, 1935-11-24
T.C.U. GRABS
GAMES BREAKS
Fort Worth Squad Leaves
No Doubt Of Its
Superiority
By BILL

80 Sa8H@J 40 80 A0~S
for nomination 40 nations greatest
team continued Saturday when It
tore loose TO smother Rice Institute,
q to G., In q dramatic Southwest
Conference combat.
The defeat, third for Rice In two
years, eliminated 1t from the cham
pinnxhip running and lifted the
Christians into their final confer
ence game next Saturday with q
record Of 10 smashing victories, no
ties and no de-eetS. Next Saturday
on the same gridlron they will bat
tie the united and undefeated South
ern Methodist Mustangs cf Dallas,
who Saturday VOL their tenth VIC
tory by spilling Baylor, 10 TO O.
Texas Christian not only whipped
cnE Of the country's finest footbau
machines Saturday, but turned IN
slch an impressive jcb there was
never o doubt cor corning the out
come.
Four players, Bill wallace, John
McCauley, Rice halibacks; Darrell
Lester. Christian center, and Sling
ing Sammy BauEh, Christian sig
Nal barker, made their supreme
All-American bids. Each received o
thrilling ovation.
Wallace and McCauley never scor-
ed. but played Al American foot
bail from start to finish. Wallace
gained 20, 30, 40 yards, passed, re-
turned punts and deserved all the
crowd gave him when he walked
from the game in the fourth perloa.
McCauley was o constant Unreal.
Buck Friedman, left halfoack, mace
Rice's lone touchdown from the sax
yard line In the first period, after
Wallace and McCauley had gained
enough territory TO make II possiole.
The Song Of Singing Sammy
Baugh was in the hearts OF Fort
Worth fans Saturday night, as was
that Of the giant Darrell Lester.
Baugh was everywhere and DONG
everything he passed with Jimmy
Lawrence as Texas Christians plung-
Ing threat. He threw passes WITH
deadly accuracy that we're caugnt
fer three of his mates four touch
downs. He punted for distance, y
trotted from the field Texas Chris
ian hero for years TO come.
Lester, o 1924 All American, could
not be fouled. He carried the Christ
ian line to lofty heights with some
OF the most phenomenal blocking
vet seen on a Southwest gridiron-
The Christians reared into a
laundering start when George Kline,
Ieft halfback, took John SylveSters
Kickoff on the 20 and returned 70
Rice's i1-yard line where ne was
forced out Of bounds by Williams,
left end. Kline was injured, and left
ahe game a few minutes later.
Jimmy Lawrence, the Christians
1a5-pound right halfback, took the
snat1-back and shot his way through
left tackle for the touchdown. wal
ter roach made 1t 2 to 0 Tor the
Christians by kicking goal.
THE Owls whipped back. Paced. ny
an wallace and John McCauley,
they started. from their Al yard
Iine and plcwed 70 first down on
thn Christians 20. Sammy Baugn
uunted TO midfield, and the Owls
Started q touchdown march on q To-
vard mass from wallace TO sylvester.
Wallace's off tackle slit to the nine
ward line, and Friedmans Sl&-yaru
plunge on the second down netVeu
4 touchdown. Baugh blocked SyIves-
ter's placement KICK. :.
This Christians went to town 10
the second period. Starting on tneIr
AZ. Baugh, Lawrence n MantoI
riddIed the Rice forward for nrst
6rwn on Fice's %. From there, baugn
raised To Jimmy Lawrence VINO
CAUGHT the ball behind the goal y
m was down his throat and he nae
10 catch or swallow 1t. Roach KICK
ed goal, giving the Christians q Il
to O lead.
lawrence picked UP 10, Manton
-aced 10 for first down on tn'
owls 40. and Baugh slipped through
for first down on Ricc's Ten yarc
line on the next down, Baugh step
ned n avoided Rice's rushing
horde and passed over the goal I'm
IN I. ID. Meyer for the score. Roacr
missed goal.
After roinR scoreless In the third
enc ChriStiang turned loose their at.
tack again in the fourth On 2 malo,
from their IS yard line. Win Baugi
and Lawrence alternating as Ca.
riers. the big moment came WE
Bauqh passed to Roach, VINO az
70 first down on RiceS ~ are III
where he was tackled py WaLlace
on the second down, Baugn snOt
mass to L. d. Meyer VINO agan
rsuqht the ball behind the goal line
Roach kicked goal. The remainder Y
M game was flooded with plunges
iaferals ard forwards but neltne
team could force O toucnooW'
across.
Starting lineups: /,
RICE
williams .....:''''''' "~
Left Tackle
Bale s...s......s..''..''
Left Guard
Center
Right Guard
SlerlnS Right tackle
sylvester
Right End
Quarterback
Friedman ....''.' N
-.u.- Lawren(
Right Half
witt .......
Fullback
score by periods;
klce IS 0 7.
pjcs scoring: touchdown, FTiet
ran' r Q. q. scoring; touchdown
lawrence. C2) Meyer tsun for WaLs
1l points from placement E .rs
1, Referee: Sweeney. CBetnany
rrrnrire. Higgins CTexas). Hel
,tresman: Sears Kentucky Norma
Yield Judge: Alfred (Austin %
Tnuel.