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THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN. UurSY Mommy Df 13. Jl.LJ.Jt 1, Smashes Easr Sfrna, FO i By JIMMY DAVY Elue Jays caught fire in the last au Sent East reeling from the ranks of the unbeaten 58 to 51, last night in the narrow confines of the est End gymnasium. A capacity crowd saw the young and talented Javs, trailing throughout the first half, suddenly come to life in the third quarter and outscore the Easterners 20-8. Orr Has High Hopes As VU Opens Drills ine ross KnocKea ttie tagles froml atop the Nashville Interscholastic Center Phil Williams 12 and For.

ward Henry Hurt and Guard Whit Watson had 10 points each for the fast improving Maroons. Father Ryan continued its rise in the Nashville Interscholastic league standings last night an Guard Louis Graham bombarded the nets for 22 points. Center Arthur Sutherland had 14 and Forward Nicky Lynch 12 as his chief aids in the pointmaking 7ANDERBILT returned to football practice yesterday and in the midst of the first bowl workout in Commodore history good news came from tne training room. Don Orr, injured quarterback, reported he would be able to begin punting Monday and that a special brace is being made that might possibly enable him to rejoin the workouts a week from Monday. "My arm feeU much, much league and 18th district standings.

Montgomery Bell academy ripped Howard's hard-luck Rebels, 87 to 46, to gain possession of the top spot In both NIL. and 18th district ranking. The Maroons, winners of three consecutive games, now are the league's only unbeaten quintet. Father Ryan's Panthers racked tip win No. 5 at the expense of Cohn, 77 to 45; Peabody ripped Lipscomb, 64 to 38.

North bombed Tennessee Prep, 68 to 62; Mount Juliet trounced Hillsboro of Williamson 66 to 4SL; and Columbia Military academy whipped Eller, Knight Gator Deadline Hume-Fogg. 59 to 51, in other 18th fi Spark Dii Pont district games yesterday. Center Charles Greer, Guard Bob Morrison and Reserve Forward Bill Worley spearheaded the third period West surge that sent the Blue Jays to their fifth win of the season. Pont's sextet remained In Today is deadline for picking up Gator bowl tickets that hase been ordered from the Vander-bilt athletic association. The ticket office will remain open until 4:30 p.m.

today, and Morrison was the toughest Blue Jay in the last half arousing. After E. H. (Here) Alley, Vandy's being held scoreless In the first business manager of athletics two periods, the dandy senior playmaker ripped In five field said yesterday that "more than half of the tickets ordered already have been picked up." goals and two foul throws for 12 End Joe Stephenson, left, and Halfback Joe Scales, report early for the Commodores' first bowl game practice in history. Stephenson is a senior from Memphis and Scales a sophomcra from Louisville.

points in the last half. The tickets now being sold at Worley, a replacement for Starter Dallas Thomas, ripped in nine last half points and Greer Vanderbilt are those which were ordered last week. Any tickets the ranks of the unbeaten last night with a convincing 46 to 34 triumph over Donelson's Donettes in the top contest on a full girU slate. Judy Eller and Paula Knight had 17 and 15 points, respectively, to head the rampaging Old Hickorians' assault. The Du Pont club now is the NIL's only unbeaten sextet.

In other games Central handed Cumberland its first loss, 43 to 42; Franklin halted Madison, 52 to 26; Litton ripped Goodlettsville, 38 to 24; and Mount Juliet lost to Hillsboro of Williamson county, 41 to 21. Litton kept on the heels of the pace-setting Old Hickorians as Nancy Stewart and Barbara Ma-lone tossed in 13 and 11 points, respectively. The Lionesses took that have been ordered and not eight. picked up today will go on sale across the counter on a first- The Jays were red hot. They made at least 39 per cent of their come, first-served basis Monday morning.

better," Orr said, "and the doc field goal attempts in every quar ter and wound up with a blister Inf 41 percentage for the night. The charges of Coach Joe Shapiro sent 23 of 56 shots from ths field ringing through the hoops while East's Eagles wera having their troubles. spring drills. Yesterday's initial workout was highlighted by offensive work, including a general polishing up of running and passing patterns. With the exception of Orr, all members of the Vandy varsity squad were in uniform and participating In the workout.

Another practice is scheduled today and the Commodores will continue their sessions until Dec. 22, when they break camp to go home for the Christmas holidays. JOHN BIBB. workouts yesterday in sweat clothes. He did some running and returned to the field house for whirl-pool treatment.

On the field. Vandy's squad zipped through a light session in the chilly weather. Operating at quarterback as Tommy Harkins. the Memphis senior who stands a good chance of starting his first game at quarterback in a bowl game. Harkins is an end by trade, although he has also played halfback in competition and worked at quarterback during Vandy's tors tells me that I may start doing some chin ups next week.

He also said I could start punt an early lead and never trailed. ing come Monday." Another tremendous West defen Orr, Miami junior quarterback who suffered a dislocated elbow in the final three minutes of Co-Captain Mary Jo Anderson led Franklin's girls to a win with 20 points. Starling Grove was her top aid with 16. Peggy Allen bombarded tho buckets for 22 points last night for the Tennessee game, watched the sive performance held the Easterners to only 13 field goals in 48 shots, most from long range. That's a percentage of 27 and far too cool to keep pace with the eager Blues.

Central to offset a 24-point per East was in the lead through formance by Cumberland's Betty Richards. NIL Basketball Lineups out the first half hut went behind to stay when Reserve Ron Sharer hit a field goal as the GIRLS Cumberland (4! buzzer sounded the end of the half. Sharer's fielder put the Staff photo by Eldred Reaney West Center Charles Greer (42) begins hit takeoff to lay the ball in the basket for another Blue Jay marker. East Guard Joe Allen Hubbell makes a vain attempt to block the shot. Watching at right is East's Mike Bohan.

Franklin 4, Nichols (3. Born 12) B. Richards 134) P. Richards Mills ntt Putmn Lipscomb Greenfield (1), Dickerson (2i, GIRLS Po-Mt. Juliet (21) Hillsboro (WO (11) Bell (2 1 Parham 128) fna Central (13) Allen (22 Ooode (Si Vaughn (15) Puckett Klausme ler Tfmpleton Halftime acore: land 14.

Pes. Madison (ii) Weatherspoon '5l Wallenbrock. (2i Noien 1 19 1 Inman (2) Betherum (101 Baxter (T. fitta (4). McFarland 10) Lampley (Si Poi.

North (i I PS 4) Klaus Central 23; Cumber- 1 PInnintrft 1R1 Mealer (11) Tomlln 1 16) 0 Stephenson 18) Frost (241 Raaan 8i Rica 181 Madison 28: Frank- Vance Ui. Robinson (22) Putman (12i Russell I19i Halltima acore: Scoring tubi: Cumberland Jamea (8). Apple (16) Bland Stoops (20i oHackney Oleavej (101 qn. Hamblen Davla (12i Halftima score: C. Sullivan Caruthera Sullivan Hillsboro 25: Mount Jays In front 27-25.

West eliminated the Eagles in the first minute and 45 seconds of the third period when they scored six straight points. Greer opened with a fielder, Worley added two free throws and then Greer hit again. It proved enough to wrap up the game. lln 20. Scorina auba: Holcomb N'western AD Edgln di.

Bonner 6 Schroeder 191 Halftime acore: TPS nuniey (M Juliet 1. North 27. Scoring subs: Mount Juliet I l. k. 1 1 1 1 Ham- Pas.

Central (38) Cumberland (41) Haul! (151 Haley tit Greer, 6-3 Junior center, was the (4i Beard (9 Putnam (6i Scott IS i Poi. MBA Wallace (2) Hurt 10 Williams M2) Watson 10 1 Cos ell (8i. Pos. Franklin iVi) Madiion (2 Anderson 20) Manning 3 Grovea Mi Drake (18 Tucker (9i Garner 4' Bratton Vandercook Btephena McCrary Short Wilson Halfttmt acore; Franklin 29: Madison 9 Scoring aubs: Franklin Jenklna (Ji, Isaaca i6. Madison Smith Mi.

Pea. Du Font ((6) Donelien (3D Eller 1 7 Crick IS i Marlln (Ji Painter Kntclit i HI Tucker IV Steele il7i Blnkley 18) Bowera 181 Ehelton iSi Cannon 1 Pride H2i T. Frensley (15 Basgett i4i MBA 29: Howard 27. be removed from the pressure shouldered by coaching football. "A football coach's job today is for a young man.

I am 43 and I know that I certainly wel Flatt 8 17: Cumber- Frist 1171 Halftime acore: Central leading west scorer with 17 points. Morrison had 12 and Worley 11 as runnersup. Jerry Vradcnburg, 6-2 senior forward, headed the Eagle attack Halftime score: land 28. Scoring ubs: MBA Foxall 2. Mar (2.

Scoring aubt: central McKenzia BAKED ENAMEL AUTO A1T JOB 2990 MOORE'S aMI20S Callatin 2-3464CS shall 1 4 Howard D. Frensley i8i. Baliey il). come the opportunity to remain, Pas. West (58) which was stopped cold by an ag Pos.

Du Pont (48) Reevea Meade Donelson (47) McClendon 1 8 Omohundro Tusey (61 Thomas East (51) Willis '8' Bnhan 9 Teal ii Vradenburg U9 Hubbell i7 Denny Byrd tl Raairtt Hudson in athletics especially with the position of an athletic directorship." Holcomb said that the rebuild Connallv (18 Halftime acort: Du Pont 24; Donel- Greer ini Kellv i5i Morrison (12) Davis 10) Hosklna (3) Bvtrch 0 Reynolds (13i a Williams U4) HaUtimt acore: Webb (4i aon It Scoring nubs: Du Pont Worley 18) West 27: Eal 25. Halftime acore; Whitelleld 2 Donelton 27. Dupont ing at Northwestern would be Donelaon Cook 8i Scoring subs: West Sharer (7i. wor Tht tignt you $ei First art by 4 i helped by the establishment of CoodlettiTllle 18 Scoring aubs: Dupont Flatt I Poi lltton 3S gressive Way defense. He tallied 19 points.

No other Eagle could hit the double figures. A well-balanced MBA assault erased all hopes for a Howard up-net. Four Maroons reached the double figures in the scoring column snd 15 points bv Tommv Frensley and 12 by Carl Pride of Howard were not enough to keep pace. Guard Tommy Frist had 17. Wheeler Maione ill a school of physical education which the school has lacked, but Petty 19' Pas.

Litton (6(1) (ioodleltitillo (4) ley (Hi. East Adler (2. Pea. Ryan (77) lohn (451 Sullivan '5i Jagger (15) Lynch '12i Smith 181 Sutherland 1 14 Plummer 161 Lou Saban and others on the staff early next week. If a new coach is hired and there were indications that one would be, Holcomb said that he would be signed to a contract of at least three years.

"We've got to roll up our sleeves and really work hard the next three or four years to get a strong football team back at Northwestern, he said. "It took us six years at Purdue to get good enough to tie for the Big Ten title. "Frankly, a winning team is needed for a healthy athletic program. We can't do it overnight, unless we did it illegally and this ws won't do. Wa prob-abaly must be mora aggressive, however, in getting good football players.

"As for taking the new job. I believe that every football coach more so today than ever before has an ambition to become an athletic director and EVANSTON. 111. LV) Affable Stu Holcomb yesterday stepped out as head coach at Purdue and into he athletic directorship at Northwestern because "I like the challenge the new job offers." Holcomb had been at Purdue since 1947 and had four years to go on a 10-year contract. He signed as Northwestern's athletic boss and associate professor in physical education for five years comparable, or better, than the salary he received from the boilermakers.

This was estimated to be in the neighborhood of $13,000 to $15,000. Holcomb succeeds Ted Payieur, who recently was switched to a position as assist ant business manager of Northwestern for promotion of athletics. Holcomb said he has not contemplated a change in the coaching staff at this time, but will talk with Head Football Coach B. Phippn 'a which now is being set up. aldvell (12) Wilson '6i Fr-Brumbach 8 1 FStewart U3i Rawls CI Wherry Brown Halfttm acore: Thompson Wilson C.

Phipps Long Varallo (7i Clary (6' Graham (22) Mitchell (8 epeakman (14i Moore U4i Holland '21 Bennett (101 Litton 40. Ooodletts- Litton 21: ooodletia Tillman (13i Sutton (7) Dickerson (201 Halftime acore: I 4-6655 Halftime acore: Rran 34; conn l(f. vllle 13. Scorint auba: Litton Clark Me- Scoring aubs: Rvan Martin (2i. viiie 22.

Oiniils iji. 3chenk i9). Archie i4. Cons Davla i2). scoring aubs: Litton Rinoy (4i Poi Bellevua OS) Anllorh (SHI We're Thankful Stringfleld i a i.

WlUams l2i. Pos Ml. Juliet (68) Hillsboro 'WO For Your Tankfull Black ill Lather i8 Black Ml Luther ii Chaxeen (21) Smith (11) Lipscomb (Ml He revealed that he would like very much to schedule Notre Dame in football and will try to do it by 1959 or 1960, if North-western's a i i a ion is agreeable. Relationship with Notre Dame in football was highly satisfactory, he said, when he was at Purdue. Under Saban last season, his first at the helm, Northwestern failed to win a football game for the first time in historv.

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