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, 1935-10-27
Bruins Keep in Thick of Race by Beating Aggies 14-6 FL
FISH BITING
ALONG BEACH
Fine Catches OF Golden
Cronkers Reported
Saturday

DEL MAR. Oct. 2B. - I'm IA i'm Hx-
cellent furry 0f fishing here sat-
urday afternoon, IA small group uf
sportsmen and sportswumen land
ed q total Of $50 golden croakerA
Other fish were biting also but tina
crnakers. weighing from one tO
three pounds, were the prizes uK
the afternoon. AIT indications were
that fishing would continue good
Sunday.
Mrs. R. RI. Roberts of Miami,
an experienced fisherman. was
greatly pleased with her catch of
20 golden croakers. she said they
were one Of the finest eating fish
10 he found around the coast line.
They are particularly priced ln
Florida, sine stated.
The Saturday catches reported
were:
Lee Adamson OF Brownsville. sew
err reds. two speckled trout and two
cruakerS; John Niles and party of
Mission. 25 reds and 37 crOakerBs
Mrs. r. r. Roberts OF Miami, "a
HAAA~AA G048~AGH AANE AE41 4AA4 1A
speckled trout; Tex Brown cox
J~ettyV1lle, three reds. two speckled
trout and l1 golden croakerBs
Jack Campbell OF Brownsville,
three reds. one speckled trout and
30 golden croakers: Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Lewis OF Brownsville. 75 golden
crnakerS and one reddish. Wesley
Newell Of RNn HnnHn Mtw RAIDS ami
five golden croakers: ". u. Newell
Of Rio Hondo. eight reds. seven
golden croakers and one speckled
trout; MIR. Collins of Brownsville.
100 pounds OF golden croakars and
SIX speckled trout: Harry Faux of
Brownsville. i25 golden croakerss
Jones. Ray and Summers Of
Brownsville. l02. golden croakerM
and one speckled trout: Jack Ham
lick of JettyTilIe, seven reds. five
speckled trout and twelve croak-
ers.
, 1935-10-27
Nebraska Beats
Oklahoma 1910

LINCOLN, Oct. rs. iF- Ne
braska's Cornhuskers beat their
way back into a favored spot in the
Big six conference football cham
pionship race here Saturday by
scoring In each or the first three
quarters and nipping a late Okla
homa rally TO win from the Soon
ers 10 to o.
The contest had hardly gotten
under way when a heavy drizzle
started falling, and as the $4,000
spectators huddled into their top
coats and wraps Lloyd Cardwell
took a 27-yaTd pass from Henry
Bauer and in three plays went over
for a touchdown 70 start Nebraska
off to victory.
The fleet Husker halfback plow-
ed eight yards through the center
or the Oklahoma line 10 score the
second Nebraska touchdown on the
first play Of the second quarter.
and Bernie Scherer. end, took a q
yard pass from Johnny Howell.
quarterback. early In the third
period 20 end the scoring.
When Nebraska quit scoring OK
lahcma began trying. and on q
furry Of passes and spinner plays
repeatedly threatened to carry the
ball over the final chalk mark. The
most serious threat came at the
start Of the final period. but end
ed when Woodrow HuddleSton's
pass to Karey Fuqua was knocked
down ON the goal line.
, 1935-10-27
T.C.U. Takes to Air To
WallOp Centenary u to 7

SHREVEPORT. La. Oct. 26-tR
-Unleashing an aerial attack that
ran the Centenary College eleven
dizzy. the Texas Christians protect
ed their seasons record by admin
iStering a AZ to z defeat to the
Gentlemen before q crowd OF 5000
at the Louisiana State Fair here
Saturday afternoon.
The Frogs victory was gained on
the throwing arm Of Sammy Baugh,
who riddled the Centenary crew
with all types OF aerial shots. every
touchdown made by the Frogs re-
sulting from an overhead attack
started by the l80-pound hslfback.
The Gents matched the, unde-
feated eleven from Fort Worth in
running plays and In the third
quarter staged a 7O-yard drive for
, 1935-10-27

ABILENE, Oct. Is. Up A four
leaf clover pass In the first minute of
Che game here Saturday gave abb
lene Christian college a touchdown
and a Y 20 0 victory over the South
western University Pirates. n was
ACES first season victory and
6outhwestern's first defeat in Texas
Conference competition.
IA long pass from w. W. Owens.
ACC quarterback. slipped through
the fingers Of Couser. Pirate safety,
and into the arms OF Lewis Parker.
Wildcat half. who had only tn turn
and take two steps across THE rnal.
Ovens placekicked for the point.
The Wildcats had been put IN scor-
ing position on Landon Hill's A-yard
runback OF N Southwestern punt.
The Cats played in Southwestern ter
rltory the rest of the game. but furn-
nled away many chances.
Southwestern made but three
downs. all IN the last quarter. as
compared with nine NV the Christ
ianS
, 1935-10-27
POrkers WALTON
Ozarks 81 to

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Oct. 26.-
Rl-The University OF Arkansas
annihilated the College or The
Ozarks here Saturday afternoon
81 70 s. ~unleashing a devastating
air attack on a muddy field In a.
pouring rain.
The RazrrbarkS crmDlsted 10
passes for "A total or 276 Yards
while the Mountaineers connected
only two for II yards.
Big Jack Holt was the Arkansas
handspring, punting. passing and
running for many Of the Porkers'
Is first downs.
The only Ozarks score came IN
the final quarter when Kellogg Of
the Mountaineers tried IA five-yard
raSS TO Miller. The oval hit the
hands OF Roberts. husky Arkansas
guard. and bounced into Miller's
arms for the score. The Porker
forward wall blocked the try for
point.
, 1935-10-27
Vaneyites Help
Rice In Big Win


AUSTIN Oct. 20. Three grid
performer who obtained their pre-
liminary training III the Lower Rio
GTande Valley were KEY men IN
the Rice eleven which rolled over
the Texas Longhoms 2e-l9 I'M a
wildly exciting contest In the
Memorial stadium here Saturday
afternoon.
John McCauley, who performed
In the Valley for three years with
the Edinburg Junior College
Broncs- was head and shoulders
above anything else on the field
Big Jawn" lugged the leather IN
Al-American style. overshadow-
ing the work Of his touchdown twin
Bill Wallace OK Eagle Lake who
made the All-American last yea
"Leche" Sylvester or Brownsville
played an outstanding game at END,
and In addition booted the perfect
field goal which kept the Owls out
In front when the going cot tough.
IN was largely due I'd 5ylrester's ef-
forts that the Longhon passing at
tack stalled through three quarters
Of the game.
John Frankie or Los Fresnos
played heads up ball throughout
the encounter, crashing through
time after time 70 smear Steer
plays. Frankie went in for Primo
Miller after the big tackle was in
iured early In the game.
jess Atkins. who formerly played
with the Brownsville Junior Col
lege Scorpions, got into the game
as a sub halfback and performed
creditably-
, 1935-10-27

AMES. Ia. oct. rs. CF- Iowa
State and Missouri. two underdoRs
ri the Zig six football conference.
battled to . Disappointing 8 to 8 tie
here Saturday On State field before
q homecoming crowd OF 5000 per-
sons who pleaded In vain for the
Cyclones first conference victory.
After the Tigers, playing their first
Big Six game under Coach Don
Faurot, had dominated the play In
the first half. the Cyclones came
back to assume command in the
third quarter and score the tying
points
, 1935-10-27

LAWRENCE, Kas.. Oct. 76. Up
Already dimmed 1885 Big Six confer
ence title hopes Of the champion
Kansas State college football team
virtually faded into oblivion here
Saturday as an underdog University
or Kansas eleven turned in AN . 20 "a
victory on "a sogEy field.
More than 10000 fans sat through
damp. raw murky afternoon and gar
ed In establishment as the Jayhawks,
defeated by Michigan state INC their
last start, Az 10 O. took the play away
from the Wildcats at the start. and
"yer returned It..
, 1935-10-27
Micks ROmp On
Middies IA too

BALTIMORE. Oct. 26. Up They
Ramblers Of Notrc Dame. roaring
along the gridiron trail that may lead
TO their first unbeaten season since
ROckne's days, struck with two
swift. sudden aerial blows Saturday
10 whip Navy IA To ~.
The triumph. Notre Danes fifth
Of the campaign. not only kept the
Fighting Irish" in the battle for
the national championship. but al-
lowed them To avpnge the setbackH
the Midshipmen have handed them
in two previous contests.
, 1935-10-27

Brownsville. RobstoRn and Corpus
Christi bettered their positions tn
the District i6-A scramble Friday
with conference victories.
The Corpus BUGS. defending cham
pions. encountered little trouble in
rolling over the Cardinals at Har-
lingen 41-l3. The "ailing giants" are
still having trouble and will have
70 pick up a great deal more momen-
tum If they expect TO 60 places IN
the state race. Although top-heavy
faTorites to win the Valley district
pennant, the BUGS appear nowhere
near as strong as they we're last
year.
In the most sensational game OF
the week, Rohstown nosed out La
redo az Robstown Friday night with
"a fourth quarter field goal off the
toe Of Buford Digger. With this
30 victory in their shirts, the Pick
ers kept their record intact for the
district season with three straight
victories. This put them In the
position OF chief ccntenders to the
Corpus aggregation. RobStoEn was
gA 43AG40 OAAE~AQ0a AnAE WIKI Vic
game ended Friday night. The
Pickers will visit the Brownsville
Eagles this week.
The Brownsville contingent put
on q surprising display Of strength
Friday night to wallop the Kingsville
Brahmas 1877 at Brownsville. This
win served notice on all and sundry
that the Aguilas cannot be taken
lightly. Kingsv1lle had beaten Ed
inburg and had been nosed out by
Laredo.
The Edinburg Bobcats clawed I'D
Mercedes $40 III "a non-district
fray at EdtnburR
There win be little doing In the
district this week in a program
headlined by the Brownsville Robs-
town test AL indications are that
the Robstown aggregation viii have
to put on top speed II they hope 10
measure the Eagles. The Brownsville
club suddenly found itself Friday
night and likely will play bang-up
ball calculated TO give Harrington.
Edinburg, Rcbst0En and Laredo a.
world al. trUubla.
, 1935-10-27
Coming Games
La Feria at San Benito.
Pharr at McAllen.
Mercedes at Donna
Mission at RaymondWlle.
Benavides at Weslaco.

III you are one on those fellows
who have q knack OF being on
hand for disappointing events,
you will find yourself in Weslaco
on the night Of November 8 and
ON the night Of Nov. is you viii
find yourself AZ Greyhound field In
San Benito. Those are the turn
ing point" dates In the current
scramble for the valley d" foot
ball championship.
Getting down to bare facts, the
Donna Redskins, defending Valley
and bi-diStrtct champions. play the
PanEherS at Weslaco on the 9Th and
the Greyhounds al San Benitc on
the 18th If anyone besides the
Donna Redskins wins the Valley
championship someone will have 10
take a fall out Of the Indians. IL Is
generally conceded that the Panth-
ers and the Greyhounds are the
only clubs with a chance Of turn
ing this little trick.
The Valley race was clarified 20
some extent when the Greyhounds
noSed out the Partners rs ct Wes-
laco. II was a hammer and tongs
battle between two well-matched
aggregations, and Ii was a tough
one for the Felines to drop. The
game gave the Creyhcunds the
somewhat dubious honor Of being
"chief challenger TO the potent
Donna Redskins. This week the
GreyhoTmds take on La Feria and
WeSlaco will entertain Benavides.
The Redskins won their fifth
straight district game Friday after
nocn by rolling over an embattled
band OF Santa Rosa Warriors 36-7.
This week the Donnaites take on
Mercedes In what should be their
sixth consecutive victory Of the
season.
In the lower bracket Of the race,
Mission, Still plenty tough for the
leaders, beat Pharr 300. McAl.en
took Rio Hondo 200 and La Feria
downed Raymondv1lle 1876.
The schedule this week is weak
except for the Ia Feria-San Benito
game.
, 1935-10-27

a touchdown II was the first de-
feat for Centenary on local seal
since 1891.
The Frogs produced the greatest
aerial bombardment ever staged
against a Centenary club. They cut
loose with 30 passes, ranging from
! 10 81 yards. and completed nine
teen Of them for a gain cf 900
yards. So accurate was the shoot
ing Of Baugh. and Jimmy Law
renee Of Harrington who served In
the relief role OF bomber, that the
Gentlemen intercepted only eight
shots and eleven were wasted. OF
the Is first down credited to the
visitors seven were made through
the air. The Gents made eight
first downs.
Two brilliant goal lire stands
kept the Frogs from scoring In the
first quarter, but in the second
period the Texans changed their
attack, after once being stopped TN
this session. Standing cn the
Gents 20-yard line Baugh tossed a
pass to l. D.. Meyer IN the end
zone for the first score and Meyer
added the point from placement.
"A few minutes later Lawrence
Tipped a pass to Harrell from the
eight-yard line and the ball was
caught just beyond the last stripe.
Meyer added the extra point.
Centenary was trailing IA to o
when the third period got under
way. Starting from their OWN 90
yard line, they swept down the
field for a score. Crowther and
Hooper and Horak completed a
lateral pass that was good for 81
yards and CrcWther and Huddles-
ton passed Tor a ten-yard gain.
HuddleSt0n then swept 10 yards at
left end for a first down on the
Frogs i5-yard mark. On two off
tackle smasheS CroHther went over
the goal line for "a touchdown and
Lee Stokes kicked the extra point
The Frogs scored twice in the
last quarter. A four-yard pass from
Baugh 10 Myer was completed
behind the goal line hy Mant0n.
Lawrence and Mccall combined tc
complete a 30-yard pass for an
other score. The Frogs kept the
ball in the Gents territory for the
remainder Of the game.
The lineupS:
T. H.. U. Centenary
, 1935-10-27

SEATTLE, Oct. 26- lF- The
straight kicking right foot OF James
Monk" Moscrip gave Stanford Uni
versity a s TO 0 victory over the Uni
versity Of Washington huskies Sat-
urday. Moscrip kicked two field
goals In the first period for the only
points ol the battle. It was WASH
tnRton'B first defeat or the season
, 1935-10-27

Colo. State s. Colorado z.
Denver IL. utah 80.
Brigham Young 10, Wyoming s.
Colo. Mines 0. Utah AgEies So.
, 1935-10-27

Los ANGELES. Oct. a6. Up IN
lverSity Of California at Lng Angeles
football team remained in the unde-
feated' united class Saturday as it
swept through Oregon for a 80 to 6
victory The brilliant running uf
Charles Cheshire, who raced Will yards
to cne OF thn tuurhdoRnn, featured
the rama.
, 1935-10-27
HUArBLED

nrTRorT. oct. 26. F1- A fight
nnderdor University Of Detroit
SSs,.n blasted Villanova from the
.r<e az the nations u~ndefeated
Ianms m q bitterly iougnt inIersec-
Ioral battle 10 70 ~ SATURDAY before
. n 400 spectators.
, 1935-10-27

FOR WORTH. Oct. 26-R-Mrs.
Frank Goldthwaite defeated Mrs.
Charles Newbold Of Wichita, Kas.,
5-4. 10 win the first Texas Women's
championship Saturday at River
crest Country club. I.
, 1935-10-27
SOUTHEAST

'Sewanee 0, Tulane 80.
la. State z, Vanderbilt z.
Alabama ~. Georgia z.
Georgia Tech 0. N. Caro-. 10.
Mississippi z. Marquette 80.
Maryland 20. FLORIDA s.
Centre IL. Tennessee Is.
, 1935-10-27
SOUTHERN

w. a. L. 0. ". r. 7. Is.
". NJ I o. virginia o
N. Caro-. state 20. Manhattan o
Ca. Tech 0, ". Carolina 10.
Maryland 20. Florida 9.
, 1935-10-27
PASSES LEAD
TO DOWNFALL


COLLEGE STATION, oct. %. Up
The Baylor Bears kept their South
west Conference slate clean with a
convincing IA 70 . triumph Gatur-
day ove Texas IA. M.
An inadequate pass defense was
responsible for the Aggies' second
conference setback In two weeks
Twice they repulHed the Bears
ground drives with valiant goal lire
stands, but they couldn't fathom
Lloyd Russells passes.
Playing with the Hind az their
backs the ARgies drew first blood and
outEained the invaders through the
initial period. From that point cn.
how EVER. the Bruins held the upper
hand.
Lindsey's kickoff across the goal
line and q Baylor punt held back by
the wind started the Farmers of
ON their touchdown march. Bob
Nesrsta was the spearhead of nn
attack which carried from the Bay
Tor 80 70 the final chalk mark. The
touchdown was scored from the six
yard line on a highly deceptive fake
spinner. John Morrow came around
from his right end position TO carry
the ball across.
RusSell's first touchdown pass was
70 Ken Clark Baylor left end, and
hts second to John Williams, the
ruins right TANKER. The 42-yard
pass 70 Clark was In the third quar-
ter and the short flip TO Williams
came In the last period.
The AEBies- beaten In ALL their
major encounters 10 far this year,
had counted "a great deal on winning
the Baylor game. The setback leaves
them with two conference defeats
and the prospect OF being the prob
able under dog In their remaining
conference engagements.
Bruins Step Out
The Bears, picked at the start Of
the season rs "a certain second divis-
ION outfit. are tied for the lead with
two victories and no defeats.
The Bruins could do little through
the Aggie line. They had four downs
70 pick up three yards for a touch
down I'm the second quarter and were
unable To make the distance. Early
In the third quarter. they were un-
able to gain five yards in four tries
In T. shadow Of the A. and M.
goal.
The AggieS thought they we're kick
ing out OF danger after that second
stand but II didn't take them long
70 realize they were mistaken. Clark
snaked behind the Aggie secondary
and caught a 40-yard pass on the
A. and MI. l0-yard stripe. There was
no one I'd bother him AZ wv ran for
the touchdown. "Bub" Gernand add
ed the extra point.
Pitner's tumble on his ten-yarn
line Tn tho first minute OF the fourth
quarter led t0 the second BAYLOR
score. IL was fourth down and the
ball went over 70 the Bears. Rus
sell had no luck on q running play
but nc completed a. short pass over
center 20 williams and the Baylor
wlngman covered the few strys sep
arating him from the final chalk
mark. Gernand again added the
extra point.
RusSell's great kicking was n fac
tor III the Bears victory. He not
off n 67-yard boot and another
for 81.
The Baylor line performed well on
defence after the first period. Rev
nolds. center. and WilfonR. tackle,
contributed some sparkling defensive
work.
The Aggies apparently have a COM
or In Joe Routt. substitute guard.
While on defense. the Bruins SEEM
ed particularly strong at the ranks,
guarded by wilkins and Morrow.
, 1935-10-27
Corpus Juniors
Down Purps 60

SAN BENITO. oct. 26.-EveninE
UP for the walloping the locals
gave the Corpus South Side Juniors
recently, the Corpus Christi North
Side youngsters hung " 60 defeat
on the Pups here Saturday night
under the Lo0dliahts. The only
marker Of the game came IN the
first period when Garcia. Corpus
fullback. intercepted IA pass and ran
20 yards for "A touchdown Kick fur
point failed.
The San Benito line held for
downs on its three yard stripe Just
before the half ended. The visitors
rolled ND 10 first downs Cd two for
the Pups.
Starting line-upt.
Corpus San Benihn
, 1935-10-27
PACIFIC

stanford 6. Washington o.
Oregon s, ~. c. L. A. 80.
Southern Cal. 4. California Il.
wash. State 26. 'Ore. State Is.
Montana 2. Idaho IL.
, 1935-10-27
HOUNDS AFTER
DONNA'S SCALP
San Benitans Become Chief
Challengers With Win
Over Weslacc


San Benito 7. Weslaco 6.
Donna 80, Santa Rosa z.
La Feria IL, Raymondville g.
McAllen 20. Rio Hondo o.
Mission 20, Phnrr 3.
, 1935-10-27

Kan. State ?. Kansas 9
Missouri 6, Iowa State 8.
"Oklahoma 0, Nebraska 10.
, 1935-10-27

Coming Games
sTexas at IS. WI. II.
A. a. vi. at Arkansas.
Rice at Geo. Washington
, 1935-10-27
s-Conference team .
SOUTHWEST

Rice %, Texas 10.
Baylor II. "A a NJ. g.
Ozarks s, Arkansas 81.
IT C. u. 81, Centenary Z.
I" 3. vi. u. Is, simmons 6.
, 1935-10-27

Texas first score came early IN
the second period when Smith
fumbled P1t5eT'S punt and Van
zandt recovered on Rice'B nine
Atchison on the first play took It
around right end.
Rice showed powerful driving TO
roll up Is first downs TO II for
TEXAS. The Owls gained 326 yards
from Scrimmage and Texas 1T.
Texas tried 20 passes and ccmplet-
I'd seven for 1873 yards while two
were intercepted. Rice took the air
seven times and completed two for
az yards. Rice was penalized for
40 yards and Texas 50.
, 1935-10-27

McCauley took the Texas kickoff
On his goal line and rammed
through a swarm Of Texas players
for rs yards. lie got away In q cut
back over left tackle for 80 but
vas called back and promptly made
two successive first downs to the
Texas AZ Texas drew penalties Ct
20 yards and McCauley struck
through center for II to the Long
horn IL. He carried II 10 the seven
and then wheeled around right end
for the score.
Texas pounded its way deep
into Rice territory as the game
waned. but the offensive was stop
ped when Atchison's pass was in
tercepted.
Bill wallace. Rice's Al-America,
brought the crowd to its feet again
BY his vicious charges through the
Texas line and by sparkling slants
around the Texas TANKS. On M
run he was away for a touchdown
from midfield when a Rice blocker
got In his way on the Texas l8-
yard line and spilled him.
The Rice line outplayed Texas
consistently and the Longhorn Of
fensive clicked only In spots.
McCauley scored the first touch
down after he and Wallace and
Friedman carried II straight
through the line from Texas %.
Wallace scored the second IN an
other one-man exhibition. Inter
cepting a Texas pass on his 40 he
returned nine. He picked up five
and McCauley made 1t first down
on the Texas 80. Wallace. Fried
man and McCauley took the ball
through the line tc the three and
Wallace swept wide around end TO
score.
, 1935-10-27
BIG TEN

wisconsin 7, Chicago Is.
Northwestern 10, Minnesota ri.
sIowa 10, illinois 0.
'Ohio State %. Indiana s.
Columbia z, Michigan 10.
Carnegie Tech Z, Purdue o.
, 1935-10-27

Washington 10, Mich. state ~.
Tulsa II. okla. A. a. M. o.
, 1935-10-27

M'CAULEY IS
GAMES STAR.



AUSTIN, Oct. 26.-P)-Rice ms
titute scored a brilliant comeback
Saturday By topping a fighting
University Of Texas team % tc 10
In a Southwest Conference game
that kept 10000 frenzied fans on
their feet shrieking. Rice scored
within q few minutes of the OPEN
ing kickoff when Nichols, center,
recovered q Texas tumble on the
L0nghorn Is and repeated a few
minutes later with q sustained
drive from its 40 yard line.
Texas tailed in the second and
the third was ScoreleSs save a per-
feet kick from placement from the
l5-yarn line BY John Sylvester,
Rice'S end with the educated toe.
IL remained for the fourth period
to bring the huge crowd TO its
feet with maddening roars. Rice
drew first blood In the fourth when
Wallace whirled around Texas left
end for IS from the 34-yard line
and VickerS, a substitute back,
started around end but cut back
through the secondary to 90 over
almost untouched.
Texas returned to the fray with
. rest. Jurecka ran the kickoff
back 10 yards, Pitzer plunged fer
II and Rice was penalized Is. Pitz-
Ct passed to Jurecka for 10 and
Jlrecka on the next play faded
far back and dropped one into Jack
Collins arms across the Rice goal
It was good for ~ yards.
Texas scored again en- q bril-
liant drive from its IS yard line
through a series OF daringly execut-
ed passes from Sheridan TO Arnold
and from Jurecka to Collins, with
Jurecka dashing off the Owl left
tackle for the score frcm the eight
yard line.
Big John McCauley, taken from
the game when IL appeared the Owls
would have easy sailing, returned
and gave an exhibition Of driving
power that has made him one Of
the most feared backs In the south
west.
, 1935-10-27
PICKERS
HOLDING LEAD

Class "A"
Brownsville ls, King5villc Y.
Corpus Al. Harrington 10.
Robstown 3. Laredo 0.
Edinburg IA. Mercedes 0 Mon