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THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR 5UNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1753 PAGE TWO SECTION OSG Edges Farewell Appearance To Home Folks Cassady Shines In O. S. Victory COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 12 OD All-America Howard (Hopalong) Cassady put on his- greatest show in his farewell to the home folks today, scoring all three touchdowns as Ohio State defeated Iowa 20-10. The freckled, red-haired speedster ground out 169 yards on the ground in 26 attempts, just two yards less than the entire Iowa team Scrappy Cal Beavers Win, 16-14; Stanford Plasters Oregon, 44-7; San Jose, WSC In Tie BERKELEY, Nov.

12 lift Speedster Sam Wesley and left-footed Ted Searle combined talents today to Rive Oregon State's boisterous Beavers a 16-14 triumph over California and undisputed second place in the Pacific Coast Conference football race. The Beavers struck for two lightning fast first quarter touch Purdue Tops Texas Tech Raps Tulsa; H-SU Wins Raiders Overwhelm Foes By 34-7 Score TULSA, 12 OB Texas Tech's big and fast Red Raiders moved with ease on the ground and through the air today to spoil Tulsa's homecoming celebration 34-7. Fully recovered from an early season injury plague, the Raiders displayed a speedy, bruising line that brushed Tulsa aside for big gains. A flock of ball carriers and shook pass receivers loose for easy catches of tosses by alternate Quarterback Buddy Hill and Jack Kirkpatrick. Besides accounting for three of Tech's five touchdowns with aerials.

Hill and Kirkpatrick helped bottle up the Golden Hur-. ricane with accurate out-of-bounds punting close to the goal line. TEXAS TECH .7 7 14 34 TULSA 0 0 0 77 CINCINNATI, Xov. 12 Ml Charlie Massegee, a 155-pound sophomore, from Ranger, scored four touchdowns, three of them on passes, today as Hardirf-Simmons romped to a 53-20 football victory over the University of Cincinnati's Bearcats. Fumbles helped wreck the Bearcats.

Rudy Comchoc, filling in at quarterback for the injured Mike Murphy, fumbled five times and the Cowboys from Hardin-Sim-mong recovered four of them. HAROIN-SIMMONS 27 14 53 Six Yarder For Stanford Gordy Young, Stanford halfback, is nailei by a couple of Oregon tacklers after making a six-yard gain in first period of game at PaJo Alto yesterday. Notice Young's leg as it receives impact from tackle. Stanford took 44-7 Wirephoto) in inois Whisks By Wise, 17-14 MADISON, Nov. 12 UFi Illinois, led by newly-found halfback star Bob Mitchell, pushed Wisconsin around for nearly three quarters today, then hung on grimly for a 17-14 Big 10 football victory.

touchdowns and gave the Illini was able to make in 45 rushing- plas. A crowd of 82,701, third largest in Ohio stadium history, gave the 21-year-old Columbus senior a great ovation as he left game 18 seconds before the finish. In leading Ohio to fifth straight conquest in the Big Ten, and its 12 straight over two years, Cassady scored on a 45-yard blast GAME STATISTICS IOWA O.HIO STATE 16 First Downs 18 171 Hushing Yardage 2)3 101 Passing Yardage 0 14 Passea Attempted 3 9 Passes Completed 0 0 Passea Intercepted by 1 3 Punte 3 42 Punting Average 33 1 Fumbles Lost 0 40 Yards Penaliied 15 over tackle the first time he had his hands on the ball. He came back four plays, later with an 11-yard scoring dash around end, and climaxed his great day in the final period with a 3-yard plunge through the line. Iowa's 235-poMnd end, Jim Freeman, scored all the Hawkeye points.

He booted a 16-yard field goal in the opening minutes to give the invaders a 3-0 edge. And in the second period he caught a 5-yard scoring pass from Quarterback Jerry Reichow and then booted the extra point. Cassady, with next week's Michigan game at Ann Arbor still to go, wound up his fabulous career here just as he opened it. Four years ago as a freshman he scored three times against Indiana. Today's three touchdowns moved his'total to 36 and a new school point record of 21fi erasing the 201 set in 1916-17-19 by Chic Harley, another Buckeye All-America.

OHIO STATE 70 720 IOWA 3 7 0 010 Ohio State scoring Touchdowns: Cassady 3 (45-yard run, 11-yard run, 3-yard plunge). Conversions: Kriss 2. Iowa scoring Touchdowns: Freeman (S-yard pass from Fteichow). Field goal: Freeman (18 yards). Conversion: Freeman.

Tennessee Topples Florida 20 To 0 GAINESVILLE, Nov. 12 Tennessee's old fashioned single wing power football forced holes in Florida's' line while the Vols' safety factor of punting on third down pushed the Gators into mistakes that added up to a 20-0 Tennessee victory today. Tailback John Majors guided the Vols to two touchdowns in the first quarter one on his 38-yard pass to K3-le Cruze and the other on a 3-yard smash by Tommy Bronson and carefully protected the lead with conservative football the rest of the game. Majors hit the scoring column himself in the third quarter on a three-vard dive over the line. TENNESSEE 13 0 7 020 FLORIDA 0 0 0 00 Tennessee scoring: touchdowns: Bronson (3, plunge); Cruze (38, pass-run from Majors); Majors (3, plunge).

Conversions: Priest 2. tt It i rating our downs on plays of 71 and 53 yards, then clinched their fifth conference win on Searles .14 yard field goal halfway through the third period. Oregon State hit for its first touchdown on the game's second play, Tom Berry, a second string fullback, raced 71 yards off the single wing spinner through the middle of the Cal line and crossed the goal virtually untouched. 6AMI STATISTICS STATE CALIFORNIA 7 First Downs 1 118 Bushing Varriaq 175 Pasting Yrd9 13 7 Passes Attempted iO 1 Panel Completed 12 1 Passes Intercepted By 2 Punts 42.4 Punting Avirtgi 34.2 1 Fumbles Lest 2 i T5 Yarde Penalized 5 Beavers zipped again after Cal had taken a one point lead on a 53 vard pass from Ray West-fall to Wesley. Wesley, a sawed off sophomore weighing a scant 145 pounds, ripped the California flanks and tackles as Oregon State rolled on to its surprising spot in the race for the Rose Bowl.

The victory left the Beavers with a 5-1 conference record, only a half game behind unbeaten UCLA, which nipped Washington 19-17 todav. OREGON STATE 13 0 3 0 1 CALIFORNIA 7 7 0 014 Oregon Stat eeorinei Touchdowns: Berry (run. 711 Wesley (53, pane-run from Westfall, Conversion! Wesley. Field ajeil: Searie. California scoring Touchdowns: Granger (M, run); Dimeff (7.

pas from Ma-tjulre). Conversions: Poppin 2. Stanford Mauls Oregon PALO ALTO, Nov. 12 UFi Quarterback John Brodie's deadly passing and failure of the Oregon running attack to penetrate the big Stanford line gave the Stanford University Indians an easy 44-7 victory over the University of Oregon Ducks today In a pacific Coast Conference football game that never was close. GAME STATISTICS OREGON STANFORD 1J First Downs 2 Rushing Vardaae 273 32 Passing Yardaqe 17 10 Passes Attempted 2 Passea Completed 1 Passea Intercepted By 2 2 Punta 4 Punting Averaej 4.

5 Fumblee Lost 1 1 Yards Penaliied Ml The Indians mixed up passes and running for two quick touchdowns In the opening period while the Oregon backs were fumbling awav whatever chance they may have had of staying in contention. Throughout the first half the Tucks relied entirely on ground plays and their backs piled up against the Big Red line. It was only in the final period, when they were hopelessly beaten that Oregon attempted a pass-Ins attack. ORtGON SlnJtUl STANFORD 1 2 Oregon peering Touchdown: Morna (8, ff tackl Morris. Stanford Touchdowns: Stewart (7 pas from BrodlaU Tarr (10.

run). Camera, (19. Bredie): Guitaf-nn (4. buck); MeMillan (7. run): Lewie (1.

buck. Conversions: Raftery 4, Dick, Taylor. Safety Morna taekled by Taylor In end tone. Play To Frigid Tie Nov. 12 Ml The battled Washington State Cougars finally warmed up a bit today in snow and bitter 5-de-gree cold to salvage a 13-13 tie with favored San Jose before a handful of die-hard football fans.

The estimated 400 paying spectators were chilled to the bone, band instruments froze up and the WSC students sang "Jingle Bells." Only one ticket was sold at the gate's. SAN jose WASHINGTON STATE 0 7 013 San Jose eeorino Touchdowns: Powell (10, pass-run from Teresa): Ulm (3, plunge). Conversion: Teresa (run). Washington State scoring Touchdowns: Iveraon 2 t. run; 1, plunge).

Conversion: Sarns. Sophomore Aids In Kansas Victory LAWRENCE, Nov. 12 Ml A third string sophomore quarterback Dave Preston came off the bench in the second half to guide and run the Kansas Jay-hawkers to a 12-7 football victory ever Oklahoma A crowd of 12,000 watched Tres-ton marshal the Jayhawkers in an fO-vard push early in the third period for the deciding touchdown. The young quarterback scored on a 1-yard sneak through the line. A.i-M.

had launched a VS-vard second quarter drive to take a 7-6 lead at halftime. Halfback John Francisco drew first blood for Kansas within six minutes when he raced off tackle 13 vards to a touchdown. OKLAHOMA A. M. 0 7 0 07 KANSAS 0 0 1 Oklahoma A.

A M. scoring: touch. ajewns Lunaford (1. plunge); Conver. ion Floras (placement).

Kansas scoring: touchdowns Francis- (32. run), Preston (1, plunge). Pitt Storms To 26-7 Triumph West Virginia's Bowl Hopes Are Wiped Out PITTSBURGH, Xov. 12 W) Pittsburgh's magnificent 225 pound ends, "Mean John" Paluck and Joe Walton, jarred previously unbeaten West Virginia into fumbling chaos today and shattered the Mountaineers' bowl ambition 26-7 before 57,996 at Pitt stadium. The game had a bizarre ending with West Virginia getting its lone touchdown after the contest apparently had ended and a free extra point because there was no goal post.

Walton snared a six yard pass from Quarterback Pete Neft to climax a 63 yard strike midway in the first period and his fellow fjagman Paluck, single-handedly smashed up West Virginia plays to produce two more scores in the space of a minute and 26 seconds at the start of the second half. The game ended in wild confusion. With only five seconds to play, officials ruled a pass interference play giving West Virginia the ball on'the Pitt 6. The fans thinking the game was over swarmed on the field and tore down the goal posts. The field was cleared for a final play on which Joe Marconi swung around left and barely got into the end zone for West Virginia's lone touchdown.

With no goal posts to try the extra point Pitt forfeited the conversion. It was a particularly bitter blow for West Virginia. The defeat killed West Virginia's bowl chances. WEST VIRGINIA 0 0 0 77 PITT 7 0 12 728 West Virginia scoring Touchdown: Marconi (S, rush). Conversion: Pitt for-feited.

Pitt scoring Touchdowns: Walton (, pas from Neft): Neft (7. rush); Jenkins (1. rush): Lewis (6, rust). Conversions: Bagamery, Paluck. Bowl-Hungry Tech Thumps 'Bama Tide, 26-2 BIRMINGHAM, Xov.

12 W) Bowl-hungry Georgia Tech swamped once mighty Alabama today 26-2 to heighten the visitors chances of a major New Year's Day invitation and kjep alive their slender Southeastern conference championship hopes. It was 'Bama's 11th straight loss. Tech moved 73 yards quickly for an opening score, made from five yards out by Fullback Dickie Mattison, just 19 seconds later, 14S-pound Jimmy Thompson added another for Tech on a 28-yard sprint with an intercepted pass. Alabama got a safety in the final minute. GEORGIA TECH 12 7 0 72 ALABAMA 0 0 0 22 Georgia Tech scoring Touchdowns: Mattison (5.

run): Thompson (2. run with intercepted pass); Rotenberry (5, run); Ellia (34, pass-run from Vann). Conversions: Mitchell, Vann. Alabama scoring Safety (Vann ran out of end xone). Syracuse Slips Past Brown 11 SYRACUSE, Nov.

12 Ml Jim Brown, sterling Syracuse halfback banged across the goal line four yards out late in the final period and gave his mates a 26-19 victory over Colgate today in a furious contest. Brown's score foiled a Colgate spurt that had netted two touchdowns in the third period and brought the two neighbors--their campuses are only 40 miles apart on an even keel into the fourth COLGATE 0 7 12 019 SYRACUSE 13 0 726 Colgate scorinq: touchdowns: Call (2, run); Nardulli 2 (4 run); 7, run). Conversion Martin. Syracuse scoring: touchdowns: Ridlon 2 (14. pass from Albright): 22.

pass from Albright): Albright (1. plunge); Brown (4, plunge). Conversions: Laaksonen (pass from Albright), Brown. Final Flag Slate The final schedule in the city recreation flag football league is as follows: OURY PARK Monday, 7:30 p.m. Palo Verde Baptist vs.

Oury Park Rods. Tuesday, 7:30 Santa Rosa Angela vs. Oury Park Rockets. Wednesday. 7:30 Oury Park Tigers vs.

Oury Park Rods. SANTA RITA PARK Monday, 7:30 Junior Warhawks vs. Santa Rita Raiders; 8:45 69ers vs. Davis-Monthan Jets. Wednesday, 7:30 Carrillo Warhawks vs.

Rebels; 1:45 Mules vs. Marana Flyers. Thursday, 7:30 Oury Park, Rockets vs. Junior Warhawks; :45 69era vs. Carrillo Warhawks.

LAFAYETTE, Nov. 12 Purdue's Leonard Dawson threw three touchdown passes, one of them to sophomore Erich Barnes for 93 yards and a new Big Ten record, and the Boilermakers inflicted Northwestern's eighth straight defeat today, 46-8. The hungry 'Wildcats led twic in the first half before Dawson stood five yards deep in his eryl zone and hit the fi-foot-3 Barnes on the Turdue 23. Barnes ran NORTHWESTERN PUP.OUI First Downs 1 137 Pushing Yardage 142 91 Passing Yardage 2 11 Passes Attempted 22 Passes Completed 15 1 Passes Intercepted By 4 7 Punte 4 21. 7 Punting Average 42.4 1 Fumbles Lost 0 40 Yards Penalized 120 Northwestern safety man Neil Erickson into the ground In a 77-yard race the rest of the way.

The old Big Ten record for a scoring pass was 91 yards, Indiana's Lou d'Achille to Bob Robertson against Iowa in 1950. Northwestern made a game of it for a half. Dale Pienta, first string Wildcat quarterback who had been ailing for three games, threw a 39-yard scoring pass to Halfback Frank Jeske in the first quarter. Dawson passed five yards to Jim Whitmer for a touchdown early in the second quarter, but a bad pass from center forced Dawson into a safety and Northwestern led, S-7. Then Dawson and Barnes combined for their long gainer, and Purdue ran away for its third Big Ten victory against two defeats and a tie.

N.ORTH WESTERN 2 0 0 PURDUE 0 14 14 1 4 Northwestern scoring Touchdown: Jeske (39, pass from Pienta). Safety! Dawson (pass from center into end zone), Purdue scoring Touchdowns: J. Whitmer (5, pass-run from Dawson) Barnee (95, pass-run from Dawson); Voytek (27, blocked punt, run); Nevaa 2 (S, run; 11, pass from Dawson); Peters (2, run); Kurtz (41, run). Conversions: Dawson 4. Cards Schedule 11 Twin Bills ST.

LOUIS, Nov. 12 OB The St. Louis Cardinals will play 11 doubleheaders next season compared to three this 3'ear in a move to attract more long-distance fann, General Manager Frank Lane announced today. In the club's 1936 home schedule night games are cut from 55 to 43 and there are more Saturday afternoon games. Lane said his policy also reduces the number of playing dates from 75 to 66, bringing a slash In season ticket prices.

step Men's size, 19.95 Women's sizes, 17.95 palrT Missouri Blanked By -Staters, 21 To 0 COLUMBIA, Noy. 12 OP) Kansas State's pouncing Wild cats converted two enemy errors into touchdowns with a 41-second span of the second quarter today in humbling Missouri's oft-beaten Tigers, 21-0. The victory left Kansas State with a 3-3 record in the Big Seven and 4-5 overall with one game remainirfg. Missouri, dropping its fourth Big Seven game, and eighth of the season against one victory, made it a poor contest for the definitely superior visitors before 16,500. KANSAS STATE 0 14 7 021 MISSOURI 0 0 0 00 Kansas Stat scoring Touchdowns: Roether (14, run); Zickefoose (36, pass Interception); Pfeifer' (9, run).

Conver. eions: Rusher 2, Zadnik. Duke Victorious Over S.C., 41-7 COLUMBIA, S. Nov. 12 UFh-Alert ball-hawking and a power ful line enabled Duke to roll up a 41-7 Atlantic Coast Conference football victory today over South Carolina.

Duke scored in every period, three times in long drives and three times after intercepting passes. South Carolina's brief scoring punch came near the end of the game on a 93-yard march. DUKE 7 14 7 1341 SOUTH CAROLINA 0 0 0 77 ITALIAN Cooking at its BEST Spaghetti with Sausage $1.75 DIAL 2-9121 1 reaw-'l Swink-Led TCU Raps Longhorns Frog Back Scores 4 TDs; Aggies Rip Rice AUSTIN, Nov. 12 UP) Texas Christian Quarterback Charles Curtis broke Texas' back with two quick touchdown passes and sensational Jim Swink added lavish icing with four scoring bursts today to swamp Texas, 47-20. Victory for the hard-hitting Horned Frogs, No.

8 team in the Associated Press rankings, boosted TCU to second place behind Texas in the Southwest Conference. With on probation, TCU's wild scoring spree thrust the Horned FrOgs into the role" of favorite to become Cotton Bowl host on Jan. 2. In the greatest one-man scoring exhibition ever witnessed in memorial stadium, Swink set the 55,000 football fans roaring early in the game and received a tremendous ovation when he trotted to the bench shortly before the final gun. His four touchdowns, on a one-yard plunge and runs of 62, 57 and 34 yards, plus two conversions, gave him 26 points for the day and ran his season's total in eight games to 107 probably tops in the nation.

Swink carried 13 times for 235 yards. In addition, he returned one punt for 13 yards, two kick-offs for 33 yards and intercepted one pass for no return. TEXAS 0 7 7 620 TCU 14 0 2747 Texas scoring Touchdowns: Womack (2, plunge); Brewer (1, plunge); Reeves (3, interception of Curt in pass). Conversions: Fondren 2. TCU scoring Touchdowns: Swink 4 (1, plunge; 62, run; 57, run; S4, run); Wine-burg (44, pass-run from Curtis); Engram (36, pasa-run from Curtis); William (41, pasa-run from Curtis).

Conversions: Pof-lard Swink 2. HOUSTON, Nov. 12 OR The amazing Texas Aggies, No. 9 in the nation used the running and pass catching of sophomore Halfback Lloyd Taylor to ignite a three-touchdown comeback in the last five minutes today and thrill a crowd of 68,000 with a 20-12 victory over Rice Institute. Trailing 12-0 with just four minutes and 15 seconds to play, the Aggies exploded with two touchdowns by Taylor and another bv Halfback Don Watson.

TEXAS 0 0 0 2020 RICE 0 0 0 1212 Texas scoring Touchdowns: Taylor 2. (2, run; 43-yard pass from Wright); Watson (S, run). Conversions: Taylor 2. Rice ecoring Touchdowns: Zipperlen 2 (8, run; 5, run). DALLAS, Nov.

12 UP The Arkansas Razorbacks paraded 58 yards to a touchdown the first time they had the ball, then fought Southern Methodist's massive men to a standstill for 56 glittering minutes to win a 6-0 Southwest Conference football victory today. Henry Moore, George Walker, Preston Carpenter and Don Hor-ton kept SMU back on its heels with battering runs, long punt returns and vital passes and the Razorback defense rose up to intercept desperate Methodist throws when it appeared the ponderous SMU's were goalvvard bound. Walker it was who bounced through the Methodist line for the touchdown that eliminated S.MU from consideration in the Southwest Conference championship race. ARKANSAS 0 0 0 6 SOUTHERN METHODIST 0 0 0 00 Arkansas scoring Touchdown: Walker (1, plunge). THOROUGHBREDS QUARTER HORSES SATURDAY SUNDAY POST TIME 1:30 ADMISSION $1.00 jm.rt of growing gutter with Tunim CINCINNATI 7 7 0 620 Wyoming Cowboys Blank New Mexico ALBUQUERQUE, Nov.

12 Ml All the vital action was concentrated in the first five minutes and the last six today as Wyoming took a dull 20-0 Skyline Conference victory over the University of New Mexico. An estimated 6,300 bored fans saw Wyoming strike for two quick touchdowns early in the initial quarter and give the promise of making a rout of the game. The promise, however, went unfulfilled as the game degenerated into a punting duel from then until late in the final quarter. Wyoming missed two more scoring opportunities and the Lobos failed on one promising threat. The Wyoming victory gave the Cowboys a 5-1 conference record and 7-1 for the year.

New Mexico remained in the Skyline cellar at 6-5, and 1-7 for the year. WYOMING 13 0 0 720 NEW MEXICO 0 0 0 00 Wyoming scoring Touchdowns: Watts (70, punt return); Staplaton (1, plunge); Benton (1, plunge). Conversions: Mas-trogiovanni 2. Centre Concludes Perfect Season WASHINGTON, Xov. 12 OP) Centre College's Rrayin' Colonels, helped by Gene Scott's three touchdown plays, beat Washington Jefferson 40-7 today to rack up their first undefeated season since 1921.

Team officials said they were notified that the school's board of trustees will hold a special meeting Monday in Danville, to reconsider a ban on post-season play. Centre had received a "feeler" from the Tangerine bowl. Scott returned a punt 90 yards, was on the receiving end of a 50-yard pass play' and ran 14 yards to score his three touchdowns. It boosted his season point total to 84. Centre went into today's game as the top small -college team in total offense and rushing yardage.

Scott picked up 109 of Centre's 501 net yardage to give him an average of 141 yards a game. He toted the ball 14 times today. CENTRE 13 14 8 740 W. 4 0 0 0 77 Holmes Is Named Portland Pilot PORTLAND, Nov. 12 Ofl Tommy Holmes, former Boston (now Milwaukee) Braves manager, was named manager of the Portland Beavers of the Pacific Baseball League today.

Holmes, manager of the Braves in 1951-52, comes to the Beavers from Fort Worth, where his team finished sixth in the Texas League this year. He succeeds Clay Hopper, who resigned recently. NEW CAGE COACH George (Spec) Smith, Flowing Wells superintendent of. schools, will coach the Flowing Wells basketball team this season it was announced yesterday. Smith, a former outstanding eager at Eastern Arizona Junior College and the University of Utah, is filling the job left vacant by the resignation of John Wolfe, last year's coach.

Smith is expected to start drills in about a week. A I i Mitchell scored both Illinois position for the field goal that spelled triumph. Late in the third period, Wisconsin finally caught fire as Jim Miller and Jim Haluska th Badgers' one-two quarterback punch began to connect on passes. GAME STATISTICS ILLINOIS WISCONSIN 15 First Downs 1ft 246 Rushing Yardage 183 64 Passing Yardage 198 )2 Passes Attempted 22 4 Passea Completed 10 1 Passes Intercepted by 1 Punts 6 t41.3 Punting Average 26.7 0 Fumbles Lost 1 81 Yards Penalized 16 The Badgers scored twice in the final period, then went 76 yards to the Illinois nine. At that point, with only seconds left, Paul Shwaiko tried and failed for the field goal that would have tied the ball game.

That was the best Wisconsin could do in its last home game for head Coach Ivy Williamson, who was named athletic director today to succeed the late Guy Sundt. Mitchell squirmed 39 yards through right tackle for the first Illinois score early in the opening quarter. The slippery sophomore scampered .38 yards around right end in the next period to set up a 25-yard field goal by Dick Miller. In the third period, he scored the second Illini touchdown with a four-yard spurt that climaxed a 55-yard march. ILLINOIS 7 3 7 017 WISCONSIN 0 0 0 1414 Illinois scoring Touchdowns: Mitchell 2 (39, run; 4, run).

Field goal: Miller (26 yards). Conversions: Miller 2. Wisconsin, scoring Touchdowns: Kolian (38, pass-run); Bettor (1, plunge). Conversions: Shwaiko 2. Vanderbilt Rips Tulane, 20 To 7 NEW ORLEANS, Nov.

12 UP) Fleet Fullback Philip King pounded Tulane lifeless today sparking Vanderbilt to a 20-7 football victory, its fifth straight. King, a 202 pound bruiser with the elusiveness of a halfback, kept the Tulane defense off balance throughout the game by ripping through the middle and sprinting wide. He set up Yanderbilt's second touchdown, which crushed Tulane's last hope. VANDERBILT 13 0 7 020 TULANE 0 7 0 07 Vanderbilt scoring: Touchdowns: Scales (2, plunge). Hunt (2, plunge); Horton (20, run).

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