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30 THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN, Thimday, Oct. 4, 1962 SHOPand SAE Vandy Anxiously Awaits Loss Stirs Ram Line for Hopes reaks t. TMI E'RE shaking things up aaM vpfttprrinv. "Tji.t wpoU our lino couldn't do anything witn jacKson, he went on. "With MBA coming deliver a blow, regardless of size.

THE RAM HEAD man. true to his word, has made three will be reinforced In the back-field for tho Alabama clash, STEVE SHAW, who ran just two plays against West Virginia University, will be available, but whether he plays much depends on how his knee moves this week, Inserting "lightweights" into the middle of the Madison forewall. Wade Joyncr, 160, and Ronnie Sloan, 152, have been shifted from guard to the starting tackles and Sidney Hlnkle, a 5-7, 145-pound Junior, has been promoted to the first team as a guard. We had to do something. Brlmm said, reflecting on the 7 loss at Jackson which end- a 22-game non-losing string fnr tha Rum "MR la hlceer and faster in the line and we'll MBA STILL HASN'T beaten holds up.

He could be in there all the game or one play, Guepe pointed out. Jack Yusk, who missed the entire Georgia game because of sn infected leg, will alto be ready, and Jim Burroughs, acquitted themselves fairly well Vol Wings Pass Tesfs ITiOXYILLE No report cards are forthcoming, but Tennea-J see's wlngbacks deserve at least a plus" for their season- ed ries going into the third year and the Rams haven't lost a home game since October of 1959 when uupont turned me wick, Rut. Brlmm aava this la another vear entirely. opening performance against Auburn. Sophomores John Paty and Wayne Waff, according to Vol "I told doodIs as early as In Cookavllla that MBA would "Their line is sound and they baekfiald." "I was Impressed with the the against Ryan and if (De) Thompson la any better, nea a reai horse," the Madison head man added.

BRIMM SAYS THE Rams with exception of end Bill Swain, today, and fullback Butch Cartwright Cartwright, who teams Bustling Bontemps Key in Pearl Wins with quarterback Chuck Boyd as is expected to be ready. tV THIS THAT: Hlllsboro's Is favored this aftefnoon when the Burros, Lipscomb and Tennessee Prep run in a second cross-country meet It's set for 4:30 at the Llpocomb two-mile meet in 11 minutes. 11 seconds basketball star Bill Swain will undergo surgery today to repair knee damage He'll be replaced in the Ram lineup by Jbhn Tide; By F. M. WILLIAMS ART GUEPE listened to his Vanderbllt Commodores chirp during a two-hour drill for Alabama, and said yesterday: "I really believe they're look ing forward to playing a good football team.

They are not Intimidated. "Of courts these young men know their limitations, but some funny things happen in football game and we're hoping come of them happen in our favor Saturday night in Bir mingham." The Commodores went through what could only be called a comprehensive work out yesterday. They checked the offense they hope to run against Alabama, went over defenses, concentrated on punting, klckoffs and extra points. It was completely devoid of contact work, "THERE WAS a great deal of spirit on the field, and I like that," Guepe said. Then the Commodore coach turned to talking about Alabama.

"I believe this is a different type of team than what we've been accustomed to at Alabama," he said. "In the last three or four years they have been rough and tough, but not too polished. "These players still are tough, they still play terrific defense, but they have added finesse. They are polished, and for the first time in recent years, they have an offense to go with their defense. "THEY HAVE the material to get the Job done the easy way, and they take that way, just as other football teams with the same capabilities do.

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Ur-Bof(m (plat), Donalel-II (firit ban), Conlan Uecond baie), Barliek (third bate). 13:110. A BERLINER METT SAUSACE (ever Vi pound I SAUER KRAUT GERST HOUSE 112 tocond Ne. fullback who has been out with an Injured ankle, is sxpected to play. Most encouraging news of all, from the hospital list, came with the return of halfback Bob Sullins to full speed.

Sul-11ns hurt his shoulder early in the Georgia game, but yesterday appeared to be as ready as ever, "THE INJURY was to the shoulder that was operated on in his freshman year," Guepe said. "It was pretty sore for a couple of days, but one thing the injury proved is that the operation was a success. Nothing came loose inside and Sullins will be okay." Word from Alabama yesterday was that 35,000 tickets have been sold for the game and that attendance is expected to go over 40,000. The kickoff is at 8 p.m. 69 Individual tackles and 31 assists this season, according to Pearl statisticians.

This is a fantastic record and possibly the No. 1 reason that Meigs, Jackson Merry and Louisville Central have managed only a total of 12 points on the Tiger defensive unit. Defensive records also show that Pearl linebacker Early Corley has 24 tackles and 12 assists. COACH CLAXTON STAR. NES at Cameron says regular halfback George Thompson and fullback Joe Jones are doubtful starters this week against Jackson Merry Both have ankle Injuries.

Cameron halfback George Roberts is the tsam's Isading scorer, with three TDo, despite ths fact his actually playing time in throe games is less than a quarter Leading individual tsokler for the Panthers, unbeaten in three games, is 256-pound tackle William Young with 18 individual stops. "Merry is a tough football team," Starnes warned yesterday. "I'm worried that our boya aren't taking the game seriously. We're just not hitting in practice." 4- HAYNE3 currently is rolling along with a 2-0 mark, thanks mainly to tailback Jimmy Bowers, a 150-pound senior frohi the Old Hickory community. "Bowers has gained 300 yards In our first two games," Haynes coach Howard Sims said yesterday.

"He has just average speed but he really Injured Cyclist Is Doing Better LINCOLN, 111. (JP Carroll Resweber of Cedarburg, former national champion mo torcycle racer, is expected to be transferred this weekend to a hospital in Milwaukee. Resweber was Injured Sept. 16 In a pileup while warming up for a race at the Logan County fairgrounds track and has been a patient in Abraham Lin coln Hospital. His doctor said yesterday Res weber, who suffered shock and multiple fractures of his right leg, is doing "quite well" and will be transferred to Milwaukee to be closer to his home.

1 Butch Cartwright He'll in There drives with the football." Standouts thus far have been Bowers, quarterback Tommy Summers and tackle James Wright By the way, the Wildcats are preparing for the annual homecoming next week, the queen to be elected this afternoon by the team. Here is tomorrow night's slate among local and area Negro high schools: 7:30 P.M. Iliynei (7-0) at Murfreeaboro Hoi-lonir. Uenderton, Kr. T.

Meld (0-3) at Pearl. Clarkarlllo Burt at Memphis Book-tr WaahlnstoD. P.M. Prarl (3-0) at Sorlnifleld Brine-ford. Jaekion Merrr at Cameron (3-0).

Joe Schultz, Walker Swap Baseball Jobs ST. LOUIS UP) St. Louis base ball Cardinal coach Harry Walker and Atlanta Cracker man ager Joe Schultz will switch places in the Cardinal organization. Cardinal general manager Bing Devine made the announcement yesterday. Schultzs Crackers won the Junior World Series Tuesday night when his International League champion Crackers beat the Louisville Colonels of the American Association in two games, both by 2-1 scores.

Devine also said Red Srhoen- dienst has been taken off the active list to coach full time Both Howie Pollet and Vern Benson will return as Cardinal coaches. Schultz Is a native of St. Loul3. He formerly played and coached with the old St. Louis Browns.

He has been in the Cardinal or for five years. 89 Best Score in NWGA Piay Mrs. Hays Jakes shot 89 for low gross prize yesterday In the Nashville Women's Golf Association's weekly play at Brentwood. In the fewest putts competition, Mrs. Howell Patton was first with 27, followed by Mrs Joe Holman Jr.

and Mrs. Sewell Brandau with 30, Mrs. Roscoe Files, Mrs. Walter Shlrey and Mrs. George Reichardt were in fourth place with 31.

Jake Libbey Ex-Hillsboro Ace last week's game against More-head and completed seven of 12 passes. The former Hills-boro signal caller Is a senior and has never been a starter in his four years with the Golden Eagles. Evans gave a team member's reaction to Llbbey's promotion when he said, "Jake puts a lot fire In the club. We all like to play under him. He's so small, but when he hits a guy, it's with everything he's got.

He makes the rest of want to try harder." ETSC IS a team demanding reopect and that's what the Tech coaching staff has for the Bucs. Tucker concedes that Jimmy Baker Is one of the finest quarterbacks In the league and that Phil Morgan Is one of the top runners. The Bucs cams out of lost wsek's 14-13 looo to Chatta ar 'I I svl I Ii AtJ AT WWII north first st. self.service FREE PARKING SALE! ImrtiMs Istkorbts RAIN SUITS WITH HOO0 Jackal wild il Cir end panto with a. Camsullose one 0.0.

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Madison with their football se Coaching School last summer be toaoh this fall," he said have exceptional depth in the Husband boy (Hunter) at fullback are in good physical condition who will undergo knee surgery the big Ram offensive threats, TSSAA mile king. Jim Smith, couros Smith won an earlier Madison's injured end and set homecoming for Saturday night, playing Stratford at Litton with Linda Johnson reigning as queen. Maplewood halfback Jerry Frsnck, ill at the beginning of this week, was back at practice yesterday as the Panthers drilled in preparation for West West coach Jim Kennedy was complimentary to the Maplewood club yesterday, saying: "They hove played some fine football this We certainly can't take them, or anyone else, Kennedy says film ot the Jays' fourth win of the year, 19-8 over East, shows fullback Bobby Bell, tackles Gary Martin and Jerry Garner, guard David Young and end Donnie Barrett sparkled al though overshadowed by others. ODDS 'N ENDS: It's home coming this week at Good let ts- vllle, where the Trojans enter tain West Judy Peay, a varsity basketball player, is the queen while Leann Crabtroe, Beverly Dioopsyne, Judy Jornl-gan and Dorris Sutton will be attendants Regular Good- lettsville tackle John Satty, who was out last week with an in- Jury, is back on the drill Central coach Cliff Goodman says center David Maybry "centered as fine a game against Antioch aa any singlewing cen ter I've ever seen." While the Tornado, unbeaten in four games, has no individual stars. last weekend Donald Smith and guard Kenny Parrioh were outstanding.

Tackle Jerry Ward, a 170- pounder, Is Joeltons biggest reg ular. une of the finest sophomore players in the Class A division may be Joelton center Bobby Vick, a 6-1, 150-pounder reserve ouar- terback, Butch Burns, is shelved for the season after receiving his second concussion this fall. Soviets Produce All-Weather Track MOSCOW UPV-The Russians hove built their first all-weather runlng track, copying an asphalt combination surface which they found In the United States. The newspaper Soviet spor said the track had been created by a team of specialists for Khrushchev Stadium In Kiev. see State with 110 yards In 25 carries Jim Daily of Western Kentucky continues to hold an edge In passing and ETSC's Jimmy Baker is the loop's top scorer with 21 points.

Dally has passed for 213 yards but Murray's Tony Floravsntl pitched for 158 last weekend and now has 199 for the season. Baker Is close with 162. Flora vantl has a 268-220 yard edge over Baker in total offense while Western Kentucky's Jim Burt leads pass receivers with nine catches for 107 yards Bob Kerr of Middle Tennessee has the best average on punts, 37.5 yards per try for four boots. Mike Brown of Morehead has punted 10 times for an average of 34.9 and Randy Williams of ETSC has a 33.3 average for 11 kicks Charlie Rice, former Nashvillo West halfback, Is fifth In rushing. The steady MtSC performer has 93 yards in 13 carries for a hot 7.2 yard per carry average Bob B'ker und Jimmy Carter have led Carson-Newman to two victories in thren outings.

Baker has gained 265 yards rushing In 31 carries and Carter has picked up 258 in 82 tries. Harry Montgomery has punted 17 times for an average distance of 40.1 per try. Car son-Newman is at Newberry this Saturday Coach Guy Psnny of Morehead is atlll raving about converted quarterback Miks Brown, who played 60 bang-up minutes at' end last week. Hi iJii.U 4el0l WW By JIMMY DAVY 1JEARL tackle Arna Bon-temps has been a very busy boy. The 230-pound Tiger captain hasn't had his name in the headlines during a three-game Pearl winning streak, but coach H.

S. Harrison and the opposition know he's been on the A two-year letterman, Bon-temps has made a man-sized Pulaski Ace Closing In On Porter By GENE PEARCE DONNIE PORTER, Harts-vllle's slippery halfback held to his Midstate scoring lead, while the big jumps were made by Franklin County end Roger Lewis and McEwen halfback Larry Shanks. PORTER tallied three times against Nashville Overton as Hartsville chalked up its fifth victory in as many starts. The sueedv Porter now has 78 points, to lead Pulaski fullback Glenn Wiser by six. Wiser, who has made 10 touchdowns and 12 extra points on kicks, moved ahead of Dickson halfback Butch Redden, who was silenced In a vactory over Hohenwald.

Redden has 69, two more than Lewis. Lewis has scored nine touch downs, eight on passes from classy quarterback George Ikard, who leads tho Franklin County scoring machine. Lewis jumped from tho sixth to fourth spot. Shanks with 52 points moved from eighth to fifth. Lynchburg halfback Wayne Harper is sixth with 50 points, while Lafayette's Jimmie Glover and Smyrna duo ot Garner and Bobby Faulkner are tied for seventh with 43 each.

Centerville's Wayne Thompson is 10th with 45. GLOVER and Faulkner jumped from 18th position and Garner was not in last week's list of scorers with 30 or more points. Thompson was 15th a week ago. The leaders: Poi. Plarer.

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0) SO Fischer Beaten In Chess Games VARNA, Bulgaria UP) Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn, the U.S. champion, lost his adjourned game to Clolcltea of Romania yesterday in the 15th chess Olympics. However, the U.S. team de feated Romania In the fifth round Vk to 1 and moved into a tie with Yugoslavia for third place In the team standings. The Soviet Union and West Germany lead with 13 points each, followed by Yugoslavia and the United States, 12 each assistant coach Jim McDonald, as UT dropped a n-zi decision.

NOW THEY'VE undergone the acid test," McDonald de clared, "and with a game under their belts, I think these young fellows win begin to show marked improvement. In fact, they should get better in every game. "Already I can see a differ ence on the practice field They ve looked much improved this week on pass defense." And as has been pointed out earlier, tne wingoacks will have more ball-carrying assignments In fu ture games." The sophomores did pretty good job blockina Sat urday, even though they had to fight of an expected case of jitters. I think they got the butterflies out of their Back to pass defense, McDon ald said Paty and Waff man aged to conform to "cardinal rules" in the clash with Auburn, A pass defender must keep his eye on tne Dan and keep posi tion on the intended receiver that is prevent him from getting behind the pass defender. Both our sophomore wlngbacks were ble to do as much in the Sat urday opener." THOUGH AUBURN managed to pass freely against UT, not all the blame should be cast on the secondary.

In fact, Vol line coaches already have agreed that a big share of the Tigers' overhead success could be at tributed to a slow-rushing Vol line. The Vols, warming up for their Saturday battle with Mississippi State at Memphis, worked on both offense and defense at half speedin yesterday's practice session. Though Hudson Field was left soggy by a long, steady rain, head coach Bowden Wyatt made no revisions In his schedule. He drilled the Vols at their usual mid-week pace with par ticular emphasis on pass de fense. Baseball's Top 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE (FINAL) Plarer Club AB Pet.

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RUNS BATTED IN T. Darla, Loa Anrelei, 153; Mira. gan Franelaro, Htl; Rnhlnaon, Clnrln, natl, mil Aaron, Milwaukee, 133 Howard, Loa Ancelea, 110. (American Learuo completed). Managers Meet Tonight A meeting for managers in the Salvation Army Men's Basketball League will be held tonight at the Salvation Army Community Center, 611 Stockell Street.

The league plans to start its regular season Nov. 19. 1006 Gallatin Read (Nol lo Hoyco) Phone CO 3-5767 Joe Mulloy mi mTPT 5 JET a i nw 5 Reynolds Hume-Fogg has Get Man Down Before Game Time FITCHBURG. Mass. UP) Found, one person not much interested in the orbiting Walter M.

Schlrra. The unidentified man called the Fltchburg bureau of the Worcester Evening Gazette and requested Schlrra shorten his series or orbits. "I want him down before the playoff game starts." The caller explained the final playoff between the National League's San Francisco Giants and the Los Angeles Dodgers would begin at 4 p.m. in Fltchburg and is to be televised. "We might not be able to see the start of the game," the man said.

Keith, Jakes Gain Richland's Finals Mrs. J. D. Keith, medalist, and Mrs. Haves Jakes will meet Fri day for the women's golf cham pionship or the Richland Country Club.

Mrs. Keith advanced to the finals with a 2 and 1 victory over Mrs. C. A. Horner, while Mrs, Jakes had to go 20 holes to defeat Mrs.

Dlllard Breeding. In the championship flight consolation, Mrs. Joe Holman Jr. defeated Mrs. Joe Chickey 2 and 1 and Mrs.

Marshall Whitley beat Mrs. H. E. Warner 6 and 5. Mrs.

W. C. Breedlove defeated Mrs. A. B.

Scott 3 and 2 and Mrs. Eddie Arnold won over Mrs. Justin Harwood 1 up in first flight competition. First flight consolation saw Mrs. W.

G. Gambtll beat Mrs. J. W. Har well 3 and 2 and Mrs.

Phil Breen beat Mrs. Allan McCord by the same score. Construction To Start McMINNVILLE, Tenn. UP) Construction on the new Mc- Mlnnvllle County Golf Club is expected to begin this weekend. The nine-hole links Is supposed to be finished by July of 1963.

nooga with only ens Injury. Rsgular and Dan Brooks suffered 'a dislocated elbow and will be replaced by Cary Wirth. "They've got more depth and balance than they've ever had," said Tucker, adding that East Tennessee has a much better team than the one which fell to Tech 12-7 last year, "WE'RE JUST so green he said. "We'll be better this week than last, but whether that will be good enough remains to be seen. We have three or four boys who are still going through the learning process in our system.

I think we were good enough to win our last two games if all the boya played as well as they can, instead of having a couple a spectators." One bright note Tucker Interjected was, "The boys have shown bsttsr signs of absorbing thinps this week." Phillips, one of the men promoted to the first team, said he believes, rather than to say the team is fired up, "It has more determination. We have to have this one." Borkowskl, battling to get back his old first string Job, Inserted a somber note, "East Tennessee is always up for us." But then there was Evans, "We'll win, there's no doubt In my mind about that." Game time Is 7:30 p.m. MOREHEAD'8 Negro halfback. Howsrd Murphy, who rolled up 116 yards rushing against Tech Saturday is the new rushing leader In the OVC. The 178-pound junior has gained 139 yards in 29 carries for a 4.7 average per try Murphy's closest pursuers are David Holiclaw of East Tennessee with 114 yards In 20 and sophomore fullback David Petty of Middle Tennes Danger of 2nd Loop Loss Fires Up Tucker Eagles Don't keep fixing a worn out ansmissjon WlUTiGlI) EH'1 9 950 lDtEIEnuM eithonet transmission nfffiWTfb C2 "ill 1 rTTyrr AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CO.

16th and Brood Phone Al 6-8145 Jim Davis By TOM POWELL 1 TENNESSEE Tech, stunned by its first Ohio Valley Conference football defeat since 1958 last week, Is in danger of losing two league games in a row when tough East Tennessee State comes to Cookeville Saturday. However, Tech coach Wil-burn Tueksr gave an Indication of how badly Tech wants this one when he said yesterday, "We've never loot four in a row since I've been here and I'd hate to atart now." (Tech's record for the year Is 0-3, having lost its two non-conference claoheo.) First string end Terry Evans was more emphatic when he stated, "I guarantee you we won't lose another conference game. We were pitiful against Chattanooga and still should have won. That loss to More-head came as a real shock to some of the fellows on this club and may have stirred up a few." A GLANCE at Tech's tentative starting lineup against the Bucs reveals that four men who were regulars at the beginning of the year are now on the second team and one has dropped all the way to the third. Don Phillips and Jsrry Wsbb have replaced Ivan I 1 1 and Glsnn Sexton so tackles, Leon Tidwoll has token ever a guard post In place of Bob Borkowoki, and Lonnle Warwick hoo jumped to firot otrlng end.

Donnie Farley, who otarted oil laot year, is now drilling with the third unit. Perhaps the most significant change finds diminutive (5-8) Jake Llbbey replacing Jim Ragland at quarterback. Explaining this move, Tucker said, "Jake seems to give the team a little more sip when he's in there." LIBBEY played most of bJTr.