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Millsaps Howard 27 Georgia 14 Florida SECTION SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1951 Notre Dome, Page 2 Howard, Page 2 Georgia, Page 3 Pictures, Page 4 Outdoors, Page 6 State Survey, Page 6 Georgia Tech signed to play in It'll be fourth trip to Miami for Jackets beat Auburn start Callahan, Boykin provide the spark McMUftftAY GILBERT MAXWELL Miss. Auburn 21 20 515 101 108 202 LEAR CRAWFORD RIDGEWAY BAUCI Ole Miss pass connects A pass from Quarterback Jim Lear (14) to Harold jerseys are Right Tackle Kline Gilbert (76), Left Guard Othar Crawford Maxwell (89) was good for 40 yards and a touchdown for Ole Miss in its (60) and Halfback Lindy Callahan (31). Auburn players in white are Right Same with Auburn at Mobile Saturday. Maxwell caught the pass on the Guard Foots Bauer (74), Left End Bill McMurry (58), Fullback Charles 1-yard line and kept plugging until he was over. Ole Miss players in dark Littles (33) and Right End Dave Ridgeway.

(Staff photo by Ed Jones.) Par on targets as drubs Wave SOUTH Mississippi 39, Auburn 14. Alabama 40, Mississippi South rn 7. Millsaps 27, Howard 14. Alabama A. M.

26, Alabama State 7. Georgia 7, Florida 6. Kentucky 37, Tulane 0. N. C.

State 31, Davidson 0. Wake Forest 19, Duke 13. South Carolina 34, West Virginia 13. William Mary 28, VPI 7. Tennessee 60, Washington A Lee 14.

Virginia 34, North Carolina 14. Georgia Tech 34, VMI 7. Florida State 14, Wofford 0. Vanderebilt Freshman 32, Kentucky Freshmen 20. Sewanee 3, Centre 0.

Florence State 32, Conway (Ark.) Teachers 20. Vanderbilt 20, LSU 13. EAST Rutgers 28, Brown 21. Bucknell 21, Colgate 20. Columbia 21, Dartmouth 6.

Princeton 54, Harvard 13. Maryland 40, Navy 21. Temple 34, NYU 6. Penn State 32, Syracuse 13. Lehigh 34, Carnegie 7.

MIDWEST Illinois 40, Iowa 13. Minnesota 16, Indiana 14. Purdue 35, Northwestern 14. Nebraska 34, Iowa State 27. Oklahoma 34, Missouri 20.

Michigan State 35, Notre Dame A Tulsa 42, Kansas State 26. SOUTHWEST Baylor 18, Texas 6. Rice 6, Arkansas 0. INTERSECTIONAL Cornell 20, Michigan 7. Holy Cross 39, Marquette 13.

Ohio State 16, Pittsburgh 14. Wisconsin 16, Pennsylvania 7. Army 27, The Citadel 6. Clemson 21, Boston College 2. Boston U.

35, Oregon 6. Kansas 34, Loyola (LA) 26. Louisville 35, Houston 28. Wyoming 41, New Mexico 7. SMU 14, Texas 14 (tie).

Villianova 26, Detroit 7. ROCKY MOUNTAIN Colorado 54, Utah 0. Brigham Young 28, Utah State 27. Colorado 34, Montana 6. South Dakota 35, North Dakota 13.

FAR WEST UCLA Oregon State 0. Stanford 27, Southren Cal 20. California 37, Washington 28. Washington State 9, Idaho I. Turn to Page 7, Column 5 BY SPORTS EDITOR TAPP NEWMAN 1 or the love of a man stadium MOBILE, Nov.

10 For the love of a man Mobile has a beautiful atadium steel and concrete seating 36,000. Its a memorial to Ernest Fleetwood Ladd, given by the citizens of Mobile. It stands as a symbol of Ernest Ladds leadership in making Mobile a finer place to live. Ernest Ladd was born in Mobile in 1876. He was educated in Mobile.

He was a fine prep athlete. As all Mobilians he loved fishing and hunting. He went to work as a bank runner and banking was to be his lifes work. The Merchants Bank gave Mr. Ladd a job as a paying and receiving teller in 1901.

He became president of the bank in 1915. Soon he was to serve as a director on many boards and gave freely of his time and wealth to civic affairs and drives for charity. As a young banker he made many friends. As an experienced banker he started many young men in business in lending them money. Ernest Ladd died in 1941 and Mobile mourned the loss of one of Its finest citizens.

The following comment is from an editorial in The Mobile Press-Registrar: His influence on the progress of Mobile during his last 25 years 40-7 FOR CRIMSONS Southern a 62-yard gallop. McCain tallied twice, once from 54 yards out, again from five yards. Tharp got his six points from two yards close. The other Tide touchdown, Alabamas first, was put on the score-board by Soph End Butch Willis after a 58-yard carry of an intercepted Southern screen pass. First blood SOUTHERN, THE LARGEST Mississippi school in enrollment (with football ideas to match), came to town loaded for an upset.

The Southerners fired fast, and charged to a quick touchdown before wilting when the big Bama horses became aroused. BY ALF VAN HOOSE News sports writer DENNY STADIUM, Tuscaloosa, Nov. 10 Mississippi ut stunned Alabamas maturing Tide with a quick touchdown here Saturday but the Crimsons recovered well and rolled on to a 40-7 triumph before 14,000 fans. Clell Hobson, Bobby Marlow and Duke McCain, the stars of Alabamas October comeback, were joined by two freshmen Saturday, Bobby Luna and Corky Tharp. They formed the Big Five in a Tide offense that is moving more sharply each week-end.

Hobson passed for a 22-yard touchdown to Luna. Marlow scored once, set up another with LADD MEMORIAL STADIUM tobile. The stadium cost $1,000,000. There is parking facilities for 4.000 speedster from Clanton, took a first-quarter pitchout on out front 13-7 and the Crimson Tide went on from there Alabama's 47 and went the distance for the first of two to a 40 to 7 triumph. News staffer Robert Adams "caught" touchdowns he counted for the Tide.

This one put 'Bama McCain on his long touchdown gallop. McCain goes for second Tide score Alabama's Duke McCain is on his way, 53 yards, for the Tide's second touchdown against Mississippi Southern Saturday. McCain,.