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foe DIAL 3-2421 FOR THE CLARION-LEDGER After 5:30 P.M. daily and en Sunday and holidays use tnese nam Advertising 3-9278, News and Sports 3-2421 or 3-2422, Circulation 3-9204 or 3-2428 (For non-delivery of paper call circulation before 9:30 A. M. daily or 10 A.M. Sunday for special delivery.) SECTION TWO SPORTS CLASSIFIED Mississippi's Leading Newspaper For More Than A Century Established 1837 Jackson, Mississippi, Sunday Morning, November 2, 1952 Full AP and INS Report! Rebs Defeat LSU; Maroons Fall Before Hard-Hitting Tulane GreeniesOvercomeHalftime FOOTBALL Lofton Leads Rebels In 28-0 Victory Over Tigers ft l.JX Deficit To Take Victory SCORESS passed to Slay who caught the ball By ROY STEINFORT NEW ORLEANS, Nov.

1 Wl and fumbled when tackled but Ray Howell recovered for the home team at the five as the Rebs smell- fir. Tulane, in mighty team play, parlayed a powerful ground attack and a driving line to roar from behind with a three-touchdown second-half ed pay dirt. Dillard went to the three and then Lofton went over. Lears kick was wide but still the STATE Ole Miss 28, LSU 0 Tulane 34, Miss State 21 Colgate 53, Miss. College 12 JUNIOR COLLEGE Pearl River 33, Perkinston 6 Southwest 28, Itawamba 8 SOUTH Georgia Tech 28, Duke 7 Alabama 34, Georgia 19 So.

Carolina 21, Virginia 14 Florida 31, Auburn 21 Tennessee 41, No. Carolina 14 Wake Forest 21. No. Carolina attack and beat Mississippi State Rebels had that bit 6-0 lead and the Ole Miss band gave out with Dixie. It was the Tigers time again and By WAYNE THOMPSON OXFORD, Nov.

1 U) -Mississippi University's magic-legged Harol Lofton stomped off great hunks of yardage and three touchdowns today to push the Rebels to a 28-0 homecoming football victory over Louisiana State before 27,500 fans. It -was done to the accompaniment of all the pageantry and color usually connected with a homecoming football game as 1 Miss strictly put on a show both of the halftime and football variety. Harol Lofton, Brookhaven junior got the first three touchdowns on runs of three, one and five yards. The first climaxed a 19-yard drive after the recovery of an LSU fum- that group of Louisiana lads got offensive ideas. Doggett returned Tulane and completed seven for 184-yards.

Tulane's forward wall, an early season soft spot, showed great determination in holding State's hard runners fairly well in check. Halfbacks Norm Duplain and Zerk Wilson, usually steady gainers for State, managed to gain only 49 yards. Wilson had 19 and 30 yards. Tulare, with McGee out early, had to call upon two halfbacks, Kennedy and Bailey to carry the burder. They gained almost 200-yards between them.

It was a battering, bruising game, but cleanly waged, a game that didn't produce a single star And it was a game hhat left 25,000 fans l'mp frcm excitement. Tulane coach Raymond (Bear) Wolf was as happy as his plavers after the game. "I'm sure proud of the comeback our boys made in the second half. I particularly liked Clement's selection of plays. He's a great threat the kickoff 15 yards to the 33, two running lays kicked up five before Vanderbilt 67, Washington Lee 7 i- fir Miss, southern 39, N'Western La Stringfield, laying for the injured Norm Stevens of Picayune, assed to Wrendall nearly all the way to the ReDel 4o for a first down.

La. College 49, Union 19 Furman 29, Wofford 21 Virginia Tech 20, Richmond 2 Lincoln 14. Alcorn 12 Sewanee 35, S'Western 0 Stringfield got seven on a keeper, Rachel went to the 36 a yard short of a first down and Doggett and Western Ky. State 35, Delta State Gautreaux, in consecutive plays at EAST 34-21 in a see-saw football struggle today. Tulane spotted Mississippi State a 14-13 halftime lead and then blazed back with a tremendous thrust that dashed aside Maroon chances for a Southeastern Conference upset.

Driving from the opening mo ment, Tulane rolled into a 13-0 first quarter led only to see it wither away after two Mississippi State touchdowns in the next period. Tulane, showing tremendous power on the ground, punched across two touchdowns in the third period and one in the fourth. Mississippi State scored its third touchdown in the third quarter. 'It was a team victory for Tulane, a rough, tough team that had won its last two conference starts. It was Mississippi State's third conference loss and it seemed to destine the Maroons for a second division finish.

Tulane's outstanding performers were too numerous to count on a single hand. Quarterback Pete Clement and halfbacks Roy Bailey, Les Kennedy and Ray Weidenbacher were consistent threats throughout the battering game which saw seven Tulane players helped from the field. Cornell 21, Columbia 14 Pitt 28, Indiana 7 Rutgers 40, Temple 28 Yale 21, Dartmouth 7 Penn State 14. Penn 7 Army 42, VMI 14 the line, railed to get the yard as Ole Miss took over. A screen pass, Lear to Dillard, got nine yards, a long pass was too long and Ofton went to the 47 for a first down.

Lofton really went strutting his stuff, broke through the line and raced 32 yards to the Tiger 21. The Brookhaven West Va. 24, George Washington 0 Die oy james Mask, the second after a 65-yard drive; and the third following a 49-yard Rebel march. Freshman Horace (Slick) Mc-Cool of Cleveland got the final on a 1-yard plunge to climax a 39-yard drive after another Tiger fumble but it was the great passing of another frosh. Tommy Spiers of Arkansas, that really set-up the score.

Jimmy Lear, always great and improving here today, kicked two of four conversions; while the other two rebel points came when this same Mask tackled LSU's Al Dog-get as he attempted to run the ball out of the end zone, giving Ole speedster was seemingly stopped on a trio of occasions before the Tigers finally made it permanent SLAY SNAGS ONE Ole Miss' Bud Slay hangs on to a pass for 2 in the Ole Miss-LSU tilt Saturday. Ole Miss took the Tigers by a 28-0 count at Oxford before a homecoming crowd. (Photo by Toy Garris) as he was fighting, twisting and squirming all the way. Dillard was stopped for no gain, a pass fell to the turf and it looked as if the Tigers were holding. But no.

Another Score Westerman, taking a pitch'-' out went wide to his left and raced to Tulane moved quickly for its ward the end zone. He was tackled on the two and slid into the end Miss a safety. The Rebels made other drives and other threats as they completely dominated the kitten-acting-Tigers here this November afternoon. LSU's offense was strictly lack 35, uavidson 26 Notre Dame .17, Navy 6 Princeton 39, Brown 0 Maryland 34, Boston 7 Bucknell 28, Lehigh 6 NYU 14, Lafayette 7 Ohio State 28, Michigan 13 Union 34, Williams 25 Rochester 34, Oberiin 13 Washington Jefferson 35, Carnegie Tech 20 Trinity 20, Coast Guard 0 Holy Cross 7, Marquette 0 MIDWEST Minnesota 17, Iowa 7 Ohio state 24, Northwestern 21 Detroit 28, Fordham 20 Pittsburg 28, Indiana 7 Wisconsin 21, Rice 7 Oklahoma 41, Iowa State 0 Tulsa 23, Oklahoma 21 Kansas 26, Kansas State 6 Ohio 28, Western Michigan 13 Illinois 22, Michigan 13 Michigan State 14, Purdue 7 Missouri 10, Nebraska 6 Washington U. (St.

Louis) .19. zone But the men in the striped shirts said he was down on the one. That was OK too as Lofton rammed over on the first try. Lear ing as the Tigers made about as many threats as those of rain in State coach Murray Warmath added: "Ws were beaten by a fine Tu-but revealed a host of standouts, lane team. I thought both clubs played an excellent offensive game.

We knew Tulane would a tough second half ball club and that's exactly what they were." NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1 UP) Statistics of the Mississippi State-Tulane football game today: Mississippi State: Left ends McKee, Clark. Fulton, Wooten. Left tackles Ciminl, Newsom, Shepherd. Left guards Broome, Boistur, Centers Reid, Easterwood.

Right guards Yarnick, Logan, Zimmerman. Right tackles Deloe, T. Morris, Linvillc. Right ends Katusa, Santillo Quarterbacks Parker, Collins. Left halfbacks Wilson, Gaven, Stuver.

Right halfbacks Duplain, Robertson, Davis, D. Morris. Fullbacks Fortunato, Montgomery. Fullbacks Fortunato. Montgomery, fairchild.

Tulane: Left ends McElhannon, Coates. Left tackles Cummins, Rogas, Petroskl. Left guards Nuss, Sardisco. Centers Rushing, Burke. Camp.

Right guards A. Robelot, Spol- maae his kick good to send the Rebs ahead 13-0 after 10 minutes and 30 sees of the initial quarter. Matthews short kick was re Mississippi this past 45 days. And all were about as effective, The defensive play of Mask, Jim Ingram. Jerry May, Pete Mangum and company completely dominat first score moments after the kick-off.

Bailey dashed 63 yards and Clement added the first of four conversions, missing only after the second touchdown. A fumble by Mississippi State fullback Joe Fortunato on his own 14 set up Tulane's second score. Clement went over from the three for the touchdown. State zipped back on six plays that carried 73 yards to the Tulane five, where halfback Zerk Wilson bucked over. Jack Parker converted.

State's second touchdown came late in the second period on a 21-yard dash by Parker. Dick Stuver converted the Maroons into a 4-13 halftime lead. Tulane wrapped up its victory with two quick third period touch Southern Illinois U. 14 turned 16 yards by Mitchell to the tiger 49 where Jackson's Billy Kinard made the tackle. Getreaux made six.

two passes were no good and Doggett punted out of bounds on the Reb 22. A 17-yard run by Lofton a a pass from Lear to Slay helped get a first down on the Reb 47 before Lear was thrown for a loss and a bad pass from center set Ole Miss back on its own 33 but better things were ahead. Lear's long kick sailed way over the safety man's head and finally came to a wobbling stop on Texas 31, Arkansas 12 Houston 20, Texas Tech 7 Woyming 24, Brigham Young 13 SOUTHWEST Texas 31. SMU 14 Baylor 20, TCU 20 (Tie) FAR WEST UCLA 28, California 7 Stanford 35, San Jose St. 13 Colorado 20, Utah 14 ed onensive eleven.

But. to be fair, it must be pointed out that the Tigers were crippled following the Maryland Fiasco and plaved without the services of Norm Stevens, regular quarterback and offensive epark of the Bayou Bengals. Cliff Stringfield tried to take his place but couldn't quite make it despite great efforts by Doggett, Willard Rachel and Russ Gau-treaux. Defensively speaking for the Tigers it was the work of Joe Turn in lo. Vincent Gonzales and Gary Didly which kept the Rebels in check when thst was done.

Yes. LSU was crippled and they fought hard and not once did wel hear any Tiger fan trying to bribe I the Rebels to keep the score down. Ole Miss wasn't long in starting their scoring, moving to a touch Weidenbacher climaxed a74-v ar drive by going over from the 11 LSU one foot line a kick of 67 yards and two feet from the line of yard line. Moments later. Tulane opened a 93 yard drive that saw Jim Par Brandon Tops Clinton 19-6 scrimmage.

Strinfield sneaked to the four as the quarter ended and LSU got the wind Two more running plays tridge top it off with a four vard touchdown plunge. Early in the fourth quarter, a pass from Parker to end John Katusa was good for 13 yards for went to the 10 and Doggett'skick ick, Right tackles Johnston, House pian, W. Robelot. Right ends Bravo T.hompson, Price. Quarterbacks Clemnt.

Demp- of 60-yards was returned four. Mississippi State. Stuver converted BIG JOE GETS THREE Mississippi State's Joe Fortunato picks up three yards over left tackle in Saturday's tilt that saw the Tulane Green Wave defeat the Maroons, 34-21 in New Orleans. It took four Greenies to pull the huge back down. agam.

down shortly after the opening yards by Paslay to the Reb 34. Lofton and Dillard combined forces for a first down on the 45 but an incomplete pass and loss by Lear on an attempted aerial forced Tulane added its insurance touch BRANDON, Nov. The Brandon Bulldogs crashed the Little Dixie Conference race into a three way tie between Mendenhall, Clinton and Brandon by defeating the Clinton Arrows 19-6 here Friday. In the first quarter, both teams were plagued by fumbles, and neither team threatened during the down in the fourth period on a 75 An LSU fumble on its own 15 yard push sparked by Bailey. Freshman fullback E.

J. Chauvin who took over for injured" star yard line set up the first Rebel score four minutes deep in the game. Doggett. on the first LSU Perk Bows To Pearl River yard line and up the field marched the Rebel band to the accompaniment of the victory song, the lineups: LSU Max McGee ran the last 17 yards. play from scrimmage, dropped It was an offensive duel from start the ball and it was pounced on penoa.

In the opening minutes of the sec to finish with the two teams gain by Jim Mask, Rebel end. PERKINSTON. Nov. 1 Perkin Left ends Nealy, McLeod, Mur ing a total of 826 yards from scrim ond quarter unnion took over on their own 31. A pass from Curley Lear pitched up short pass that his receiver, Lea Paslay.

caught mage almost a hall mile sey, Shea. Left halfbacks Kennedy, Partridge, Pounders. Right halfbacks Bailey. Weidenbacher, Wall, Butchee, McCool. Fullbacks McGee, Chauvin, Pittmac.

Mississippi State 0 14 0 7321 Tulane 13 0 14 734 Tulane scoring touchdowns Bailey, lement, Weidenbacher, Patridge, Chauvin. Conversions Clement, 4. Mississippi State scoring Touchdowns Wilson, Parker, Katusa. Conversions Parker, Stuver, 2. Miss State Tulane First downs 20 22 Rushing yardage 227 331 Passing yardage 175 84 ston Junior College was defeated by the Pearl River Wildcats 38-6 here Saturday night, led by Billy The heralded duel between State's phy.

Left tackles Modicut, Miller, Robichaux, Sacdras. Left guards Alford, Shaw, Mc- being returned by Patton to the Ole Miss 30. Westerman and Lear got the first down to the 46 but a clipping penalty set the Rebs back to the 31, forcing Lear to punt with the ball rolling dead on the LSU 26. But, LSU drew a 15 yard penalty this time and sti'l Ole Miss could-not go and Lear punted again. Brancanto fielded the still-rolling ball on the two and was downed on the five.

A pass from spread formation from Doggett to Marchand moved to the 22 and LSU tried the same play again. This time Reed caught the ball. and fumbled on the LSU four. But Lear to punt with Bracan to making a fair catch on the 11 and for trying to run after his signal the Tigers were penalized back to the one. Stringfield feeling fricky passed twice from deep in his own end zone on a couple of incomplete occasions before Doggett on a fake punt attempted to run it out only to be tackled by Mask In the same end zone for a safety and a 15-0 lead.

Smith kicked off from the 20 with Paslay returning the end over end 17 yards to the 49. Westerman went to the Tiger 38 for a 1 Mitchell and Alton Shell. Norman to Ed Ratliff was good to the Bulldog 49 and a first down, and a handoff from Norman to Cliff Rushing for 50 yards through right teammate Ray Howell was there to recover for Mississippi and Lof Shell and Mitchell scored two Adam. touchdowns each. ton lunged those last four yards tackle gave the Arrows their score.

Norman's kick was wide. Mitchell scored in the first period arouia leit end. Mitchell, in the second period, ran a punt from his on the next try for the toucndown. Lear missed the conversion. Five minutes later, Mississippi owned the ball on its own 47 when Brandon scored in the same the first coming when Baker Centers Camp, Dildy, Jones.

Right guards Lansing, Lawrence, Dye, Kalil. Right tackles Fournet, Sanford, Leake, Oliver. Right ends Mitchell, Tuminello, going over irom tne two foot line. own to tne rem 32. 'rom there, Alton Shell took it over.

and Tulane's great fullbacks failed to materialize. McGee. Tulane's 190-pound pile driver, left the game in the opening minutes with a head injury of undetermined seriousness. But State's Fortunato, a 220-pound line shredder, carried the ball 19 times and gained 130-yards for a seven yard-per-try average. He was by far State's biggest ground gainer.

Parker, State's surehanded quarterback, tried 19 passes and completed 11 for 175 yards. Clement attempted 13 passes for Lofton threaded his way 32 yards after moving the ball from Clinton's Mitchell tallied again in the third 33. Hemphill's kick was no crood. Pusses attempted 20 13 making the interception at the LSU 49 and raced down the west side quarter from the one yard line. down but two incomplete passes forced Lear to punt with the ball sailing out on the 16.

Gautreaux Passes completed 11 7 to the LSU 21. Westerman made another 20 yards on the next try to the LSU one. Lofton stepped over easily for the touchdown and Five minutes later the Bulldogs tallied on a 16 yard run over left after a 43 yard run. Late in the lines all the way to the 19 before being knocked out of bounds. Dil- Passes intercepted 0 1 Punts 6 5 tackle by Baker.

Hemphill's kick third quarter came the Perk score Mackey Hammond. Perk quarter back, threw a 32 yard pass to Bud' got nine in two piays. L5U was penalized 5 and Stringfield was tack lars lost five a pass was way too Lear kicked the point. It was Mis Punting Average 38.6 40.8 Fumbles lost 1 i was no good, and Brandon took a 12-6 halftime lead. The second half opened with led by Mask and Mangum for a dy Flore and he went across for Long and Lofton got one to the 23 on third down as the third period ended.

Again giving LSU A fading sissippi 13, LSU 0 with the game 10 minutes old. Early in the second period LSU Yards penalized 57 27 17-yard loss back to the nine. An the lone tally. An end around by Mitchell in the worthy kicking for Brandon. On the second play, swilley intercepted wind halfback George Brancato caught same period gave the Wildcats an other 5-yard penalty set them back to the four with Doggetts kick rolling dead on the LSU 49.

Lofton went to the 34 in two plays and a Reoei punt and then signaled other taily, and the passing of Dick Young to Alton Shell was good for for a free catch when he saw Reb Paslay was tackled on the 17 and the Tigers again had the ball. Three plays later LSU was on the 19 with Doggett's kicking to Paslay almost trapped back on the 22 Southern Downs N'Western Eleven By 39 To 13 Margin another TD. iNorman pass on tne 28, nut the teams were forced to exchange punts. Worthy recovered a Clinton fumble on the Brandon 48 four min-utes-later. Hemphill went throueh center for Late in the game, Young uniara lost lour.

Slay then dropped Lears perfect aerial on the 23 and wide open. Another pass was over from the four. for a nine yard loss. Joe Drennan made the two Pearl Paslay evaded the Titers and. eight and Baker went to the 38.

River conversions. NATCHITOCHES, Nov. I getting top blocking raced to the -4- Baker went to the 19 before Campbell moved the ball to the 15. Baker no good with Lear punting out on the 12. Rachel was stopped for no gain, LSU drew a 5-yard for penalty and Doggetts 2nd down kick went 51 yards rolling dead on the 37.

UFt Mississippi Southern ran into a Rebs On March And. sticking to the eround. the went over from the two for the score. Hemphill passed to Baker for the extra point. Southwest Tops Itawamba 28-8 LSU held this tiime with Noco- Guglielmo.

Quarterbacks Stringfield, Wampold. Left halfbacks Rachal, Hodges, Nicolo, Brancato, Prescott. Right halfbacks Doggett, Oakley, Juenke, Davis, O'Callaghan. Fullbacks Marchand, Simmons, Gautreaux. Mississippi Left ends Slay, Mask, Bridges, Truett, Drewry.

Left tackles Trauth, Morgantl. Montgomery, Weiss. 0 Left guards Gary, May, D. Ott. Centers Beatty, Ingram, Hitt, Shepherd.

Right guards Caldwell, Mims, Jernigan, Brashier. Right tackles Gilbert, Linton, McKinney, James. Right ends Howell, Parker, Harris, Adams. Quarterbacks Lear, Reed, Spiers. 0 Left halfbacks Dillard, J.

Pat-ton, Paslay, R. Ott, Williams, Brown. Right halfbacks Westerman, Kelly, Muirhead, Kinard, Chil-dres. Fullbacks Lofton, Mangum, Brenner, Matthews, Tuggle. LSU 0 0 0 00 Mississippi 13 2 0 13 28 Mississippi scoring: Touchdowns Lofton 3, McCool.

Safety, Mask. Conversions. Lear 2. Rebs moved upfield Lofton made steamed up Northwestern State football team and had to overcome a two-touchdown deficit before winning 39-13 tonight. los being downed on the 19 follow IU, Dillard eieht.

Westerman six in netted a 13-0 lead early in th esec-ond period. Southern struck back with Bob Posey leading a 51-yard drive and scoring on a 17-yard run. The Mis-sissippians tied the score with only 9 Oseconds left before halftime. A screen play from quarterback Billy Jarrell to halfback Tony Rouchon Liate in tne imai period the Bull ing Lears punt. A pass from punt dogs threatened again when Baker.

FULTON. Miss. Nov. 1 South Superior reserve strength gave Skilley, Campbell, and Hemphill two plas, Ofton again to the 17 in two plays. Here LSU drew a personal foul penalty to the 2 Ole Miss was penalized five back to formation from Doggett to Mitchell moved to the 31 before LSU was penalized 15-yards for an ineligible west defeated Itawamba Saturday combined forces to move the ball Southern its triumph in a game it was supposed to win almost with night an unusual game in down field to the three and a first which two safeties were made.

the seven and Westerman raced to out effort. receiver downfield back to their own 16. Wampoled in to pass was down. Clinton took the ball from the Bulldogs, but the Arrows were un- In the first quarter Itawamba ine- live. Northwester nstagged Southern Again it was.

Lofton, off his own with a 70 yard punt return by Red aBie to move, and Brandon chalked was back on their own 7 yard line and a bad pass back from the cen thrown Back on the Tiger 5. Doggetts quick kick went out on the right tackle, and into the end zone Smith and a 60-yard drive that up a 19-6 victory. i was good for 39 yards and the touchdown. Northwestern was unable to cope with the invaders after the half and Reb 31 a 63-yard punt. for a 21-0 Ole Miss lead.

Lear ter got away from Gene Clements who was back to kick and the ball Westerman on a pair of erect runs of 22 and 23-yards moved on Tennessee Blasts Tarheels rolled out of the end-zone for a Southwest safety. Southern got two touchdowns in the third quarter and two in the fourth On the first play of the second down to the Tiger 23 but a 1 pass from Lear intended for Arri was intercepted by Gonzales In the to wrap up the victory. quarter Southwest had possession 41-14 In Aerial Attack Rouchon capped a 55-yard drive ena zone automatically giving LSU with a six-yard scoring run to put of the ball on the Itawamba 5 yard line. Joe Stewart, Southwest halfback went off left tackle to score the ball at its own 20. kick was no good but the Rebs had that lead.

Billy Juenke, former Hincs Eagle star, returned the kick-off 20-yards to his own 26. Taking unsuccessfully to the air, LSU kicked and Ole Miss was penalized 15-yards for roughing the kicker, giving the Tigers the ball on the 41. Three plays got five yards and again it was punt situation with Dogget's kicking-out on the 10. Tommy Spiers replaced Lear at this point. His pass to Howell moved down to the Reb 42.

two plays Runs by Doggett and RacKal KNOXVILLE, Noy. 1 his team ahead for the first time. Jarrell passed 30 yards to end Elmo Lang for another score. The game for 22,000 fans to tally their six points to make the score 8-0 iirst six-pointer. and a pass from Stringfield moved the ball down the 35 for a first in favor of Southwest.

(fl Tennessee took to the air lanes today for the first time this season Marshall a Carolina'? el tacklers at his side. This illegal action cost LSU a 15 yard penalty back to their own one. Doggett, standing in his own end zone in kick formation, faked his boot and tried to sweep an end but Mask cut him down for a two-point safety. The third period was scoreless. Midway in the final quarter, a 15-yard LSU penalty for a personal foul accelerated a Rebel drive to the Tigers one.

After losing five yards for offsides, the plunging Lofton racked up his third touchdown for Mississippi and Lear failed to convert. In the last three minutes of play reserve Rebel backs, geared By freshman quarterback Tommy Spiers, scored again with Horace McCool going over from the one. Lear was rushed back in to kick the point. It was a perfect football day with enough of a south breeze blowing to forecast that the present shirtsleeved crowd would be easing into light coats before this game had been written into the record books. The brisk breeze placed real importance on the toss of the coin and the thousands of fans present practically held their breath as captains all seniors from both Ole Miss (14) and LSU (5) congregated in the center "of the field.

Doing the calling for the Reds was Jimmy Lear while Bill Lansing, guard from Magnolia, called it for the Tigers. Lear called it right and the Rebs chose to defend the south goal while Lansing chose to take the offensive. They did too, with Rachel returning Matthews kick 20 yards to the LSU as the game started. A pair of running plays and an Incomplete pass picked up seven yards with Baggett's kick taken by Pasley on the 25 with no return. The first play saw Lear passing perfectly to Slay all the way to the LSU 40 but James dropped the baU when turning around and the groans went up.

Lofton got two, a Eass was knocked down and Lear ad to punt with his long spiral fin A few minutes later Itawamba to smack down North Carolina, 41- kicked to the Southwest 4 yard line down as the half terminated with the Rebs holding that beautiful 15-0 lead. fourth period touchdowns were on a pass from Jarrell to halfback Laurin Pepper, climaxing a 72-yard drive, and on a five-yard buck by Kid Kaiser. LSU Miss First downs 7 21 Rushirg yardage 73 252 Passing yardage' 61 122 where Southwest was held for four downs. Billy Baird went back in A colorful exhibition of both the ithe end-zone to kick and it was Passes attempted 20 24 Rebel and LSU bands came at in End Jackson Brumfield convert freshman quarterback whose passes were a constant threat, somehow got the ball away with a horde of VOL linemen around him and connected with a 36-yard heave to halfback Larry Parker. Parker raced 29 additional yards for the six-pointer.

Tennessee scored within 35 sec lost one yard and Spiers again pas- 7j blocked by Lohron Cannon. The i ball went out of the end-zone for termission and the Reb gridders ed three times for Southern. Passes completed 5 Passes intercepted 4 Punts 11 Smith long punt return that nut The orange clad VOL'S scored their first three touchdowns on passes, set up their fourth with an aerial and grabbed awayward Carolina toss and returned for their fifth. The sixth was registered on the ground. North Carolina, unable to make any headway against the Bie Vol sea to Howell, this time down to the LSU 32.

Freshman Horace McCool got five and ten. on a trap. A few plays later. Southwest on his team ahead seemed to fire up Northwestern, which has won ohlv received the kick-off to get the second half under way. Dillard returned the kick 29-yards from the three, and Paslay and Lofton mov 42.5 40.4 Puntir.g average Fumb'es lost 2 1 60 a series of first downs took the ball to the Itawamba 4 yard line.

The next play was a fumble in the end Yards penalized 89 ed to the 39. Muirhead went on to McCool went five more but Ole Miss drew a 15-yard holding penalty on the play to move the Rebs back to the 39. On the next play, a onds after the third quarter opened. End Roger Rotroff pounced on Parker's fumble on the Carolina one game this season. In the' second quarter Leon Fuller, the team's leading ground gainer, sparked a 60-yard scoring drive.

Fuller drove over from the two for the touch zone. Itawamba recovered but was defensive line, dented Tennessee's the 42 before fumbling with LSU's Dildy recovering for the Tigers at that point. penalized placing the ball on the pass defense for both its touch one yard line. Then John Kramar pass from Spiers, intended to Muirhead, was intercepted by Brancan downs. It was the first time this Sardis Takes Eighth Straight Victory down and Smith converted.

The Bengals cot eight in three season Tennessee yielded a score to in the end zone for another Southern outgained Northwestern plays and elected to try for the through the air. 30 and Shires flipped a 3-yard pass to Davis for the touchdown. Shires kicked the first of our extra points. Atkins, who played a brilliant game at tackle, grabbed New-m a n's fumble on the Tar Heel 31 392 yards to 165. first down with March and making Jimmy Wade, subbine for Pat SARDIS, Nov.l Sardis look their eighth straight win, defeat went over on a quarter back sneak.

Southwest failed to convert. Early in the third quarter Itawamba kicked off to Southwest who ran for three downs in a row placing the ball in the ten yard line. On the third down Ferguson went off guard for six points. Lawrence Allen's placement was good. A few minutes later Southwest lrlrlrAri nff tn Tt.nwamha.

nrhn nrac Shires at tailback, ignited Tennessee's offensive spark, tossing 15 yards to end John Davis for the first score. The pass capped a 44- ii aiier a measure and the noise made said LSU rooters were still present. Ole Miss held this time, helped by a five-yard penalty and two no-good passes, and Doggett punted into the end zone with Ole Sunflower Drops ing Holly Springs 32-0 here Friday It was their fourth Chickasaw conference win. i midway the quarter to hand Tennessee its fourth scoring chance. Shires passed 28 yards to Davis yard march.

Shires passed to end To Co-Lin 14-13 MOOREHEAD, Nov. 1 Copiah- on the three. Shires plunged over. touchback. On the second play Gautreaux fumbled with Truitt recovering for Ole Miss at the 39.

McCool got three and Spiers hit Bridges for a gain to the 20. A pass from the frosh to Muirhead went to the 10, Muirhead got six. went to the two on the next plunge and to the one on third down. Here Slick McCool drove over right tackle for the touchdown. a r's conversion made it 28-0 for, the homecoming celebrating Rebels.

Rachal, another former Hinds Ed Nickla for the extra point. Virgil Moore scored in the first Miss's taking over on the 20. Newman tried a pass but Nickla uuara Anay Myers Blocked run- inree Reb plays netted a sinele period on a two yard plunge, and grabbed the ball on the Carolina Darrell Arnold intercepted a passjheld for four downs. After two back Bud Wallace's kick and Doug Atkins, Tennessee's All America tackle candidate, recovered on the 23 and raced across for Tennes-1 straight first downs, Don Marino of on the Holly Springs 20 for another Sardis tally. see's fifth touchdown.

yard and Lear, kicked out on the; Tiger 34. A pass from Wampold to McLeod moved the ball to mid-field but LSU movd no further except by a 5-yard penalty assessed Carolina 31 to set up the VOL'S In the second period. Arnold The Tar Heels agaiiT opened up Lincoln Junior College edged Sunflower 14-13 here Friday night. Co-Lin scored in the first half, Carl Grinn scoring on a 60 yard run and Robert Grinn on a four yard jaunt. Watson made both conversions.

Smith caught a pass from Lav for 30 yards and the first Morehead Southwest went around left end for thirty nine yards to score. Allen's conversion was good. On the last play of the ball game Jack Harris of Itawamba passed to ally rolling dead on the Tiger 15 with passes and marched 50 yards for their second score, Newman tossing 17 yards to halfback Ken against uie miss and Doggett kick ed into the end zone. pitched out to Joe Pasley who passed from the 45 Melvin Arnold for another TD. Arnold passed to Melvin Arnold for the point.

second score. A running play and a 14-yard toss from Shires to Davis put the ball on the Tar Heel 14. Wade tossed 14 yards to end Vic a 53 yard kick. 4 star, raced 37 yards with the kick- On the first LSU play, Doggett Keller. Joe Beasiey who was standing in fumbled with James Mask recover In the third period, Moore took a the end-zone, for the final- score of iKolenik for the touchdown.

After Hugh Garner intercepted a Westerman raced 24-yards, lost a pair but LSU stopped the drive as Incolo intercepted Lear's pass back on his own 22. Marchand on to the LSU 46-yard line but the Tigers were given a 15-yard penalty. Juenke then got four but Wampold, on the game's final play, was thrown way back on his own 17- the game. With only 45 seconds remaining Newman pass, thfed-strinz fullback pitchout for 35 yards 'and a score. He took a handoff through the line ing for the Rebs at the 19.

Dillard lost five but then the gods favored the ever-alert Rebs again. Lear score. Lay passed to Dickey for 80 yards and th efinal tally with Mar Southwest 2-12-14-0-28 in the stanza, the Tar Heels Tax- Ray Byrd raced 25 yards for Tenn- made a pair with Dogzett's kick for the conversion. Itawamba 0-2-0-6-8 ecuted the prettiest play of he essee's final score. cus making the conversion..