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Rice 34 Florida 14 TCU 27 Kansas 6 Baylor 53 Houston 13 Oklahoma 27 California 13 Texas 20 LSU 6 Maryland 20 Kentucky 0 Georgia Tech 28 Tulane 0 Miss. State 27 Memphis Stale 7 "A Sam Adams Sports Editor The Journal 'Max Moseley Sports Editor The Advertiser Section 126th YEAR NO. 38 it SUNDAY MORNING, Full Day. Night and Sunday Service The Associated Press iaTech Shows Power In Beating Tulane G-eorg EDITORIAL Page 2 3 And CLASSIFIED Price 15 Cents ru1- i 1940 1954 4. fr Polished, Poised Jackets Skim Over Green Wave This Section IS Past ill I -in 1 1 By MAX MOSELEY Advertiser Sports Editor GRANT FIELD, Atlanta, Sept.

18 'Georgia Tech, the SEC's pre-season king pin, mostly under wraps, drove to a convincing 28 to 0 victory over a green but scrappy Tulane Green Wave here this afternoon before a crowd of 28,000 shirt-sleeved fans. Coach Bobby Dodd threw his offensive power at the Greeiyes a 4rf A mmrnt tm i aw. iM 11 iiiln, 4-' AP Wlroghot Paul Rotenberry (21) and other Tech men mov in for the tackle. At far right is Tulane tsckla Donald Boudreaux (71). GREEN WVVE ROLLS ON Tulane quarterback John Caruso (with ball) gains three yards over right tackle in first quarter of game with Georgia Tech in Atlanta yesterday.

Halfback EVERY LITTLE BIT COUNTS Otis Gilmore, Ar wirPhot. Tulane halfback (with ball) is stopped after a Caruso (11), quarterback, and Bobby Sava (33), short gain by Paul Rotenberry (21) Georgia Tech fullback for Tech; Bill Sennett (80), left end. halfback, in first quarter of the game in At-. Tech found the infiltrating Green Wave backs to lanta yesterday. Others Tor Tulane are John hard to pin down.

Powerful Oklahoma Sooners Clobber California's Golden Bears. 27 To 13 By RUSS NEWLAND BERKELEY, Sept. 18 UP) Sparked by lean Gene Calame, injured split-T quarterback, wha hadn't been expected to play, the University of Oklahoma Sooners trounced the big California Bears, 27-13 today in the nation's TV football game of the week. Calame, whose participation was uncertain until he appeared on the field, masterminded the Big 7 champions for 59 minutes of the contest. The Sooners turned out to be a ball-hawking team of opportunists.

They recovered two Cali College Football Scores SEPTEMBER 19, 1 'at AP Wirephoto Colorado Stomps YoungDrakeTeam In Season Opener BOULDER, Sept. 18 Colorado's thundering herd of Buffaloes stampeded over Drake's freshman-dominated football team 61-0 to-day. Carroll Hardy's 75-yard dash with an intercepted pass in the third quarter highlighted a series of long touchdown gallops by. Colorado's talented backs. Seven freshmen were in Drake's starting lineup and six of them played almost the entire game.

Left halfback Frank Bernardi counted the first touchdown on a 35-yard sweep around right end. Drake Colorado 0 0 A 0 0 ..13 14 21 1361 VPI Wilis 30-21 Over N.C. State BLACKSBURG, Sept. 18 UP) Howie Wright, a senior halfback from Dover, touched off an explosive Virginia Tech attack here today to lead the Gobblers to a 30-21 victory over North Carolina State before 9,000 shirt-sleeved fans. -Don't Miss- 1 Maryland-Kentucky 11-B Texas LSU 12-B Miss.

State-Memphis State Baseball 14-B Fight Pictures 14-B Local Sports 13-B Columnists 11-B, Adams, 11-B, Moseley, 12-B. AS) swa Am 3 I it fib Vv s- via nnr at 'kkBstsaste In Scrimmage scrimmage in Notre Dame Stadium. Gene Kapishh, second string right end, suffered a twisted knee in the drill. fornia fumbles and turned them i into touchdowns, providing the winning margin. Oklahoma scored in the second quarter on a 33-yard thrust and was never headed thereafter.

A crowd of some 58,000 and an estimated 50 million television viewers saw the intersectional clash that was close only in the first half. The Oklahomans put on some fireworks for their second touchdown, a 93-yard drive in the third period. It was featured by an 87-yard pass and run play. Later in the period, the Sooners recovered a fumble and drove to the Bear one. Buddy Leake went over on the first play of the fourth quarter.

It was a 25-yard drive in all. Oklahoma counted again in the fourth with a 46-yard march. California went 39 yards in the second period after the first Sooner touchdown, recovering an Oklahoma fumble to start it. The Bears went 85 yards in the" fourth period for the other score, with quarterback Paul Larson befuddling the visitors on short passes. The Sooners relied largely on ground thrusts but their most spectacular play was 'the long pass from Leake to Max Boydston.

He snagged the ball about midfield and went all the way. That one play broke California's back. Oklahoma 0 7 7 1327 California 0 6 0 713 Oklahoma scoring: Touchdowns, Calame, Boydston, Leake, Hern-don. Conversions, Leake 3. California scoring: Touchdowns, Larson, Hanifan.

Conversion, for about two quarters during the 60-minute tussle, then proceeded to do a bit of experimenting the rest of the way. Flashing that old finesse and poise of a true champion, the Jackets looked great scoring two touchdowns in the first quarter to lead 14 to 0 at the half. Then they scored once each in the third and fourth quarters. Jackets Drive The Jackets drove for touch downs on drives of 50, 67, 69 and 32 yards, and they made these Montgomery's own, and La-Bier-trained, Jim Wilson, former all-State center, now playing- first string center for the Greenles was singled out as one the outstanding players on the field. Wilson played beads op ball throughout and was the workhorse on defense smearing a umber of Tech plays that came Us way.

A brilliant defensive itar, Wilson was equally as good an offense ia this hard-Fought game. scores on a total of IS plays. Two sophomores, Paul Roten-berry and Jimmy Thompson, were responsible for the first two eix-pointers. Rotenbery scampered 48 yards for the initial TD, then Thompson set up the second score with a brilliant 56-yard sprint to the five, where George Humphreys carried across for the tally. Bill Brigman heaved a 23-yard pass to senior flankman Bill Sennett and the big boy scored standing up.

Senior Johnny Hunsinger circled right end nine yards for the fourth Tech tally. Show Neat Passers Georgia Tech displayed plenty e-f speed with their running game and also showed three neat passers in Bill Brigman, Wade Mitchell and Toppy Vann. The trio completed 12 of 25 tosses for 139 yards. Dodd used a total of 42 players in the game and despite the score the Georgia Tech mentor said 'Tech's offense and defense was ragged. They may have been ragged most of the time but several of those plays that went for trood yardage had some brilliant blocking.

A sophomore Toppy Vann from Chattanooga who 'joined the Tech squad too late to get his name in the program-flashed as a quarterback late in the game. He completed five ot five tosses and ran twice for 17 yards. Greenles Need Punch Tulane's green Greenies showed occasional brilliance but they did-not have any punch and lack experience in the clutches. They fumbled nine times and lost seven of these, five times when they mght have continued for scores. The Greenies showed some neat backs in Bobby Saia, junior full- Tutane a.

Tech Tint Downs 12 atusnine Yardage 1S 1 Patstne Yardaae 32 139 Piuh Attempt 10 11 Passes Completed 4 12 Pass Interested ky 1 1 Hinte Puntina Averaae 2C3 3S.7 FumMti Last 7 Yards Penalized 3S 35 back; John Caruso, a sophomore quarterback who may blossom into a good first stringer shortly; jun ior quarterback Earl Hubley and senior Jim Partridge from Mo bile. Saia gained 61 yards and was the day's second best ground gainer. Tech's Rotenberry had 65 yards in five runs. Georgia Tech gave every indication that the pre-season dopsters may be right in the prediction that uie Jackets will win the SEC title. lech was impressive in i first SEC win, the only SEC battle of the day in the South.

Georgia Tech lost no time in scoring a touchdown in the first quarter. The second time the Jack ets got the ball they powerhoused for a score. They moved 50 yards ior tae first tally. Scores in Twa Plays After John Caruso, Tulane sophomore quarterback, kicked out of bounds at midfield, Tech scored in two plays. Billy Teas got two yards on a slider, then Rotenberry uncorked his dazzling 48-poiat TD dance.

The Techsters gave the Virginia sophomore some brilliant blocking on the spine-tingling dash. Fumbles, which kept Tulane in trouble the entire first half, played a Dig part in the two Tech scores and they" knocked three Tulane drives in the head. Tech's second six-pointer was served up to the 29,000 fans exactly six plays after the first score. Foilowing the kickoff, the Wave's Caruso kicked a short spiral to Tech's Teas who got back to the Tech 33. Volkert got five yards, then Jimmy Thompson, the Bessemer, sophomore, raced through left guard, broke to the outside and raced 56 yards to the five where he was caught and knocked out of bounds by Jim Partridge.

Senior fullback George Humphreys hammered across for the TD. Tulane launced three serious scoring drives in the second quarter but. fumbles halted activities each trnie. The Greenies mobilized their biggest threat for a score a few seconds before the second quarter was over. Led by Earl Humbley and Bobby Saia, the Greenies drove 69 yards in 12 plays but were stopped when Hubley fumbled and Webster recovered from Tech on the 13.

Champions Warm Up One of Tech's strongest offensive weapons of the 1954 Cham-Brigman-to-Bill Sennett pass and this combination warmed up in championship style in the third quarter. Brigman threw two tosses to Sennett, both complete for 45 and 24 yards and they came in succession as Tech moved the 69 yards for a TD in four plays. Tech got another break when Wade Mitchell intercepted a Hub-ley pass and scampered back 34 yards to the Wave 32. Mitchell then heaved to Hair for 12 to the 19, but here Tech bogged down. The Jackets cranked up thier scoring game again in the fourth.

They traveled 32 yards in eight plays for their fourth TD. Hunsinger raced around right end from the nine for the score. He got some magnificent blocking on INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (LEADERS) GEORGIA TECH Itunnin Runs Yards Av. Rotenberry CS 11 Thompson 1 3 3 Munsingar 3 23 7.7 Tas 19 3.1 Passing Att Com p. Had Int.

Yds. Brigman 10 4 15 Mitchsll 19 4 15 Vann 5 34 TULANE Running Runs Yards Avg. Saia 41 7.7 Caruso 34 4.3 Hubley 11 35 3.2 Partridge 25 4.2 Passing Att. Com p. Had Int.

Yds. Caruso 4 2 1 Wilcox 2 2 13 Hubley 4 0 1 the play. Every man on the right side of the Tech line was knocked down as Hunsinger went across untouched. Vann's boot gave the Jackets a 28-0 lead. Tulane 0 0 0 00 Tech 14 0 7 728 Georgia Tech scoring: Touchdowns, Rotenberry, Humphreys, Sennett, Hunsinger.

Conversions, Grant 2, Mitchell, Vann. GEORGIA TECH Left Ends Sennett, Huff, Webster, Thrash. Left Tackles Christy. Vereen, Wolf, Goodwyn. Left Guards Brooks, Ecker, Wiley.

Dodd. Centers L. Morris, J. Morris, Summer, Carlen. Right Guards Fulcher.

Wil-loch. Miller, Gossage. Right Tackles Shoemaker, Phenix, Daugherty, Anderson. Right Ends Hair, Ellis, Jones, Linginfelter. Quarterbacks Brigman, Mitchell, Vann, Grant.

Left Halfbacks Volkert, Rotenberry, Ruffin. Menger. Right Halfbacks Teas, Thompson, Gookin. Fullbacks Hunsinger, Humphreys, Owen. TULANE Left Ends Duvigneaud, Pitt-man.

Dryden, McCool. Left Tackles Boudreaux, Truax. Left Guards Sardisco, Trox-clair, Schexnayder. Centers Wilson, Senzc, Ma-honey. Right Guards Burnthorne, Miller.

Right Tackles Coates, Zelen-ka. Arnoult Right Ends Bravo, Price, Vickery. Quarterbacks Caruso. Waters, Hubley, Wilcox. Left Halfbacks Partride, Hy-mel, Hof, Borne.

Right Halfbacks Gilmore, Sco-field. Fullbacks Saia, Quillian, ReginellL SOUTH Georgia Tech 28. Tulane 0 Wake Forest 14, George Washington 0 VPI 30, N.C. State 21 Morgan State 33, Ft. Meade 0 Shepard 14, Fairmont W.

Va. State 6 Davidson 19, Virginia Military 0 Texas 20. LSU 6 Maryland 20, Kentucky 0 Mississippi State 28, Memphis State 7 Tampa 31 Mexico City College 26 Georgia 14, Florida State 0 Murray (Ky) State 33, Louis-ville 13 Clemson 33, Presbyterian 0 Richmond 46, Randolph (Macon 0 W. Chester (Pa) 6, E. Carolina 4 Carson-Newman 7, Western Carolina 6 Maryville (Tenn) 26, Hiwassee 6 Emory Henry 20, Concord 20 North Carolina 18, Central State 12 Tyndall AFB 21, Warner Rob-bins 6 FAR WEST Okla.

AM 14, Wyoming 6 Oklahoma 27, California 13 Great Lakes 14 Camp Carson 7 Washington 7, Utah 6 Oregon 41, Idaho 0 Western Colo. State 40, Adams College of Idaho 6, Idaho State 0 Washington 7, Utah 6 SOUTHWEST Baylor 53, Houston 13 Texas AI 20, Texas Lutheran 0 Texas Tech 41, Texas AM 9 Hardin-Simmons 21. Tulsa 14 Rice 34, Florida 14 GAINS FOR GREENIES Tulane quarterback down is Tech fullback George Humphreys (44), John Caruso gains five yards through center in and at right is Tech left guard Allen Ecker yesterday's game against Georgia Tech in (64). Also in on the play is Tulane right end Atlanta. Coming in from behind to drag him Ray Price (80).

Tech won 28-0. UK" L- i IWu aspsaapii MIDWEST Denisoa, Ohio 6, Lake Forest, Iowa State 34, South Dakota Ripon 14, Knox 12 Wabash 14 Valparaiso 6 EvansviUe 30, Depauw 7 Kansas State 20, Colorado A 0 Indiana Central 26 Taylor Bell State 40 Hanover 6 TCU 27 Kansas 6 Alma 26, Anderson 9 St. Olaf 13, Grlnnell 13 (tie) St. Joseph's (Ind) 35, Earlham 7 Minnesota Dnluth 7, Augsburg 6 Dakota Wesleyan 6, Huron (SD)0 Indiana State 40, Eastern Hit- nois 7 CarroU 20, Whitewater 0 Lawrence 20, Monmouth 0 Michigan Normal 19, Hope Col lege 0 Bowling Green (Ohio) 18, Dayton Kent State 26, Waynesburg 0 W. Virginia Tech 26, Findley 0 Cincinnati 21, University of Detroit 13 Milwaukee Stale 14, Beloit 13 EAST Rhode Island 13, Northeastern 7 California, Pa.

State 20, Edinboro, East Morgan State 30, Fort 0 Carleloa 21, Cornell College 6 Bluefield (W.Va) 89, Morris, town 6 Geneva (Pa) Indiana Stl (Pa) A Wireohas i of iwa o. Mb i ry imiBiia i-r-ii 1 ma a iniim-n 1 AP Wirephoto SECOND SCORE FOR TECH Fullback George Humphreys rambles through the center of the Tulane line for Tech's second touchdown in first quarter jf yesterday's game. Humphreys scored from the five. The touchdown was set up by a 56-yard run by halfback Jimray Thompson. Other players unidentified.

Tech won 28-0. Irish Varsity Route Subs SOUTH BEND, Sept 18 Notre Dame's first stringers scored nine touchdowns today against a squad made up of fourth and fifth stringers in a game ELUSIVE SOONER SLIPS AWAY FOR 11 YARDS Gene Calame, University of Oklahoma's standout quarterback, eases by one tackier as he makes 11 yards in the first period play of the Oklahoma-California game at Berkeley, yesterday. Bringing up the rear is Oklahoma's Cecil Morris (74), guard..