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TAMPA SUNDAY TRIBUNE. Sunday. October IS. 1953 2-B Maryland Rolls Over Tarheels LSU Defeats Georgia, 14-6 By HUGH SCHUTTE ATHENS, Oct. 17.

UP) Louisiana State, using mostly straight Dower Dlavs. rane ud a 14-6 victory over in iurv -riddled, but dead-game Georgia today. Fullbacks Jerry Marchand. and Tommy Davis, and Halfbacks Charley Oakley and Lou Deutschmann consistently rang up gains through the Georgia line. LSU kept Bulldog Quarterback Zeke Bratkowski's receivers well By WILLIAM A.

SHIRES CHAPEL HILL, N. Oct. 17. (U) Maryland's marvelous Terrapins stormed almost the distance of the field four times for touchdowns today to knock North Carolina out of the undefeated ranks by a thumping 26-0 score. Far outplaying a penalty-plagued foe, the scarlet-shirted terrors from College Park, the nation's fourth-ranked football machine, marched 92, 85, 72 and 65 yards to score before 35,000 convinced fans.

It was Maryland's fifth straight victory. Quarterback Bernie Faloney engineered two of the marches but covered and only on Georgia's lone scoring drive was he able to con nect with regularity Statistics Texas Dumps Arkansas By 16 to 7 FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. 17 A brutish Texas line shoved the lightweight Arkansas Razor-backs around most unmercifully today and the Longhorns opened the defense of their Southwest Conference football championship with a 16-7 victory. The Texas offense operated in spurts except in the second quarter when the three-platoon Longhorns scored all their points in six minutes, and in the end it was the eight-man defensive line smearing Arkansas' single wing attack that spelled the difference. Those Texas forwards halted Razorback threats at the Longhorn 10 and 19 in the first quarter and rushed so hard all the way that Arkansas' heralded passing attack never had a chance.

Ga. 17 152 140 23 13 1 4 LSU 18 250 5ti 15 6 3 3 44 3 4 10 First downs Rushing yardage Parsing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes Intercepted Punts Puntinc average Fumbles lost Yards penalized 42 5 Statistics 1 0 After a double exchange of punts LSU put on a 66-yard sustained drive from its own 34 with Marchand plunging over from the two. Cliff Stringfield kicked the point and in 12 minutes of the first period the Tigers led 7-0. The partisan Georgia crowd of 23,000 was cheered shortly after the kickoff as the Bulldogs marched back down and Bratkow-ski sneaked across for the touchdown. Sam Mrvos missed the extra point attempt.

LSU got its second touchdown in the fourth quarter with Deutsch- lYiunn art1 Flauic mnvincf tho Kali N. C. 10 153 25 13 3 1 8 41.2 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes complete Passes intercepted Punts Puntine average Md. 15 259 108 15 6 1 8 46.60 3 92 3 Fumbles lost Baylor Rips Vandy For 47-6 Win By BO BYERS Yards penalized 135 .1 1 V. I 1 kill.

ft a a uat A a itl ft -a a ft TEXAS 0 16 0 0 .16 UP AND OVER Athens, Oct. 17. Bob Clements (45), Georgia back, leaps over the LSU line for a six yard gain but then was nailed hard by Bill Harris (77), LSU tackle, and fumbled the ball. Gary Dildy (54), (foreground) recovered the ball for LSU on the Tigers' 25. Play was in the second quarter.

LSU won, 14-6. (AP Wirephoto). WACO. Oct. 17.

Baylor's 4 j. uavis went tnrougn tne middle for the TD and Stringfield again converted. This was the first time since 1951 that Georgia has lost three games in succession, ine Dunaogs his sub, Charley Boxold, was at the controls for those that covered most ground. Faloney Scores Faloney and Boxold each scored once, Fullback Ralph Felton leaped over the middle for another and Boxold tpssed a seven-yard pass to End Russ Dennis for the final tally. Maryland bent under two determined Tar Heel scoring threats once in the first period and again as the second half started but each time the huge line led by Tackle Bobby Morgan stopped it and Jim Tatum's backfield leeions Alabama, Tennessee Battle had lot to and Maryland.

This also was the first time the Bulldogs had failed to score at least twice this year. "fearsome foursome" ripped Van-derbilt apart with four devastating first-half touchdown drives today, then let capable subs complete the job of routing helpless Vanderbilt, 47-6. The Baylor victory was a smooth blend of powerful, speedy running, sharp, rugged blocking, and almost unerring passing. Quarterback Fran (Cotton) Davidson deftly directed touchdown drives of 65, 78, and 62 Florida Rolls Over Morris Brown ARKANSAS 0 0 0 7 7 Texas Scoring: Touchdowns Womack, Robinson. Conversions Jones.

Branch. Safety Troillett (punt blocked out of end lone by Arkansas Scoring: Touchdowns McHan. Conversion, Long. Iowa Trips Wyoming By 21 to 7 IOWA CITY. Iowa, Oct.

17 UPV Branded 7-0 by a first quarter Wyoming touchdown, Iowa broke away VMI Upsets Virginia By 21 to 6 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Oct. 17. IIP! Halfback Johnny Mapp, To 0-0 Tie At Birmingham rass interceptions at tne goai line stopped scoring drives tor Dotn teams and LSU missed-another op By LEROY SIMMS portunity when Quarterback Al BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 17 Statistics TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 17.

Flor- struck back. Doggett, a converted halfback, i i 1 1 1 1 unaeraog lennessee comDinea Tenn. yards, with Halfbacks Jerry Coddy nationally famed hurdler, ripped ida A and University today de-i Morgan pounced on a fumble by feated Morris Brown of Atlanta in Tar Heel Halfback Ken Keller on their Homecoming game here by, the Maryland one-yard line in the ball to Marchand. a perfect pass defense and alert 9 hall houflrino tnHav in train a O-D Passing yardage Bratkowski, playing the entire 60 minutes, attempted 23 passes Statistics smashing the Wolverines 20 to 0j third halting the closest thrust at from the Cowboys' lasso to crunch Ala. 21 2B7 8 13 3 1 5 36.8 2 55 i i i ana connecieu on 10 ior iiu jarus I Passes attempted tie with Alabama in a slam bang Passes completed Passes intercepted Southeastern Conference game, i Punts Punting average 3 1 1 8 40.3 0 30 Doggett and Win Turner tried 15 many minions or television ians; Fumbles lost for their lourth consecutive vie-' the Terrapin goal, tory of the season against no North Carolina drew 135 yards It was A and M's 14th victory in, jn penalties 100 yards in the first 18 games with Morris Brown.

(half and it was two 15-yard mark-In their four games now the A'offs that led to the first Terp score and Rattlers have piled up 129. earlier. Yards penalized Marchand Stars and 40.000 in Legion Field saw Vanderbilt Baylor First downs 9 24 Rushing yardage 71 308 Passing yardage 113 13 Passes attempted 21 22 Passes completed 10 17 Passes intercepted 2 1 Punts 8 2 Puntinc average 3u 34 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yardage penalized 41 20 Marchand, playing top notch tion pass. That was the final play defensive game, stood out on of points, to nothing for their opposi fense as he carried the ball 20 times for 99 yards of LSU's 250 of the contest. Aside from the near-safety on the last play, Tennessee never came close to scoring.

Bama lost another good chance in the second period when Fullback Bill Stone's fine running pushed the ball down to the Tennessee 13. the first scoring drive as they al ternated hitting the middle of tion. The Rattlers' passing attack was their most potent weapon as they scored two of their touchdowns through the air lanes. In the second quarter, Alvin Dean passed 29 yards into the end zone for the Rattlers' first touchdown. In the third quarter, Law Georgia's line.

'On LSU's second march it was The penalties helped Maryland move to the Tar Heel 25 early in the second and Faloney executed a draw play that sent Felton ramming 13 yards to the 12. Dick Nolan cracked to the 11 and Hanulak took a pitchout to the three. Faloney moved to his right behind the line, leaped forward and went across. But Faloney was on the bench when Boxold completed a long out a 21-7 football victory today over the previously undefeated Westerners. Chunky Joe Mastrogidvanni, the 5-6, 190-pound Brooklyn, N.

Cowboy who went into the contest as the nation's leader in total offense, guided Wyoming to its only touchdown in a drive from the 50-yard line. Joe handled the scoring personally with a smash from the two-yard line and the kick for the extra point. A bit battered and worn at the finish but still in there punching, Mastrogiovanni finished the game with a total of 135 yards, 40 by rushing and 35 on eight pass completions in 19 attempts, his five-game total is 872 yards. Except for a brief unsuccessful flurry at game's end, it was all Iowa as George (Dusty) Rice, the sophomore hero of capped three marches with short touehdoWli spurts. IOWA 0 14 7 21 WYOMING 7 0 0 0 7 Wyoming scoring: Touchdown Mastro Davis and Deutschmann, who pounded at the Bulldogs rnidsec- Wade ended that threat by inter tion without a letup.

Kelly and Bob Clemens, working the draw- cepting a pass by Al Elmore in the end zone and running it back to his 31. rence Williams passed to Joe Lee who ran 35 yards for the touch- play, and Bratkowski, passing to End John Carson, gave Georgia its Wade was the top offensive; down. floating pass to End Bill Walker the fourth quarter. Halfback 3 threat for Tennessee, gaining 57 yards but his net was cut by big 'Bama roll up 287 yards on running plays only to fumble away its major chances. One of these came in the third period on the Tennessee five, where 'Bama's Corky Tharp fumbled after a 40-yard run.

That drive had started on the Alabama nine. Immediately after this disaster to Alabama hopes, Guard Charlie Eckerly came within inches of registering a safety for Alabama. A bad snap from the center to Tennessee's Bob Brengle, back to punt, was run out to the one before Eckerly slammed him back into the end zone. Players Protest Eckerly and other 'Bama players protested that he had been tackled back of the goal line but the officials ruled otherwise. Alert Tennessee backs, with Jimmy Wade in the van, stopped Alabama's passers cold.

Sophomore Bart Starr, a fine airman in previous games, could complete only three tosses for a net of just eight yards. In the final seconds Starr was nailed back on the 'Bama one as he failed to get off a last despera- -gam to the North Carolina 16. score. The Bulldogs second move into deep LSU territory featured a 37-yard pass, Brat to Carson. It was here that another Brat- Felton cracked to the seven, then across for two touchdowns today as VMI's Keydets came from behind to upset the University of Virginia 21-6 at Sunny Scott Stadium.

A dismayed homecoming crowd of 18,000 watched Mapp smash over from the six and then from the three-yard line in the third period. Halfback Charlie Lavery scored the other VMI touchdown from the two-foot line with less than three minutes to play. Quarterback Royce Jones kicked three extra points. The over-eager Cavaliers fumbled six times and VMI recovered five, setting up two scores. The Cavalier offense was sparked by the passing of Quarterback Rives Bailey.

He picked up plenty of yardage in the second period, including a 35-yard touchdown toss to Halfback Allen Barbee that gave Virginia a halftime 6-0 lead. VMI's big line rushed Bailey off his feet throughout the second half. Mapp, Southern Conference hurdles champion and leading offensive star of VMI, lived up to his advance billing as his running sparked the victor's drives and his long, spiraling kicks kept the Cavaliers against the wall. Neither team" was able to move into scoring position in the first period, but in the second period, after Virginia Fullback Henry Strempek intercepted a VMI pass, Bailey led Barbee beautifully with a pass into the end zone. Guard John Polzer was wide with his extra-point attempt.

Score by periods: VIRGINIA 0 fi 0 0 VMI 0 0 14 721 Virginia scoring: Touchdown. Barbee. VMI scoring: Touchdowns, Mapp 2, Lavery. Conversions. Jones 3.

got a first down on the three. Two end and down the sidelines, cutting back behind good blocking to and L. G. (Long Gone) Dupre and Fullback Allen Jones scoring on short thrusts in that order. Then Davidson helped account for the fourth, tally of the first half with a nine-yard toss to End Charles Bristow on the goal line.

Not to be outdone by their big brothers, the Baylor second team pulled the string for a 56-yard scoring jaunt by sophomore Wet-don Holly in the third period. Substitute Quarterback Billy Hooper, who doesn't need any lessons on how to pass, catapulted Baylor 47 yards on two completions. Back to pass again, he saw a big hole and galloped outside right tackle for seven yards and Baylor's sixth touchdown. He snaked from the two for another tally in the final minutes and a half. J.

R. Smith and Mickey Sullivan each converted twice, Tom Anderson once, to help Baylor, No. 8 in the Associated Press football ratings, run up its biggest score of the season. It was the Bears' fourth victory against no defeats. Vanderbilt's touchdown came with 21 seconds left on a 28-yard kowski toss was intercepted at tne four by George Brancato and run out to the 33.

That was Georgia's last serious threat. Doggett and Stringfield handled the punting for the Tigers and for the first time this season Bratkowski was outkicked. Doggett plays later Boxold went over from the one, climaxing a 92-yard march. Boxold started the final scoring march, covering 85 yards, from the Terp 15. Ronnie Waller ran 24 yards and the Tar Heels drew a penalty back to their 47.

Boxold threw to Waller on the 14 and Waller wriggled to the seven. Box- giovanni. Conversion Mastrogiovanni. losses when he was thrown three times before he could get passes away. Tharpe, whose fine running was marred by three fumbles, added 96 yards for Alabama.

Stone, subbing for the injured Tommy Lewis at fullback, picked up 89 more. The two clubs, usually in the thick of the. race for national football honors, have been beaten this year. Tennessee lost to Mississippi State and Duke while Bama was upset by Mississippi Southern and tied by Louisiana State. TENNESSEE 0 0 0 0 0 ALABAMA 0 0 0 0 0 Iowa scoring: Touchdowns Rice 3.

Conversions Wiegniann 3. old then whipped a pass to Dennis Colgate Tops Dartmouth, 24-14 HANOVER, N. Oct. 17 Colgate's highly polished in the end zone. Score by periods: and Stringfield one for 43 yards.

Bratkowski punted four times for a 42.5 average. ISU 1 0 0 714 GEORGIA 0 6 0 06 LSU scoring Touchdowns. Marchand. Davis: conversions. Stringfield 2.

Georgia icoring Touchdown. UP) and NORTH CAROLINA 0 0 0 0 0 MARYLAND 0 13 7 6 26 Maryland scoring: Touchdowns. Faloney, Boxold, Felton, Dennis. Conversions, Biel ski, 2. BROWN COACH REAPPOINTED Prep Grid Player Dies After Leaving Field At Halftime PROVIDENCE, R.

Oct. durable Dick Lalla, playing almost 58 minutes, ran 23-yards for a touchdown and Fed Pepe Popovich ng pas today as the Red Raiders gained their first 1953 football victory in four starts by humbling Dartmouth, 24-14. COLGATE 6 12 0 624 DARTMOUTH 7 0 714 Colgate scoring: Touchdowns, Popovich, Nardulli, Lalla, Williams. Dartmouth scoring: Touchdowns, Turner, McKenna. Conversions, Beagle.

McKeniia. UP) Alva E. Kelley, head football coach at Brown University, has been reappointed for a three-year term, it was announced today by I pass from Billy Holmes to Charlie Horton. BAYLOR 7 It 747 VANDERBILT 0 0 0 6 6 I Baylor Scoring Touchdowns: Coody, Dupre. A.

Jones, Bristow. Holley. Hooper 2. ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 17.

UP) scamper across the goal line untouched for the third score. A and scored extra point on the first two touchdowns but missed on the third. The stubborn defense of the A and line was as outstanding as the offense as it held the strong Wolverine eleven- to a net gain of 47 yards while the Rattlers were scoring 248. Outstanding were Tackles Willie Lee and Sam Marshall, and Guards Arnold Sullivan and Arthur McCoy. A and made seven first downs to three for the losers.

Richmond Rallies In Fourth Period To Tod 27-19 LEXINGTON, Oct. 17 An aroused band of Richmond Spiders scored 20 points in the fourth quarter today to outlast Washington and Lee, 27-19, in a Southern Conference game before 5000 fans. The Spiders, trailing by 19-7 going into the final period, scored two plays after the final stanza began and then counted twice in the last six minutes of the thrill-packed contest. The victory was the first for Richmond over since 1948. RICHMOND 7 0 0 20 27 6 13 0 0 19 Richmond Scoring; Touchdowns Scarpo, Thetdose, Wacker, Elliott.

Conversion Sgro 3. Scoring: Touchdowns Bolt 2, Flanders. Conversion Brooks. Dr. Henry M.

Wriston, president of Brown University. Washington Trips Oregon By 14-6 Score PORTLAND, Oct. 17 IV) Washington produced one long pass and used a pass interception to overcome Oregon, 14-6, on a slippery field today. The victory kept alive Washington's hopes of winding up in the Rose Bowl. It was Washington's second Pacific Coast Conference victory to go along with a 13-13 tie with Southern California.

Sophomore Halfback Bob Mc-Namee scored both of Washing YOUR CAR BACK FROM VACATION? A 17-year-old high school football player died last night shortly after he left the field at half time, complaining of dizziness. Police said Lewis Robinson, a member of the Parker-Gray High School squad which played Manassas High School at Municipal Stadium, was rushed to Alexandria Hospital but was pronounced dead a few minutes after arrival. 1 Conversions: J. R. Smith 2, Sullivan 2, Anderson.

Vanderbilt Scoring Touchdown: Horton. Iowa State Rips Missouri, 13-6 AMES, Iowa, Oct. 17 If, Iowa State found a soft center in the Missouri line to rip through in the Plastic Gun Case Presbyterian Nips Davidson DAVIDSON, N. Oct. 17.

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Missouri 0 0 0 6 Iowa State 0 0 7 6 13 Missouri Scoring Touchdown Burson. MISSOURI 0 6 0 0 6 IOWA STATE 0 0 7 6 13 SMALL DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS DALLAS, Oct. 17 The Dal -Shells (Per Box) 2.10 las club of the Texas League today IISH Remington Westarn Peter sold conditionally two members of Discounts: its pennant and Dixies series win nine club to Toledo of the Ameri ton's touchdowns and in addition, stopped what appeared to be an Oregon score with a desperate leap to bat down an Oregon pass in the end zone. He grabbed a 43-yard pass from Quarterback Sandy Lederman on the goal line in the second quarter to score Washington's first touchdown and bucked over guard in the third after a pass interception and a poor Huskie punt had put Oregon into a hole. Oregon broke a three-game scoreless period with two passes just before the first half ended.

One was a 23-yarder from Quarterback Barney Holland to Halfback George Shaw that put the ball on the one. Then a jump pass from Holland to End John TAMPA AT Sophomore John Krotec, guard and Junior Ernest Tobey, center, who weren't good enough to letter on U. of Miami's 1952 losing ball club, have made more tackles than any of their teammates as regulars of the 1953 club. Case Lots 10o Half Case 5 PHONE S-1S51 WASHINGTON can Association. They were Wiley Moore, outfielder, and Frank Tor- Open Monday Nights Until 9 P.

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17. Gene Smith of Washington and Bill Bossio of Pittsburgh battled to a draw tonight in a bruising, nationally televised 10-rounder. Each weighed 127 pounds. The Uline Arena crowd greeted the verdict with a chorus of catcalls, for it had appeared that Smith, a classy stylist, had won handily over his wild-swinging opponent, who had licked him in a disputed 10-rounder here earlier this year. The Associated Press score card had Smith ahead in points.

97-86, and in front in rounds, 7-2, with one even. Here's how the officials voted: Referee Ray Bowen, Smith by 87-85; Judge Benny Alperstein, Bossio by 95-92, and Judge Harry Childs, 96-96. 7. coinid (keep yocoirseBtf t0' SMi Reed produced Oregon's only-score. WASHINGTON 0 7 0 714 OREGON fi 0 0 6 Washington scoring: Touchdowns.

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17. Jim Garrity picked up. a blocked punt in the final minute of play and raced 24 yards for a touchdown today as Penn State dropped favored Syracuse from the unbeaten ranks, 20-14. Penn State never led until Tackle Dante DeFalco stormed through to block Ed Albright's punt deep in Syracuse territory with the clock running out the final minute. Earlier, State, which had trailed through almost three quarters', put together a 55-yard ground offensive to tie the score at 14-14.

Wisconsin Takes Lead. Then Holds On To Beat Purdue, 28-19 LAFAYETTE. Oct. 17. -W) Wisconsin's Badgers ran up a three-touchdown margin and wound up playing for time today jin a 28-19 victory over Purdue, their co-champion of the Big Ten last year.

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Syracuse scoring Touchdowns, Stark, Leberman: conversions. George 2. Penn State scoring Touchdowns. Block-son. Moore, Garrily; conversions.

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Froncie Gutman, another sophomore quarterback, tallied two of Purdue's touchdowns on short plunges. The game, witnessed by 36,500 sweltering fans, opened the Western Conference campaign for both schools. WISCONSIN 0 14 7 728 PURDUE 0 0 6 13 19 Wisconsin scoring Touchdowns. Carl. J.

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