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ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA-PINEVILLE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1962 Ccts Edgo Jax 8-7 PAGE TWELVE Sophomore Corley Eases Loss of Seniors yards for the score. Most important though, was his run for the two-pointer which brought the Cats their victory. Corley did again Saturday night in La. College's close 8-7 victory Jacksonville State College of Alabama. After a frustrating three quarters in which the Cats found themselves on the short end of a 7-0 score, the Cats came to life in the fourth quarter as Corley provided the spark.

Corley, who in the last half of play out-rushed all other backs, ignited and sparked a 45-yard touchdown drive, capping it, himself, by blasting the final two By Tom Led Tewn Talk Sports Writer Though there are 13 seniors on this year's Louisiana College foot ball team, there's one sophomore who is partially the cause of a predicted rosy future for Coach Frank Young. The Cats now own a 44-1 record, and at least two of those victories came directly from this soph fullback's effort Just as he did several weeks ago in leading the Cats to victory over USL, Pineville's David Demons, Southeast Play for Title 'jF) Ts- jr" 134 over Louisiana Tech. In addition to the SLC-NSC game, McNeese will be at USL in their traditional finale Saturday, Northeast goes to Cleveland, to meet Delta State while Tech plays powerful Southern Mississippi at Hattiesburg. SLC stuck mostly to the ground Saturday as it ran up a 21-0 lead on McNeese before the Cowboys retaliated with two last period touchdowns. Barry Nunez plunged for two touchdowns for ninth-ranked SLC and Dick Cothern flipped 4 yards to Jerry Joe Dunaway for the third.

Darrell Lester's 5-yard dash and Tommy Thompson's 2-yard scamper gave the Cowboys their two TD's. NSC, the pre-season GSC favorite, pounded out 347 yards along the ground and held USL to 52 rushing in their game at Natchitoches. Kenny Thompson, (Town Talk Staff Photoi) HEAD-ON Arlan Carter, Jacksonville State's Little All-American halfback, is met head on by La hard-nosed halfback, Billy Baucum, in Cats' final home game of season. Carter scored a touchdown, but LC's David Corley did better as Cats won 8-7. Thirteen LC seniors played final game at Alumni Stadium.

ZEKE ZIPS Frank "Zeke" Zametto, Louisiana College halfback, slips away from an unidentified Jacksonville State player for a gain in game Saturday night. The Cats, playing their final home game, took a thriller, 8-7. In background are Bobby Joe Johnson of Jax State (60) and Dick Husband (78) of La. College. FOOTBALL Former Rivals Click as Mates To End Chicago's Lose String By United Press International Walt Bellamy and Terry Dischinger, a pair of former Big Ten Conference rivals, clicked as teammates Sunday night to halt a six- By Carl P.

Leubsdorf Associated Prtss Sports Writer And then there were two. That about tells the story of the next-to-last weekend in the Gulf States Conference football race as the traffic jam at the top cleared and Southeastern Louisiana and Northwestern State emerged as the two contenders for the 6SC title. The two leaders, each with 5-1 GSC records, clash Saturday night at Natchitoches for the title, won last year by McNeese. McNeese got its own prize Saturday an invitation to meet Howard College of Birmingham in the 1962 Golden Isles Bowl at Brunswick, Ga. The game is set for Nov.

30. In Saturday's GSC action, SLC held off McNeese's last quarter barrage, 21-15; NSC blanked hot-and-cold Southwestern, 20-0 and Northeast closed its GSC season with its first conference victory, Oak Hill Romps Over Evans Five Oak Hill keeps adding to its victory string, already owning a 11-2 basketball record. The Oak Hill quint had little trouble adding the latest, a 73-38 Saturday night homecoming victory over Evans. Ed Townley led the victory with a 27-point spree and Floyd Mc-Farland chipped in 21 points. In addition, Townley came up with 38 rebounds.

Marvin Smith was the high scorer for Evans, netting 13. Oak Bin It, Emu SS Oak HU1 22 87 58 13 Evans 10 IS ST 38 OAK HILL (73) C. Johnson Beassle 1, Hilton, Townley 27, A. Johnson, McFarland SI, Corley 2, Lewli, Crawford 14, Nash 5, Harper. EVANS (38) Craft 7, Smith 13.

KUUen Preultt 4. Jean JarreU 8. PILOTS FARM CLUB BOSTON (UPI) Mel ParnelL former Red Sox pitching ace, Sunday was named manager of Boston's Seattle farm dub in the Pacific Coast League. Parnell succeeds Johnny Pesky, new manager of the Red Sox. Wildlife Group Discusses Deei The Rapides Parish Wildlife As-meeting at Bolton Avenue Community Center, tonight to a discussion of deer hunting.

John Newsome, wildlife research unit coordinator of the School of Forestry and Game Management, LSU, will be the principal speaker. Louis Brunette of Tioga will assist in the discussion. The latest information on the relative merits of dog hunting vs. still hunting will be presented. game Chicago Zephyr losing streak.

Bellamy (Indiana) and Dischinger (Purdue) combined for 55 SCORES Dennis 30 Oberlin 0 Miami Ohio 42 Dayton 20 Wisconsin 37 Northwestern 6 Illinois Wesleyan 30 North Park 0 North Dakota 31 South Dakota 0 Oklahoma 41 Iowa St. 0 John Carroll 12 Thiel 0 Valparaiso 21 DePauw 7 Case Tech 18 Wayne St. 7 Nebraska 40 Kansas 16 Carroll (Wis.) 45 Northland 13 Carthage 35 Augustana 27 Mllikin 20 Lake Forest 7 W. 111. 34 111.

St. Normal 21 N. 111. 50 Lacrosse Wis. St.

7 Coe 39 Beloit 0 Anderson 19 Hiram 13 Wheaton 37 N. Cen. Illinois 13 Ohio State 10 Indiana 7 Michigan 14 Illinois 10 Minnesota 10 Iowa 0 Purdue 17 Michigan State 9 Omaha U. 35 Pittsburgh St. 0 Ball State 42 Bradley 22 Marshall 13 Xavier (Ohio) 6 Bowling Green 7 Ohio U.

6 W. Mich. 28 Brigham Young 20 Earlham 24 Indiana Central 0 Butler 41 Evansville 0 Lincoln Mo. 16 Tennessee St. 16 Ft.

Campbell 14 S. Illinois 7 Anderson 19 Defiance 13 Washington U. 38 Rochester 30 Hamline 6 Westmar 0 St. Norbert's 34 Whitewater 14 Missouri 57 Colorado 0 Drake 40 N. Dakota St.

6 SE. Mo. St. 40 NW. Mo.

St. 14 Toledo 13 Temple 0 Fort Hays St. 33 Washburn 14 Otterbein 21 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Southwest Arkansas 28 Rice 14 Texas 12 SMU 7 Texas 27 Baylor 12 N. Mexico 21 Colorado St. 8 GENERAL with JET at The gives you and peace I during Although the Cats' offense sputtered badly before the onrushes of Jacksonville's rock-ribbed defense, their second half effort more than bettered Jack sonville's offense.

Corley manned the throttle, piling up 74 yards, 73 of which came in the last two quarters, as the Cats rushed for 158 yards and picked up another 54 on four pass completions. In comparison, Jacksonville netted 129 yards on the ground and added 35 through tbe air. La. College's fourth-quarter TD drive resulted from an offensive outburst which had its beginnings in the third quarter. After Jacksonville scored with slightly better than seven minutes left in the third period, the Cats took the kickoft and marched to the distant 20 before losing on fumble when Corley bursted through for an 11-yard gain to the nine.

Jacksonville recovered and ran two plays before kicking to Trout-man who made a fair catch on the 45. It took the Cats 10 plays to score, the big ones on the drive being a 12-yard pass from Trout-man to end Marvin Holland that carried to the 28 and freshman Jerry Bray's 13-yard sprint that carried to the six. Corley blasted through for four yards to the two, and scored on the next play, with nearly nine minutes left Carries Five Times Corley lugged the ball five times on the drive, twice at crucial times. Needing a yard on fourth down at the 36, he ripped through for the first down on a two-yard gain. Then, needine four yards at the 2ft he took a nitch out and reeled off a nine-vard eain.

moving the ball to the 19 and setting up Bray 13-yard run. Jacksonville unveiled more tnan one offensive formation, running from single wings, double wings and with a few box formations thrown in. The visitors from Alabama used every one in their book on their 80-yard drive and were aided Dy three Densities. Twice the Cats had Jacksonville stopped only to see the defensive effort go down the drain because of major rules I infractions (15 vara penalties). Jacksonville was also aided by a five-yard penalty that gave it a first down at the 15.

Arland Carter, a third team Lit tle All-American selectee last. year, brought the drive to a climax with a four-yard end sweep. Taking the snaD. he raced to his right and was met by three Cat defenders. The elusive runner spun awav and kept eoing.

crossing in to paydirt for the game's first1 score. Lamar Caldwell kicked the ex tra point. Halfback Billy Baucum carried 11 times and nicked up 33 yards for the Cats. Carter and fullback James Pilkineton each netted 29 yards for the Jacksonville squad. Quarterback Corky one of the 13 seniors, passed six times and completed three for 42 yards.

Troutman passed twice and was accurate on one, the 12-yarder to Holland. Roberts Leads Defense Once more, it was Cleve Roberts who topped the Cats' defense. The 195-pound center who plays linebacker on defense was credited with eight individual tac kles. Joe Dosher and Bobby Smith each had six and Wayne Cave had five. McMurry has won five of nine games, losing Saturday to Abilene Christian by a 14-12 score.

Mc Murry holds wins over Howard Payne, Hardin-Simmons, South west Texas State, Corpus Christi and Tarleton. It has also lost to Youngstown University of i Trinity, and Arlington. Other Cats seniors who played their last home game are Billy Horn, Roberts, Jimmy Newell, Cave, Freddie Schoenrock, Fred' die Marceaux, Al Sandahl, Smith, Frank Zametto, Baucum and Dosher. Levi Barber, the other sen ior, didn't play because of an in jury. Statistics La.

Collet yi. Jacksonville LC JSC First Downs Yarda Rushing Yards Passing Total Offense Passes Attempted Passei Completed Interception! by Fumbles Fumbles Lost Punts Punting Average 10 158 54 212 4 0 3 3 7 33.0 10 129 35 164 11 2 0 1 0 6 39.0 Yards Penalized 50 70 LA. COLLEGE RUSHING Player T. Yds. Art.

Corley Baucum Yates White Bray Horn Zametto Troutman Haynie 14 11 74 33 17 16 14 11 5 2 -10 6.3 3.0 28 18.0 7.0 22 8.0 Totals 4 8-4 JACKSONVILLE BCMHINQ Player T. Yds. Arg. McCoy Pilklngton Carter Howard Gentles Tipton 9 18 6 3 1 43 39 29 29 18 10 8 129 4.3 3.6 18 2.7 3.3 60 S.0 Totals Scora bv ouirteri: Jacksonville 0 0 7 07 La. College 0 0 0 I I First Down Runs: La.

College White (18), Corley (12, Jl) Bray (13). Scoring: La. College Touchdown; Corley (2-yard run). Extra Points! Corley (run). Jacksonville Touchdown! Carter (4-yard run), Extra Point! CaldweU (placement).

Corley took a pitch from quar- terback Phil Troutman and ran wide to the right, heading for the corner flag. He just made it, blasting into the end zone with the all-important winning points. Tbe Cats close out the season Saturday night on the road, visiting HcMurry College of Abilene, Texas. This game will be played at Snyder, Texas. Glenn Talbert and Bobby Parker ran for the three touchdowns.

Halfback Robert Payne's 41-touchdown gallop cemented Northeast's first GSC victory. Joe Thrailkill had scored on a 4-yard run and Pete Vincent converted to put Northeast ahead after Tech took an early lead on Wayne No- land 1-yard plunge. The standings; Conference Pet. Pts OP SLC 3 1 0 .750 84 48 NSC 3 1 0 .750 63 45 McNeese 2 2 0 .500 60 43 USL 2 2 0 .500 37 57 Tech 2 3 0 .400 65 55 Northeast 1 4 0 .200 61 67 All Games Pet. Pts OP SLC 6 1 0 .857 148 74 NSC 6 2 1 .722 190 91 McNeese 4 2 1 .643 138 67 Tech 4 3 0 .571 107 95 USL 4 4 1 .500 116 124 Northeast 2 5 0 .286 75 Eastern Division Syracuse 6 1 Boston 8 2 Cincinnati 5 5 New York 3 10 .857 .800 .500 .231 .700 .667 .538 .273 .100 105 Western Division San Francicso 7 St.

Louis 8 Los Angeles 7 Chicago 3 Detroit 1 Sunday's Results Chicago 109 Los Angeles (overtime) Boston 117 New York 98 St. Louis 117 Detroit 100 (Only games scheduled) Attorney General To Mediate Talks NEW YORK (UPD-Officials of the nation's two governing amateur sports bodies will meet again today with Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy in an effort to end their feud and concentrate on a united effort for the 1964 Olympics.

Kennedy will sit in as unofficial mediator during the conference between representatives of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) at the Olympic House starting at 11 a EST. The attorney general called the same groups together in Wash ington last month because the government felt that continued strife between the NCAA and the AAU would ruin the U.S. Olym pic movement for the 1964 games in Tokyo. During the Washington confer' ence, which lasted two days, Ken nedy suggested that the NCAA and the AAU invoke a truce in their battle for the control of this nation's amateur sports at least until the end of the 1964 Olym Dies. When reports of the "secret" Washington conference were re vealed exclusively by United Press International last week, representatives of both bodies in dicated they would accept the government-proposed truce.

Joey Archer Wins TV Middle Fight NEW Y0R K(UPI)-Irish Joey Archer, New York middleweight, today was assigned Jan. 5 as the date for another Madison Square Garden television fight because of his lopsided victory over Nick Leahy of Ireland at the Garden Saturday night. Matchmaker Teddy Brenner said, "I'll try to match Joey with Paul Pender, Terry Downes of England or Denny Moyer." Archer, weighing 159 to Leahy's 155, floored Leahy three times. Leahy, who hit the deck once in the sixth round and twice in the seventh, rallied magnificently in the ninth and 10th with a head' long attack that threatened to fell Archer, the 13-5 favorite. WINS INAUGURAL TAMPA, Fla.

(UPI) Richard Petty of Mondelman, N.C., won the first annual Tampa Grand National stock car race Sunday at the Golden Gate Speedway when he drove his 1962 Plymouth over the 200-lap, 66-mile course in 70 minutes, 65.93 seconds. Lamar Tech 28 E. Texas St. 6 Houston 35 Tulsa 31 E. New Mex.

54 NW Okla Col Fisk 42 Alabama St. 0 Abilene Christian 14 McMurry 13 Arkansas T. 23 Ouachita Bap. 13 N.Mex. Highlands 25 Pan 19 Arizona 14 Kansas State 13 Austin College 13 Southern St.

0 Arlington St. 7 Hardin Simmons 6 N. Texas St. 20 W. Texas St.lS Henderson St.

6 Harding 0 Arizona St. Tempe 35 Utah 7 West Adams St. 3 Colorado Mines 0 Washington 27 California 0 Col. of Idaho 23 Pacific U. Ore.

21 Utah St. 20 Wyoming 6 Oregon 28 Washington St. 10 Air Force 17 UCLA 11 Oregon St. 32 Idaho 0 S. California 39 Stanford 14 Montana St.

U. 36 Montana St. 19 Willamette 7 Lewis Clark 7 San Diego M. 41 San Fernando 0 San Diego St. 32 Pacific U.

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Phones HI 3-8195 and 2-2738 Cage Tourneys Bordelonville, Pine Prairie, Pitkin Score (Special to The Town Talk) CHENEYVILLE. La. Borde lonville claimed championship honors in the annual Chenewille Basketball Tournament here this weekend, besting Forest Hill 55-51 in the finale. Landry Armand set the nape for Bordelonville's championship win, nagging 19 points. Mate Garland Desselle added 14.

Perrv Carter of Forest Hill took game honors with 28. Bordelonville advanced bv scor ing a 59-46 win over Lecompte in the semifinals. Forest Hill won over Washington 51-38 in the other semis contest. In the girls division, Cheneyville won 50-44 over Plaucheville as Di-anne Little scored 24 Mints for the winners. Judy Gaspard had 21 for Plaucheville.

Bordelonville 53, Forest Hill 51 Bordelonville 17 31 41 58 Forest Hill 10 21 38 51 BORDELONVILLE (55) Bordelon 9, E. Desselle 7, Armand 19, G. De-selle 14, Guillory 8. FOREST HILL (51) Poole 8, Whitehead 5, Peninger 1, P. Carter 28, R.

Carter 8. Forest Hill SI, Washington SS Forest Hill 12 21 34 51 Washington 8 12 25 38 FOREST HILL (31) Poole 19, Whitehead 5, P. Carter 7. R. Carter 16, Purkey 4.

WASHINGTON (38) Arnaud 13, Dupre 8, Solleau 3, Buller 8, De-villier 6. Bordelonville 89, Leeompte 46 Bordelonville 17 31 48 59 Lecompte 9 19 27 46 BORDELONVILLE (59) Bordelon 12, E. Desselle 10, Armand 16, G. Desselle 18, Guillory 3. LECOMPTE (46) Bergstrom 9, Jones 5, Hickman 10, Hoyt 4, San ders 2, Spears 16.

AT PITKIN PITKIN, La. There is definite ly a new power in Cenla basketball circles this season Pitkin. Pitkin is now riding the vest of a 13-game victory streak, with its latest triumph being the most im portant. Pitkin won first place in its own tourney over the weekend by whipping defending state Class champion Colfax 60-45. Jehu Creed led the victory with a 33-point spree, while mate Larry Perkins added 13 points.

Pitkin made its way to the fi nals by beating Hornbeck 86-33 in the semis and Colfax advanced with a 48-31 win over Hicks. Buddy Tumminello led Colfax's scoring with 17 points, followed by Max Futrell with 16. In girls' play, Pitkin claimed the title by turning back Hicks 38-34. Winnievere Thompson was the high scorer for the winners with 25 points, while Hicks' Monk had 12. Pitkin 80, Colfax 46 Pitkin 10 27 45 60 Colfax 7 24 34 45 PITKIN (60) Creed 33, L.

Perkins 13, W. Perkins 8, Rivers 4, A. James 2, Jackson. COLFAX (45) Futrell 18, Tumminello 17, Vollm 6, Fletcher 6, Sparrow. AT MAMOU MAMOU, La.

Pine Prairie's once-beaten basketball powerhouse added the Mamou Tournament title to its record over the weekend. Pine Prairie downed Vidrine 60-41 in the finals, for its sixth victory, after eliminating Leon-ville 43-31 in the first round. Vidrine reached the finals with a 47-34 conquest of Chataignler. Pine Prairie's girls team also triumphed, beating Vidrine 41-23 in the finals, and Bayou Chicot 45-21 in the first game. David Johnson, with 22 points, sparked the boys champs in the finals.

Sherwin Veillon and Mar-ley Dupre scored 11 and 10 points respectively in the first game. Jean Fontenot led the girls, scor Dual-Tread Nygen General JET-AIR HIGH SCHOOL By United Press International Jesuit 7 Holy Cross 6 St. Aloysius 13 Redemptorist 0 Lincoln 20 Booker T. Washington 0 St. Augustine 21 Xavier 14 COLLEGE East S.

Connecticut St. 49 Ithaca 28 Boston U. 13 Connecticut 7 Dartmouth 42 Columbia 0 Harvard 20 Princeton 0 Pennsylvania 15 Yale 12 Penn State 34 West Virginia 6 Northeastern 9 Tufts 6 Cornell 28 Brown 26 Syracuse 34 Navy 6 Westminster 13 Carnegie Tech 7 Boston College 42 Texas Tech 13 Middlebury 14 Vermont 6 Holy Cross 20 VMI 14 Oklahoma State 12 Army 7 Maine 27 Bowdoin 2 Massachusetts 19 Villanova 18 Penn Military 19 Swarthmore 7 Wagner 26 Hamilton 8 W. Maryland 8 Drexel tech 0 Delaware 23 Rutgers 6 Juniata 33 Albright 20 Moravian 3 C.W. Post.

0 Trinity (Conn.) 25 Amherst 23 Colby 16 Bates 12 Hofstra 20 Rhode Island 8 California Pa. St. 26 Edinboro 6 Bucknell 32 Colgate 14 Slippery Rock 21 Clarion St. 3 Williams 20 Wesleyan 7 Susquehanna 46 Union (N.Y.) 9 Kutztown 19 Mansfield 13 Dickinson 14 Johns Hopkins 0 Delaware St. 34 St.

Paul 14 Kings (Pa.) 28 St. Vincent's 12 New Hampshire 7 Springfield 0 Del. Valley 10 Millersville 0 Lafayette 10 Waynesburg 0 Upsala 21 Alfred 0 Buffalo U. 44 Gettysburg 0 Bridgeport 15 American Inter. 14 Coast Guard 16 Cen.

Conn. 14 E.Stroudsburg 19 Bloomsburg 12 South North Carolina 11 Virginia 7 VPI 37 Wake Forest 8 Duke 10 Maryland 7 10 George Washington 6 Clemson 44 Furman 3 S. Carolina 17 N. Carolina St. Bethany W.

Va. 19 Western Res 0 Richmond 28 Davidson 20 N. Carolina 32 Virginia St. 8 Wash-Lee 8 U. of South 0 Georgia Teech 14 Florida St.

14 Florida 23 Georgia 15 Kentucky 7 Vanderbilt 0 Tennessee 28 Tulane 16 Memphis St. 60 Citadel 13 21 Allegheny 12 Mississippi 52 Chattanooga 7 Alabama 36 Miami (Fla.) 3 Auburn 9 Mississippi St. 3 Virginia U. 26 N. Car.

College 13 Tennessee Tech 20 Arkansas St. 12 Grambling 20 Arkansas 20 NW. Lou. College 20 SW Lou. 0 SE.

Lou. Col. 21 McNeese St. 15 Southern U. 24 Wiley 0 Tuskegee 10 Hampton 0 Dillard 12 Alabama 8 Bethune-Cookman 74 Claflin 0 Winston Salem 24 Fayetteville 12 Clark 20 Savannah St.

0 Louisville 29 Kent St. 8 Louisiana St. 5 Texas Christian 0 E. Tenn. St.

20 Mid. Term. St. 14 Florida 67 Allen 0 S. Mississippi 33 Trinity Tex.

6 Benedict 30 Livingstone 8 Lou. College 8 Jacksonville St. 7 Howard 34 Wofford 28 N. Lou St. 13 Lou.

Tech 6 Lenoir-Rhyne 27 Elon 0 Midwest Notre Dame 43 Pittsburgh 22 ing 30 points against Bayou Chi cot and 18 against Vidrine. Martha Dossman paced Chicot with 11 points. Vidrine beat Mamou in the first round. Pine Prairie 80, Vidrine 41 Pine Prairie 13 28 48 60 Vidrine 8 13 30 41 PINE PRAIRIE 180) D. Johnson 22, Campbell IB, Dupre 8, Veillon 6, Fontenot 4, L.

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points to surprise the Los Angeles Lakers, 109-105, in overtime at Los Angeles. In a doubleheader at St. Louis the Boston Celtics defeated the New York Knickerbockers, 117-98, and the host Hawks topped the Detroit Pistons, 117-100. Bellamy, who scored 25 points in the game, netted the key basket with 36 seconds remaining in overtime to break a 104-all time. Dischinger was the club's high man with 30 points.

Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles led all scorers with 42 points. Six Celtics hit in double figures to hand the Knicks their 10th loss of the season. Tommy Heinsohn was Boston's top point man with 23 and Gene Shue led New York with 24. Cliff Hagan, held to two points in the first half, collected 27 after intermision to pace St Louis. Ray Scott was Detroit's best shooter with 19 points.

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