The Delta Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • Page 6

Dclln Democrat-Times 6 Sunday, September 4, 'CO Ruieville -Tourney On Top-Fulton 5th lassagni, Swain, Love And A. Fava Set Pace rated Ruieville Bulldogs 28-0 here at St. Joe Field Friday night in the season's opener before one of the biggest opening night crowds in history of the local! team. The Irish unleashed their scoring in the final three quarters after being held scoreless in opening period and turned in a brilliant game for the opening contest. They gained revenge for last season's 13-7 loss to the Bulldogs in the season's finale by taking up where the season left off hast fall and a lopsided win this sea- Mascagni, Swain Big Guns fleet halfback Jimmy Love on he Ruieville 22.

On the next play Uascagni scampered off right ackle, twisted and dodged hrough a horde of Bulldogs would' tacklers and across the goal! ine standing for the second touch-! down. Then Mascagni placekickcd the extra point to build tha bulge to 14-0 over the Bulldogs. Love Punts To Five Jimmy Love, a short time later, Fullback Richard Mascagni of got off a punt from his own 40 St. Joa set up the first score by quarterback Billy McCoy when he heaved a pass to end Al Fava. Mascagni scored a touchdown himself, passed another to Jimmy Love and placekicketl and passed four conversions downs.

alter touch- The Irish 1 1 new sensational halfback. Bill Swain, wearing No. 40, turned in the most thrilling and longest run of tha night, an 80- yard punt return for a touchdown that had Irish boosters standing in their seats and cheering. Coach Dom Bevalaque's I i yard line that rolled out of bounds way down on the Ruieville 5 yard ine and put the Bulldogs in a hole. Ruleville's punt carried to the Buldogs 1 34.

Then Love went to work. He picked up 4 yards at Jie line and on third down Mascagni, on a jump pass, heaved tha ball to Love who raced across for the score on an aerial play that covered 30 yards. M-ascagni's placement was good. The score was 21-0. Swain Races 80 Yards In the fourth quarter Swain took a Ruieville punt back on his own were loo much for a Maroon andJ20.

He reversed his field and raced Gold clod Ruleville crew of Coach own the sidelines by the Irish to outdistance a horde of Tommy Gunn, who had won over! the Irish for three seasons and this season's Irish crew demonstrated too much for an experienced Rulevilla team which returned six starters from last season's team. Irish Score in Second Early in the second period St. Joe, held scoreless in the first period and also checking a Ruie- ville rallly, got going. It started on the Bulldogs' 49 and Love and Mascagni pitched a pass down the. middle and end Al Fielder gridders and the tally.

That gave the Irish a 27-0 margin nd Mascagni made it a perfect ight of conversions. The pass rom center was low and the Bull- ogs were rushing in so Mascagn 1 iassed quickly to right end Al ava. That brought the score to 3-0. Rulevllle'fi most serious threat scoro came in the first quar- er. The Irish were stalled on a rive on the opening kickoff and made a sensational catch of the t- 0 TM 1 1 1 to Bulldogs on 2-year heave on the Rulevllle 17.

Mascagni supplied the drive to carry to tha 1-yard stripe. From there quarterback Billy McCoy sneaked over for the first score. Mascagni's placement through the uprights and the score was 7-0 for the Irish who wefe on their way for a thrilling win. The hall ended with the Irish in front by tho margin of 7-0. But that was far from enough for the spirited St.

Joseph crew. Early in the third period Mascagni intercepted a Bulldogs' pass on the BO and was downed on the Bulldogs' 41. Mascagni then stepped $5000 GUARANTEE Agntntt Fvtaro TERMS AV AH ABLE For Free Inspection Call Thomas A. Mullen, District Manager Bruce-Terminix Co. 512 Orlando -St.

Greenville. Phone ED 4-3921 105 Golfers In The 1st Annual Invitational Here Qualifying round of IS holes in the W-hole medal play first annual Greenville Invitational Tournament a completed late Saturday. A total of 103 golfers arc entered. The second round oF IS holes is scheduled for Sunday in the tournament. After Sunday's round the golfers will be paired for the final round on Monday.

B. B. Bowen of Shelby was a Saturday entry. Bowen is well known in top-flight Mississippi golf circles- Golfers Greenwood, ClarksJalc, Haltiesburg, Inverness, Cleveland, Shelby, McGehec, Homer, Coffeeville, Kansas and Odessa, Texas, are entered. This is the first year for the tournament in Greenville.

Pro Tom J. Chairman Fred Michael of Greenville Golf and Country Club and his committee have arranged an outstanding program of entertainment for the golfers. Many of the local players qualified a their scores early to permit visiting golfers to qualify on Saturday. The tournament will continue through Monday, Handsome prizes will be awarded the winners. The 18-hole layout at the host Greenville Golf and Country Club was teeming with activity Saturday and will continue this week-end.

rd Yank Shutout he Ruieville 46. Halfback Arnold Vinters and fullback Gene Dattel icked up yardage. Then quarter- jack David Marlow passed to half- lack David Maxwell on the St oseph'B 35. Marlow, who was the iiggcst offensive threat for the iulldogs, and. Maxwell drove on down to tha Irish 28.

Winters took Marlow handoff to the Irish 4 where an incomplete pass ant iff side penalty set the Bulldog and the Irish took over on their own 24. The first period end ed a scoreless deadlock. Coach Bevalaqua sent in 2 players against the Bulldogs in gaining what the mentor describ- back and fired a bullet pass to ed 35 an important victory if thi Irish were to uphold their rating Most of the Irish substitutions were in the final period. kULEVlUE DcMel By BUieVJUE ST. JOSEPH'S -khn is B.

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IS A DIVISION Of KATIOfML STEEL CORPORATION I I I I i Baltimore Wins In In Row On isher's Hurling By United Press International The Baltimore Orioles defeatec New York Yankees 2-0 Satur iy aftrenoon to take over firsi ace in the American Leagu ace. The victory was the sixtl and the 10th in the games for the high flying Or ties of Manager Paul Richards was the third straight shutou uffered by the Yankees, New ork hasn't scored a nin in 2 onsecutive innings. The Orioles' young Jack Fishe leld the Yankees to seven hits is 11th victory of the season. A' the New York hits were sin les. Brooks Robinson drove in th 'rioles' first run in the i wit single.

In the eighth, Rob in so it his 12th homer of the year i he left field stands. Art Ditma the losing pitcher. Pittsburgh's league leading Pi ales lost to Philadelphia 3-2 in le National League. Boston's Red edged Washington 5-4. The Chicago White Sox defeated roit 4-1.

Rebels Rate Tops For SEC Crown JACKSONVILLE (DPI) Mississippi was tabbed top candidate the Southeastern Conference crown Saturday in a poll of Southern sports oditors. A panel of 12 writers gave Mis- issippi 11 first place votes and Alabama one, the Jacksonville Journal announced in releasing its California Racer Front; Boats To Arrive Here Sunday Ray Legcr. California boat de- igncr, and Ray Lecroy of r- were first to arrive Memphis Saturday among a eld of daredevil outboard jockies'. an annual 1,068 dash down the 1 lississippi river to New Roy Fulton and Carlton John-, on, both of Greenville, last year's larathon winners, were in i lace. "I've got (wo days to catch with Me rest of them, 11 Fulton aid at Memphis.

The race of 31 boats started Sat-' rday at 6 a. m. at St. Louis. Greenville is a refueling poinl nd the first of the boats is duc ere at 9:50 a.m.

Sunday. Bnd Wilbur Moss are the ocal judges. ST. JOSEPH'S'IRISH TOUCHDOWN In Friday night's 28-0 rout by the Fighting Irish of the Ruleville Bulldogs, was scored by quarterback Billy McCoy who sneaked over from the 1 in the Little Eight opener. McCoy is in the pile of players in the center of the picture.

Umpire Robert McCool is shown with his hands high in the air signalling a touchdown. No. 12 for St. Joe on the left is halfback Jimmy Love. No.

IS for Ruieville is quarterback and captain David Marlon 1 No. 48 on the far right is Irish end Paul Powers. (Staff photo by David Brown) Friday Night's State High School Football Results iy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Big Eight Conference Columbus 33, Calhour City 6 Helena, Ark. 7, Tupelo 0 Aberdeen 6. Corinth 0 Delta Valley Conference Oxford 25, Balesville 6 East Tallahalchie 21, Rosedale 3 Chickasaw Conference Hernando 45, Holly Springs 0 Oakland 28, Coldwater 7 Horn Lake 19, Olive Branch 7 Lambert 19, Sardis 6 Senalobia 18, Water Valley 7 Cotton Boll Conference Tunica 19, Marks 13 Little Ten Conference Ponlotpc 26.

Bruce Starkville 49, New Albany 0 Northwest Conference Walls Sacred Hear! 13, Dublin 0 Crowder 27, Crenslmw 7 Central Delta Conference Tchula 33, Inverness 0 Little Eight Conference Greenville St. Joseph 28, Rule- 0 Hollanuale 26, Riverside 0 Bcnoit 25, Linn 7 OTHERS Winona 6, Grenada 0 Vina, Ala. 20, Bclmont 6 Fulton 39. Mantachie 20 Ackerman 47, Louise 0 Enterprise 20. Wayne Beal Fou I St.

Martin 13, Harrison Centra 12 Memphis Tech Has Good Team Beach Memphis Tech has a "pretty good football team," Head Coach Wally Beach of Greenville's Hornets said Saturday. The Hornets open the season Big Eight Teams Corinth Loses 6-0 To Aberdeen; Helena 7, Tupelo 0 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Three Big Eight Conference ootball teams opened their sea- ions early Friday night--and two of them have their regrets nboul t. The three north Mississippi ilevens took on outsiders and only Columbus made its first showing a success. Columbus downed Cnl- loun City 33-6, while Tupelo lost 7-0 to Helena, at Helena and Corinth lost 60 to Aberdeen at Corinth. The big opening night will bo next Friday, with some teams even holding their opening date until the following week.

Generals Roar Bnck Columbus spotted Calhoun City a first period touchdown on a 30- yard pass from Larry George Bradford, then came back strong. Quarterback Eddie Perkins passed to Tommy Tabor for one score and halfback Carl McKellar threw to end Wesley Brandon for another to put Columbus ahead for good. Runs by McKellar. quarterback Sidney and halfback John Dale accounted for second half touchdowns. Fumbles ruined Corinth's chances against Aberdeen; The winners scored on a nine-yard run by Carl Cooper anil advantage of eight Corinth fumbles to keep its' advantage all the way.

Corinth led 8-7 in first downs. Helena scored in the third period to defeat Tupelo, with half- Mike Brady going 75 yards on a punt return for the tally. Tupelo threatened only once, getting to the Helena 15. Crump Stadium. Tech has a 210 pound fullback.

against Tech he-re on next Friday night and Coach Beach, il- a capable tailback, one good tack- Ham Earl Morgan, backfield le and one good end. "It's hard lo DEFENDING MARATHON TITLE--Carlton Johnson (left) and Roy Fulton of Greenville, winners of the 1959 Mississippi River Marathon, are running again this year and departed at 8 a.m. Saturday. The 1069frnile race, for production model outboard boats and motors, covers the distance from St. Louis to New Orleans in three daylight legs.

The racers will refuel here at 10 a.m. today. Italy, Russia, Germany Strike US Olympic Forces Hit Heavily By 3 Nations Hollandale Tops The new Little Eight Conference launclied its first footba season Friday night with the results in two conference games following the coaches 1 predictions, top rated St. Joseph's of Greenville defeating fourth-rated Ruleville 28-0 and second-rated Shaw i- taking bottom rung Shelby 33-0. In non-conference games.

Be- ROME (AP)--Italy, Russia and Germany delivered a 1-2-3 punch topped Riverside 26-0. Moorheadjto the United States' wobbly and Anguilla were idle. Cotton Boll BULLETIN ROME (AP) Lynn Burke of Flushing, N.Y., won the women's 100-meter backstroke swim Saturday--the tenth gold medal for the U.S. Olympic swimming and diving team. won the 200-meter dash i Russia's Vasily Rudenkov far outclassed Hal Connolly in the ham- 'rner, and Germany's eight-oar 'crew led a merciless beating ol Navy and three other U.S.

rowing combinations. 'Olympic forces Saturday as Livio'event. Connolly, defending champion and world record holder, failec even to reach the finals of the coach, and Dave Dunaway, Bass Junior High coach, saw Tech in action Friday night at the Memphis Football Jamboree at which 14 teams each played a quarter. Tech played White Station and the say. what Beach replied asked chances the Hornets will teams played a 0-0 deadlock at ion.

have of winning from the Mem- phians. Beach said most Tech men were mostly on defense during the time he saw them in act- Shaw Overwhelms Shelby Team 38-0, ET 21 Rosedale 13 TUNICA Only one conference jame nvarked the opening for the Boll loop, with last year's champions, Tunica edging out Screeo 21 Inch Warranty ELECTRONIC WORKSHOP 103 Hwy. No. 1 South Jerome Sit ED J-8M1 Marks 19-13. In non-con te re nee games, Lam-Ii bert beat Sardis was beaten by East Tallahatchie.

21-13; Ruieville bowed to Joseph's 2M. and Slraw beat by 3S-0. All teams were busy. BACK TO SCHOOL GYM SHOES Greenville Hornets Win Big 8 Grid Titles As Greenwood Leads In Top League Rankings By JAMES SAGGUS Next are Brook haven with JACKSON, Miss. (AP) Twolpoints, Jackson Central with 38, Delta archrivals will fight it with 37, Vicksburg with this fall in their battle to 39, Biioxi and Laurel with 26 each which is the toughest Big Eight Conference team of the last 10 years.

1th annual poll. The sports editors' rankings: 2-Georgia, team st hunting for its firs 3um, 4--Alabama, 5--Georgia! am pi onsr rates as the most Tech, S-Tennessec, 7-LSU, 8- powerful since 1951, with. Green- Kentucky, 9--Florida, 10--Vander- and McComb n-ith 21. First place is worth 10 pojnts, a second place 9, a third 8, to 1 point for a I0th place Greenwood, a perennially bilt, I Mississippi Tulane. State, 12-- AGE NO BARRIER Altrock served as a pinch hitter for the Washington Senators at the age of 57 in 1933.

Greenville Ahead Twice Greenville finished in top place burg won the honors two seasons and Natchez two.iNatchez in 1956, Brool ville as runnerup. Both are expected to field strong'Greenwood, however, was out of squads again this season. top 10 only once and out of the A composite tabulation of Asso-jlop five only one other time. The fourth a finish for Greenwood moved the team ahead of Greenville in the composite rankings as Greenville had to fight to make the honor group in 10th placo. Starting in 1951, Jackson Central finished as the No.

1 team in 1951, 1952 and with Greenville taking top spot in 1953. Vicks- in 1955, khaven in 1957. Greenville in 1955 and then entered. By that time the name Natchez again last year. Organized In 1927 WASHINGTON (DPI) Nick ciated Press final rankings since the first in 1951 shows Greenwood with 57 points, followed by Greenville with 54 and Natchez with 51.

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Hatliesburg. City, Biioxi, McCob and Greenville. Meridian won the title in a playoff with Laurel. Big F.ight was too established change. Corinth, Pascagoula, Natchez and Moss Point entered in and Jackson Murrah and Jack- son Provine in 1955, when the' new schools were opened.

Picayune and Columbia joined in 1956 and Yazoo City in 1959. Meridian leads in champion- ships with six outright and three ties. McComb has five title Jackson Central four and one lie. Hattiesburg and Greenville! three ar.d one tie each, Biioxi The season opens in earnest lhrec Laurel onc and onc next Friday. The conference em- Tu Pascagoula, Brockhaven bership will be unchanged from last year.

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