The Knoxville News-Sentinel du lieu suivant : Knoxville, Tennessee • 16

Tennessee Holds Second Best Five-Year Record in Nation Sport Talk Thank Goodness Suspense Is Over! No Weeping When Vols Get Bid Vols and Barney To Be Honored By Bob Wilson fNOTRH DAUB STRACrSB A A A 1 tA 34 It Indiana A Ga Toeh A Canugts A llllaola 14 Army A Navy IS N'wert A Cal IA IOWA STATB 1 Denver A JSSSSTr if kanaae 13 a Dakata A Ok la AA Druku 14 Kaa ISala It Mara SA KANSAS Tempi 31 1 Warn (Mu) A A-Nrbr St sell HalyCmes Rntgrra Wiaronsia I Pens ML Colgutu TEMPLE Kansas VMI llanrgetowu Peon Mints Hark sell MINNESOTA Washington A IUI aota A Pitts A Michigan N'wrstera 1 a Iowa 13 Wisconsin A MIMUiWIFPI A Georgetowa IA Wuatbwaatora A Georgia 14 Holy Croao A Tala no IS Marque! to A lU 1 Arkanma A Mias Mala A MIMN StATR 41 luriiia A Alabama A IHII A tiniua (Tsaa) 1 ta b'wratera A Ankara 1 llnqaeaaa IA Millrupa A ias 1 A 14 Barton Cal SI Yillanova IS Mirh At A Holy Cram 13 TENNESSEE Forman A Duka It rORDHAM AMC IA Car 14 Wee Ta A 14 11 Perdue a nttebargh SA-M 1 NYC I GEORGETOWN Mtaelaalppi A VP1 3 Tempi IT Geo Waah Buatua CaL II Marylaad A State 1 Maabattaa 0 GEO WASH ML St Maabattaa 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Writer NEW YORK Dec 2-The ston why Duke Fordham and ths Texai Aggies have dominated thi bowl picture the last two yean is reflected in their football record! for the last half decade Duke which made an unsuccessful visit to the Rose Bowl in 1939 and haa been m-vited back again to meet Oregon State next month tops the major colleges in won and lost records over this stretch with a percentage of 870 The Blue Devils -have won 40 games whila dropping only six and- tying oca in that period Minnesota unbeaten since 1939 but out of the bowl picture because of a Big Ten ruling is ninth in the list with 8 defeats one tit and 31 the last 17 in a row Fordham loser to' the Texas Aggies in the Cotton Bowl last New Year's Day and Missouri's opponent in the Sugar Bowl this coming Jan 1 ia third with a record of 842 compiled by winning 32 losing six and tying three The Agges headed back to the Cotton Bowl for the second straight year stand fifth with a percentage of 822 Thanka to their unbeaten record In nine games the Blue Devils vaulted over Tennessee's Vols who despite an Indiffer- ent year for them with a ree- ord of elqfet and two closed out five-year period with mark of 165 good for runner-up honors N'otre Dame on the upgrade under the direction of Frank Leahy Jumped from eighth with a percentage 791 to fourth with 133 on the strength of eight virtoriea and a tie in nine games Santa Clara -winning only six of Its nino contests dropped from second to sixth Although the Vote fell off in scoring ability then held to firrt place in points scored for the period with 1208 tallies aa compared to 1042 for Duke Defensively the Vote also top the field having had only 198 points scored against them though opponents collected only three more in one less game With the exception of Alabama the Texas Cotton Bowl opponent the other Bowl elevens are far down the list despite fine 1941 records The Crimson Tide has a won and lost record of 800 (Please Turn to Tage 17) Moccasins Win in Dixie Point Race By IomIiM Praa BIRMINGHAM Ala Dec 3 The Chattanooga Moccasins' 40 to 13 pasting of Mercer not only gave the Tennesseans the Dixie Conference title but roped in the honors for high scoring sa well The victory boosted the Moccasin's total to 129 points for the season 22 ahead of Mississippi College who wound up the title race in third place but placed second in scoring The only other game participated in by a loop member last week was a non-conference affair in which Howard was smothered 28 to 0 by Rollins Howard completed the season in second place followed in order by Mississippi College Millssps Southwestern Mercer and Spring Hill Chattanooga and Mississippi College tied for the conference title last year VIRGINIA Ram My A Iwfayetlu A Yolo tl La 1 YPI A A la 1 Irtllgh A Camllaa 7 VML Clumaou SA Tumpla Army 87 Virginia 37 Riehmuad 7 Daviduua 7 A SI Marahmd A I IA Dm At Miami VPI Catawba Kralarky 31 Gosrgetnwa A A IA Davidson A and 3 Virginia 34 ML IS I 15 Hirhoumd A WARE FORENT Camp Davit A Daka 43 Furman 13 Carolina A Mat A Carolina A Marshall IS Horton CoL Clemaon ta Wash A Texas Tech 35 WASHINGTON Minaaanla 14 A Oregon Hate I Warti Mata 13 VMI A 1 Manford 13 Montana A (al A Oregon IB Aa CaL 15 A U' a IB -Kralarky 1 A (ire Him A Richmond 11 Yn 7 Virginia 17 Davldana 13 Marylaad A WASH STATE CCLA 1 California A MaahingtuA S3 A-Mo Calif 1 Dm Mats A Oregon A Idaho A 14 Mine ford 13 IA tionangn A Doe Tax AAU WET VIRGINIA Mayas burg 1 Navy IJ Va Wes Fordham tl kentarky 1 A I A Kanaae A Penn At 1 Army 7 Mirh Mats 14 WISCONSIN 1 Marqurtta tl jU Slnwiciti Indiana 15 Myrara tl Dhb ML 4A Purdue Mlunraotu 41 TALK Vlrgiaiu JJ PrnnayL Army Durtamauth 7 Hmwn 7 Cornell Priaratna Harvard 14 DARTMOUTH Nurwirb Amhurat Colgate Harvard Vala -w a a OHIO STATB Missouri 1 Sa Caul a IA Purdaa 14 Norihw II Pitta II WiaroualA SI Illinois 1 Michigan SA OKLAHOMA I Okln AAM A Texan 4 A Kaa Main A IA Meals Clara A Kaaaaa A lowa Main A Mlaaoari IA Marqurtta 14 Nebraska 1 OKLA AAM Oklahoma 1 Texas Trrh IS Waah (Mo) I Detroit ta A-Talau IS Creighton A Mt Leaia 1 Arianaa 14 Wichita 13 OREGON Manford 11 Idaho 1 Calif A California 1 CClak II Wash 13 Manta Clara IS Waah IA Oregon Kt It Doe At Texas OREGON STATE Mo Calif 13 Wash A I Manford A Wash Mata 1 Idaho A I'l'U A Cal A Montana A Oregon 1 PENNSYLVANIA Harvard A Into IS Princeton Maryland A Navy IS Columbia IA Army 1 1 Cornell I PENN STATB Col sate 7 Bacbarll 13 Tempi II Lehigh A NYlf A Nyrarnaa IA Wret Va A Filtdmrsh 7 So Carolina It PITTPBCRGH A Panina A Michigan 4i Minnesota SA Dubs 17 Ohio Main SI Fonfbnm A Nebraska 7 Penn Mote 31 'IT--Carnegie I PRINCETON Williams 7 Colam bin tl A PranayL S3 7 VaoderMIt 4A Harvard A Dariarautb SA Tala A Navy tS Marqurtta law Mat Oklahoma Wret la Kaa MUanari 45 KANSAS STATE A Fart Maya A SI Mlaaoari 35 Oklahoma IA Nebraaka A Carolina a Kaaaaa tA lnwa Mala It Aria tS KENTCCKV i is aad I A Vanderbilt 3A Xavier Ciai A Wert Va A Alabama 3A Ga Tech 10 33 S' wrote ra IA Trna SA LAFAYETTE Irginia 15 NYU A Navy 41 Muhlenborg A A Broun 13 4iettebnrg A Knlgera A WraL Md A Lehigh 1 Lr In Tech A Roly Croaa IA Tens 34 Ar-Mies State a Kira A Florida 1 Traaeaaea 11 Mlaa 13 1 A barn 1 Tahutu A MANHATTAN Buna 'tar IS Goa Waah -A Duqaoaar SA Horton CaL SA Vtllaaova A Detroit i IA Horton 1 Holy Crone 13 Georgetown 1 MARQUETTE Wlaeoaaiu 1 Mirh AL13 13 Kaaaaa 1 Daqnoaao 31 Misalaalppl IS Detroit 1 Mcxlro A Oklahoma A1 Mata 11 MARYLAND Hamp-Uydney A WraL Md A a a A iW Florida It Fcaa A5 Kulgera tA (A A-V I tl A-W 1 A MICHIGAN Mirh Mata 3 A Iowa A Pttttbargh A Hartbw 1 Minnesota Illinois A M-CobimMa tA-Ohlo Stair MICH nr ATE Michigan IP IS Marquette 1 A Hunt Clara 1 Waynu A Mlaaoari IS Pardee a Temple A Ohio Wra 1 Va It WELL LEAST THE SUSPENSE IS over which is ouite a relief despite the fact that Tennessee didn't get invited to invade the Cotton Bowl I was on needles and pins and so were a lot of other people yesterday when won! JEM: ij got around that Texas A was considering the UiS as their New Year a Day opponent in the Dalian classic I hurried to the U-T athletic office early the morning and Mjwh- a spent the day there waiting for news from the Aggies om- -cials There was quite a gabfest in Coach John Barnhill office with the coach Harry Snyder of the AP Jack Joyner the publicity hound Frof Dougherty chairman of the athletic council and assistant coaches Major Bill Britton Hugh Faust Bill Murrell Bob Woodruff Johnny Mauer Trainer Mickey O'Brien and the writer participating While Tennessee officials were willing to accept the bid had it been proffered no one broke down and wept when the announcement came that Alabama had received and accepted the bid That fact that Tennessee rejected two bids to the Cotton Bowl to play in the Rose Bowl in 1940 and the Sugar Sown last New may haye had some bearing on Dallas sponsors selecting Alabama The Crimson Tide I am sure will give a good account of its self against the Aggies but I believe flamin' sophomores and hard-fighting seniors and juniors would put on a better show The Vols have improved in every game this season and in my opinion could lick the socks off of any team in Dixie today While on the other hand Alabama haa been on the decline in their last few games losing a decision to the same Vanderbilt team that Tennessee booted all over the field last Saturday Well after all it will be nice spending Christmas with the homefolka after spending the past three yuletide holidays trouping to the Orange Rose and Sugar Bowls THEY 'RE GOING TO rAY TRIBUTE to the Tennessee Vols and Coach John Barnhill at the annual Junior Chamber of Commerce knife and fork shindig at the Cafeteria tonight While the speakers will be silver tongued orators I doubt if they can command enough adjectives to pay the proper tribute to the Orange and White heroes and their grand coach The superlative coaching of Barney and the courageous play of the Vols ia deserving of all the praise that can be heaped upon them Aa they pass out of the picture let me say that there has never been a more inspiring Tennessee leader than Captain Ray Graves or more loyal and hard-working seniors than his team mates Ike Feel Henry Noel Mike Balitaaris Dick Malloy Johnny Butler Webster HubbeU Don Edmiston Emil Hust and Jimmy Aurelia Watch when they go out into the world and see if they aren't just as successful in their business undertakings as they were on the gridiron They're made of that kind of stuff TENNESSEE ALREADY IS LOOKING forward to combating tough opponents next season Coach Johnny Mauer scouted South Carolina in their game with Penn last Saturday and reported that the Gamecocks will be loaded with fine material and ready for the Vols in their opening game next season Major Bill Britton and Mauer and probably Corch Barnhill will scout Fordham when the Rams tackle Missouri in the Sugar Bowl Speaking of the 1942 opponents the schedules shapes up as the toughest in Tennessee history The major foes are South Carolina Fordham Alabama Ole Miss LSU Kentucky and Vanderbilt and the other three opponents Furman Cincinnati and Dayton can be counted on to play interesting ball games BASEBALL NOTES With Willia Hudlin an active pitcher named as manager of the Little Rock Travelers it seems certain that all but two or three Southern Association teams will have playing managers for the 1942 campaign Atlanta has Taul Richards catcher: Birmingham has John Riddle catcher New Orleans has Pat Anken-man second baseman: Chattanooga may retain Sparky Olsen an all-around infielder and Knoxville is expected to come up with a playing skipper Non-playing pilots will be Uarry Gilbert of Nashville and Doe Prothro of Memphis Smoky officials likely will come up with their 1941 BROWN --Weuleyan Columbia IS Khnda lalaad 1 Tafia A Lafarctta A Val A Hair ClM IS Harvard tS Kalian 13 IHXKNELE U-Irk Yallrr 1 Muhluabern A Pena Mata II -Hoatnn A Tam pla 41 Maryland A lirlty ahurA It Ora Waill A 4 Albright A CALIFORNIA Sf A WMh Mala IS A Santa Clan 11 Orrfna IS Aa CaL A CCLA 1 Waah IS Orrana Mata A Ktonford A Dan (ia Taeh Major Cotton By WILLIAM Tatted Press staff NEW YORK Dec Dayton Alabama ClnriaaaU IJIU Howard Hoe Cat Kratnrhr Yaady TEXAS Cidnrada 34-1 i (Ikla Arkaaaaa Hire Baylor It AAM A Duo Oregon TEXAS AAM Hearten A Texas AA1 A 1 A Baylor A Arkansas a i ia Bice A Texas tS Dm Wash Atata TEX CHRISTIAN liuTilw A Arkangaa A Indiana It Tex AAM It Farrilwm 25 HaylorTr It 4 ratenary 7 Texas 1 Kira A A 13 Truss Roeten Cut 1 Aabura A Kira IS Camllaa A Mlaaiaalppl ft Vandy 14 Alabama IB I A-LAC IA Ia A Waeh Atata A Stanford 33 14Moatana 1 Wash 14 1 Oregon 1 Cal 17 Oregon Kt It 13 -ban! a Ch ra 31 Dan Ua Calif Dab At Florida VANDERBILT Pardos A Tean Tech A 34-Kentucky 15 Ga 1 Prinratoa 1 Tala no 34 Sewnara A Lnoiavilla A Alabama A Traa A YILLANOVA natra 8 Florida A Baylor A Manhattan A Daqaoeaa 7 Tempi II Detroit A Auburn 13 NVU PMC lafayetto Tax AAM Kyracuna -Holy Cross GEORGIA TECH It Chattanooaa A Notre Hama IA Vanderbilt 14 Auburn 14 I tuba 14 M-Kentaeby IS Alabama SA Florida' 14 Georgia tl Dae California HARVARD Pro any It CoraeU 1 1 Dartmouth A Navy Frinrutoa 4 Army A SS- Bmaa 1 Yalu A MOLT CROSS 14-MV 13 Providenea A Pyraeaea A Miaalauinpl tl if A Colgutu Hnma A Munhuttaa 13 Temple SI Baa CoL 14 I1XJNOIS Miami Min areata 34 Drake A Nutru Duma 4S Mlrhigaa ta Iowa tl Ohio Mala It N'wretcrn II INDIANA Dotmlt II Notre Dome IH ia Nrbraahs 13 Wiarenaia tl lnwa 13 N'wratara SA 1 Pardee 2 1 A Prinrrton 13 1 Cornell 33 Georgia- 35 DETROIT Indiana 1 Hnrna A Crntral TrlM A Okln AAM 14 Arkaaaaa A Mnnhnttan A Marquette A Yillanova 1 Crcightoa A Forort 14 A A 14 1 A A A Mato A 1 a 4P II IS Peas 41 Mlaaouri SA Tulane 45 Fordham SA NORTH CAROLINA 4 laaolr-Rhyuu A Mouth Caro IS Davidaou A Fordham tl Tulane At A-Wnka Foetal IS ('(Male IS Riehmond Duke tA Virginia tl STATE Kir mead 1 Davidson A Clem non tl Furman A Woks Fnrat 1 Newberry A Carolina 1 VP! 14 Glows tA 4-Duke 35 Kan Main 3 Wlseansin II Mlrhlgnn 14 It Ohio Mato 1 Minnesota A 14-1 mliana 14 Notre Damn 1 llllnaie A 34 tl 7 I Texas Tex AAM Arkansas Baylor Dae UCLA DUKE YVako Tennraaaa Maryland Coign ta PUU Go Tech Daviduua tA-N turnline nCQCESNB Wayauuborg Niagara Manhattan At Vincent Marqurtta VUIanova St Mary Mlaa FLORIDA Mlaa Tampa Yllaauva Marylaad I 8 I' 3 Georgia Miami Ga Trrh TIT 15 baa Bleu A 1 A 14 A A Mate Kand-Maena A Mata A A A 11 If It A I STANFORD Oregon CCLA IS A 1A tan Frun SA 15-Wash 7 Annin Clara Mo i ni A Hash Mala 14 'nUfurain IA i IOWA 15-Drake Michigan A Wlaromta S3 Pardau 1 Indiana 1 llllnaie A Mlnaennta 34 Nrbraoka 14 Bowls Filled With Alabama Against A in Bowl and TCU Selected for Orange Bowl Tilt the Georgia star- Sinkwich -has been playing all season with broken jaw Alabama which meets A in the Cotton Bowl has won eight games and lost only to Mississippi State and Vanderbilt Alabama's acceptance was announced late yesterday beaten twice) vs Duke (unbeaten untied) Sugar Bowl Fordham (beaten once) vs Missouri (ditto) Cotton Bowl Texas A A (beaten once) vs Alabama (beaten twice) Orange Bowl Georgia (beaten once tied once) vs Texas Christian University (beaten twice tied once) The entry of Alabama and TCU into the bowl program was a surprise It left unbeaten and untied Duquesne out of the major TUCKER Correspondent Now that manager minor leaie meeting in Jacksonville this I S1eledf1J2Ef uil vpfk kaa Cola Bob Allen And Secretary Ed Allen tlresdy I your choice for the New are in Jacksonville scouting around for new leader and Day football extravaganzas: talent It will be up to Dutch Meyer former Smoky to ftep in and made good ft the Detroit regular second sacker next spring Charley Gehringer who served at second for the Tigers for 17 years is not expected to try to stick it out another season If he remains with tie Tigers he likely will he used as utility man Old-time Knoxville fans will be sorry to lesrn of the death of Billy 8mith who played for Knoxville in 1898 He had been associated with the Washington Senators for many years and was operator of their concessions snd road secretary part of the time when he died November 20 Voh Can Now Spend Christmas at Home The Tennessee Vols and their coaches today were looking forward to spending the joyful Christmas holidays at their respective homes following the announcement late yesterday that Texas A had bowl assignments Alabama and TCU however are a pair of bowl old reliables The Crimson Tide has gone to the Rose Bowl five times winning three games losing one and tying one TCU has won two games in the Sugar Bowl and one in the Cotton Bowl for a perfect bowling score Duke Haa Beat Record For the first time since the bowl business branched out into a four-ply New Year's Day pick-me-up only one perfect record team ia involved Last Jan 1 for instance there were three--Stanford in the Rose Bowl and Boston College and Tennessee in the Sugar Bowl And Mississippi State in Orange Bowl had only a tie against its perfect record Nebraska and Georgetown Die other teams in the Rose and Orange Bowls had been beaten only once aa had the Cotton Bowl antagonists Texas A St and Fordham Whether Duquesne with a perfect slate Bounded out in the bowl negotiations has not yet been disclosed but the Dukes presumably would not have been averse to a New Day jaunt since their athletic coffers admittedly were depleted Arizona to Sun Bowl The participants for the Sun Bowl game at El Faso Tex have not been chosen but Arizona is expected to draw the Western assignment if it wins its final game with Utah this week The Georgia-TCU clash shapes up as the natural TCU agreed to play late last night shortly after University of Texas had declined the Orange offer preferring to concentrate on its game this week with Oregon TCU has lost to Texas A and Fordham and been tied by Rice but its victims include Texas the team that knocked the Aggies from the unbeaten ranks' The Christians have been short-handed nearly all year with their star Kyle Gillespie on the sidelines with an injured knee But Gillespie is on the mend and should be ready for the Miami game as should Frank Sinkwich Vol Attendance Off This Season Tennessee football attendance at Shields-Watkina Field for the 1941 season wax 32000 short of the attendance in 1940 it was reported at the U-T athletic headquarters However the Vols played one more home game last season than they did this year Home attendance this season was 80000 compared to 112000 in 1940 selected Alabama over them as their Cotton Bowl opponent Knoxville became bowlconscious again yesterday when it became known that Texas A was considering Tennessee as its Cotton Bowl opponent along with Alabama Mississippi State Duquesne snd Stanford A Cotton Bowl official railed Coach John Barnhill over long distance and asked him if Tennessee would accept a bid if it were offered The Vol players met and voted to accept if the invitation was extended Tennessee supporters excited over the possibility of the Vote going to their fourth consecutive bowl kept the News-Sentinel telephones jangling all day tn learn the latest dope on the situation They were only slightly disappointed when a dispatch reported that Alabama had received the bid and had accepted Vols Turn Down Bid To Meet Duquesne In Gotham Charity Tilt The Universitr Tennwgee Vote hiv rejected an Invitation to play Duquesne University of Pittsburgh in a post-season rhsrity gams tn New York Dee 20 according to Coach John Barnhill The game would be pteyed during the examination period for our said Barnhill "and we would have to make too much cf a sacrifice to play the game "We have decided to dtemiae bowl nnd other pout-season game from oar minds and go ahead and enjoy our mid-winter Vacation" Proceeds from the proposed game with Duquesne one of the few undefeated and untied teams would have gone to buy ambulances for Britain Nltt oU With each pack op 5 famous smeme BLAMS your deafer wiff (five 6SM REVERSIBLE BLADES New Gem Reversible Blades fit your Gem Raxor just like your singledge blades They have two edge- double your shaves! Jenkins Sets Scoring Pace Rcbrovich Lamar Davis Georgia halfback rolled up 31 points in his last three appearances to clinch second spot with 73 Nine of hit 12 touch-downs came on plays ranging from ii -j R1 pkolbe tin Qfl yards Eight of them Vandy Back cnaiks Up yvjwere on passes deluding six thrown by Frankie Sinkwich Points for Season By Awnetntud Pima ATLANTA Dec Ability to score consistently and chiefly on short plunges gave Jack Jenkins the individual point-making cham-: pttmship in the Southeastern Con-j ference's regular season campaign! -The Vanderbilt blocking quar-: terback tallied in ell of his 10 games and rang up eight of his 12 touchdowns with stabs for fourl yards or shorter to win with 00 points Jenkins registered a Vandy points in four vk-tories over Purdue Georgia Tech and Alabama and the loss 'to Ten- Jessee His longest touchdown ax a pan play from Art CalL Shspatofo Lumber Mill work Paint Brick Cement Hardware 'Ar Roofing and Building Supplies Shephard SHEPARD'S LUMBER INC 411 Depot RL Fhonn 3-4199 ovary buntty tin of Prides Albert lu cocoa! luAurntary "swafciag tuutn Prlacu Klhnrt hnrang 86 DEGREES COOLER OiMmivHlteHlAir-a Urgant-noWas brnnAn tenM antes! of ggf.