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THE NASHVIUI TtNNfSSrAN. M9-ni(. Dm. 2, 1951 31 Tennessee, Maryland Open Sugar Bowl Training Camps By JAMfS SAGGUS weather so bad that the last four Tennessee will work out daily that tcmnerasur turn ii'1 I understand nfn sessions were he'd indoors. Coach Jim Tatum of Mirytand.

here yesterday tu make final hotel arrangements for team, said his team might have trouble with the heat and humtditv. "But I dont think it will give either team the advantage," Ta- would ranee in the 60 both at Baton Rouge, and and paid much of the week would be damp. Tennessee and Maryland both held their last workouts before the Christmas holidays with the ground frozen solid, Maryland in VEW ORLEANS l.V Ten-nessee and Maryland, expected to arrive at Sugar bowl training ramps today, face the; prospect of warm and damp weather for their football workouts. The weatherman predicted pretty cold Tennessee too. However, Hank may find it to his 1ikir.it," Launcella.

Tennessee's A I I-Amenca tailback, is a New Orleans boy who will be playing for the first time in his collegiate career before a hometown crowd. Both Tennessee and Maryland are flying to their traimnp sites Maryland will arrive at Biloxi. about 1 p.m. (CST) and Tennessee will leave for Baton Route, La about 4 m. (CST.

tournament end the opening round of the invitational tennis tournament. The basketball tournament opens Friday night with St. Louis playing Villanova and Erigham Young's National Invitational champs playing Kentucky. The two losers and the two 'winners clash in Saturday night's windup. The yacht regatta, with champions of the gulf yacht clubs participating, and the invitation-al track meet, with the three top active pole vaulters of the nation featured, are Sunday.

Monday is an off-day. ii Jackets Leave For Orange Tilt MIAMI. Fla.U1! Georgia Tech's Yellow Jacket fly to Miami today for their fourth visit to the Orange bowl and a date with the tough Baylor Bears on New Year's day. The unbeaten Tech team, co-champions of the Southeastern conference, rolled up 288 points aeainst 76 in winning 10 and tying one this season. The Jackets won five cf seven previous bowl games, in- formation as its basic offense.

Ken-chiding two out of three at Miami. the visiting team, has one Baylor, which holds a final tne greatest passing attacks in out in Waco, Texas, today before football, featuring Babe Parilli, leaving for Miami tomorrow, willwno has set all kinds of records, be making its first appearance in The Christian offensive forma-a major bowl. The Bears earned tjon called the Meyer spread, Wade Praised on the Ix)uisiana State university field, while Maryland will use facilities at Biloxi high srhon! The two wains make the Sucar bowl the nation's top New Year's day football classic. Tennaasee was the top-ranking team in the season final Associated Press poll. Maryland was in the No.

3 spot, behind bowl-ineligible Michigan State. Both teams are unbeaten, both have All-America stars and both have the top offenses of the bowl teams. Maryland has power-backed (Mighty Moi Modzelewski and Lineman Bob Ward. Tennessee counters with Lineman Ted Daf fer and Launcella, a triple-threat tailback. Coach Taium describe the Supar bowl classic as the "ideal test of th single wing against the split formation." Tennessee racked up 368.5 yards per game with the methodical and yet brilliant single wing of Coach Neyland.

Maryland has averaged 4233 yards per game with Its split T. bowl events will get under way Thursday with LSU against Wisconsin in the boxing Save Your Car! HAVE IT UNDERGOATED With Rubbtrizid Undersell Water Proof Dust Proof Rust Proof Sound Frttf this bid in rugcea fcoutnwest on-originated Dy Leo (Dutch) Meyer, ference competition, winning eight, head coach of TCU for 17 years, Special For December 199S tying one and losing one, rolling call it the atom bomb of foot-tip 231 points to 114. jball. Everything is done from it "I believe Baylor will be our and it is impossible or has been toughest opponent and IJirry Is-1 10 throttle. REYNOLDS Continued From Preceding Pagei Came, as if trying to avert the praise that was about to flow.

"That made the difference, I think," he added. But what left 'em all open-mouthed was when BUI Edwards, who helped coach the South and broupht this prodigy along to help win the game, said: "I don't think that was Bill's best Eimp." If it wasn't, it was still enough to give Wade all first choice votes from sports writers as the most valuable player on the field. He also won the good sportsmanship award. For the North, John Turco of Holy Cross received 43 votes and Mel Massuc-co of Hely Cross got 39. The squads of 26 players each-leave today for Havana on a 24-hour visit to the Cuban capital.

hU probably the most oangerous passer we'll said Coach Bobby Podd. "We'll certainly have to play our best football to win." MOTOR CO. 500 lafiyatte it. Wade Steals 5-8741 I Vi. fh ri fh 1 i 1 4s.

i (it I si, i 7'. 'r 1 A rY tA I i '1 I 1 Cars and Trucks-Rented or Leased Stanford Resumes Drills PASADENA, Calif. UP) Christmas day brought a lull before the Impending storm in Rose bowl (Continued From Preceding Page) held scoreless from then until the fourth period. Then Wade showed hie rushing ability. With the ball on the North 39, Wade was chased back to his own 40 on an attempted pats, but he broke out of the PDHLObs, activities.

I Here in Fasadcna the invading Champions from the' Big Illinois, took things easy. Stanford university's Indians, who have been in training on their; tampus at Falo Alto in northern Wade's Circus North South rirtt Powm Kiishinc YariUe 1 HI Pauline irdai J't Pium Attempted Passes Cmplrtf4 I Pnf Intfrrrptfd 1 1 Punlinc Await -3M S3- Fumblf I.oxt 3 California, were given permission to scatter to their respective homes for the holiday. Coach Chuck Taylor will re-as-emble his Pacific Coast conference standard bearers today at Arrowhead Springs hotel, some 60 miles east of here, and get down to serious drills. fcirtaw.uiriiiiia iii uiriiiitfiiii nan mi i i i car' aiiWji AP Wirephoto LEXINGTON, Ky. Bill Spivey, Kentucky All-America basketball player, appears unworried as he talks to friend on telephone.

Picture was made shortly after Spivey announced he had requested he be taken from list of Kentucky's eligible players "until my name is cleared." Suspended Bill Spivey Remains as UK Student trap and eluded several tackier in a race to the North' 20. On the next play, Wade ran 17 yards to set up a three-yard touchdown buck by Huggint. After the North had surged to Its only score a few minutes later, the Rebels added a final touchdown on a 20-yard run by Huggins on a trap play through the middle. Talbott Trammell of Washington and Lee set up a score by intercepting a pass by Blaik find returning it 50 yards. Wade completed 15 of 27 passes during the entire game for a grand total of 250 yards.

He broke the previous records for completions and yardage gained, set by Tex Fursc of Yale. Furse completed 12 passes for 144 yards for the North in 1948. The Vanderbilt star established another all-time Shrine game record with his three touchdown passes. NORTH (1 Oft rnds: Mr( onncll iWjomlni), Me-C'ann (llolv Crnxik. I.ft Wckln: frltrh (Holy Crou), M.l- naihrtu I Marquri Ir).

Irft cuarris: Audette (Columbia), Klh (Mifhlrun Stat). Ontrri: t'rrantfr (Michigan State), Ko7drha (Fordham). Hit hi iuard: Skihinikl (Purdua). Holzkntcht athlniton), Tetrak (Wli-conxtn). Kltht tack 1m: Grardlnr (XaTl.r), flor- fMli.hiv.il 4 4 NaV Vtiltaaa.

KXINGTON, Sus North Slight Choice MONTGOMERY, Ala. UP) -Blue-Gray football squads took It easy yesterday on Christmas. Coaches let the players off with one workout instead of the twice daily routine in effect since practice started Saturday. However, it'll be back to the two-a-day grind today. After that, the college All-Star players will start easing off for Saturday's ame.

From all indications, the interactional tussle will be largely an aerial show, providing the weather is right. Both sides have emphasized passing in the workouts. The Yankees have Don Leahy of Marquette and Bob Bestwick of Pitt to engineer their overhead attack. The Rebels probably will depend heavily on Southern Methodist's Fred Benners and Louisiana State's Jim Barton. Their passing combination plus a rugged line and a strong running attack have made the Northerners early favorites.

High Score Predicted DALLAS UP) If Jan. 1 is a warm, dry day look for the greatest flood of touchdowns that ever cascaded In the Cotton bowl. That's what observers are predicting, among them athletic officials of Texas Christian university, the host team in the New year' day classic. The reason: Texas Christian is the first team to play In the bowl using a spread pended from the University of Kentucky basketball Spivey's letter did not mean he was volunteering to testify for New York authorities but that Spivey would go to New York if "they (the authorities), could show where he would be of bene-fit." Spivey denied ever receiving any money from anyone at any place or at any time for "shaving" points or fixing a game. Ha denied having any information of gams-fixing or point- shaving that would be of assistance to New York author, ities, or authorities of any other state, in the prosecution of gamblers or basketball players.

The Warner Rohbins, native told Dr. Donovan: "I could not have been Involved in auch fixing because of my loyalty to my echool, to the people who believe In me and because of my love for the game." Rilht and: Favarty (Wlaronnln), Kilo (Vlllannval, llanlnn trennwtania'. Ousrtf rburln: Rlalk (Colorado collet.) f-natt IWiironilnl. iinnall (Xarlar), Torro (Hnlv CrnM). Marrusso Holy Crnaal JPTX Ryan (Vain.

Prderinn (Wromlni), Mon-ahan (RutierO. Hansen (Colombia), gnaari will lU" (Tale), SOI'TH left rnd: Klrkland (Vandfrbilt), Maxwell MIimlPDl). left tackles: Werrkio (Vanderbilt), Genrte (Wake Forentt. Left tuards: Dawklm (Florida State), Smith (Oklahoma). (enters: McDonald (Florida), (South Carolina), Slniuetield (Miwls-ilnnll Kirht (tiardi: Fl.cher (Narjl, Clark (Oklahoma).

Ilijht tackles: Yelvlnalnn (Oenrjla), Barfleld (Mlssisslpoll, Darls (Nayy). Riaht ends: Brown I.tltr (Alabama), Trammell (Waihlniton and LiSuarterharks: Wade (Vanderbilt), La-lane iVIrtinlai. Halfbacks: Tldwfll (Tens AAM). Mo-lal. Hunt (Santa Clara'.

FIRE CASUALTY AUTOMOIIll team at his own request. All-America Bill Spivey plans to remain at the university as a student. Spivey, 7-foot center, asked Monday that he be removed from the eligibility list until his name is "cleared" In the current basketball-fix Investigation. Dr. A.

D. Kirwan, faculty chairman of athletics, said the athletic board had granted Spi-vey's request and suspended him. Kirwan added that Spivey "will be reinstated if his name is cleared," and added that the cage star planned to continue his studies at the university. In a letter addressed to U. of K.

President H. L. Donovan, Spivey stated he has "never been involved in fixing a basketball game in New York, Kentucky, or any other state." Hn said he asked suspension until cleared of "false and malicious rumors that have linked me as well as other Kentucky players with the current basketball scandal." Vincent O'Connonr, assistant district attorney of New York, recently returned to that city after spending six days in Kentucky investigating "fix" angles. He said he wanted to talk to two or three Kentucky players or former players, but attorneys representing the unnamed players refused to allow their clients to talk to O'Connor. The New Yorker said the men were needed in New York to testify in the prosecution of what he termed "really big criminals" involved in game fixing.

Elmer Drake, attorney representing" Spivey, read Spivey's letter to newsmen assembled in the office of Dean of Men A. B. Kirwan, former Kentucky football coach. He said later that ft It lb tVlTAHLMAN BLOC. Vine (Nayy), Webber (William and Mary).

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