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Club atan of the peat SO or 40 of whom clustered nearby team had Just trotted i off flit field after a scoralMa first haKVv- -V Whitworth showing off the Crimson Tide before the torn folks for the first time must have had a premonition of disaster Anyway he responded "I Just wish I could use soma of you fellows In this second Halt The final score: Texas Christian Alabama 0 the third straight defeat of 1955 and in each instance the opposition scored points A Furthermore this was Alabama's sixth ottisecutive defeat over a two-year you have to go back to 1M to find similar record of frustration at the Capstone and ninth game in a rear without a BULLDOGS BITI TAR Georgi a's defense halts Carolina's ground game effectively as this action from their game I Athens demonstrates Giles Gaea (42) is brought down by Georgia's Bobby Garrard a fter a two-yard Bulldogs went on to 28-7 victory and Jimmy Lee Dodd re- covered to end the soaring threat State roared back midway or the second quarter and opened Its second touchdown drive by taking a punt on the Tulane SST Using strictly a ground attack State marched to eight with seven line plays Right back Tait threaded through right guard for fee re- malning eight yards to scon second touchdown Mor-' gan added the second conversion and State held a l44 halftime Tulane took fee second half kickoff and marched 72 yards to Geoiraia Tech Defeats 'v isi y-'--! Louisiana' State 7-0 victory "i Fact is1 test football triumph was that 174 conquest of Tennessee test falL And fee next contest of course is against Bowden Volunteers in Birmingham Pt Wwday Sr Washington' Stale Surprises Bean X1 IS Si BERKELEY Calif Oct The underdog Washington Stats Cougars cashing in on break that came their way forced California to com from behind in fee final three minutes today to earn a 30-20 tit hi a Pacific Coast Conference football game The Cougars clobbered in two previous eonferenee outings a slim crowd of 33000 In Memorial Stadium by scaring In the opening quarter and cash big in a pair of last-half touchdowns The Bears gambling on a fourth-down pan in the waning minutes of the game gdined position on the Cbugar 94 for the deadlock touchdown 1 WBson Scores Tsrles -Roger Ramseier a gangling end was tha bright light for fee Basra although be failed to aeon Tha rangy sophomore caught nine pases for a new school record and waa instrumental in each of the California scoring drives -Johnny Wilson with slashes off fee tackles for 17 and yards scored the final two Bear touch-iwna Steve Dimeff rammed center from the one for the first Nick Popp in kicked the two extra pointed vi Pass Pays OU Arnie Peliuer Bill Kramer and Dennii Rath counted for the Cougars Peliuer scored on a sensational 41-yard pass fnxn Bob Iver-In fee opening period Kramer and Rath an abort pbmff to the last half Fkank Samo booted the two auecetsful conver- The game was marred by nu-leraua fumbtos and but fee two dubs which are figured to be going no plaee in the eonferenee race put on riproaring battle waawwoTow state tot a-ao CAumuna gee T-ao itaalaa Slata mrini: 1 -Wlnf (41 umn bam vr m) XniMr 3 alunao Hath 1 4 cawnWn Barna 3 OaUfat- eartia: TaucMawia PUnKt (1 W) wUm a (IT nan 0 na) The Yardstick Volkeit for Only Score 60000 Witnesses Game 4 '--'I-- Vs R-- 'Pr- Oct Georgia Tech called on a 46-yard pass from sub to George to down 7-0 here tonight in a bitterly-fought a record-breaking crowd of 60000 V- high FAUST AND EMMETT LOWEST the Tennessee spies had a Jook of frustration as they left the press bop and headed back Jj- a ir irsrMlw (J1 tO KDOXVlliei 'f a 4 -We go far on what we saw today" said Faust who has been scouting Alabama for 99 years "They used puntert who didn't punt against Rice or Vanderbilt They used a quarterback who played little before snd their beat runner was a fellow who see much action In fee first two games And Bill Stone the senior fullback played at an before feel better if we knew who Whitworth piano to use next Saturday Now no telling who will get the call against Ten-nessee Bart Starr was in there for only tint play And to top it all they used a spread formation feat waa new "I doubt feat wa know now who their best 11 players aref in situation libs feat tough to set up a defensive plan" 4- five before Otis Gilmore fum Wed away the scoring op-: portunity for fee Greeidef Tataae' Stopped Quillian a 0 188-pound Baton Vf Rouge Junior was fee toad- log runner 'The big fullback carried the ball 23 times for 103 1 yards an averaga at better than four yards a try' Ij offense' looked good' between tha 10-yard markers but A' the i Greenies muster scaring steam against fee stout --v: State line-' toft guard Saott Suber and tackle -Jim Bar- ron were walls of icaUtaneo against offense Quit- liaa was the only Tulane back who managed to gain consistently State gatoed Z24 yards rushing and only 72 by passing State completed only three passes in eight attempts Tulane tried 12 passes and com- 9 pie ted three for 34 yard The Greenies gained 906 yards on fe sround 'V COACH WHRWOBTH summed it up in feat wry manner pf bis "Wouldn't it have been wonderful if we could have gent home at halftlmef VV vOs ii i i Sertouilythaughl think ourboyi did as food as fecy 'eottld on defense" Somebody broke you have any plans' for- putfeif some punch into the it isn't the offmss'i fault if your lina is gcttlng whipped and cur boys up front got whipped all afternoon Them were plenty of times when we fooled them but they reacted so quickly and had so much speed feat stop fee play anyway think fee future will show that this Christian team has on of fee beat lines ib -'i -And what about Jim Swink who scored all three touchdOwnsT is certainly the best beck seeq this 'season He knows how to run He doesn't barrel into you' but runs in a sort of re-f laxedway dides off tedders and keeps going A ooach Just dreams about getting a boy like Swink and If ha gets one In a lifetime i i' -rjr--M if" TheSummary TOLAR UR mi- Mwiffomarr Matfetp Mayk 3k i -n By Jeff Keefe to hold the Greenies in check Four times Tlilane drove wife- to 10-yard line but -the Maropn's forward wan stiffened to hold them off Mississippi State showed a powerful array of backs in winning Us second Southeastern Conference victoiy in three tries this season Thu was Tlflane'a flrs SEC start FamMc Coate 'TUane A Mississippi State turned Tulane fumble by tailback Remy Qui Ilian into a scoring opportunity early to fee firs State fullback Frank Eabbafed snared the loose boll on the Tulane 30 Sabbatlnl Davis and Jim Har-nets used only eight Jina-amaah- tog plan to move fee ball to the one Davis punched over and Billy Morgan converted to give State a 74 toad Quillian apparently Infuriated by hia bobble came beck with a blazing one-man running attack to move the bail from 31 to the State 7 Quillian Cains SI Yirdi Tn the 62-yard drive Quillian accounted for 52 yards to eight Virginia Smacks VMI By United Prase BLUEFIELD Va Oct 8-Vie (Jack) Rabbits got a sputtering West Virginia attack going with a spectacular 99-yard punt return late in the last quarter and the Mountaineers rolled to an easy 7-12 victory today over Virginia Military Institute In recording their third straight victory the Mountaineer! wore down the scrappy Keydeta by manpower Tha West Virginia first team ground out three touchdowns the second team three and the third-atringera one But coach Art burly crew required nearly 14 minutes to get rolling It waa not until Rabbits streaked down the aide-lines that the Mountaineer dented VMI territory VMI accounted far Its two touchdowns off Mountaineer reserves one in the third quarter and the other to the final period VIRGINIA 14 14 4T vmi i 'Wort Vlralnla scaring: TonrMo Rabbit 3 90 ran 3 iw) Mai roa)- Knrtln (a im Buna (SS ran from Trimark)) Ctanety (S earn from Raich) ApdH (14 pom non Wyant) Huff a Kotam 3 VMI Kortaa: TwaMowi ran) Vauata (21 ran) JAMESTOWN BUYS CUB'1 1 Mr United From DETROIT Oct' Two Jamestown businessmen planned today to operate the Jamestown Club of the Class Pony League ai a non-profit organization in 1956 Robert Lundell and Jerry Law-son who purchased the club from the Detroit Tigera Friday said they hoped the club could support a hone in Jamestown mmi 4nUI Tech was denied a touchdown when the officials said Jimmy Thompson stepped out on the 40 on an 85-yard punt return late in fee second quarter But fee fourth-ranking Tech apeedstero proceeded to march yards for their score in throe play after being denied earlier to the first half by stout LSU stands" Volkeit bucked for two Then Johnny Menger sprinted 33 yards around end to fee LSU 46 On first down Vann a second-string quarterback who scored three of a touchdowns against Southern Mefeodlat last week pitched a deep pen to Vol-kert who hauled it in on the LSU 25 dodged two tacUers and raced over for the score Burton Grant converted On earlier drives Tech amaahed to fee LSU 3 and 19 yard lines but the Tigers held TmI IkkM Land XBU held Tech abort of A first down on its 13 to halt a scoring threat in the final quarter The victory waa fourth straight and gave the Engineers undisputed first place in the Southeastern Conference wife two victories against no tosses in league play The Tigera did not threaten until fee second half Then their beat effort penetrated only to the Tech 2L 4 1 Halfbaek Don Stinson A "goof earlier when hia abort kick went out on the LSU 36 waa the hero of the -Tiger stand feat otoppad Tech on tho LSU three in the second quarter Stinson nailed halfback Stan Ftowera for a two-yard ton' on an a tempted right end sweep on fourth down wife only two yards needed for a first down' Teama Coactwa Fra toed Then Stinson booted a 45-yard kick from behind hia own goal to get LSU out of trouble -LSU Coach Paul Dietzel praised hia squad "I think our boys did a fine Job to stay on the same field with Tech" he said "Bobby Dodd to a wonderful coach and Tech has a fine team" -Dodd told Dietzel as tha coaches met got a fine thwarted time and again by LSlTi great defensive play In the shadow of the goal post Tech dominated the statistics The Engineers rolled up 185 yards on the ground and 104 to the air and were equally efficient on defense holding LSU to 61 rushing and 34 passing superiority showed up clearest to first downs where the Engineer! overwhelmed LSU 16 to 7 1 The Summary1' A MU LEFT Smith Woo LEFT Faiiwr Foag LEFT Orally Faria Graham Baldwin Hedfea RIGHT Zlf ter CauMy Auraln RIGHT Leasrit RIGHT TumlnrUn AtenuMter RcyaoM Rita- LEFT HALFBACKS-Jahne May' RIGHT Gomatea SUa- Frraunnn Klnf GEORGIA TSTB MPT Rom Netan Huff LEFT ACKLES BrMn Christy' LETT Brooki FUtetar Goa-aar Raum Mnrrle Mophemoa RIGHT GUARDS-Ertar Milter RIGHT Thnih Aekew BIGHT Elite BaswoH Mitchell Till Grant LEFT Flown Men-v Cnriinn Rotenhmy RIGHT Veltart TVicxnp-M Non Owen Goeklfl Score by periede: LSU ASA A GEORGIA TECH A A O-J GeorfU Tech imrtnt: Volkert 48 pare tram Vann) Conversation Grant The Yardttick Iff Ga Trek Fleet dawns Kuahlnt yantaia Fnaains yardaar wee attempted woe completed Faroes tatarerpud WINK redalred 195 pound Junior left is currently the running amution of the nation He (hewed why today And hia B-yard touchdown romp to the third quarter' h' broke fee back at a fighting Tide team Alabama was do-ployed to aeven-man Itae when Swink! darted through guard raced put the linebacker and waa gone' aaWaDa chased him to no avaQ At day's' end Swink had 139 yards vrv- In IS tries He waa stopped once for a ane-yard and ki A- now has a total of 494 yaida to four games averaging Jnst under nine yards per fry And hlo If point today gave him -3 for (his young season df f'l i 1 4 7 A ALABAMA PLAYED A completely befoddltog and biddess gameThe Tide gave up the ban four times on fumble anco on a pass interception and invited tha Homed' Frogs tepeatedty to core to the tint half on atrocious punting four of them ranging from 17 to 38 yards apiece In fee face of these odds the Tide fought off the visitors without a score for two quarters TCU ran 49 plays to 27 In this half' yet feta elghthanked team nation ally could not scare-Meanwhile the Tide offense was virtually nonexistent Alabama made one first down to feat half crossed mid-) field Just one fime v-v "-Vi 1 -f i f-i Vl OUT OF DEFEAT could some a brand-new backfield alignment to the first Whitworfe-Bowden Wyatt collision next week' After a twisted ankle removed Starr the pasaerfunter from fee scene the Tide presented a neat twoaome-Walla sophomore quarterback and Jerry McBes sophomore halfback Walls looked Infinitely better than Starr or Albert Elmore at a pi ay-caller and runner He waa unlmpmoolvs throwing the baO McBee ran with more power and trickiness than anyone else to Tide regalia McBee with help from his forwards managed to pile up 57 yards in 10 parries Walla 3S yards In seven carries Passes Make jV-C Dtssy IrlMMlM '--V ATHENS Ga Oct 6-The No 1 passing Dick Young to Jimmy clicked twice for touchdowns today and Georgia roared on to a 28-7 victory over s' fumbling tumbling North Carolina team before 25000 fans -f North Carolina grabbed fee lead to tha first minute of play by turning a blocked punt into a touchdown but that was before fee Young-toOrr act could get on fee stage defense foreed North Carolina into four costly erven each of which act up a touchdown The first two scons were an throws to (Nr and wrapped up the verdict to which the Georgia troops added icing In the second half on defensive play Passes Conaeet Going into this game Young had connected wife Orr a re-serve halfback 10 timas for 227 yards to make the duo tbs moat effective to the country performance indicated they would stay near the tap to the next tatlattes Young's arm flashed twice like a rapier for touchdown throws to Orr In a surging first half where fortunes changed with almost every bounce of fee balL North Carolina grabbed 1 the first break in the opening minute of play when 220-pound tackle Jack Maultsby blocked Bobby Garrard's punt and end Will Wye gathered to the ball on the Geor- da 25 and need for a touchdown Kcb Keller kicked goal Bnlliags Grab Finable Then after a punt exchange and a comedy of penalties Keller fombled a hand-off on fee Carolina 25 and Garrard recovered for Georgia Young missed one throw but then flipped a abort one to Orr who went to fee 15 The next pass waa good for a touchdown with Orr leaping for it Just inside fee end rone Ken Cooper kicked goal to tie fee score Young who passed for 121 yards during the first half ai he made a big bid to become fee nation's leading tosser set another scoring drive in motion from fee Georgia 34 after North Carolina flubbed a ehance by fumbling 'Dye Mocks fast Mg pass was "one to end Roy Wilkins who took hortie and threaded hia way 26 yards to the North Carolina 14 One more play and It waa another Young-toOrr touchdown and Georgia led 144 In the third period Georgia guard Wayne Dye blocked a punt from the North Carolina end rone and center Jimmy Brown covered it for touchdown In the final period Garrard snatched Buddy deflected pass and rambled 55 yards for another' Georgia'! defenders held North Carolina to a rushing total of only one yard The Summary NOBTN CABOUNA 2 1KFT Tty Mtnrtams LXIT Hsulteta Smith Hwulara -LEST Unftarsw Min Janaa t'KNTKRa SUvntt old Jim OUARDS-Kiwnaa Rhjme RIGHT BUH) RIGHT Payne Rafetaaan Uva- Baar RmA Mar 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Dodd Fnrira 'j Right Wimamr SwHp RISM Banra HuttaL RlfM ewda Bam llnlUnidwad Btantan Bain LeR taUtaeks-Haimaa Marsu Jle- Kteatek T' 'V aisht A- Davte Tilt' Halbert Xlnr TULANE 1 A A A A- A MBS STATE O- A-14 -State TaMdpwna A Davlr a raid) Tall (7-yanl nia) CM-: vanloaa: Marfan 3 i- a optawri' ja-E- The Yardttick Flrit dowar Ruahhic yardaaa -Faaalnf yardaar' Famm attempted PMBM WBBWtfd tatrrwptrd by Fuatr Puntlna averafr 14 Mi SOS 334 84 73 13 a Tarda pmoUied 395 TEXAS CHRISTIAN led14-0 when Whitworth dtepatdied Starr onto the field The team immediately went into a spread Fullback Jim Bowdoin moved out on fee wing outside his own left end left half McBee inside of him a pace or two Right half Hollia stayei in dose to take the first man through to rush fee passer Starr who wai 10 yard deep r- v- The fans roared wife delight when who has always been a gallery favorite hit McBee on a pass for nine yards Tlie groens came next when Starr was dumped for a 13-yard loss Elmore replaced Starr who limped off and quick kicked 63 yards to the TCU 11 The Ttde held and got the ball again an fee TCU 40 Working from fee same spread Elmore drifted through the scattered Frogs for 14 yards On fee next play Bowdoin waa dear the end none- Elmore rifled fee ball at least 45 yards Bowdoin caught it but waa a step or two beyond fee end rone Two plays later Elmore was dumped for an 11-yard lose So it went Alabama showed spells of potential power and finesse They showed remarkable spirit and aggressiveness But fee Cap atone gang still la looking for a winning combination' Itariilaa yariaw PawtBI yaiSaat haa aUaawM Ttmm mnpfatW rimtB Faatlac avtraaa Pm Mm lart TarSa pawIMS Baylor Scores 25-20 Victory WACO TTx Oct bruised Bruins had to man the bulwarks for a last-stand battle tonight in virtually eliminating Arkansas from the Southwest Conference tin by a score of 3590 Baylor downed by Maryland 204 last week mounted aoorea In each of the four periods but had to fight hardest In the final minutes when fee Porkers ripped up and down the field tor 14 points The first score came In fee latter part of the first quarter Reuben Saage pounding Baylor foil-back intercepted an Arkansas hia 30 skirted a key block thrown by teammate Tony DeGrazier and went 60 yards to the 1 On fet next play Saage ripped over Donnell 1 Berry missed fee fry for point Arkansas came back promptly wife a haymaker barrage that carried 66 yards to IX plays Fill-back Gerald Nesbitt and halfback Donat Horton spaded the way down to the 1 Nesbitt tried twice to go over Then quarterback George Walker aqueesed through to score Walker missed the conversion try Baylor scored again Just five plays inside the second quarter The counter came when quarterback Bobby Jones hauled off am threw 41 yards to Dick Baker in fee end lone Bobby Jack Oliver converted to make it 13-6 ARKANSAS at 14-30 BATUMI AitwiMM' Touchdawni: Whb tar 11 phaiifrM Danathaa fum bit bjf CS ranter) Moort (3 MiaerV Carsnte Walter iMifiifassi hn pniinj MMowu Saai Bakir 141 aai from Jan giwt: IlaliM (3A run) Baylor Dayra 11 Wofford Bows to Newberry I'atteS Pma SPARTANBURG Oct Paul Dtvia and Grady Ray scored one touchdown each and ground out a total of 204 yards rushing tonight to pace Newberry College's 164 Little Three Conference win over Wofford The Terriers' Weldon Burns fell on a fumble on the Newberry 35 to art up Wofford's lone touchdown Quarterback Charlie Jones completed three passes 'to move the ball to the one from when he over on a sneak play Scon by periods: NEWBKRRV 13 0 a IS worronn 1 a a Syracuse Downs Boston 27-12 Bp AmitoM fMi SYRACUSE Oct I Syracuse Unlvenity'a football team sometimes brilliant but fre-qusntly ngged overpowered Boa-ton University 27-12 tonight' to hand the Terriers their (bird straight loss of the season Reserve quarterbacks Fe Kuczala and Johnny Paimticci filling in for the injured Eddie Albright teamed with speedy halfback Jim Brown to lead fee Syracuse attack before 15000 i BOSTON 0-T3 tkacusi 30 a i in ntaa swrte TuiMwaai Mora (4 ilMHkWi HAcmrem (aa mi mm narlng TwnMawitei Kutamte pteoatti tan 3 34 ran sa i)i wmy mb mm tnm raMwei) 1 1 Brami A WHAT CAN TENNESSEE expect next week? "It's too early to say who might be my quarterback next week? said Whitworth might go wife young Walls He looked good today Bo did McBee and Stone (fullback) has been coming along Or might stick wife Starr or Elmore No Starr lsn't hurt He could have gone back into fee game today but wanted to see more of Walla" Tennessee and Alabama as see It art In similar posh ttona each is fighting to find a winning unit each la grimly determined to regain the winning ways of old They won't be playing for the SEC championship next Saturday or for a bowl trfe as of yore But the winner could wen be headed back up fee pleasant path of football conquest TIME OUT! put more style in your "style zone" For a stay-neat "style zone" that looks smart trim throughout the choose Arrow Drew with a low-band medium-point non-wilt col lar Arrow Arden with a widespread short point non-wilt collar Both "Sanforized" torso tapered SZOCKiGARlR Funllna avoras Fumhtes teat Varda penalised PRO (I AMR ON WKGX WKGN (1340 KO will broadcast the professional football game between the Detroit Ucns and Los Angeles Rams at 7 tonight wm Pint dmeno Ruehlnf yardaar Faeokia yardaar Fowo attempted -Faeeea ramptrted Fawea tmereepted Fun to Puntlna over -FumMeo loot Varda ponallnd SOUD M1U WINS Bp Anaeteled Pma '-(- SAN MATEO Calif Oct 8 -Solid Mlii took the lead to the stretch and went on to win an upset victory to the $25000 monitor Handlcp today at Bay Meadows Solid min who paid $3130 $1850 and $1010 ftolahed a hand to front of Mary Machree Fhierlea was a length back TODAY 2:30 nver 6 514 GAY MONDAYS 9 Broadway Spccmvay 8 MIUS NORTH or FOUNTAIN CITY ON "Don't let 'cm scora you with that trick of carrying thoir mascot onto tha fitli OPEN MflRHEtKTflRS 4 i W- arA S' A A A a J' 'ie'Lhi.