The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 27

SECTION 2 SPORTS THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1949. FOOTBALL 5 71 4T Tech Whips vanav I rims uie miss Upsets Duke 28 to 14 In S.E. C. Thriller 28-27 Jordan Stars Engineers Get 3 "Touchdowns In 2d Quarter By STERLING SLAPPEY Atlanta, Oct. 8 (AP) Junior size Jimmy Jordan turned a peaceful Washington and Lee-Georgia Tech football game into a flashing, flank attack today as Tech's Nashville, Oct.

8 Herby Rich doing most of the (AP) Sophomore Cannon receiving. 4 Mississippi also surprised the Mayes unerring toe gave crowd opnirig up with a devas- Vanderbllt a 28-27 victory tating running attack which ac- over underdog Mississippi in counted for three of its touch- a 'bruising, free-scoring South- C.owas. Left half BiUy Mustin was eastern Conference football game the chief ground gamer. Time here today. after time, he raced through and The two evenly matched grid- around Vanderbilt defenders for iron machines racked up four gains that meant first downs when tftnrliHnum? parh Hut MnvAC cnn needed.

verted each extra point after the four-yard line. Again in ft first period, Rich scored on a midfield pass from Wade. The first score in the second quarter came after "a 73-yard Mississippi march. Mustin went over from the one. Wade again passed to Rich for a 66-yard Vanderbilt touchdown.

Within seconds, Wade tossed another touchdown pass to Bucky Curtis. It was good for 21 yards. Sophomore Rocky Byrd then hurled a 60-yard touchdown pass to J. Stribling. Going into the third period trailing 28-20, Mississippi started a march on the Vanderbilt 45.

Mustin carried most of the time and barrelled over from the five-yard line. In the fourth period Vanderbilt drove from its own 20 to the Mississippi 22 in a series crushing line plays, but lost the ball near the end of the game when Ken Farragut intercepted Wade's pass. the first five minutes of play when Mustin raced 16 yards after Pat Massey recovered Davidson's fumble. Seconds later, Davidson plunged over for Vanderbilt from Statistics touchdown with a perfect kick. Daryle May, who held the ball, was credited with aji assist.

Don Blanchard missed the first kick for Mississippi, and that proved the margin of victory. Most of the scoring came in the wild second period in which four touchdowns were made in one minute and 16 seconds. Vanderbilt got two and Mississipppi the same number, Vanderbilt, heretofore relying on its ground game, unleashed a dazzling pass attack which netted 215 yards and three touchdowns. Quarterback Jamie Wade hurled the aerials with Bucky Curtis and Miss. Vandy First downs .1 IS 1 Yds.

gained rushing ft net) 244 156 Forward passes attempted 10 20 Forward passes completed 4 10 Yards by forward passing 127 215 Forward passes intercepted by 2 1 Yards gained runback of intercepted passes 35 3 Punting average (from scrimmage) 38 3. Total yds. all kicks returned 43 84 Opponent fumbles recovered 1 5 Yards lost by penalties 90 85 'Wr JT m-mfwr Iff tJ l-r- r' '1- 1 light legion won, 36-0. Except for the moments when the 145-pound Jordan was sweeping the flanks of the Virginia Generals, the game was flat and filled with fumbles. A hot crowd of 22,000 was mostly quiet except when Jordan was loose.

The mite from Birmingham, remained loose most of the time he was in the game. He scored two touchdowns on long scoots along Washington and Lee flanks, set up a third touchdown and used his measly weight to beat the Generals in the middle. Reels Off 75-Yard Run. In the second quarter Jordan became an All-America if only for 15 minutes. He got off the first warlike run of the game just after the period opened.

It was a 75-yard flanking movement, following a punt. The Generals were trying to regroup when Jordan came through with another strike for a touchdown. This push was in one run for 55 yards and followed another W. and L. kick.

Then as if to prove his lack of eight was a help instead of a hindrance, Jordan set up Tech's third touchdown. He scooted and Mississippi State Ties Favored Clemson by 7-7 Clemson, S. Oct. 8 (AP) Clemson's favored Southern Conference defending champions battled the Southeastern's also-ran Mississippi State to a 7-7 draw here tonight. First Clemson chopped off 16 yards in five plays for its touchdown.

Halfback Ray Mathews slid off right end from MISSISSIPPI Left Ends J. Stribling, Maswell. Poole, Blanchard. Left Tackles Dale, Pearson. Left Guards Fant, Watson.

Fuerst. Centers Farragut, Gerrad. Singuefield. Right Guards J. Crawford, O.

Crawford, Young. Right Tackles Clark. Bogean. Right Ends B. Stribling, Fletcher.

Quarterback Byrd. Left Halfbacks Mustin. Wilson. Right Halfbacks Jenkins, Callahan, Massey. Fullbacks Bradley, Dottley.

VANDERBILT Left Ends E. "Bucky" Curtis, Kirkland. Hardy. Left Tackles Faulkinberry, Keese, T. Page.

Left Guards Brown, Shaver, Jacoway, Calhoun. Centers Stover. Powell. Right Guards Hutto, Boldt, Philpot. Pool.

Right Tackles Copp. Phillips. T. Right Ends Speir. Jones, Holt.

Quarterbacks Powell, Wade. Nalley. Left Halfbacks Nalley, Robinson, B. Berry, McCowan. Mayes.

Right Halfbacks Rich. Hicks. May. Fullbacks Calhoun, Davidson, I. Berry, Clunan.

Mississippi 8 14 7 027 Vanderbilt 14 14 0 028 Mississippi Scaring Touchdowns. Mustin 3. J. Stribling; points after touchdown. Blanchard 3.

Vanderbilt Scoring Touchdowns. Davidson. Rich 2. E. "Bucky" Curtis; points after touchdown.

Mayes 4. the one to score. ing distance of Clemson's goal and tried abortive field goals. Clemson tried that trick in the waning minutes, but also missed. A clemson drive of 53 yards opened the fourth period.

It slogged to a halt on downs at State's nine. Mississippi State 1 0 2" I Clemson 7 0 0 0 Mississippi State scoring touchdowns. Pobinson; point after touchdown. Stain-brook. Clemson scorine Touchdown.

Matnews, point after touchdown. Chandler. Then State, touted only as a defensive team, rolled 85 yards in two minutes to tie up the game. Quarterback Don Robinson sneaked over from one yard out. State's ground game gained 226 yards to Clemson's 123, to balance off Clemson's fine passing game that netted it 145 yards to State's 51.

Twice State got within speak Three T.Ds In Last Half Are Decisive Losers Bounced Out of List Of Unbeaten Annapolis, Oct. 8 (AP) A hard-striking Navy football-team hit the comeback trail today by bouncing Duke out of the unbeaten class -28-14. The Middies broke the bruising game wide open with three second-half touchdowns in midsummer-like heat before 22.C00 fans. Bob Zastrow, Navy's sensational sophomore quarterback, threw passes for three of the scores which brought the second straight victory to a team which before last week hadn't won in 15 games. Action Starts Early.

It was a rough jolt for twice-victorious Duke, which opened up with two fast touchdowns in the first quarter. The Blue Devils appeared to go into their shell then and they never could get going again, while Navy constantly knocked at the goal. The tilt opened with a bang. On the first play after the kickof Tom Powers, Duke soph, tore 56 yards to the Navy 16. Bill Cox, Duke's triple threat, scored from there two plays later.

Navy promptly marched the ensuing kickoff back 68 yards to tie the score on Zastrow's 20-yard pitch to end Phil Ryan. Duke duplicated on its kickoff. Jack Mounie going over from the one after Cox and Powers lugged the ball from the Blue Devil 24 seven plays. After being stopped twice within five yards of the goal. Navy finally made it but fast.

Zastrow lobbed a 12-yard pass to end Willie Wilson, who caught it on his own 48 and raced the rest of the way to tie the score. Triple Play Wins. The winning touchdown was on a perfectly timed play covering 36 yards, Zastrow to Frankie Hauff on the Duke 30, with Bill Powers coming up to take a lateral and go over easily. Navy added its other score after Tom Bakke recovered Mounie's fumble on the next kick-off on the Dukes' 15. Dave Ban-nerman rushed over from the 2 in five plays.

Statistics Duke Navy First downs 9 21 Net yards gained, rushing 107 258 "Torward passes attempted 18 14 Forward passes completed 1 in Yards forward passes 72 1M Forward passes intercepted by 1 0 Yards gained run back intercepted passes Punting average SI 4S Total yards all kicks returned -112 52 Opponents iumbles recovered 1 1 7 Yards lost by penalties 25 40 DUKE Left ends Youmans, Gibson, Souchak, Earon. Left tackles Allen. Young Left guards Knotts. Cavanaugh. Centers Gibson.

Ferkinson, Viau. Right guards James. Karl. Right tackles Reese, Anderson. Eisen-berg Right ends Hughes.

Bryan. Pearson. Quarterbacks Skipworth, Hager, Mont-- gomery. Left halfs Cox. Harris.

Right halfs Powers. Friendlund, Brown. Fullbacks Mounie, Stephanz. NAVY Left ends Anderson, Frasier. McDonald.

Left tackles Davis, Tetreault, Renne-Itian. Left guards Bryson, Wagner, Denfeld, Lackev. Centers Gambke. Schifferli. Right guards Mahoney.

Parker. Harvey, Bidderhof. Rick tackles Gragg. Hunt, Blackwood. Right ends Ryan, Bakke.

Wilson. Quarterbacks Bartuska, Zastrow, Jones, -l Sinclair. Sorrentino. Left halts Hauff. Vine.

Right halfs Sundry. Arnold. Powers. Fullbacks Drew, Bannerman, Allison, Scolpino. Score by periods: wormed his way 22 yards to the Virginians' three-yard line.

Big Morris Harrison broke the General's front wide open to score the touchdown. Bobby North kicked two placements but a third was blocked. W. and L. held Tech during the third and most of the fourth i Associated Press Wirepholo.

tlOliDS IV Ronald Andresen, Navy end, is shown leaping high to haul in a pass which netted the Middies yards in its game with Duke. Jim Brown, Duke back, brings him down. Navy won 28-14. The game was played at Annapolis in torrod heat. periods.

However, the last five minutes of the game finished the ruin of W. and L. Tech tackle Clay Matthews blocked Jim Stark's kick and W. and Charlie Holt fell on the ball for a safety. Two quick touchdowns followed.

Jimmy Southard passed to end Pete Ferris for 44 yards and another score. Tech's Bill Scharfschwerdt threw to end Florida Held Tennessee Rips Chattanooga 39-7 To 14-14 Tie Joe Palooka PUNCHING BAG TEAM MANAGERS Choose your basketball team's outfit from Colin Anderson for the final touchdown. North and Buck Doyal converted. Washington Lee 0 0 0 00 Georgia Tech 0 20 0 1636 Georgia Tech touchdowns Jordan 2, Harrison. Ferris.

Anderson. Safety Matthews blocked punt. Point after touchdown North 3, Doyal. By Auburn Of -W'l, I our complete selection of team needs Mobile, Oct. 8 (AP) A.

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His various combinations employed nothing but straight football in grinding mm. played a favored Florida Brown Submerges Rhode Island 46-0 Providence, R. Oct. 8 (JP) Brown University's football forces used its first stringers sparingly while overwhelming Rhode Island State College 46-0 today at Brown Field. Rayon Shirts Satin Pants -I squad to gain a thrilling 14-14 Rayon warm-up T-shirts Satin warm-up jackets tie here today.

Only paying customers saw the two long-standing South out the victory, second of the eastern Conference foes match reckless running and passing at the fifth score. Halfback Hank Lauricella dived over from Chattanooga's one midway the fourth quarter for the final marker. Chattanooga 0 7 0 0 7 Tennessee 14 12 7 6 39 Chattanooga scoring Touchdown, Erwin; point after touchdown. Sarratore. Tennessee scoring Touchdowns Little-ford, Payne, Chancey.

Sizemore, Polofsky, Lauricella: points after touchdown, Kyker 2. Johnson. tacks. The Tigers put a touchdown together the first time they got their hands on the ball, opening We Feature Official Basketballs by SPALDING WILSON RAWLINGS Scores! fi A'ooit p.m. I) Each Playing Day CLay 7651 (( (( die Cotrrirr-iotirnal )l The Louisville Times.

Handily placed on an adjustable, flexible metal rod, this punching bag teaches balance, develops muscles. With metal stand. I campaign for the Vols against one loss. Tennessee scored twice each in the first two periods and once apiece in the last two. Five touchdowns came on running plays and one from a pass interception.

Chattanooga registered its lone score in the second stanza, on a pass. Blocking: 'Learned. The Vols displayed some of their former cohesion in scoring two easy touchdowns in the first period, Hal Littleford romping 46 yards on the sixth play for the first six points. The line blocking, sadly lacking in previous Tennessee games, swept Chattanooga forwards out of the path of Vol backs with regularity on this 62-yard march and another of 41 yards which followed quickly. Harold sophomore tailback, crashed two slam-bang quarters of play.

Both elevens scored once in each of the two periods. Bobby Golden tallied for the Tigers in the first quarter. He took a short pass from Tidwell and raced 55 yards to Florida's 14. He went over the goal line three line bucks later. The other Tiger touchdown came on an 87-yard march in the second stanza, fullback Charlie Langner providing the spark for a final 25-yard drive.

Plowed 90 Yards. The aroused Florida team swung into action after receiving Auburn's first score and plowed 90 yards to a touchdown. Halfback Loren Broadus sped 32 yards to Auburn's 11, then Angus Williams passed to Don Brown for Tulane's Poiver Easily Domiralcs In 40-0 Breather New Orleans. Oct. JP) Tu-lane's Green Wave toyed playfully with Southeastern Louisiana College and built up a 40-0 football victory today.

The Tulane powerhouse domi- nated the game in all departments as 20,000 drenched fans watched. The smaller opponents never were able to make any Bell Howell Duke i 1 7 0 7 1428 Duke scoring touchdowns Cox. Mounie. FILMO Points after touchdowns Souchak 2. scoring touchdowns Ryan.

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Southeastern's only weapon was the passing combination of quarterback Gene Simmons, and end Noel Wilkins. Tulane gave Simmons no time to get set and most of his passes were good for only short distances. Score by periods: Southeastern 0 0 0 0 0 Tulane 14 13 7 640 Scoring: Touchdowns Bienz, Sheffield. Van Meter, Kibodeaux. Sikora.

Digirala-mo. Points after touchdown Davis 4. Pensacola Navy Wins' 12-6. in the second, mixing passes and running plays to march from Tennessee's 46 to the 2. Halfback Clarence Tapper tossed a scoring pass to Frank Erwin.

Guard Vincent Sarratore converted. A wayward Chattanooga pass gave Tennessee its third touchdown. Fullback Ralph Chancey intercepted and ran 53 for the score. A few minutes later Bernie Sizemore, subbing for Chancey, punched over from the 7 for another. Fullback Gordon Polofsky crashed through from the 2 for The still confident Florida team surged ahead in the second quarter, when right halfback John Cox swung to the left and tore 45 yards to a touchdown.

Auburn's second uprising tied the count. Laz Lewis kicked both Florida extra points and Bill Tucker added both points for Auburn. Score by periods: Florida 7 7 0 014 Auburn 7 7 0 014 Florida Scoring: Touchdowns D. Brown. Cox.

Points After Touchdowns Lewis 2. Auburn Scoring: Touchdowns Golden, tangner. Points After Touchdowns-Tucker 2. Morgantown, W. Va.

Oct. 8 () Pitt, fought off its feet for two periods, finally got going in the second half today and turned back West Virginia's Mountaineers 20-7. The staged before a record Morgantown crowd of brought Pitt its 32d victory in the 42-game series. Pitt ft fl 13 720 West Virginia 0 7 0 0 7 Pitt scoring: Touchdowns Cecconi 2. Iauro, Points after touchdown Bolko-var 2 Wpvt Virginia scoring: Touchdown-Hunt.

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