The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 39

11-C of the LecIt THETENNESSEAN, Sunday, Oct. 14, 1973 After siv wpeks of Dlav. Assignment: NIL if elected new secretary of the-M id 1 Tennessee Interscholastic Wrestling Association at its first meeting last week. Former Pearl coach Jim Turbevillo was named to assign all the officials. Midstate teams will be included in the local leagues this season and a new junior high loop has been formed due to the increased participation.

The MTIWA also is setting, up several coaching clinics for next month. By TOM SQUIRES there is no doubt that the Nashville Interscholastic League is enjoying another successful football season. Three teams remain with perfect records Overton (5-0), McGavock (6-0), and Goodlettsville (6-0). All are making strong bids for state playoff spots. OVERTON WAS the top-rated team in last week's state Action Ratings and McGavock was third.

Goodlettsville was ranked as the best Class AA club in Tennessee. Five other NIL teams have just one loss In six games and four more have respectable 4-2 records. In all, more than 10 local squads are sure bets to reach the seven-win the five teams, Baylor and Overton are the consensus picks to reach the TSSAA playoff finals. Eaststate sports writers favor Coach Red Etter's Baylor squad, which lost to Bristol in last year's finals. "They're big and fast and have runover everybody they've played," said one Chattanooga reporter.

''Thev completely two-platoon, including kickoff and punting teams. They dress 86 boys." The Red Raiders haven't come close to being tested, which is Coach Etter's main concern. Almost all of their points scored this season have come in the first half and reserves have played the rest of the way. Overton's Jimmy Gaylor didn't waste any time trying to break his new NIL field goal distance record of 42 yards. Against North, he had a 55-yard attempt hit tha crossbar and bounce back.

Gaylor didn't know it at the close to losing his record. Hendersonville's Kenny Priest attempted a 46-yarder on the last play of the game with Ryan and it was a couple of feet wide to the right. The state's list of unbeaten teams has been trimmed to 26 following losses last week to Memphis Bartlctt, Carver, Maryville, Milan, Walland, Joelton, and White House. The TSSAA is keeping a close eye on the new tiebreaker procedure, to the extent that information hs 6ent to the state office from officials involved in every tie game. After the first five weeks of the 1973 season, there had been 30 ties out of ap-proximately 650 contests, a realtively low percentage.

The TSSAA would like to have statistics available in case the new rule is discussed at the annual National Federation meeting or the state's regional meetings. Ken Berry of Dupont was Hillsboro, Hendersonville, Maplewood, East, Glencliff, Dupont, and Joelton the next few weeks along with the three playoff hopefuls. AGAINST midstate opposition, the NIL has a surprising 22-13 winning edge and is 29-15 in all non-league contests. Central, Baylor, plateau. Bowl scouts will be watch- Knoxville ing Father Ryan, MBA, a a vim fctow km mm wis w-I-'i Ph hs Snap aroa time, but he came just as 1 ft Bridges' Mark It looks like a repeat for Memphis Raleigh-Egypt in the TSSAA state cross country meet.

The Pharoahs warmed up for the Nov. 3 event at Percy Warner Park yesterday by capturing their second straight A. F. Bridges Cross Country Classic title, finishing 30 points ahead of their nearest chal- The re are but Overton or McGavock, and Memphis Christian Brothers appear to be the class of their respective AAA regions. Of Frosh Sparkle As Tigers Cop 28-16 Decision MEMPHIS.

Tenn. (AP) -Freshman Bobby Ward scored a touchdown on a 62 yard pass play and set up two others with a 40-yard kickoff return and a crucial catch as the Memphis State Tigers defeated Tulsa 28-16 last night. ANOTHER freshman, corner-back Eric Harris, intercepted a pass and bolted 30 yards for another touchdown in the fourth quarter to seal the victory, the Tigers' fourth against two losses. Tulsa, the nation's top passing team going into the game, fell to 3-2. Harris' theft of quarterback Joe McCulIey's pass came after the Hurricane had scored touchdowns on consecutive possessions to cut their deficit to 21-16.

Steve Kipp got both touchdowns on runs of five and two yards. TULSA SCORED in the third quarter after an 80-yard drive and after Mack Lancaster's fumble recovery at the Tiger 18. The Hurricane failed to score In the second quarter when they bad a first down at the Tiger three after Ken Thomas' fumble recovery. Bennett missed a 20-yard field-goal after three plays got nothing. precious few places remaining to which a man can escape.

I $UTHBAY i longer. RALEIGH-Egypt, the defending state champs, wound up with 49 points and was paced by the record-setting performance of young Jay Woods, who ran the three-mile course in 15:10. Woods, who just last spring won the state outdoor mile run title, set a new meet and course record with his time and also finished ahead of defending state cross country champ Jon Slaughter of An-tioch. Slaughter stopped half way through the run to remove a stone which was lodged in his track spikes and could never regain the lead he lost to Woods. The Antioch junior Staff photo bv Robert Johnson Hendersonville cheerleader Jill Coostree will be pulling for a strong finish by the Commando football team this fall.

Jill is a 16-year-old junior who serves as the Tennessean's NIL Prep Queen of the Week. Vandy Pelts Memphis 16-4 ran a 15:37 and it was his old mark of 15:45 which Woods broke. MIDDLE TENNESSEE took the next nine team places following Raleigh-Egypt with Antioch grabbing second with 79 points. McGavock was third with 100. The NIL championships will be held Saturday afternoon at Percy Warner and the TSSAA regional the following week.

Tomorrow will be the final regular-seasoa meets for NIL teams. The results: TEAM STANDINGS Ralelgh-Eflvot 49, Antioch 79, McGavock 100, MBA 121, Oakland 122, Dupont 1M, Northwest 172, Overton 217, Bellevu 273, Tullahoma 293, Dickson Co. 300, Castle Heights 320, Father Ryan 330, Hendersonville 338, River-dale 367, Brentwood 536. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Jav Woods (R-E) 15:10, Jon Slaush-ter (A) 15:37, Gary Perry (A) 15:46, Scott Wells (MBA) 15:59, Mark Fried-rich (Oak Ridae) 16:00, Terry Hoover (R-E) 16 02, Gary Hamlington (Mc) 16:05, Kevin Simpson (RE) 16:06, David Clark (East) 16:08, Ricky Wood (BGA) 16:09, Dale Peters (N) 16:10, John Shaver (Mc) 16:11, Rickv Thomo- BY THE GULF destin, Florida SEASIDE TOWNHOUSE CONDOMINIUMS Now in the quaint and undisturbed fishing village of Destin, Florida, there is a unique opportunity to own a seaside home. SOU1HBAY by the Gulf offers a truly new concept in second home ownership, from individual unit construction of weathered completely furnished homes including bedspreads to butter knives.

At SOUTHBAY the unexpected is the tulet 5 acre fresh water fishing lake All units on seaside property Total electric kitchens including dishwasher, garbage disposal and trash compactor Private patios and decks Wall to wall carpeting Swimming pools Vanderbilt smashed Memphis Parks Rugby team 16-4 at Centennial Park yesterday afternoon as Watkins Martinez and Jack Nichols scored twice each and Jude Lcnahan counted once. Vandy's Pat McRcdmond kicked five goals. The Commodores host the Memphis Bulls at 12 noon today at Centennial. your Morns or Office Statistics 1 First Downs Rushes-yards Bill I. USn sun oiu rnn.li m-c Dainn uarrii Wavne Rooers (R-El U15.

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U. HUA Mb, VIS I IN, MUKIL I "sw -sjr QQK (904) 243-6176 (McGeorse kick) MSU Taylor 3 run (McGeorgs kick) Tul Kipp 5 run (Bennett kick) Tul-Kipp 2 run (run failed) Fisk won its first cross 1 1 iiiiiiifaiiiiiiirnrtimlr country meet of the season (McGeorge kick) i .1 il. TSA will help you keep in touch with your home or office at the Music City A. Pro-Celebrity Golf Tournament Telecommunication Systems of America is providing a free message service for spectators at the tournament October 12-14. Messages will he posted alphabetically on the TSA Message Center board located near the 9th green.

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