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Fumble Sets Tiger TD: Taylor's Buck, Kick Gives LSU 7-6 Win Over Wave The Yardstick First downs 11 Rushing yardage 128 Passing yardage 0 Passes 0-6 Passes Intercepted by 2 snt Fumbles lost 5 Yards penalized 33 over to halfback and ripped off runs of eight and 14 yards as Tulane moved to the 19, where an ncomplcte fourth down pass gave Tutano LSU the ball in the dying minutes. 10 Tulane played the second half 202 1 without brilliant quarterback Gene 32 Newton, who received a leg in-2-12 iury shortly before intermission. 0 Newton directed the final stages of the Tulane touchdown march 4 as the second quarter opened. The 45 drive had gone 15 yards before it stalled on the 12. Newton went into action there and swept end for 10 yards to the two, from where Quillian pierced through in two plunges.

LSU 0 0 07 Tulane 0 6 0 06 LSU scoring Touchdowns: Tsylor (1, plunge). Conversion: Taylor. Tulane scoring Touchdowns: Quillian (2, plunge). NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1 OH Fullback Jimmy Taylor smashed one yard to climax Louisiana State Universitys only offensive marrh and added the conversion today to give his underdog team a 7-6 Southeastern Conference victory over Tulanc.

Taylors touchdown plunge came on the second play after guard Don Scully recovered a fumble only two yards from the goal. A crowd of 60,000 watched the traditional Southeastern Conference opponents swap fumbles throughout the wild second half. Taylor broke the game open after his team had driven to the three yard line, only to lose the ball on downs. On the first play, substitute fullback Jimmy McCoy of Tulanc fumbled to set up the LSU score. Tulane, which controlled the game most of the time, scored its touchdown in the second quarter after a fumble recovery by guard Jim Zim merle on the 27.

Fullback Ronny Quillian smashed the final two yards in the short drive, but tackle Emmett Zelenkaa conversion attempt was wide. The line play in the game was magnificent. Tulane, expected to have its most trouble with LSUa depth in the forward wall, showed a decided edge there. In the third period, LSU recovered a fumble on the Tulane SO and moved to the one. Four smashes ini the line were of no avail, although one was called back by a half-yard offside penalty against Tulane.

On the fifth iry, halfback J. W. Brodnax fumbled and tackle Dalton Truax recovered for Tulane as the fourth period opened. A few minutes later, Tulane got in another hole when halfback Claude Mason fumbled on the 30 and tackle Earl Leggett recovered for LSU. The drive stalled at the 12 when Taylor fumbled and Truax recovered.

A 15-yard penalty against Tulane put the Greenles back on their own four, but Quillian quick-kicked 63 yards to relieve the pressure. Tulane almost pulled the game out of the fire in the final five minutes when LSU, driven back to (he 17 by a holding penalty, got off a short punt to the midfield stripe and Tulane launched an offensive. Quarterback Fred Wilcox moved Bowling Roundup JAMBALAYA LEAGUE FIGHTERS Here is the Lafayette team that made a fine showing in the Sugar Bowl boxing elimination tournament. Coach Bill Robicheaux has been selected to coach and manage the New Orleans team in the Sugar Bowl matches Dec. 27.

The La. group will meet a Chicago team in an eight-match card in New Orleans. Along with Robicheaux, the area will be represented by heavyweight Monte Hen drix of Morgan City and featherweight Sidney Turney of Milton. Both won titles in the recent tourney. Shown above I-r: Billy Guidry of Lafayette, Turner, unidentified ring announcer, Ronald Guidry of Lafayette, Louis Hardy of Cecilia, corner man Harvey Porche of Lafayette, Hendrix, Robicheaux.

Guidry and Hardy were runner-ups in the elimination tourney. Tennessee -IBaylor To Meet In Sugar EovI strong with two touchdowns iq jors, considered a shoo-in for All- game schedule unscathed and with only two close calls. The Volunteers upset Georgia Tech 6-0 in mid-season when Tech was rated No. 2 nationally and Tennessee No. 3.

The victory vaulted Tennessee into the No. 1 spot over Oklahoma in the following weeks poll. But Oklahoma regained the top spot the following week. Tennessees other dose call was with perennial jinx Kentucky last chance to fac Tennessee, rated the nations No. 2 team in the weekly Associated Press poll.

Baylor drew the No. 15 spot this week. Baylors acceptance was subject to the formality of approval by the Southwest Conference. Tennessees acceptance closed a long cold war between the Sugar Bowl and the Cotton Bowl at Dallas. Cotton Bowl officials last week listed Tennessee as one of their top choices.

Tennessee went through its ten- NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1 Ml Undefeated Tennessee and bruising Baylor today accepted invitations to meet in the Sugar Bowl football game New Yeara Day. Sugar Bowl president Paul De-Blanc said the prevision-primed Volunteers accepted the bid minutes after their season-ending 27-7 victory over Vanderbilt that clinched the Southeastern Conference title. Baylor ended its 1956 campaign today with a 46-13 triumph over Rice and quickly grabbed the the last quarter and a 20-7 vie tory. Baylor won eight of its 10 games and finished in a tic for tho run-nerup spot in the Southwest Conference with Texas Christian, host team in the Cotton Bowl.

The only losses on the Bears record were a 19-13 loss to unbeaten Texas the Southwest Conference champion, and a 7-6 setback by TCU week. The Vols trailed 7-6 at the of thrro but finished isiana law from inviting teams Record 16 Gold Medals- Can U. S. IHold Olympic Margin Against Russians? MELBOURNE, Dec. 1 MWU.

S. Swimming and diving Is the last Olympians, having dominated the I of the blue-ribbon events in the track and field phase of the 1956 games. But there are a swarm of games with a brilliant bunch of fringe sports to be decided, in-Yankee Doodle Dandies, now just cuding gymnastics, and the Rus- with Negro players, grabbed the nations top eligible team in Tennessee. The Oklahoma Sooncrs.l top-ranked team in the AP poll and unbeaten and untied in 10 games, are prohibited by Big Seven Conference rules from play-ling in a bowl this season. The Sooners played in the 1955 Orange Bowl and cannot make two consecutive trips, nor appear in another bowl.

The game will mark Tennessees fourth showing in the Sugar Bowl. The Vols dropped a 19-13 decision to Boston College in 1940, Tulsa 14-7 in 1943 and lost to Maryland 27-13 in the 1952 renewal. Baylor will be making its debut in the Sugar Bowl, although Bears are no strangers to post-seaton appearances. They to Auburn 33-13 in the 1953 Gator Bowl and dropped a 17-14 decision to Georgia Tech in the Orange Bowl. The game will also show one collegiate footballs top backs Johnny Majors, Tennessees a of many superlatives.

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29 holiday season football game. Glenn Marshall chairman of the Gator Bowl selections committee, phoned the news here from Athens, on the heels of Georgia Techs 35-0 victory over Georgia. The game will match the na tions No. 4 team Tech against the 12th ranking squad, Pittsburgh. Georgia Tech has won all its games this year, save one, a 6-0 defeat by Tennessee.

The Panthers have won six, lost two, tied one and still have a Dec. 8 game against undefeated Miami. The game here, on the Saturday will be a rematch of the last Sugar Bowl when Tech beat Pitt 7-0 at the result of a disputed pass interference ruling against Bobby Grier, Pitts Negro fullback. Pitt has no Negro players this year. Jesuit Wallops Pascagoula 38-6 PICAYUNE, Miss.

Wt Jesuit of New Orleans smashed for touchdowns in every period Friday night to wallop Pascagoula 38-6 in the annual Tung Bowl football game. Butch Dastugue scored on a first period buck and Ken Adolph got two scores, and Michael Rooney, Claude Greco and George Rizzo one each. Rooneys came on a 68-yard dash and Rizzo on a 70-yard pass play from Fred Schwartz. Pascagoula scored in the fourth period on an eight-yard pass from Billy Canty to Alva Tinson. Irish Grid Alumni In Shrimp Bowl GALVFSTON, Tex.

Ml The spirit of Notre Dame will prevail for the Bolling Air Force Generals football team when it plays the Ft. Hood Tankers in Galvestons i Bowl game Saturday night, Dec. 8. I Five former Notre Dame stars play prominent roles on the generals squad. All-America halfback Johnny Lattne is the Generals backfield coach.

The other four are players. They are Ralph Gug-lielmi, All-America quarterback; Shannon, All-America end; Menil Mavraides, ex-second team All-America guard; and halfback Bobby Joseph. Holy Cross Wins Over Terrebonne HOUMA, La. MW A three-touchdown performance by unheralded I Edgar Saucier led Holy Cross to a thumping 33-14 football victory over Terrebonne Friday night in the annual Oil Bowl. Saucier scored on a 75-yard kick-i off return and runs of 12 and 64 yards.

John Williams and Don Ballard got other touchdowns. America honors, led the Southeastern Conference in total offense and his 42-yard plus punt-ing was tops in the leag e. Tlia Advertiser, Lafayette, La. Sunday, December 2, 1956 ZV AWS rAC? IZ7ZHACZ COOLERS LICERS makers A Complete Line of Store, Market and Restaurant Equipment SCOTSMAN DISPLAY CASE! ICE MACHINES CUBES CRUSHED Select from 32 models Terms Per As Low As I Day HILTON'S Commercial Refrigeration I Corner Pnona CK 4-141 Lafayette rh. eldeat ana largest atora and markat equipment daalor la Southwest Loulilana.

Tuna la Amea Andy Evsry Wadnaiday 7: SO P.M. KLFY-TY Sj Heres the popular I Wellington 1 1 i i k. I medal in capturing the classic marathon, finishing 9s fresh as he started and the vast crowd loved it. They even seemed to enjoy a baseball game between an American Army team and an all-star Australian team, won by the Americans 11-5. The announcer proudly said it was the biggest crowd ever to see a baseball game and he probably was right.

To cap things off. Bob Clotworthy won the mens springboard diving championship for the United States and his teammate, Bill Yorzyk, won the men's 200-meter butterfly event. Clotworthy, Mountainside, N.J., won the mens springboard diving with Don Harper, Palo Alto, Calif, second and Glen Whitten, Lakeland, fourth. Yorzyk, Northampton, who bettered his world record with a 2:18.6 clocking in the semifinals, coasted home with a 2:19.3 to with then 200-meter butterfly gold medal. Jack Nelson of Fort Lauderdale, was fourth.

The other swimming final was strictly an Australian event. Dawn Fraser, who had waged a battle of records with Lorraine Crapp in the preliminaries, led an Aussie sweep in the gals 100-meter freestyle with a world-record clocking of 1:02. Lorraine was second in 1 02.3 with Faith Leech slipped in ahead of Joan Rosazza of Torring-ton, for third by a tenth of a second in 1:05.1, Shelley Mann of the Washington, D.C., Walter Reed Swim Club, was sixth. And of course, the rangy, slick American basketball team wound up the Olympic tournament by defeating Russia 89-55 and adding another victory to the American list. Boxing and wrestling were disappointments for the U.S.

Only light-heavyweight Jim Boyd of Rocky Mount, N.C., and heavy-weight Pete Rademacher of Grandview, came off with won the team boxing champion-gold medals while Russia won the team boxing championship. The best Yank in wrestling was Dan Hodge of Norman Okla. He managed a silver medal for a ri Second in the middleweight divi beat the lost 1952 of in man sians figure to make the most of it. The main hope is swimming, ind the Yanks gave signs of holding their own against Australia and Japan in todays finals by finishing one-two in the mens springboard diving event and adding a fourth to the gold medal in the mens 200-meter butterfly. Russia almost Peat the United States in the last games at Helsinki, just by sweeping the mens and womens gymnastics.

These events have been cut down somewhat here, however, and Japan, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Sweden may help the American cause by cutting into the Russian medals. Today was a great day for America, Australia, France, Ireland and the ninth consecutive crowd of 100,000 in the Melbourne Cricket Grounds, this time favored by a warm sun, Bobby Morrow of the United States won his third gold medal of the games tops for the men by anchoring the American 440-meter relay team to victory in the world record time of 39.5. Mildred McDaniel of the United States unexpectedly won the womens high jump and set a new world record of 1.76 meters, or 5 feet, 9V4 inches, to cap the fine all-around performance by American girls. The United States relay team with Charley Jenkins running his lap in a sparkling 45.4 won their event in 3:04.8. Slender Ron Delaney, the Vil-lanova student from Eire, battled his way out of the pack in the greates 1,500 meter field ever and took the metric mile in 3:41.2 for an Olympic record, the equivalent of a 3:59.5 mile.

This was Eires lirst track championship since 1932. Australias golden girl, Betty Cuthbert, joined Morrow as a triple gold medal winner by anchoring her nations 400-meter relay team to victory in the world record time of 44.5 Alain Mimoun, the little French man, won his nations first gold 'A 1A DIXIE LEAGUE Team Won Lost Phillips 30 14 Beer 20 Goebel Beer 27 Regal Beer 2S American Assurance Co. 22 Holllers Esso Service Station IS Gulf State's Utilities 13 Domlngue'a Chevrolet 11 IS 17 IS 22 2S SI S3 CAMELIA LEAGUE Team Won Stagg'S Music Shoppo Herrin Transportation and Drive Inn Mike's Gym Budwelser Beer Miller High Life Croft of La. Ine. Davidson Mill Work Loot SO 14 29 IS 21'i 18'i 23 21 21 1 22 Vi 17 27 IS 28 14 30 SKEET TRAPS STANDARD MODELS Plain Barrel $121.50 LIGHT 12 SWEET 16 Plain Barrel $131.50 Ventilated Rib $151.50 Phone Cl 5-2644 look to their swimmers and divers in the final run with Russia for the unofficial team championship.

Its going to be close. And the Yanks may not make it. Despite a record-smashing 15 gold medals in mens track and field, where the Americans piled up 232 points. Uncle Sam entered the last week of Olympic competition with only a 463 to 390 li edge over Russia in the point standings. Over-all, the United Slates had bagged 28 gold medals to 18 by the Russians, But there isnt much hope of adding many more to that U.

S. total outside of the swimming competition. Vols Splatter Vandy By 27-7 NASHVILLE, Dec. 1 MW Little Johnny Majors passed ana ran the ball-hawking Tennessee Vols into a 27 to 7 victory over Vanderbilt today for their 10th straight football victory and a bid to the Sugar Bowl. The victory against a fired-up squad of Commodores gave Tennessee the undisputed Southeastern Conference championship and their first perfect season since 1951.

A sellout crowd of 28,000 saw the contest. The Vols, playing conservative football most of the way, took advantage of breaks to score their first two touchdowns, one in the first period and another in the second. Vanderbilt made a ball game of it during the first half and trailed only 7-13 at the intermission. But the Orangemen from Knoxville added one more touchdown in each of the last two quarters. The first Vol score was set up by Bill Johnsons fumble recovery on the Vandy 38.

Fullback Tommy Bronson bulled over from the one, nine plays later. Vanderbilt tied it in the second period on fullback Jim Butlers three-yard plunge, climaxing 68-yard drive. Frank Kolinsky se up Tennessees tie-breaking score in the second by recovering a fumble on the Vandy 24. Fullback Carl Smith ran the last 15 yards on a reverse. Majors ran 25 yards for the third Vol marker and Bronson scored the last one on the fcailend of a 78-yard march.

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