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Lives Claimed
In Mine Explosion

MT. CARMEL, Pa, May 30.-tP-
An explosion in the Richards tun-
mel mine Of the Susquehanna Col
leries company today had claimed
the lives Of five miners. Three
others were injured. none serious
~. and -four escaped unhurt.
The bodies Of four men were re-
moved from the mine late yester-
day, several hours after the explo-
sion. Another man died in a hos
pital today.
Twelve men were working in the
section affected by the explosion.
which occurred about 1900 feet
from the mouth Of the mine.
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HURT
IN SANTA FE
RWY. WRECK

PUEBLO, Colo, May 30.-tP-
Five persons suffered minor in
juries In the -ferailment OF the
Santa Fe Colorado express near
Fowler, Colo. early today.
The injured we're: Jean Ryan,
Kansas City. No, bruised left hip.
wrenched back and bruised elbow:
Myrtle L. Johnson, Seal Beach.
Calf. head and eye injury; George
Lamont. Denver. the engineer,
wrenched and bruised knee: Mrs.
Lucy Morgan. negro. Kansas City,
Mo-, head liberation. and an I'M
identified Pueblo woman, whose eye
was injured.
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Reported
Light In Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY, May 3O-LFp
Rainfall from light sprinkles to
more than an inch was recorded
today over wide sections Of Okla
bona
The heaviest fall was at Alva. i.i2
inches.
Perry reported f05 inches. All
other cities reported from a trace
In the southern part or the state
10 90 inch u Woodward In the
Av1tAbess= -
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IN
CRASH NEAR
END OF RACE
Fred Frame Is Second
Place Winner I'm
Classic
(By DUNKLEY)

SPEEDWAY, Indianapo-
lis, May 80. (AP)--Louie
Schneider, one time Indiana
polls motorcycle policeman,
won the 5O0-mile automo-
bile race, today in the last
IS miles after Billy Arnold,
Chicago, striving to repeat
his victory of 1880 met with
a tragic accident.
Fred Frame, Los Angeles
was second, 2 IL miles back
of the triumphant Schneider.
Seventeen or the original
cars finished.
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PROBATION OF Oil
Wells to Continue

OKLAHOMA CITY. May 30.-tP
-Proration Of oil wells in the
Oklahoma City field at 6 per cent
of potential production will CONT
nue. until July I under a ruling Of
the state corporation commission.
The decision was announced yes
terday after Writ Franklin and
others sought at a hearing to de-
fine four pools in the area. The
Franklin application was taken
under ~advi->Sent.
Franklin's !Netition would in
crease the allowable Of the field
from 10000 to $4,000 barrels
daily.
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GUNNER ENTER
HARLEM AGAIN,
CORNER VICTIM

NEW YORK, May 30-tP-Gun-
men today again invaded the
Harlem neighborhood where two
were killed by machine gun bullets
Thursday night. Today they shot
TO death a man believed to be
Peter Coll OF the Bronx.
The victim. cornered in his auto
mobile, jumped out and began fir
ing in self-defense. but the answer
ing fusillade or bullets wounded
him in the head and body. He died
almost instantly.
Thursdays killings were blamed
by police on either a beer price
cutting war or trouble among police
racketeers.
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Chicago Packers
Call a Meeting

CHICAGO. May 3O.-tP-Plan-
ing. they said. TO bring the atten-
ton OF the consuming public in
some spectacular way to the inform
alton that livestock and livestock
produces can be obtained at greatly
reduced prices" Chicago packers
and packing associations have call
ed a nationwide meeting OF agri-
cultural leaders. railroad presidents.
bankers, packers. meat retailers and
livestock commission men for June
3.
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Pilot And Windmill
Ship In Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. May 30.-lP-
John Miller OF Poughkeepsie, N. ".
waS here today with the first auto
gyro plane to complete a transcon-
tinental flight. He flew his wind
mill ship TO this city. his announc-
ed destination. from San Diego,
Calf. late yesterday. Miller crossed
the country by easy stages
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Financial District
Closed On Holiday

NEW YORK. May 30.-PHBusl-
ness was at "A standstill i'm the fl
nancial district today in observance
OF Memorial Day. The New York
stock and curb exchanges. the
banks and all commodity markets
were closed.
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SERVICES FOR WAR VETERAN

MCKINNEY, May 30.-tR-Fun-
eral services we're held here yester-
day for O. s. Spencer, 81. Civil War
veteran and a native Of Fannin
county He died Thursday night. His
widow survives. They had lived
here 40 ye4Ta
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'Conuict Shot Trying to Escape From Jail
ADMITS FRAmE-UP
MAN
THREE STROKES IN
LEAD H'RLINCEN

HARLINGEN. May 30.7J. I.
George OF Brownsville won the
class "A" event OF the Lower Gulf
Coast Golf Association tournament
here this afternoon. barely nosing
out Hill Cooke, Harlingen flash.
HARLINGEN. May 30.-At the end
CT the first Is holes, Jimmy George
Of Brownsville was setting a brisk
pace at the head Of the "A" flight
golfers in the Lower Gulf Coast
Golf Association tournament here
Saturday. George shot a "a going OUT
and a 40 coming in. Handicaps aside.
this was three strokes better than
Hill Cooke or Geo. Cummings, his
closest opponents. could do. George
carried an eight handicap In eGdi-
ton. Is compared to none for Cooke
and four for Cummings.
o. G. Behre had a substantial lead
in the B" flight. tapping the pill
around in 4l-42 for an 80. In addi-
ton mis- handicap is IA. ID. II. Bart
lift with an IS was his nearest op-
ponent.
The other flights did not get off
until late.
The l8-hole scores for A and 2
flights are set out below with handi-
caps carried In parenthesis.
CLASS A
Jimmy George 90 ...... "a 40-7i
Hill Cooke 10) .......... 80 SIT
~~
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BASEBALL RESULTS

PITTSBURGH, May 30. Up
The Chicago Cubs slugged their
way to a 0 to 2 victory over the
Pirates in a morning Memorial Day
game here today. Manager Hornsby
led his clubs attack with three
doubles and q single.
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Totals so d & as

E-Batted for Rye in 10th.
Philadelphia 80. 600 600 600 005--5
Boston ......... 900 600 600 000--0
2b hitS-Haas. Foxx. Home runs
Haas. Stolen hase-Rothrock. Sacri-
fices-Haas. e. Miller, Van Camp.
Double plays-Boley to Bishop 70
Foxx: Rhyme to Rothrock. Left OH
base-Philadelphia IL: Boston IL.
Base on balls-off Grove u: Russell
z. Struck out-by Grove 4: Russell
8. Hit by ~pitcher-By Russell CE
Miller.
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W COMPLETES TwoUR

LIE BOURGET. France. May 10
fP-Captain Frank Hawks arrived
at the flying field here from Nancy
AZ Ass D. m. today. completing his
tour OF France which began here
yesterday morning. =
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Two base hits-Allen. LindStrom.
Jackson. Home runs-Frederick.
Bissonette. Left on base-New York
6: Brooklyn 6. Base on balls-off
Hubbell /. Struck out-by Hubbell
4; Clark 3. Wild Pitch-Hubbell.
PHILADELPHIA. MAJ 30. Up
The Phillies. shut out the Boston
Braves 10 to 0 in the morning game
here today. The Phils made four
teen hits off three Boston hurlers
and Klein hit his tenth homer Of
the season. Benge allowed the
Braves four hits.
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Double play Arlett to Davis. 5acri-
flee Benge. Left on bases. Philadel-
phia 8, Boston 3. Base on balls off
Moss 3. Benge !. Struck out by
Benge 8, Cantwell !, Haid l. Hits
off Moss z in 2 % innings: Can.well
2 in ? Ia: Haid 0 in 3. Losing pit
cher Moss.
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BOSTON. May 80. -t1- The
Philadelphia Athletics landed on
Russell for five runs in the 18th in
ming Of the first game Of a double
header with the Red Sox today and
broke a scoreless tie to win. 5 to 0.
Haas started the Athletics off with
a home run in the first half Of the
18th. Grove pitched for the Athle-
tics.
First game).
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r

WASHINGTON. May 80. R,-Sam
Jones bested Herb Pennock in a
tight pitchers battle rs the Sena-
tors beat tie New York Yankees in
the first game OF today's holiday
bill, 3 TO 2.
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AMERICAN (sECOND GAME)

Cleyeland at Detroit-Postponed
rain.
st. Louis at Chicago-Postponed
rain.
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NATIONAL
Second Game

Brooklyn ..o24 sic 6O0-lS p I
New York ..40l 200 O0l-8 II 5
Phelps, Day. Heinmack and Lopez:
Walker. Heving and Terrell.
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SECOND GAME CAMERICAND

Philadelphia 020 2i0 000-5 8 @
Boston 100 600 006-6 II 2
Mahaffey. Rommel. Walberg and
C~Cchrane; Durham, Kline and
Berry.
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NATIONAL SECOND GAME

Boston ...... 900 000 1i0-2 8 I
Philadelphia 500 03l l0x-12 i6 2
McAfee. Farmhouse. Cantwell.
Moss and Spohrer, Cronin; Dudley
and Davis.
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NEW v0RR

NEW YORK. May 80. tPl-Del
Bissonette's home run in the tenth
with two on gave the Brooklyn Eo-
hins a 9 TO 2 victory over the Giants
in the first game Of today's double
HnnHr~
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10 nltS-hOrnSDy 8, Cuyier. deU-
sley. p. Waner. 3b hits-Moore,
Grimm. Sacrifices Sweedland.
urges. Double plays-Jurges to
Hornsby TO Grimm; English to
Grimm. Hornsby to Grimm. Suhr
to Sankey. Left on bases-Pitts-
burgh5: Chicago 10. Base or balls
off French stephenson, Grimm,
Jurges); off Sweetland phillips,
Sankey, Grantham). Struck out-by
Spencer (Jurgesl; ~ Sweetland
(Suhr). Hits-Off Spencer 6 in !
Is innings: off French 10 in z rs
innings. Wild pitc1es-French Los
ing pitcher-Spencer.
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THE WEATHER

FOR Brownsville and the Valley:
Mostly cloudy and unsettled, prob
ably with showers; not much change
In temperature.
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PASSES
DEFEAT HOGS
Baylor Takes 1877 Victory
With Fast Aerial
Attack

WACO. Oct. l7-tPJ-Baylor UNI
versity fired a relentless barrage
OF passes at the Arkansas Univer-
Sity Razorbacks here today to
clinch a 10 to z victory In their
first Southwestern conference game
of the season. The Bears broke
loose with an overhead attack early
in the game and pers's ted until the
Arkansas backs were hopeleSsly
baffled.
Afford and Pierce. the Baylor
backs who hurled the passes. CON-
pleted ~ throws out Of % attempts
for 23l yards. -Four passes we're in
tercepted.
The Bears advanced to a scoring
position early in the third period
when Afford passed IS yards to
Reeves. Another pass, Afford to
Byerly. was snagged in the end
zone for the first Baylor touch
down. Afford missed the kick for
extra point.
Early In the final period Pierce
made a % yard tos5 TO Petty. who
dashed across for a score. The try
for point failed. AS the period
neared the end Arkansas resorted
to q desperate attempt 10 score by
passing. This resulted in their
losing the ball on downs on their
own 14-yard line. Afford flashed
back with a Snappy pass TO Petty
in the end zone for a touchdown.
In the try for point Afford passed
to Petty, who was uncovered across
the goal.
Arkansas gained her lone score
in the first period when Murphy
slipped off tackle into an open
field and evading the Baylor backs,
dashed 10 the five yard line before
being downed. Ledbetter plunged
over for the core. Secrest kicked
the extra point.
The Razorbacks pinned consider
able faith in their passing game.
but had little luck. In Is attempts
the Arkansas receivers were able to
snag but four for a gain Of % yards.
Four or their passes we're inter
cepted.
Baylor collected is first downs.
mainly BY the overhead route. while
Arkansas was making seven. Dur
ing the major portion OF the game
both teams were ineffective in
their use Of running plays. NM
erous fumbles marred the play.
Summary:
Arkansas SCORING touchdown:
Ledbetter ID; point after touch
down. SecreSt Ckick)
Baylor scoring: touchdowns. Rv-
erly ~. Petty 90, point after
touchdown: pass.
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Centenary Beats
Stetson II to 0

SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. IL. P-
Centenary college kept its goal line
inviolate today with a belated Of
fensive drive which defeated Stet-
son University Of Florida 81 to 0.
1t was Centenary's fourth consec-
utive victory Of the season..
Centenary "a secuted by South
ern Methodist University and Purdue
and played under wraps throughout
the first perod.
In the second period C~entenary's
passing combine, Womack TO Os-
borne. accounted for "a yards and a
touchdown.
The gentlemen took the ball on
their own Is yard line in the third
quarter and launched another drive
which ended with Giesler grabbing
n 20 yard pass from Womack for a
touchdown.
Early in the final period Center
airy scored, using a varied attack
climaxed by Giesler's 80 yard sprint
with q pass for a touchdown.
Murff scored a few minutes later
on a jaunt around end after Gies-
Ter blocked a punt, the ball going
out OF bounds on Stetson's four-yard
line.
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Bobcats Defeat
Austin 10 to 0

SAN MARCOS, Oct. l7.-P,-
Porter led the Southwest Texas
Teachers College Bobcats TO a 10
to 0 triumph over the Stephen F.
Austin Teachers College Lumber
Jacks in an eastern division Texas
intercollegiate Athletic association
football game here today.
Porter skirted a L~umberjack wing
In the second quarter for the Bob
cats first touchdown. Porter, Py-
land and Colt launched a concert
ed drive a few minutes later which
ended with Colt carrying owe for
a score.
In the third period Porter Slid off
tackle and ran Is yards through a
broken field for a touchdown.
Bunker. all II. T. "a. a.. tackles III
1880. who does the Bobcats punt
ing. o%utpointed Thrash OF Stephen
+. Austin.
The Bobcats registered Is first
downs to the Lumberjacks' seven
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Score in Closing
Minutes, Beating Ags 60

with a six to 0 victory over Texas
A. and M.
Through three scoreless periods.
two powerful lines. blocking and
tackling to a perfection, fought
this football game with neither
Boosting a real advantage. The
punch Of the game. the play that
started T. c. U. on the road to
victory vas unexpected. II was IT..
g. US ball on A. and Ms 36-yard
line. Two plunges melted two yards.
On the third down. Spearman re-
ceived the Snap-back and fell back
from the line OF scrimmage. He
faxed a run, but instead. passed to
Hinton for IS yards who. behind
divers interference. raced over the
goal line. II was thought Hinton
had scored a touchdown. but the
officials went into a huddle and
ruled the play out Of bounds on the
Aggies four yard stripe.
After a conference with Coach
Bell OF "A. and M. and Schmidt or
Texas Christian, the ball was put
In play on A. and Ms courtyard
line with first down coming up. On
the first off-tackle smash. Oliver
was stopped. On the second down
Hinton faxed a cut-back and whirl-
ed around right end for the touch
down. Boswell failed to kick gcI
from placement.
II. G. u. tried for a field goal
early in the fourth period. A triple
pass from Hinton TO Dietzel to
Spearman put the ball on A. and
MS 2l-yard line. Another pass,
Spearman to Hinton put it on the
i1-yard line. After gaining z yards
In three line smacks. r. G. u. tried
a field goal from the II yard line
with Boswell. back. but he missed.
The touchdown came a few min
utes later.
Texas Christians most consistent
ground gamer on line plays was
B. w. Spearman. T. c. u. scored
nine first downs against A. and
MS z. and clicked off 234 yards
from scrimmage against 80 for a.
and M.
Score BY periods:
Texas "A. and M. .... 0 0 0 90
Texas Christian .... 0 0 0 6A6
Texas Christian scoring: Touch
down, Hinton.
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Drake Defeated
$50 By Micks

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct. l7.-PD
The pent-up fury Of Notre
Danes big football army fell on
the valiant bis out-cla1sed Bull
Dogs from Drake today and they
we're submerged, 90 to 0. the larg-
est scoring avalanche TO victimize
them since they started playing
the fighting Irish.
Smarting under the criticism
received for failing to score against
Northwestern in the mud Of Sol
diers' Field last week, the touch
down makers Of Notre Dame par
AIDED up and down the field with
m%onotonous regularity from the
middle Of the first period on. The
game wasn't even interesting ex-
cept to the scouts Of the rival
teams, who confessed they had
never seen a greater running at
tack in their football lives.
Even the s~taunchest followers OF
Notre Dame football fortunes. &C
customed to seeing Drake throw
up a great defense each year. were
somewhat awed by the rapidity OF
the Irish touchdown combinations.
Fifty-seven players. two more than
five complete teams. were used in
action. but still the huskies from
little Drake couldn't stop the at
tack. The more substitutes 90 enter
the game. the more b~ewildering
was the rush toward the Drake
goal.
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Third Period
Guessers Win
Pass To Film

Twenty-eight football fans who
picked the third quarter as the high
score period in the Notre-Dame-
Drake game Saturday won free
passes to the Capitol theater to see
The Spirit OF Notr eDame."
The score was $50, the third
period was the high score period.
and Mike Koken scored the first
touchdown. No one guessed the
cor nor no one guessed the play
or to score first.
The contest was intended to be
cumulative: That is one pass for
guessing score, two for guessing
score and period and four for guess
ing score, period and player. How
ever, in view OF the fact M one
guessed the score, Manager John
Tanning decided to award one pass
to each fan picking the period.
II you picked the third period,
call at the box office and a pass
will be waiting.
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Point Girls Make
Three Mile Swim

Misses Ottle Lee Young and
winona watkins recently swan
from the Casino Pier on Padre
Island to the Casino Pier, Port
Isabel, a distance Of approximately
three miles. The girls were in the
water almost two hours and were
accompanied by Mrs. Watkins,
mother Of one of the participants.
and Norman Johnson in a boat, as
q precaution in case either Of the
swimmers should have become ex-
hausted.
The school girls we're in training
for two weeks for the swim Under
the tutelage Of Emmett Young.
father Of Ottie Lee. Most of the
training was in the Yacht Club
basin. Both girls declared upon
reaching their goal on the MAIN
land that they did not feel tired.
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EXAS SCORES FIELD GOAL TO NOSE OUT SOONERS 3 TO O
GridPoSultS|
II ~. EAA II :

Buena Vista, 2; Sioux Falls, g
Huron, -: Dakota wesleyan, q
Oregon, 0, Southern California,
So.
At Boulder: Missouri, z; Colorado
8.
Idaho. z; washington, 38.
Western Union, z; Luther, Is.
Oakland City, 0; Central Normal
u.
New Mexico University, 5; New
Mexico Military Institute, 0.
Colorado Mines, 0; western State
Teachers, 10.
Colorado Teachers, z; Colorado
College, 8.
Ohio Northern, s; Hiram. 0.
KY. State Industrial College, s;
Wilberforce, "a.
Ohio Wesleyan %: DenniSon, 8.
Potomac State, O.; Shepherd Col
lege, 10.
Stetson, 0; Centenary. q.
Coe, O; Monmouth. IS.
California, Is; Washington State
Z.
Howaii, 20; Milllsaps, O.
Stephen f.. Austin Teachers 0,
Southwest Texas Teachers, 10.
Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers
O; Central Oklahoma Teachers. 10
Southwestern Oklahoma Teach
ers z; East Central Oklahoma
Teachers, z. CTie.)
High School Football
At San Angelo, 81: McCapey, o
Abilene "a: BrownSood, s.
At Fl Paso: Simmons University
As: Texas College of Mines, 0.
At Pampa. 10; Amarillo, 6.
Port Arthur. IA: South Park
Beaumont) IA. CTle).
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By HARFOE
Herald staff Correspondent

SAN BENITO, Oct. 17.-Although
Coach Grady Reynolds had five in
eligible men on the sidelines, he
had enough reserre powe- left TO
swamp a hapless Raymondville
gridiron team, IS to 0, Friday after
noon and establish the Greyhounds
very definitely as contenders for
the Class "B" championship OF the
Valley.
The game revealed a sensational
passing partnership, with Bill Sloan
on the tossing end and Hansell Man
gum on the receiving end. Sloan
and Mangum also did .-me nice
running to boot but the entire
Hound backfield had little trouble
IN gaining almost at will. Mangum,
who led in scoring, made all three
counters in the last period.
Coulter stood out at end for the
visitors.
Raymondville opened the game BY
kicking off and there we're several
exchanges OF punts before the
Hounds took tte ball on their own
ten-yard line and marched down the
field on a series Of six first downs
to the goal line, Roberts going over.
Kick for point failed. Score s TO O.
San Benito kicked off and WEIGH
recovered a Raymondville tumble Of
a pass from center on the first play
Tor another counter. Roberts ran for
point. Score Is to 0.
Pass Intercepted.
Early i nthe second period Roberts
intercepted a RaymondFille pass and
ran 1t back 80 yards to the 2O-yard
line. Billue ran about so yards for
no gain, running TO one side line and
then the other and the ball went
over to Raymondville. Cooke re-
covered a Raymondville tumble and
then Wright ran Is yards for a
touchdown. Pass for point incom-
plete. Score 1910. Raymondville kick
ed off and Billue made a first down.
Gilbert then ran 20 yards for an
otner first down and then for a
touchdown. Anderson kicked point.
Score rs to 0. The Hounds were off
again after the kickoff, George
Tankersley tearing off two sensa-
tional runs for first downs but Bill
lue lost Is yards on a u in reverse.
The half ended Don thereafter.
A 20-yard run and first down by
Roberts and a l5-yard run for first
down by Anderson placed the bali in
scoring position early in the second
half and Sloan went over for a
counter. Kick for point failed. Score
81 to 0. Sloan and Anderson made
iirst downs on runs and Sloan passed
to Wright for another late in the
same period and then Sloan loped
20 yards to a touchdown. Wright
passed to WEIGH for point. Score So