The Austin American (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 168, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 25, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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TAX
SOOD
EACH TEAM
FLOY
BOOTS GOAL
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Texas U. Second at
TIRE
Stillwater.
SPECIALS
been
For Saturday
TIRES
h
Today’s Games
•________ •
TUBES
... 3.00
Th* second Mt. even though th*
Aw@ny
been scored on but once this season.
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agalnst tho varsity crew.
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Aggies ‘22
We Will Trust Your
Choice and Judgment
$40 $45, $50, $55, and $60
ttier.
And you can not buy any better Clothes.
Paniel Baker completing
sveral
beautirul passes.
Clothcraft
Lockhart Loses *
He was sholas-
game all season
hile, but
tically ineligible for a
$25 to $40
a pre-season pracice.
Komney han a fairly Eood Adea
Junlor, 10.
Davis, B
Clevelana
Davis, 1.
Hogan
individuality
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Evening Service, 7:80 o’clock.
[Order Early
pet
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DR. GEO. GREEN, Factor.
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Cut Rate
Tire Co.
Top o’ the Mornin’ Stuff
Comment of the Sport Scribes
Is not hand-tailored—but is the BEST value
among the popular priced lines—
A. &M. GRABS
DISTANCE RUN
.....$1.50
1.75
2.25
2.50
2.75
consolation singles tourney
beat Funk ha us ar in the cl
Wednesday.
Buda. 11
Campus Netmen Win
Doubles Title.
The 1st •
worked
Texas interscholastic UI
goal by Ransons and a p
announced yes
Powell, former
Dr. BELL’S
!Pine-Tar
First Baptist Church
Tenth and Colorado Streets
saCdds
may dew step
aiNDaOMNe
lyuee. eta, etepe
dert «• the teet, a
PHOTOUI
5334
and
5385
A tield
to Tey-
HARRY GOLDEN. Prop.
115 East Fifth
Geolog
Tall
Two airterent styles of play, both
of the smashine type, teaturea the
ta at
play.
MUSTANGS WORKED
AT FAST CLIP.
a. m. u. cosches are workine th*
30x3 - -
30x3 % ..
31x4 ...
32x4 ..
33x4 ,.
34x4 ..
beat of Marshall Bell by the score
6-3, »-«. 6-2.
lor on a trick play enabled Cleburne
to win
CRAss
Cras to a newcomer over at A.
A M from the last rw'a freshman
equad, but haa been playine a fne
30x3
30x3 %
31x4 ...
32x4 ...
33x4 ...
34x4 ...
Army and Navy.
Not in many years have the two
FANS TO STRUT THEIR STUFF!
• •••••••••
Biggest Stunts Ever for Thanksgiving
BadheO
The edhu
Basketeer Candidates
Cut Down by Coach
edness anc
nlesnatura
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layed Friday afternoon, but was
’ 1 off late Thursday night be-
ladder in the intramural race by
having other teans forfeit to them.
To date neither squad had atrutted
Tennis
L Tonzhorn te
I practiring mine
I and are round
I nicely, necordi
I of the racquet
I been two tourt
ers and then ,
tered the Ana
tournament
Arrangement
for matches wi
nity. Illinois 11
Ire unfverstty f.
hThe varsity n
AFunday about
Pnd will retur
"chy The exact
elnned
I Vewin White
univerntty tenn
Thalheimer w
doubles title la
[ In a hard tun
f Pentek won th
ship of the Am
tournament Fr
I competition la
ty strong, but
the two are g
chnces fnr Te
out over the en
Other meets
will he arrang
In these lourni
puittvlay.
Adspozrdrueeeterkedted
Resinol
Longhorns ’22
q. WIHs
lose
STECK’S
909 Canw
CORSICANA, T««aa, Ko. 24-
Waco high mchool detested Palqa-
UM kWh 73 to here today for
the football championehip of thto
district In the Interscholastie lengue
Male championship race
/ F/Hidinga
rash wont healit
Attempt* to conceal complexion
blemiebes umally fail, and only merve
to draw attentio to tho 4*1*0*.
Underneath most unattractive skim
I* a clear, pleasing wpUdw -al
that I* needdir the propertreatment
zuisnmnte"kc.rnorsen
will clear away hlotches, re
roughunese and d»« the akin
freshness and charm.
straight sets by the score of 7-5,
4-L 14-12.
Two matches were run off in the
“Bi
"45 It yu ■ "AA to eel* at
.11 arug eorw I* tw. atom. The lareer
eta* bolte l« t»* more ecenomnteat.
S.S.S.eEr,=
Conches freeland and Morfison
have been iW* to copy them. Dally
the Baylor formations ar. stackea
up ngninst the varmity team.
Boils
Quit Quick!
s.s. X wipo.tYou to Tom
-Cathe -How- and "Why"
of it. Remarkable Blood
Power
Them to • tot eeztatne tat
happens. <’—»«* ..mi klU* M*n.
<>■■■. MW Al M.M belt. A » •
to the MawM-MM remedy for Mte
Scores Come Early
in Game. x
Wamington, D. c., wrltae:
-1 MW Jer mm* to r-1 rae1 fma •
Mm../Mk •
HISTORIC CLASHES TO LONGHORN PAIR Double Header Football Feature
At Clark Field This Afternoon
cause some
Junior High Loses
To Buda Quintet
Coach Dareirs Junior high qutn-
tet met defeat at the hand, of the
heavier Buda flv* Friday afternoon
on the Buda court by the eeoro of
11 to 10.
Th* game wa. a hard fouzht af-
fair from start to finimh and on
neveral occasions it appenrea ** if
w.etine th. field befor. Meh praetice, donnjng extra padding, and
an"ohir“prmautione•inelading thegfavoringnoany eidezorn"thet
—i.u Um au- lanat bit tender, seem to be to no avail in the -onghorns
omto the field ThankM.^in, day.
against the Longhorns.
ter part, thp Freshmen
will play Minnesota at Minneapolis,
and the Ohto-lllinols battle will be
staged at Urban*. Perdue opposes
Indiana at Lafayette to decide who
will occupy the cellar berth in th*
championehip race.
A-weelatea Pre
NEw YORK. Nov. M— Finis will be written tomorrow at the foot
of most of the college football schedules in the east. The two outatand-
ink contests, ar* the classic clashes between Harvard and Yale and the
Peyton may know of on. or two
I men who are not showing much
I form la th. preaent workguta, but
who .bowed to advantage lant year
before Romney came to the Unt-
vernity..
illard Offered
$30,000 to Fight
A— -t-o-r n-. BMi<A
OB ANGELES, Cal. Nov 24-
1 willard, former heavyweight
purlm boner, haa received an
BRING CURTAIN DOWN WIN STRAIGHTS
ON GRID SCHEDULES
If th* rod. of miztortune don’t»
.... theif speila off the Vanity
mouad. Texaa Untversity win have
another crippled team to do battle
“ the biEEt of all battles, the
LnENorn: Apple' comtest. quarter-
bank Stacy “out. Fullback Culp to
down; End Curus to hurt; Tackle
sprague to crippled; Guard Jone,
to under; Quarterback Gardere to
out for euro; and Ward and Branley
are injured, but stin up and at ’em.
Tie
--- »
—It’s pleasing to know there wi
not be dozens of others in town
who’ll have engraved Christmas
cards like yours. We remembered
thia in selecting our stock.
M Ben Hur Temple
! at the Mortal short
id at the Scottish
The ebon cere:
4 for the purpone <*
who misma the '»•'
■ late, at tho abort
• J. ». Tmmina. T
Baytor-A. a M. game, the aFrmers
nearty knocked the Brgi» out with
a suarprimine aimplay of a.rial. Th*
Muatans. have been touted all *M-
non ■ ■ the masters of an aerial nt-
tack surpnssed by non. In th* on-
terence Texas whowe a desh in
th* um of the forward paa. In th*
Oklahoma cam* that dazed th*
npectators and Sooners allke Th*
Bears have an overheaa attack that
to not to be laughed at.
tooted at the Art Mum bipin
HUMhtM. Talagcek
■tel l*> kerne mtm -nt pep
EE=F
dtgmemevgMEma
• of it0,066 from Charies Mur-
r boxinu promoter of Buffalo
T. to meet Fiord Johpson in
t dtp the tatter pert ot Janv-
. aoordsne to Gene Dori* Wi:
to local reprementative. ward_____.
kaen the matter under adviM- Mustange at a terrine rule, with
St Doyle »ald ' th« hopes of being abte to eolv*
STILLWATER. Okla. Nov. 24-.
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical
college, with 28 point*, won th*
eros-country run, which preceded
th* Oklahoma Azqle-Sopner foot-
ball game here today. Texaa uni-
versity placed second with 17 points.
oKiaKom Aggles third with (I
Vpolnta, Unfversity of Oklahoma
fourth with 78 and Southern Meth-
odtot university last with 91.
: Th* University of Oklahoma and
t the Oklahoma Agricultural and Me:
L chanical college battled to a 3-to-3
I tie here today in what wa* per:
hap* the hardest fought football
pane ever played between the two
I Institutions. The Sooner* .core
. came in the first quarter on a field
goal ay Howler The Aggies evened
I the Fount in the second. when
! Gaddis dropped the ball between the
j Sooners' goal posts from placement.
Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Graded classes for all
ages; E. J. Mathews, Superintendent.
Morning Service, 11 o’clock. Sermon. "Always
Pray, Never Faint,” by the pastor.
B. Y. P. U., 8:80 p. m., Senior, Intermediate and
Junior Unions.
The local aquad has boon votes
roach suite A rina the past weak
preparation for this contest. The
m have been rilled espeially in
eaking up passes.
Today wiU see the team take the
Sd lo full atrength for the first
ne this meason. Nemiac wlU be
ck in the Tmeup M • f00* triple-
raat man and beveral others who
we been out because of injuries
U bo ready to so- .
Tho uneup for ths cams will be:
Howard Fayas: Henderson, toft
4; Keaton, left tackle; Moor*, toft
ar: T. Orady, center; Burna,
mi cuard. Wricht. captain right
Ato: Stoattock, right end: Turner,
arterback: C Woodward, loft
M; hendey, right half; McAl-
Car fullbark ,
St.'*4ward.: 1 MeAtee, oapteln
it ead. E woeber, left tackle;
avoid left guara; Gannon, cen-
r; Smith, reht cuard. Valenta.
tet tackle: Durenberger, rent
4: O’Conner, quarterback: Xe-
lar. toft half: William*, night half;
Note fullback
BEEVSA8RNPGQUAD.
There la one place where Dana
Bibis aquad haa it on the LomE:
horne, and that to in hto necond
striae. Reports are that the Accts
sseond choice men are nearly as
good m the first choice gang, nome
my that they are better Scouts
have given out the information that
Dana wi have at lest ntttie dif-
ficulty. if no* a gnat deal, to pick-
ine his first string.
NO COMPARISON IN
LONOHORN 8QUAD.
It is generally admitted that
Whitaker* first eleven so far out-
ranks his second choice men that
then is no comparison between the
two sets of Longhorns Take the
cam of Bible: ft ho to forced to
UM any of his second string, which
of course he will be in the Thank:-
giving wcrap, he can put into the
lineup just as «ood men as were
taken out of IL On the other
hand. Whitakers substitutions will
be far inferior to ths men taken out
of the gams
AERIAL GAME
is EXPECTED.
The longhorn-Aggie and the
Bear-Muntang cimsstes will bring
out brunidnt play in the »»rti
for the benefit of the palpi-
tating thousands who go wild ovsr
■ thin atyto of attack, at least that is
I what the indications are. In ths
imer pleaded cuilty to having to attend
in laboratory clam Friday afternoon.
-• Both teams have climbed up the
Hoda, the coach put the tent to all
applicants for a pool lion on the
varsity team by running the scrim-
mags at full speed, In fact, too
fam a cUp, •o some thought, for
M—mw kr" Cai
0k
PAKER’S..m
HAS BAI SAM ’
Many a prowpective Longhorn
___ ____-_________________ loot out In the Friday
rentern outelasaing In punting and afternoon practice, because Coach
—... - ---------- . Muton Komney, head benketban
mme s
ST^t they were;"helaT" down.’”" before doin -> Th* reaoon
on Lockharts two-foot line.
of th* Pre-Medics
th* team of Whit* and Thalheli
deteated Stacy and PenteK
The Army-Navy battle on Frank-
lin field, at Philadelphia, with It*
traditionally colorful setting of no-
table* in official and social life,
promisee to develop a keer contest
between two powerful veteran ag-
gregations with the West Pointers
conceded a slight edge in attacking
strength. Both teams are expected
for the varsity musician, and in all
probability the Aggies will show up
with a bagful of tricks of their
own.
Next come the A. A M freshmen,
who will give an exhibition in cal-
isthenics Right after the freshmen
the Texas cowboys wlU pull some-
thing. Foreman Bill McGill of the
cow hands has refused to divulge
just what the stunt will be.
The football men win take the
field at 2:45. Between halves the
cadets win form their famous T
Ths cowboys and Longhorn band
will make the university T. U. Also
tbs cowboys ar* planning a part
for thia period that to supposed to
be one of the best and most oruinal
stunts ever worked up for such an
oocaslon. Foreman McGill Mrs that
he is not positive that tho affair win
be workea. been nee at present the
cowboys are rather low on funds,
and ths stunt win be quite an ex-
pense to the organization. The
Texas freshmen will pull a snaks
dance. If there is time enough be-
tween halves
St. Edward’s to
Meet Howard Payne
San Antonto football tamare
' te witness a reai hauls this after-
noon when the fast-moving St. Ed-
ward’s battler, lock borne with the
Howard Payne ball hue tiers from
Srownwood. - •.t -
Howard Payne Ik tied with Bim-
: mono college for Texas Interscho-
tactic Athletie asecelation honors
slno, the ruling out of Austin co-
toes from the ue race.
BL Dd haa not been defeated by
a comege team to date this meeson.
», having beaten Alexander collexe
a abort time ago. the Batata could
tar claims to tee junior college
dampionhtp of T«w if M al-
right forward.
Garrison. «. ............ Lacey, e
center
son’s, particularly if Buell
quarter for Harvard and
through the game.
Army-Navy.
Associnted Press Dispateh.
STILLWATER, Okla. Nov. 24
Rylander ............... Guerrero
left forward.
Landis’ Secretary
Visits Texas Loop
Aanaelatea Presa Dispateh.
DALLAS. Texas, Nov. 34 —-Leslie
M. O’Conndr. secretary to Judge K
M. Landis, national baseball com-
missioner. visited the Texas league
offices here today on businese, the
nature of which was not divulged.
He lett tonight for Shreveport and
The flrat double header in foot-
ball for the seaon at the university
will be played this afternoon on
Clark Field by the Freshmen and
the Shorthorns, and the Freshmen
Intramurals and the Pre-Medics,
the first game beginning at 1:45.
and the second contest starting at
3 o’clock.
The Freshmen Intramurals-Pre-
sets its football wares before the eyes
the of the public. The two clubs have
been practicing all week on freak
Fpeclal
A BURNET.
| Burnet coun
B lrst real oil
■ talking geolc
( the Llano u
B pacarpment
I miliar terms.
| fist has sale
| »f Texas we
F the bend of
$ and the Lian
| Burnet count
a they have f
| wells for y
| about Burn*!
B that were tn
I the linch-pi
I tuckets.
| So there is
■ mg right do
I Llano uplift
I at her at a <
I Briggs neigh
■ hamson com
f wasting no t
I is being drill
■ of Denver,
| well by G.
। geles. Cai.. ।
I Boulden, fon
I Dr P. N. Ch
I As they to
I at 350 feet
I when boring
I have set net
I right down 1
I a real oil fi
I roing for the
PimpleMaybeSmalBelkl
beesuse H la bullt on reason. Worth
eutherities edmit Ite sewer 1 8. 8 1
builds blood-power, it builds red blood-
eile. That is what makes fghttng-
blood. Fig hting--blood destroy a imaarl
ties, it hta bolle. It Aiwa y« wins!
It fgbts pimplest It fghta skin eras
ttonst It bullds nerve-power, thfnktng
fewer, the tight -fisted power that
wbirls a man up Iota gueeess. It gives
wemen the health, the angelle com-
plexlon and the charm that moves the
world! Theoa are the reasons that have
made •* B. • today the grest blood-
dlesneer, body-bullder, success bullder.
and ICa why resell a have made tesrs
at hr tow from the eouls of thou-
eandst Mr. ▼. D Behaf, 867 15th St,
the locals were going to come out
on top.
The junior team will meet th*
strong Creedmoor basketeers on th*
Mnlor high court this coming
cage.
Wiaconsin’s Badgers will Invade ndicat. merui.. w.
Chicago determined to ’•crap" th* ncoreumazeindicatneothsmnier"2:
Maroons claim to a championshtp. prettz cozely Soueh"arAMany After
NorthwMtern will meet Iowa at Kme, wereudeuce AttairaraArter
Iowa City; Michigan, which ha, Phavinet thcoushaco-penik data "eut
L-__---.A k..» An~e +hie aeaann set. -ne dac- . .. .
Austin Aggie Alumni Plan
Barbecue far Farmer Hosts
Aumin alumni of Texaa A A M
colleg are making plan* for A
barbecue to be iven h*r* on
Thankegiving day, at which the
Aggl* football (quad wilt be honor
gUMta to A A M. alumni. It »■>
Bring the bent tailor-made Suit you have or
your friend has--and MATCH IT against our
HICKEY-FREEMAN or SOCIETY BRAND
CLOTHES—We won’t try to influence your
decision— the DIFFERENCE in PRICE will do
that—for there is NO difference in the Clothea
of the moat exclusive CUSTOM TAILOR and
the Hickey-freeman Clothes—and the suit we
gell yoa will FIT you just as well as the
tailor‘s—if it does not YOU don’t HAVE TO
TAKE IT—that’s a DISTINCT ADVANTAGE.
Our prices for HAND TAILORED Society
Brand and Hickey-Freeman are
by Roger
M student
Beaumont.
In taking over th* minor toagu* ,
baseball affair* with J Doak Rob-
erts, preaident of the Texaa Loop. I
Mr. O’Connor detended tho verdict "
of Judge Landis in th* Ray O'Brien 1
case, wherein Galveaton lost a <
player.
Yale-Harvard Men
At Dallas Wonder
Who Gets the Bill
Asseetatea Prea DLspeteh.
DALLAS, Texas Nov. —Yle
and Harvard men here tonigbt are
wondering not only whether their
alma mater football team will win
tomorrow's historic fray in the
Yale bowl at New Haven, Con.,
but as to whether they will be
called on to finance tomorrow eyen-
Ing's Tais-Harvard dinner at the
University club.
For the past ten years the Dallas
Yale-Harvard clubs have met each
year after the annual football
classic and the alumni nt the de-
feated university has paid for the
"spread."
fe 2 ALs/lv AMERICAN, AUSTIN, 1EXAS, SATURDAY MORNING, 2a, 1922.__-_________________—
Sooners and Oklahoma Aggies Battle to Hard Fought 3 to 3
EAST.
Yai* vs. Harvard.
Boaton college v, Georgetown.
Brown v* Dartmouth.
Carnegie Tech vi. Notre Dame.
Gettysburg v«. Lebanon Valley.
Haverford vs. Swarthmore.
John* Hopkins ve. St. John’*.
Lafayette vs. Lehigh.
Muhlenberg vs. Fordham.
Penn. Military vs. West Maryland.
Rutgers ve, Buckneil.
Tufts vl Boston V.
Army vs. Navy.
WEST.
Northwestern ve. Iowa.
Wisconsin v, Chicago.
Michigan vu Minnesota.
Ohio Stat* vs. Ilinota.
Washington and Jetterson vs. De-
troit
Purdue vs. Indiana.
Ames vs. Nebraska.
Grinnell vs. Drake.
Eartham vs. Franklin.
Rolla va. Rom Poly.
DePauw vs. Wabash.
Muskingum va Wooster.
Wester Reserte ’• Heidelberg.
Bt. Ignatius vs. Wilmington.
Dm MoIhm vs. Tulsa.
Lake Forest vs. Minikin-
Mass Aggies va Michigan AE-
People who do not want to mln
anything at the Longhorn-Aggie
battle had better go to the scene
of the contest early Thanksgiving
afternoon, according to “Shorty"
Nowotny. vanity yell leader.
The gate* of Clark field will be
open at 1 o'clock and at 1:44 there
la scheduled to begin a nerjes of the
moot spectacular stunts ever en-
acted by rooting organtzations in
Clark field.
Friday night 500 girls, the -white"
rooting section, all aressed in white,
marched in column of twoa from
the woman’s gymnasium to Clark
fiela and went through an hour
of drill in preparation for one of
th* big events. According to No-
wotny. the -white" Mellon will
march onto Clark field at 1:45 in
a Mg T formation. After this the
girls wlU spring a secret
Following the Texas co-eds the
A. a M. band will give an exhibi-
tion. After the Aggie band come*
th* Longhorn band. Director Bur-
nett Pharr has worked up a stunt
Comanche Out
Aaacelatea rres Diapateh
COMANCHE. Tetas, Nov. 24—
Cleburne high school defeated Co-
man ch • high here today 9 to • and
won the championship of districts
four and neven in the race for the
the coach will do thia is. becaui
loose with a bit of volleying and
driving that nearly upset the ex-
ponente of the Australian style of
play. Serving hard and driving
back just as hard, the two teams
seesawed back and forth. The play
went the length of 34 games and a
good many of the games were
deuced.
Dunlap in Fine Ferm •
In the Willis-Funkhauser singles
match both men put up a driving
game, with little net play. Funk-
hauser did a little chopping, but for
the moot part drove the ball for the
back court.
Dunlap played in supreme form
and drove the bell to the back lines
with deadly accuracy seldom seen
on a par in many tourneys. He
smashed the ball every chance that
he could, but played no net game
Bell drove for the back court, but
just couid not keep the pace Bel!
looked good in the set that he won.
but the rest of the time seemed to
play a little below form.
of 4-4, 4-6, 4-4. Dunlap got
Colorado Aggies
Meno. Banta Clara va Nevada.
Los Angeles: California Teh f
b. a u c. __
whattter: Redlands W. WbhU;
Sermon, uDevelopment of Dormant
Capacity Thru Task of Christianty,,
I
when receiving worked tho back
court.
To Smithville 9-6 it"poruinptourmbeama. on. neninat
1• -m‘AI 7 • another; for four ten-minute pe:
thrs plays. Whit* took it over
and kcked goal.
Th* rest of th* game wa* a pant -1
Ing and paseing duel with South-
Southwestern Fast
Game From Baker
Special to The A ■Britan-
GEORGETOWN, Texas, Nov. 14.
Southwestern university pulled
down a victory over Daniel Baker
college here this afternoon after a
thrilling game, 14-7. The pirates
drew fifst blood in the second
quarter when Magee scored a
touchdown after a twelve-yard qa»d
run following the recovery of a
Daniel Baker fumble by Goodrich
Near the cclose of the same quarter
Lyons literally plowed his way
through the entire Hill Billy team
on two plays from midfield put-
ting the ball on the five-yard line.
Magee went over for his second
touchdown.
Lyons kicked two pretty drop
kicks for the scores after touch-
downs.
White scored the Hil Billy’s on-
ly touchdown in the third quarter
after straight football had carried
the ball in striking distance. On
a fourth down a Pirate was off-
side, putting the ball on their own
one-yard line and a first down on I
made up his work shortly before the
Rice game last week
Crass plays fullback and is part
of the double backfield lineup shift
which Coach Bible is using thio
season Although he will probably
not start against Texas next, he
ia pretty sure to get into the fray
before It's ove ______
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LOCKHART, Texas. Nov 24--
Lockhart high was defeated hero
this afternoon in a thrilling football
game with tho Smithville high by a
score Of 9 to 4. The game was
games been played on the same
afternoon. Regardloss of the dou-
ble bill, however, more than 100,-
000 ticket applications were of ne-
cessity refused for both the New
Haven and the Philadelphia games
Outcomes Doubtful.
The outcome of these two games,
like many another this fall, appears
to hinge upon the breaks of the
play and the quickness with which
opportunities to score are seen and
grasped. In the case of the Yale-
Harvard struggle the Elis appear
to be a trifle stronger in line and
back field and to have a more pow-
erful offense. To date this offen-
sive has not been remarkable fur
brilliancy in handling and has sev-
eral times slowed down to medi-
ocre standards at the most crucial
moments of advance.
Yale has a strong, powerful Une
with a particularly impressive cen-
ter trio. The Crimson ends possi-
bly hold sufficient superiority to
counterbalance and thus equalise
the lines. The blue backfield is a
better scoring combination than
Harvard's, but it is not likely to
function with the same smoothness
and deceptive power as the Crim-
squads have expressed themselves
as ready to go. •
The game may be sort of a
grudge battle, because the Short-
horns are smarting under defeats
delivered by Freshman squads to
Shorthorn squads of the past two
years. The biggest disgrace, in
the eyes of Coach Freddie Moores
men, came in 1434. when the Froch
slapped the Shorthorns under to
the tune of 42 to 7. Tho game in
1921 ended in a score of 7 to 4.
Moore’s team will take the field to-
day determined to show the world
that not all shorthorn teams can
be run over by the freshmen
Taylor's Engineers will be sitting
in the grand stand scouting both
aggregations, because the winner
of the scrap is to meet the dean's
battlers next Tuesday for the cham-
pionship of the university.
No lino-ups have been given for
any of the four teams. Coach
Littlefield has named off a list of
men that he will use during the
Shorthorn-Freshmen contest, but
has given no list that will start
the game.
Lttlefleld’s list is as follows:
Ends. Shearer and Dornak; left
i tack Isa. Guyton and Horman; left
guards, Bryant and Simpson; cen-
ters. Newell. Short, and Hardin
right’guarda. Parsons and Nail;
right tackles, McKnight and
Gwynne; quartebacks. Fly and
Caven, left halfbacks. Lyle and
Coon; right halfbacks. Lawrence
and Perkins; fullbacks Bethea and
Howard.
The Shorthorn -Freshman game
which begins at 3 o'clock should
be a battle fit for kings to witness
it is the annual struggle between
the two leading teams at the uni-
versity. excepting Varsity. The
first part of the week was spent
by the Shorthorns in scrimmaging
left guard.
Stringer ...................Terrell
right Euard.
Boxer Killed; No
Prosecution Asked
CARTHAGE Mo.. Mot. M —C. H
Parsons of CirttaM, th* tather. of
charles Parson, 1*. who aled to!-
lowing a boxing bout here last night
with Johnny Hughes *f Picher.
ki., today requested th* author-
ties not to pro**<ut» Hughen Mr
Parwona Mid h. had falkeg the
matter over with hl* wite and they
hol no antmonity toward Muxhqs
"It was an la eport," Mid the
fnther of the dead boxer.
most hotly contested Mt* of th* played “ ‘
entire Austin invitation tennis called
tournament Friday atteraoon. whn
SOUTH.
L Atlanta: Oglethorpe Va Florida
Ft Birmingham: Howard va. Birin-
C ingham Southern.
Li "COlumbus, Ga: Misatsatppi vs U.
% s. 1antry school.
Si Danvine, Ky.: Tulane ve. Centre.
H Durham. N. C.: Randolph-Macon
D ve. Trinity.
K Greenville, S. C.: Clemson vs
' FlIFmAn
Hampden-Sidney, Va: Union
L Theological vs. Hampden-Sidney.
L- Johnson City, Tenn : Mercer va
| ■- CLkdinavan: Citadel vs South-
Eesanyesse. Tenn : Cumberland vs
l {Maryvile. .
Montgomery. Ala.: Georgia vs
I EAlabama.
Mew Orleans. La: Louisians col-
» lege ye. Loyola
Salem, Va: Elon ve. Loanoke.
Starkville, MIm: Drake va MI-
"“ViRSbArg. sss : Louisiana State
! North Caro-
lvazketqm. pAc."xnrlana v.
f F Catholle university.
PACIFIC COAST.
E ’ Portland: Oregon Aggles ve
E Wazhington State.
Stanford: Stanford vs California
[ f Spokane Idaho va GonzaE..
Walla Walla: Montana va Wadt-
"Ls angetes: Pomona va Occi-
dental
Denver: Colorado Mines vs Colo-
Irdo university.
K Fort Collins: Brigham Toune ve
. I, । „„ ... ...----- the freak attache that Bridges has
_ N.w Shrinera Added • mania for epringine on unsus-
• we"-uue‘u, a ■ I pecting eluba. The Muntang sec.
Ta Bea Hur Temple Roll ' and squad ha* been coached In the
P „ Khrtaere were added to! umge of Baylor erims-crosres and
-m"" """"" _ . other dcoeptve plays ee nearly as
coach nt the university, cut a wide
swath in the group of asplrtna ath-
letes, and then doubled back again
clearine out oom* more. Romney
slashed hie equad to nearly bait of
“Biy Ten" Closes
Season Today
Assoclated Press Dispateh.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.—With every
team in the big ten in action and
each meeting a conference oppo-
nent. the curtain will drop on the
Western conference football sea-
son tomorrow and indications are
that the championship will be
shared by the throe undefeated
leaders. Michigan, Iowa and Chi-
BRALLEY.
T. M, Bralley of Danton, son of
the prexy of C. I. A., first string
guard on the Longborn eleven, is
one of the cogs in the Texas line
which has so consistently smashed
opposing lines all season and held
like brick when in dangerous
ground.
Bralley is a hard player who is
on his job all the time and knows
the game after fighting for his place
on the team Ho will start against
the Aggies Thursday
to resort to’an open game, but the
Cadets, with two brilliant receivers
and passers in Quarterback Smythe
ami Fullback Wood, are thought
better equipped than their service
rivals in this department. Army's
chances, on the whole, loom brighter
than usual to break the victorious
march of the navy, which has won
three straight games since the war.
each time by the margin of a single
touchdown-
Tomorrow’s clash will be the
twenty-fifth between the service
rivals, the Navy having to its credit
so far 12 victories and the Army
11, with one contest a tie.
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The final play in the singMa will
take place this afternoon, providing
the winner of the Willis-Berkely
Bell semi-final is not too tired to
I meet Dunlap in the final.
Longhorn Pair 'Plays Hard
Stacy and Penick had White and
Thalheimer down 5-4 in the flrat
set of the doubles championship
play, but could not hold the lead
and lost the set at 7-5. The White-
Thalheimer team won the three
straight games by clever work and
smashing drives, using the Austra-
lian formation. Stacy and Penick
put up a hard game, but managed
to bobble at the time that a bobhle
counted most for the other team
When the Stacy-Penick team serv-
ed the pair played the net, but
plays 'and fancy shifts, so there is
no telling what will be sprung on
the gridiron that has felt the
pounding of cleated shoes in many
a hot football classic of the South-
western conference, this afternoon.
While the Pro-Meds and Frosh
are battling away, Dean T. U.
Yesterday afternoon's practice
will be the final meeting of the
aquad until after the Thanksgiving
football game After this date.
Coach Romney will publish a list
of the men whom he wants to re-
port to the regular Loonghor prao-
dees
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