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11 News-Sentinel Sprits i THE KvTtivuT VfcAOU HAbC 008001 ro But (MkVfLfci A TkH ThC RMf AIUAK JCiAUit rr Coast ee Pnif Noire Dame 13 13 Miss Stale 7 Florida 0 St Mary's 13 Temple 7 I SECTION THE KNOXVILLE NEWS-SENTINEL Sunday December 6 1933 BE beadlh Knoxville High Comes Back To Defeat Fighting Stingaree Eleven Phil Dickens Closes Career In Tie Game Miami High Loses 13-7 To Trojans Jony Carper Substitutes For John Butler And Accounts For Winning Touchdown Fumbles Intercepted Passes And Determined Stands By Both Mississippi And Tennessee Provide Thrills Even Without Touchdowns By ROB WILSON Called Fkm porta Editor MEMPHIS Dec In a game as thrilling and spectacular as one in which a half dozen touchdowns are scored the Tennessee Vols and Ole Miss Rebels battled to a scoreless draw before 17000 spectators at Crump Stadium today Maroons In 7 To 0 Win Mississippi State Power Too Much For Game Florida Gator Eleven Irish Tie Trojans 13-13 OrangeBowi Major Neyland Rejects Invitations For Post Season Game At Miami SMU Beats Rice 9 To 0 Goodson Substitute Back Leads Team To Victory In Third Quarter Game Is Featured By 102-Yard Run When Laurence Langley Substitute Intercepts Pass Knoxville High 13 Miami High 7 Western Maryland 13 Maryland Geniaga 13 Washington State I St Mary'o 13 Tempi 7 Southern Californio 13 Notre Dame 13 Mw eiallaA Biuaa GAINESVILLE FlaDec 5 powerful llaroons defeated only by and ended he regular schedule today by defeating the University of ilorida 7-0 before 7000 fans A 41-yard pass to Ike Pickle presented the Maroons with their only touchdown and gave them the victory midway In the first period Florida had opened the game with a drive Into Mississippi State territory but the Maroon forward wall tightened and took the ball After State kicked to midfield Mayberry 'Gator quarterblck fumbled and State recovered Ward To IMrkle On tho next play Ward passed 41 yards to Piekle who snatched the ball out of the air on the nine-yard line and raced across the goal line Pickle placeklcked the extra point The remainder of the half was all State climaxed by a 60-yard drive to 16-yard stripe as the half ended Roaring out for the second half determined to redeem a mediocre season Florida made its major Md midway in the third quarter Plugging the line and striking from the air the 'Gators drove from their own 30-yard lino to Mississippi State's 27 There the attack slowed down and Florida attempted a pass only to have it Intercepted on Slate's one-yard line Florida Threatens Florida threatened once more when a blocked punt on State'i 24-yard line game them the ball but the 'Gator backs were unable to make headway against the staunch Maroon line Mississippi State was driving Into Florida territory and held the ball on the 'Gatora 27-yard line when the game ended Led by the brilliant Pickle the Maroons out-downed Florida 10 to 5 Tleklo gained 86 yards from scrimmage in 13 tries Dixxy Dean the prlma-donna of the St Louis Cardinals sat on the Florida bench as "assistant water cheering the 'Gators with Paul Waner of the Pittsburgh Tl rates Th lineup: Florkla-RHniMr Klillitr Pa MIm Stale 1m Ultk Im TiOt Texas Tech 7 Arizona 7 TENNESSEE 0 Ola Mioa A Mississippi State 7t florid 0 Bowling Green Tchro 23: Tampa 30 Southern Methodist Rica 0 Vnln wmpeitolUedlSy Western Reserve 32 Case Prairio Viow Florida A1MI Elen 33 Catawba 13 Weatorn Toaehero 23 Tampa SO Texas A A 13 Manhattan Arkonooe Stoto 3: Xavier 0 Hardin Simmons 21 Fresno A By HAROLD HARRIS Xewtf-BcatlKl Spaclal Camapoadml MIAMI Dec Employing straight power plays with i lateral pass or two inter mingled the Knoxville High Trojans defeated Miami Stingarees here this afternoon in a charity game sponsored by the Miami Kiwanis club 13 to 7 But It took a great last quarter rally by tbo valiant East Tennessee outfit to come from behind a 6-to-7 score The men of Coach Wilson Collins and Sam Jones out-played the Miami team throughout the game They missed out on five other scoring opportunities when their attack bogged deep in Miami territory Carper Gets Credit Tony Carper gets the major portion' of the credit for the triumph Going in for Johnny ler who was injured Tony gallantly led the drive and person-nUy accounted for the vanning touchdown Three punts whleh were blocked and recovered by Captain Bill Luttrell and Park Standrldge gave the Knoxville eleven its scoring chances which were cap! tallied on Standrldge blocked two in the third-quarter and Captain Luttrell blocked the final one which resulted on the winning marker' line Is Responsible The line played a fine defensive game holding Miami to five first-downs while Knoxville High moved the chains 13 times The first Knoxville score came in the third quarter After Park Standrldge had blocked a Miami punt and recovered on the home team's 43 the Trojans started a drive led by Johnny Butler which did not end until Martin had sliced over from the 1-yard line Butler was injured on one of the plays and was removed During this drive the Trojan ace made several long runs The Stingarees came back and wouldn't be dented On the first play of the fourth period Quarterback Rents flipped a pass to Schemer The lanky end stumbled and almost fell but he regained his footing and ran 4 yards untouched to tie the score McCall's 'ktek which was partially blocked Just did get over the bar and Miami led 7 to 6 Breaks Tp Punt When McCall attempted to punt midway of the quarter Captain Luttrell broke through knocked it down and recovered the bal on Miami's 41 Tony Carper showing his best running form of the year tore the Stingaree line to shreds On the first play he went through tackle for 17 yards and first-down on the Miami 14 Hera Carper and Bob Bell alternated in carrying the ball to place it on the two-yard line from where Carper went over standing up Yon's placement went through for the extra point Though time was drawing short and they were trailing the Singa-rees did not let down They almost scored on a pus But for a vicious tackle from behind by Dave Tipton the receiver woul( have scored The pass was from Rents to Devann for a 39-yin gain to the Knoxville 39-yard stripe Another pass for 13 yards placed the ball on the Knoxville 37 Here the Knoxville line led hy Alley and Yon broke through and stopped Miami's passers Knoxville took the ball on their 37 and swiftly driving up near midfield when the game ended The Trojans will break train Ing tonight after four months of rigid grinding A dance will be given in their honor and a big sight-seeing trip is slated for Sunday morning There were lots of whooping and yelling In the Trojan dressing quarters after the game for they had dosed one of thdr most successful seasons in years Playing 13 of the best teams In Tennessee and two Intcrsectlonal foes they won 11 games and were defeated only by the Knoxville Cen tral High team STATISTICS I Mlam vine nigh "Isis'S w-hliia in tM ml Muhin urn Iliiii IS It Scoreless ties are usually drab and listless but not this one It was different very different with first one team threatening to score and then the other cutting loose with dazsllng passes and spine-tingling runs that kept the spectators In a state of Jitters until the final gun Fumbles Intercepted passes vicious defensive stands and time prevented the fighting elevens from scoring Even though Tennessee was held to a tie In the final game ef the season Phantom Fhil Dickens elosed out his brilliant career as a Volunteer In a blaxe of glory Ho was as great In the dogfall as he has been in Tennessee's outstanding victories Those other Tennessee seniors Dougherty Captain Weaver and Jim Porter did themselves proud in their last game under Major Bob Neyland Dickens And Wood Lead Time after time Dickens and Babe Wood the sophomore who Is expected to step Into the Phantom's shoes next season led de-termed charges down the field apparently touchdown bound only to see them thwarted hy some unexpected break Ole Miss ripped the Tennessee line to shreds on numerous occasions as the Hapes brothers Ray and Clarence and Dsvcl Bernard tore through for neat gains but unfortunate' mlscuea prevented them from breaking the Tennessee jinx of 14 years standing An Ole Miss team has never defeated a Tennessee eleven They came close in 1935 when they were nosed out 14-13 and they came closer today when time stopped their last minute drive only 10 yards from goal line Tennessee had six scoring opportunities while Ole Miss had four fine chancea to cross the Volunteer's goal line Time played a prank on the Vols Just as It did on the Rebels Near the dose of the half the Vola took possession of the ball on their own 44 yard line and with Duncan running and Dickens passing to Bowden Wyatt the Orange eleven made a first down on the Ole Miss' 16-yard line Just as the half ended Scouts Did Good Work Not only did Ole Miss offer one of the most devastating running attacks that Tennessee has encountered this season but they presented one of the finest defensive elevens The Rebel scouts really did themselves proud It seemed that the Ole Miss secondary knew as much about Tennessee passes as the Vols did themselves Ray Hapes was in there all afternoon either hawking Yol passes or batting them down and Bernard and Hutson also did a neat job of solving the Orange aerial game Dougherty and Porter both gave a magnificent exhibition of defensive play The big full baek was everywhere behind the Tennessee line making tackles all afternoon and Porter never made as many tackles In a single game In his Ufa as he did against the Rebels The slender end made the outstanding defensive play of the gtme In tho fourth period Ole Miss had punctured the Tennessee defense and marched to the 31-yard line They larked Inches of a first down on their fourth down Bernard a powerful plunger drove Into the line like a locomotive but Torter shot In from hla end post and smacked the ball carrier down for a yard loss It was a brilliant Individual piece of work on Porter's part Rebels Threaten The Rebels nude their first serious threat to score 1st in the opening period Ray Hapes who was a whin st returning punts wsllxed down the field with one of Dickens' kicks for 13 yards to Tennessee's 43-yard strips This was their first Invasion of Tennessee territory on the offense The Hapes boys assisted by Bernard then started a most vicious assault that netted a couple of first downs as they paraded to Tennessee's 17-yeard line Bernard then flipped a pass but Joe Little snagged it for Tennessee on his own 10-yard linn and ran Ilka a scared rabbit down the field for 34 yards before he was brought down on his own 43-ynrd linn by the lone man between him and a tourhdown The Vole opened with a riaxxllnc orfense Dickons passed lo Porter for a gain of 34 yards and a first down on the Oln Mis 30-yard line as the first period ended Major Neyland pent In the serond team ns the period ended and on tbo first play iWJihe second period Ray Hapes inter (Please Turn To Peg 4JL (Special Th MEMPHIS Dee Invitations received by the Tennessee Vols to play In the Orsngo Bowl at Miami and tho Cotton Bowl at Dallas Texas Now Year's Day have been turned down Major Boh Neyland head coach announced here Saturday afternoon berore tho Vols met Ole Miss "Win lose or draw we won't accept any invitations to play a post-season game this said Neyland MOur players have been through a strenuous season They era tired and a majority of them would Just as soon not play In today's game Is flattering that we received three Invitations to play In 'bowl games' hut 1 think our boys have had enough football for this Manhattan Loses 13-6 Texas Aggies Give Eastern Team Taste Of Football In Woolly West Ball Club In Trades Manager Neil Caldwell An nounces Trade With Oklahoma City For Catcher And Pitcher limit Im (Ik a i ifni-d Onlrr I'rli- ln- a i R- (1- -Xlnalc Kalral 14 nitniMH Ki-nn I'rma Rrm'li Im II Illichl Willi R- II Pikkl Mullln SiMdman Si-of hr parlod: MIm Hint FlnrM-t nln-Point afir I'likl MInKo Hlalo (pl'mrnl I Ilrr Arnold I umpir Ruruhldm (MIImIiiIi h-dllm-iiin rnnnlnnhom (Vanrirrlillili fluid Jud Ulr lWhlnulnn A LmI By RONALD WAGONER Vailed Frees Staff Cnerespeadeet LOS ANGELES Dec The Irish of -Notre Dame and the Trojans of Southern California fought a 13-10-13 tie here today in a game which featured a 102-yard run by Laurence Langley substitute halfback run came in tho last-- minute of thy quarter While 65000 fans roared the ye If- yy CO sub-halfback raeed tho distance in 13 seconds to place his team in tho lead 13 to 6 Notre Dame came back in the third quarter to knot the score Desperate last minute passing attacks by both teams failed to break tho deadlock Irish Take Lend Notre Dame took the lead shortly after the Irish accepted tho 8 kickoff Robert Wilke of Hamilton 0 first-string Notre Dame left halfback started things when he faded back and threw a 33-yard pass to Halfback Kevin McCormick and Larry Danbom tho Irish fullback This advanced the ball to tho Trojan three-yard mark where Wilke slashed off his right tackle for the score Andy Fuplls Notre Dame quarterback failed to convert by placement Notre Dame held the lead until midway in the second quarter when play by Ambrose Schindler substitute Trojan quarterback and Diek Berryman 8 sophomore fullback evened matters Berryman ran 65 yards to snore after taking a lateral from Khlndler on his own 35-yard line Henderson missed the placement kick Mart Goal Drive started a potential touchdown drive shortly after 8 scored Wilke McCormick and Fuplls went into action on their own 41 and drove up (he field to first down on the Trojan 33-yard line From that spot McCormick fad eed back and passed diagonally across the field toward Joe Notre Dame loft end who was standing behind the gnat fingers were reaching for the hall when Langley shot ahead nf the Irish player grabbed the ball and started on hta 102-yard sprint Referee Alda Run Excellent Trojan Interference and Impromptu blocking by Rer eree Tom Ijouttlt cleared out Irish tarklera ahead of Langley Louttli bumped Inin the last Notre Dame tackier who had a chance In ralch up with Langley The official and (he Irish play er sprawled nn the turf while Langley crossed the line Lnultlt was Jarred hut slriig glcd to hla feet and nlcnsledi Pleats Turn To 4) Wins 6 To 0 Determined Razorbacks Plough Through Mud To Defeat Texas And Gain Title By I'nitml rm LITTLE ROCK Ark Dec and a sodden field were minor obstacles todaj to a de termined University of Arkan as football Bquad which defeated Texas 6 to 0 to bring the Southwest Conference championship to Arkansas for the first time The game revenged Arkansas for the heartbreaking season of 1933 when the Rsanrbarks were (Unqualified from claiming the title after conference officials learned that an Ineligible player had served briefly as a substitute In nne game 1 Bobbins rival of 8ammr Baugh of Texas Christian for quarterback consistently Sheridan of Texas la a first period punting duel Texas lins rushes penetrated to tho Arkansas 13 in the second period but Robbins kicked out Then Maxing Arkansas passing atlsrk In the third enabled Sloan Porker to pass to Renton for the only score Owen's placement was blocked Iln-up: Arkan- Tn itfofi i I- -jOtUn BltnRH as aes i 1 To omimmK'IM Hnnit-r 1m tl Small liimla Ten let Hniikr It is i Van rirkle -Tulin llnmillnn It f'trfl 4- Munis 1m II Pllf nes Hi II Hhirli1ll lrnN i Ili lWlf evr hr rlMl: SrkmiM lit Tr I Tnm llrnlnn Hulilllullnn: Aikn- llnttlrr I fni-hrll I llnnlnM ep'llrr I'uu I'rh Mmsmir Sinus I ItMrh I UII I I is Tliuni shtlils Aii-kims I Pnrnny lwnsn Arnalit hi MWl flllhrsllh IIrrp Alln Rll iVanrfpikllll K-rl Jnnn (TuImis l'nm 2 Iliiein ihniuhnrs MihniiHj field JUUI Jehs A Old iKsaasaj Bjr Tatted HOUSTON Tex Dec 5-A third-quarter rally led by Goodson substitute back gave Southern Methodist University a 9 to 0 victory over the Rice Institute football team today The Methodists were stalled on every attack during the first half of the game But when Goodson entered the lineup they drove 63 yards for a touchdown A few moments later the Mue-tang line cut short a punt by Jake Schuehle Rice back Guynes substitute SMU fullback took the kick on 35 and ran 30 yards before being downed The Methodists failed at Klee's line and Stidger kicked a field goal The lineups: Kir Fa Im 34ihndlt KlBrt Si a Dwell Frankie 1 WaniSere Landry fl Senitern Arthur ivn ter Sulllven Moore (1 iSrottlna Hushet etutfleheme Knrheo t'erroll Brandos Fntternos Neero I Hi St Idner Schuehle It 44 Meyers Friedman! 8 Finlay Score by period: Hire i IT I I rinmleon Field no Ptldner Subetltuten: I a I-turence: I Itlnre I Ronera Prlre: Morris Slern Britan a Steen it Irak try I Vickers Mnynll Coffee Rut-aril Hancock Ik I Acker I Phillips I llerahaw Weantj Dill Sanders Ranspot Halley I RiiMcker flood son Ik Harlow Rapp If tluynes Referee Abb Curtin (Tneanl umpire Ilart (Teian)j line men Monro Sweeney tRethnnyi field Judo Allred (Aunt In I'ollrne) Collon Bowl Wauls Tide And Arkansas By 1'nlled Preen MEMPHIS Dee The University of Arkansas and the Uni versify of Alabama tonight were sought as possible opponents of Mississippi State in the Soiith'a first Colton Bowl gtme hero New Yesr'e day Chairmen A McPhllMpa of the Chamber nf Commerce Inter-collegiate football committee sponsors of the game said he had nt received definite replica from cither erhool KOKNIG IS KKLKASKD By rolled Prroa NEW YORK Dec The New York Giants today announred the unconditional releaae of Mark Koenig veteran utility Inflelder First Baseman Ieo Marian prop erly of the Giants who playet with the I Piedmont League club last season was soli outright to the Durham club the seme circuit By Tailed Frees TYLER Tex Dee 5 The Texas Aggies gave the Man hattan football team a hitter taste of Southwestern footbal today with a J3 to 6 defeat The game wsa the firat the New York eleven1 has played in the Southwest and tho first Intersections! encounter between the two teams A JfcM reeled off spectacular runs and passes gaining 307 yards from rushing to 103 for Manhattan Tho acoreless first period was consumed in punt exchanges ball made slippery hy mud 'resulted in numerous fumbles and Intercepted passes in tho second In tho third with Nearata and Shockey carrying tho brunt of a passing and rushing attack tho Aggies charged to Manhattan's one-yard line Nesrsta scored Near tho end of tho period Morrow recovered a Manhattan fumble and Todd ran 76 yards for the second Agglo score Manhattan passes carried tho New Yorkers to tho Aggio 13 in tbo final period Two penaltlea against tho Aggies put them on tho 3 Dyrno crashed through for a touchdown- Wes I it Defeats JHC In Opener 5 nll-ennrer-enre out-kicked wing-back Ki-r Miall-Ihhm Frnnhnvh-ll hi UW-plm I1 The Knoxville Smokii'a have obi Hineil new pileber nml i-Hli'licr for thi 198" baseball season Manager Soil Caldwell wired The Ncws-Senlinel last night from lloston Knoxville traded Pilcher Ray Moss and gave a cash sum In (ho Oklahoma City rluls for Dalliia Warren left-handed hitting catcher Caldwell said Glenn Bpencer right-handed pitcher belonging to Dallas In tho Texas League had been purchased outright Tho deals were made at tho minor leaguo meeting In Montreal last week Catcher Warron 1 an experienced receiver who has been In the Texas Iagua for several seasons Glenn 8pencer was with 8t Paul last season winning nine games and losing eight lie pitched for tho Pittsburgh Pirates during tho seasons of 1930 31 33 and later rnt with the New Ynrk Giants lls bats and throws right-handed Rgy Moss right-hander who was traded bl th hmnkles won eight lames and lost II Inst so son Sparktl To Th Raaa-Srnllnrl ATHENS Dee Tennessee i Wesleyan opened Its basketball season tonight with a deeislvo 63-33 victory over Johnson Bible College The game played before a small crowd In Wesleyan gymnasium was rloser than Indicated by tho acore Wesleyan forging ahead in tho second and third quarters Tho Wesleyan attack was pared by the sparkling Rob Queener who tallied 13 points In tho first half and 10 In tho second for a total of 23 points Ho was followed by elongated Raymond Huskey who assaulted tho net for 13 markers Wesleysn plays University of Tennessee Wednesday night Ilnauua: (Ml Fa 2 IXII yuaaarr ilt -Kw (l( llwtr (111 lll flnhh tit i t- i i emits tit III 1 I III inn tit fl I tit Wnlriil ii(i llr((h I wiimm mi a i a Mplllqiau 4 kM I Bfra Wlllanu lTl(lrl'lL 1M Dt'KK G0K8 TO YOIA Sperlel To IBs Newo-Henlliiel NASHVILLE Doe 5 Duke of tho Memphis Chicks will go lo the Nashville Vols the Southern Association In Player trade1 In 'which Taltt veteran outfielder and Coaker Trlplette rookie fielder go to the Chirks Catcher Red O'Malley of tho Vols has been transform to tho Durham Club of tho Tied moot League so manager SI II rtn1 aa ramplniH Vnrri inlnml Posse hr Kumtor nr iiunla lAvatao dlalanr nf puma Iiaiurs nf mtma and kirhnrf 1RI 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