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THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Nor. 4, 1945 Tiki irai Mm. atoll, Ml-13 il livl(g El Auburn Beats Florida As Kuykendall Stars By BERT PRATHER, Constitution Staff WriUr. AUBURN, Nov. 3.

Auburn's Tigers balanced their seasons gridiron books here this afternoon with a great second half surge which carried them to three touchdowns and a.l9-to-0 victory over Florida's fighting Gators before a home-coming crowd of 8,000 fans. ft cm I 11 Held to a first-half 0-0 deadlock by the orange-clad warriors of Coach Tom Lieb the Tigers came back fighting in the final two By JOHN DIETRICH. CLEVELAND, Nov. 3. (UP) Notre Dame fortunes ran out on Navy's six-inch line here today, as a fighting bunch of Midshipmen overcame their own lack of cohesion to win a six-six tie.

Greenies Rally Twice For Victory NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3. (UP) The age-old story of Cinderella was re-enacted on a muddy football field here today as Tulane, in the midst of a miserable season, suddenly reared up and knocked Mississippi State out of the undefeated ranks, 14-13. A crowd of 25,000 cheered as Coach Claude (Little Monk) The Irish were putting on a THE LINEUPS ym If r'll f4" flr fef pi it) -ift THE LINEUPS AUBURN Po. FLORIDA LipUk LE Mooney Cannon LT Montellaro Beardon IXS Hamilton Harris Hobba Smallay PC Miller Snell RT Sapp McClurkin RE Chester Cochran QB Williams Kuykendall LH Duprec Abraham RH Vangelas Lang' FB GiUmartin Score by perlodi: Auburn .0 0 7 1J 19 Florida 0 0 0 0 0 Touchdownar Lang.

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periods to completely, dominate play. It was the third victory against the same number of defeats and the Tigers' second triumph in four starts. The Tigers first marker was registered early In the third period. After Gilmartin was forced to punt from behind his own goal line Auburn took over on the visitors' 34-yard stripe and In seven plays crossed the double tripe. typical Notre Dame finish after Navy had tied the score midway through the final period on Clyde Scott's 60-yard touchdown return of a pass interdeption.

They reached the Nivy six-inch line, but Navey's line held like the oaken sides of the Constitution for two vital plays and the game ended. It was George Ratterman, a sub NAVY Dudeii Smith Carrinatott Scott. R. Dermaree Coppers BramleU Hoarnschemeyar Scott. C.

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I down called back. In the third Score br periods: Notre Dame Navy stitute quarterback, in for Frank Dancewicz, who carried Notre Dame to the Navy goal, with only a minute remaining. He came into the game to throw a 22-yard pass Scorins; summary: Touchdowns Notre Dame. Ruggerio; Navy, Scott. which Bill Leonard took on the Clyde Scott, a kid from SmacK- Notre Dame 45 and raced to the over, Ark grabbed it out of the Navy 17 a 61-yard victory bid.

air and set sail for the Notre MIDDIES OUT PLAYED Dame goal 60 yards away. That For three and a half periods, was the ball game. it was a fine Notre Dame team The crowd of 82.000. partial to playing sound fundamental foot Notre Dame, thrilled as the Irish Simons' Tulanians whipped off two spine-tingling touchdowns to come from behind twice and crush the powerful State offense into the sloppy turf. But today, Tulane through fight and determination bounced into national gridiron prominence by handing State the sensational defeat.

It was the fight which stemmed the tide. Mississippi State obviously had the superior running game, and headed toward Tulane's goal in a concentrated drive every time it got the ball. But three times Tulane held State for downs within the 20-yard line, once on the four. The Tulane touchdowns were both thrillers. The first, coming in the opening period right after State had jumped to a 6-0 lead.

made their last attempt to eive ball dominating an equally capa ble Navy eleven that failed to period after the first score Bill Yearout broke clear of the Florida defense and raced 60 yards for what would have been a touchdown had Auburn's backfield not been in motion. The Gators made their big bid in the initial quarter when they reached the Tiger one-yard line before 'being halted by the hard-charging Auburn forward wall. A brilliant 59-yard run to the eight by Weldon Wright spearheaded the march. Kuykendall, who was the second leading yard gainer in the nation in 1942, led the individual ground-gaining department today with a total of 148 yards in 32 tries on the ground and 41 yards in four pass completions. Auburn outgaii.ed the Gators, 258 yards to 120 by rushing, and 41 to 14 on passes.

The Tigers made 18 first downs, while Florida was unable to amass only six. block or tackle with finesse. Hugh Devore a victory, but thef left the stadium praising the Mid shipmen's gallant goal line Notre Dame scored at the end of the first period after Frank Notre Dames attack completely overshadowed Navy's. The Art- Ruggerio had intercepted Hoern- napolis ball carriers, with scarce Constitution Staff Photo H. J.

Slayton THE RABBIT HEADS FOR HOME "Rabbit" Smith, University of Georgia scatback, broke through the middle of the Chattanooga line and romped 82 yards to score the third Bulldog touchdown in the second quarter at Chattanooga yesterday. Here he nears pay dirt with only an official visibly in pursuit. The Bulldogs won, 34 to 7. Captain Curtis Kuykedall, who was voted the outstanding star of the game by the sports writers for which he was presented a cup by the Auburn Alumni Association, started the payoff drive when he fired an 11-yard pass to End Sam McClurkin. A 10-yard slash by took the ball to the 14.

A couple of plays were stopped and Nolan Lang went went to the four. Kuykendall hit center for one and Lang found a hole for the core. H. M. Smalley, AuSurn's first-string right guard, added the extra point.

This was a margin enough, but the Tigers added two more in the fourth period Just for good measure. Touchdown number two was carried across by the hard-hitting Kuykendall. The march got under way on the Florida 45. Kuykendall and Gene Norman were the big guns in the drive alternating on slashes at the Florida forward wall. The big punch was Kuykendall's sweep of his own left end from the 26 to Florida's one foot line.

He then carried it over in two tries. Bill Abraham, who did some neat running in spots during the fracas, counted the final touchdown when he took a pass from Kuykendall on the Gator siex and ly the semblance of blocking la STATISTICS. Notre Dame Navy front of them, could accumulate only 60 yards by rushing. First downs Net yards rushing Net yarda passing Meet Fort Benning was a 43-yard pass from Ernie Crouch to Dick Hoot. li 170 on 11 14 30 4 1 4 3 84 It 40 44 ss lis a 10 20 JACKSONVILLE, Nov.

2 (JP) The undefeated and untied sy rani orwards attempted Forwards completed Forwards Intercepted by Yards gained interception Punts, average (from scrimmage! Yards kicks returned Ball lost on fumbles Yards penalized Naval Air Station Fliers will be out -for their seventh victory if Then in the third period, when State led, 13-7, Dave Bonowetz's 30-yard jaunt, followed by Dave Rideout's 47-yard sweep, put the ball on the State five. Three plays later Rideout plunged through the Stata line for a touch the gridiron season when they meet the veteran Ft. Benning Doughboys at the Georgia Army base Sunday afternoon. down the one that knotted the score at 13-13. In came Harry Levonian, who does nothing but boot extra points.

His first conversion had given Tulane a 7-6 lead, and this time he did it again to send Tu schemeyer's pass on the Navy 40 and foujjht it back to the 33. "Without resorting to passes or fancy football of any variety, Ruggerio and Elmer Angsman required nine plays to smash over the touchdown, Ruggerjo scoring from five yards out. An exchange of punts early in the second period save Navy its first scoring chance, as the Sailors By F. M. WILLIAMS, Constitution Staff Writer.

CHAMBERLAIN FIELD, CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 3. Georgia's Bulldogs weren't a bit impressive today, but they were good enough to roll to a 34-to-7 victory over a scrapping University of Chattanooga eleven before 7,500 fans here. loped over. The play carried 12 yards.

Dan Hathaway, substitue Auburn back who has been out for two weeks with injuries, had lane ahead 14-13, the game's final score. State scored in the first period on a 42-yard drive, with star Don Robinson charging over from the The were aue lor tne letaown xney naa, aner piayingy set up the play with several nice Baby Purples Rip Smithie Bees, 14-0 By WILLARD BARTLETT Whalen Moore broke through right tackle on a 48-yard run in the first quarter, and Julian Le-Craw intercepted a pass on the 25 to travel 75 in the second to aid the Boys high Baby Purples to a 14 to 0 decision over the Tech High Bees at Ponce de Leon park last night on a wet and soggy gridiron. Boys High bore down on" the first play when Charles Korchek took the kickoff on his own 30 and carried to the Tech High 30 before being halted from behind. However, the Smithie defense tightened and held on downs. Donaldson was forced to kick out of danger and one play later Moore made his brilliant touchdown run.

Tech High threatened in the took the ball on the Notre Dame 43 and drove to the 25 in three gains on this drive which orig lnated on the Florida 37. Both of plays. 22. Then in the third period, a Smalley's attempted conversions Alabama a terrific game last week, and they could well ailord jt as they got back on the winning path after losing two Saturdays in a row. The score actually doesn't tell a true story of today's battle.

It was much closer, even though the Moccasins never threatened to win. The Bulldogs scored on the last play from scrimmage, and made one terrific goal line stand to stop Chattanooga only a foot short of a second touchdown. Here "Hunchy" Hoernschemeyer, ex-Indiana passing ace, tried to Army Blisters 40-yard push was climaxed when Harper Davis wenlip over from after the latter two touchdowns were missed. The game ended with Auburn in possession of the throw his team into a touchdown, h3 the 10. Davis shared the running game honors with Robinson for State.

but the Irish secondary had the receivers completely blanketed pigskin on the Florida 38-yard line. The Tigers had one touch- After Fred Mullis, a former SHARP and took the ball on downs. The third period was a punting THE LINEUPS The statistics show that State had the best of the running game. The net yardage was 317 yards duel between Dancewicz and the GEORGIA WEST POINT, N. Nov.

3. (JP) Army warmed up for Notre Dame today by making the domesticated Villanova Wildcats jump through the hoops of a lopsided 54-0 score to the delight of 12,000 left-footed Skip Minisi. hero of to 147 in favor of the Mississip- use Pool Supplies Rubber Back Cloth r-the Tenn game last week. The Edwards Castronia St. John Cooley pians, and they also led the first CH ATTAN'GA Mayfield Cvitkovich Lenhsrt Karowsky (C.) Akim Stewart Booker Notre Dame backfield put on an down count, 18-B Pot.

LE LT La RQ RT RE QB LH RH FB Miller Sanders other exhibition of power running at the end of the period and the fans including Secretary of War Robert Patterson and Margaret allege Tereshinski Truman. ball was on the Navy 12 shortly Mattia Mullis Jurezsk Using the regular lineup for on Rauch Trippi Donaldson Reid GEORGIA after the start of the final quarter, SCOTT GALLOPS 60 YARDS TULANE Bailey Robinson Brinker Bowers Bourgeois Schneider Lassetter Crouch Hoot Counra Chavez ly one period, the Cadets poured Roberts 7 734 Blue Blades Poa. MISS. STATE LE Howard LT Kerby LGr Harris Cadenhead HO Lowe HT Garrett Hilderhrand QB Flovd LH Robinson PH Stuart FB Rhoades Is: 7 014 7 0 013 13 second quarter but this attempt was short lived at the 30 when LeCraw intercepted Donaldson's pass and ran unmolested down the left side line for the second six points. Ted Campbell gave the Purple a bit of trouble at the start of the last quarter.

In seven consecutive plunges he moved the ball from Seven Other Cloths Pool Balls, Pockets, Cue Tips, Leathers of All Kinds Brand-New Synthetic Rubber Cushions for Any Size Table Attached over four touchdowns in the first quarter, added another pair in the 7 07 CHATTANOOGA Here Phil Colella fumbled, and John Coppedge, Navy's fine tackle. Georgia Scoring Touchdowns. Donald second and one each in the third son, Edwards. Smith (for oonaiasonj. Trippi 2.

Points after touchdown: Jerni and fourth by the second and recovered to end the threat. It was a few minutes later that Dancewicz passed from his own Tech high star and also a former player at the University of Georgia, had intercepted Johnny Rauch's pass to stop the first Georgia threat, the Bulldogs took advantage of a blocked kick to go out front in the first quarter and they were never headed. Dan Edwards, hard charging left end, blocked Mullis punt and Joe Tereshinski fell- on ii at the Chattanooga 23. Edwards ran to the 15 on an end-around, a play the Bulldogs worked effectively all afternoon, and Donaldson raced around left end for a first down at the 8. Floyd Reid and Charlie Trippi got to the 4 in two tries and then Donaldson came around left end to score standing up.

George Jeri-gan, who has kicked 24 out of 28 extra points this season, kicked the goal and the Bulldogs were out front. The Bulldogs marched 60 yards for another touchdown soon after third stringers. gan (for Donaldson), 4, an placements. Chattanooga Scoring Touchdowns: aaaa aal aT Tulane Mississippi State Andy Gustafson, backfield Jurczak. Points after touchdown: Roberts edges ever honed (placement).

Touchdowns: Robinson. Hoot. Davis, Rideout. Points after touchdowns: Levonian 3, Burreaa. 45.

A Notre Dame receiver went up in-the air, tipped the ball, and squad coach who was in charge while Head Coach Earl Blaik and lVt. mt GOIatta aefstr Cues Rebuilt Fibre Points most of his staff scouted the Irish the point and in came a flood of Georgia substitutions. That was and Middies in Cleveland, let Doc Blanchard play only 11 minutes evidently what the Moccasins had the Purple 40 to the 15, but a stubborn Purple line closed in and stopped the advance cold on the 1. Score by quarters: Boys High 7 7 0 014 Tech High 0 0 0 0 0 Scoring touchdowns Moore, LeCraw; extra points Moore. LeCraw.

SubstitutionsBoys High "B' Siglow. LeCrew, Akers. Steele. Johnson. Balder, Jolly, Bridges.

O'Kelly, Jones. Sewell. Pope. Dunn; Tech High Skinner, Vines, Hall. Byunner, Sileox.

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Phone WAlnut 5681 touchdown. enough to add two touchdowns to his record. After Peter Mattis had brought the kickoff back to his own 33. The statistics told the complete story as the Army ran up 17 first downs to one for Villanova and Mullis opened up with a passing attack that netted 32 yards to Ed Jurczak on one play and wound up with a four-yard toss to Jurczak for the touchdown. Gene Rob picked up a total of 506 yards.

Along the ground and through the the second quarter opened. After Mullis had punted to Trippi at the Georgia 40 and the erts, a hard-running fullback who gave the Bulldogs plenty of trou Georgia star had been nailed right air to a paltry 25 for the "Cats." In fact only once all afternoon were the visitors in Army territory and then only for one play. They recovered a fumble on the as he caught it, "Rabbit" Smith, ble, placekicked the extra point. The Bulldogs came back to threaten seriously, but Reid fum enemy 28 but lost the ball on a STATISTICS. pass interception on the next bled and Mullis caught it in mid Oa.

Chatt. 14 31 180 Just A Minute! snap. First downs Yards gained ruihino (net) Forward passes attempted air at the Chattanooga 12 to stop the drive. Forward passes completed Mullis was forced to kick, how 9 4 23 ever, when the Georgians stopped Yards by forward passing 77 Forward pssses intercepted by Yarde gained run-back of inter. eeptad passes untlne ivo, (from acrlmmage) 3 Duke Runners Vanquish Tech 22.1 Total yards, all kicks returned 39 113 Opponent fumbles recovered i i Yarda lest by penalties 40 25 Copping five of the first six his passing and running attack, and on the play the Bulldogs were called for clipping and set back to their own 30.

Rauch decided To pass, was rushed and the ball went right into the hands of Roberts, who places, Duke's cross-country team who was the offensive star for the Bulldogs, got 6 and then, after Trippi had gained 2, made a first came all the way from the Geor-J down at the Chattanooga 46. Rauch tored to Edwards at the Moccasin 33 and after one run ning play had failed, Rauch hit his favorite receiver, Reid Mose-ley, and it was a first down at the defeated Georgia Tech Saturday, 18-41, as a preliminary to the 13th annual football game between the two schools. Jim Davis, of Duke, finished the 2.4-mile course in 14 minutes, 11 seconds, with teammate Fred Long next. Bill Walker, of Tech, was third. Others in the top 10 were Dick Powers, of Duke; Ronald Frase, of Duke; Walter Rosenberg, of Duke; Bob Bailey, of Tech; Jim Ipte-grove, of Tech; Harry Carr, of Duke, and Edgar Schutz, of Duke, in that order.

gia 33 to tne iz before knocked down. The Moccasins made a first down at the 2, but with Donaldson and Trippi showing some fine defensive play, the Bulldogs managed to stop three running plays at the 1, and Donaldson batted down a pass to stop the drive. Georgia's last touchdown was freakish in every respect. Chattanooga, though beaten, was 20. Reid picked up 5 at right tackle, and then Edwards took an end around and raced over for a touchdown without any trouble at all.

Jerigan's kick was again right through the middle. trying valiantly to score as the The Moccasins, still very much alive and very much in the ball game, opened up with a ground and air attack that found them, game ticked along toward its end. LINEMAN PLAY BAT BALL Mullis was trapped as he tried Zipper Coat PERFECTION in practically no time at all, at the Georgia 8-yard line. There We'd Rather Say ''YES99 A Thousand Times! a pass, and as he got the ball away two Georgia linemen batted it into the Bulldogs stiffened and one Mullis pass was incomplete and on the air. A third, Herb St.

John, who plays guard for the Bulldogs, caught it and raced to the 'Nooga the next try Joe Tereshinski, a whale of a defensive end all afternoon, broke through and spilled 7 before Mullis managed to drag the Chattanooga star for a 10-yard him down. loss. Reid and Donaldson shoved the ball to the 4, and with only 5 sec On the next play, Smith pulled the best exhibition of the game. onds left to play, Trippi raced Let us explain! We'd like nothing better than to soy, "Yes, wt have it," to every customer who comes into tho store, but unfortunately shortages still prevail on many items despite the frantic efforts of manufacturers to "catch up." Should you miss out on our spasmodic shipments, and we have to say, "Sorry, we don't have it," please don't think us abrupt; wt are just trying to save you time But come in again and again. We may able to say, "Yes, we have it' the very next time see you.

He came right down the slot be wide around left end and scored the touchdown. Jernigan's kick waa good again, tween the guards, took the hand-off from Rauch and broke into the open. He was 30 yards up the field before a single Chattanooga and the Bulldogs had a 34-to7 vie tory, for the game ended as Rob player spotted the ball, and by erts was bringing back "Dub that time only Mullis, the safety Hiers' kickoff to the Chattanooga man, had a chance' to make the 35. This all-weather jacket is a favorite with sportsmen! Zelan treated, the fabric is light weight and strong, is wind, rain and snow repellent. Full zipper closing, large pockets and adjustable waistband.

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(Peppy) Lane right after the kickoff starting the went up high to barely gather second half and quickly engineer in the pass. SiyilTs Doak Walker, defending the goal line, near ed a 68-yard drive for the fourth (A- TOP- ly intercepted the aerial, tossed by Bobby Layne, who rejoined Georgia score. Charlie, scored on a neat 18-yard run alter he had handled the ball five out the Longhorns two days ago aft The Style Center of the South er service in the Merchant Ma Mitchell at Broad VTA. 9464 of the six plays it required for the touchdown. Jernigan booted rine.

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