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Sunday Oct. 28
Gainesville
Wins Circuit
Opener Friday
GAINESVILLE - Scoring two
touchdowns in the final five min-
utes, Gainesville defeated Sulphur
Springs, 28-16, in a District 6-AAA
game here Friday night. . -
Fullback David Magenat led
Gainesvile with three touchdowns,
including a go-ahead counter with
five minutes remaining.
He opened scoring early in the
first period with a 2-yard plunge
over right tackle to cap a 72-yard
opening march and added the two
extra points.
Sulphur Springs retaliated in the
second period as Halfback Jerry
Moss drove through from the 1,
climaxing a 47-yard drive, and tied
the score with an extra point run.
A short punt gave Gainesvile an
opportunity late in the same per-
iod, and Magnenat skirted end
from the 7 after moving the ball
from the 33. Billy Joe Nichols kick-
ed the first of two extra points.
Sulphur Springs went ahead 16-
15 early in the third as Moss pas-
sed to End Jerry Smith for 10
yards and to Phil Hanson for the
extra pointe.
With Live mniutes to go, Mag-
nenat took a handoff and raced
63-yards for the touchdown. In the
final minute Gainesville padded its
lead as Dickey Powell scored from
thegl, capping a 38-yard drive.
Nichols added the placement.
Football Results
Gainesville 28, Sulphur Springs
16.
Atlanta 26, Clarksville 0.
Talco 28, James Bowie 0.
, New Boston 6, Pewitt 0.
DeKalb 28, Hooks 13.
Jefferson 22, Pittsburg.
Daingerfield 58. Winnsboro.
Gilmer 16, Landen 8.
Queen City 36, Bogata 8.
Hughes Springs 46, Liberty-
Eylau 6.
Henderson 16, Tyler Lee 0.
Kilgore 6, Jacksonville 6. (tie)
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now Lafayette College, surprise
leader of the Middle Atlantic Con-
ference’s university division has
"The Thing.”
“We call it The Thing* because
we don’t have a name for it" Jim
McConlogue, making his debut
this year as head coach at La-
fayette, said today.
Pete Stevens, Temple coach, has
a name for it, but his version
is slightly unprintable. Lafayettee
used “The Thing” on its first play
Saturday and scored a touchdown.
Stevens claimed the play disor-
ganized his team, which went down
to a 35-0 defeat.
It took a week’s practice and
some acting talent on the part of
the Lafayette players to pull off
“The Thing” which went like this:
Bob Howard, Haddonfield, N. J.,
center called the huddle five yards
tc the left of the football instead
of the usual distance straight back
of the ball. Temple lined up on the
ball as usuall. When he broke from
the huddle, he pretended he didn’t
know where the ball was.
Wayne Cipriani, Monessen, Pa.,
quarterback, sent his team direct-
ly to the line of scrimmage. How-
a savin’ man, and *
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Rice and Texas settle their
football feud for another year
Saturday in a game that could
decide the undisputed lead in
the Southwest Conference race.
If Rice, the defending cham-
pion, knocks over Texas it will
reach the half-way mark with
a 3-0 record and be technically
in front of the field.
TCU, tied with Rice for the top,
has an off week.
In other conference action Bay-
lor, which, like Texas, has won
its only start in the championship
race, will take on Texas A&M at
Waco, also in a night game.
The Aggies will be fighting to
stay in the race. They lost their
opening game last week to TCU
24-8 and must beat Baylor or be
eliminated. . .
Texas licked Arkansas, the con-
ference whipping boy, 24-6. It
was Arkansas’ fifth straight loss
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Elizabeth, you betas 8 Mame
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stick, but I don’t pick a woman
because Im lonesome and she’s
handy.” He grinned again, "8t,
can I come courtin’ if I behav
myself T”
"All right,” she said. ‘"But I
want you to understand that I
like you and want you for a
friend, but it’s got to end there."
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Hard running Johnny Hood,
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man’s reputation is important out
here, Major, especially when he
pursues the career of army scout
or peace officer. Public trust is
usually placed with men of clear-
cut reputation.”
“Pm quite aware of that,” Col-
lns said, showing an edge of tan-
patience. "Can we continue ?
Good. The facts seem clearly es-
jtablishedt the storm was well ad-
vanced in Intensity by the time
Mr. Masterson and Mr. Garrett
returned to Mustang Creek, there-
fore it was impossible for them
to journey on the open prairie.”
He made a notation on Finley
Burkhauser’S report. "Officially,
we can consider this matter
closed.” ’ • *
“Closedr" Tom Rettig asked.
By The Associated Press
Bob Anderson, Army — gained
124 yards and caught three passes
for 34 yards in 35-8 victory over
Virginia.
Richie Petibon, Tulane—spark-
ed touchdown drives of 83 and
66 yards, scored both in 14-6 up-
set of Navy.
Ron Burton, Northwestern —
scored three touchdowns, one on
a pass. in 55-24 rout of Michigan.
John Esposito, Holy Cross —
raced 80 yards with ball after
blocked field goal attempt for
margin which beat Dartmouth 14-
8.
Monty Stickles, Notre Dame—
scored touchdown on eight-yard
pass and kicked field goal which
beat Duke 9-7.
Billy Cannon, Louisiana State—
scored two tquchdowns in 32-7
triumph over Kentucky.
Kevin Furlong and Jeff Lang-
ston, Iowa — recovered key fum-
bles in 20-9 upset triumph over
Wisconsin.
Rene Ramirez, Texas — ran 52
yards for touchdown in 24-8 win
over Arkansas.
Joe Kapp, California—his run-
ning, passing, punting were high-
lights in 14-12 triumph over
Southern California.
Don Long, UCLA—Completed
nine of 20 passes, two for touch-
downs. in 20-0 victory over Wash-
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He smiled and nodded, then
nicked a glance at Masterson.
"See you later. Bat."
"Sure," Masterson said. "Eliza-
beth, you going to leave Camp
Supply?"
“Yea I got a new outfit. Im
going back, Bat.”
He grinned and shook his head.
"Talk about men being stubborn.
How are you goin’ to make out?”
“I’ve been thinking of the
things Finley Burkhauser said.
About the trail herds that will
come north this year. I’ve lis-
tenedtoalot Bium Bit, and
that crossing is going to be popu-
lar. I might go into the trading
business."
Masterson paused to rub his
clean-shaven face. "Eliabeth, Im
craw-fishing tike a sinner itchin’
to be saved. and It ain’t my way
of doin' things, but you’re sure
an all-fired perky little thing and
it throws me. You suppose I
that Masterson could only throw
up his hands in a feeble defense.
It was a needless defense, for
Wyatt Earp's foot darted out,
tripping the boy. , Tom fell
asprawl, knife clattefag on the
bare wood floor. Then Earp
stooped and picked it up, hand-
ing it back to him. "You ought
to be more careful with a thing
like that, sonny.”
■ Young Rettig looked at him, his
eyes as expressionless as polished
slate. Major Collins said, "Miss
Rettig, get your nephew out of
here You may leave the post any-
time."
"Thank you," Elizabeth said.
She took Tom by the arm and
pulled him to his feet When he
tried to jerk away, she released
him and slapped him resounding-
ly across the face. “Your mouth
has caused enough trouble! Now
you keep it closed!"
Masterson opened the door and
Elizabeth hustled Tom out ahead
of her. As soon as she was dear
of the office, Elizabeth took the
boy by the ear and hauled him
about ungently. “Now you get
over to the wagon and stay there,
you hear?”
"Yes’m." He ran of as soon as
she released him.
Wyatt Earp came up. hat in
hand.
•Tm sorry about your brother,
ma’am. But sorrier for the boy.
This country is hard on a man
who can’t face the truth.”
"How can I get the boy to do
that. Mr. Earp?"
"Well,” Earp said, “one of
these days he s going to find him-
self in a position where he can’t
deny it it’s going to cure him
or kill him. Good day to you.”
and its fourth straight confer-
ence defeat. '
SMU, mortified over a 13-7
licking handed it by Rice last
week, turns again to the intersec-
tional wars. The Methodists, who
have the next worst record to
Arkansas, having won only one
game in four tries, host Georgia
Tech.
SMU might have been favored
to beat Tech two weeks ago. Now
the Methodists definitely will be
underdogs. The Yellow Jackets
last week played mighty Auburn
to a 7-7 tie and appear on the
way back from a poor start.
Arkansas can look with little
relish on its assignment Saturday
at Little Rock. The Razorbacks
meet undefeated, untied Missis-
sippi. Arkansas was the only
team to beat Mississippi last sea-
son but chances appear pretty
dim this time.
The Rice-Texas game, due to
draw over 70,000 fans, is most im-
portant. Not only will it virtual-
ly eliminate one contender for
the title but it will put the last
undefeated, untied record in the
conference on the line. Texas has
won five straight games.
Baylor already is ahead of last
season when it didn’t win a
single conference’ game but it
needs a decision over the Aggies
to really get into the champion-
ship race. The Golden Bears
were impressive last woekin a
26-7 triumph over Texas Tech,
looking better than at any time
this. season"They ‘seem to be
clicking at last.
The l e a g u e’s intersectional
games this week alsa are in the
crucial class. The season standing
is eight victories against eight de-
feats in the warfare with outside
teams with only four games to
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Lamar Tech appears “in” with
the Lone Star Conference football
championship although the Cardi-
nals still have three games to play.
Tech removed another strong
contender last week when it
bounced Sam Houston 20-7 to re-
main the ony undefeated, untied
team in the league.
. The Cardinals have now gone
through 15 games without defeat.
Two of them were ties.
Lamar Tech plays Howard
Payne at Brownwood Saturday in
another conference melee. Howard
Payne has won only one game all
season. —
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Texas weak
mTnest
said frankly, “The boys played a
ggao Ke good game and I take full blame
- ud for the defeat. I made some bad
,08 calls I was caught second guess-
8 TO roe Ihg a couple of times in the first
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"I an It.
of waitin’," he said.
“I was just saying goodbye to
Mr. MastersonElizabeth aaid
Turning back to Masterson, she
said, "Thank you for the offer
of the loan.”
"Oh, the loan still goes," Bet
Masterson said quickly. TI
write you a note and you MB
put your name to it How abate
fifteen hundred dollars?"
"Fifteen hund—why, that’s a
fortune!”
"It’ll get your started,” Mastet-
son said. “If you want, IT go
aee the sutler and tell him it’s al
right to give you credit on ng
account.”
"Bat, you’ll get this money
back, with interest.”
"Bure. I know that, Elisabeth.
Just you take care of yourseiff
dies, from the ranks of the un-
beaten, and the victory was the
op first in five starts for Tulane this
year.
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Detroit 0
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He looked at the boy. "Som
ain’t we ever going to te
hands? I’m not too proud
make the first move.” Te Pr
lt he extended his hand. Thot
Rettig looked at it a mom
then spit on it.
A brief and dangerous an
came into Masterson’a,’eyes,
he erased it quickly, without
other word he turned and oral
toward the sutler’s.
CHAPTER M
N/AJOR Phimore T. Coffins set
IVI the hearing for two o’clock,
and sent an orderly around to
make sure that the principals
were present. But Masterson and
Pat Garrett were there, seated
against the east wall, both dis-
pleased; they had every right to
be. They were men who made
their living on the frontier, con-
ducted their business free and
easy on their reputations, and
now a small boy was trying to
put a dent in it.
Young Tom Rettig eat alone.
Elizabeth Rettig glanced his way,
then saw the man sitting behind
him. He was a young man, in his
early thirties, slender, mustached,
neatly dressed. His glance touch-
ed Elizabeth almost impersonally,
- yet contained a reserved friend-
Then Major Collins cleared hia
throat and read Lieutenant Fin-
ley Burkhauser’s report. When he
' finished reading, the mUd-eyed
... man sitting behind Tom Rettig
stood up and asked, “Major, is
this a trial?”
"No, it Isn't,” Colins said. "Who
the devil are you?”
“My name is Earp, Wyatt Earp.
I’ve come to speak in Mr. Mas-
terson's behalf. If such a thing
becomes necessary."
“Please understand," Collins
said, “that if an error in judg-
ment was made on behalf of the
deceased, it.Ie not punishable."
“Then whiat is the purpose at
this hearing, Major?"
"I think that’s obvious, air."
“Perhaps it is,” Earp said. “You
stated that Mr. Masterson's deci-
sion to remain with the family
and not search for the men is not
punishable, even if his judgment
was at fault Then I must con-
clude, Major, that the purpose of
this hearing is to place a cloud
’on a man's reputation, or to man-
ufacture a cloud so that you can
remove it"
“Mr. Earp," Collins said, "you
seem concerned with the techni-
, cal details of this hearing. I wish
to clarify the facts in the boy a
mind, not place a cloud over Mr.
Masterson or Mr. Garrett, as you
so put it”
“That's fine," Earp said. “A
ard ran to the ball, yelling, “Over
here, fellows.”
Cipriani also started yelling,
shifting backwards as if he were
trying to move his team toward
the ball. To further confuse mat-
ters, end Dan Wooten, Caps May
Courthouse, N. J., was lonesome
all by himself near the sidelines.
He didn’t take part la the huddle,
a la Bill Carpenter of Army.
Temple platers either pointed
warningly at lonely Wooten or
gaped at what looked like several
Lafayette players toeing their
minds.
While Cipriani was drifting
backwards yelling “Over here,” he
also called a signal. Howard cen-
tered diagonally to halfback Char-
ley Bartos of Phillipsburg. N. J.
Bartos, behind four blockers,
raced 61 yards unmolested pest a
stunned Temple defense for a
touchdown.
“Howard practiced centering
diagonally for a week,” chuckled
McConlogue, 41, who......tiUr' be
pulled the play several times while
coaching football at Central Catho-
lic High School in Allentown, Pa.,
and at Netcong, N. J. Lafayette
won its third straight MAC vic-
tory after a toss to Darthmouth.
“We hadn’t scored in the first
half all season,” said McConlogue,
a Moravian College graduate. "I
thought ‘The Thing’ might do fi. I
don't think we could do it again.
Strictly a once in a lifetime play."
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Sooner State League will resume
operations next spring after stay-
ing out of basebail for a year.
Club owners voted at a meeting
here yesterday to start up again
with six clubs definitely in the
league. They are Paris, Tex., and
Ponca City, Ardmore, Muskogee,
Shawnee and Seminole, Okla.
President George Barr of Tulsa
said efforts would be made to line
up two other teams. Fort Smith,
Ark., and Black welt Okla., were
mentioned.
Barr said he would resign as
president of the circuit at the an-
1 final meeting here Nov. 16.
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