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12 The Daily Advertiser, Lafayette, Monday, Xot- 8, 1350 oth Prep Elevens Entertain Foes while Southwestern Louisiana Ii While Southwestern Louisiana Three-Way Ti cog Eloce in Sweet Revenge Bv the Associated Piess vdrd plunge bv George Cmwson Jcrr McGowan to Berk Calender At wide-open as a Texas plain gave I a first qvaiter lead mi 12 jaicls A 65 ard pass liom the way the Gulf States Con- But Tech came back vith a touch- Hc-'ejr Drr to Calender account feronce football race appears to- dov on a pass from Joe Rabh to for the Wildcats final scoie late the tomth quaitei. And at Tensacola. Southeastern had too much fm the Sulors as they frirh easily 21-13 The conference standing Institutes Bulldogs are visiting Louisiana College in Pineville this week end, both high schools in Lafayette will entertain foes at McNaspy stadium. Cathedral entertains Hanson memorial of Franklin Friday night in their final game of the season, and Lafayette high school will play host to a wicked Terre-bone eleven Saturday afternoon. Terrebone.

trailing the Southwest district double-A race with three losses, suffered a 14-12 loss at the hands of Jennings Friday while Lafayette was losing a 35-0 tilt at Bogalusa. Hanson Memorial, number three in the Southwest district class standings, was upset 13-7 by Sacred Heart of Ville Platte in the rain, and Cathedral drooped a 27-13 contest to St. Peter of New Iberia. I-feibert Dalev. 230 pound tackle in the Lion lineup, turned in a fine performance at fullback again-1 st Bogalusa Fridav night and will probably get a starting berth in pf on 49 57 13 7 47 19 43 34 31 13 33 60 Handsome hurling by Quarterback E.

J. Lewis, extreme left, and stellar linebacking by Andy Bil-- lich, 190-pound -t freshman, helped ern Louisiana Institutes Bulldogs get sweet revenge over Louisiana At Tech a day night in a 41-13 homecoming vic-torv, Lewis com-I pleted eight of 13 passes for 181 day after: Gene Knecht. good for 27 vatds Southwestern Louisiana Institute The conversion failed and I pulled a major upset by dropping sbll led 7-6 Louisiana Tech from the undefeat- Baker tallied late the ed ranks 41-13 Saturday night second quaitei for I to take And Mississippi Southern v. on a a 14-6 halftime lead Two moi last minute 7-0 victory over North- 1 touchdowns were added by western State on a pass in the third period on a one-Quarterback Tom Le Gros to Bub- yard run bv G. Mixon and a ber Phillips.

shoit buck bv Jeny Foret This The upset and the thriller causes gave S. I a comfortable load, a thiee-way tie among Tech. South- never to be headed ern and S. L. I each with 2-1 rec- Phillips and Le Gros pulled one ords.

out of the fire for Southern The Tech, defending champion of the Andning pass came after Noith- NSW IbCNdn Baseball G. S. appaientlv was on Us wav tried a field goal on the to another title until the debacle Sou nnn 11 with lust a minute left against S. L. I.

It failed and a 0-0 tie seemed m- In a pair of nonconference games, ev taoe 1 2 1 0 2 1 0 2 1 0 2 2 0 1 2 0 1 3 0 Stockholders To Meet Adcrtisnr Sports Special n7m-cTm khod eis of the leiia Baseball Ascva Hon Inc, will meet on Wednesday, Ne ember 15, at 7 30 pm. to elect a hoard of directors and to lake up matters of the organization it -is announced bv Hentv Bci nard sec. r. lai v-troarurei of the group. The meet ng will be held in the par i--h court house in New Iberia Louisiana College lost to Memphis Bat on the first plav from the 20 State 25-12 and Southeastern defeat- Lc Gros fired a pass to Phillips He ed Pensacola Naval Air Station 21- got behind the Demons' defence on 13.

tne 40 and raced the rest of the Moie than 9.000 fans at Lafa- av lor the winning score yette saw S. I win its first game Memphis State took a twn-touch-over Tech since 1935 in a great first quarter lead ovci Lou-homecoming victory for I. lsiana College and then held the Tech got off to a had start and Tigets at bay to win easily 25-12 never got back on the road A two The Wildcats scored on a pass fiom i i Billich started SLIs first touch- i 1 down drive when Tech fumble midway in the first ip i d. Lewis passed to End -jr 'Lou Gaudet for two tallies, and news hn fine shm'Ushin yards against the i that potion against Terrebone Sa- Techmen, and turday. The remaining lineun for the Lion will find Glyn Love, Billy McDan-lals, Don Derouen.

and stiller quarterback Dub Poison in the back field assignments, with Charles Ashy, Earl Guidry, Sam Hamilton. Coleman Hensley. Myron Miller, Jackie Patin and Paul Simon in the line. Cathedrals stellar performer while going down in defeat Friday was Henry Hebert, who scored! both Tiger tallies. A converted center, Hebert charged through the line for one score and grabbed an aerial for the other.

Robley Domin-gue, at the center and linebacking post with Bill Duhon, also turned in a nice performance, along with Alvin Guidry. Gerald Gerami. Pat Pastor, Howard Stansbury and Roy Tiger starting lineup Friday will probably find Carroll Comeaux, Gerald Gerami. Pastor, Hebert, Stansbury and Domengeaux alternating in the backfield roles, while Alvin and Clifton Guidry. Barry Mouton.

William Owens, Sheldon Blue, Robley Domingue, Bill Duhon, James Dugal and Richard Pn-meaux working in the line. Billy Billeaud will probably be in To Play Vanderbilt his aerials set up three of the other four scores. Billich sparked an air-tight defense that slammed f. down Tech's pot- 1 ent Rround and j-l air attack. Andy Billich E.

J. Lewis Tigers At ECeiratycky amid emmessee Aire SHC Bovd Favorites in the fullback spot. By Sterling Slappey Associated Press Sports Writer Bowl people talk little, look hard and think fast in- November and in the Southeastern conference three have the kinds of records they like- The three Kentucky, Tennessee and Vanderbilt are either unbeaten or once beaten. Two of them, Kentucky and Vandy, have rough games coming up Saturday. Tf these games are lost a great amount of bowl prestige goes with them.

Unbeaten Kentucky, fifth rank- wno won their first Southeastern Conference game of the season against Mississippi 40-14 Saturday will be shooting for two in a row this week when they meet Vanderbilt. Vanderbilt prepped for the game, which will be played at Nashville, Tcnn-, by merely working out in winning a 34-12 victory over little Chattanooga. The Commodores are now tied for second place with Georgia Tech, each with 2-1 records. L. S.

U. has won one, lost two, and tied one. The flashing heels of Billy Baggett, a swift halfback, was the big factor in L. S. U.s stunning win.

He ripped off 69 and 56 yard touch-aown runs, caught and intercepted passes and handled most of the running chores. L. S. U. stopped Mississippis passing combination Rocky Byrd to Bill Stribling by intercepting five of Byrd's passes.

Mississippi Fullback John Dottley iqg seven in a row and showing Lttle promise of winning at all this season. Coach Bill Edwards of Vandy considers the L. S. U. game the most important game on our sche- SL1 Cagers Slate 21 Hardwood Tilts The Southwestern Louisiana Institute basketball team will play 21 games during the 1950-51 season, according to the schedule released today by Brig.

Gen. Charles R. Doran, athletic director. Making their first eastern invasion. since World War II, the Bulldogs will meet Pensacola Navy and Keesler field in the first three games of the season.

Home and away games have been scheduled with eight Gulf States conference schools. At SLI home games will be played in the 5,000 seat Biackham coliseum. The schedule: Nov. 28. Keesler field (away); Nov.

29, 30. Pensacola Navy (away); Dec. 4, open, Dec. 6, Southeastern Louisiana college (away); Dec. 9, Louisiana college (away).

Dec. 12. Rice Institute (away); Dec. 14, Loyola university (home); December 16, Spring Hill (home); Dec. 19.

Keesler field (home); Jan. 4, Centenary college (away); Jan. 9, Northwestern (home). Jan. 13 Jan.

24, Loyola university (away); Jan. 25, Mississippi Southern (away); Jan. 29, Spring Hill (away); Feb. 2, Louisiana Tech 'home); Feb. 10, Northwestern (away).

Feb. 13, Southeastern, (home); Feb. 16, Louisiana Tech (away): Feb. 20, open, Feb. 26, Centenary college (home).

ing team in the nation in the Associated Press poll last week, goes to Starkville, to play the giant killing Mississippi State Maroons. Vandy remains at home in Nashville to take on fast developing Louisiana State. assignment should be easier. The Vols play Tennesse Tech in Knoxs-ville Saturday. Tennessee was upset by Mississippi State 7-0 early in the season on the same field where Kentucky Saturday hopes to win its ninth game in a row.

Vandy was defeated two weeks ago in another upset Florida, 31-27. dule. L. S. U.

trounced us 33-13 last year and our chief aim is to re- 1 feued to show his running form verse the outcome. i as placed him among the L. S. U. lost three of its first natln leadmg ground gainers four games, tied the fifth and tore into Mississippi last Saturday for 40-14 victory.

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U. could wreck several good teams. Appar- A fourth game Saturday would jently the Tigers are moving now 3" '-jV 1 22 Hd Johnson Seahorse $270.00 16 bp Johnson Rebuilt 220.00 be far more attractive if both principals had not lost last week. The game is Georgia-Florida in Jacksonville. Most of their bowl hopes faded when Georgia lost to Alabama 14-7 and Florida was slaughtered by Kentucky 40-6.

The defeat was Georgia's first. Twice beaten Tulane will be in Baltimore playing Navy in the final big time game of the day. The remainder of the schedule Saturday is: Mississippi Southern-Ala-bama in Tuscaloosa, Virginia Mili-tary-Georgiay Tech in Atlanta, and Chattanooga-Mississippi in Oxford, Miss. and Vandy is next up in the sights. Vandy polished -off Chattanooga 34-12 last Fridav in preparation for the turnabotit Tigers.

Another bit of fine preparation came off in Starkville when Mississippi State joined the pargde of teams winning easy shutouts over Auburn. This one ended 27-0 for State. Tennessee won another shutout, 16-0, over North Carolina. Tech opened with a roar against Duke 21 points in the first quarter then quieted down completely to let Duke do some roaring of its own. Final score Duke 30 Georgia Tech AA 4 A 1 1 6 bp Johnson Rebuilt A 190.00 1 16 bp Johnson Used 175.00 i 1 10 bp Johnson Demonstrator 130.00 Navy Saturday Advertiser Sports Special NEW ORLEANS, Nov.

6 Tulane' Green Wave returned to the traces last Wednesday afternoon to begin preparations for its first Eastern invasion since 1942. Full of ginger after a two-day layoff following the victory over Auburns Tigers, the Wave got right down to business about the coming tussle with Navy on Armistice Day in Baltimore. Tulane was idle Saturday. The layoff gave injuries ade-ouate opportunity to improve and Coach Henry Frnka is looking for several absentees from the Auburn fray to be ready for the Navy tussle. Guard Hal Headrick, who fractured his skull against Notre Dame, will in all probability be ready for the Middies along with Gale Kirkpatrick, a defensive and offensive performer at end.

Charlie Dai-gle, the Waves defensive back, is still nursing- a leg injury and hell continue to take things easy for a while. Unless injuries crop up sometime this week or the rest of next, the Wave should be in pretty good shape for this first trip to the East since 1942. Meanwhile, the Wave climbed into a prominant spot in the National defensive picture according to the National Collegiate Ahtletic Bureau, the statistical bible of collegiate bureau. The bureau report for the week ending October 28 showed the Wave in a fourthranking spot ini the najion on rushing defense and a seventh place in the nation on total defense. The Green has given up a total rushing yardage of 411 in five games, an average of 82.2 yards per game.

Ltf ygf Maroons Battle Auburn Saturday 1 STARKVILLE, Nov. 6 (AP) The Mississippi State Maroons who beat the Southeastern Conferences last place team. Auburn 27-0, Saturday do an about face this week when they meet Kentucky, the first place eleven. Kentucky, fifth ranking team in the nation with an unbeaten and untied record, comes here for what is easily the best battle slated in the S. E.

C. this week. The Wildcats won their eighth straight game against Florida 40-6 and their fourth conference victory last Saturday. Coach Paul Bryant's Kentuckians will be shooting for a victory which will impress bowl scouts. And against a backfield of Babe Parilli, Bill Leskovar, and Shorty Jamerson, Coach Slick Mortons Maroons will have their hands full for the afternoon.

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