, 1934-11-25
BRUINS PUT UP
STAUNCH SCRAP
Russell and Wray Star As
Baylor Kicks Over
Dope Container
BY I PARKER

BY BILL PARKER
WACO, NOV. a. -tPS-A pair OF
ripping. unconquerable Baylor
University football heros. Lloyd
Russell, quarterback. and Earl
Wray. right end. put on a whale
Of q show Saturday to give Bay
lor a Is to 6 victory over Southern
Methodist.
Naturally, as In all football COM
bats. Russell and Wray had nine
other players 20 help them but the
thunder was supplied by Russell's
slashing at the Mustang forwards
and the lightning was CONTRIBUTE
ed by the very tall Wray, who
leaped into the air and caught a
~ yard forward pass for q touch
down in the second period, and
who scooped up n blocked punt and
stepped briSkly and untouched
across the Mustangs goal line In
the fourth period.
BY virtue OF the glamor these
two stalwart youngsters put into
the game. the Bears retained their
record Of never losing a game to
the Mustangs on Baylor Field.
Lloyd Russell. who formerly played
at Oak Cliff high school at Dali
las, played so minutes OF the most
terrific football possible.
Russell I'm Star
He plunged, slit tackles. swept
wings, and while catching his
breath, he passed. wray wa the
handy man Of the game. His
catching Of Joe Jack Pearce'S 22-
yard pass In the second period was
a leaping masterpiece. Smothered
behind the goal line BY q pair OK
Mustangs. Wray suddenly shot
high into the air. and with his
back turned to the ball. caught IL,
giving the Bears their first touch
down and a s to o lead. Hall miss
ed goal and the half terminated
with Baylor leading. 6 10 o.
Paul Briggs scored the Mustangs
touchdown to tie the cor In the
third period. Pearce, back TO pass,
was rushed and smothered by
Mustang linemen. He gambled with
odds and tried To pass blinnly.
Briggs intercepted the ball and
raced 50 yards for a touchdown.
He had a clear field. and II was
a good thing, for the huge tackle,
slow afoot, took hours" to cross
the Bears goal line. Orr missed
goal.
with the Baylor link laugh
ing and lowering over them. the
Mustangs we're backed 10 their one
yard line in the fourth, but in
stead Of Baylor trying 70 plunge
the small distance for a touch
down, Coach Moreley Jennings
sent in a stringer 70 try for a
field goal. It was missed when
the ball hit the croSs-bza-. IL was
then that Earl Wray "a present
ed with his second opportunity.
Robert Finley dropped back 70
punt. he hardly caught the ball
before he was swarmed by Baylor
was blocked and the bali rolled
free. Wray grabbed Il. and tore
out for a touchdown. Stringer con-
verted from placement.
Mustangs Take to Air
The Mustangs then filled the
air with passes that swept them TO
first down on the Bears 20-yard
line. Baylor's third hero Of the
afternoon, John ID. Reynolds, cen
ter, intercepted Turner's pass just
when indications pointed to a
Mustang touchdown. Russell kicked
out, the Mustangs charged right
back with another desperate paCs-
ing and again they marched close
to the Bears goal line. Reynolds
again intercepted Turner'S pass.
There was no fluka about Bay
loris victory. II was clean, and
earned from period to period.
The lineups:
S. M. U. BAYLOR
Carroll Clark
Left End
sanders ..-.......... WeatnerS
Left Tackle
fleiuS CtOSu
Left Guard
bradford ....--........ Reynolds
Center
Baker Simpson
Right Guard
6rle8e ........-...-. Mcc1docon
Fight Tackle
Bray Wray
Right End
u. Russell ...ss....~as. No. HIrcGAA
Quarterback
Meyers fVarCr
Left Half
Finley StrlnBer
Right Half
turner rtSoDS
Fuliback
Score by periods:
9 .hern Methodist 0 o s O.
Baylor ......-...- 0 8 . lis
Southern Methodist scoring
touchdown. Briggs. Baylor scor-
ing. touchdowns: Wray 2 Point
from placement. Stringer.
Referee, Viner. Missouri: umpire,
Mahan. Texas A. and NJ: head
linesman, Utay. Texas A. and NJ;
field judge. Mathews, 7. G. u.
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