Daily World from Opelousas, Louisiana • Page 5

DAILY mm WORLD Page 5 Opelousas, Louisiana Sunday. October 5, 1317 Georgia Upsets LStPs Hopes; TTT ft 1 A Yanks Take Dodgers, One Ahead Dominates Game, wins oo-iv 4 Athens, Ga Oct. 4 (IT)- A ferociously fighting Georgia team rolled to five touchdowns today on the magic arm of tall Johnny Rauch to rout Louisiana State 35 to 19 in a major upset WIB18, before 45.000 screa ning fans. Kxcopt for st six minutes New York, Oct. 4 (UP- Rookie Frank (Spec Shea, the cocky Yankee aerial in the flat and raced untouched 20 yards to the end zone.

LSU's other touchdown cam. from Connecticut, fired a flaming four-hitter past the Brooklyn Dodgers today and rolled to 'his second World Series 2 to 1, on a home run by oh a 52-yard drive featured bythe powerful plunging of Zollic Toth Joltin Joe DiMaggio. and. Bill Schroll. Tittle finally went on a quarterback sneak from But it wasn't too eay for the hefty," 25-year-old righthander who gave the New York Yankees the fifth game of the classic and the one.

i i Georgia Tech Smothers Tulane 20-0 New Orleans, Oct. 4 (UP) Georgia Tech combined "a hard Tuning- gTound attack with a touchdown-geared pass offense in the first two periods to smother Tulane, 20 to O. here today before a crowd of 45.000 saw Geor when LSU scored twice on breaks and for a brief time in the third period when the Tigers put on their -only long sustained march for a third touchdown, it was a scrapping Georgia Bulldog which dominated the play all the way. -The hefty Georgia line ripped -LSlTs forwards apart time and again permitting Bulldog backs to scamper for long gains la startling reversal of pre-game dope. But it was Rauch's great pitch ing to Dan Edwards, Weyman gia run for 263 yards and pass for 143 more while the Tigers gained only 24 on the ground and 78 on aerials.

Georgia romped for 19 first downs while LSU made nine. rut them out in front once again, Otree games to two. Shea breezed for five full innings. And then sud en ly the battling Bro ok-Iyns, who yesterday -pulled one cut of the fire Pos "''Georgia Tech LE Griffin LT Slaten UJ3' "Pope Sellers, John Donaldson and Floyd Reid which broke the hearts of an LSU team which had hopes of The lineup: Tulane Wasieleski Franz Holm Kottemann Doyle Villars Heider Ellender Fortier Prats McCain crowd of 50,000. Tulane's line, which outweighed Georgia Tech's, forward wall three pounds to the man, could not stop the charging of Big Frank Ziegler "and the end sweeps of George Mathews and Alien "Dinkey" Bowes.

The carefully-planned Tulane pass defense which botUed up Alabama's Harry Gilmer here, last Saturday failed against the' accurate throwing of Tech's Jim Still who tossed two. touchdown passes in the second period. an undefeated season. ft LSU had opened the game with quick The first RG RT RE QB LH RH FB Hook Healy Davis 'Brodnax Southard Mathews Bowen Ziegler Georgia Pos LSU Sellers LE McLeod Bush '1 LT Short St. John LG Fotl Chandler Claurich B.

Reid RG Worley George RT Hear Edwards RE Wimberly Rauch QB Tittle Brunson LH Gray Donaldson RH Sandifer Bodlne' FB Schroll Score by Periods: Georgia 0 14 0 2135 LSU 14 0 7 019 came A. Tittle passed 10 yards to Abn'ejp' Wimberly who ran xive yaras uifo ue ena cone. LSU had obtained the ball deep In Georgia territory to set up the Score by periods: Georgia Tech 7 13 0 020 Georgia Tech 7 13 0 020 Tutaae 0 0 0 Summary: Touchdowns: Ziegler, R. Jordan, Brodnax. Points after touchdown: A.

Bowen 2. score when Brunson fumbled and Ed Claunch, big Tiger tackle, pounced the ball. -ig sV Immediately after that Jirpt touchdown LSU secure again when Wimberly Intercepted a Rauch Touchdowns Wimberly 2. Reld 2, Edwards 2, Brunson. Points after touchdown Tittle, Gerl 5.

with two out in Jo KMnn Abe ninth, were threatening to do it once more. Through the sixth and the seventh they were on him and then in the ninth inning Bruce Fdwards, the first man up, blasted out a single. Two went down then pinch-runner Vic Lombard i had moved to second on a rifice. Up came Cookie Lavagetto, the little man who almost wasn't here this season but who delivered the double for Brooklyn's victory in yesterday'? game. .7 Yesterday a hero4 totfay a bum.

The mighty Cookie went down on strikes and Shea was9 In. Thus Spec, the confident chuck-er with the sweeping curve and the sizzling slider, again squared his account with the Yankees. Inthe spring of 1946 the Yankees Sad his appendectomy bill Cid'loday he gave them 34,378 i ol v.V" I rnuduA disconsolate Dodger fans, i It was a Dodger crowd, roaring and raucous, which saw him outlast four Dodger tossers andj.pin the defeat on Hex Barney, the Omaha Express. Barney, the Dodger starter and wildest pitcher in series" hustury "with nine walks in four and two-third gave up the two 'runs which -sent the battling Bums to defeat. After him came Joe Hatten, Hank Behrman and Hugh Casey.

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