The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 13

SPORTS MARKETS MOVIES fje iH0it00iiwr 9neriteer Journal Montgomery, Sunday, Oct. 3, 1965 2 tK 4 "it .1 1 V- 4 AY If 5 "VVP .4 -Slall Phnln By Rnblnnna Auburn's Tom Bryan (19) Survives Kentucky's Human Mass, Shoves One Yard For Auburn's First Touchdown To Start Plainsmen On Their Way To 23-18 Upset Victory wmmmmm Star erserk Bama '4 The In Greatest GEORGIA, FLORIDA PULL BIG UPSETS; SMU TIES PURDUE -See Paie 2B Show ictor At Wire! I I Tiscr Misht Deals 'Tuckv Sloan Saves Tide, 17-16, Wrecks Rebs 5 i in 23-13 Loss If VV vU By JACK DOANE Advertiser Sports Editor PT.TFF TTARF. STATJTTIM 1 if v' 1 f' 4 1 'f Ml AUBURN -Tom Bryan I'roaucuons enactca tne Greatest show on earth here Saturday, and Auburn climbed its highest mountain, reaching a height 2 By SAM ADAMS Journal Sports Editor LEGION FIELD, BirminghamSteve Sloan and David Ray ran, passed and kicked Alabama to a 17-16 victory over Mississippi here Saturday night in true story book fashion. Trailing 16-7 with less than 14 minutes remaining in the game, Alabama kept 68,000 spectators on a rally that produced victory in the last two never dared to be dreamed. Rrvan.

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Auburn m- wm hlnrl IhP wilH-P8118 mm cats from thet 1 minute of of. OT fc. m. i ranks thp un- i defeated 23-18. Maff I'hotn Rr llohlnxnn DOANE Ralph r-dan's fanatics FREDDIE HYATT APPARENTLY MAKES GRAB But Pass Incomplete As Davis, Beadles Defend of the Plain, previously counted out by most in the Southeastern Auburn heaped hero on hero i uwierence uerny, grew 10 risv in riiff Ham turity in manful fashion and 'hut none stood taller at the end manhandled the nation sixth Ur JlTrbataqcT scored the ADAMS game winning touchdown on a five-yard end sweep and David Ray kicked the decisive extra point.

Ole Miss moved to an early 3-0 lead on Jimmy Keycs' 34-yard field goal and added a STATISTICS Minn. Alabama Kirst downs 17 Rustlim yardjisc 157 121 Passing yardage 105 127 Passes M3 12-18 Passes intercepted by 1 0 Punt 4-40 H0 Fumble Inst 2 0 Yards penalized 23 STATISTICS ranked team to the point that no amount of sorcery by the Kfnliitky Auburn first downs 15 1' brilliant morion couia make -AP) 150 141 8-17 2 5 39 1 105 90 9 20 1 5-43 0 45 MISSISSIPPI'S MIKE DENNIS HAS PLENTY OF HELP, GOES FOR FIRST HALF GAIN Quarterback Jimmy Heidel (19) Leads Interference On Run Around Alabama Line a deficit Auburn had imposed on the Wildcats in the first 40 Passes- interrupted by minutes of play. Yards penalized SEC Alabama 17 Miss. lf Auburn 23 Kentucky 13 than Bryan, who led Auburn's; Georgia 15 Michigan 7 rushers with 52 yards and Wake Forest 7 Vanderbilt 0 passed for 141 more on eight, Florida 14 LSU 7 Dodgers Wrap Up NL Pennant completions in 17 attempts. I4 Four-Hitter By Koufax Nips Braves In Decider LOS ANGELES (AP) Los Angeles clinched the National League pennant in typical Dodger fashion Saturday, defeating Milwaukee 3-1 behind the four-hit pitching of Sandy Koufax and a two-run, fifth-inning rally built on one hit.

second quarter touchdown on an eight-yard pass from Jimmy Heidcl to fullback Don Street. Sloan lit up the Alabama side of the scoreboard late in the second quarter, slashing five yards for the score. Ad Ole Miss went out for intermission with a 9-7 lead. Heidel scored Mississippi's second touchdown in the third quarter from one yard to climax a 22-yard drive. Ray's 37-yard field goal, coming with 9:16 showing on the clock, climaxed a 67-yard drive and set off Alabama's surge to victory.

Although badly outweighed, Miss. St. 48 Tampa 7 Tulane 24 Miami (Fla.) 16 SOUTH Georgia Tech 38 Clcmson 6 Syracuse 24 Maryland 7 Virginia 21 N. Carolina 17 Va. Military 9 William Mary 7 W.

Va. 63 Pittsburgh 43 Fla. State 9 Ravlor 7 S.C. 13 N.C.'st. 7 MIDWEST Michigan St.

22 Illinois 12 Notre Dame 38 N'wcstern 7 Wisconsin Ifi Imva 13 Missouri 17 Minn. 6 Oklahoma St. 17 Tulsa 14 Nebraska 44 Iowa St. 0 Navy 10 Oklahoma 0 Norton, his Wildcats down 17-0 at one point and threatened with a rout, made the final score respectable with three mighty bombs and had Auburn virtually pleading for relief before the day ended. Norton hit Rob Windsor on a 76-yard scoring play, he hit Larry Seiple on a 7fi-yarder, and hit Seiple again on a 44-yard hookup for all three of Kentucky's touchdowns.

Most of the points were scored in a wild third quarter with four touchdowns, two by each team, coming in a space of two minutes and 47 seconds. M6 'MS The victory, their 14th in the last 15 games, climaxed a 17-day comeback that brought the Alabama had an edge in the eight defeats. He went into the game with shutouts in his last five victories but was tagged for a leadoff home run by Gene Oliver in the fourth inning. The brilliant 29-year-old lefthander, who was battered by the Braves only 10 days ago, struck out 13, raising his major league record total to 382 for the season. Oliver's homer offset a run i But Auburn probably won it in Dodgers from 4V4 games behind San Francisco to their third pennant in seven years and their seventh in the last 14.

The Dodgers, who rocketed to the top with a 13-game winning streak that ended Friday night, now face the American League champion Minnesota Twins in EAST first half, even in the first: important statistics. The Tide led in first downs, 11 to yards rushing, 164 to 141, and in yards passing, 127 to 105. I Ik 4 i Quarter, bv smashine an earlv! Arm? 1" Boston College 0 Wildcat drive and marehine 80; Princeton 31 0 Sloan had one of his better yards to score the first time it i LrCLA 24 Penn State 22 games as a passer, completing 12 of 18 for 127 yards, while the world Series starting Wednesday at Minnesota. the Dodgers scored without a hit Weve Bowman and Leslie Kelley shared rushing honors Second-place San Francisco, in the first inning. Jim Gilliam edaed Cincinnati 3-2 parlipr in i walked, stole spcond.

rnntimipd with 49 yards each And Heidel probably proved the dav but Inst all rhanre fnrito third when rafrhpr niivpr hadthe ootba SOUTHWEST 5 4 I Kentucky attacked early, af- Duke 4, R-I If the opening kickoff from; Xcxas Tt 7 ,2 its own 21 to Auburn 24. Rodg- Sou Mcthndlst 14 Purdue ,4 er Bird, contained the rest of Texas Toch Texas MM fi the day by AuWirn's awesome Arkanpas TCU 0 defense, collected 31 of the 5. yards on three runs. The drive FAR WEST ibogged at the 24 and Rich Tuc- Stanford 17 Force ll ici's field goal shot from the 32 Ohio St. 23 21 was wide left.

California 17 Kansas 0 he is the quarterback Ole Miss the pennant when Los Angelesjfired the ball into center field and raced across on Tony Clon- ids ueen looiung lor in two downed the Braves. The Giants previous games. He completed are two games back with only 9 of 13 for 105 yards. one game remaining. The victory left Alabama in Koufax, working for the the running for Southeastern clincher with only two days rest inger's wild pitch.

The Dodgers used similar tactics in the fifth inning, but this time they had the help of one of i i i i -Mr Here came Auburn, showing' Wvomine 19 riznna 0 DODGERS MAUL KOUFAX (32) AFTER PENNANT-CLINCHING WIN Lr nrs, timp nlav Idaho 17 5h nice uue ana posMoiy a iiiMeda oi nis usual two nils in the game plus (See SLOAN, Page 5B) jgaincd his 26th victory against' (See KOUFAX, Page 3B) Dandy Sandy Pitched 3-1 Victory Over Braves To Sew Up Flag 1 (See TIGERS, Page 6B) Oregon 27 Bngham Young 14.