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1 Bows Out With 55-12RompOver Crippled LSU Halts Porkers 7 -6 Bulldogs Finish Hogs Back ill 3nd-PSoC TS Into Cotton and his own second TD (Special to The Advertiser) LAKE CHARLES, Nov. 21 With Same. 1fl McNeese broke into the halfback Louis Roth SC01in 18 thc -hen a of the Baylor Knocks Mustangs Out Of Race 33-21 DALLAS, Nov. 20 (if Del Shof-ner, a loose-jointed sophomore with larceny in his heart, and sen-' ior Billy Hooper, the faker, feinter Wf and passer of Baylors thunderous split attack, combined to lashj HAMMOND, Nov. 20 UPt Southern Methodist 33-21 today, Speedy halfbacks Don Marino and knocking the Methodists out of the Louis Carlisle broke open a tight Southwest Conference football raceigame by setting up three third- scoring in same pcnocj fumble by points to win thc Gulf States Con- Leonard was iecovcred by Ronnie ference individual scoring cham- Cook on the SLI 29.

Four plays pionship with a seasons total of later, Don Fontenot passed to half-79 ct RniiHnc'c I a li prod hack Chailic Rce cs at the 11, SHREVEPORT, Nov. 20 wi, and on the next play Reeves car- With handyman A1 Doggett McNcesc Satc Cowboys 13 rierf through tackle for the score, ing every baekfield position, injury in the concluding game of their A ba(j pass from ccnter ruined the riddled Louisiana State University season here last night. placement attempt. handed Arkansas a 7-6 upset today Roth.s lalhes pul him seven before 33,000 fans. 'points ahead of Southeasterns Don But the defeat didn stop Ar-ijyjann0 vbo kicked two extra kansas from winning a spot as thejpoints SLCs 32.6 xvm ovet.

North. Southwest Conference yesterday to give him a tive in the Cotton Bowl. (0ai 0f ps Hairy Troxler of victorious over Southern Method- goubeastern id not scorc yester- Following the kickoff, Roth was thrown for a four-yard loss to his own 35, then picked up on the next play and went 65 yards for a touchdown. Late in the third quarter, a Mc-cesc pass attempt by Fontenot and putting Arkansas into the Cotton Bowl. Shofner intercepted two passes, quarter touchdowns that gave Southeastern Louisiana a 32-6 vic- tory over Northwestern State and.

n'ni ne ack.87 rards((for a its first perfect season since 1946. touchdown and using the other to set up another touchdown, and also! Carlisle and Marino sped South-, can still tie for the conference an(j finished with 56. was intercepted by guard Willard title but a defeat by Arkansas, victory over thc Cowpokes, Smith, who latcraled to Both who RamAack, 5he hnwinbidS1VeS hG i accomplished with ease that earned the hall down the McNeeso it diinint aft broached abandonment, earned the 39. Sid White passed to Ronnie Cro- ihl hSr if. pllprf hplnaf Bulldogs a second place tie in the chet for 29 yards to the 6 and fromenterthat madehe differ-1 conference with the beaten NSC Leonard carried it over from there.

ence. Doggett kicked true, anyway. Leirions; LSU, near the bottom of the Canine scoring came fast and Southeastern Conference, gained furious. Leonard set up the first fourth victory of the yearl TD going around end for 16 against six defeats and salvaged! yards to the 10 yard line, aftor some glory from an otherwise un- he Dogs Had taken the ball on downs after the opening kick- happy season Leonard also period ended. Jerry Boudreaux scored the next two TDs for SLI on an 8 yard run and a recovered fumble in the nd zone, both in the final period.

With 31 seconds left in thc game, Fontenot passed to fullback Den-Tis Clark for a 35-yard pass play ind McNeeses 12th and last point. SCORE BY QUARTERS I SLI 7 14 20 14-55 MrNcrsP 0 0 6 612 SCORING SLI: TIT Roth 3 (23 22, and 65-yard runs), Boudreaux 2 run and i ecevored end zone fumblci, Monte (pass for 10 yards from Gearen). Alonzo (31-vard run). Leonard (-vard run) PAT Leonard 4 (placektcks). Boudreaux 2 (placekicks).

Foreman (placek)ck). McNetit: TD Reeves run). off. Frank Gearen then spot passed to Dave Moore in the end zone. Leonard converted I and the Dogs led 7-0 with five minutes left in the first period.

SLI blocked a Jesse Castet punt in the same period, and three plays later Don Alonzo ran through the entire Cowboy field, reversing his field once for a 31-yard touchdown. Leonard converted again. After threatening twice, Arkansas got on the scoreboard first when second string tailback Buddy Benson passed 13 yards to Billy Lyons in the end zone, midway in the second quarter. Benson was wide with his extra point try. Four minutes later, LSU drove 33 yards to a touchdown in eight plays.

Halfback Chuck Johns, used sparingly because of a lame ankle, scooted over from the three, Doggett set up the score with a 14-yard pass to Joe May. Arkansas 0 6 0 0 fi LSU 0 7 0 07 Arkansas scoring: Touchdowns: Ly- yards from Fontenot). STATISTICS eastern on a 74-yard after the op-j emng kickoff of the second half. I The drive required only eight plays I and ended with fullback Mickey! Catalanotto smashing over from' the three. 1 The two ace halfbacks sparked a 65-yard march minutes later and Catalanotto cracked tackle for the final two yards.

Before the period ended Carlisle dashed 58 yards from scrimmage the next time Southeastern got the ball. The victory gave Southeastern its first undivided Gulf States Con-f championship. It had shared the 1952 and 1953 crowns w'ith two other teams. Northwestern was one of the defending cochampions. Carlisle led ground gainers with! 105 yards on nine attempts, while Marino had 68 on 14 attempts The, game was tight until halftime.

Southeastern took a first period lead on a 13-yard pass from quarterback Ray Porta to end Huey Husser. Northwestern tied It with a 93-yard touchdown march ground out in 19 plays. Halfback Larry Whitt circled end for the final four yards. Porta, whose passing and leadership kept the Southeastern attack running scored the final touchdown in the fourth period on an eight-yard sneak. Marino added the second of his two conversions.

I Northwesterns ground power andj Southeasterns speed kept the fans on their feet with their even play in the first period. Southeastern seemed unable to crack the Northwestern defense until the third-quarter touchdown burst took the edge off Northwesterns spirit. NSC 0 06 SLC 6 0 19 732 NSC scoring: Touchdown. Whitt. SLC scoring: Touchdowns, Husser, Catalanotte 2, Carlisle, Porta.

Conversions, Manno 2. TEAM STATISTICS SLI It 18 201 180 126 158 18 23 11 9 bv 3 0 6 for 60 7 for 65 3 3 26 17 3 4 2 2 Lou Roth got his first of three touchdowns with one minute left in the first haLf, spinning through tacklers for 23 yards. Leonard con- First downs verted again, and the Canines led ar's running 1 Yards passing 21-0 3t naif time, I Passes attempted In the third quarter Gearen pass-j Passes completed cd to Gene Burleight to put the ball on the McNeese 17, after Clay had recovered an on- side Cowboy kickoff attempt. A pen- 1 alty took the hall back to the 22, 32but Roth picked up all those yards on the next play for SLIs fourth Clark (pass for 35 TEAM Passes intercepted Penalties Punts Punting average Fumbles Fumbles lost The Advertiser, Sunday, November LSU scoring: Touchdown Johns. Conversion Doggett.

A LSU First downs ,....12 14 Rushing yardage 103 227 Passing yardage 68 40 Passes attempted 19 9 Passes completed a Passes Intercepted by Punts 7 Punting average 34 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized 27 2 5 20 chipping in with the 35-yard run that led to still a third. Hoopers passing and running accounted for the other two 'scores. Arkansas backed into Cotton Bowl. Taking a 7-6 licking from Louisiana State in an inter-sectional game, the Razorbacks found they were in the Dallas New Years Day game because Baylor had knocked SMU from the lead. Baylor also can tie for the championship by beating Rice next Saturday but Arkansas is in the Cotton Bowl anyway since it beat Baylor in regular season play.

Arkansas has a 5-1 record in conference warfare. Frank Eidom, the powerman of SMUs baekfield, was great in defeat but he was about the only man for SMU who could move consistently against the tight-fisted defense the Golden Bears threw up after the shock of SMUs two quick touchdowns. SMU drove 78 yards for a touchdown the first time it ha- the ball with Nutt climbing over center from a yard out. A wild lateral from Hooper, caused when the Baylor quarterback was hit by the aggressive SMU center, Burleigh Arnecke, set up the second Methodist touchdown. Bemet recoverd on the Baylor 16.

Eidom ran for six and took a pass for the remaining distance. Baylor came back to drive 66 yards for a touchdown with Saage driving over from the SMU four, then came Shofners interception on which he ran 87 yards to score. The Bears went ahead just before the half ended, cashing in on Nutts poor kick that gave Baylor the ball on the SMU 45. Hooper passed to Saage in a play that carried to the 14 and Shofner and Weldon Holley hammered to the one from where Shofner bounced over. In the third period, Shofner intercepted Nutts pass and ran to the SMU 49, then, "'ith Hooper passing and L.

G. Dupre running, the Bears sailed smoothly to a touchdown. It was made on a 6-yard assault by Dupre over the Methodist left tackle. Baylor brought it to 33-14 early in the fourth period as Hooper and Saage led a surge that rolled 72 yards. Holley rammed right tackle from the two for the score.

Bavlor 6 14 6 733 SMU 14 0 0 721 Baylor scoring: Touchdowns, Saage, Shofner 2, Dupre, Holley. Conversions, C. Smith 3. Southern Methodist scoring: Touchdowns, Nutt, Eidom, Marshall. Conversions.

Berypt 3. went six yards off left tackle on this scoring play. Hes shown just inside the end zone breaking away from an unidentified tackier. Other St. Martinville players are end Hunter Bienvenu, left, and tackle Greg Guirard.

Other pictures on pages 11 and 12. (Advertiser staff photo) WHIRLING ACROSS the St. Martinville goal line, Breaux Bridges Luke Doiron scores the first touchdown in Friday nights battle at Breaux Bridge between the areas only two undefeated and untie high school teams. Breaux Bridge won 21-0. Doiron, the winners fullback.

Lefeyette, La. 2 1, 1954 0 0 Breaux Bridge Triumphs Over St. Martinville 21-0 It Takes Service Know-How It's that time. IP fJOCJ a fine Breaux Bridge halfback, per-the conversion To Guard Your Car and DOMINGUES has it. First downs Rushing yardage Passes intercepted by Punts The third Breaux Bridge tally came in the final two minutes of the game.

Starting on their own 40-yard line, the Tigers scored in ust three plays. Quarterback Bucky Breaux hit end Pat Roberts for a 21-yard aerial gain, Blanchard cut through the middle for 28 yards to the one-foot line and Blanchard piled over left guard for the final 12 inches. Doiron ran the conversion again. St. Martinville made only one serious threat, moving to the Breaux Bridge one-yard line following Allen Borques 49-yard kickoff return late in the third quarter.

Breaux Bridge threw fullback Zervin Champagne back to the seven on fourth down to end the threat. SCORE BL QUARTERS Breaux Bridge 7 0 7 7 21 St. Martinville .0 0 0 0 0 SCORING Breaux Bridge: TD Luke DoirOn (6-yard run), Wilton Theriot (23-vard run), Vern Blanchard (1-yard run). PAT Blanchard (run), Doiron 2 (runs). TEAM STATISTICS Mobile Signs Executive MOBILE Nov.

20 () Owen Martine, 29-year-old Chicago Cuds scout, has been signed as general manager of the Mobile Bears. By DON ENGEL Advertiser Sports Editor BREAUX BRIDGE, Nov. 21 A tiny Breaux Bridge football team, outweighed by 25 pounds per man in the line, tore huge, irreparable wounds in St. Martlnvilles big forward wall here Friday night to win a startlingly one-sided 21-0 victory in a battle between the areas last two unbeaten and untied high school elevens. Breaux Bridge, playing at an almost unbelievable emotional pitch, was in command of the game throughout.

A crowd of more than 4000 persons, completely surrounding the playing field, saw Breaux Bridge shatter a St. Martinville winning streak that had reached 11 straight games over a two-year period. Superlative play by the center of the Breaux Bridge offensive line was probably the deciding factor in the game between the champions of District 5-A (St. Martinville) and 5-B (Breaux Bridge). Although badly outweighed by Uicir St.

Martinville adversaries, the Breaux Bridge line opened holes for its quick but hard-hitting backs with such consistency that the winners didnt lose a yard all night and were held to no gain only four times in 54 running plays. Center Frank Sibley, guards Donald Breaux and Frank Caslille and tackles Dickie Blanchard and Albert Reese and ends Pat Roberts and Mike Belaire as well wrecked the St. Martinville defensive line, giving their outstanding baekfield sonally gained 171 yards, more than the entire St. Martinville team. The game was the last of both teams regular-season schedules.

St. Martinville next plays Gonzales, District 6-A champion, on December 3 at St. Martinville. Breaux Bridge, now winner of 10 staight games since a 19-7 loss to St. Martinville in the last game of the 1953 season, will play the District 6-B champion, probably Donaldsonville.

at a date and place as yet undecided. Friday nights Breaux Bridge victory, incidentally, was the Tigers first over St. Martinville in the six years that both schools have been playing eleven-man football. Breaux Bridge marched 46 yards to score the second time it got the ball in the first quarter. With Theriot, Vern Blanchard and Luke Doiron alternating carrying the ball, the Tigers drove in seven plays to the St.

Martinville six. Doiron hit off left tackle and went into the end zone standing up. Doiron was stopped on air attomptad run for the conversion, but St. Martinvillo penalty gave Breaux Bridge another chance and Blanchard burst across for the seventh point. Early in the second period, Theriot broke free on a 78-yard sprint before being caught from, behind by Glynn Thibodeaux on the St.

Martinville nine. But St. Martin-villcs defense braced and stopped Breaux Bridge on the one-yard line. With three minutes to play in the Football Scores When you buy a new battery, it's sound economy to get the best! Check our famous name batteries. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SOUTH FLt 55, McNeese 12 Louisiana College 47.

Southwestern (Memphis) 27 Southeastern (La 32. Northwestern (La) Gtata Louisiana Plate Arkansas 0 Murray (Kvl 18, Western Kentucky Emory A Henry 18. Randolph Macon 0 Mississippi Industrial 7. Mississippi Vocational 4 Jacksonville (Ala 32. Howard (Ala 0 Orambling 21.

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Xavier 0 Ohio University 28, Marshall 25 Wyoming 28, Tulsa 37 Missouri 41. Kansas 18 Oklahoma 55, Nebraska Colorado 38, Kansas State 14 Bradley 30, Washington St. Louis) It Kent State 20. Western Michigan 13 FAR WEST Idaho 7, Brigham Young 0 California 28, Stanford 30 UCLA o4. Southern California 0 Oregon 33.

Oregon State 14 Washington State 26. Washington 7 Win- Utah 41 Montana 20 Tice 6. TCU 0 33. SMU 21 Trinity (Texas i 13, North Texas State 0 FRIDAY'S RESCLTS Miami (Fla.) 23. Alabama 7 kan Francisco State 7.

Chico State 6 East Central Okla. 58, Southeastern tOklal 7 an Jose State 28. Fresno State Regular motor tune-up is one of the essentials of good car performance. Let our experts bring your car up to its best! Tv 1 I teammates running room for gain third quarter, Breaux Bridge tallied after gain. its second touchdown when Theriot the game was ex-jiot through the center of the line tremely one sided.

Breaux Bridge, for 25 yards and six points. The INDIVIDUAL PASSING Breaux Bridge AU. Cp. Ipt. TD Pr-aux 2 1 21 0 Memphis Navy 23.

Tenn Martin Branch downs, 17-5. and yardsjnlay the fOJrth of a 37-yard, Ruf "dTiU TIi Delauney 1 gained, 345 to 123. Wilton Theriot drive. Doiron hit right tackle for 11 Calif Polyteeh 1.1, Humboldt State 0 Centucky Mips 14-13 SLC Breaks Point Record Oil filters should be checked at least twice a year changed, if the oil seems excessively dirty. Let us check your cor's filter replace it if needed.

It means oil economy! 6t. Paul's Polytechnic iVa I ston Salem INC) Trhrs 7 Tennessee AAI 34. Kentucky State Wofford 18, Furman 0 Auburn 27. Clomson Kentucky 14. Tennessee 17 Vanderbilt 34.

VUtanova 18 W'llllam A Marv 13. Wake Forest 8 West Virginia 28. North Carolina Slate North Carolina 28. Virginia 14 Kentucky 14. Tennessee 13 Maryland 48, George Washington 6 Duke 78, South Carolina 7 Elon 11 Davidson 8 Morehouse 13.

Fisk 8 Ohio Wi.slrtan 18. Sewanee 6 Shaw 9 Johnson Smith 0 inel Texas Tech 81, University of Honson 14 Abliene Christian 53, Arkansas State New Mexico 39. New Mexico ASM 27 EAST Princeton 48. Dartmouth 7 Syracuse 20. Fordham 7 Rutgers 45, Columbia 12 Penn State 13.

Flttt 0 Boston University 19. Temple 7 Harvard 13, Yale 9 Holy Crose 46. Connecticut 26 Lafayette 48, Lehigh 0 Brandel 19. New Haven State Teachers Quonset Point 12, Bridgeport 6 Westra Mar land 12 Johne Hopkins 7 Hofstre 37, Kings Point 0 Buffalo 30. RPI 19 Delaware 20.

Bucknell 0 Penn Military 28. Albright 0 Juniata 28, Ursmus 8 Gettysburg 33, Frankltn ti Marslr MoravTan 27, Wilkea 14. Si arlhnora 31, Have. lord 0 M1DWFST Michigan State 40. Marquette Ohio Stave 21.

Michigan 7 Northwestern 20. Illinois 7 Wisconsin 27, Minnesota Notre Dame 34, lowe 12. 13 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Southeastern Louisiana College KNOXVLLE. Nov, 20 one of the two was a brilliantly tuckys magnificient defensive play Quarterback Bob Hardy ran and cx-cu'ci 22-yard scoring toss to! which produced the hard-earned passed Kentucky to a 14-13 football end Howard Schnellenhergcr late victory. Four times the Wildcats ictory over Tennessee today to the fourth perod when it seamed repelled Tennessee scoring oppor- keep alive the Wildcats hopes for Tennessee might come off with a tunities.

One Tennessee drive was a post-season bowl game. i mild upset. ihrlted on the one, another on the broke "every GuirsuterConference Kentucky came from behind! With fourth down and two y-rds two, a third on the seven and still season scoring record yesterday by twice to overcome Tennessee for to go. Hardy raced to the right1 amthsr inside the 20. smashing Northwestern State 32-6 its second triumph in a row overdrawing Tennessees defense with I The game was Kentucky u- southeastern finished a perfect the Vols and its first on the Vols him.

Suddenly ho stopped and nale and it gave the Wildcats a nine-game season with 379 points home field since 1924. Reserve threw obliquely across the fipld to 7-3 record for the season arid 5-2. It gave up on 43 The ol(J ecorcj quarterback Delmar Hughes sec-'Schnellenberger, who speared the in the Southeastern Conference. 'for most p0jntg a season was ond conversion w-as the margin of ball on the 10 and raced over. which closes out next 306 by Mississippi Southern in 11 victory.

(There was not a Tennessee man Saturday against Vanderbilt, has ames during 1951, The fewest al- Thc bitterly-fought game was within 15 yards of the Wildcat a 45 overall mark and 1-4 in the owcd Has 67 by Northwestern played on a rain-soaked field be-end. SEC. State in eight games last year. ore a screaming crowd of 32.000. Just this nlay Tennessee JJ I oils Southeastern averaged 42.1 points Hardy, who went into the garni had halted an S3-jard Kentucky Kentucky 6-orin? Touc-rfowns.

Har- a game by Mississippi Southern in with brilliant passing record of 55 drive on its one with a great goal- v- Schnerienbergcr. conersions, 1 1943 fhe fewest points allowed a OHIIWDIL R. Domingues, Presidentni Manager Court House Square Dial 5-6454 completions in 104 tosses, com- line stand. Tennessee scoring: Touchdowns. Can-jS1 W3S 8.4 by Northwestern last pleted only two of five today.

But' In the final analysis, it was Ken-itreu. wade, conversions, Tracy, I year. 1 XL.