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SUNDAY NEWS, JANUARY 2, 1949 87 SS Immees irem 21-13. Dallas, Jan. 1 (JP). All-America Doak Walker and sophomare Kyle Rote pooled their running, kicking, passing and pass-receiving brilliance today to fashion a 21-13 victory over Oregon in the Cotton Bowl. Walker led a 59-yard drive to a touchdown in the first period.

Then mighty quick-kicks by Walker and Rote held Oregon in check as Southern Methodist took a half time lead. -J--U FIRST PERIOD Southern Methodist took the kickoff on its 41 and Walker sparked a touchdown drive that required only 11 plays. Walker blasted over from the six-inch line, then kicked the extra point. Oregon took the kkkoff on its 21 and Lewis and Bell battered to the southern SMU 47 before being stopped. Van Brocklin kicked out on the Southern Methodist 27.

McKissack, Rote, Page and Walker alternated in driving to the Oregon 28, but Bell intercepted Walker's pass that TaW Tf' A 0 They Howled 'Em Over AcmeFou Oregon kicked off in the Cotton Bowl and was immediately trawled ver by a 59-yard touchdown in 12 plays. Gains in this surge were registered by all four SMU backs, (1. to Paul Page, Dick Mc-Kissack, Kyle Rote and Doak Walker. Walker was the one who bulled over the score, then toed the extra point. Missouri Molcskiniicrs' Farewell Seniors playing their last game for Missouri yesterday in Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla, were (seated, to fullback Wilbur Volz and Rollie Oakes.

and (standing, to halfback Howie Bonnet quarterback Bus Entsminger and halfback Lloyd Brinkman. Clemson Overcomes Missouri by 24-23 Jacksonville, Jan. 1 (). Fullback Fred Cone scored two touchdowns and sparked Clemson to a 24-23 victory over Missouri in the Gator Bowl today. It was a wild and wooly game all the way on a clear cool day before Texas Blasts Georgia In Orange Bowl, 41-28 Miami, Jan.

1 (fP). Texas whipped Georgia, 41-28, today in a spectacular football game before a record crowd of 60,523 bounded off Folsom chest and returned to the 26 as the period ended. Score: SMU 7, Oregon 0. SECOND PERIOD Bell, Sanders and Lewis pounded to the SMU 44, where passes failed and Van Brocklin kicked outside on the SMU 18. Walker quick- Po.

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Bell Pace F. Sanders McKiasack kicked 80 yards joutside on the Oregon two-inch line. Oregon pushed to the 45, but Van Brocklin fumbled attempting to pass and Collier recovered on the Oregon 37. Walker, Rote and McKissack pounded to the 13 but DeWayne Johnson intercepted Gil Johnson's pass on the 11. Oregon drove to the 44 but had to kick and Rote quick-kicked from the SMU 3 to the Oregon 12 as the period ended.

Score: SMU 7, Oregon 0. THIRD PERIOD Southern Methodist took the second half kickoff on its 20 and paraded to a touchdown in 10 plays, with Rote taking a handoff Doak Walker Sparks SMU to victory. from Walker and cutting over right guard for the final 36 yards. Walker kicked the extra point. Walker, Page, McKissack and Rote combined in the drive.

Oregon took the kickoff on its 33 and, with Sanders, Bell and Lewis blasting the line, smashed to the Southern Methodist 6, where, on fourth down, Van Brock-lin's pass fell incomplete in the end zone. Walker and Rote combined to drive out to the 24 as the period ended. Score: SMU 14, Oregon 0. FOURTH PERIOD Rote kicked to Holcomb who returned to the Oregon 48. Van Brocklin's passes carried Oregon down to the 23, where he pitched to Wilkins for a touchdown.

Rote ran the kickoff to the Southern Methodist 44 and in eight plays SMU had another touchdown, Roberts making it on an eight- 1 000 fans. The margin of victory- was Jaek Miller's 15-yard field goal in the final quarter, which ust offset ft Missouri safety as each team rolled to three touchdowns. FIRST PERIOD Clemson recovered a Missouri fumble on the Missouri 19. A pass interference ruling moved the ball to the 2 where Cone hit right guard to score. Miller kicked the point.

Clemson recovered a fumbled punt on its own 36 and marched to another score. Cone going ever. Miller again added the point. Score: Clemson 14, Missouri t. SECOND PERIOD A 36-yard pass Braznell to Bounds set up a Missouri score with Entsminger getting the last 2 yards at center.

Dawson kicked the point. Missouri moved 56 yards on the ground to score with Enta-minger squirming a yard vet right guard for the touchdown. Dawson kicked point. Score Clemson 14, Missouri THIRD PERIOD Clemson moved 80 yards to score a lateral-forward, Cone to Gage to Poules, covered the last 9 yards. Miller kicked the point.

Missouri gained two points as Gage's pass from his end zone was grounded in the end zone. Score: Clemson 21, Missouri 10. FOURTH PERIOD Clemson drove to the Missouri 15 where Jack Miller kicked a field goal from the 22. Missouri moved 60 yards on the ground and in the air to score on a 20-yard pass. 1 Kntsinger tossed out to Braznell who threw to bounds in the end zone.

Dawson placekicked the extra point. Final: Missouri 23, Clemson 24. 4 NY Boys Skate For Taft Team Four New York City boys will be in the lineup of the Taft School hockey sextet when it opens its season in a benefit game with St. Mark's School in the Garden, Wednesday afternoon. Capt.

Gil Colgate will be in the nets while Michel Coty and Ed Fox will be on the wings. Tony Carpenter plays on the front line of the second squad. The game is for the Connecticut Junior Republic, Litth-field, Conn- and Brantwood Camp, Peterborough, N. H. niiusonri vs.

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A pass from Van Brocklin to Robinson for 40 yards set up the score on the SMU 10. Bell made nine and Sanders hit right guard for the score. Daniels converted. Southern Methodist paraded with the kickoff to the Oregon 16 before being halted. Final: SMU 21, Oregon 13.

(Other picture on back page) Baylor Leads Yake Forest Birmingham, Jan. 1 (P. The Baylor Bears and Wake Forest Deacons met today in the annual Dixie Bowl game before a chilled crowd of less than 20,000. FIRST PERIOD Baylor scored in the first three minutes after Sims intercepted a pass from Gregus and raced back 52 yards to the Wake Forest 8. Pierce drove through the middle for the last yard.

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McKinney Hall WAKE FOREST IHiiK'an George Cn-ia Allen Anffarth Hantlla Bradley Ketzer Greuus Dowda Lail missed the extra point. launched another drive late in the period to reach the Wake Forest one as the period ended. Score: Baylor 6, Wake Forest 0. SECOND PERIOD Fullback James Mangum scored Baylor's second touchdown on the opening of the period, going one yard. Hank Dickerson converted.

The Texans drove 66 yards for another score. Pierce broke away for 40 and Painter passed to Riley for the final 11. Dickerson again added the extra point. Score: Baylor 20, Wake Forest 0. at the Orange Bowl.

The lead changed hands five times after Georgia scored in the opening minutes of play on a pass interception. Texas marched 62 yards for a score and added another to lead 13-7 at the quarter. Georgia scored again, but so did Texas and" the Longhorns, underdogs by seven points in the betting, led 20-14 at the half. Georgia roared back with two touchdowns and grabbed a 28-27 lead but couldn't hold it as the Texans smashed through the line and mixed it with passes to score two more. Texas piled up 19 first downs to Georgia's nine and gained 332 yards from scrimmage to Georgia's meager 56.

The crowd surpassed last year's record turnout of by nearly a thousand paid admissions. FIRST PERIOD Georgia's John Tillitski fumbled the kickoff and Randall Clay recovered for Texas on the Bulldogs' 29. Georgia's AI Bodine intercepted Paul Campbell's pass on the 27 and ran 73 yards to score. Joe Geri added the extra point. Texas marched 62 -yards for a touchdown.

Clay's kick was wide and Georgia led, 7-6. Georgia couldn't gain, and Geri kicked to the Texas 49. Georgia was penalized 15. Weyman Sellers intercepted Campbell's pass and ran to the Texas 44. Billy Pyle intercepted John.

Rauch's pass on the four to stop a Georgia threat. Texas moved down the field in a drive with Tom Landry scoring from the 19. Texas made three first downs during the march to Bcore. Landry went the last 19 yards. Clay's kick was good.

Score: Texas 13, Georgia 7. SECOND PERIOD Georgia rolled from the Bulldogs' 86, aided by Rauch's 27-yard pass to Gene Lorendo, another 17-yard-er to Bob Walston and a third for 16 to Lorendo. Geri. scored from the one. Geri "kicked the extra ofnt and sent Georgia into the ead, 14-13.

Texas couldn't gain and Landry kicked out on Texas' 40. Rauch, back to pass, was pilled and lost 11. Geri kicked to Pyle who returned 17 to the Texas 23. Campbell pitched to Lewis Holder for 20 and Texas' Georgia vs. Texas GEORGIA Walston Bush Hobos Jackura B.

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THIRD PERIOD Texas took the kickoff on the one but stalled at midfield. Georgia couldn't gain and Pyle took Geri's kick on the Texas 43. The Longhorns clipped off 10 and 15 yard gains to reach the 26. There Campbell passed to Ben Proctor fr the touchdown. Clay kicked the extra point and Texas led, 27-14.

Georgia took Landry's kick on the Texas 46, and stabbed the line for short gains. Rauch passed to Walston foT 24 yards to the six. Geri rammed the middle to score. Geri added the point and Texas still led, 27-21. Texas had the ball on their own 19 as the quarter ended.

Score: Texas 27, Georgfa 21. FOURTH PERIOD Landry quick-kicked 71 yards but the Bulldogs couldn't get through the Texas line and Geri kicked. Nick Feher recovered Landry's fumble for Georgia on Texas' 34. aLukie Brunson lost three and Rauch passed to Walston for 37 and a score. Geri added the point to put Georgia ahead, 28-27.

Texas started on its own 31 and roared down the filed with short passes and smashing line play. Clay tore through from the two to score, putting Texas ahead, 34-28. Taking the ball on downs" on Georgia's 32, Texas smashed over again, with Clay scoring. Clay added the point. Final: Texas 41.

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