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a SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1965 THE SELMA TIMES -JOURNAL NINE MARION INSTITUTE CAGERS The Marion Institute hard- freshmen, Arkansas State Junior College, Gordan Military wood crew, which has posted wins in its first two outings of College and Marion Institute. Members of the team are, the season, will return to action on Friday night following a from left to right: John Harris, Tommy Suitts, Charles Hamlengthy Thanksgiving holiday period as Hiwassee College of mond, Bobby Tate, Brent Wheeler, Steve Crowe, David MitMadisonville, comes calling. The following weekend, chell, Barry Saturley, Dave White and Bill Banks. Kneeling Dec. 9-11, the Cadets will be the host team in the Marion is.

Bill Jones, left, head coach, and Danny Scarbrough, manInvitational, a round-robin affair which includes Ole Miss ager. UCLA, Michigan Are 1-2 In Pre-Season Cage Poll Vanderbilt Earns No. 5 Spot; Duke Is Distant Third By TED MEIER Associated Press Sports Writer The UCLA Bruins, defending national champions, were picked Saturday as the No. 1 team in the pre-season Associated Press college basketball for the new campaign opening Wednesday. The charges of Coach Johnny Wooden, be trying for an unprecedented third straight NCAA title, beat out the Michigan Wolverines in the poll by an AP panel of 30 sports writers and broadcasters.

A year ago Michigan edged UCLA for the No. 1 spot in the pre-season poll but lost to UCLA in the NCAA championship final last March, The teams again dominated this year's poll with UCLA getting 22 of the 30 first place votes 52 50 30 Vols Hit Vandy Early For 21-3 Grid Decision KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Fullback Stan Mitchell dashed 62 yards on the third play of the game for a touchdown Saturday and Tennessee went on to whip Vanderbilt 21-3, The victory gave ninth-ranked Tennessee a tie with Florida for third-place in the Southeastern Conference race. This is the highest the Vols have finished since 1956, when they had a 10-0 record and won the championship. The triumph also set the stage for a pre-bowl game next Saturday at Memphis between Rose Bowl-bound UCLA, No.

4 in the nation, and Tennessee, a Bluebonnet Bowl choice. All the scoring was packed into the first half, with Tennessee getting one touchdown in the first quarter and two in the secod. Toby Wilt kicked a 25-yard field goal for Vanderbilt in the second period. Mitchell took a pitchout from quarterback Dewey Warren, subbing for injured Charlie Fulton, raced to the left and sped 62 yards for a six-pointer with the game only 1 minute, 9 old. Tennessee drove 80 yards for its second score, with Warren passing 20 yards to end Austin Denny for the TD.

Warren, who completed 10 of 17 passes for 133 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Statistics of the Vanderbilt-Tennessee a football game: Vandy-Tenn, First downs 15 14 Rushing yardage 142 195 Passing yardage 70 133 Passes 6-18 10-18 Passes intercepted. by 3 Punts 7-45 3-43 Fumbles lost Yards penalized 54 52 yard, hit four in succession in the drive. The Vols capitalized on a Vandy fumble for their third touchdown. Paul Naumoff grabbed Jim Whiteside's bobble on the Commodore 23.

After Warren hit wingback Hal Wantland with a 20-yard pass, Mitchell plunged from the two for Tennessee's final score. The Commodores, who finished with a 2-7-1 record, had two first half scoring. opportunities, but were able to cash in on only one Wilt's field goal. Tennessee halted the other march when Haorld Stancell intercepted Jerry Shuford's pass on the Vols' seven. Tennessee, with the one game left on its regular season, schedule, now has a record of six victories, one loss and two ties.

Vanderbilt 3 Tennessee 7 14 0 0-21 Tenn-Mitchell 62 run (Leake kick) Vandy-FG Wilt 25 Tenn-Denney 20 pass from Warren (Leake kick) Tenn-Mitchell 2 run (Leake kick) Attendance 36,248. I ONE BEAUTIFUL BUST VIGNETTE PORTRAIT Spurrier Rallies Florida Gators For 30-17 Victory GAINESVILLE. Fla. (AP) Steve Spurrier saved Florida's Sugar Bowl credentials from tarnish Saturday when he drove the Gators 71 yards in less than a minute and hit Charles Casey with a touchdown pass that led to a 30-17 victory over. Florida State.

There were three touchdowns in the last 2 minutes, 10 seconds GAINESVILLE. Fla. (AP) Statistics of the Florida State-Florida football game. FSU Florida First downs 14 26 Rushing yardage 84 185 Passing yardage 193 282 Passes 18-34 18-28 Passes intercepted by Fumbles Punts 5-41 2-20 Yards penalized 36 50 of the game, seen by a second Florida field crowd of 49,513. Ed Pritchett appeared to have pulled the big upset for FSU when he drove the Seminoles 85 yards to a score and 17-16 lead with 2:10 left.

But Spurrier needed only 58 seconds to take Florida 71 yards in six plays, climaxed by his 25 yard toss to Casey in the far right corner of the end zone. Allen Trammell iced it for pass interception in the closing Florida with ion 46-yard scoring seconds. Florida will take a record of seven victories and three losses into their Sugar Bowl game Jan. 1 against Missouri. Spurrier threw two long touchdown passes to Jack Harper in the first half and Florida appeared in command with a 13- 3 lead at intermission.

The Gators stretched it to 16- 13 on a 34-yard field goal by Wayne Barfield midway in the third quarter. Then FSU came to life under the whip hand of Pritchett and drove 73 and 85 yards for touchdowns against a sagging Florida defense. Pritchett tossed 3 yards to Max Wettstein for one On what appeared to be the winner, he pulled one of his typical scrambling maneuvers, running to his left and finally firing to Jerry Jones in the end zone after Florida's deep defenders came up to stop the run. Florida State 0 7 7--17 Florida 0 13 A 3 14-30 FSU-FG Roberts 28 Fla-Harper 52 pass from Spurrier (Barfield kick) Fla--Harper 37 pass from Spurrier (kick failed) Fla-FG Barfield 34 FSU-Wettstein 30 pass from Pritchett (Roberts kick) FSU--Jones 21 pass from Pritchett (Roberts kick) Fla- 25 pass from Spurrier (Barfield kick) Fla- Trammell 46 pass (Barfield kick) Attendance 49,513. (Photo By Sarah Rice) MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Glenwood Coley, left, receives the "Most Valuable Player" trophy at a recent banquet honoring the Francis P.

Marion High football team, The trophy was donated by J. M. and Cecil Johnston who are shown presenting the award to the senior lineman. The Johnston brothers donated the trophy to the Marion grid team. Coley was also named the top lineman and permanent co-captain along with Robert Irwin.

Don Clements was named the outstanding back on the 1965 team. Ed Donahoo, assistant Howard College coach, was guest speaker at the banquet, presented by the Rams Booster Club. Spartans Are Named As Recipients Of MacArthur Trophy NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) The Michigan State Spartans, undefeated. untied and headed for the Rose Bowl, were selected Sunday as recipient of the MacArthur Bowl by the National Football tion and Hall of Fame.

"Duffy Daughterty's MichiState team earned the gan award for its spirited comeback from a mediocre season and impressive fashion in which the Spartans, including toppled strong every intersec- oppo-! tional competition," said Vincent de Paul Draddy of the foundation's awards committee. Michigan State was unanimous choice, he said. The Spartans finished a 10-0 regular season with a 12-3 decision over Notre Dame -last year's winner of the MacArthur Bowl last weekend. The MacArthur Bowl, donated in the name of the late Gen. Do las MacArthur, is presented as "a testimonial not only to superior ability but also to the exemplification of those qualities of the spirit which rise above heavy odds in demonstrating that Draddy said.

Texas Christian Tops SMU, 10-7 FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) Bruce Alford kicked a 40-yard field goal late in the fourth period Saturday to give Texas Christian a 10-7 victory over Southern Methodist and a tie for second place in the Southwest Conference. Sun Bowl officials immediately extended an invitation to the Horned frogs to meet Texas Western in El Paso Dec. 31. Alternating quarterbacks Kent Nix and P.

D. Shabay spurred the punchless Christians back to life in the second half as they rallied to overcome a seven-point deficit. With Kenny Post ripping off long yardage, the Frogs marched 87 yards in 10 plays for the tying touchdown 2:17 deep in the fourth period.n Steve Landon rolled off right tackle behind a wave of blockers and sped the final three yards for the touchdown. SMU, with quarterback Mar White directing, pushed toward the TCU goal before Jim Hagle's fumble punctured the drive. Post and Landon hammered at the forward Pony defenses while Shabay and Nix confused the secondary with an occasional pass.

The Frogs reached the SMU two but a 15-yard penalty wiped out the play and placed the outcome on Alford's kicking -ability. He responded with the 40-yard boot into the wind and a crowd of 19,350 went wild. Only 4:40 I remained. A 8x10 Black and White Offer Good Nov. 29-30, Dec.

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Ole Miss Blasts State, Accepts Liberty Berth STARKVILLE, Mississippi's tal defense thrusts of to a 21-0 ence win over Saturday. Ole Miss ceptance of a STARKVILLE, of the ball, game: First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Punts Passes intercepted Fumbles Yards penalized Liberty Bowl against Auburn chalked up against four The produced two kept State into the second Halfback a pass by Ashby Cook raced all the down late in Jimmy Keyes three conversions. the third The Rebel, back Marcus punt deep in Guard Rommy for the Rebels a 210-pound and speed, the third play. Dennis' -Ole Miss weapon ripped off big and was a key MERIDIAN WTOK. Sunday The Mustangs came storming back but John Richards stole a White pass at the TCU 15 and the Mustang march, which began back at the SMU 20, died.

SMU had taken the lead in the second period, punching 52 yards for a touchdown with Larry Jernigan smashing the final three steps. BIRMINGHAM WBRO. Sunday 4:30 -Industry OD Parade 4:45 -Americans At Work 5:00 -The Big Picture Headliners La the Lite Answer Time Wally Fowler Sing Sunday Show 0:55 Sen Sparkman Repts. Winkle 10:30 Salesmanship Unto My Path 'n' Andy V. Buffalo Hunt Detectives -Have Gun Will Travel of the Sea FBI Story 8:00 Sun Night Movie In Paradise 11:00 News Theater and Weather Monday 4:30 World Around Ba -Religious Program 6:30 -Morning Devotional -Farm Market Repta Country Boy Eddy Morning Show for Tomorrow 8:45 The Guiding Light Nurses 9:25 New: To Young Young Set is Right Reed Father Knows Best 12:00 Ben Casey 1:00 Where the Action Is Time for Us MONTGOMER! WCOV Sunday Up and Live 10 00- Camera 111 -Pace the Nation 11:00 Great Moments Football Big Picture Hour of Stars Mom.

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The Blue Devils and the Hawks each received two first place votes. Vanderbilt, the only other team to get more than 100 points, landed fifth place with 133. Rounding out the pre-season Top Ten, in order, were Providence, Minnesota, Kansas, Bradley and Kansas State. 1 Providence had 97 points, Minnesota 82, Kansas 80, Bradley 74 and Kansas State 46. Eight of the pre-season Top Ten open the Wednesday.

Tennessee is at Michigan, Milwaukee-Wisconsin at Bradley, North Dakota at Minnesota, Wittenberg at Vanderbilt, Hotstra at St. Joseph's, Kansas State at Creighton, Arkansas at Kansas and Virginia Tech meeting Duke at Greensboro, N.C. UCLA opens at home Friday against Ohio State and on Saturday entertains Illinois. Other Saturday games, involving the Top Ten, are Villanova at Providence, Kansas at Texas Tech, Iowa State at Minnesota, Tulsa at Kansas State, Northern at Bradley, Bowling Michigan, Michigan, Clemson at Duke and St. Joseph's vs.

Fairfield at New Haven, Conn, The Top Ten with last year's won-lost records and number of first place votes: Team Won Lost Total Pts. 1. UCLA (22) 28 2 287 2. Michigan (4) 24 248 3. Duke (2) 20 in 154 4.

St.Joseph's, Pa. (2) 26 3 150 5. Vanderbilt 24 4 133 6. Providence 2 97 7. Minnesota 19 8.

Kansas 17 8 80 9. Bradley 18 9 74 10. Kansas State 12 13 46 Other teams receiving votes, listed in alphabetical order. were Army, Boston College, Brigham Young, Creighton, Chicago, Loylola, Cincinnati, Dayton, Davidson, Depaul. Houston, Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisville, Maryland.

Miami, North Carolina State, North Carolina, Notre Dame, NYU, Ohio State, Perdue. Penn State, San Francisco, St. John's, N. Southern California, Southern Methodist, Tennessee, Texas Texas Tech, Witchita, West Virginia. Presence Of Lee Makes Vanderbilt Cagers Team To Beat In 1965-66 SEC Title Chase By RON SPEER Associated Press Sports Writer Three new coaches will join veterans such as Kentucky's Adolph Rupp in an attempt to derail Vanderbilt's drive for a second straight Southeastern Conference basketball championship this winter.

The newcomers are Ken Rosemond at Georgia, Joe Dan Gold at Mississippi State and Frank Truitt at Louisiana State. However, their teams all lack the size to put up a serious challenge to Vanderbilt, and Rupp says his Wildcats are again too small. Vanderbilt will carry the favorite's tag into the 1965-66 campaign, with Florida, Tennessee Kentucky picked as the top contenders. Clyde Lee, who has grown half an inch to is back for Vanderbilt, and his presence is the main reason the Commodores are tabbed to win the SEC crown again. The big Vanderbilt workhorse grabbed an average of 15 rebounds and scored 22 points last winter as the Commodores won all but one SEC game and had 24-4 season record.

Tennessee, second a year ago, is hoping to get sufficient rebounding and scoring from Austin (Red) Robbins to overhaul Vanderbilt this season. Robbins, 6-foot-8 veteran, "will give us big lift," Coach Ray Mears a says. Coach Norm Sloan's Florida team could put up a strong batthe for the title if two juniors come through like they did last year as rookies. Gary Keller, 6-foot-9, and Jeff Ramsey, 6-foot-8, powered Flor- ida to an 18-7 season record year ago. Kentucky, in its 36th season with Rupp as coach, has four regulars back from last year's 15-10 club.

Rupp contends the defense is weak, however, and is trying to find a good, big player from among Thad Jaracz, Larry Lentz and Cliff Ber-7 ger. Auburn, the conference surprise last year when it won 16 of 25 games, lost three regulars and will be hurting under the boards, with the Tigers' tallest player a modest 6-6. College Basketball Bethel, St. Paul, 57, Northwestern, Iowa, 56 Sioux Falls 97, St. Paul Bible 59 Dickinson, N.D., 80, Eastern Montane 70 St.

Cloud 91, Huron 74 Norfolk Naval 81, Beckley 49 Wheeling 80, Mountain State 71 West Liberty 91, Alliance, 76 West Virginia Tech 104, AldersonBroaddus 78 Covenant 69, Atlanta Christian 58 Dominican, 108, Judson, 65 Valdosta State 108, Athens, 92 Santa Fe, St. Michael's 59, Oklahoma Baptist 57 St. Joseph's, N.M., 97, Sul Ross 86 -Rockhurst 72, Arkansas Tech 60 Southern States Warmup Tournament Campbellsville 62, Rio Grande, Ohio, 49 Cumberland 78, Lincoln. Memorial, 64 Potato Classic First Round New Haven St. 117, Xavier, N.8., 87 Ricker Coll.

77, Burrington, R.I., 55 King College Invitational Tourney First ROUND Davis Elkins 76, Emory Henry 63 King 78, Coll. of Charleston 47 Vincennes Tournament First Round Sue Bennett 82, Lake Michigan 70 Vincennes 86, Muskegon 82 Richmond Tourney First Round Manchester 92, Hanover 72 Taylor 97, Earlham 94 Semifinals Malone 85, Greenville 72 Roberts Wesleyan 83, Grace 81, over. time Selma's One Only Vacuum Cleaner Center Vacuum cleaners for every purpose, starting at $39.39 with a one year unconditional guarantee on parts and labor. We have a complete stock of parts for ANY vacuum cleaner you may own. If we don't have it in stock, we can get it for you.

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Miss. State 11 165 122 49 26 4-8 3-15 6-37 5-42 by 3 0 75 60 game Dec. after the Rebels their sixth victory losses. Mississippi defense touchdowns and bottled up until well half. Billy Clay picked State quarterback at midfield and way for a touchthe first period.

added the first defenders set State halfRhoden fumbled State territory. Lucas recovered at the six. Dennis halfback with power smashed across running was the main throughout. chunks of yardage man in the de- BIRMINGHAM Sunday Big. for TV.

Gospel Roberta Cat Friend 11:00 Sky King Draw Bryant 5:00 Auburn 6:00 Lassie 6:30 WOD World 8:00 Bonanza Jackie of Dateline of Monday Sunrise -Morning 6:45 Jake Hess :30 -Today Show 8:00 Captain -Truth or 9:30 10:00 Andy of 10:30 Jeopardy -House 11:30 Bet 12:00 Alabama 12:15 World 1:00 Hollywood 1:80 Edge of SELMA WELA. Sunday 1:30 Mahalia 3:30 of 4:30 -The Answer 5:00 -This Is the 6:00 -Bottom of Story LOS ANGELES (AP) Halfback Mike Garrett closed out his football career at the University of Southern California Saturday setting a national collegiate, his rushing Heisman record to Trophy go as the Trojans smothered Wyoming 56-6. Garrett was given a standing ovation twice during the game by the crowd of 39,233 in Memorial Coliseum. The first ovation came on the first play of the second quarter when Garrett slammed out tour-yard gain. It gave him a three-year total rushing mark of 3,168 and broke the record of 3,166 set by Ollie Matson of the University of San Francisco in 1949-50-51.

He carried the ball 24 times and gained 112 yards for a record 3,221 yards. The second ovation came when Coach John McKay withdrew his seniors in the closing minute. Garrett was the last one to leave. tense that gave the team possession of the ball most of the game. Pro Grid Schedule Sunday, Nov.

28 National League Chicago at New York Dallas at Washington Cleveland at Pittsburgh Green Bay at Los Angeles Philadelphia at St. Louis San Francisco at Minnesota Houston at Kansas American League, Boston at New York Saturday, Dec. 4 American League New York at San Diego Fresh from its best season in years, Alabama could be the darkhorse this year, but the Crimson Tide lost Bob Andrews, the offensive ace. Alabama posted a 17-9 record a year ago. Georgia's rebuilding plans after an 8-24 season will hinge on the play of Jerry Waller, 6-footveteran who averaged 17 points as a junior.

Gold, at 23 one of the nation's youngest coaches, has five juniors back who saw heavy action for Mississippi State a year ago. Truitt will attempt to improve on last year's 12-14 record at LSU with only five lettermen back. Mississippi will be out to erase memories of a dismal 4-21 season. Blue Victorious In Powder Puff ORRVILLE- -The Powder Puff football game was played Wednesday with the Blues swamping the Whites with a decisive 13-6 victory over the White team. Players on the Blue team were Nell Whidley, Patsy Foxhall, Shirley Caine, Linda Taylor, Annette Sealy, Susan Simpkins, Linda Bridges, Sue Flowers, Ava Jo Bridges, Sue LeMaster, Gloria LeMaster, Ellen Hamlett and Mary Rushing.

White team players were Judy Middlebrooks, Cindy Henry, Judy McHugh, Hilda Price, Mary Elizabeth Wilson, Christy Bell, Judy Wilkerson, Becky Tackett, Clarice Skinner and Bonnie Lester. Both girls who made touchdowns were cheerleaders. Nell Whidby, player on the victorious Blue team, made both touchdowns for her team, with Sue Flowers making the extra point for the team. Judy McHugh made the White team's touchdown. The extra point was no good.

Referees for the game were coaches Mike Houghland, Murrow Cosby, Johnny Westbrook and Stan Frasier. Cheerleaders were boys chosen from the football team, CLASH FOR TITLE TOKYO (AP) Japan's Hiroyuki Ebihara and Argentina's Horacio Accavallo will meet in a title bout to fill the vacant world flyweight boxing championship in Tokyo 4. Masaaki Anehira, 'Ebilara's manager, made the announcement Saturday. The title bout received approval of Jim Deskin, president of the World Boxing Association (WBA), now vis. iting Japan.

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