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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
| BRECKENRIDGE HIGH
is OUTFIT BUT PUTS
OVER LOP-SlDED WIN
Crawford of Academy
Poorly Supported and
Beaten, s to 2.

San Antonio Academy got one more
hit than Breckenridge High Schools
slugging aggregation in their Academic
League game at Schwab Field Tues
day, but wild throwing and loose play
ing generally permitted lots of higf
school scores and the undefeateG
league leaders triumphed again. The
score was 8 TO ..
Crawford OF the losers. struck out
seven Breckenridge batsmen and al
lowed five hits. two of them triples
by Whitney and DaYis-which figured
prominently in the scoring. however
Lewis allowed Academy six blows,
only one for an extra base, and
whitfield four.
Whitney was the Breckenridge star.
He and Palmer of Academy were the
only players to get two hits. Whitney
had a grand total of six stolen bases.
Score:
R. II. f.
s. A. Academy 10 600 OOO-2 6 .
Breckenridge $50 202 10x-S ; |
Batteries: Crawford and Driver ;
Lewis and Fenner. r. McCarty; UNI
pircs. r. Whitney and Timer.
breckenridge High tangles with
Main High at Schwab Field Friday
afternoon at o'clock. Main is play
ing Seguin High at Seguin Wednes-
day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
ADAMS, MFXELDEN..
DALLAS OUT OF 1T
Texas Champions Defeated in First
Basket Ball Game.

Chicago, April A. Disappointment
and JOY were the mixed feelings ap-
parent as the University of Chicago s
national invitation interscholasti;
basket ball tournament opened its sec.
ond day. Winners of the first day
games, representing virtually every
section Of the nation, were jubilant
and anXiously awaited the next op.
ponent that stands between them and
the tournament title. Losers of the
first days contest, some of whom
Travelled more than a thousand miles,
keenly felt the quick ruin done to
their championship hopes.
While the Tuesday afternoon games
were decisive, some of the night con-
tests were fought with teams neck
and neck until the last few minutes
of play. two games going into an ex.
ira period.
Today and tonight 2S teams will
battle on the court Of the university s
gymnasium.
The team from Hagerman. Y. NJ,
that learned the game on dirt court
without aid of coach. was defeated
yesterday by Hyde Park of Chicago,
Al TO 81.
The results Of other yesterday
games were as follows:
Walla Walla, Wash. Sc; Glovers-
vile. n, Y, 20.
Nanticoke, Pa, 80; Miles City,
Mont, 30.
Charleston. S. c., AZ: Oak Cliff,
High of Dallas. Tex. %.
New Trier. Chicago, SO; Hume
Fogg. Nashville. Tenn. %.
Mesa. Ariz., IS; Lanier High, Ma
con. Ga. IS.
Lorain. Ohio, IS; Aurora, Mimi,
Windsor, Colo, 20; Norfolk, Va,
90.
Fitchburg, Mass, 81; Eatonville,
Washington. %.
Usage High. Iowa, %; Dupont High,
Louisville. Ky, %.
Today's scheduled games are as fol-
lows:
North Hampton. Mass. VS.. Spring
vile, Utah; Westport High. Kansas
City. Mo-, VS.. Simpson High, Birm-
ingham. Ala; Bellevue. Ohio, VS.. La
ramie, Wyo. Rockford. ILL.,. VS.. Pine
Bluff, Ark. Toledo, Ohio. VS.. FL Paso,
Tex; Kansas City. Kan, VS.. Fargo,
\. D.; Weston, Idaho. VS.. Asheville,
\. c.; Morton High. Cicero, ILL.,, VS..
Bangor. Me-; Tilden High. Chicago,
VS.. Saltwater. Okla; Yankton. S. D.,
VS.. Muskegon. Mich; Naniicoke. Pa,
VS.. Charleston. s. c.; New Trier, Chi.
cago. VS.. Mesa. Ariz. Lorain. Ohio,
VS.. Windsor. Colo, Hyde Park, Chi
cago, VS.. Usage. Iowa.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
Many nappy Returns of the Day Count Up the Points
BIC BOUTS In CHICAGO
Lynch and Genaro on Same Card
Wednesday Night.

Chicago, April 4.-For the secont
time in a month, Chicago boxing fans
denied public boxing for score oI
years, tonight will see worlds cham
pion in action. Not only that. but
the exhibition will be supported by
the ring appearance of an American
champion, also.
Joe Lynch of New York. bantam.
weight champion of the world. will
meet Midget Smith of New York in a
ten-rOund no-decision bout. and
frankie Genaro of New York, the
American flyweight champion, will
have as an opponent Bud Taylor of
Terre Haute. Ind. in another contest
under the same conditions.
In the third ten-round go. Patsy
Flanagan of st. Louis, and Jack
Ellie of Chicago, bantamweights, will
start.
After a long period of boxing by
stealth to evade the stringest Illinois
anti-prlze fight law, the sport emerged
to the open recently with a titular
contest between Lynch and Joe Bur
man of Chicago. which drew approx
mately 1900 persons, with $4,000
paid at the gate.
Tonight's matches, in the Chicago
Coliseum. scene of many national con-
tests and other notable gatherings.
promise to draw more than $4,000
with the house sold out.
The net proceeds of the exhibition
will go to an orphanage 1t will be
protected from legal interference by
the usual writ Of injunction restrain
ing the police, sheriff, coroner and all
others,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
DIR. VAN BUREN, WINS
AMATEUR HONORS IN
COUNTY PISTOL SHOOT
Procrastination Wreck s
Chances of Contenders
and Scores Lou.

DR.. F. A. Van Buren,. retired army
major, is the amateur pistol cham
pion of Bexar county. His score of
1871 out Of a possible 200 topped the
list at the end of months shooting
over the municipal range in Brack-
enridge Park. DIR. Van Buren, turned
in targets of 30 and 9S. All the shoot
ing was slow fire.
The scores were disappointingly low.
Sergeant Reed, range instructor and
custodian, has expected a possible BOG
would be turned in to win. lie said
failure on the part of some of the
best amateur pistol shots was due tc
their. postp0ning record trials until
almost the last day. and then finding
themselves out Of form. Contestants
were allowed to shoot any number Of
times for record.
There were three scores tied fo'
second. Sergeant Poindexter will
g9-9T-106. Sergeant Vosel with 00-07
1876, and Private Barbeck with 0S-9S
lW; Sergeant Molukis was next witt
97-56-1o3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
ORMSBY NOT ENTERED
IN AUTOMOBILE RACE
MEET HERE SUNDAY
Takes Speedy Car to Hous.
ton, Leaving Only Local
Drivers on Hand.

The automobile races at the San
Antonio Speedway next Sunday will
be almost entirely local events. Ralph
Ormsby. the famous dirt track driver
who will join the A. A. A. after the
present southern campaign and is en-
tered for his first sanctioned race at
Indianapolis May 80. has taken his
record-breaking Fronty Ford to Hous-
ton for next Sundays events there
and will not return. Ormsby prob
ably never will appear here again. al
though Fronty Ford representatives
may bring the car back late in the
summer.
Ormsby contended that the local
race meet, postponed last Saturday.
put on again Saturday night and then
postponed again Sunday. could have
been held. He and other drivers took
spins around the speedway oval and
pronounced it in shape for racing. In
fact, Fronty Ford representatives
timed Ormsby once around the two
mile track in. rs 2-j.
The announcement from the local
racing association that Ormsby would
run here next Sunday is an error.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
HIGH SCHOOLS WILL
HOLD ANNUAL TRACK
CONTESTS SATURDAY
Virtual Start of Season for
Teams, With Advance
Dope Scarce.

The annual track and field tussle OF
Breckenridge and Nain Avenue High
Schools will be held on the athletic
field in San Pedro Park Saturday aft
ernoon. starting at . o'clock.
The winner will compete in the dis.
trict tournament at San Marcos April
II and the San Marcos winners will go
to Austin for the state meet a week
later.
Main Avenue High broke a long los
ing streak in track athletics by de-
cisive victory over breckenridge High
last spring. This year, little dope is
afforded the scholastic athletic fans
for a comparison. as Saturdays events
will be practically the first home meets
for either school. Main High. how
ever. claims to have much new talent
and is predicting victory.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
GLEASON CAN'T SEE
HOW GIANTS WILL BE
KEPT FROM WINNING
White Sox Manager Says
New York Club One of
Greatest He Ever Saw.

New York, April 4.-The New York
Giants should sweep easily to their
third successive National League
championship and, maybe, to their
third straight worlds championship.
in the opinion of Kid Gleason. veteran
manager of the Chicago White Sox.
Prevented by rain from continuing
yesterday his teams exhibition tussle
with the Giants at Fort Worth. Tex,
Manager Gleason gave his opinions
OF both clubs. His own team. he con-
fessed looks as il it will finish well
up at the top, fighting.
Take it from me. it's a cinch for
the Giants to win another pennant."
said the Kid. They are far out of
the class of their league, one Of the
greatest ball clubs l ever saw. OF
course, / have not seen either the Pr
rates or the Reds, who are supposed
to furnish the fighting for the Giants
this year. but 7 can't imagine any
body stopping McGraw's club.
at has everything-pitching. speed,
hitting, confidence, daring-just every
thing. 1t must be wonderful to man
age bunch like that-always trying
and always fighting. I like the CT
ants in every nosition. The Giants
look a lot speedier TO me than they
did last gear. They take long chances
and they make the most of them. That
is M kind Of baseball-run out every
opportunity TO the limit.
"The confidence of having two
worlds championships is behind that.
They boys have class and they know
it"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
BILLIARD DATES OUT
Arrangements Made for Worlds
Three.C Cushion Championship.

Kansas City, NO, April 4.-Dates
for a worlds championship three
cushion billiard tournament, to follow
the seasons play of the national
league, were announced here today by
Secretary Scanlon. Each of the first
four players finishing the league race
will play the others.
Players who will compete for the
world title are: Tiff Denton. Kansas
City; John Layton, ST. Louis: Rob
ert Cannefax. New York. and Otto
Reiselt. Philadelphia. Layton won
first place in the league race. Canine
fax second, Denton third and Reiselt
fourth.
Although drawings for the first
series scheduled for st. Louis will not
be made public until the latter par:
of this week. the series will be played
April Q, 10 and H. The four play
ers will compete in Kansas City, April
u. 13 and IA. The New York series
will begin April Is and the concluding
games will be played in Philadelphia
April %. "a and %.
The championship will be decided
on a percentage basis of the games
won and lost. The receipts will be
pooled among the players. the winner
getting 40 per cent. second 80 per
cent. third 20 per cent and fourth 10
per cent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
FIELD OF MORE THAN
100 BEGINS PLAY IN
TEXAS GOLF TOURNEY
Carlton Smashes Galveston
Course Record in Prac-
tice With SO.

Galveston, Tex, April 4.-With
cloudy skies and warm weather pre-.
vailing, the seventeenth annual tour
nament of the Texas Golf Association
got under way today at the Galveston
Golf and Country Club.
More than one hundred golfers
started in the qualifying round. the
first pair to tee off being John S.
Douglass of Galveston and Lamar
Seeligson of San Antonio. The re-
naming 101 players participa ting in
the tournament started at five-minute
intervals.
During the course of the morning
and afternoon play ali of the entrants
will play Is holes. the round being on
the basis Of medal play with trophy
going TO the player making the lowest
score.
Besides the Texas championship
trophy which last year was won by
Charles Dexter Jr. Of Dallas, who is
entered this year also. there are seven
other events with trophies for the low
est scores and runners up.
Before the start of play today there
was much talk among the players and
spectsssrs ebout the performance yes
terday Of Ossie Carlton of Houston
who shot the course in co, which is
two under the Old record.
Besides Carlton, Jack Tarrant Of
San Antonio is considered to be one
OF the i.ost formidable contenders fol
the amateur golf crown now worn BY
Dexter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
BERGER HIGH GUN
Captain Tops TrapstOoters i'm Week.
ly "Muny" Shoot.

Captain Berger was high gun in
the weekly municipal trapshoot in
Breckenridge Park Tuesday afternoon
with As claybirds out of 30 thrown.
Close behind him were Bob Couchman,
the "tamale ball" pitcher of the San
Antonio Texas League baseball team.
and Ad Toepperwein. the professional
shot. with AZ each. Charles Steffler
broke ~ targets and Jim Galloway.
another San Antonio ball player. got
81. Abeel shot So, Giesecke 80, Adams
81 and Nicholson 81.
Shoots, interrupted for time by bad
weather. will be continued Though the
summer. They are held every Tuesday
afternoon and are open to the public.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
ALDR|DGE TO
START IN BOX
FOR CHICAGO
Coleman Changes Plans
and VIII Open With Meme,
Not Couchman.
GAME TO BEGIN AT 4
Cubs Last Major League
Team to Appear Here
This Season.
GAME TO BEGIN AT a

Victor Aldridge, right handler. will
be in the box for the Chicago Cubs,
the National League representatives
of the Windy City, last major team
to play here this spring, when the
umpire calls play BALI at League
Park Thursday afternoon. Heine
Meme. who has advanced greatly in
his battle 10 overcome the demon OF
wildness, is to start for the San An
tonic Bears, Manager Bob Coleman
indicated Wednesday morning.
Thus. the announcer will spiel
something 20 the effect that the
.'battre-e-e-eez for Chicago will be
Aldridge and O'Farrel. for San An
tonic Meme and Mckee" when 4
O'Clock rolls around.
Coleman said Wednesday he planned
to start Mine and finish with Lefty
Lybrand. Bob's plans a couple of
DAYS ago were to start Bob Couch
man, but he said Wednesday that
Couchman is in shape and he knows
what the veteran can do. and he wants
to look over some Of the more pronis-
ing men that make up the remainder
of his present hurting collection
Why Meme Is Wild.
The Bruin boss thinks he has dis
covered what gives Meme. who has
speed and curves to make good, a
tendency to be wild Says Bob:
''The boy looks at the ground just
a second before he let's go. Right
there he loses his direction. 1t would
be better if he looked off in another
direction, but his mind picture of the
distance and height of his next pitch
is blurred when he glances at the
ground
So Heine will hereafter carefully
avoid viewing terra firma while he
is throwing the ball from the hillock.
"Stay on the ground but don't look
at it too much" will be the motto on
which he may ride into the ranks of
the regulars.
The Bears will have their usual
lineup in Thursdays game. with young
TAYLOR Phelps. promising infielder. at
third base, and Booze and Todt shar-
ing the work in right field.
How Cubs VIII Bat.
The Cubs lineup 10 start the fray
has been received from the club secre-
tary. 1t follows: Adams. SIS. (; STATE.
Of: Grantham. Oh: Grimes. 1b. /:
AibfiN. IL.
or Callaghan, If; O'Farrel. c.; AID
ridge, p.
The Cubs are on their homeward
journey from their training quarters
on Catalina Island. off the California
coast. There will be about three times
as many more players in the party as
start the game. Reservations have
been made for A. people, newspaper
writers. coaches. officials, etc.
The Bears were taking advantage OF
fine day. Wednesday to stage
practice game between the regulars
and the .so-called rockies, mostly pitch
ers. The field was too heavy for a
game Tuesday afternoon. These
games will be daily afternoon features
the rest of the training period, the
managers say.
President Benson believes it will be
about ten days before the start of the
Texas League season, April II, before
the names of the additions to the
team will be definitely known. The
Bears are in line for pitchers and in
fielders from the New York Giants.
st. Louis Browns and Cincinnati
Reds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
CHAMP CAN'T QUALIFY
Topping Falls by Wayside at Pine
hurst; Houston Golfer High.

Pinehurst. n. C.. April 4.-Play in
the championship round of the annual
North and South amateur golf tourna-
ment will start with Henry ]. Topping
of Greenwich. Conn, last years
champion. eliminated. He fell far
below the scores of the sixteen quail
flying Tuesday.
The leader of the $50 players in the
preliminary rounds Monday and Tues
day was j. Russell Brown Of Bur
lington, Vt. Frank G. Newton of
Brookline. Mass. was four strokes be-
hind him for the &c holes.
Among the other fourteen qualifying
for championship play was W. G.
Hunt, Houston, tied for fourth with
161.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
Ruth in Bad Slump.

New York. April 4.-Correspondents
travelling northward from New Or
leans with the New York Yankees
reported today that Babe Ruth was IN
the throes of one of his worst battling
slumps and that it had the Bambino
perceptibly worried. In spite OF the
Babes zeal in training this year. his
successful effort in getting down TO
weight and his earnestness in discipline
he has failed to produce hits, long or
short He seems TO have difficulty in
meeting the ball and becomes con-
cerned when the pitcher gets two
strikes on him, a status that was
mirth-provoking for him in former
years. Experts who have studied the
Babe and his baseball for years believe
that his difficulty may be due TO over.
anxiety, to his revised estimate OF
his duty to the public. to his owners.
10 his team and to himself. The ex-
perts are trying to establish in their
own minds whether the Babe has lost
confidence in himself.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
Layton Leads Kieckhefer.

VHItag0, H.. Npr1t 9.-At the end
of their fourth sixty-point block last
night. John Layton Of st. Louis. ma.
tional champion at three-cushion bill.
lizards, had lead Of 2i0 to 196 over
Augie Keickhefer of Chicago. former
champion. Layton had a high run oi
eight in the afternoon and Kieckhefel
got nine in one bunch last night
The last two blocks here will be play
ed this afternoon and tonight. and
the men then will go to st. Louis fol
the last half of the contest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
MOLLA STARTS HOME
0ft.Trimmed American Tennis Cham
piOn Had Splendid Time"

Paris. April Airs. Molla Blur
stedt Mallory arrived here today from
the Riviera. She is sailing to New
York from Cherbourg on the Maure-
tania next SATURDAY.
My holiday is over and I have had
e really splendid time" she said.
Mrs. Mallory failed to win a tourna-
ment and was beaten several times by
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
LEWIS is THROWN
Gardini Scores First Fall hut Champs
deadlock Decides Bout.

Chicago. April ed STRANGER"
Lewis vicious deadlock helped him
to two Oat of three fall victory and
saved him the worlds heavyweight
wrestling championship here last
night from Renato Gardini. Boston
Mass. Italian. For the first fall
Gardini slammed Lewis to the mat
with flying mare. and. while the
champion lay with the breath smashed
from him, pinned him with a double
arm lock in 20 minutes and 30 sec
onds.
In an hour. II minutes and AZ sec.
onds, Lewis applied n dozen head
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
RUSSIA MAY ENTER
TrotzlSy's Athletes Will BE Eligible
for Olympic Competition.

Paris. April 4.--Athletes represent
ing Russia as country will be al
lowed to compete in the 1924 Olympi,
games to be held in Paris. This de-
cision has been reached by a majority
of the international Olympic commit
tee and will be ratified at Rome by
the Olympic congress. which begins
its sessions next Saturday.
1t has been definitely decided that
the participation of women in the
Olympic games will be confined Ia
tennis and swimming. MS heretofore
There will be no track competition
between women.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
Remedy Sox Reorganized.

Remedy, TEX, April 4.-The Remedy
White Sox were reorganized last night
and the following officers and direc-
tors were elected: manager-captain. f.
y. Holchak; directors. Max Holchak,
II. s. Colvin and Robert Burns: secre-
tary. s. ! Holchak Jr.: treasurer. II.
W. McGoldrick. The team wants to sign
two good pitchers and one infieldcr
and then will he ready for games with
all amateur and semi-pro teams in this
part of the state.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
AFTER MORE RECORDS
Cliff Dursnt VIII Attempt TO Lower
Motor Marks Up to 500 Miles.

Los Angeles, Cal, April 4.-R. c.
Durant, automobile race driver. was
to attempt to break speed records for
distances between one and 800 miles
mt the Los Angeles speedway today.
Electric timers were to be used in
the test to be staged under the super
vision of officials Of the American
Automobile Association.
No attempt has ever been made Ia
break records on the speedway here
for distances If more than go miles.
Durant recently set a number Of
world records on the Los Angeles
speedway for distances between five
and fifty miles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
KENNEL CLUB ELECTS
Dog Fancinrs Will Choose Officers at
Thursday Meeting.

The San Antonio Kennel Club will
elect officers Mt meeting at the
chamber of commerce at 8 o'clock
Thursday evening. Secretary f.. s.
Jatum has prepared report which
shows that the club has enjoyed one
OF its best seasons since organization.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
Robertson Joins Sox.

ShTtVepOft, M, HIFff F-NHaIV8
Robertson of perfect game fame has
signed a contract and was one Of tho
party when the Chicago White Sox
arrived here with the New York
Giants today. Jack Bentley and vii
bur Ryan joined the Giants here. II
could not be definitely learned whether
Robertson received the increase OF
$1,000 that he asked of the Chicago
team. but it was whispered about that
he did.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
Chic.Chics 10 Meet

The Chic-Chic baseball team viii
meet at the Travellers Hotel at s
o'clock Wednesday night and again at
the Chic-Chic Company offices at 9
o'clock Thursday evening for practice.
The following players are expected to
report at both meetings: ~rochel. Nc
Elroy. Burnett. Windell. McCartr.
Conoly. Roberts. Conrad. Monahan.
Robbins, Tucker and Wells. I
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
Mexican Eagles Con.

The Mexican Eagles defeated the
Carr Hill Blues in well-played base
ball game. 6 70 ,. Gutierrez allowed
the losers four hits and made double
and single in three trips to the pan
himself. Monsalvo, new Eagle second
sacker. handled ten chances perfectly.
Rig Joe allowed the winners but two
hits after relieving Lefty Sanchez in
the fifth. The Mexican Eagles play
the West Side Eagles at Valdez Park
Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
Intermediates TO Meet.

The intermediate Baseball League
has been called to meet at Gals Fri
day evening at the Moore sporting
goods store by President Gene Seng.
The meeting. probably the last called
session before the orening games. Sun
dar. ANIL ~. will be To adopt a
Schedule A sixth team has been ten
talirely lined up.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
Baseball Briefs
Exhibition Scores.

At Beaumont: Omaha Western
League. s; Beaumont Texas League,
j.
At Little Rock: Boston Americans,
/: Little Rock Southern, (tie IN III
innings.)
AT st. Petersburg. Fla: Clevelanh
Americans. II; Boston Nationals, IL.
At Fort Worth: New York Ma
tionals- Chicago Americans, rain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-04
Coiiepp Baseball,

At Waco: Texas Christian Univer'
sity. 2: Baylor University. ]:
At Austin: University of Texas,
4: Daniel Baktr College. l.
At College Station: Texas Aggles'
Rice Institute. rain.
At Borman. Okla: Oklahoma I'M
versity, Z; Nebraska University, D.