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KiMvi'jf t. ur--s rv is 13 Grid Spotlight Shines on Midwest I'oclay 1 1 HUGH PULLETOM JR. r-jt -Rt UCL am IS" mm 1 ses s'trvhTg East Pittsburgh-Army, Ne. Srjjha Penn State Coree'i-Y1I1 (tht Meek television game South Navy-Maryland and Alabama-Tennessee. Southwest Southern 1 C.in'' Michigan Staff.

Wiumn;" State vs. Ohio S'a'e and Ntr Parr," v. Purdue. A htarke? includes th'ee gvnes of traditional importance hirh will figure tn the Big Ten championship race Illinois- Minnesota. Wiscnr.sin-Ioa and XJiohizan-NirthHcst- tre frid'Jf'i Piticr.

Sest r'i'2 fnnh't rSP f'nd some flip prrt in tndiv r-gram. All the best teams won't r-e P'ayirg the are which braces the Ten sr.d Seven conferences, of cnurs. hut l'j'inz of the days major clashes indica'e that the word 5 finest hi i 1 1 1 a a a i i a T- tern snowed awe-inspuini; powr against ileorg-a but Navv has put up an impenetrable detor.se aaint lesser rivals, Alabama, on the wav back a.s a Southeastern power, has won four straight. Tennessre, despite a loss la Duke, likely will be favonte on its home field Jumping to the West coast, the Stanford-UCLA meeting between two unbeaten and untied teams may eliminate one from the conference race. Southsrn California and California, also in the unbeaten-untied category, tackle reasonably rugged opponents in Oregon State and Santa Clara.

Colorado ANf. Skyline conference leader, takes on well-hesten Montana, while Arizona, high-scoring pace setter in the border conference, travels to Milwaukee, Wis, for a night game with Marr)irtte 5't tr.a1. 4 ''u'ln. brCH'rr a nn th sched'i'. cithei1 by aci iden? or Penn ar.ia and Cross, two cf East's top t.vims.

Columbia and Rriun. opponents that could sive them a tu'sle soma yean but prohahiv wont this time. Georgia Tech, highly-regarded candidate for Southeastern conference honors, mrcts ucait Auburn, and Puke, which holds a similar position in the Southern conference, plas kicked around Nntth Carolina State. Virginia, leading Southern independent, shouldn be troubled by VMI. riscwhere, rvc pt for the 'np games, it's pretty much the same.

The games feature one or more deflated teams. Returning to the center of action, Michigan State, hark in the No. 1 spot in the weekly Asso- vde i hut th ea.tfrn ini'fii bv a ro'lcge nal. has a CM-pound line, a few iod backs and an intense to in Th ttrugjl betveifan enct tied, high-scoring Oklahoma and unbiaten, untied and de'annvely trng Kansas, looks lika THE gam of tha Bg Sevan aeaion at least until Nebraska gets mts tha art later. And Nebraska may have its troubles in the East against Peon State, which ted Purdue earlier.

Purdue, the B.g Ten can establish itself fnmly in the rational ratings ittj a decisive victorv over Notre Dame, which has had Its ups and downs hut always is dangerous. Ohm State after knocking Wisconsin out of the Western conference lead, encounters a winlrss but potentially trouhlfsome Pacific coast rival in Washington State. Willard Batters Post Burro for TD nap "fop Security, to Americans, has many meanings! -X O'-'mW 1 ic i col t' tj'ji-'x mm In THE army, it can mean a sturdy rifle with plenty of ammunition. Or the afTrctinn of a small furry dog, nestled in the crook of an arm. At home, it ran hf a neat suburban house, a pradnatinn sheepskin, a small independent business.

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So why not sign up note to buy t'nited States Def ense Ronds through the Payroll Savings Plan where ou work? Thousands hae found it their one sure way to save betause it saves or you, before you even draw your pay. jeA lit e-vT Ifll Staff photo ny Joe Rum Frank Willard, who led the West offense against Hillsboro, batter his way past the Burros' Tom Robinson for an 18-yard scoring run in the second quarter as an unidentified team-reste comes up too late to help him out. Willard spun by Robinson and went on across the goal line. West handed Burros first loss of season, 18 to 14. Tecfi Seeking 3rd SEC Win By JOHN BIBB, TEWKSSFAN Sports Writer ATLANTA Georgia Tech's Yellow Jackets are a two touchdown favorite over the Auburn Tigers here this afternoon when the Southeastern conference opponents clash at.

Grant field. The Jackets, unbeaten now In 18 consecutiva games, are expected to chalk up their third Southeastern conference victory of the ar -4 a ar 4 4-t, -rr" aj 'Vi West Edges (Continued from First Sport Page) cnverlny on the Burro 46. The Blue Jays marched to the five, from where. Willard went over. The Burros rame to life in the second half, marching the klckoff to tha West nins before being halted.

But. West adopted the fumbling; habit with Jack Wakefield recovering for Hillsboro on the. West. nine. Nick Coulras collected the touchdown two plays later from the one.

Later in the third Coutras and Flrhard Sweeney blocked a West punt, recovering on the. Blue Jay 4fi. Wakefield went 17 to the 35 and two plays later Tom Robinson rambled 124 yards for the scoe. The Burros made one last hid to recover the game, going to the West. where a clipping penalty ended the threat.

Willard was the outstanding hark on the field, getting 123 yards In 13 attempts. Robinson got. 53 in 14 carries nd Harry Brunson SI in eight for the Burros' top efforts. ll Hlllnhnrn tB Mitchell Austin; LT Crnns Henry season as tncy bin for their sc- HIRI'S HOW I BONDS NOW IAIN MORI ONI fOR YOUl Now ssfe, sure I'. S.

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University stadium before a crowd of 4(100 fans. The Tigers kept pouring it on in the fourth quarter when Left Half-hack Willcy Cprter took a 30-yard pass from Quarterback Clarence Bush and raced 20-yards for a TD. In the same period Clay Stampley kicked a field goal from the West Virginia 25-yard line. West Virginia, scored after picking up an fumble of a punt on the Tennessean's 25-yard line if, 'X'f V' 'ft 1-1 't 'J A i LO MurrsT Tnuse.il rnrtemnre Renslev RweiMlPV Wnkefleld CoiilrnR Brun.on Cnnley Pnbimnn Spear RO Bradler PT Jonei PE Preston SB Greenbsum Hooper PH Jehmnn FB Wlllsrrt Peace Is for the For peace and prosperity save with U. 8.

Defense Bondst West 13 0 0 111 Hlllfboro 0 0 14 0--M Tourhdewns; West Jnhnsnn. Wlllsrd Hillsboro Coutrss. Brunsnn. 7 Eitrss; Hillsboro Robinson 2 1 runs Subs- West Pyburn. Keel.

Coke, Potter, Kuntor, Owens, Summi. Jones. Chrlstlen Hillsboro lwia, 8'okes, Elliott, Smith. ond straight league title. Headed by a sparkling array of barkficld stars and fine offensive and defensive linemen, Coach Bob-hy Dodd's Techsters have slopped Florida and Tulane in their only two SEC fames this fall, a.s weil as a convincing interseetinnal victory over the Southern Methodist Mustangs.

Auburn, regarded a.s a "comer" in the SEC, has lost, its only conference start this year, dropping a decision to Ole. Miss' Rebels two weeks ago. The Tigers tuned up for the battle with the Jackets last Saturday with a one-sided triumph over Wofford. Auburn's other game this year was the opener with Maryland which the Terps won by one toiichdfiwn. landing the Georgia Tech offense this fall is Halfback Leon Hardeman who is pacing the SEC rushers with an average of six yards a rarrv.

Halfbacks Iarry Ruffin and Bill Teas follow Hardeman as Tech's top threats with averages of five and one-half yards a carry. Auburn's Vince Dooley is expected to return to action against the Jackets after being Injured in the Ole Miss game. Dudley Spence, who took over for Dooley at. quarterback last week against Wofford and threw 11 consecutive completed passes, also is ready for action against Tech. The only Tcch.ster likely to miss today's encounter is Fullback Glenn Turner who got.

a leg banged up In the Tulane game last, week and is a doubtful contestant this afternoon. Trohahle starting Pot. Silhura 0. Terh LEHvv Knox TD Poperi lvon LO-D'inrn Bril'-e Brown RO Atkins aiinenker r(T-Niir Miller PE Hall Martin QR-Jiwnre B'itmn Connus Hirdemnn RH-Duke Jes FB-Hniawer Kirkoff 2.W Pl.t. Stock Car Racing TV V.

8. Orntrrmtnl 4net iul pn fm thi.t tutmrtiurg Ti-mmry Prpatment UianU.nr thir pntrmlie Honalian, Tlu Aiivtrtuing I luvil and Willcy Archie a 20-yard pass to Left End Jameo Boone which placed the ball on the 5-yard line. Three plays at. the line netted four yards. Archie sneaked over for the TD.

WestVaT Stats ....0 0 0 77 Tennessee State ...0 0 13 922 Touchdowns Tennessee State Gray 2. Carter. West Virginia State Archie. Conversions Tennessee State Stamply. West Virginia State Rupert.

Field Goal Tennessee State Stamply. TPI, Indians Meet Tonight Tennessee Tech plavs Arkansas Bums' Joe Black Hurls Here Tonight Joe Black, World Series hero for the Brooklyn Dodgers. "will be on Ihe. mound for tha Roy Campanula All-Stars when they face the Negro American All-Stars tonight tt 8 p.m. In Sulphur Dell.

Bill Gleason, who hurled for the Oklahoma City club, will he Black's mound opponent and his battery mate will be Casey Jones of the Memphis Red Sox. Such stars a.s Lary Dnby of the Cleveland Indians and Hank Thompson of the New York Giants fill be in the Campanella All-Star A special 'section has been reserved for white fans. Circus Clown Wins CAMDEN. N. J.

(XT) Circus Clown, W. J. Walden'a 7-ycar-nld feldinjr idle since April, won the Reading special at Garden Slate park by a neck over Ada h. Rice's Model Quest. Mohammedan, the even-money favorite, was third.

Circus Clown returned $13.60, Slate Indians in Jonesboro, tonight In the tep game involving Midstate area teams. Middle Tennessee meets More-I head in Murfrceshoro, Murray State will celebrate homecoming) against Evansville and Western Kentucky goes against. Northeast Louisiana in Bowling Green other games tonight. Florence State travels to Liv Set lor Tomorrow Furniture Co. Keith-Simmons Int.

Jimmy Kelley's Kimbrnugh-Phillipt Co. King Nash Motors Kirby end Ross Life and Casualty Inturanca Co, of Tenn. Mack Pest Control Servict Mallernee't Men's Store Mjllemce Realty Cn. Marshall fir Bruce Co. Cut Msyer Ltd.

McCsnn Steel Company McClure's Department Stores McDowell McDowell, Contrsctors, Engineers McDowell Cencrsl Tire Co. McEwen Laundry Melfi's Restaurant Melrose Plumbing Heating Co. Modern Service Store, Inc. Montgomery Ward Co. Arthur Murray School of Dancing Nashville Auto-Dirsel College Nashville Breeko Block Company The Nashville, Chattanooga fir St.

Louis Railway Nashville Cas Co. Nashville Paper Stock Co. Nashville Savings fir Loan Corp. Nashville Silverplsting Co. Nashville Trust Co.

National Furniture Store The National Life Accident Insurance Co. Peoples Furniture Co, Petwey-Reavis Co. Club Plantation Polar Cold Storage, Inc. "Ask" Pnlchett fir Xo. Quality Service Stores Hettie Ray's Restaurant The Reubens Inc.

Reynolds Motor Co. Rock Products Co. Sandri's Restaurant Motel E. A. Sellers.

effersin Standard Life Insurance Co. The Sew Mart Singer Sewing Machine Co. Spurlock Sr Carter Venetian Blind Co. Staley-Peeler Real Estate Stnicll Electric Company Slate Farm Insurance Companies (Auto, Life, Firel Steiner Lighfman Sterchi's B. H.

Sticf fewclry Co. Stoddard's, Inc. Super Service Motor Freight Swiss Cleaners Tennessee Adjustment Service, Int. Tennessee Equipment fir Supply Co. Tennessee Wholesale Drug Co.

Thompson fir Creen Machinery Company, Inc. Tinsley'i Universal Tire Appliance Co. Warner Drug Co. Wishngton Mfg. Company Weinberger's, Inc.

of Nashville Wherry Furniture Co. White Cottage Restaurant White Wsy Laundry Russell Willis Co. Yellow Cab Co. Craig's Sanitary Market Cumberland Realty Co. Curiey's Wholesale Distributors Diale Drive It Yourself System Draughon's Business College Elliott Motors Employers Personnel Service, Inc.

Englert Engineering Co. Ernie's Record Mart Everette Creen Open Air Market Fall's Business College Fidelity Federal Savings Loan Association of Nashville Firestone Stores Ccneral Truck Sales, Inc. Coldner't ewelers Coodyear Service Store M. T. Cossctt Company, Inc.

Creen Hills Market, Inc. Biscoe Griffith Harpelh Oil Franklin, Tenn. Hartley Carment Inc. Fletcher Harvey Portraits Hermitage Laundry Herts Driv-Ur-Self System H. C.

Hill Stores Hilhboto CIcaneri-Lsundry Hippodrome Motors, Inc. Holt Murphy Insurance Home Federal Savings Loan Association Humphreys Tile Awning Co. Aems Hims Improvswent Co. Ak in'. Inc.

Allen-Whirdeld Paint Class Co. Alloway Brolkeri Co. Alico Windows of Naihvills American Oil Company of Inc. American Psper Twins Co. American Tire Recapping Co.

Andcrion Fish Oyirer Co. Applisnct Distributers, Inc. C. A. Armstrong, Insursnes Agency Automobile Electric Strvicc Co.

Auto Paint Shop B. W. Cafeteria im Bsggett'i Office Equipment Mary Ball Candies Banner Furniture Co. Walter Bitey Motors, Madison Beeiley Furniture Co, Bell's Boeteries, Inc. Berry Hill Lumber Co.

Bob's Bicycle Shop Bond-Sanders Paper Co. Bowlmg Green Express H. Brown Co. The Bull Pen Restaurant Candylsnd Chester's Commercial Letter Shop Consolidated Insurance Company Cooper sad Winters ingston to meet the Statesmen while Sewanee plays Mississippi college in Clinton, Miss, All games are slated to start at 8 p.m. Davidson Bounces Presbyterian 13 to 12 CLINTON, -Davidson defeated Presbyterian hy one, point.

13-12, here last night to wreck the Blue. Stockings homecoming before 3500. Little Jimmy Thacker, twinkle-toed Davidson halfback, scored both touchdowns for the visitors. But It. was Tackle Gene Davis' conversion after the first touch-down which proved the margin of virtory.

Presbyterian 0 6 6 f-12 avidson 7 6 0 013 Dvidson scoring: Touchdowns Thacker 2, Conversion Davis: Presbyterian seormgt Touch-down Fulk, White. Slock car racing; is scheduled tomorrow afternoon at. the American Legion bowl with the last knock-nut race of the year highlighting the six event card. Four heat races, a consolation, a feature and the knockout, will comprise the card. All of the old favorit.es, including Boh Beuther, Jimmy Sawyer and Tete Eudalley, will return to action on tomorrow's rard.

Deu-thrr has won two championship races in the past two weeks, one at. Chattanooga and the other at. Clarksville, Time trials start at 2 and the first race at ,3. Cage Teams Wanted Boys and girls basketball leagues are being formed fur the winter season at Elizabeth aprk. Any teams interested in playing in junior, intermediate or the senior loops are requested to call Mrs E.

M. Phillips after p.m. at 42-W38. OLD HICKORY'S Newest Shoe Store Famout Same Men Shoet FRENCH SHRINER TAYLOR-MADE BRENTWOOD Priced frnm $8.95 to $22.95 Willelle'i Ladies' md Mm'i Appanl 601 Hidley Old Hickory.