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11 Kentucky 20 Syracuse 46 Pittsburgh 7 Tennessee 0 Boston 0 Penn State 35 TCU 35 12 Rice 6 22 Okahoma 7 Iowa State LSU 14 Notre Dame 20 Wisconsin Tulane 6 Iowa 19 Minnesota SLI Defeats McNeese By 19-14 In Smashing 1959 Grid Finale j. Football Results EAST Syracuse 46, Boston U. 0 Harvard 35, Yale 6 Columbia 26, Rutgers IS Pitt 22, Penn State 7 Dartmouth 12, Princet i 7 Kansas State 29. Nebraska 14 Delaware 22, Bucknell 6 SOUTH Kentucky 20, Tennessee 0 Citadel 20, W. Virgima 14 South Carolina 12, North Caro-ma St.

7 Maryland 53, Virginia 12 Florida 18, Florida State 8 Clemson 3J, Wake Forest 31 Vanderbilt 42, Florence 7 Louisiana State 14, Tulane 6 Auburn 28, Mississippi Southern Arkansas 27, Texas Tech 8 Alabama 14, Memphis State 7 Maryland State 18, Shaw 0 Tenn. State 19. Kentucky state 8 Livingston 6, Kittrell 6 MIDWEST Michigan 23. Ohio Stale 14 Illinois 28, Northwestern 0 Wisconsin 11, Minnesota 7 Purdue 10, Indiana 7 Marquette 30, Holy Cross 12 Notre Dame 20, Iowa 19 Oklahoma 35, Iowa State 12 Bowling Green 13, Ohio U. 9 Detroit 40, Villanova 6 Missouri 13.

Kansas 9 SOUTHWEST Texas Christian 33. Bice 6 Southern Methodist 30, Bajlor 14 yards for their second score of the period with halfback Carlton Falgout and Money doing most of the running. Hernandez slammed the final 5 yards for the score with 13:45 left in the game, A Bulldog fumble and McNceses recovery on the SLI 28 paved the way for the final McNeese score Breaux got the touchdown on a 4-yard sprint around right end. The game was considered as a rather severe test case for SLI. McNeese was rated the second-best team in the conference and SLIs victory boosted the Bulldogs into a solid position for next year There were only three seniors on the SLI squad this year.

Gossens punting was the big factor early in the game. Gossen averaged better than 41 yards per punt on five kicks and bested the Cowboys in a punting duel that finally led to SLIs first scoring drive. The entire Bulldog line played exceptionally well. None of the SLI touchdowns came on breaks. The Bulldogs simply out-blocked and out fought the Cowboys and it paid off with a victory.

-1 4 SLI 20, launched three scoring drives of their own and came up with the clutch play each time they needed it. Quarterback Dan Bridges; a 6-1, 200 pound junior, sailed a 12-yard pass to freshman end Bob Verlan dor in the second period to pul SLI in front. Bridges touchdown spot capped 40-yard drive that consumed five plays and featured a 13-yard pass from Bridges to Verlarrdcr and a 12 yard pass from Bridges to halfback Steve Gossen. Verlander caught the scoring pass with 2:15 left in the second period. L.

J. Poimbeouff kicked the extra point to put SLI in front 7-0. McNeese recovered a Bulldog fumble on the SLI 8-yard line in the third quarter to leap back in to contention. Two plays later fullback Harold Thomas pourrded through guard for 7 yard and the score. McNeese elected to try for two point conversion with quarterback Don Breaux running the ball, but the Bulldogs knocked Breaux down short o' the goal and held onto a 7-6 lead.

Late in the third period SLI drove 66 yards in 10 plays with halfback Ralph Davis carrying the ball most of the way. Fullback Laifliy Money who had netted 133 yards rushing against Northwestern a week earlier punched the final 5 yards for the score after a 15-yard pass from Bridges to end Lawree Montgomery set the stage. The attempted conversion was blocked and SLI led 13-6. The Bulldogs hammered 49 I' AA Crown Franklin DEFENSIVE PLAY Franklin High halfback Terry Guillotte ran into trouble on this play after a short gain around end as Cathedral defenders Tommy LeBlanc, left, and Pat Richard, almost hidden bv Guillotte. made contact.

Cathedral defeated Franklin 59-0 at Clark Field Tridav nicht to wrap up the District 5-AA football title. Cathedral will meet Hammond in a first-round state class AA playoff game. A Ah-. Cinches 5 Score Over The victory was Cathedrals fourth in district play against no setbacks and their seventh of the season against one loss and one tie. The hard-hitting Tigers hustled to a 20-0 halftime lead and then poured across 39 points in the second half despite the fact that Coach Bill Arms chared his bench and and third-team players most of the way.

1 Cathedral With 59-0 The Cathedra! Tigers of Lafayette wrapped up the District 5-AA football championship and a berth in the state playoffs Friday night when they defeated Franklin 59-0 at Clark Field. Corbett: Tigers To Vote Monday BATON ROUGE (AP) Athletic Director Jim Corbett said Saturday the Louisiana State Tigers will decide Monday night whether to accept a Sugar Bowl Corbett emerged from a 20-minute meeting with coach Paul Diet zel and the LSU team after their 14-6 victory over Tulane ended the season. Corbett was asked whether any other bowl figured in the closed-door discussion. There were no other invitations, he said. He made it clear that other bowl invitations were possible.

Dietzel earlier told the team he was proud of their showing against Tulane. When things got real tough, he said, you had it in the clutch. Monk Simon, president of the New Orleans Mid-Wmter Sports extended the Sugar Bowl invitation to LSU in person. Unless another bowl invites LSU, the team, coach and athletic director will have to decide whether to meet Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl. Earlier reports said Mississippi had been unofficially offered a role in the Sugar Bowl.

This has not been confirmed although Mississippi coach John Vaught said earlier he would be glad to play in New Orleans. During the regular season LSU beat Mississippi 7-3. Mississippi is ranked No. 2, LSU No. 3 in the Associated Tress poll.

By DON KINGERY Advertiser Sports Editor The SLI Bulldogs finished their 1559 football campaign in a blaze of glory last night, knocking down two touchdown favorite McNeese State by a 19-14 margin before a roaring crowd about 4,000 at McNaspy Stadium. The victory was SLI's second in a row, both over Gulf States Con tcrcnce opposition. A week ear her, SLI had slammed Northwest ern State 3414. McNeese brought a record of six straight victories into McNas py Stadium. The Cowboys were trying to sew up the No.

2 spot in the CSC race behind champion La. Tech. But the Bulldogs batted down three Cowboy threats inside the 10 The Advertiser, Lefayette, la. Sunday, November 22, 1959 Permits $100 per person per season $10 per person per day for permit er further info'ma lion write. ZIEGLER RANCH F.O.

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Thomson and his partner, Kel Nagle, won by 10 strokes from the S. team that was a surpris- triggered Cathedrals first-half. Fumbles lost rampage when he fired a 5-yardiYds. penalized touchdown pass to halfback Tom-1 Scoring by periods: my Vincent in the first quarter, sprinted 29 yards around end for i I 1JJ a touchdown in the second period, tranklin 0 0 0 then intercepted a Franklin pass and raced 30 yards for still an-t i i oUerJomMown in the second ICCltS Halt Vincent, who started at right I halfback after playing fullback VOlUHlGGrS How the Top 10 Teams Fared Here' how the too 10 teams in the Associated Press College football poll did Saturday. including Saturday, in narentheses: 1.

Syracuse (9-0), beat Boston Univ. 45-0. 2. Mississippi (8-1), open date. 3.

Louisiana State (9-1), beat Tulane 14-6. 4. Southern California (8-1), lost to UCLA 10-3. 5. Texas (8-1).

omn dale. 6. Georgia (8-1), ooen date. 7. Penn State (8-2), lost to Pitt 22-7.

8. Northwestern (4-3), lost fo Illinois 28-0. 9. Wisconsin (7-2), beat Minneota 11-7. 10.

Texas Christian (7-2), beat Rio 35-4. Saum Snead and tary Muidlecoff each matched the Par Royal Melbournes Cary par parched 6.853 yards. Thomson three putted two greens on thp final nine and missed a 14-footer on the last hole that would have given him a birdie three and the international individual honors. In the playoff Leonard parred the first extra hole while Thomson needed a bogey five. How They'll Play Hera's how the era high school football district cham-poins will line up for post-sna-son playoffs this wtek.

Bi-district games Friday! St. Franc's of Houma (6-A) Breaux Bridge (5-A); St. James (8-B) at Erah (7-8); Warren Eeston (4-AAA) at La-Grarge of Lke ChrHs (2-AAA); Cattadral of Lefayette (2-AA) at Hammond (7-AA). Another game Friday will have Port Barra at St. Josrph of Rayne for the 4-B title.

The winrer will Oberlin (S-A) on Dec. 4. The winner of the St. James-Erath game will play St. Michael (6-B) on Dee.

4. record. The touchdown was the 24th of hn collegiate career. Tulane 0 0 M-4 rcH r- 0 14 0-14 annon 43 11111 Hams kick) RU Gros 22 run (Purvis kick) TL Maon 53 punt return (kick failed BATON ROUGE (AP) -Static tics of the Tulane-Louisiana State game: Tulane LSU and left half in previous Cathedral games, smacked 8 yards for a third period score and then bucked Tigers Edge Wake Forest CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) Bowl conscious Clemson clinched its second consecutive Atlantic Coast Conference football title Saturday, twice coming from behind In the final period to beat Wake Forest 33-31.

Passes and interceptions played vital roles. Clemson halfback George Usrys 64-yard return of an intercepted pass set up the winning touchdown. Uary scored from a yard and a half out two plays later with less than five minutes to play. Quarterback Normao Snead of Wake Forest passed for two touchdowns and kept hisMeam moving with his throwing through most of the game. Clemsons strong and versatile running game kept the Tigers in contention.

The victory left Clemson with a final ACC record of 6-1 and a 7-2 over-all mark with Furman of 'the Southern Conference to be played next Saturday in its final game. Wake Forest halfback Bobby Robinson intercepted a pass and raced 70 yards to score early in the first period. Clemson countered with an in terception when fullback Ron Scrudato picked off a Wake pass and returned it 37 yards to Wakes 1. Fullback Doug Daigneault dived over from the 2 a couple of plays ater. It was this type of surprise development that kept the crowd of 34.000 standing more than it sat.

Fullback Doug Cline of Clemson scored two touchdowns. Ten other players had a hand in the remaining points, including a 22-yard field goal late in the first half by Wake Forest fullback Neil Mac-Lean. TCU Trounces Rice 35-6 FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP-Texas Christian University, led by slashing Marshall Harris and Jack Spikes, slaughtered Rice 35-6 Saturday and accepted a bid to play in the Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston Dec. 19.

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COLLEGE AVE. 6 yards for another score later Calvin Bird romped for tw'o the sacne period. first-quarter touchdowns and add- Halfback Mike McCollum, lust after halftime as was elevated to a starting post entuicy traditional rival only last week, ripped off a 70- Tennessee 2-0 Saturday, yard touchdown run in the third! The victory was Kentucky's period. first in seven Southeastern Con- Eddie Mouton scored two last-(lcrence games this season and half touchdowms on runs of 18 and) virtually erased Tennessee hopes 45 yards and tossed a touchdown for a possible bowl bid. pass for 18 yards to Arthur Blan-! Bird led a Kentucky drive ear-chard to wind up the Tiger scor- ly tfte first period which began ing.

on the Tennessee 49 and plunged Vincent kicked four extra points over fiom the 3. He also kicked and LeBlanc booted one. I the extra point. Cathedral rolled up 387 yards! After Kentuckys kickoff, the rushing and added 73 passing for a Volunteers quick-kick attempt on total offense of 460 yards the best'sccona down was blocked and the total of the ssason for the Tig-1 Wildcats moved in for another ers. Franklin was held to 97 yardsi score with Bird going over from rushing and failed to complete a the 1, only 2.43 after the first pass in six attempts.

touchdown Birds 62-yard punt The loss was Franklins eighth of return early in the third account-the season against one victory, led for the other touchdown. Cathedrals energetic defensive Tennessee generated only two play played a key part in the out-! drives, one in each of the last come. The Tigers recovered four two periods. LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP)-IIalf- seemed to LSU at- CannonVI5- Yard I ouchdown Run Boosts Bengals I 14-6 Win, Sugar Bowl Invite t0dCahzz yrdsfn 1 Cannon barely beat yards, an all-time LSU S2.

iSL 1ST IT BANK TRUST COMPANY MEMBER E.O.t.C. rt 3 00 UNHOOK ROAD 1527 surprising-iovcr tackle across ly strong Tulane 14-6 Saturday t0 the opposlle sidciincs 'duded Green Wave tackles for tack, again the Sugar Bowl at New.h Or'eans New Years Day. LSU coach Paul Dietzel said he'Tf! Earl would leave it up to the players. fouchdovn with five minutes left the third quarter. The Lull-shouldered Gros burst through the center of the line for 22 yards and the touchdown.

The Tulane score came with css than two minutes left in the Sugarlthjr a 59'y3r: Punt blocWs to Ins left and return by halfback Tom Mason. Dl0CK-rs 10 nis ana Tulane a three-touchdown underdog in this 6S-year-old rivalry, offered the Ticers stiff resistance the first half. broken-field running, nut fire in the sluggish Tulane was unable to tallied bali aRr Cannons score Green V. ave punted to Tiger 37. Nine plays sliced through the line for the touchdown.

Mason displayed running himself on sprint. He took Cannons tne Tulane 41, followed sidelines for the Cannon gained 6o quarters earned the to the mid-field stripe. But the second half move th; and the LSU on the later, Gros heart of the some fancy his scoring punt at a line of hot down tally. yards as Tigers only was a dif-LSUs top producer 2nd ran his 10 355 52 3 7 0 10-39 438 been named In the second quarter, an 82-' Bowl last New Years day. yard TCU scoring drive was cap- The 210-pound Cannon, playing ped by Merlin Pnddys touchdownihis last regular season game, dive from the 1.

(pushed LSU front midway Rice 0 0 6 0 6 the third quarter with a 43-yard TCU 7 7 14 733 touchdown run. LSU hea Clemson in the First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 7 109 30 4-14 by 8-40 0 2-20 LSUs best effort in the first twe.