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to hhv« a chance Saturday." Thaft
ty t'^oach Honier Norton lummad up the Aggiee chano
againet Okiahoma'e power-laden Sooner* when the two clul
clanh in Norman Saturday before eome 80.000 Okiea.
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hnr.l work
the teem before
they entrain fir
Sooner lend
Thareitey nifht.
Tho Soon-r*
■ » eraplor whet is
the “MIkcoiiH T'*, e etri-
Wilbhw
attee ef th* "T" formation doolgn.
*4 for • ninniag eemo Ami
or t»n tho ermimt U oaaatiy
Ohiahema hat. They *
gehtta atainal a feed
eleven laM week uiillalne
yen or amt from ail aagearaaiM
Viw han't even miss hl»h tenrih|
Jwnlnr Ooldina, desblte ih<
htff of Beoner eoeeh gwi
nan ta the eoetrery. 7
"That T of Oklahoma's
throe men la a position to ca
tho hell,’' Norton explained, "el
yoo'vo got te TRY to watch
three of them."
Even the moat casual obaerver
could so* that the Anie mentor
wasn’t exactly looktnr forward
Saturday's game.
The most important exports
mw Zealand are butt.*, chee
aSd meat.
of
iral manafen aitd effV
far th* year mA* bean an-
Sf AtaXlhtg
B. (Bud) Dentoni Chief
Betid *■ Ue ntawn
tn Thornton, lilt Hodfe, Willie
Senior Manager, Veteran
gram-*Herb Carter;
Tommy Benefield. B. G
T. H. (Tommy) Splittferber.
"'I Senior MaitagaT, MlllUry Pro
gram-Bryan Crouch; Assistants.
Jack Rnftand, Prink P rv >
Squad In Good Physical Shape With No NewL*" 1 ” *y
Injuries Reported; Drill Against O.U. U T’ SSTjusSISTiS' m.-u..
ittalion,
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mi ana c maim ■iliiisaaaad ..waain a msaaiiii I aai I
Athletic Dept Names Managers
For Broad fntraiminil Program S
Pro-
Assietanta,
, Hightoseor,
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UMn W.v'»
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fifth f
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Haw Yorker*
■ Ratyh Iran,
with five run* ht
for a S*S tnemph
n.:
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AMistant, Jaeh Idnealt
Minaivr*! Ralph It, (Rump)
IlnknfeW, William B. (Bill) Rich
*M. Nam 0. Pate. Willi
Billingsley, Aithur C. (
'Ian. Glenn K. Kothmann,
u. cm MMMffwS;
A, Barker, iH'nald B. (Tubbai
dot dan. Arthur R. (Bighahal)
Hengat, Jorn A. (Jack) William-
son. John P. (Mnny) Harrison,
Jimmie Q. (Jim) Mag ruder, Jo-
•eph (Jo J«) Hovnepian. Robert
8. (Bob) SchochUr. James H.
(Jimmy) Schaffer, Glen D, (Corky)
Zimmerman, Robert g. (Bob)
SchulWr, Bert L. Huebner, Sam
S. (Sammy) Clark.
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Contest far AfnpGuur Quarter backs
an** clooest ta oaUtng the
be awankd two l
UckoUtatW
TVs contest td h* wn w*akly In th*
ball MM In cooperation with th* QOartMkaek Club
bd ta—Msd at the iwgular meotwff of
during t
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For Your Visual
Consult
DR. Carlton R. Lee
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MS S. Mala - Bry an
Plume Mb*.
The Cadets came out of the Tech
R me in good shape with no new
uries reported. Pea Wee Smith
is slowly rounding into shape end
should be in top ebndittoh for the
L. S. U. game and may er*n get
into the 0. U. contest.
No new changes in the starting
lineup resulted from the perform-
aneet in the Tech gsme. Incidental
ly, needless to sgy. Norton was
pleased- with his team's perform-
a nee against the Raiders.
Goode of Aggies Leads Conference
With Punt Return Average of 34 Yds.
DALLAS, Oct. 1 (AP) — That
it-
Exclusively at
J
Leon B. Weiss
"Th* boys were foaming at th*
mouth, and when a team is lik*
that, they’re awfully hard to boat
That’s what wo've got to try to do
this coming Saturday—make up
what we lack in aiie, speed and
ability with spirit, hustle and v de-
termination to win. If we do that, I j ro n'bound Ariiansaa defense that
wev. got a chance. |*nt the RatotWks to the Cotton
The Aggies worked long hour* Bowl last season is still at work.
Tuesday in blocking and tackling Bat the Porkm also have moved
drills, and wound up under th* out offensively this year
lights drilling against Oklahoma’s Statistics on Southwest Confer-
"T”. Sandwiched in between, CUs- ence football reteswed today by
hion, Hollmig and Batey tested James H. Stewart. Conference Sec
their passing arms, which figure retary, show Arkansas to havs al
to be in for heavy duty Saturday, lowed only 164 yards rushing and
Norton plans more heavy duty)passing in their twd games. This
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heavy duty passing in thair two garnet
tapering off is ^0 yards better than gi
l defensive by Texas Christian, second
today with the squad
Thursday with long
drill* and blocking and tackling.
The team, Icavingr College J T aoHu On OriH
Thursday night, will arrive a t uae88a UnU
Oklahoma City around noon Fri-|
.lay and will workout Friday after
noon.
Todd Take Ozark
SPRINGFIELD, MO., Sept, SO
(AP)—Big Haro Todd, ■booting
a IS-uml.riiar Sod, finished a
strok* ahead af Dick Mot* of Ark
ansas City, Kaa„ to pockot top
money yesterday! In the first Ot>
srk« open golf tMrsaiMt.
The Mo yssr.old Dallas, Tex ,
pm put logothvr munds of Mb, dO,
aiul MS to take the 11,100 firat
priae in the IS,ooo meet. Mela had
round* ef 71, da, and lib to win I7S0.
DALLAS, Oct. 1 (AP)—A poll
of 43 Texas sports writers by the
nulls* Morning News yesterday
place! Odsssa and Wichita Falls
atop the school boy football race
for the second straight week
lid :
ively In the conference.
Arkansas has rolled up ?7d
yards rushing and passing to lead
the offtnae. Texaa, in second
place, it 1& yaVds behind Arkan-
ahskl. If
Wm m Mtvmat.iftnm
- • L. 4
Jorgsnon, m
UvagaHn, Ik 1 0 0 0 0
Roaat, ba .. 4 110 1
Branca, p a 0 0 0 0
Bthrman, p,.,^,4*.4 • « o 1
Mlkula, x 1 0 • 0 Q
Caoey, p ... .0 0 0 0 4
Totals 31 S ft 14 I
X—fanned for Behrman in 7th
New Ybck (AL) AB R H PO A
Henrlch; H 0 1 i 0
Berra, i 4 0 0 5 0
Dimaggio, rf 7 1 1 1 14
McQuinn, lb S 10 7 2
Johnson. Ib.^i... .......B 1012
Undell. If 3 0 110
Riaxato, ss i 2 1112
Shea, p —Ai—i— 10 0 12
a i 0 10 0 0
10 0 12
28 5 4 87 If
Z—walked for Shea in 5th.
Brooklyn (NLL 100 001 100-8
New York (AL). 000 050 OOa-4
tana batted fat-
rfir
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CHICAGO, Oct.H
inota Athletic Com
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TirnfBHioti y**
"Touf.
■JSH.
received 34 first place
Wichita Fall* seven, The
Uttle Ken Holland hat contrib
uted 250 Arkansas yards on the
ground as leading ballcarrier of
the conference. Byron GlRory of
Texaa is second with 168.
Bobby Layne of Texaa tops in
passing with 11 completions in 17
attempts for 207 yards; J. D. bon
of Baylor leads in paw-receiving,
having taken five for 98 yards;
Leon Joelin of Texaa Cfcrietfaa is
the leading punter with an aver
age of 58.6 on two kicks, with Stan
Hollmig of Texas AAM second
with 47.1 on seven hoota, and Bob
Goode of AAM leads in punt re
turns with 102 yards on thras run-
backs for an average of 84-0.
eight petitions in th*
I! for th# bast ten want
RIGHT. SENATOR
Spnrtawritor Jack Keady relay*
the report of the coin-tossing at
the recent Kentucky-MiMissippi
game . . . Kentucky won and elect
ed to kick. Ole Miss had IU choice
of goals and the public address
system carried the information to
the fan* ... a* the loud speakers
boomed, an ole Miss rooter (un
doubtedly overcome by emotion)
rose unsteadily and shouted: "Mis
sissippi will 'never defend the
North goal, Suh."
vote* and
remaining
Weakly poll
to Corpus Christl, Austin, Waxa
hachte and BrarhsuHdg* (Ran An
tonio) tied for fifth, Longview,
North Sid* (Ft. Worth), Amarillo
and Thomas Jofforaon (Ian An-
tanloi, *>
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UgAvIee WwWfvwW I VMrwWR**
tea ms far* g hard week of prurttn
for th# three Intersection*! and
one Conference game Saturday
Texaa, TCI’, AAM, Rico and
Baylor opened their week's drills
»ustarA*y. Som'H.m. Mrtw,.’
Unlventty arrives bark horn* nt
Dallas today from California
Injuries war* comparatively tew
after a full schedule of games last
week
ew York <AI
af?* PflCflE
Lindell. Stolen base — Robinson.
Double plays — Johnson and Mc-
Qutnn. Famed runs — Brooklyn
(NL) 3; New York (AL) 5. Left
on bases—Brooklyn (NL) 5; New
York (AL) 8. Bases on bi
Shea 2 (Robfanon 2); off
3 (McQuinn, Rixsuto, Brown); off
Pa|* 1 (Furillo). Strikeouts—by
Shea 3 (Hermanaki, Jorgensen,
Btanea); by Branca 6 (Henrich,
Lindell, Shea, Stimweiss, Berra);
by Page 2 (Miksis, Lavagetto); by
Caaoy 1 (McQuinn). Pitching sum
mary:
Shea 1 run 2 hits in ft innings;
Page 2 run* 4 hits in 4 inning*;
Braces 5 run* 2 hK* fat 4 In
nings (none out in 6th);
barred dishonorably djj-
servic. men fr*m boxing in
in an onbr which Roy D.
• ommisMaA'mambar, said
to Rocky G rails no, mid-
on.
commission had
ar Department’s
of Pvt. Roeeo Barbells as
raxiano. That racord
Ha was convicted,
and diahonoraMy dis
charged from the army on a charge
of being absent without leave in
1942.
"Gramno’s application for a
permit to fight Tony Zaie here
list July 16 was signed by both
nhmcv Rocro B»rb. ll» and Rocky
Grariano," Keehn declan-d.
tvo. Ilttx
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(AP)—The Columbus Red Birds
yesterday announced the purchase
from the Texas League's Houston
Buffs of first baseman John Her
nandez.
SECURITY COUNCIL ELECTS
NEW YORK. Oct. 1 -(AP)-
Argentina and Canada were elect
ed by the United Nations assembly
today to *it on the security council
for two-year terms, but the con
test for a third sea was indecisive
on the first ballot
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