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The Washington times., 1930-12-05
Dancing Rule Will
Aid ROUS and Girls

KANSAS CITY. Dec. S u.N.S0
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Of peMolay start at $3.50 p. m
and close at midnight, is to be
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
INDIANS TIE
SOUTHWESTERN
McMurray College Tries
Hard in Third
But Fails

ABILENE. Tex, Nov. 15.-P)-
McMurry College and Southwest
ern University battered each other
back and forth this afternoon over
100 yards Of territory and when
their battle was over, the score
stood exactly as ii did al the
beginning, o to o,
The Indians marched 65 yards
in the third period. to be turned
back on the Southwestern five
yard line. Midway in the final
quarter, the Pirates advance was
halted at the same spot. after
Green's tumble had given them
the ball on the McMurry l2-yard
line.
Fulkerson. l50-pcund fullback.
featured the McMurry attack. which
gained IA first downs. Seamans
and Smith took the lead for the
Corsairs in collecting eight first
downs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Ohio State Is
Winner 10 to7
Over U. Of Pitt

OHIO STADIUM. Columbus.
Ohio, Nov. l5.-P-Confidence in
its own ability and reliance on the
strong right arm Of wesley Fesler
earned Ohio State a crushing rs
TO 7 victory today over the Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh.
1t was a cocksure Ohio team
which took the filed. confident as
a result of its 81 70 0 victory over
Navy last week. 1t stopped two
early attempts By Pittsburgh 70
gain ground. scored a touchdown
in nine minutes. led BY IS to 0
early in the third period and then
played on its nerve until the final
gun. The last thing this inspired
Buckeye team did vas TO hold
Pitts pluneers for M yard in four
tries on its two yard line in the
final minute. the substitutes had
TO help the exhausted players off
the field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
TULANE TOPS
GEORGIA ESQ
Green Wave in Running For
Southern Conference
Championship

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. -5.-P-
With the Georgia Bulldogs spraw-
led at their feet beaten Is to O,
the Tulane Green Wave raised It's
helmeted head above the football
heap as a contender for 1880
southern conference championship.
The Wave rose to the ultimate
pinnacle Of football in removing
the Georgia obstacle and made the
best efforts OF the Bulldogs seem
pitiful. They outplayed Georgia in
both offensive and defensive and
showed a football strategy that was
astonishing.
But the Bulldogs fought and were
still fighting al the final whistle
in the third quarter Georgia took
heart and started a march from
the center OF the field for what
seemed n certain touchdown but
they were stopped within the ten
yard line and there held or downs.
The halt of this march stunned
the Bulldogs and We again did
they seriously threaten 10 score.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Kansas Defeats
Sooners to Tie
Big Six Lead

MEMORIAL STADIUM. Law
renee. Kas.. Nov. l5-tP-Kansas
revived from its lethargy four
minutes before the end Of the first
half OF its football game with
Oklahoma today. dominated the
play thereafter. won the game. IS
10 o. and went into a tie with
Oklahoma for the big six confer
ence lead.
Despite their first half super
iority. Oklahoma never approached
within the Kansas 1o-yard line in
possession of the ball until the
fourth period.
In that final drive Oklahoma
met resistance Kansas did not
display against Nebraska and was
thrown back. Kansas was driving
10 another touchdown. with many
reserves in the lineup, when the
game ended.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Wesleyan Defeated
BY Army AZ to z

MITCHELL STADIUM. West
Point. N. Y. Nov. Is. -(P-Play-
ing football in a drizzle of rain.
field muddy and soppy. Army took
a one-Sided contest from the Purple
team from Kentucky Wesleyan
here this afternoon AZ to 2. Army
PLAYED loosely. Kentucky made three
desperate stands to no avail. Army
running over them rough shod with
its third. fourth and fifth teams
always on the offensive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Missouri Ties
Nebraska 90
In Old Grudge

LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 15.-Pi-
Flashing a determined defensive
that was not TO denied, Missouri
and Nebraska battled on even
terms to a scoreless tie today.
Although the contest was even
up insofar as victory was concern
ed. Nebraska displayed its super
iority in ground gaining with IS
earned first downs to three for the
Tigers and with a total of 1874
yards for the Huskers from scrim-
mage to SIS for Gwinn Henry's
pupils.
Via the air, however. the margin
went 70 the Huskers by a mere
eight yards. In IS tries the 1929
biz six titleholders completed four
for a net gain of IS yards. while
Missouri drew credit for so yards
in completing four out Of fourteen
attempt&
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
I. c. u Coed Wins
Athletic Awards

FORT WORTH. Nov. I5.-Miss
Virginia Bradford OF Mansfield. a
freshman in Texas Christian Uni
versity. ran herself to fame while
in high school by winning - rib
hons and medals in track and
tennis.
In 1927 she placed third in ten
mis- and first in track in the Tar
rant County Interscholastic Meet.
In 1923 she placed first in the re-
lays. in the 5o-yard dash. in the
30-yard dash and second in ten
mis-. In 1920 she placed first in the
Seward dash. Numerous ether track
and tennis honors have also been
carried off BY Miss Bradford. who
is maioring in physical education
at r. G. u.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
w. Tex. Teachers
Beat S. F. Austin

CANYON. Tex. Nov. 15.-tP,-
The west Texas teachers Buffaloes
completely oyerran the Stephen F.
Austin College Lumberiacks today.
winning 81 to o. Clark. Buff
quarterback. vas the most sensa-
tional PLAYER OF the game. OTDonald.
half. made good gains. Powell was
blocked from his usual runs. Robb.
fullback for the Lumberiacks. was
their outstanding PLAYER. The Lum-
berjacks made practically all their
yardase on passea
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
California Downs
Nevada u. 8 to 0

MEMORIAL STADIUM. Berkeley,
Cal. Nov. l5-tP-California's foot
ball varsity defeated Nevada 8 to 0
here today in the sloppiest mud
battle seen in the memorial Z a
dunn III years. The Bears scored a,
touchdown in the second quarter and
a safety TO get their eight points. .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Wins Over
Chicago bv rs to 0

CHICAGO. Nov. 15.-P-Illinois
registered its first victory OF the
western conference season today.
beating Chicago e to q. The
Maroons. beaten three times in
conference competition. never
threatened and were hopelessly
outclassed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Pony Passes Score 2O-z, Victory Over Ma,
Bears Rally Late to Pound Porkers 22-7
FESSENDEN'S
CLUB FAILS
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald
CHICAGO, Ills. Nov. is
Doug Fessenden's Fenger high
eleven, south side champions OF
Chicago. went down before Lind
blom high here this afternoon
500 in the semi-finals Of the
city championship.
FeSsenden coached the Browns
Vile high Screaming Eagles last
year. His club finished in a triple
tie for the south side champion
ship and he won the title on the
flip of a coin.
Lindblom will meet Harrison
high Nov. % for the city cham
pionship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Rocky Mountain
Title Taken By
Utah University

BOULDER, Colo, Nov. l5.-P)-
The University of Utah won the
Rocky Mountain Conference football
championship for the third time in
as many years by defeating the
University OF Colorado here today,
"a 10 0.
Held 10 IA points for three pc
RODS, the powerful UteS made
three touchdowns in rapid order in
the final quarter to continue their
string OF one-sided Victories. IL was
the 2lst consecutive win for Utah
since the season of 1927.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Stanford Cops

STANFORD STADIUM. Cal. Nov.
l5.-P-While a mere handful OF
spectators looked on. a Stanford
eleven made up Of second and third
string men swamped California
Tech today 81 10 z. The Cardinals
scored four times in the final
period. all on long forward passes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Tough Going


THE CHRISTIANS have always
encountered tough Shedding when
they ran up against the Longhorns.
The two institutions have met l6
times and these encounters date
back to 1897 when r. c. u. was
known as Add Ran. The Christians
have suffered defeat on fourteen Of
these occasions. In 1927 they man
aged n s~coreless tie, and defeated
the Longhorns 1912 in 1929 in a
holly fought contest. Saturdays
game was anybody's. If some Of
those eastern critics who do not re-
gard the Southwest highly had been
i'll the stands, they would have
seen a game on the par with any
played in the country. The Long
horns seem TO have that boilerhouse
power this season that has made
the midwest take the lead from
the east in things football.
THE SOUTHERN Methodist Pom
les carried the Southwest banner
high Saturday when they defeated
the Middies on their own home field.
The Ponies have been a threat TO
big time" teams ever since II step
red out some three years ago and
they finally cashed in. Notre Dame
nosed them out by one touchdown
and the Micks seem headed for n
other mythical national champion
ship.
THE VALLEY VIII see two excel
lent games this coming week when
weslaco ties into Harlingen and
Austin pays the Brownsville Scream
ing Eagles a visit. The Valley "B"
championship will hinge on the Car
dinal : Panther affray and il should
be worth travelling far and wide 70
see. The Cardinals have a powerful
aggregation as their victories over
Robstown and Port Arthur show.
The only spot on their slate is their
defeat at the hands OF KingSville
and that game had a flukey atmos-
phere surrounding II. The Cardi-
nails will take the measure OF the
B-ahmas d~ecisively If they get into
another contest this season.
Cats Strong
COACH I. (. Martin has brought
his team along in great style, bowl
ing over all opposition. Martin did
not attempt such an ambitious pro-
gram-such as did Cowboy Ogan
and Solid Rektorik = but he will
have his boys in peak form for the
Cardinal combat. The Panthers
have not extended themselves overly
and there Is little likelihood of their
going stale before the championship
contest. The game Will likely CEN
ter down 10 a question of how strong
are the Panther tackles on defense,
and whether the Cardinals can cope
With the Panther passing attack.
Martins club Is rapidly gaining the
reputation OF being a pass flineing
aggregation but 1t also has A run
ming attack 10 make its passes 60.
The Cardinals will enter this fray
favored 10 win.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Dartmouth Downs
Cornell bv l9 to Is

ITHACA. ". Y. Nov. f5.-P-
yarmouth won a sensational 10 to
IL victory over a surprisingly strong
Cornell team in their annual battle
todav. The passing of Wolfe and
Morton gave yarmouth two tNch-
downs and Wolff plunged 10 the
third. Cornell scored twice on pass
es. trailing Is TO - with a minute
to 20 the undefeated Indians finally
shot In the winning score from the
Seven-yard line.
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time the Longhorns had not once
gotten the ball past midfield.
Texas made its first real scor-
ing gesture soon after the third
period opened. Starting from their
20-yard line, the Longhorns passed
and drove 60-yards before they
were stopped, Blanton finally try
ing a field goal from the 30-yard
line. II went wild, but the Steers
seemed not at all disheartened. A
few moments later, finding them
selves pushed back to their 25-yard
mark. they started driving toward
the Frog goal again. and this time
they did not falter until they were
across.
The lineup:
Texas Texas Christian
Peterson Salkeld
Baltnon Roswell
Left Tackle
Baumgarten Butler
Left Guard
Howle Atkins CO.
Center
Emerson Vaught
Right Guard
Cook Howell
Right Tackle
vining Pruitt
Right End
Elkins Leland
Quarterback
Shelley Co Drannon
Left Half
Stafford Spearman
Right Half
Koy Griffith
Fullback
Officials Viner Missouri)
Referee; Fouts Baylor Umpire:
Utay. CTexas A. e. M head lines
man: Dyer (Rice) field judge.
Texas ............ 0 0 0 TT.
r. c. U. ........... 0 0 0 90.
Texas scoring. touchdown. Stat
ford: point from try after touch
down, Blanton Cplace kick.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16

Michigan Normal 10; Iowa State
Teachers 0.
Richmond o: Hampden Sydney o.
Providence 6: st. Johns IN. "
l3.
Wagner O; N. Y. Aggies Is.
F. and NJ. -; Dickinson 8.
Wichita University II; College Of
Emporia 9.
Virginia Military Institute o:
Kentucky 20.
Duquesne o.: Geneva 7.
Waynesburg Is; West Virginia
Wesleyan 81.
Western Reserve o; Xavier 81.
Heidelberg 20; Akron 0.
Kent Is: Defiance IS.
U of Tulsa Is; Missouri School Of
Mines o.
Ohio State B 10; Ashland o.
St. Thomas IL; St. Mary's o.
Belot 0: Ripon 10
Milwaukee Teachers 10; Oshkosh D..
Emporia Teachers g.; Pittsburgh
Teachers o.
Michigan Normal 10; Iowa State
Teachers O.
Carthage 8; Monmouth 81.
Marietta Z; Kenyon o.
Georgetown College o; Western
Kentucky Teachers 90.
University Of Louisville Is; Mar
shall II.
Thiel II: Westminster o.
Davis a. Elkins 80: st. Fnarcis y.
Eastman-Arnold game cancelled.
Lebanon Valley %: Juaniata 6.
Carson Newman ID: Mercer 6.
Mexico City 0; St. Mary's 81
Central Normal 0: Valparaiso s.
Franklin z: Wabash s.
Baker 0: st. Mary's 8.
Indiana Central 7: Ball Teachers
20.
Manchester 20: Depauw "A.
Pennsylvania 0. Centre College
80.
Millsaps 10; Louisiana Tech. o.
California pa Teachers 6; In
diana Teachers 8.
Colorado Teachers z: Colorado
College z.
Washburn 81; Hays 6.
.. S. Medical School O.: SITS. VIM
cent 10.
Ursinus 6; Swarthmore o.
Albright 80: George washington o.
afayette Fresh 60; Lehigh Fresh
Catholic Univ. s; Manhattan z.
Bowdoin "a; Wesleyan II.
Springfield 26: New HAMPSHIRE Z.
M~1nncnhnH~- I'M. yy-A 49,
den IL.
John Carroll o: Dayton O.
pennsylvania Military College 81:
University Of Baltimore o.
Case IS; Baldwin Wallace II.
Bowling Green ls; Detroit City
College 4.
Ohio Wesleyan Il; Den.son 0.
Capital q; Hiram o.
Eoindoro Teachers Z; Canisius 50.
Detroit Tech Is: Olivet Is.
Rhode Island State o: Connecti-
cut Aggies o.
Exeter is; Andover 20.
Bethany w. Va) College O:
Grove City 40.
Hobert s; U. OF uffalo 20.
Oklahoma Baptists 10; Southwest
ern winfield. Kansas 10.
Culver-Stockton IA; Hurtleff Z.
Eastern Kentucky Teachers o:
Union College As.
Carleton IS: Lawrence Z.
McAlester Is: Hamline 0.
Morningsidc IS: Western Union 0.
Evansville College 2; Illinois wes-
leyan 80.
Mchendree z: Illinois Normal II.
PPenn College Sc: Dubuque Uni
versity O..
81. Viator q; Illinois College 8.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
Grid Results
Ii ~ LIN Il

SOUTHWEST
Texas II; Il. O.. U. 0.
;. NJ. u. 20; Navy Z.
Rice Z; A. & NJ. o..
Baylor 27; Arkansas 7.
Texas High Schools
John Reagan 10: Jeff Davis l3.
Electra o: Amarillo 80.
Abilene IA: San Angelo Q.
Ranger u: Eastland 0.
Quanah 10: Plainview 8.
Midwest
Chicago O; Illinois %.
Cincinnati o: Wittenberg u.
Iowa State o: Kansas Aggies Is.
Iowa 70: Penn. State 0.
Kansas 10: Oklahoma 0.
Michigan z: Minnesota 0.
Nebraska o: Missouri 0.
n. Dakota "a: S. Dakota o.
Northwestern 20: Wisconsin z.
Notre Dame %; Drake z.
Oberlin o.; Miami II.
Virginia 81: w. & L. 7.
". p. 7. q: Maryland IS.
Ohio state is: Pittsburgh z.
Purdue 80: Butler o.
Washington U. Is; Creighton 0.
South
Alabama SO: l.. S. U. 0.
Auburn s: Miss. Agfies 7.
Clemson O: Florida 81.
Furman IA; Wofford 0.
N. Car. s: Davidson 7.
n. c. State 0: Duke i8.
s. Car. Il: Sewanee Is.
Tulane Is: Georgia o.
Vanderbilt o: Tennessee Is.
Virginia 81; w. & L. Z.
V. P. I. Z; Maryland Is.
East
Amherst 10: Williams is.
Boston U. o: Tufts 7.
Brown 6: Columbia 0.
c. G. N. Y. 40: Haverford Z.
Cornell 10: Dartmouth 70.
Delaware Is: Drexel l3.
Fordham II: ST. Mary's 20.
Harvard o: HOLY Gross n.
Iehigh 10: Rutgers IA.
Manhattan Z; Catholic y. s.
New York U. 2: GEORGETOWN 0.
PENNSYLVANIA "a: Ga. Tech. z.
Princeton z: Yale 10.
Army At: Kentucky 2.
Temple as: Lafayette O.
Villanova 10: OgiethorDe s.
w. & J. Z: Bucknell 6.
Far West
Arizona 80: n. NJ. 0.
Brigham young 10: Montana
State s..
Calf 8: Nevada 0.
Colorado Aggies 10: Utah Ag-
yies 0.
Utah "a: Colorado o.
Oregon State Is: Oregon o.
Southern Calf. 50; Hawaii 0.
Stamford 81: Calf. Eech. Z.
washington 8: Wash. State o.
Wyoming Z: Denver Is.
Miscellaneous
Miss. College 6; Birmingham
southern O. .
Hiawasee College 6; Sue Bennett
Memorial 6.
Gallaudet i3: Langley Field 7.
Rensselaer, Poly. o; Worcester
Poly. 0.
Muhlenberg 6: Gettysburg 20.
La Verne o; Whittier 81
California Aggies 5; Loyola Of 10:
Z.
Illinois "B' 6: De Paul s.
Transatlantic o: Centre 80.
Sue Bennett College s: Hiwasset
6.
Bethany wv. va College 0; Grove
,ity AZ.
New River 81: Concord Normal 0
Bridgewater Va.) O; Shepard 25
Montana University 81: Gonzale:
5.
Regis College "A: Western State
II. s. Marines 2; Rider o.
Spring Hill IS: Union Univ. o.
Highpoint Is; Appalachian 6.
Lowell Textile 25: Upsala Is.
Hamilton z: Union 6
Clarkson Z: Rochester 20.
Vermont s: Middlebury rs.
Norwich Is: Mass Aggies 6.
Catawba Is: Guilford 0.
Marquette 0; Detroit O.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
u. s WINS

BUENOS AIRES. Nov. l5.-lPl
The United States Army Polo
Team defeated the Argentine Army
-Four, 10 goals 10 Z here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16

Kerosene freezes 1t . tempera-
ture Of 10 degrees below zero.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16

italy is the only European coun-
try in which the birthrate Is in
creasing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16

Scoring touchdowns: Rice. Muel-
Ter: point after touchdown, D.
Driscoll.
Officials: Ettlinger Harvard,
Referee: Minton Qndiana). Un-
pire: Borgess.. headlinesman;
Frazier Baylor, field Judge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-16
The
Sports
Spade.
~ Hal EUSTACE
~

CHAMPIONS DON'T repeat. So
says and old Southwest conference
tradition and from present appear
ances, the old saw may hold true In
the case OF the Horned Frogs. Every
year since 1915 there has been a new
champion crowned each season.
Many fans were predicting that the
Christians would repeat this season.
but the Longhorns gave them a big
jolt IN setting them back TO Sat-
urday. True, the Frogs are still In
the running for they have o
games on their schedule than have
the Longhorns, but their chances
have been trimmed down consider
ably.
IN THE Is seasons of conference
play in the Southwest, A. e. NJ. has
carried off five championships. Bay
Tor three, Texas and S. vi. U. two
each, T. c. u. one, and two years
were passed without an award. The
an-time record is as follows:
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MUELLER HITS
END FOR TALLY
Farmer Backs Out Gain
Institute But
Lose

COLLEGE STATION, Tex, Nov.
15.-tP-A 37-yard end run by
Bert Mueller, flashy Owl halfback.
gave its scrapping Rice Institute
grid team a 7 TO o victory today
owe the Texas Aggies in a fast
game on Kyle Field.
The victory was the first in
history by a Rice eleven on Kyle
Field and the fourth Rice victory
over A. and M. in the history OF
their football relations.
Mueller's run came in the mid
die OF the third quarter. after he
had carried the ball without as
sistance from his own 35-yard line
TO the A. and M. 57-yard line. On
the play preceding the touchdown,
he skirted the end for a 20-yard
gain. Tom Driscoll drop-kicked the
extra point.
Punting Duel
The game was bitterly contested
from the start, Squyres, for Rice,
and McFadden for A. and NJ.
engaging in a punting duel. The
Aggie punter booted eight times
for an average OF A yards, while
Squyres punted eleven times for q
43-yard average. On n occasion,
Squyres kicked rs yards 10 the
Aggie five-yard line, only TO have
McFadden boot the ball 81 yards
to the other end of the field.
Coach Matty Bell sent in six
fresh substitutes near the close OF
the half, placing Harry Stiteler,
probably the outstanding A. and NJ
back in the game, at quarter. There
after the Aggies march down the
field to the Owls 14-yard line
where Squyres snatched an Aggie
pass out OF the air, to save the
day.
Souyres was easily the outstand-
ing defensive player on the field
Besides Squyres and Mueller, feat
uring for Rice were captain Bill
Morgan. guard. and Hammett. half
back. The Aggie play was featured
in the backfield BY Stiteler, Dansby
and Hewitt. with Moulden and
Magrill, tackles. turning in excel
lent games in the line.
Aggies Outgain Owls
A. and M. totalled 10 first downs
70 five for Rice. The Owls tried
only one pass. which was incom-
plete. while A. and NJ. completed
seven out Of 10 for a l2-yaro
average.
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