* Yankees first baseman and former Purdue back, AP Wirephoto. ¦ 44 when it arrived here yesterday remainder of the game Mantle afternoon. was reqpirOd only to scoop urn Before the players went to Sandy Amoros’ single to his their hotel rooms, sector. % * Coach Jim ‘ Maryland and Michigan Tatum cautioned each one not Others Are Limping Two-Year-Olds Redskins Seek to turn on the air conditioning. That came as little comfort “Raise the windows, men," to Stengel in the course of Tatum said, “but don’t you dare Brooklyn’s 8-3 victory before an Can't Afford Letdowns conditioning. turn on the air If approving 34,209. By Agaoelattd Frags Upset crowd of And And Woodward tho Maryland Michigan you Both and Second do well never leave that performance 1 neither was Mantle’s The Dodgers can’t afford to were favored, tout Baylor and stadium alive.’’ heartening after he rammed a let down against the Yankees in Michigan Btate were in a mood Maryland ruled a 7-print fa- 400-foot homer Into the center- Series game vorite at home, but the con- Top their World to surprise. In much the same i Against Eagles field seats In the second inning Race Card today. Maryland sensus here was that the Terps Neither can in his first plate appearance of manner, Stanford’s Indians are should be 14-point Irtke AuoeUtcd Pros against Baylor and Michigan By LEWIS F. ATCHISON o choice over the series. against Michigan State as col- determined to bounce back from the Bears, whose 7-3 record last Mantle cant with his Belmont Park offers the rich- The surprising Redskins go year run lege football puts on an attrac- by Oregon Btate • took them into the Gator program on today's racing their defeat they accustomed fleshiness. Possibly est program of important after their second upset victory ' Bowl, where lost to Auburn. player card bat there's also good money tive con- and upset Ohio State In the na* This season, fastest now in the intersectional games. of1 the young seyuon tonight, Baylor has beaten game, Mickey limping awaiting of fea- ference and tional television game of the! 1 ' is notice- the winners the Hardin-Simmons, 35-7, and Vil- speed ture races at Hawthorne, At- Maryland, the No. 1 ranked week. i meeting the unbeaten and pow- lanova. 19-2. ably and can’t get mucb on City Bay of the country in the (The game will be televised Eagles Philadelphia his damaged right tag. He lantic and Meadows. team i erful at in Traffic Jam Anticipated Associated Press poll, risks its in Washington over Station . grounded out three times and Eleven fine 2-year-olds tangle what could be one of the key Maryland lofty perch against Baylor’s am- WRC-TV, Channel 4. at , The players aeemed made no effort to dash down tho in the 229.000 added Absecon games of the year. to be particularly Baylor-con- n line. Island Stakes, the Atlantic City bitious Bears in a night game 4:45 pm.) 1 down Waco. Tex, before an All-America Howard (Hop- The contest willbe televised in scious, which should alleviate SANDY A DANDY TRY—Brooklyn.—Sandy Hank Bauer. Casey’s regular headliner, the only major turf in some of Tatum’s fears that MADE expected 40,000 fans. along) Cassady is the main rea- ' Washington over WTOP-TV, and his Amoros, Dodgers leftfielder, leaped high rlghtflelder, also is sidelined with stake in the country for juve- team would end the season with Brooklyn Michigan, ranked second na- son why Bth ranked Ohio State because] daylight saving against the wall in a vain attempt to snare this a similar injury. As Stengel niles. It’ll be at a mile with time is last week's victory over UCLA. says: “You’d have to figure we River Divide Stable’s Decathlon, tionally and favored to succeed is favored. still In effeef in drive by Pinch-Hitter Andy Carey of the Yankees Longhorns Philadelphia it Although the Heart OTexas haven’t got our two best out- early sensation, pack- Ohio State as Big Ten cham- The Texas tried for in the seventh inning of game. The an season upset over ninth-ranked will start at 8:30 Washington Fair opens at tile exact minute yesterday’s fielders in, him and Mantle. And ing the top weight of 121 pounds. pion, opens its conference sea- an 1 of the football game kickoff, and ball (arrow) bounced off the wall and went for a rival, Southern California in their I time. v don’t forget they’re two real fast He was the overnight choice. son against its bitter just few blocks away. Mary- triple,—AP Wirephoto. , struggle Angeles before a - —¦ •—¦¦¦¦ —- "¦ - men who can go horn first to Michigan State. A sellout 97,239 in Loe Boasting a string of seven land’s appearance almost cer- The name horses are down for 81,996 last night, but the Trojans , victories, third and steal you a run some- running of was assured for this struggle straight six on the ex- tainly will draw the biggest , action in the second ground out a 19-7 victory. times.’’ t $50,000 in which Michigan’s heralded i hibition tour and a 27-17 tri- crowd ever football game ! PLAYERS DOWN ON ALSTON the added Woodward In other games last night De- umph, to see a Whether Mantle or Bauer will Stakes at Belmont and the $50,- end, Ron Kramer, was one of over the New York Giants in Waco, including the Bears' the attractions. See COLLEGE, Page A-12 i in their league debut, the Eagles be able to help the Yankees Is 000 added Charles W. Bidell Me- __—. - ______battles with their State rivals j ' day-to-day Handicap 1 are rated a touchdown better in the Southwest Conference. a proposition. It was morial at Hawthorne.; Robinson minute affair yester- than the Redskins. Some quar- The pre-game estimate is Jackie Rising a minute-to &v Chance for Juveniles day, ters still had them 10-point 40,000, which would 3,000 for Mantle decided to risk Two-year-olds \ be game also get their' Sommer Slated to Start choices, although the Redskins’ more than ti\e Baylor-Texas playing 20 minutes before chance in the $25,000 added winning performance against the crowd of several years ago. And To Occasion as of Old time mid after Stengel already Matron for Juvenile Allies at Bel- Cleveland Browns last Sunday Baylor officials estSnate as had announced a lineup that that y . Im Star stag Can—eondant terday. with Oilllsm re- mont. The $25,000 addsd San made the sporting fraternity sit many as 10.000 or 11,000 tickets Junior didn’t include Mickey. Jose . Handicap headlines Bay For GW Against Virginia;up and notice. BROOKLYN, Oct. I—Jackie placing him at second base, and take may be arid at game time Ifthe vitrotte. 1 Casey’s PomiMUties Intrigue SMadows’ card. Correspondent Robinson was no whls for the the reaMion was Br a Star Staff Coach Ned McDonald of Variety for Redskins predicted fair and warm weather¦ Joe Collins, first baaeman- Ten were entered for the mile holds. 50,000 Dodgers during thdbeason, bat- “He didn’t even have the de- CHARLOTTESVILLE. Qct 1.- Virginia also Indicated a likely Ten days ago The stadium holds 1 . outfielder, and outfielder Irv and one-eighth of the Woodward a land-air battle and this will be the second night{ting a mere .256, but ooee again cency to tell me himself.” Zim- —Mike Sommer and Len Ciem- backfleld change from last week might have been predicted for he’s proving he rise to said. ‘1 bad to get the , Noren have been playing with and if all start it’llgross $59,000. nieckl, the fastest half- { > game ever played here. Hardln- can an mer news Injuries, so Alfred O. Vanderbilt’s rated when the Cavaliers bowed to tonight,] but not now. Eddie Le- occasion. from the road secretary and I less crippling leg Social on George Washington's Simmons was the first. [ Stengel may be forced to shuffle Outcast, top weighted under 123 backs Clemson in their opener with Baron’s two touchdown tosses has triple, double writers. I wouldn’t mind if X team, were advanced to against1 The fair and rodeo also will Robinson a his club as never before. pounds, shapes football BUI Bonney, a senior, getting the the Browns proved that single loused up a game or something, up as the choice probable starting lineup for ; J ’ draw about 40,000 fans, and i and to show for his batting possibilities are intriguing. Clifford Mooers* Traffic the call at right halfback. Bonney, the Washington eleven can pass coupled efforts the first three World but what did I do wrong?” The over today's game against the Univer- a 1 with the football crowd, in First Baseman Bill Skowron and Judge, winner of last Saturday’s 185-pounder, was shifted from as well as run the ban and it 1 Series games and his daring on ** * * sity of Virginia, starting at 2 probably1 the biggest traffic Jain in Waco's even Catcher Yogi Berra have Jerome, and Mrs. H. L. Nathen- ’ quarterback during spring prac- 1 will throw a variety history is anticipated. Extra; the bases has provided added Bob Cerv has batted seven Choir, o’clock. caught of< strategy ‘seen limited service in the out- aon’s Blue Irish-bred vic- Sommer, sophomore tice and seems to have at its host. Phila- police have been imported to this thrills. times for the Yankees and has Elston Howard a from assignment. delphia,* however, expected field. Outfielder tor in the United Nations stake High on well with his new is to city of about 80,000 to handle Jackie stole home the first fanned four times. He hasn't l Judge Wilson School, and Ciem- good supply rely in t is a converted catcher and Pitch- at Atlantic City. Traffic {{McDonald has a of > on the passing of Adrian' crowds going the spectators hit a ball out of the infield. Tommy • niacki, a senior, were the bigi Bobby to two attrac-: game and he showed ers Don Larsen and and Blue Choir pick up 118 {{quarterbacks, and last week {1Burk and Thomason, the: tions. spectacular yester- Mickey Byrne ground gainers lor the Colonials five. for triggermen of i another dash It was Mantle who re- - are such respected hlt- pounds each. { used The choice to- I its offense. On the strength men,’ day inning ’ stray !in last week's opening victory; day’s of two in the seventh after stored himself to the Yankees' ters that there have been Although only a $25,000 added starter rested between The Eagles' potent JHalfback Del Shofner smacking double left. batting thoughts, times, over Virginia Military. Sommer ¦ Rives BaUey and BUI Clarke. overhead" and Quar- a to order. He belted a fewi at of trans- event, the Matron will be worth { , game helped them bowl over the terback Doyle Traylor, Baylor Robinson rounded second base into the stands in batting prac- forming into outfielders. earned 54 yards in 12 carries and A crowd of 15,000 was ex- ] ¦ them $60,680 if all 18 overnight entries 1 Baltimore Colts, Detroit Lions, was picked for third at the worst somewheat recklessly and Elston tice, walked over to Coach predicting what parade Ciemnlecki 50 in the same num- ’ pec ted, with 5.000 of them high i 1 There’s no postward for the 6-fur- ber of tries. Chicago Bears, Green Bay Pack- in the Southwest Conference this Howard made the mistake of Frankie Crosetti and said, will pop into Casey’s mind, but long school students from all over the , Pittsburgh year, injured. throwing ’ test. Clairborne Farm's In addition. Sommer broke ers. Steelers and Los i both have been behind the runner. “Maybe Ican play. What do you 1 the material Is available for Doubledogdare appears to be the • State who are guests of the i Angeles Rams, in . Traylor, a sophomore who broke . Jackie never broke stride and slid think?" open the game with an 84-yard university for Its annual high { that order, on some fascinating moves. A non- solid choice. Her chief opposi- punt 1 the pre-season tour. And ithigh school records all the way into third base safely. Crosetti instructed Mickey to > conformist, Stengel may bo return for a touchdown. school day. , i Sammy tion is expected to come from was Thomason's sharpshooting back to Baugh, definite- “You should never throw be- go near second base and make prodded into unusual activity by Ada L. Beautillion. Listed with them in the Co- Off the strength of the good j ly will not play for i Rice’s Eddie lonials' backfleld are Ray Looney ground in the second half that enabled two or three hind that fella." Yankee mana- a fast move toward the bag. • injuries. Arearo will be up both Traffic ’ game it showed in last, them weeks. His broken foot is in on at quarterback and Bo Austin at opeher, a to come from behind mid a ger Casey Stengel cautioned : Mickey did, acceptably appgrent- It was Roy Campanella, hit- Judge and poubledogd&re. 1 week’s GW was alight, whip the Giants "walking cast.” ¦ fullback. Looney is the sopho- - favorite last week. Howard later. “He’s a bad one , ly, and Crosetti dashed to in- - less In the first two games, who this afternoon. The Co- Shefaer listed ta form Three-Ply Entry more who directed the team to ) lonials also were slim choices last Washingtonians still remember Start on the bases." Stengel. got off the hook nicely with a * jn The three-ply entry of Platan, its touchdown with the opening ! year when the Cavaliers came last1 year, when Burk tied a Shofner, Baylor's leading “You’ve always gotta expect *** home run, double and single ground gainer something yesterday’s game. Dodgers' Mister Black and Sea O’ Erin ! kickoff last week, while Austin through with a late touchdown National] Football League record i last year, its No. from that fella," he Gov. Hardman got belated 1 The from Allie Reuben’s Hasty House . came in behind Sommer and i 1 and extra point for a 14-13 vie- by1 throwing seven touchdown 2 pass catcher, and, they believe, told Howard. But he meant the > recognition for throwing out the• catcher blasted a two-run homer by . Ciemnlecki with yards tory, against here, the best pass-defense man in whole ball club to hear. first ball. The public address s off , the loser. In the Farm will be imposed four 43 in 13I their sixth In a row over Passes1 the Redskins * * others in the mile and one- . carries. GW. ’ ( and added five more in the re- ; the country, is listed to start. .** system announcer boomed outt first inning, survived a play that ——— ~ t game He has Walter Alston, the Dodgers’ 'that borough could have made him a dejected eighth Hawthorne feature. The [ ' turn at Philadelphia. been bothered with it was the boss s strained ankle tendons manager, will win no popularity ’ making the pitch, made i figure, and emerged as a glory 5-year-old Platan, winner of the But if the Redskins which ' then a line is up See TERPS, Page among his players. Don i correction. boy along with Johnny Podres, Equipose mile and Arlington to par and gets through ; A-ll contest to the Newcombe, Brooklyn's aoe, was ** * » who celebrated his 23d birthday handicap after being away from South above pail, the Eagles may Carolina be suspended early by restricting Hoping ; year : the races for some 18 months, in in the Sandy Amoroe reached base the Yankees to trouble. It was the work of CADETS HURTING objected every seven carries top weight of 120 pounds, Gene Brito, when he to Alston’s i safely time. He was s hits. J. D. Kimmel, Volney manner of handling him. Rob- • clipped the leg by Bob Tur- The game followed a too- two more than Mister Black and Peters & Co. on For Navy that helped squelch inson later reportedly popped offI ley, walked intentionally by Tom familiar pattern in the early four more than Sea O’ Erin. Upset Over the favored i Browns last Sunday, : Army Plays to the effect that Alston’s han- Morgan, walked unintentionallyr stages. For the fourth time in Mr. Sullivan and Golden Land 1 By BILL FUCHS The Gamecocks were shut outjalthough Cleveland had a lot of dling of left something :by Johnny K ticks and singled I the series Campanells’s blow gave pick up pounds Staff CorrMpondent 122 each in the Star only once last year, a 20-0 loss success with trap plays and de- to be desired. off Tom Bturdlvant. See HAWKINS, Page A-l| 1 * 6 furlongs of the San Joee, a test COLUMBIA, 8. C., Oct. 1— layed line bucks ; ** * t to powerful Maryland, and wound in the second Penn State Don Zimmer was benched yes- for 3-year-olds at Bay Meadows. Navy and South Carolina { half. Seven homers hook ; up with a respectable 8-4 record. ’ hav* bens > DODGERS, 8; ‘ up here today In the first foot- Thomason will start at quar- smashed. The record for a five- Maelde Priekett, the phar- terback for the Eagles, In Key Game COLLEGE game series is seven, for a six- ball game between the two according WEST POINT. Y„ Oct. YOU BE THE macy student freon St. Matthews, to Coach Jim Trimble's present [ N. 1 game series 17 and for a seven- : YANKEES, 3 schools since the Middles rolled | : (As ).—Penn team, expected plans, with Skippy State’s football FOOTBALL gamc series 16. HAWKINS. S. C„ was to mix a Qiancanelli big talent, YORK to a 83-0 triumph in 1920. at right Injured and deep in faced MBW QUARTERBACK concotion guaranteed to put half for Ted injury-ridden Br thi AmctiMPnh * . The Middies Wegert. John 1 Army today In a were favored Navy its best defensive be- Magee, eight-year game that could put the winner Cubs Sell Two Players ? By WARREN again, on veteran, is slated r CHICAGO, Oct. 1 UP).—Out- t S *S GAER with the Gamecocks listed to replace ! on top of the Eastern football & **[ havior. An honorable-mention Prank Kilroy, » Dcvg«a Drak* Football Coach in most quarters as underdogs who Is out for the ' heap. Antricfta I»IL I*. 0 i fielder Jim Bolger and iil All-American last season, season with an injured , Hy Cohen, as bright 8 Michigan , by I this knee. Army, off its pre-season tabbed pros- ‘ _::::: I leads Michigan State. two touchdowns. ratings »,W 0 sb t 8 8 8 8 honor student-football star can 1 *':oeat r nsU? • pects before the 1954 season, - fISSf- s$ 1© and its 81-0 opening victory over ** to- Riixuto, 2 112 17-14, in the fourth quarter withi Most residents here were hop- pass, hand off and run 'fcj day by Turlsy. p ¦ with the Two Games Tomght early 8 i were sold the Chicago 3 p 0000001 2 2 8 2 2 : Furman, was established as Cell.ee a s£&U*SB 0 Iforttn, 12 minutes to go State has the Ing upset. best. He led the Atlantic Coast »•»».) | Cubs to their Los Angeles : for an .Coach Rex favorite f M . wfini is farm but developments during • 8 S 8 40-yard Enright’s . Conference in individual offense Open Big Week Oierki .1 X. Central Okla. . SBS ball on its own line inl teams are noted for Br the End the past week Just about re- imae (Minn.) i club in the last year. Auaclatcd Free* (Minn.) i the center of the field, third occasion, He is a natural run- verted that situation. St. Jehne 1* : SSJS,_S } jj {rising to an and the ‘ » I ner. having played halfback in Two important Eastern and sags Total* * S 3 T 24 7 O down and 8. 11955 squad has had its sights set t high I Injuries to Halfbacks Joe s WORLD SERIES school. Western . Cygler VaHaa *1i BROOKLYN The Spartans are playing a(.an upending Sugar Conference games to- and Dick Murtland, on Mha—H* 1 .-ISMtt&kra the Bowl I I The Gamecocks also have two speedy . Furlllo. replacement good Sophomore Quarter- champions. gainer In the last year, . Carer. Amoroa. Two-bat* hit*—Stow- ter is not as Texas Longhorns flew back back1 JO* Clements, the , ference Nation it ron, Furlllo. RoMnion. Campanella. and as Nation’s and Otto Kneldinger, All-East X Three-base nit—Carer Home run*— runner passer the starter, • today, gal* leading passer yardage Washington’s surprising WHKFND FOOTBALL SS?VS?k f 1 *8 Campanella. home beaten off in a 1 and total Red- tackle, highly ¦ Loee.BfMent (4). Spooner (5). , Mantle. Sacrifice—Podres. and the left half, while very fast, skins, upended j turned in a lm- (S) Campanella; Lablno Double plar—Been to Otlllam to attempt whip the heavily gainer, who the and Byrne and Berra. i Hodges. ••jlant to was struck down in the i world ? presslve opening performance ON RADIO AND TV Winner—Byrne. Toeer—Loei. Left on base*—How York. #7 has a tendency to fumble. The i champion Cleveland In , Brooklyn. 11. favored Trojans of Southern first1 few minutes of the game. Browns last beating University, ¦ Third lame. kbbeu Field, Friday.' Bales on balls—Off right half is a fine runner. c , Boston 35-0, September 30. Podres. 2 (Rlasuto. 2): off Turley 3 California. Clements , Sunday, take on OllUam); off 3 (Reese, was hit on the head, the powerful . B. H. I.r (Reese. Moraan. On first down of this series, *' 1 last week. ¦ „ _ Amoros, Balder); Kueki, (Amoros); Eagles in Philadelphia . New York ..j 8 0n Off 1 The score was 19-7, unreeled and while he left the field on i in an lm- 7 Sturdivant. 1 totlltam). out keep play (quarterback ‘ The Nlttany Lions also have . Brooklyn * l. * i off Struck a on J n i Podret. 6 Skowron, before 61,996 his own power, he remained i Portant Eastern Conference Turley. 42), Kueki (5). . —By (Martin. Ctrv 3. split-T in) yard, fans in Memorial on ' good reserve strength, including Morten Stur-. 1 by cuts made 1 I the bench from then battle. Indiana at Notra Dama, WOL, i:SO I dlvant (7) and Berra; Podree and Cam- Howard); br Turhy, Snider); night, ! _ 1 and on second down, a quick J Coliseum last and few of < on., Team i two quarterbacks who can pass, P panella. Winner Podrae. Loeer Moraan. (Fodraa). Hlta—Off Turlar. doctors said he suffered a There are four games on tap Oaona Waahlnaton at Vlnlata, WPIK Ur 3tn 1% innlnaa; off Moraan. 3 In 2% opener to the fullback from thee the witnesses left until late in < "mild I ? Bobby Hoffman and Milton Plum, 9 n.m. FINANCIAL PIGVatS Innlnaa: off Kucka. 1 In 2 Innlnaa; off concussion." tomorrow, with Cleveland meet- Sturdlvont, Runt T added another. the fourth quarter. ‘ ' and Joe Sabol, the sophomore Bladenobuiw at MontiOman Blair Hlihi Third Game 4 In 2 Innlnaa. and Another 19-year-old . ing the Forty-Niners earned runt—Off Turlar, 4-4; off Mor- Rate these plays 1,2, 3 and 44 That was when the bench- sopho- in San fourth-string fullback who WKC. 9:30 aan. 2-2; off Kuoka. 0-0; off Sturdivant. more, Pittsburgh 1 P I ftFrlXl^s®. 3-2: off Podres. 3-2. Hit pitcher— spot. deep Trojans put over the clinch- Walt Fondren of Houston, , Francisco; the Steel- Saturday. Commletloner’i ehare—8:13.824.91. Turley (Amoroa). br for this ] Trojans ¦ starred last Redekin. at Philadelphia. WTOP. 6:30 I Miiere' anare—Blls,oo4.os. Wlnnlnas pitcher— to i. ing kept the in a stew, rush- • era playing the Rama in Los An- Clube’ ataare—B76,6Bß.7B. Pltchout left half off T formation. touchdown and nullified Penn State hasn’t beaten Army '"Maryland WMAL, p and leaiue.' Long Mm off ipllt-T. ing for 60 yards, and scoring : geles; the New York at Bavlnr, S:4ft at. Three Total* Snort d»m to right off T. jTexas’ threat to overhaul the ‘ Giants fae- ‘ since their meeting in 1899. Hcvtrt* to right half off tlnglo wins.i.jbig Conference from 2 yards out after gaining ing the Cardinals in Chicago, first Ohio Coast machine. 1 t • Two games ended In ties and 00 8 (Answer on Page A-12) The Texas aerial am, in the See TEXAS, Page A-12 5 See PRO FOOTBALL, Page A-12t Amy baa won the last two. ’Win. at Philadelphia. WTOP-8, I |Lt^^^.6. ''' 1 \ ( C" ’ K 1 V