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I. 1MB THE 8T7NDAY NEWS AND TRIBUNE. JEFFERSON CITY. MIS SOUR II Notre Dame Powers USC Navy 21-18 Sub Back Fires Irish to Win Before 56, Kansas Downs Missouri 20-19 By JERRY LISKA SOUTH BEND, Nov. tiny Texan, 160-pound syTVtcGee, fired Notre Dame to a relentless 26 to 6 closing.

triurQph over stubborn Southern California to give absent Irish Coach- FraVik Leahy his first undefeated season since 1941 before a capacity crowd of 56,000 at Notre Dame stadium today. As slashing and explosive as the "coachless" Irish were in piling up their eighth victory against a scorless tie with Army season, they couldn't stTM the inspired Trojans from scoring the first touchdown against Notre Dame's first stringers and making it 13 to 6 ball game until the final period. 'McGee, whose first name Leahy couldn't recall for sports writers in early practices, streaked 11 yards for the 'first Irish score in the second quarter, seconds after he gallopped 50 yards on another break-away, Longview, fireball, a 13-point Irish attack in the final period with an eight- yard payoff jaunt around end. With Leahy at home bed-ridden with a cold and "nervous exhaustion," the Irish ploughed to 26 first downs against Southern California's nine and an amazing 517 yards by rushing against 108. Yet, it took McGee's phantomlike flitting to spark them to I tL'eir brace of six-pointers in the 'nd and fourth period.

second Notre Dame touchdown was fashioned of a 22-yard pass from Reserve Quarter George Ratterman to Substitute I End Leon Hart, while the final score in. the last quarter came i on Second String Halfback Gerry: Cowhig's, 13-yard sprint. Southern California, held be- "Kegeris pushes over the Kansas goal line for Missouri's second touchdown'in the second quarter of the annual Turkey Day classic at Columbia. Kansas, spearheaded by backfield star Ray Evans, defeated the Tigers, 20-19. (NBA TELEPHOTO).

I 50 ploded for a the first half, ex- 45-yard touchdown drive late in the third period Johnny Naumu squirmed from the one-foot stripe. It took a Notre Dame pass interference on a goal-line toss from George Murphy intended for Naumu to set up' the touchdown. North Carolina Rolls Over Virginia 49-14 CHARLOT.TESVILLE, a Ngy 30--(AP)--North, Carolina's TMieels to a 49-14 victory over Virginia's game but highly outclassed. Cavaliers in" Scott Stadium today--and a bid to the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. A near capacity crowd of 22,500 spectators turned out to see Charlie (Choo Choo) Justice, Carolina's great 'freshman tailback, race up and down the field, and they got their money's worth.

The swivel-hipped, lightning- like running demon broke loose first period on a 54-yard that put his playmates a- h'ead, came tiack again in the third quarter to'-dart 45 yards for another score and contributed another touchdown in that same stanza with a 19-yard thurst. Louisiana State to Battle Arkansas for i Cotton Bowl Honors DALLAS, Nov. 30 (AP) -Jimmy Stewart, executive secretary of the Southwest Conference, announced here today that Louisiana State University and the University of Arkansas would meet in the 3otton Bowl here New Years Day. Arkansas, as co-champion of the 'Southwest Conference, is the host team. It entered the Cotton Bowl last week when Rice, tied with Arkansas for first, withdrew any claim it might have had and accepted a bid to the Orange Bowl.

The conference by unanimous vote today granted Rice permission to play in the Miami classic. Louisiana State today accepted the invitation as visiting teams. won nine games and lost one--the lone defeat being to Georgia Tech 26-7. Among its victims Rice which also lost to Arkansas. In fact, it was Arkansas' 7-0 win over Rice that gave the former a tie for the title.

Arkansas, in gaining a share of the Southwest championship --its first title glory in 13 years Sooners Crush Aggies 73-12; Score 10 Times STILLWATER, Nov. 30 (AP)--The University of Okla- a devasting attack that Middies Battle Cadets to Halt In Near Upset Georgia to Meet North Carolina in Sugar Bowl Classic French Champ --won five and lost one. conference In full games season play, the Razorbacks won six tilts, lost three and tied one. Two of their defeats were close. They lost to Mississippi 9-7 and to Tiilsa 14-1.

The most decisive licking handed the Razorbacks was 20-0, by Texas. Crimson Tide Flows Over Miss State 24-7 TUSCALOOSA, Nov. 30 CAP)--Little Harry. Gilmer and teammates 'wrecked- a highly-favored Mississippi State eleven here today 24 to 7, before a home-icoming day crowd of 25,000. The 'Barna eleven, beaten four times previously, was in com- mlFnd throughout the contest, and had a wide margin all the way.

After a scoreless first period, Gilder connected with End Ted Cook for a 44-yard' gain to take the ball to the State 6. An'offside piM-alty nullified a Tide touch- dfll'n, but Sub Quarterback Hugh Morrow kicked a field goal from placement, and Alabama was never headed. LSU Staves.Off Rally To HoldTuiane 41-27 BATON ROUGE, Nov. 30 --(AP)--Louisiana State, while in the running for a bowl bid today, had to stave off a brilliant last-half rally to down a surprising Tulane football team 41 to 27. Forty-five thousand spectators, attracted by the renewal of a bitter state rivalry, either held their breaths or roared for more as Don Fortier, 24-year-old Tulane freshman, threatened to pull the game out of the fire with a skillful- blend of passing and running.

He passed for three touchdowns and scored another on an 18-yard jaunt. The powerful LSU homa, unleashing ground and aerial earned them better than a point a minute, smothered the Oklahoma Aggies 73-12 today. It was just that easy for the Sooners, who scored 10. touchdowns, 10 points after touchcfowns and. a field goal in a run-away that avenged last year's 47-0 defeat at the hands of the Aggies The Aggies, who found at the start their passing attack was no good against the ferocious Sooner line, were stopped cold until the final period when, against last line O.

U. reserves, hey made their three first downs and two touchdowns. The Sooners scored practically every way possible, and the game was chocked full of brilliant runs and passes and a flail dozen backs stood out for the winners. For the first few O. 'U.

elt out the Aggies, cut loose with a 48-yard drive for. the first counter with Charles.Sarratt slicing right end 19 yards to score. Dave Wallace kicked the extra point, the first of nine, he made good during the game. The fiery O. U.

left half also kicked a 16- yard field goal. The scoring was divided be-' tween Joe Golding, who made three taMies, Jim Ownes and Sarratt who made two each, and Jack Mitchell, Laddie Harjp and Bobby Goad who each scorec? once. Sarratt played a stellar offensive game, besides scoring two counters, his passing was brilliant as he Sooners. in scoring position several times with aerials and made one pay. off for a tally.

Mitchell provided the crowd of 18,500 with most thrilling run of the day, taking a reverse from Wallace on a punt return and reversing his field several times to travel 70 yards to a touchdown. The Aggies made their first touchdown on a sparkling 56-yard pass play from Billy Joe Aldridge to Bud Miller with one minute gone in the final period. Aldridge, playing a fine game for the Ag- UCLA Ends Perfect Season With 18-0 Win Over Huskers LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30--(AP) -The Rose Bowl-bound Bruins of UCLA ended a perfect 'grid campaign today--the first in the 29-year history of the Blue. and Gold--with an 18 to triumph over the Cornhuskers of Nebraska before 52,558 fans in Memorial Coliseum.

Scoring two touchdowns in the second quarter and one more in the final period, the Uclans finished the 1946 schedule with 10 straight wins, no ties, and a tota' of 113 points to 72 for their opponents. Thus the slate was clean for UCLA's clash in the Rose Bowl New Year's Day with the. University of Illinois, whose scouts saw little new in the free-wheeling Bruin machine today. Coach Bert Labrucherie used his best speed burners, and the Bruins rolled up yardage by the mouthful against a stubborn Corn- husker squad that never surrendered until the end. Three times the Huskers stopped the Bruins inside ten yard line, once on the one, but they could never mount a sustained drive and crossed the midfield stripe themselves but twice --the farthest to the Bruin 46 yard line.

The Uclans put on three marches that paid off. The first was good for 54 with Quarterback Ernie Case topping it off with a 25 yard pass to Left End Burr Baldwin in the end zone. The second game on a 29- yard thurst, with Fullback Jack Myers going over from the two. A 73 yard parade, with Halfback Al Hoisch going for the final five, concluded the scoring. Case had a bad day converting.

He three tries. The Uclans ran up to 63 yards via the ground arid air, with little Halfback Skip Rowland the day's leading gainer-- By SID FEDER MUNICIPAL A I Philadelphia, Nov. 30 (AP) -Army's careening Cadets wound up their three-year run unbeaten today, but only by the squeaky margin of three extra points 21 to 18 as Navy picked itself off the floor from its worst season in history to battle the mightest gridiron 'machine of a generation to a standstill. The only reason the impossible didn't happen because the "Monster and' his playmate" Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis--set off all their sizzling fireworks in the a and the Middie kicking toes couldn't hit the bulleye. From the start of the second lalf it was Navy's ball game, as the up-to-now meek Middies, mauled and manhandled in seven straight starts up to today, the Cadets the fight of their ives.

It was a slashing, smashing aattle these fiercely fighting future Admirals put up--a fight that saw them dug in on Army's five yard line and still rolling when the clock ran out of time to put an end to what appeared the makings of one of the most amazing upsets this game of moleskin mayhem has ever NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30-(AP)--Georgia's unbeaten, untied Bulldogs will meet North Carolina's Southern Conference champions in the' 13th annual seen. It left the 102,000 spectators hanging on the ropes and gasping as the Middies stopped B. and D. to a slow walk in the final two periods and sailed down-field for two touchdowns on their own.

President a the former artilleryman who is strictly neutral in this brawl every year, sat in his 50-yard line box on the Navy side of the field through the first half and saw the Black Knights of the Hudson pull the customers out of their seats as Davis dashed 13 yards for the first score, Blanchard bulled his way 52 yards for a second and then Davis hit Blanchard with a 27-yard pass in the end zone for a. third to give A a 21-6 edge at the a Jack Ray, the Teaxan with the threat-a-needle toe, booted the point after each one of these in Sugar Bowl football game here on Jan. 1. Officials of the Mid-Winter Spp.rts Association announced the pairings late today after some long-distance telephoning whicR followed Georgia's 35-7 thumping of Georgia Tech and the Carolina Tarheels' 40 to 14 victory over Virginia; The match had been freely predicted as the most likely Sugar Bowl combination if both teams won their games today. The game will feature a duel between two of the country's most spectacular tailbacks--Georgia's Triple-Threat All-America Candidate Charlie Trippi and North Carolina's 160-pound freshman Charlie Justice.

Georgia's Bulldogs, rated No. 3 Behind Army and Notre Dame in ast week's Associated Press poll of college football teams, is the country's only unbeaten, untied college eleven besides UCLA. Some critics have pointed to soft spots in their schedule, but today's manhandling of Georgia Tech's powerful engineers should be proof of excellence. North Carolina's Tarheels are champions of the Southern Conference, with a season's record of eight victories, one tie and one defeat. The only loss was 20-14 to the Tennessee Vols--and this was somewhat discounted by a victory over Wake Forest, which had beaten Tennessee.

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The winner will meet the survivor of the Tony Zale-Rocky Graziano return match for the title. Zale and "The Rock" punch it out again at the Garden, March 15. sparked by Y. A. Tittle and Ray Coats, exploded for three touchdowns in a wild second period to gain the winning a i gies although overlooked in the machine, Oklahoma touchdown barrage, al SMU Defeats TCU 30-13 DALLAS, Nov.

30--(AP) --Southern Methodist's i tangs cashed in on Texas Christian miscues today to trounce the Horned Frogs 30-13 in the Southwest Conference football finale for both teams. Direct ancestors of the "mountain i i Australian streams can be traced back millions of years. Trippi Stars in Tech Defeat by Georgia 35-7 ATHENS, Nov. 30--(AP) Charlie Trippi defeated Georgia Tech today 35-7, with some occasional help from his Georgia teammates and an hour later the Bulldogs voted unanimous acceptance of an invitation to meet North Carolina in the Sugar Bowl game at New Orleans Jan. 1.

Trippi thrilled the capacity crowd of 55,000 with three touchdowns, one on a 66-yard viash after Tech's lone score, and with a touchdown heavy to Johnny Raugh. The victory gave the Bulldogs their first perfect season since 1896 when the famed Pop Warner steered them through four games. 128 yards ball." in 19 runs wifh the The defeat for Nebraska's com- paartively green team sixth of the year. was the 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 6--18 Nebraska UCLA UCLA scoring: Touchdowns-Baldwin, Myers, Hoisch (Rowland). USE FARMER'S READY MIX CONCRETE Farmer's Coal Concrete Co.

Take Care YS so passed to his team's other counter. With two minutes left, he unfurled a pass to Ken Roof that clicked for 40 yards. He set up the touchdown with a 38- yard pass to Bill Brown to the OU 40. Oklahoma 7 24 28 14--73 A 0 0 0 12--12 Oklahoma scoring: Touchdowns, Golding 3. Mitchell, Owens 2, (sub for Goad), Goad, Sarratt 2 (sub for Wallace) Harp (sub for Davies).

Points after touchdown, Wallace 9, (Placekicks), Martin (place kick); Goals from fielG: Wallace. Aggie scoring: Miller (sub for Armstrong) Roof (sub for Sphu- iell). Football Scores 6. Drawing Cards Rice Smothers Baylor 38-6 to Tie Porkers" HOUSTON, Nov. 30-(AP)--The Rice Owls defeated the Baylor Bears 38 to 6' before 20,000 fans here today to become co-champions of the Southwest Conference with the Arkansas Razorbacks.

The victory made i(. five out of six conference games for the Owls, and -cleared the decks for Holy Cross, 13, Boston College Washington State 20, Michigan State 26. USC 6, Notre Dame 26. Army 21, Navy 18. Maryland 7, North Carolina State 28.

Auburn 47, Florida 12. Georgia Tech 7, Georgia 35. Texas Christian 13, Southern Methodist 30. Oklahoma 73, Oklahoma A. and M.

12. Baylor 6, Rice 38. Texas Tech 6," Hardin-Simmons 21. North Carolina 49, Virginia 34. Mississippi State 7, Alabama 24.

Tennessee 7, Vanderbilt 6. Tulane 27, Louisiana State 41. Nebraska 0, UCLA 18. Washington 12, Oregon Stale 21. College of Pacific 19, San Diego State 13.

tallies. The Middies drove 82 yards between Army's first and second touchdowns for one'of their own, that put them behind only 7-6, with the second quarter started. Then they clawed and dug and inched their way 78 yards more in the third period, and finally, capitalizing on a queer quarterbacking by the usually errorless Arnold Tucker late in the third period, they clicked for 35 yards in a hurry for their last marker early in the fourth. In Reaves (Base) Baysinger, tall, slim Syracuse, N. quarterback who never did any signal-calling before the Notre Dame clash three weeks ago, and.Bill Hawkins of Richmond, fresh off the hospital list, they had the scoring punch.

Base scored the first marker on a one-yard sneak through the line, and Hawkins hit the jackpot for the second one, from two yards out. And for the i a one, for which they got. the opportunity when Tucker called for a fourth- down rush well in his own territory and Blanchard failed to make the distance they unfurled Bill Earl, a tiny 160-pound pitcher from Arlington, Va. Bill tossed a short one which Leon Bramlett, the Navy captain from Clarksdale, caught in the end zone. Palmer Keeps Lead In Orlando Open ORLANDO, Nov.

30-(AP)--Johnny Palmer of N. after faltering badly at the start, steadied down on the incoming nine and retained his one- stroke lead in the $10,000 open golf tourney here today. He carded an even par 71 over the Dubsdread Country Club course to put his 4th hole total at 204. Hard at his heels was Claude Harmon of Mamaroneck, N. who turned in a six-under pai- 65 for 205 In third place at 206 was Sam Snead of Hot Springs, and following with 207 were Fred Haas, of New Orleans, Bob Hamilton of Chicago and- Harry Todd of Dallas.

Defending Champion Ben Hogan of Hershey, was far back vith 211. Tomorrow's 18-hole wind-up ooms as a battle royal between Palmer--husky former GI--and he tournament-hardened Harmon. Lineup of Bowl Games NEW YORK, Nov. 30--(AP) -Here's the lineup of the post-season bowl football games: January 1, 1947. Rose Bowl, at Pasadena, Illinois vs'UCLA.

Sugar Bowl, at New Orleans: Georgia vs North Carolina. Orange Bowl, at Miami: Tennessee vs Rice. Cotton Bowl, at Dallas: Arkansas vs Louisiana State. Oil Bowl, at Houston, Georgia Tech vs Opponent to be designated. Cigar Bowl, at Tampa, Delaware vs Rollins.

Alamo Bowl, at San Antonio, Hardin-Simmons vs Denver. Will Rogers Bowl, at Oklahoma City: Pepperdine vs Nebraska Wesley an. Sun Bowl, at El Paso, Neither team selected. I 'Gator Bowl, at Jacksonville, Neither team selected. Raisin Bowl, at- San Jose, San Joe State vs Opponent to be designated.

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Hockey Coach Quits KANSAS CITY, Nov. 30--(AP) --Doc Romnes, coach of Kansas City Plamor hockey team of the United States league, resigned today "because of ill health" and will be succeeded by Reg Hamilton, a regular defense-man for the Cri- Hardin-Simmons Rides To Win Over Texas Tech ABILENE, Nov. 30-(AP) The a i Simmons Cowboys rolled to an impressive 21 to 6 victory over the Texas Tech Red Raiders before 13,000 a here tod-ay to win the border conference championship anr remain, undefeated for the sea son. The Cowboys to a two touchdown early lead in the i seven minutes of play, addec a in the second a and then played the game close to their chests as the Red a i ers rambled around for one touchdown in the second a December 21. Optimist Bowl, at Houston, College of the Pacific vs North Texas State.

December 14. Tobacco Bowl, af, Lexington, St. Bonaventure vs Muhlenberg. December 7. Glass Bowl, a Toledo: Toledo University vs Bates.

Little Rose Bowl, af. Pasadena, Kilgore, Tex, Junior College vs Compton, Junior College. Georgia. Tech to Oil Bowl HOUSTON, Nov. 30-(AP)--Georgia Tech, one of the powers of the Southeast Conference, will play in the Oil Bowl here Jan.

1. Tennessee Edges Yanderbilt- 7-6 NASHVILLE, Nov. 30-(AP)--Tennessee's Vols, sniffing more at i a i Orange blossoms than tending to the business at hand, muddled through a 7 to 6 victory over Vander- Dilt today in the fortieth grid clash between the state's two a institutions. A capacity crowd of 21,000 witnessed the renewal of the ancient rivalry. The Vols were tapped last week to meet Rice in the New Year's Day Orange Bowl classic and for a while it looked today they'd go south to the land of sunshine with two a instead of one for the regular season which ended for them today.

As things concluded, Coach Bob a boys lost only to a Forest in the 10 game 1946 campaign. Offer Stagg Position As Athletic Advisor STOCKTON, Nov. 30-(AP)--Amos Alonzo Stagg, at 84 dean of the nation's football coaches, has been offered an athletic post, in an "advisory capacity" at the College of the Pacific -where he has been the active head coach since 1933. This development possibly presaging the end of an active coaching career which goes back more than five decades, the of them at the University of Chicago, was confirmed by several reliable sources. Bramham to Retire LOS ANGELES, Nov.

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