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no Irish- liuin Soiahern Cal's -t 8 ndefeated Season, 5 IT vrr South Rend. Nov. 29 Rose Rowl-bound No. 2 learn, flubbed its specialty, the kick return, and hail its uiil-t-a relentless Xotre Dame, 9-0, today. The nine-fame Trojan victory 5.v" ri -i ISnmniiii' Into Trouble Head down and plowing forward on a first period punt return, Ford--ham's Charlie Dietlin (rets by a stumbling Hub Mautte (left) and a crawling unidentified Violet but big Bob Dournev (76) closes in for the kilL Rams Batter NYU, 45-0; Brown Sets Pass Mark By Hy Turkin Soaring through the airlanes with consummate ease throughout, Fordham bombarded NYU, 45-0, yesterday for the worst punishment in their 63-year-old series.

The Tri-borough Stadium crowd of 10,000 groaned as the Rams frittered away a TD on their first play, but soon afterward the Iaroon notched the first of their seven touchdowns. Left end Ed Brown caught three 5 I 1 1 i Irish Recover I'SC hark Ira Sellers is hit haid by an Iri-h lineman in fir-t period at South Itend and is unable to hold to thr halL NllVrs laa Shannon (33) and Sam atumb (right of larklr) turn from thr action and head for the hall. Ihry got it. Ga. Tech's Late Rush Sinks Georgia, 23-9 Athens, Nov.

2'J Georgia Tech struck for two touchdovnsin the last quarter today to score a ktery over Georgia after being- stored for three quarters by il.s fired-up arch-foe. The decision pave Sugar-Iluwl bound Ttih clear title to the Southeastern Conference chami'ioriship. FIRST PERIOD. Georgia swing was snapped as the Irish, seventh ranked in the Al's National poll, exploited a fumbled Trojan punt return for a second period touchdown and then added Bob Arrix' 17-aid lield gcil tally in the third period. THE FIELD goal came on an Irish drive after L'SCs Al t'ar-michael slipped on the Trojan 5 with the second half kiekotT.

In the fourth quarter, the fi-ercely-riirht in Trojans were stopped on the Irish two by great Notre Dame coal-line stand. FIRST PERIOD: The first quarter was a defensive struggle in which Iattner punted four tunes to get the Irish from deep in their own territory to make a late period threat. This came when Zellers fumbled and I-attner recovered on Southern California's The Irish pierced to the Trojan 20 but had to yield on downs. Southern California's best bid was a nudge to Notre Dame's 32. Score: Southern Cal.

0, Notre Dame 0. SECOND PERIOD: Southern California's best weapon, the punt return boonu-ranged for a Notre Dame touchdown midway in the period. Sears took I-attner's fifth punt of the game on the Trojan 30 and wildly tiled to lateral to Car-michael. The ball boumied to the Trojan 19 and Man aides pounced on it for Notre Dame. Notre Dame's 'sucker shift" from the to a box formation lured the Trojans offside for a 5-yard penalty to their 4.

Four plays later, Lattner battered across from the 1-foot line. Arrix got off a poor point-try when the holder, Joseph, hobbled the pass from center for a -0 Notre Dame lend, at halftime. Score: Southern Cal. 0, Notre Dame fi. THIRD PERIOD: Southern Cal second half when "ai niichae! slipped on the Trojan 5 with the kickoff return.

Notre Dame slasln-d from the Trojan 4i to the 10 six plays. Arrix slanted a 17-yard field goal with holding to move Notre Dame ahead J'-fJ. Southern Cal reached Notre Dame's 25 on Sears' pass intei ception. But the Trojan threat folded with Koch's futile field goal try from the Irish 35 which went ot of bounds on the 4. Score: Notre Dame 9, Southern Cal 0.

FOURTH PERIOD: The Trojans came to life in the final period. Sears pitched a T)0-yard pass to Hayes, reaching Notre Dame's 2-. An Irish interception ruined this drive. Carmichael's 49-yard punt return, weakened by a Trojan clipping penalty, also had the Irish digging in. The Trojan advance was over when a march from the Irish 23 was stopped on the 2.

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Violets 0. 'ifurnis, the nation's itn season ruined tv V1 4 78 a Irom Hrjgman i1 par-sc-d to end Buih Martin ftir li touchdown, lurner ba'ihd the seven tunes during the dine 2fi yard'. Georgia struck ba it hi an aerial drive from i fcdd was at liih's 23 when the ell i led. Score; Ga. lech 10.

Georgia 7. Linebacker Larry Mtrri tackle stoiij.d Madison and toe Georgia JIe at Koiigei gave a sa'Tiy by falin.g to bis kni-es in the end x.ne to a free i the itgia nioved again to the Tech 1 nti y.eke I li at kosa pas-i'S rlaiirg alirost every play, but 1 stopped it theie. Ite the game Tern's Dave lavis jointed ad tit Geoipia's three et ti.e state for a s-cond Tch touchdown. Bobby Mooichead intercepted a detpetate P.ratkowski I'as at the Georgia 1 and raced to ti.e 1. l.odgers sneaked over.

Th then toik more iver at the Georgia 2 after Kialkowski passes failed to nd two plays lat-r Turrn click smashed over from the 1' Final: Georgia Tech I. 9. 23, SC, 27-7 pulled ii.to a 7-7 tie during eighth minute of the third After Zotti teturned a HC punt "i yards to Bo-ton's th launched a drive that ended with Johnson banging over from the. one. Zo'ti provided the tying point-Koston kept Holy Cross pinned in its own territory during the ie-mainder of the period.

Score: Holy (m 7, IUh-Ioh 7. FOURTH PERIOD: Hettinger scored twice within two minutes in the finale to clinch the game for Holy Cross, 21-7. After being up by Blair's 51-yard runback with in intercepted pass, Hettinger scored from eight yards out, Biocca'i recovery Charlton i fumble on Boston's 15 paved the vay for Hettinger three-yard scoring slam. Pansi wa with all three it his conversion tries. Final: HT Cro 21, College 7.

ID passes from reserve quarterback Vinnie Drake. He also nabbed 11 other aerials during the game to run his season total to 57. This is five better than the all-time season mark in major college football first set by Barney Poole of Mississippi in '47 and tied by Art Werner of North Carolina two years later. Brown's grabs gained 233 yards and earned him the Madow Trophy as the game's Most Valuable Player. Toward the closing minutes, the traditional "Battle of the Bronx" almost got out of hand and five players were thrown out for fighting.

The wilted Violets completed only one pass in the entire tame. FIRST PERIOD: NYU received the kick, gained only three yards in three tries and kicked dead to the Ram 41. Drake pitched to Ros-setti, who was in the clear, but the receiver hobbled the ball ano lost it. Two plays later, Drake pitched to Brown for yards. A plunge advanced two.

Then, Drake hurled the final 17 yards to Murphy in the end zone. Yalch's placement was vide. Desfpite a rash of fumbles, NYU played the Rams fairly even the rest of the period, thanks to San-chelli's deep punting. Fordham did advance to a first down on the Violet 28, "but the secondary covered Drake's receivers well, and NYU regained the ball on downs. In the last minute, Franz came in to throw his first pass of the game.

It was a 45-vard pitch to Murphy on the NYU the ball bobbed out Murphy's arms and Blazwich plucked it out of the air for a 21-yard run-back to the Ram 44, where Franz tackled him. Score- Rams 6, Violets 0. SECOND PERIOD: Romeo Fwept right end for 30 yards, but fumbled as he was hit by Scavone, Blazwick again recovering for NYU on the Ram 43. Fernicola slashed off tackle to the 26. Tkree rushes and a jump pass by Sau-ehelli failed, and the' Rams took over on their 21.

Fordham marched the length of the field in 15 plays, interrupted only by a roughing penalty. Franz twice pitched 13 yards serials to Brown in this parade. Franz swept end for 14, Griffin caught a pass and cracked the middle for a pair of 13 yard gains and finally Drake threw the last foot into the end zone where Brown caught it in the flat.for the touchdown. Yalch's kick was low. Th Rams made an on-side kick, Pierce recovering for them on the JIYU 44.

Drake then threw to Brown on the 15, and the lanky end spun the rest of way for another TD. Fordham's Pierce smothered Ca-dieux and recovered the fumble on the Violet 44 to start another near- smashed to a quirk touchdown after tackle Jim Locke recoeM-d Kill P.rigman's fumble at Tech's 21. The underdogs seotd in six pla with I'ob Clemens, 200-pound fullback buying across. Tech lat. powered to the Geoi gia on plunges by fullback (lifi Turner.

Stalled tin re, they calie on Pepper Kodgers, who kicked a field goal. v. i inu .1. SECOND PERIOD: With star ball-carrier Leon Hardeman sidelined by a first quarter aiikle le-injury. Tech's attack stalled in the face tf a fired up (ieorgia defen-e led by end Joe and linebacker Art Decarlo.

Longest singie run of the quarter was a fjiiiiin-ing, 17-yard effort by Ceoigla halfback Charley Madison. A late Tech drive carried from Tech's 16 to tie Georgia 45, but Bobby Garrard tercepted a long pass to end threat. tr.e Score: Georgia 7. Tech 3. THIRD PERIOD: Tech finally got its vaunted offense unwound and paraded from ita 33 to a touchdown in 16 plays.

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Muirr fumbled and Baggett recovered for Boston College early in the period. But O'Leary came to Holy Cross' rescue shortly thereafter. He caught Kane's punt on a dead run on the Holy Cross 45, and raced straight down the light aideline, cut in at the 20 and scored untouched. Paris! converted. From then until halftime, Holy Cross dominated the play.

Score: HoIt Crosa 7. Botston 0. THIRD PERIOD: Boston Coliefe i i I i I I i I THIRD PERIOD: The Rams rammed to two first downs, but bogged down at midfield and kicked out. NYU rushed from its 20 to the 34, then tried the air, with dire results. Sauchelli's pass was intercepted by Sharry, who ran it back to 18.

Three plays later, Drake pitched to Brown, eight yards away, in the end zone. On the second play after Kaluzvnski hit Boettcher so hard that the NYU fullback fumbled, and Stafford recovered for the Rams on the enemy 27. Rosetti whisked around his right end for the remaining distance. Y'alch finally place-kicked the extra point. Score: Rams 32.

Violets 8. FOURTH PERIOD: Solazzo stemmed a Ram drive by recovering a fumble for NYU on his 30 at the start of the period. Two minutes later, with the Rams moving again, Finn recovered another fumble by the reserve backfield that was now in action for Fordham. In another two minutes, the Rams fumbled again, and Dourney recovered for NYU on the Ram 38. NYU rushed to the 19 before surrendering the ball on downs.

In midperiod, Franz, leading punter in the East, booted one that went 61 yards net. Two plays later, NYU finally completed a pass, for the first time, Morgan to Lynch, gaining nine yards to the Violet 44. In a melee after a punt return, Vranjes of NYU and Coppola of Fordham exchanged punches, and the latter was thrown out of the game. Franz threw successive 13, 12, and 17-yard passes to Brown. Blazwick of NYU and Fenaroli of the Rams were thrown out on the next play then, Scavone and Watto were thumbed off.

Frane pitched a 19-yarder to Brown on the 4. Garvey cracked guard for the TD and Costello kicked the extra point. A little later, Yalich scooted for a 51-yard touchdown on a punt return. Costello's placement was short. Final: Rams 45, Violets 0.

(Other picture on back page) Boston, Nov. 29 (JP). Sophomore speedsters Lou Hettinger and Gerry O'Leary provided Holy Cross' favored football forces with a 21-7 victory over Boston College a. Braves Field. O'Leary scored with a 55-yard second-period mint rnnhnck Hettinger sewed ttp the game with eight and three-yard touchdown bangs within two minutes in the final quarter.

FIRST PERIOD: Boston College's defensive platoon checked Holy Cross' firt offensive thrust in devastating fashion and, after 10 minutes of play, Boston College started a drive from midfield that carried to Holy Cross three. On a quarterback sneak, Kane fumbled crossing the goal line and Coogan recovered for Holy Cross for a touchback. Maloy then launched a drive from the 20 and Holy Crosi held the ball during the remainder of the period. Score: Holv Cross 0, Boston C. 0.

SECOND PERIOD: Holy Cross' first sustained drive ended Boston College's 16, where Matof.