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-PstpP StftXPii if JH v'C-' 13-15 THE KNOXVILLE JOURNAL Sunday September 28 1952 Vanderbilt By 27 To Of i y0 w8 Virginia Ud Close Tcp Of The By Zd JIgmU4 CRUMP STADIUM Memphis Sept Bob Neyland felt like singing a song here this afternoon Not a victory song to celebrate 14-7 victory over Mississippi State but one for Joe Fortunato the speedy giant who played both offense and defense for State on a fine game Neyland told the senior feel like singing glad gone you rascal It was final appearance against Tennessee and today like all others he was a great line b2cker Neyland visited the State players after the game and congratulated several of them on a fine showing Charlie Harding Leads Way Over Commodores By ED JOYNER United Press Sports Writer CHARLOTTESVILLE Va Sept -Charlie Harding a senior quarterback started his first varsity football game today and led Virginia to a 27 to 0 victory over a Vanderbilt team that was outweighed outplayed and outsmarted Filling in for injured sophomore star Mel Roach Harding ran experienced split-T attack with ruthless efficiency while the strong Cavalier defense smothered Commodore runners and passers Wasps Beat C-Newman By 7 To 2 Virginia scored a touchdown a quarter while Vanderbilt cropped the 50-yard line only three times pushing four yards into Virginia territory in its best effort The husky Fredericksburg Va flash scored one touchdown himself and his running passing and signal-calling set up another in first triumph over a 4 Griffith Sets Dt Up Cont from Page 7 A reader who must be quite young asks if Jack Johnson was the first Negro boxing champion Not by a long shot (there it goes again) He was the first colored heavyweight ruler but black brown and tan boys have been winning fistic laurels since before the turn of the -century- George Dixon was the first He held the -bantamweight crown from 1890 to 1892 and then won the featherweight title Joe Gans (1901-08) is rated alongside Benny Leonard as all-time tops in the light- weight division Joe Walcott occupied the welter- weight throne from 1901 through 1904 Say Joe was 21 when he won that honor That makes him 72 today a few days after losing the heavyweight diadem to Rocky Marciano Actually this is Jersey Joe still kicking He borrowed the original name for a nom de sock Cebura Ford a former boxer remembers that rassling match between a man Joe McDonald and a lady Cora Livingston in the Market House about 25 years ago was he recalls could have thrown her in 10 seconds He had no taste for the -exhibition at all Joe meant business when he wrestled He wanted no fiddling around and letting an inferior opponent look Lloyd feelings have been hurt The Deane Hill golf professional was proud of those chartreuse pants so proud in fact that he loaned them to Governor-elect Frank Clement the other day Then a story in the paper ridiculed the loudness of the garment It also depicted Clement as a very poor sport indeed for playing in a sixsome and refusing to let any speedier golfers through Listen to Foree: truth is that only 18 people including that six-some played all day A fivesome was next on the course Around this time of the year when practically nobody plays it is our policy to give permission to fivesemes and sixsomes Bob Broome got my okay for the Clement party a day beforetime As for Mr Clement retiring to the 19th hole he did that I saw what he had too Ife mixed a scoop of chocolate ice cream with one of vanilla and sprinkled nuts on top He downed that concoction and staggered sermon: If the Maroons keep playing at that rate restore TPI to our grid slate Fulton Gets 19-6 Win Over Erwin By JOHN WARD Journal Sports Writer Falcons continued along the glory road last night with a thrilling 19-6 win over a sturdy Erwin High School eleven at Evans-Collins Field Glenn Keeton a bulling fullback turned elusively tailback was again the pacesetter in Coach Charles attack which now has conquered four foes without blemish associate in the Falcon one-two delivery Jerry Yearwood almost equalled the Fulton ace in the offense which amassed 238 yards BRISTOL Sept 27 Emory and Henry pushed across a third quarter touchdown here tonight to beat back a stubborn Carson-New-man team 7-2 Creed Bruce plowed across from the one-yard stripe to climax a 60-yard Wasp march in the third period The Eagles scored in the second period C-N drove to the E-H one where Hubert Ashe fumbled John Lambert then tackled Paul Long behind the goal for a safety Cirson-Newnun po i tmory-Henry Carr LE Hankins Lambert Deacon Jenkins Summers Smith Stanton Chesney Brown Godwin Long Radcliff Hoiard Wright QB Saltzs Cardwell Poliey Ashe Frazier Jennings Edens Score by quarters: Jackie Parker almost became the first boy to blemish a Tennessee game never in the long Neyland reign has a Knoxvillian been responsible for a Tennessee loss or tie Parker all but did it here today He kicked the extra point that deadlocked the battle at 7-all in the third quarter But' it was a manner in which he directed the team the way he handled the ball and the way he caught defense off guard that was a remarkable performance He score the touchdown but he played a vital part Tennessee was using a shifting defense and Parker called the play that caught them in a shift with Zerk Wilson going 31 yards for the touchdown There any single person to blame for the defensive mistake Farmer Johnson explained after the game simply was a weakness in the he said Tennessee has used many inexperienced ball players in the past but no freshman in Tennessee history had a tougher assignment than Dave Griffith the Oak Ridge speedster Things had become confused and a Tennessee seven-point lead had dwindled to zero when Griffith was given his first opportunity He and Pat Shires a heroic figure did all of the tailback chores for the day because of injuries to Pat Oleksiak and Jimmy Wade Griffith and another freshman Bob Schwanger came in late in the fourth period They ran just enough plays to set up a pitch out that saw little Dave going twice for 19 and 22 yards Griffith looked like an old hand by the way he skirted wide around the ends after taking the pitch outs The second went to the Maroon eight to make it an easier task for Andy Kozar to score the winning points Andy Kozar wants 1952 to be his greatest football year From the way he took off today Andy is destined to meet this goal He never had more power than he did today He made more than half of 287 yards rushing Erwin produced a potent swift-striking Split-T offense which went for 191 yards on the ground Sophomore backs Grindstaff and Kenneth Saylor along with Ralph Lovett were threats each time they assumed control of the STATISTICS Fulton First downs 17 Yards Rushing 23S Penalties 65 Passes Attempted 4 Yards Passing SO Passes by Pants 3 Pant Average 89 3 Fumbles 2 Erwin 12 191 65 10 21 85 2 from rushing and out gained the entire MS ground attack Harding Points fater touchdown: by 26 yards The Maroons got 129 Andy 155 He (Roach 3 averaged better than six yards each time he carried He started off to gain All-America recognition It should come his way This was a typical young Tennessee team The same thing could be said about Mississippi State Every player on the field today was hitting with all the strength and power possible There were more rock sock tackles here today than most fans see in an entire season what can be expected any time Farmer Johnson and Murray Warmath send defensive units on a football field MARYVILLE Tenn Sept Maryville won its second game of the season tonight whipping Wl1 5 4 4 Lobertini converted from placement and Fulton had a lead they never relinquished The half subsided 7-6 Falcons Fulton took the second half kickoff and moved all the way for their second tally Keeton went for 15 and -0 yards and Yearwood amassed efforts of 10 12 and 8 yards as the ball got to the Erwin 7 Keeton then circumvented end for the remaining seven for the score and Fulton led 13-6 Lobertini missed the extra point The final Fulton marker came Rule West Evans-Collih FRIDAY NIGHT East at Young TSD at Powell Farragut at Bearden Greeneville at Central Halls at Carter Fulton at Jefferson City South at Newport Gibbs at Wartburg AREA GAMES (All Friday unless otherwise Indicated) Oak Ridge at Birmingham Ala Phillips (Sat night) Etowah at Copperhill Sunbnght at Jamestown open Lenoir City at Loudon Clinton at Jacksboro Jellico at Lake City Oakdale at Huntvllle Coalfield at Oneida Sweetwater at McMinn County Everett at Morristown Crossville at Rockwood Lanier at Madisonville Bradley at Rhea County Kingston at South Harriman Chattsworth Ga at Ducktown Pikeville at Spring City (Thursday) Cumberland Homesteads at Dunlap Lafollette at Sevierville Alcoa at Harriman Tellico Plains at Vonore ball and repeatedly tore loose for sizable chunks of yardage Erwin took a temporary lead four minutes deep in the second period when Saylor scooped up wingback Benny fumble on the Blue Devil 22 and streaked down the sideline 64 lengths to the Falcon 14 Grindstaff provided the scoring thrust from the mwin Fulton eight on a trap play rook VVV'lt "'777 through the left side of the line A pass attempt for the extra point Korns rg Monroe failed and Erwin had a temporary re 6-0 advantage Foust Horton Fulton took the lead three min-1 "sayior Yearwood FB Lovett Score by quarters: utes later after a 75 yard drive Keeton passed 25 yards to with 10 seconds left in the fray An intercepted Erwin pass gave Fulton the ball in theBlue Devil 36 Yearwood plowed to the 25 then drove to the 12 Keeton carried to the one and then Don Lobertini plunged to paydirt and Fulton had their fourth straight 1916 The lineups: FULTON Po Bayless LE Southeastern Conference eleven in 25 years freshman passing ace Bill Krietemeyer was trapped all afternoon by a surging Virginia defense led by ends Tom Scott Bill Chisholm and Paul Phipps Most of hurried passes fell incomplete and two were intercepted by Virginia secondary defenders with disastrous results Teaming with Harding in the vaunted Cavalier offense was Bob Blackie Tata the Detroit halfback who capped a 42-yard scoring march in the first period by plunging over from the one and brought the 22000 fans up with a brilliant 62-yard punt return midway in the second period for the second Virginia score Krietemeyer made his first wrong way touchdown pass early in the third He heaved from his own 24 aiming at end Ben Roderick Virginia safetyman Eddie Knowles grabbed the ball on 42 and raced the left sideline route to the third touchdown Score by periods: Virginia 7 6 7 7 27 Vanderbilt 0 0 0 Touchdowns: Tata 2 Knowles Jacksonville Ala State Teachers 15-7 Maryville got off to a 13-0 lead in the first period The Highlanders took the opening kickoff and drove 73 yards for one score Dick Gardner going over on a pass piay that covered 38 yards Mary vilie added another sixpointer on Wayne one-yard plunge Jacksonville scored in the sec ond period Bob Shelly going the final 19 yards on an end-around play Maryville added its other two points on a safety in the final quarter End Romeo Green tackled Shelly in the end zone for the two points Dlini Beats Iowa State CHAMPAIGN 111 Sept 27 (INS) Quarterback Tom passes sparked powerful Illinois today to a 33 to 7 victory over Iowa State before 44338 football fans at Champaign The Illini outclassed the game Iowa Staters through most of the contest piling up a 19 to 0 halftime lead passes set up the first Illinois score in the first period with Pete Bachouros going over on an end run from the four-yard stripe for the touchdown Minutes later in the same period whipped a 49-yard pass for another touchdown to Rocky Ryan Score by periods: Illinois 12 7 14 0 33 Iowa State 0 0 0 7 7 Mattioli Leads Win PITTSBURGH Sept 27 Pitt unveiled a slick sophomore quarterback Rudy Mattioli today as it came from behind twice to roll to a 26-to-14 victory over Iowa Kansas 21 SC 9 LAWRENCE Kas Sept 27 Gil Reich wheeled a punt return 70 yards in the third quarter to propel the Kansas Jayhawks to a 21-9 victory over a hard-knocking Santa Clara University Bronco team in an intersectional football game played before 22000 today Bayless to commence the move The Falcon tailback then reeled gains of 21 8 and 10 yards to take the SSK ball deep in Blue Devil property Lobertim lacement Erwin Touch- YearWOOd drove 9 yards to the 5 i Subs- Fulton Cinnamon Sateerfield and then scored on a center thrust Lobertini Stephens MasEengill Smith- wick Erwin Peterson Morgan Kerns to tie the count at 6 apiece Don Engie Texas Blasts 28-7 Win Over Tarheels CHAPEL HILL Sept 27 powerhouse from the Plains gave North Carolina which is just learning the T-formation a rude lesson in that style x)f play today by piling up an easy 28 to 7 victory before 40000 fans Quarterback Jones in Texas and a past master of the T-attack plopped passes in arms flipped pitchouts' and darted away from grasping tacklers as nonchanlantly as you please for three periods Then first backfield was yanked as North Carolina fans saw mental split-T quarterbacks Carl a flash of the T-attack that Coach Snavely used pitched out too wide acd North halfback Ken 13 puttmg 111 at North Keller was tackled in the end zone Larouna stolhandske for the final two Freshman Ken el 1 scored Texas points North only touchdown by Texas V' 6 7 0 15-28 CJtChinf PaSS North Carolina 0 0 0 7-7 Marshall Newman late in the final period End Tom Adler provided which end George Norris recovered the extra point A fumble which end George Norris recovered on the Texas 24 set up the Tar Heel score Texas backs pierced the North Carolina defense repeatedly as the Longhorn line leisurely nudged the Tar Heel linemen out of the way Jones passed to left-half Gib Dawson for 42 yards to North 23 early in the first period followed it with a pass to end Tom Stolhandske and then loped across from eight yards out for the opening score His passes to Stolhandske All-Southwest Conference star and right-half Jimmy Dan Pace set up the second touchdown late in that period and Douglas Cameron crossed from three yards out Dawson made the first of two conversions In the fourth Jones pitched a 25-yard strike to Stolhandske who streaked from the Texas 45 to the third Longhorn touchdown Substitute Texas backs drove 30 yards and sent halfback Bill Quinn piling across from the four in the fourth Late in the game Dick one of a host of expert- IwpiPBwwPHuuuwiJii-wiPiiMiijj i mmum When the folks down here talking about the Vols and Maroons today the topic shifted to Blue Devils the next opponent for Tennessee Most of the fans were shocked by the manner in which Duke defeated SMU in Dallas Bill Murray has been stating his Durham i squad was year But most are convinced is the The entire Duke team scouted the Vols here today sitting in the middle section of Crump Stadium Bob Neyland is one of the coaches who picked Duke in a pre-season poll as the likely in the Emory-Heary 007 Crfton-Newmn 0 2 0 Scoring touchdowns: Bruce Extra points: Van Dyke (placement) VUlanova Tops Tigers CLEMSON Sept 27 (UP) Villanova using an ex-Army halfback who transferred from West Point after the cribbing scandal crushed a Clemson defensive battle today to win 14 to 7 before 28000 fans Gene Filipski streaked down the sidelines for 56 yards to sew up second victory of the young football season The Wildcats from Philadelphia defeated Kentucky last week 25 to 6 Filipski took a handoff from quarterback Joe McNicholas midway in the third period slipped through right tackle and broke into the clear down the sidelines Villanova scored again in the same quarter with a payoff 26-yard pass from quarterback Bill Branau to end John Marcus in the end zone climaxing a 59-yard drive Score by periods: Clemson 0 Villanova 0 0 0 0 14 Touchdowns: Villanova Filip-ski Marcus Shirley Points after touchdown: Villanova Haner 2 Clemson Radcliff Ohio State Conquers Indiana COLUMBUS Sept 27 (INS) Ohio revamped and revitalized team opened its Big Ten football season today by beating Indiana 33 to 13 before 70208 fans in Columbus Freshman Halfback Howard Cassidy starred for Coach Woody new split team running over both of touchdowns on the ground and catching one delivered by Halfback Fred Bru-ney The other scores came on Quarterback John first quarter pass to Bruney in the end zone and Fullback John 25-yard romp with three and a half minutes left of the game Indiana led once in the first quarter when Halfback Jerry Ellis crashed over from the 1 and Hoosier Quarterback Lou converted to make it 7-6 Indiana The other Indiana score came when the visitors climaxed a 72-yard drive with 27 seconds left of the first half with a pass in the end zone Score by periods: Ohio State 6 7 0 Indiana 7 6 0 0 13 Gophers Defeated SEATTLE Sept 27 The muscles of brawny Bill Earley and an unexpected potent defensive platoon carried the Huskies of Washington to a 19-13 intersectional football victory today over the Gophers of Minnesota before a sun-warmed crowd of 49000 Rule-West East At Young Head Local Grid Slate West High Improving Rebels and the unbeaten Golden Bears of Rule will kick off this local high school football program Thursday night at Evans-Collins Field East High will journey South to Duff Field for a battle with the Young High Yellow Jackets in the Friday night local grid headliner Other stellar attractions on the menu Friday evening will pit unbeaten Tennessee School for the Deaf against the unde KNOX COUNTY TEAMS THURSDAY NIGHT Next bit of conversation in these parts is Ole Miss fortunate for Tennessee they do net play the Rebels this season loaded and will breeze to a Ev eryonc here is firmly convinced this is the greatest Mississippi team in history better than the club Johnny Vaught won the SEC title in his freshman year as coach The crowd was stunned by the announcement Ole Miss and Kentucky had played a 13-all tie It was a sun-drenched crowd that was on hand when the Vols and Maroons came out to the pre-game activities It was a familiar sight to see Murray Warmath Ike Peel and Sheriff Maples walk across the field together It recalled the days when they teamed together as a Vol coaching unit They split Warmath going over for last looks at his first SEC club as head coach Maples took to the Tennessee sidelines with Peel It was Peel and Maples who scouted Duke at Dallas and they expressed their belief best Duke team The Right Suit At The Right Time feated but once-tied legions of Powell at the Panther lair Farra-gut at Bearden and Halls at Carter unscathed Bobcats host a tough Greeneville High School ensemble in the top intersectional game set for local consumption this week The Fulton Falcons who with Central occupy the top spots in local competition will travel to Jefferson City for a fray with the Jefferson High Elks Friday evening Gibbs plays at Wartburg and South at Newport in other Friday contests Oak Ridge High the second 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