, 1934-11-18
OWLS SMOTHER AGGIES 25-6; LONGH0RNS BEAT FROGS 2O19
LONCHORNS WIN
GAME
Mad Passes, Crushing Power
And Numerous Injuries
Keep Fans i'm Air

FORT WORTH, Nov. II. Rl-Tex-
as Christians Purple and White
gr1diron gladiators were definite
~ erased from the Southwest con-
ference championship race Satur-
day when they lost q breath-tak-
ing sizzler 10 a powerful University
OF Texas aggregation. 20 to 10.
The game started in the doubtful
column and stayed there until field
Judge Bud Price fired the terminate
ing shot AS soon as the game was
over, a Texas player rushed IN the
field and took a hay-maker al Um-
plre Jack Hahan. a former Texas
A. a. M. star. Coach Jack Chevigny
grabbed the peeved player and
showed off the field and then
shook hands with Mahan. The Elay-
er probably was angry because Ma
han ruled a couple OF Texas Christ
ian passes complete on interference:
passes that ended In a fourth per-
iod touchdown for the Frogs.
The Frogs lost their conference
titular chance since Saturday ) de-
feat made the second on their 1884
record. They dropped their confer
ence opener TO Arkansas.
Three young Stalwarts carried
Texas TO victory. Hugh Wolfe. Bobn
billiard ana Bill Pitzer.
Numerous Texas Christian play
ers were forced to the Sideline With
injuries. Hadlock. Texas back. had
TO be carried from the field.
The greatest run Of the M &C.
CURED when Hugh Wolfe slipped
beyond the line OF scrimmage, pick
ed up speed behind perfect block
Ing BY his mates. and raced Of yards
Tor a touchdown. The second Texas
touchdown. gained IN the thu per
iod. "a a masterpiece. star ing on
their % yard line. the Longhorns,
With Hilliard, Wolfe. Cilbreaih and
Pitzar Juggling the leather. march,
ed II yards for a touchdown with
out losing the ball. Wolfe carried It
over and billiard kicked goal.
Each team clicked off NJ iirtt
downs.
Two words-"insane football
describes the first two periods. They
we're crammed with mad passing,
crushing power plays. fatal fumbles
and numerous injuries. Constantly
some player was uncorking a long
run only TO lose half the ground
gained on the next play when some
foot-loose lineman charged through
and make a thrilling tackle.
The initial headline gallop occur
red midway OF the first period when
Hugh Wolfe. right halfback. carried
his 80 pounds through a broken
field "a yards and the games first
touchdown. billiard kicked goal.
and the Longh0rns we're awly To a
7 TO 0 lead
Taking possession OF the ball on
the kickoff. the Frogs took 10 the
air and with the aid OF a Is yard
penalty. moved TO q first down on
Texas 27-yard line. Taldon Man
ton ripped through for first Gown
on Texas i5-yard stripe as the per-
Tod terminated.
Texas Christian "Exes' he.e for
homecoming got their cheering
chance early In the second when
Taldon Manton pitched a bullet pass
10 Will Walls who raced q clear
field II yards and a touchdown.
Manton missed his placement kick.
irwin Gilbreath took Manton's
kickoff and returned TO Texas 30
yard line. Gilbreaeh tried to bump
the Christians line. was Io.Ued hard
BY Groseclose. fumhled aud Man
ton was on the ball like a hawk to
give his mates a scoring opportun-
ity from Texas 29-yard line. Sam
Baugh lofted a flat zone pass TO
Walter Roach who caught The tall,
put II in one hand as he II we're
carrying a water bucket. and slash
ed through a broken field for the
the Christians second touchdown.
Manton again missed goal. From
this time on the air was filled with
desperate passes and the ground
covered with brilliant runs. When
the second period ended. Texas he'd
intercepted a pass on its one-yard
line.
billiard scored Texas third
touchdown late in the third when
he slashed through tire Christian
line for IS yards. crossing the goal
line standing up. Coming back ces-
perately with only a few seconds 70
play. the Christians aerial raid net
ted a touchdown when Baugh tossed
a pass to Bob Jordan who caught
the bali behind Texas goal line.
Jordan kicked goal as the gun end
ed the game.