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tin THK BIRMINGHAM NEWS IUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, 195J Wells to Brown Alabama picked up 1 9 yards to Geor- Marshall Brown caught. Other players identified in- Wes Thompson (76), Nick Germanos (80) and Jim Cun- Johnnv Menger (10), Paul Rotenberry (21), Franklin gia Tech's 42 on this second-quarter pass Saturday at elude: Alabama'sJim Pritchett (84), Noojin Walker (41 ningham (75), Georgia Tech's Franklin Brooks (60), Brooks (60). (News staff photo by Roy Field. Quarterback Clay Walls threw. Halfback Coaches agree Tiders never let up I'd just liae to name the first eleven as playing good ball and then go on down from there, Whit remarked.

WE HAVE SOPHOMORES who are making costly mistakes. But. they' are trying and you have to give them credit for that. You know when you put sophomores in the game that the inexperience will hurt but, we have to take that chance." Whitworth praised the work of Halfback Marshall Brown, Quarterback Clay Walls, End Dan Coyle and Guards Max Kelley and Jim Cunningham. I thought Walls did another fine job for us.

said Whitworth. That boy is a fine football player and Brown really7 showed me something today Both Brown and Walls are sophomores and Whitworth is planning big things for them next season. Fullback Dickie Mattison, Jimmy Thompson, the Bessemer boy who broke Bama's back with a 28-yard pass interception for Techs second score. Halfback George Volkert and Guard Franklin Brooks as outstanding for the winners, That Stone boy looked good to me, Dodd replied in answer to a. question about the opposition's best.

He always seems to play7 a top game against our boys. TECH CAME OUT of the game in good shape and Dodd figures everybody but Fullback Ken Owen will be ready7 for the all-important Georgia game two eeks awray. Stan Flow'ers, Dodds great sophomore halfback, Tackle Allen Ecker and End Ted Smith missed the Tide game due to injuries. Dodd will let the Jackets off until Wednesday and hopes those three will be ready by then. There is no rest for Alabama.

Miami comes next, but Whitworth hasnt even given that game a thought. I have been living from day to day7 and haven't considered that game yet, said Whit, who seems to be standing up under the losing strain very well. I think Whits spirit is just amazing under the circumstances, said Dodd. I know hes a fine football coach and will get them back up. Dodd is right on that count.

The Tide is down this season, but if the sophomores come through and Whit gets some help from the freshmen things will be different next year. Alabama was within striking distance in the fading minute when Whitworth had to pull Walls out. He hurt that finger again and had to out. Thats the only7 bad injury7 we received though, Whit mentioned. Although the victory didnt cinch a bowl bid for Tech it sent the Engineers another step closer.

This bowl picture is certainly7 muddled now, said Dfedd. Our boys definitely7 want to go to one and we feel that the Georgia game will make the difference." Dodd said he didn't know which bowl the Tech players would prefer should they get a bid to more than one. However, it is thought that the Engineers would take the Sugar Bowl bid over the Cotton Bowl if both were offered. The Tech coack picked out BY GRANTLAND RICE II News sports writer Alabama never quit despite the odds. That was one point of agreement between Tide Coach J.

B. Whitworth and Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd after the Jackets had shaken their Legion Field jinx for a 26-2 victory Saturday afternoon. I'll quarantee you Alabama never quit against us out there, said the affable Dodd. We are really glad to get by this one. Alabama was hitting some mighty hard licks.

Our kids never stopped trying, said Whit. I thought it was out best second half performance of the season. If you took away the blocked punt and interception there in the first half it would have been a close one. "But, Tech has a better club than we do. I couldnt single out any one of their players.

Tech spotters give Hy an earful Minor cheerleaders These are the girls who led the cheers for the Minor High School football team this Fall. From the left, first row, are: Nickey Bauer, Sue McCleskey and Quillieteen Perkins; standing, Barbara Bell, Peggy Hinkle, Patsy Gilchrist and Sara Hilton why visiting spotters will get as excited as if something were at. stake as critical as Joan of Arc at the stake when their own team has surrounded the opposition with as many points as there are of interest in the world today7. If my ears were a bit more battered. I could sorter flap em, take off and flv from the stadium here to the S.

G. N. comes 77 again. They were shouting excitedly7 into the transmitter. An unnecessary hook-up they could have been heal'd down on the field with their natural voices, NOT A GREAT DEAL was learned here Saturday7 except that the Tide has far to go in its way back and that vaunted Tech can play7 some pretty dumb football at time'.

Football is a grand and glorious spectacle though you leave your spectacles at home, which I did Saturday7. Ive got on an emergency pair from my7 favorite 5-and-10, and perhaps Id better stumble on down the rampways while I still have daylight to stumble in. STILL. CAN'T understand Showdown brewing over TV football DES MOINES. Nov.

12 UP) Events in Iowa continued Saturday to move toward a possible legal showdown over National Collegiate Athletic Assn. 'NCAA) policy on telecasting of college football games. In the face of an NCAA ban The Big Ten television committee has said it is exploring the legal possible to prevent unauthorized football television. Another Iowa CBS television outlet. WMT-TV, of Cedar Rapids, abandoned its scheduled Mississippi fights off Houston to win, 25-11 on any Iowa telecasting of Sat-, afternoon adventure program By HENRY VANCE The Crimson Tide braced itself in the second half here Saturday afternoon.

But the tornado had passed Golden Tornado, that is and had left wreckage all over the field. You cant wade through rubble, littered shingles, fumbles, intercepted passes, drum majors, helmets, window7 casings and captive airplanes and the like when your foe has established an insurmountable lead, and do much good at it. As a consequence Alabama had to content herself with a replica of my first pin a safety while the Wreck was recording 26. The Georgians got tit of those points in the first half, and were played almost to a standstill in the second semester. THUS, THE A IN WRECK overpowered Alabama, 26 to 2.

I sat right next to a couple Of Tech employes who were vdlling instructions into a phone transmitter all afternoon. They were as wild-eved as if Tech had been trailing by7 three or fan touchdowns. They kept yelling into the phone: Have Bozo move up 10 of 15 feet in the secondary Watch that spread. Thats the Omaha defense be on the lookout, for it. Man, here regional CBS telecast of the game would not be released in Iowa today because of an unauthorized telecast of the lowa-Minnesota game at Iowa City last Saturday by station KRNT-TV of Des Moines.

The NCAA announcement said CBS had failed to give assurance against future violations. CBS replied that its contract with the Big Ten granted it the right to carry the Illinois game in Sioux City and that it was contracturally obligated to furnish the program to KVTV. Statistics H. First downs 18 Rushing yardage ...173 Passing yardage .156 Passes attempted 20 Passes completed 10 Passes intercepted 0 Punts 2 Punting average 45 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized .10 and movie. Instead, during the time the Illinois Wisconsin game was in progress, it carried on its screen a printed card which said, Wisconsin-lllinois game blacked out by NCAA.

THE PROTEST card was supplemented at 15 minute intervals by a tape-recorded Cl Hnilv double statement by William B. Quar- aai'7 ton, General Manager of WMT-TV. "The NCAA ruling to black out all Iowa stations is typical of their arbitrary7 attitude toward broadcasters and you the public, Quartons statement said. The NCAA announced in Kansas City yesterday that the LAUREL, Nov. 12 Richard B.

Ponds Stepage Robert Leapleys Hunters returned S1446 in the on Laurels first twro Saturday, setting a Marylands racing season Fall. Bettors held 87 $2 tle 10-7 combination. BY WALTON LOWRY News staff writer JACKSON, Nov. 12 Ole Miss kept a bowl-foot forward here Saturday night by staging a whirlwind last quarter attack to beat upset-rrfmded Houston, 27 to 11, before an estimated crowd of 19,000. The win gave the Rebels an 8-1 record and they need only a win over Mississippi State on Nov.

26 to wrap up the SEC championship and gather a UP) and run daily double races record for this tickets on Oregon State field goal tops California BERKELEY. Nov. 12 UP) Sam Wesley and Ted Searle combined talents Saturday to give Oregon State's boisterous Beavers a 16-14 triumph over California and undisputed second place in the Pacific Coast Conference football l'ace. The Beavers struck for two lightning fast first quarter touchdowns on plays of 71 and 53 then cinched their fifth conference win on Searles' 14-yard field goal halfway through the third period. Oregon State hit for its first touchdown on the game's second play.

Tom Berry, a second string fullback, raced 71 yards off the single wing spinner through the middle of the Cal line and crossed the goal virtually untouched. The Beavers zipped again after Cal had taken a one poiixt lead on a 53-yard pass from Ray7 Westfall to Wesley. WESLEY, A sawed-off sophomore weighing a scant 145 pounds i-ipped the California flanks and tackles as Oregon State rolled on to its surpris-iixg spot in the race for the Rose Bowl. The victory7 left the Beavers with a 5-1 conference record, only a half game behind unbeaten UCLA, which nipped Washington, 19-17, today. Score bv periods: Oregon State 13 0 3 0 16 California 7 7 0 014 Oregon State scoringj-Touohdowns: Berry (run, 71) (53, pass run from Westfall).

Conversion: Wesley. Field goal: Searle. California scoring Touchdowns Granger (66. run): Dimeff (7. pass from Maguire).

Conversions: Poppin 2. Sewanee wins over to snap skein SEWANEE, Nov. 12 UP) The University of the South notched its first football victory in two years Saturday as the Tigers dropped wrinless Washington Lee 12-0 before 3.000 happy7 homecoming fans here. Fullback Bill Doswrell danced over from five yards out in the second period and three yards out in the fourth to give the Tigers their first gridiron triumph since Nov. 14, 1953.

A tight Sewanee defense kept the Generals behind the 50-yTard stripe throughout the first half, but the visitors crossed midfield twice in the third period and again in the fourth. The Tigers racked up 201 yards on the ground and seven first downs, while holding W. L. to 104 yards rushing. The Generals picked up eight first downs.

Pro Bowl game to be dedicated to Halas LOS ANGELES, Nov. 12 UP) The annual pro bowl football game Jan. 15, winch pits the best against the best in the National Football League, will be dedicated to the loops most distinguished co-founder. That would be George Halas. owner, coach and originator of Chicago Bears.

This is Halas last year as coach of the Bears and sponsors of the Pro Bowl post-sea-son classic decided the mail known as Papa Bear should be honored with a George Halas Day. THE ANNUAL WINTER meeting of the leagues owners and directors will be held in Los Angeles for the first time following the game itself, lending further significance to the Halas ceremony. bowl plum. Houston gave Ole Miss a real run for its money but the Rebs ran away with the game in that dizzy fourth quarter scoring spree saw7 the Rcbs score two touchdowns and the Cougars one. Ole Miss went 56 yards early in the final period for a touchdown to go ahead, 13-5.

Cothren missing the extra point. Houston came right back for 91 yards in seven play7s. FulK back Curley Johnson plunging across from the three, and it was a 13-11 game. At this point Ole Miss made up its mind to do something about the situation. And they, did it in a hurry to blow the ball game wide open.

IN FOUR PLAYS they rolled 80 yards. Eddie Crawford getting the last 57 on an electrifying run. And Cothren converted. Eagle Day passed five yards a couple minutes later to Don Williams. And Cothren converted again.

And that was it. Cothren ran his point total to 69. tops in the SEC. But it was Eddie Crawford that stole the hearts of Delta fans and Reb rooters here Saturday night. And what a job he did.

Donnie Caraway, 215-pound junior fullback, sent Houston off to a 3-0 first quarter lead by f7 blasting a tall field goal 18 yards' from the 25-vard line. Caraway booted it after 0 1 Miss had blunted a Houston drive at the Reb 18. The drive started on the Houston 20. Ole Miss moved from its 20 to the Houston 16 during the late stages of the first quarter and the opening minutes of the second. But the Cougars braced, and Cothren kicked from the 23 'line of scrimmage at 16) and missed.

Drive 61 yards THE REBELS immediately reeled off a 61-yard drive, in five plays, to score and take a 7-3 lead. Earl Baker got off a 51-y7ard rip-saw run around right end that planted the ball on the Houston 10. Billy Lott fumbled oif third down, and Houstons center. Tommy Dimmick, appeared to have corralled the ball. But apparently it got away, for the officials handed it to Lott at the 12.

On the next play7, Blalock fed to Eddie Crawford, and he went crashing up the middle for a touchdown. Crawford converted, and ole Miss had a 7-3 margin. The Ole Miss touchdown came after 7:26. and the two teams threatened afterwards, but neither scored. Caraw7ay missed another Houston field goal try7 (from the 23 just before the end of the half.

MISS. 17 319 75 11 5 2 3 20 0 35 Blalack couldnt get the Rebs moving. So Day came in and thx-ew twice and kicked out on the Houston 26. The Cougars picked up one first down on a pretty pass from Dickey to End Ken Wind but couldnt move the ball and Mul-holland kicked. Kinard returning it about five yards to the Reb 20.

Day7, kicking from the Ole Miss 14. after a penalty, got a low7 pass from center on fourth down, and Houston poured through to block the kick and the ball went into the end zone. Right Tackle Joe Raitano and Right End Jim Cravens got credit for the block that meant a Houston safety which left Ole Miss with a meager 7-5 lead. Houston 3 0 2 II Mississippi 0 7 0 20 27 Houston scoring: Touchdown, John son 3, plunge). Field goals.

Caraway 18). Safety, Craven (blocked Mississippi punt). Mississippi scoring Touchdowns Crawford 2 (IX. run: 57. run): Cothren (3.

plunge): Williams a- pass from Day). Conversions, Crawford. Cothren 2. Cowboys top Cincy, 53-20 CINCINNATI. Nov.

12 UP) Charlie Masegee, a 155-pound sophomore, from Ranger, scored four touchdowns, three of them on passes, Saturday7 as Hardin-Simmons romped to a 53-20 football victory7 over the University of Cincinnatis Bearcats. Fumbles helped wreck the Bearcats. Rudy Comchoc. filling in at quarterback for the injured Mike Murphy, fumbled five times and the cowboys from Hardin-Simmons recovered four of them. Masegee got the Cowboys away and running in the opening period as he took a pass from John Lyle for 29 yards and a touchdown.

A one-yard plunge by Barry Maroney7 and an extra point gave Cincinnati its only lead at 7-6 shortly thereafter. The cowboys exploded fpr four touchdowns against the fumble-fingered Bearcats in the second period and from there on it was a rout. 6 27 6 1453 7 7 0 20 urdays Big Ten game between Wisconsin and Illinois, the CBS Television Network furnished it to station KVTV of Sioux City, who carried the game. Florence in 21-7 upset of Jaxmen JACKSONVILLE. Nov.

12 Unheralded Gene Sanderson, who didnt get into the game until the third period, scored two fourth period touchdowns that paced Florence State Teachers over previously unbeaten Jacksonville State, 21-7'. here Saturday night. The victory gave Florence State the Alabama little college championship for the fourth consecutive year. After the teams battled to a 7-7 standstill after three.periods, Sanderson went 71 y7ards for the tie-breaking touchdown. Later in the period he intercepted a pass at the Jacksonville 26 and sped for the back-breaking touchdown.

Eagles punch out 47-7 win over Howard JEFFERSON CITY. Nov. 12 UP) Wingback Randall Jones, w7ho scored three touchdowns, paced Carson-New-man to a 47-7 college football triumph over Howard of Birmingham Saturday night. Howard Johnson hit Benny paydirt until late in the fourth period, when Chuck Anderson plunged across from the one to climax a 40-yard march. Carson-Nevvman scored three touchdowns in the first quarter, two of them on long jaunts by7 Jones.

He. opened the scoring with a 27-yard run, then followed it up minutes later with a 47-yard dash. Kendall Morgan ran 21 yards for the third Carson-Nevvman counter. Howard Johnton hit Benny Daniel with an 18-yard touchdown pass in the second period, to move the Eagls ahead, 26-0. In the third.

Charles Bryant passed 41 yards to Morgan for one score, while Bill Bacon crashed across from the eight for another. Jones wound it up yvith another 27-yard run for the finale. Howard 0 0 0 7 7 Carson-Newman 19 7 21 0 47 Howard scoring: Touchdown, Anderson (1, nlunge). Conversion, Carson-Newman scoring: Touchdowns, Jones (3) 27. run: 47, run: 27, run); Morgan (2) 21, run; 41, pass from Bryant); Daniel 18, pass from Johnson); Bacon (8, 47).

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HOUSE By Election To The Position of Vice President and Director of Agencies Big Ten standings HOUSTON DROVE FROM its oil to the Ole Miss 33 early in the third period. Owen Mulhol-land, 200-pound soph fullback, was the bull in this drive, but Houston missed a fourth first down by inches and Ole Miss I took the ball at its 33. 9 I.