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DISTRICT 7-AA
There will be only one game
played in District 7-AA this week.
The Leopards play host to Jesuit’s
Rangers in a non-conference bat-
tle, while the remainder of the
loop clubs take it easy in prep-
aration for their Turkey Day en-
counters.
Sherman meets Denison while
Greenville and Paris collide in
the Thanksgiving day battles. If
Denison can whip the Bearcats
they will have undisputed posses-
sion of the loop crown, but if the
Sherman eleven wins they will be
thrown into a tie with the Jack-
ets.
It’s extremely possible that the
district could be jumbled into a
three-way tie, and the Leopards
will be big factors in that in-
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In each advertisement on this page is listed a football game to
be played this weekend. Place an “x” in the square in front of
the teams you think will win the games. Write your name and
address plainly in the space indicated and bring the page to
any of the merchants listed in this adv. before NOON FRIDAY
of this week. The individual getting the most correct answers
will receive five dollars cash. The next ten getting the most
correct answers will receive free theatre tickets. In the event
of a tie the cash award will be divided.
It can be seen that nearly every
man has gotten into the act in
catching passes, but the aerial
attack has never been as potent
as we believe it should have been.
INCANDESCENT AND
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GLOBES
A Hunter wheel balancing job
at our station will—
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Increases tires life as much as
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Saves on repair cost
Gives smoother, easier driving
We can check your tires in just
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ville and then go on and give the
Leopards another loss, while
Sherman is beating Denison, the
race will have finished in a three-
way tie. Don’t know what they’ll
do in a case like that.
Make Your Selection
Early
• SWC NOTES
Most of the teams will be
in fair physical condition when
play is resumed in the South-
west conference next Saturday.
The top title contenders—Texas
university and Texas A&M —
will field healthy elevens, while
Baylor’s Bears seem to be fit.
The Bruins have an open date
this week, however.
SMU, Rice, TCU and Arkansas
did report numerous injuries.
Gene Roberts, Val Jo Walker
and Neil Franklin gave the
Mustangs the largest sick list.
Gilbert Bartosh is still on the
Frog’s ailing roster, even
though Dutch Meyer’s outfit
had an open date last week.
Sonny Wyatt is Rice s injured
Star, while Johnny Cole will
probablv miss this Saturday’s
game with his Arkansas team-
mates.
The Longhorns meet the
Frogs, Rice and A&M collide
and SMU and Arkansas tangle
in the conference games of the
week.
Dwarf-Midget
Mat Battle Set
For Tonight
The second professional wres-
tling program of the year will be
reeled off tonight, beginning at
8 p. m. in the Boys club building.
Mat fans thought last week’s
card was a dilly, but from all re-
ports, tonight’s affair should put
the initial bouts in the shade.
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place vote and a total of 239
points to take 12th place in the
standings. SMU’s point total was
152.
No other Southwest team ex-
cept Texas scored as many as 10
points.
LAST HALF TEAM
The Arkansas Razorbacks have
an unusual team this year. They
can’t seem to get started until
the last half, but even then they
can’t pull any of the games out
of the fire.
In the last half of play, in their
eight games, the Hogs have
scored 101 points to only 28 for
their opponents. The first half of
those contests has been a little
different, however. Their oppon-
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The locals are still talking
about what a rough game the
tilt with Sherman was. The
players not only say it was
rough, they declare that the
Bearcats were guilty of many
uncalled for tactics all through
the game.
Most of the Gainesville lads
agree that the Bearcats were
trying to get even for last sea-
son’s loss to the Circus town
eleven. That game almost
ended in a brawl, so this year’s
Sherman aggregation tried to
rough up the locals as much
as possible.
We were unable to tell much
about the roughness from the
press box, but many of the boys
tell us that the Bearcats played
the “dirtiest” brand of ball our
side has run into all season.
Slugging and elbowing were
common-place throughout the
frigid fracas, according to the
Leopards. The officials slapped
several stiff penalties on the
Sherman team for their actions,
but it didn’t stop them.
Nearly all the Cats agreed
that Sherman has a fine team,
but. declared the Bearcats
Tiny Rowe, a midget, and
dwarf Irish Jackie will tangle in
a bout for supremacy, as a special
attraction. It’ll be interesting to
note which is tougher—the mid-
get or the dwarf in the outstand-
ing exhibition. Both are expert
rasslers and their meeting is ex-
pected to thrill every local mat
fan.
The main event of the night is
a bout that should be full of
bloody rock ’em, sock ’em wres-
tling. Jacobo “Gorilla” Macias
and Ali Pasha have no love for
each other, so they decided to
meet in a grudge fight. The bout
was matched and will be for the
best two out of three falls, but
there will be no time limit.
Leon “Mad Russian” Kirilenko
will return to the Boys club ring
for the preliminary bout, when
he tackles Dennis Clary for the
best two out of three falls. A 45-
minute time limit will be tagged
onto the brawl between the two
big grapplers.
Rowe and Jackie will fight it
out in the best two out of three
falls, just as the larger grapplers.
Their match will have a 45 min-
ute time limit.
Bleachers have been erected
inside the Boys club building
and parking space is adequate for
the fine wrestling program.
See our complete stock of gas
heaters fit for any room in
your house. And use our—
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six yards; Boze Ansley hung onto
one for 17; John Myrick caught
one for eight; Bill Lackey, when
he was playing fullback, caught
alce. one for nine and Bobby Spring-
If the Wildcats defeat Green- field latched onto one for eight
yards.
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In eight games only 303 yards
1 has been compiled in the passing
department. That’s only around
38 yards per contest.
FREE!
Oldest Woman Dies
STANTON, Tenn. (U.R) — A
woman believed to have been the
oldest in the nation died here.
She was Aunt Bessie Boyd, a
117-year-old Negro.
•SPOTTED CAT RECORD
In the eight games that the
Leopards have played so far
this season, they have scored a
grand total of 56 points to a
combined amount of 200 points
for their opponents.
In the second half of play the
Leopards have held the opposi-
tion to a mere 65 markers,
while the initial two stanzas
have yielded 135 for the eight
opposing outfits.
The Gainesville products
have tallied only 25 points in
the second half of play, while
they have notched 31 in the ini-
tial frames.
Be that as it may, the sta-
tistics show that the Leopards
don’t have much of an offense
in either half, but the half-
time rest gives a locals a big
defensive boost.
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Liberal credit terms are
Japan’s industry derives about
60 per cent of its energy from
coal, 28 per cent from water
power and the remainder from
petroleum and natural gas.
Avoid major break downs on
your car by taking care of the
minor troubles. We have ex-
perienced mechanics who can
make any repair on any car.
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WATERTOWN, Wis. (U.R)—City
Treasurer E. F. Elmmerhirt isn’t
surprised when slugs turn up in
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HE’S READY— Dennis Clary will crawl into the Boys club
ring for the first time Tuesday night, when he squares off with
Leon “Mad Russian” Kirilenko. The battle will be on the pre-
liminary bout of the mat program.
George IV introduced the first
ready made cravat in 1829. It
became known as the “Royal
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SAYS MEYER IS BEST IN CONFERENCE
This may sound like a continuation of yesterday’s column, but
here is another interesting highlight about the Texas Aggies.
Flem Hall, Fort Worth Star-Telegram sports writer, paid tribute
to the ability of Gainesville’s Hugh Meyer in his Monday afternoon
column.
Hall wrote; “Watch Aggie offensive center, Hugh Meyer of Gaines-
ville. George Cole, Arkansas scout, says Meyer best in conference
. . . really moves across that line and blocks.”
We have seen Hugh in action on two occasions. The first time
we saw him, his team lost a last-second thriller to the powerful
Oklahoma Sooners, but the last time we watched him play his mates
pulled one out of the fire and whipped SMU. Both times the big ex-
Leopard did a whale of a chore in ine blocking department.
He never misfires on a center, either. We don’t recall seeing the
Cadet quarterback bobble a one of Hugh’s snap backs in either game.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14 (A)—Ohio
State tops the nation’s college
football teams in the weekly As-
sociated Press poll after a tight
five-club battle.
For the second week in succes-
sion the point system determined
the winner with both Ohio State
and Oklahoma squeezing past
Army, last week’s winner.
Army received most first place
votes, 72, but lost out in the point
system tabulation of the 308 bal-
lots from football writers and
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would do a lot better if they
played according to the rules.
BROKEN RIBS
Dwayne Garner, Leopard
tackle, suffered two broken ribs
in the Sherman tussle. He played
a good game, but finally had to
be helped from the field.
The boys will have to forget
that game of last week and get
ready for the Jesuit Rangers.
Hope everyone could read this
column yesterday. We kinda
fouled it up by getting the first
part last and the last part first.
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Army ( ) vs. Stanford ( )
ents scored 93 points to 35 for the
men of Otis Douglas.
The Leopards are usually de-
fensively better in the second
half of their ball games, too, but
they haven’t been able to do
much scoring in either half.
Texas A&M ( ) vs. Rice ( )
Navy ( ) vs. Columbia ( )
Arkansas ( ) vs. SMU ( )
Texas ( ) vs. TCU ( )
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Calif. ( ) vs. San Fran. ( )
Okla. ( ) vs. Missouri ( )
PASS CATCHERS
Gayle Carnes is the leading
pass snagger on the Leopard
squad. The lanky terminal has
grabbed a total of 14 passes for
133 yards. Buddy Homer has
plucked nine heaves out of the
ozone for 49 steps, while Bobby
Moss latched onto, five aerials for
40 yards.
Paul Boaz caught two flips for
17; Terry Herrmann, even though
he does most of the passing,
hooked two for 16 yards; Lloyd
King managed for two catches for
Mich. ( ) vs. N’western ( )
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, Two district championships
have already been decided in
AA circles. Texarkana has al-
ready taken District 9 and
Baytown has copped the crown
in Loop 12.
Wichita Falls and Childress
collide Friday for the title of
District 10 and Highland Park
and Grand Prairie battle it out
for the top spot in District 8.
We’d like to see the Gophers
take the district for a change.
It gets kinda tiresome watching
the Scotties from Dallas win
the loop year after year.
One of the major games of
the state will be the Corsicana-
Temple duel. If undefeated
Corsicana wins, they’ll cinch
District 13 and keep their clean
slate untarnished.
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Mich. St. ( ) vs. Pitt. ( )
sportscasters. Ohio had 66 first
and Oklahoma 63.
Ohio finished with 2,412 points,
Oklahoma 2,381 and Army 2,272.
Tennessee and Michigan State
were the only additions to the top
10 with SMU and Miami dropping
out. SMU fell from seventh to
14th after losing to Texas Aggies,
25-20 and the 13-13 tie with
Louisville dumped Miami from
ninth to 17th place.
The leaders with their first
place votes in parenthesis (points
figured on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2- 1
basis).
TOP TEN
1. Ohio State (66)________2,412
2. Oklahoma (63)_________2,381
3. Army (72) ____________ 2,272
4. California (36) _________2,126
5. Kentucky (43) _________2,001
6. Texas (10)_____________1,653
7. Princeton (3) __________ 958
8. Illinois (1)_____________ 756
9. Tennessee______________ 395
10. Michigan State (3)_____ 333
Texas A&M polled one first-
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