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14-QS THE KNOXVILLE JOURNAL Sunday September 23 1956 otr Bam By 1 9 To 1 3 Southern Methodist Rice Squeezes Out 20 To 13' Triumph Over Alabama Football Scores Owls Score All 3 Touchdowns Via Air Lanes HOUSTON Sept 22 W) Frank Ryan and King Hill threw three touchdown passes tonight as the two junior quarterbacks led the young and light Rice Owls to a 20-13 intersectional football victory over Alabama before a crowd of 43000 Rice capitalized on a passing attack that gained 124 yards while opening its 1956 campaign with a victory that snapped a seven-game losing streak Alabama los-its fourteenth consecutive' mg Last-Minute TD Upends 3rd-Rated Team DALLAS Sept 22 UP) Green as grass Southern Methodist led by Charlie Arnold who collected numerous splinters on the bench last season knocked down the No 3 Notre 19-13 tonight in one of the major upsets of college football It was the first time for Notre Dame to lose an opening game since 1934 and a Southwest Conference team beat the Irish Texas Arnold faked passed and ran Notre Dame dizzy while his mates w-w Japan I ms Hopes On Swimmers thoroughly outplayed all of the Irish except Paul Hornung the All-America quarterback Hornung engineered a 55-yard pass play and ran 57 yards for a touchdown in the last half to give the Irish a 13-13 tie with less than four minutes to go The crowd of 61000 thought Southern Cal Drubs BULLDOGS ROMP Franklin Thompson Knoxville College fullback eludes one tackier on an end sweep Saturday against Bishop Tex College Coming up to make the tackle is Roscoe Smith (88) Bulldogs won 19-7 Austin Meets Defending Champs Next Successful in their opener with Pikeville Austin High Fanthers will meet defending champions at Evans Collins Field Thursday night The Panthers will clash with Lucy Lancy High of Augusta in one of the South's top games between Negro high school teams Austin came through the opening game in excellent physical condition KC Doivns Bishop In 19 7 Win Knoxville College opened Its 1956 football season yesterday with a 19-7 triumph over visiting Bishop College of Marshall Texas James Willis tossed 15 yards to James Little for the first Bulldog touchdown in the opening period Albert Lucas sprinted 15 yards for the next Bulldog TD in the third and Franklin Thompson sailed around right end for 60 yards and the final Knoxville six points in the fourth Herbert Lucas converted from placement Bishop got its lone score in the third on Bert plunge from the one Napoleon Douglas booted the point after KnxTlll U9 Blshp Littlt Bryant LT Ross Mitchell Brown Thompson Rhea Robertson Ingram Smith Pryor Harvey Brown Jackson Willis WiDiams Boyd Jones Dean Anderson Danner Douglas Score By Quarters: Baseball Nutshell NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS Pittsburgh 5 Brooklyn New York 2 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 5 Milwaukee 4 (10 innings) Cincinnati St Louis 4 GAMES Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Newcombe (25-6 va Hall IO-7) Chicago at Milwaukee -Rush (13-1) vs Buhl (17-g) Philadelphia at New York Simmons (13-10) vs Gomes (7-10 or LitUe (4-6) SL Loui at Cincinnati 2-Wehmeier V1- (2-Oi Acker 3-3 AMERICAN LEAGUE orns AUSTIN Tex Sept 22 Fullback Roberts a bruising 206 pound speedster ripped Texas for touchdown gallops of 74 73 and 50 yards as the University of Southern California swamped Texas 44-20 Roberts was a virtual one man wrecking crew as he chalked up a fantastic 251 yards rushing on 12 plays before 47000 football fans at Memorial Stadium here He erased an all time Trojan rushing total of 229 yards for a single game set in 1929 The irrepressible Roberts overshadowed Jon Arnett USCs fine left half who was a near All America choice last year Arnett went 14 yards for a score on the next to last play of the first half and was a constant threat with his speed Texas moved ahead in the first period when quarterback Joe Clements shook loose around right end and went 36 yards for a touchdown But that was it for the Longhorns use Texat 19 6 6 44 USC Touchdowns: Roberts 3 73 run 50 run 74 run) Arnett 14 run) Hall 38 pass-run) Hill 18 pass-run) Gorrell 42 intercepted pass) Conversion: Isaacson Hall Texas scoring: Touchdowns: Cle merits 36 run) Bryant 17 pass-run Fondren (4 run) Conversion Fondren 2 C-N Eagles Subdued By Morehead MOREHEAD Ky Sept 22 UP) Morehead State College fresh from its first victory In 32 games last week chalked up its second football win of the season here tonight dropping Carson-New-man College 13-0 Morehead first scored in the second period when guard John Plyborn recovered a fumble in the end zone The kick for the extra point by Jim An-droski was good Morehead hit pay dirt again in the fourth quarter on a 16-yard end sweep by halfback Buddy Fields The score was the climax of a 67-yard drive spearheaded by fullback Rondal Hart The extra point attempt was blocked only serious threat came in the final period when halfback Charlie Bryant connected with three passes for 30 yards Morehead dominated the game all the way out-rushing Carson Newman 327 yards to 83 The visitors could get no further than the Morehead 30 CARSON-NEWMAN MOREHEAD 7 0 6 1 13 Morehead scoring Touchdown: Ply-born (recovered fumble In end zone) Fields 13 end sweep) conversion: Androskl Aggies Pound Kunsas State MANHATTAN Kan Sept 22 UP) game tried only two passes but powered its way for first and third period scores Ryan 183-pounder from Fort Worth passed 12 yards to Buddy Dial in the first period and then hit the sophomore end with a 17-yard scoring toss in the final quarter Hill the 205-pound all-around athlete from Freeport passed 30 yards to halfback Bobby Williams in the second quarter Hill and fullback Jerry Hall each converted once for Rice but Hill failed on a second attempt Guard Don Holcomb kicked first extra point but missed on the second- Rice completed eight of 11 passes and had 158 net yards on the ground for a total offense of 262 yards Alabama had 232 yards rushing but completed neither of its passes Ryan completed five of eight passes for 76 yards while Hill completed three out of three for 43 Alsbrook sophomore halfback from Ga'veston was leading ground gainer with 48 yards in four carries Fullback Max Kelley led Alabama with 51 yards in eight tries ALABAMA KICE 13 6-20 Alabama scoring Touchdowns: Walls U-plunge Comstock (17-run) Conversion: Holcomb Rice scoring Touchdowns: Dail 2 712 and 17 yard passes from Rvan Williams 130-yard pass from Hilli Conversions: Hall Hill Amateur Meet Won By Stewart By HUGH FULLERTON JR INDIANAPOLIS Sept 22 Wl Sober faced Marlene Stewart who carries gallons Of determination in her pint-sized figure made one of great comebacks today to become the first Canadian-born winner of the Amateur Golf Championship Marlene 4 down at one stage overtook 17-year-old Joanne Gunderson of Kirkland Wash and won 2 and 1 in the 36-hole final Miss Stewart won from a tiring and slightly bewildered opponent who turned out after all to be just a precocious 17-year-old high school girl after looking like a golfing winder earlier this week Marlene born in Alberta and reared in Fonthill Ont is the first player to take the title out of this country iince Pam Barton won in 1936 Although she is the first Canadian winner the championship trophy went to Canada once before Scottish-born Dorothy Campbell won in 1909 as British Champion and in 1910 as a Canadian entry Miss Gunderson the Junior girl champion who hoped to become the second youngest champion went from 4-up to even in the afternoon round with the rapidity of a descending roller coaster As her lead disappeared before rock-steady know what to do Miss Stewart one down at the end of the morning round and unsteady during the early part of the afternoon just kept shooting pars until Joanne beat herself Neither player shot the kind of golf they had displayed earlier this week over the windy 6340-yard Meridian Hills course For the morning round Miss Gunderson had against a par of and Miss Stewart shot 38-39 77 to trail by one hole In 39 and Marlene in 40 before the 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Washington Pittsburgh at Detroit SATURDAY Dee 15 New York at Philadelphia SUNDAY Dee IS Baltimore at San Francisco Chicago Cards at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago Bears Green Bay at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Washington SUNDAY Dee 23 Washington at Baltimore SUNDAY Dee 38 championship playoff in home of Eastern Conference champion Lynn Bomar Enters Grid Hall Of Fame NASHVILLE Tenn UP) Lynn Bomar Vanderbilt football great of the early was inducted formally Saturday night into the Football Hall of Fame between halves of the Georgia-Vanderbilt game The presentation of the award was made by Bill Streit of Birmingham himself a former gridiron great at Auburn and a member of the Honors Court of the National Football Foundation Several of Bomar's former teammates were honor guests at the ceremony By SAM JOHNSON TOKYO Sept 22 Speedy swimmers and a little history are greatest hopes for glory at the Melbourne Olympics Japanese fans think little of anything but first place The likely prospects for gold medals can be counted on one hand virtually all in the swimming pool an over-all picture Japan the United States and Australia will be the main for swimming titles said Reizo Koike swimming team manager and former Olympic breastroke star KOIKE PREDICTS None of the three is likely to sweep the field Koike predicted but history could step in and take a hand A flying start in early events could set Japan or the United States off on a rampage he said "Australia may win overwhelmingly or stagger to a miserable defeat Australia has no historical background of sweeping events like the United States and Koike said Japan and the United States have the historical background and victory in the opening 100-meter freestyle could set either nation roiling over the field he said Japan a power in Olympic swimming before World War II failed to win a single gold medal at Helsinki in Japan's first Olympics since the war SECOND TO USA Sportswriters moaned and the nation hung its head although the team still finished second only to the United States in swimming The Melbourne Olympics was set as a goal for regaining prewar glory But the rest of the world moved fast and Japan goes to Melbourne with a good but not great men's swimming team and a small and unimpressive women's team greatest hope is breast-stroker Masaru Furukawa He set four world's records in one day last year Furukawa still holds all four and looks like the class of the world in the 200-meter race GW Shades Miami Ohio OXFORD Ohio Sept 22 If) George Washington University capitalized on a fumble in the last quarter to squeeze out a 7-6 foot- ball victory over Miami University today The Colonials grabbed the fumble by Redskin Tom Dimitroff on GW's 41 yard line and in nine plays hammered out a touchdown The loss cut victory string at 10 straight The Redskins punched over a score with less than two minutes left in the game but could not match George extra point The big gain in touchdown drive came after Miami halted the Colonials on the Redskin 45 yard line George Washington quarterback Jack Henzes hurled a long pass fo Pete Spera that was good for 42 yards Miami dug in but after three unsuccessful tries Henzes bulled through the right side of the line from one foot out to score Spera kicked what proved the winning point The Redskins bounced back with a touchdown drive that jarred 70 yards in ten plays Harold Williams second string halfback kept the drive in motion with carries good for 7 16 and 16 yards From 13 yards out he skirted left end and drove across to score Redskin Don Smith converted but it was nullifield by a holding penalty His second try from 25 yards out fell short Both teams got off to slow starts in the first half with neither able to penetrate deeper than 20 yards from the goal line that was the way it was going to end But with only 1:58 left Arnold flung a mighty pass from the Notre Dame 45 that Lon Slaughter the smashing SMU back gathered in on the 14 Then Slaughter with Arnold faking a run around right end took a pitchout from the quarterback and circled left end for the touchdown that gave SMU its second victory over Notre Dame in eight tries Southern Methodist with one of its least experienced teams in history was a 14-point underdog going into this game Notre Dame apparently jittery as a schoolboy his first day of class collected harmful penalties in gobs An assessment for roughing set up the first SMU touchdown An offside made it easier for the Mustangs to score their second But it was a hard-hitting SMU line and a covey of the speediest backs the Methodists have had in a long time that pulled the upset Notre Dame Southern Methodist 0 6 7 Notre Dame Touchdown: Morse (20 pass 35 run from Hornung) Conversion: Hornung Southern Methodist Touchdown: Waggoner (25 pas 6 run from Arnold) Arnold (1 foot plunge) Slaughter (14 run) Conversion: Gen- tor Dickinson Takes Lead OKLAHOMA CITY Sept 22 Slim Gardner Dickinson Jr Panama City Beach Fla fired an eagle and six birdies for a third-round 67 today to capture the lead in the $15000 Oklahoma City Open Golf Tournament Dickinson mastered the tough Twin Hills Country Club' course with his 5-under par endeavor to post a 54-hole total of 207 nine strokes under par for the distance Par for the 6673-yard course is Right on his heels as the field headed into tomorrow's final 18 holes was compact hitting Billy Maxwell of Odessa Tex with 208 Maxwell was the leader after two rounds but lost out as the frontrunner when he soared to a 4-over par 40 on the front nine today Emory-Henry Defeats TWC 'ATHENS Tenn Sept 22 Emory and Henry defeated Tennessee Wesleyan 15 to 0 here tonight as Lou Yarbrough scored two touchdowns and William Earp added a safety The Virginians took the lead early in the first period as Car-liss Billups returned a Wesleyan punt 49 yards to the Wesleyan 29 and Yarbrough speared a drive that netted six points as he plunged seven yards The second counter came in the fourth period the result of a blocked punt and a four-yard plunge by Yarbrough Lou also added the extra point from placement Emory-Henry Wesleyan 6 Touchdowns-Yardbrough (seven end four yard plunges) Polnst after touchdown arnrough placement) Earp (blocked punt out of end zone) Jerry 'King Sparks Win BARNESVILLE Ga Sept 22 Left Halfback Jerry King went on a scoring spree tonight to give Northeast Mississippi Junior College a 25-14 football victory over Gordon Military College King scored three touchdowns and kicked a point after touchdown Two of his scores were on 30-yard end runs the third on a five yard plunge Teammate Shumaker a fullback bulled over from the two for the other TD King is a former South Knoxville High School star Northeast Miss Gordon Military 7 0 6 7 Northeast scoring Touchdowns: King 3 30 run 30 run 5 plunge) Shumaker (2 plunge) Conversion: King 1 "4 Bucs Bow To Western JOHNSON CITY Sept 23 UP) Western Kentucky scored the winning touchdown with 25 seconds on the clock to edge East Tennessee State College 12-7 In a bitterly-contested football game before 4500 fans here tonight Halas Looks For Former Pro Stars By JERRY LISKA DECATUR 111 Sept 22 W-lf you remember the Decatur Staley's forerunners of the Chicago Bears you may help solve the mystery of a missing half dozen players from that historic team first champion of the National Football League Owner George Halas of Bears who coached the Staleys wants to help his former employer A Staley Manufacturing Co celebrate its 50th anniversary with a in Wrigley Field Oct 21 at the Colt-Bear game So Halas and the Decatur company which makes corn and soybean products set out to invite as special guests survivors among the 42 men who played on 1920 and 1921 Staley teams WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN But six seem to have vanished At least no record here of their whereabouts or indeed il they are still alive These include Jerry Keefe a guard: Henry Shank a back Russell Smith a tackle Andy Feitchinger an end Bill Clark a tackle and a chap known only as Backmeier If you know where any can be reached Sports Editor Howard Millard of the Decatur 111 Review would like a tip to help Halas stage his reunion It was easy to locate such other old Staleys as Chuck Dressen" now baseball manager of the Washington Senators Guy Chamberlin one of grid greats Ohio Chick Harley Pete Stinchcomb and Tarzan Taylor and the present Bear Coach Paddy Driscoll TRAFTON ANOTHER The list also includes big George Trafton one of pro football's leg-entary figures and Burt Ingwer-sen and Leo Johnson the University of present line coach and track coach respectively Hugh Blacklock a Michigan sheriff who died several years ago also was a Staley stalwart Halas always has had a warm spot in his heart for the men he irst coached men who were as old or older than himself George moved the Staley franchise to Chicago in 1922 rechristened the team the Bears and then guided it to National Football League fame A former end at Illinois and Great Lakes 111 Naval Station Halas was working in the bridge department of a railroad in Chicago when the Decatur company contacted him A GOOD PROPOSITION had a good recalls Halas who took an engineering course at Illinois wanted me to learn the starch business and serve as athletic director for the It was no casual athletic program Halas acquired The baseball coach was Joe McGinnity the old Giants' iron-man pitcher And Halas was alloed to assemble one of the nation's strongest professional football teams The 1920 Staleys had a 10-1-2 record to share the title in the newly organized American Professional Football Assn The following season the first officially recorded in the National Football League archives the Staleys won the championship with 10-1-1 The com and soybean products business went out the window for Halas who elected to become a of some repute He forgotten his old company though and on Oct 21 extends a fancy Breaks Record MELBOURNE Sept 22 (4V-Ted AIlsop veteran Melbourne walker bettered the world two-hour walking record today He covered 16 miles 401 yards and 2V4 inches The previous mark of 15 miles 159 yards was held by a shoemaker 1 23x2s' slovakian Josef DoleaL scoring touchdown Williams point Douglas (placement) scoring touchdowns Little Lucas Thompson Extra point (placement) Nebraska Rips Dakota LINCOLN Neb Sept 22 capitalized on opposition today to crush South 34-6 before 30000 in the opening football game for provided a heartening to the head coaching career Pete Elliott the ex-Oklahoma assistant who at 29 is youngest head mentor in the Seven Conference Cornhuskers took just seconds to grab a South Dakota and convert into a first touchdown by 1 1 a ck Jerry From there on it was no with Nebraska adding two touchdowns In the second quarter another in each of the third fourth Dakota under new Coach Stewart made its foray into scoring ground in second quarter Halfback Carl Johnson capped a downfield drive with a 2-yard through a Husker line generally yielded Junior halfback Bill Hawkins brought the loudest from Nebraska partisans a second quarter touchdown of 75 yards Hawkins added another tally in same quarter on a pass from sophomore quarterback Roy Halfbacks Larry Naviaux and George rounded out the scoring Naviaux reeled off yard run for his Dakota Nebraska touchdowns 38 run) Hawkins 75 15 pass-run from Stinnett) 62 run) George (4 Conversions Naviaux Harshman Three Tie Slioot Christenberry Dr Lawrence Cruze and Ross Stuart for top honors in the 50 trapshoot at Knoxville Kod Gun Club yesterday three shattered 47 of a possible 50 targets the handicap division Dolph was the top amateur a toss from Hood Nichols a 44-50 deadlock A Baskerville a professional had gun with 45 hits 1-YARD TARGETS Christenberry 47x50 Lawrence Cruze 47x50 Stuart 47x50 Shoemaker 46x50 Baskerville (pro) 45x50 Nichols 44x50 Smeltzer 43x50 Riggins 42x50 Chilton 41x50 Loy 41x50 Justice 38x50 Swan Jr 36x50 Baskerville 34x50 Bill Swan 31x50 HANDICAP 56 TARGETS Baskerville (pro) 45x50 Brown 44x50 Nichols 44x50 Idol 43x50 Charles Smeltzer 42x50 Lawrence Cruze 41x50 Shoemaker 41x50 Loy 39x50 Christenberry 36x50 SPECIAL HANDICAP lne Bishop Knoxville Bishop Extra Knoxville A Lucas MV-Nebraska miscues Dakota both It reception of the Big 80 bobble Brown contest and and South Ralph only the Capt 47-yard plunge which grudgingly cheers with run the Stinnett Leo Nebraska a 62 South Brown run Naviaux run) In Dr tied 16-yard and All In Brown winning after high Dr Dr Ross Dr A Hood Charles Dr Blanche Jack Bill Virginia Dr A Dolph Hood Dr Dr Dr Dr Jack Dr in command Nebraska 6 14 7 all the way walloped Kansas South Dakota scoring touch-state 27-7 in the football season down Johnson 2 plunge) SATURDAY'S RESULTS Baltimore a Washington New York 2 Boston 1 Cleveland 5 Detroit 1 Chicago 17 Kansas Cite 3 SUNDAY'S GAMES New York at Boston-Ford (19-5) vs Brewer (20-6) Washington at Stobbs (15-13) vs Johnson (811) Kansas City at Detroit Gorman 6-10) and Craddock 0-11 vs Staley (7-2) and Pierce (20-8) Cleveland at Detroit -Lemon (20-14) vs Lary 09-13) Grid Pros 111 Final Exhibitions SACRAMENTO Calif Sept 22 Two newcomers to their jobs Coaches Frankie Albert of the San Francisco 49ers and Hugh Devore of the Philadelphia Eagles take a last exhibition look at their charges tomorrow They meet in the final preseason contest at 5:30 pm EDT at Hughes Stadium and hope to find answers prior to next Sunday's opening of the regular National Football League season -SLO WSTART Philadelphia starting slowly lost three games before hitting the victory column but the Eagles avenged one of the losses when they turned the tables on Baltimore 19-14 two weeks ago San Francisco won its first three but fell before New York and Los Angeles in successive weeks The Eagles apparently have found the answer to their fullback troubles in Don Schaefer the hard runner from Notre Dame A second rookie in the starting Philadelphia backfield is John Bredice from Boston University Last week during the 14-12 loss to Pittsburgh he scored the only Eagle touchdown on a 46-yard pass play from veteran quarterback Bobby Thomason EAGLE DEFENSE The Philadelphia defense has such stalwarts as Chuck Bednarik Jim Weathereall Tom Scott and Wayne Robinson Added this year is Bob Pellegrini rookie from Maryland Halfback Hugh McElhenny remains the 49er question mark He sprained an ankle two weeks ago and may not see service against the Eagles Albert want to use him until 100 per cent okay Newport Seores Rout NEWPORT Sept Newport scored virtually at will Friday night in posting a 47-0 rout of Cranberry Registering touchdowns for Bo Fighting Cocks were Ed Layman Chris Jones Fred Morrison Jim Ramsey Wade Butcher and Max Gregg who had two Newport plays next Friday at Church Hill Score by quarters: Cranberry Newport 0 14 0 7 0 13 0 13-47 opener for both A crowd of 15000 saw the alert Aggie crew score in the first third and fourth periods Kansas State averted a shutout when halfback Kenny Nesmith intercepted Dan pass and raced 50 yards down the sidelines to tally late in the fourth quarter The Aggies held a 7-0 halftime advantage and narrowly missed having a two touchdown margin at the intermission when Kansas State recovered a fumble on the one-yard line with six seconds remaining in the half Coach Cliff Oklahoma club marched 80-yards on 17 plays Called Drunk Driver Freed ThroughReading CORPUS CHRISTI Tex Sept minutes and 14 seconds left in the 22 Testifying in county court uarter Friday Manuel Garza said after his arrest on a charge of driving while intoxicated he was taken to a hospital by police for a blood test Someone gave him a release to sign giving his consent for the test to be made Garza insisted on reading the form before signing it The paper was a consent for amputation of a limb After that Garza said he signing anything Patrolmen Gordon Hewlett and for its first score Halfback Duane Wood who sparked the Aggie attack ate up most of the yardage on wide pitchouts but it was quarterback Bill Borum who slipped over from the 1 foot line with four Wood turned in a one-man act for the second touchdown He intercepted Gene pass on the 46 and sped down the sideline tc the Kansas State 21 Three plays later Wood pounded over from the 5 to make it 13-0 Wood also kicked the extra point Oklahoma 7 0 7 Kansas State 0 0 0 Oklahoma Touchdowns: Borum (1 plunge) 2 5 run 5 run) Favara 3 run) Conversion: Rundle George Washington 0 0 0 Miami 0 0 0 George Washington scoring touchdown Henzes 1 run) Conversion Spera Miami touchdown Williams 13 run) Isaac Litton Winner 12-0 MEMPHIS Sept 22 Isaac Litton overpowered Memphis 12-0 here tonight with a crisp ground attack mixed with just enough passes to keep the Warriors off balance Bill Eppard sheepishly admitted Wood Motley on the stand that the wrong form Kansas State scoring Touch-ina'dvertairtly had been given Wown: Nesmith 50 intercepted Garza liass) Npsmith pass) Conversion: Nesmith.