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Sentinel Tom Siler Poge 2 Bob Wilson Page 5 Financial News 10-1112-18 Classified Ads 12-17 KNOXVILLE (2) TENNESSEE SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 14 1956 SECTION Stubborn Laced Vols U-T Backs Romp in 42-20 Victory BY BOB WILSON In i spectacular and thrilling battle of great football offenses the Tennessee Vols struck the most lethal wallops in defeating the Chattanooga Moccasins 42-20 on Shiclds-Watkins Field yesterday afternoon Tennessee backs seldom if I Vol-Moc Data ever put on a more dazzling imrwos firiir Bmmnn Andrienn Mnith Gordnn Sandlin Vnunz Grabs Carr Carter Gorton Young Two different News-Sentinel cameras catch Vol wingback Bill Anderson on 15-yard touchdown gallop Big picture was made by Bertha1 atop stadium Inset closeup was made on ground-level Sandlin Rmirtl Football Results (See other scores on page B-3) SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Tennessee 43 Chattanooga 30 TCU 23 Alabama 0 Georgia Tech 30 LSU 7 Miss State 13 Trinity 0 Ole Miss 10 Vanderbilt 0 Tulane St Navy 0 Florida 7 Rice 0 Georgia 30 Carolina 13 Auburn IS Kentucky 0 SOUTH Duke 14 SMU 0 VP1 SI Wm Mary 7 Carolina 37 Virginia IS Clemson 17 Wako Forest 0 Davidson 48 Wash A Lee 0 Lehigh 37 VMI 30 Fla State 14 State 0 EAST' 1 Dartmouth 14 Brown 7 Yale 33 Columbia li Harvard S3 Cornell 7 Penn State 43 Holy Cross 0 Prinrrton 34 Penn 0 Colgate 48 Rutgers 0 Syracuse 37 West Va 30 Geo Wuhington 30 Boston 30 MIDWEST Ohio State 30 Illinois 0 Iowa IS Wisconsin 7 Mich State 33 Indiana 0 Purdue 88 Noire Dame 14 Michigan 48 Army 14 Minnesota 0 Northwestern 0 Missouri 43 Dakota State Okla AIM 14 Tulsa 14 Xavier (O) 34 Cincinnati 14 Boston 30 Marquette It Kansas 25 Iowa State 14 Kansas State 10 Nebraska 7 Ylllanova 13 Dayton 0 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma 43 Texas 0 Baylor 14 Arkansas 7 Texas AIR 14 Houston 14' FAR WEST Oregon State 31 California 13 Wyoming 30 New Mexico 13 Utah State 37 Montana IS 1 exhibition of long runs Led by fullbacks Tommy Bronson and Carl Smith they broke loose time after time on sprints thrilled more than 20000 spectators who watched the bristling touchdown duel on a perfect football afternoon While the Volunteers won as they should have Coach Scrappy Moore's Moccasins distinguished themselves by their sterling offensive performance It eras the first time that a Chattanooga team had ever scored as many as three touchdowns on the Vols in their 26 meetings It was a game in which defensive caution was thrown to the wind Both teams played a daring type of game-trying for touchdowns instead of first downs Savage blocking which paved the way for many of long runs proved extremely costly when Edd Cantrell a senior end suffered a back injury which will sideline him for the remainder of the season He was hurt in the third period while making a block that enabled wingback Bill Anderson to sweep down the field for 43 yards on a reverse play: Uiat Gordon Young VolFrosi Lose to C-N 21 0 Green Wilka Took Butler Atrhor HIU Lindsay Hmim Darnell Turner Mulluta as Offense Clicks Jackets Supplement Ground Game With Two TD Passes in 39-7 Rout Auburn Triumphs Over 13-0 i Tommy Lorino's Running Sets Pace as Plainsmen Turn Back Kentucky LEXINGTON Ky Oct Auburn freed a dazzling change-of-pace runner in sophomore Tommy Lorino with a 68-yard first-quarter jaunt then held Kentucky to win a 13-0 Southeastern Conference football game tonight Gram Lindsay Bufler Broun Clark Wilka Cook Compiled Fiwu Preeo Dlpatebee ATLANTA Oct Toppy Vann perhaps the busiest second-string quarterback passed for two ouchdowns and plunged for a third today to lead a towerful Georgia Tech team in a 39-7 rout of Louisiana State going wide with telling results scoring drives covered 80 67 18 22 and 29 yards Two TDs followed recovered fumbles and a third came after bad LSU punt' Compared with a 3-of-ll mark for the first two games Tech completed 11 of 15 passes for touchdowns UCLA WashteetoV State I Arizona State 41 Idaho 0 -Washington 30 Oregon 7 Stanford 40 San Jose Slate 30 Colorado 47 Colo AIM 7 Grren Archer Bran a The Lineups: CHATTANOOGA LEFT ENDS Webb Brawn Wllkra LEFT Hendcnon Tompkins BrMzman LEFT MeGoram Mamtn-till TENTERS Eden field Monte Dna-Iclll RfGHT Rlner Boyd RIGHT Wood hm Bartlett MrTnturff RIGHT Clark Dicker QUARTERBACKS Green Llndiey Darnell LEFT HALF Butler Hill Abercrombie RIGHT Wilka Anher Cook Turner MulUn TENNESSEE LEFT Cruze Pott Darty LEFT TACKLES Rader Shafer Smelcher LEFT GUARDS Burnham' Urbane Armitmnt Howe StoUlemever Mwt RIGHT teniuon Herahrun Bridie RIGHT TACKLES Goidy Jackran against LSU Score by L9U- 0 A 7 GEORGIA TECH '7 13 13-38 LSU SCORING: Taylor (1-plimfel Taylor GEORGIA TECH SCORING: Owen 2 pluniei: Flowers (30 pew from Vann) Gookin 2 (ST run-ack Intercepted pen 1 plunge) Vann aneak) Green (18 paw from Vann) Convenlone Mitchell 2: Vann SEC Standings Conference Gaines All Games UCLA Scores 28-0 Victory Bj AsmcIbM Pee LOS ANGELES Oct 13 Sophomore halfback Don' Long shook UCLA out of an early lethargy and led the Bruins to 28-0 victory over Washington State College today The 173-pound Long scored two touchdowns as 27192 fans in Memorial Coliseum watched State take its 1 second loss in Pacific Coast Conference play The ball bounced wrong in practically every instance for the unlucky Cougars Twice UCLA fumbled inside the Washington State five-yard line and each time recovered the ball and went on to score UCLA punts bounced out of bounds deep in Cougar country while the WSC punts bounced into the end 2one WASHINGTON 0 0 0 0-0 UCLA 0 7 714-28 UCLA SCORING Touchdown Lons 3 (both 3-yard piunpi) Phikiton (OS run pan interception): Wilton 1 Sunset Conversion Duncan A Wilton The Yardstick Teem Miesisslppl Georgia Tadt Tennessee Vanderbilt Auburn Florida Mis State Kentucky Tulane Georgia Louisiana Stale 1 0 Alabama 0 10 This week's schedule: Tennessee Auburn at Georgia Tech Florida at Vanderbilt Georgia at Miami LSU at Kentucky Arkansas State at Mlwlssppl State Tulane at Mississippi KoHnnky -IGHT RIG Vint downs Yards nulling' Yards passing Paaars Passes intercepted Puma Fumbles lost Yards penalized ENDS CantreiL Hannah The brilliant young speedster swept two yards around right end In the final minutes for Auburn's other touchdown Lorino's early dash set up a 10-yard scoring pass from qusrter- back Howell Tubbs en end Jimmy Phillips an All-America candidate five plays later in one of the two real offensive outbursts of the game Three other times Auburn punched its way goalward but field goal tries by Tubbs from the Kentucky 20 25 and 22 fell Wildcat Bids Hailed In the late minutes fc fumble recovery on the Kentucky 20 set up the second touchdown Kentucky trying in vain to generate a ground punch found its two major bids stopped at the Auburn 20 and 24 surrendering each time on downs- Kentucky never found the nulls for stopping Lorino principal ground gainer this season The fleet sophomore from Bes-' semer Ala whom Kentucky had sought gained 105 yards in 10 carries to inspire Auburn to its first league victory Lorlna Gets Loose Lorino's sparkling sweep came on third down and eight from his 17' Seemingly tripped at the line of scrimmage' he cut back and aimed for the far sideline to romp to the Kentucky 15 Three plays carried to the six and aft er Auburn was set back for holding Tubbs fired his scoring pass The final drive consumed only four plays after Kentucky's Del-mar Hughes fumbled and center Frank Reeves recovered for Auburn at the 20 AUBURN too t-u KENTUCKY 00 AUBURN SCORING Phillips US past-run Tubbs) I The Summary QUARTERBACKS Ad kin" Bennett Cleave LEFT Carter Gflrdon Young RIGHT HALF Andanon Sandlin Grubb Smtthera 1 Bran ran Smith Cam Score by period: CHATTANOOGA -EOT SI TENNESSEE 14 7 7 14-42 TENNESSEE Car-ter (25 -ran) Andenon (13 run) Cantrell (22 pan biterreption) Bronaon (IT ran) Smith (SS ran) Hannah (10 pan from Young I Extra Point- Smitheit Cantrell 2 Smith i placement) CHATTANOOGA TOUCHDOWNS Butler 3 2 plunte pan from Green) Wilke (1 plunge) Extra Aratcr Lindiey (placement) The Summary Triaroee Ckattaaeran By FRANK (RED) BVILES Newe-Hratlnel Spurts Welter JEFFERSON CITY Oct 13-Carson-Newman College spoiled the University of Tennessee freshman football team's first appearance ss a unit here tonight with a 21-0 setback The alert Eagles took advantage of a Vol mistake in the opening period and had a touchdown two plays later In the fourth quarter a short punt and intercepted pass set up Careon-Newman's other scores Neyle Sollee standout tailback prospect for the U-T yearlings got Tennessee in trouble 'first when he dropped a pass from center on a fourth-down kick attempt and fell on the bail on the Vol 35 Peake Scores First Charley Bryant sophomore C-N halfback from Morristown reeled off 20 yards down to the 15 on the first play and Ronnie Peake former Knoxville Fulton athlete circled end on a reverse few the remaining distance and the touchdown Bryan kicked the first of three conversions' Carson-Newman no wwith 2-3 record threatened again Just before the half but time ran out with the rookie Vols holding for downs on the one Bryant Fred Bradley and Nick Hyder moved the bail 71 yards in 12 plays only to see the attack stall before Coach Bunzy eager defenders The Eagles threatened again In the third when they advanced the kickoff 65 yards to the Tennessee five only to lose the ball on downs The Vols punted and C-N controlled the ball during the entire period except for nine plays Moore Punts Short Late in the third Tennessee tailback Bobby Moots of Erwin got off a poor kick which went out on the U-T 38 Bryant whizzed a pass to Hyder for 22 yards on the first play of the fourth and five plays later Hyder slipped over from the two Bradley intercepted a Moore pass attempt two plays after the following kickoff and Carson-Kewman was touchdown-bound again A penalty against the Vds to the 25 a 15-yard run by Bradley two gained and two lost by Bryant and another 15-yard dash by Bradley netted the score Vols Thresten Twice Tennessee's freshmen threatened twice in the late minutes but pass interceptions (one on the 6 and the other on the 15) ended the drives The Vols had their offensive chores divided among tailbacks Sollee for the first quarter Bob Overholt for the second and Moore for the last half Fullbacks Tommy Cheek and Tommy Latsko handled the line plunges VOLS STRIKE EARLY With tailback AI Carter directing toe Tennessee attack at the start in lieu of injured John Majors the Vols went for touchdown frbm the opening kickoff Carter drove through right tackle and weaving like Jack Dempsey going after an opponent sped past the Mocs for 25 yards to score the first TD in 2 minutes and 45 seconds of the first quarter i Five other Vds Anderson Cantrell Bronson Smith and Carl Hannah later took part in the Tennessee scoring spree Tennessee partisans got what they wanted to see when Smith the powerful running sophomore from Washington Court House smashed left tackle and outran the Mocs for 58 yards to score the fifth touchdown run the twisting side-stepping type The big fellow simply got out front and le- everybody behind MOCS BOUNCE BACK After quick touchdown in the opening period the Moccasins set off an offensive charge that kocked the Vols back on their heels They moved the ball 74 yards with Bill Butler hitting right guard for the tally A short time later Anderson went 15 yardson a close reverse at left tackle to give toe Vols a 2-to-l touchdown lead-In toe second period Cantrell plucked a pass thrown by the quarterback John Green and scurried 22 yards for a touchdown The Vols led' 21-6 at the half Bronson raced off right tackle for 17 yards in the third quarter to make it 28-6 Still the Moccasins were far from subdued They went 61 yards in the third period to score the drive being climaxed when Green connected with Butler on an eight-yard pass in the end zone Smith's 58-yard gallop enabled the Vols to increase their lead to 35-13 And midway of the final period tailback Carroll Young passed to end Carl Hannah from the eight for the Vols' final TD BRONSON SHOWS POWER The Mocs still had plenty of fight left late in the game as they went 69 yards to chalg up a third touchdown Jack Wilks one of the finest backs on the field went over right guard from the one-yard fine for the tally Tennessee's extra point kickers had another perfect day Bob Smithers converted after three touchdowns: Cantrell kicked couple and Smith added one Bronson was Tennessee's big- A near-capacity crowd of 39-500 watched the 185-pound Vann open up offense at full throttle for the first time this season -Vann who- Is listed a second stringer to Wade Mitchell but actually splits the playing time passed 30 and 18 yards for scores bucked one yard for another and set up two touchdowns one with a pass and the other by recovered fumble He added the spice with his first extra point boot at the season There were no individual stars among toe flock of Tech running backs as they all knifed through tiie Louisiana State line with precision It was the third straight football victory of the season for Tech which went into the game ranked No 3 in the country Despite leaving three of their top four ends and their No quarterback on the bench with injuries LSU made it interesting for about 20 minutes Then Tech's depth power speed and alertness made it a runaway Fuses Connect LSU's passing attack led by Reynolds and Matt Bums made defenses look silly for a while and led to a second-quarter touchdown which tied it at 7-7 But after Tech had made it 13-7 on a 20-yard pass from Vann to halfback Stan Flowers third string fullback Dick Gookin stole a' Reynolds toss and raced 67 yards to sew it up at 20-7 Just before the half nn ignited first scoring drive with a beautifully executed bootleg play good for 19 yards then he threw to Flowers who turned it into a 23-yard gainer before being pulled down at the LSU 2 Fullback Ken Owen slammed over other touchdown pass was to fifth-string end Jerome Green midway in the final period an 18-yarder into the end zone Vann Outshines Mitchell Vann outshining No 1 quarterback Wade Mitchell on offense recovered a fumble on the LSU 18 and on the fifth play sneaked the final yard for Tech's fourth score kme score came on an 80-yard drive highlighted by two Bums puses for 17 and 40 yards Fullback Jimmy Taylor scored from the one Coach Bobby Dodd had indicated he planned to open up his offense by adding some pasting to strong running game Tech certainly opened up though whether LSU's injury-riddled crew was a fair test is debatable The Tigers missed quarterback Win Turner their most dependable signal caller win injured a hip (hiring drills And some of the sophomores made costly mistakes Tech Takes To Middle Tech crossed up LSU defenses 56 a 1 LSU 1 LEFT ENDS Hendrix -LEFT Aucoin Farkar Sandnan LEFT Scully Kahlden Paris Swop RIGHT Zeigier Cassidy RIGHT TACKLES Leggett Spence Lavin' RIGHT Mitchell Gardner QUARTERBACKS Bums Reynolds Weaterman LEFT Johnson Renfror Wanner RIGHT HALFBACKS Rrodnax Johnston FULLBACKS Thompson Taylor Decree ta GEORGIA TH LEFT Rose Nehors LEFT Vereen Christry Henry Johnson -LEFT Johnson Miller Dodd Thondoeton CENTERS Stephenson Wiley Wat' kins Rnbisnn RIGHT GUARDS Ecker A drew Glazier Thomas RIGHT TACKLES Thrash Lon-h RIGHT Ellis Smith Gibbs Vickers Green QUARTERBACKS Mitchell Vann Maynard LEFT HALFBACKS Rolen berry Flowery MeneerL RIGHT HALFBACKS Vo! kert Thompson Delaney Dover Owen Mattieon Gookin Thnmasnn Edd Cantrell Out for Season With Back Injury Edd Cantrell's collegiate football career is over The 180-pound senior end from Sparta suffered a severe back injury while making a block in the third quarter of Tennessee-Chatta-nooga game at Shields-Watkins stadium Cantrell received a fracture to the second and third lumbar transverse process tiie same type of injury Andy Kozar received in the 1952 Florida game He is in good condition at the U-T Infirmary End Buddy Cruze received a bruised right leg above the knee and center Bubba Howe a bruised right leg Both will be ready for duty against Alabama Saturday Vols Pass Irish in Victory Race Over 25 Years1 Tennessee now is the win-ningest football team in the land over the past 25 seasons and this far into the new season victory was No 185 for the Vols since 1930 as romps red to 52 defeats and 13 ties Notre Dame started the season tied with Tennessee hi the number of games won 182 apiece But the Irish had lost only 40 against 52 for the Vols The Irish have won one thia season and lost two giving the South Benders a 183-42 record Actually the Fighting Irish still lead the Vols in percentage A3 to 780 Oklahoma Is In third place Lorlna (2 end run) Convert km: Tubbt The Yardstick Pint dawn Ruth Ins yerdstt Fntelni yinUfc PnttM Piwt intercepted by Punti Fumbles bwt Yards penalised I Ex-Oak Ridge Tailback Leads Geinson Victory receiving the Mocs managed to idek up 95 yards through the sir They gained 143 yards running Tennessee was much more effective on the ground amassing a total of 343 yards The Vols passing attack was not as effective as in the past They tried only six completing three for 32 yards Two of the most effective defensive players were Knoxville boys FYed Masse rv-gill a former Fulton High end playing at guard and Fred Morris a former Bearden athlete were in on many tackles for the Mocs After the Vols had taken a in the second the kickoff and tackle Jim Me-Canlrss recovered for the Tigers The Summary 2L Scores Agaia defense held string quarterback booted a at an angle to make it 10-0 marched 61 yards score in the fourth Wells and Fullback alternating cracks Home went over Iran the eight for periods: see 10 7-1) SCORING Don Leake Pwfc X-tiM Cue Hewn a rest offensive gun The big fullback who ran more like a half-back against the Mocs gained 119 yard in 10 attempt 'period Cbach Bowden Wyatt fongest run were for 4L 3 and in Volf cond tMm 17 the last going for a touch-1 with directing the mith was next in the ground-'11" Uilbick galning department He pkkedyOLS RECOVER FUMBLES up 3 yards in five tries Ander-I Although this aggregation was son had another fine day run-'upi core again before the ning reverses He gained 59 yards half was up it nevertheless gave spectators soire of the biggest thrills of tha game in three VOLS Br ratted rw WINSTON-SALEM Oct Charlie Bussey loosened up Wake Forest's defense with a surprise fiat pass today and Clemson went on to roll up a 17-0 victory in an Atlantic Coast Conference game before 13000 fans With the underdog Wake Forest Deacons outfighting the heavier Clemson line Bussey had to probe for a weak spot and he found it early in the second period after Clemson took over on the Deacons' 40 Flat Paw Berks Halfback Joel Wells failed in two cracks at the line and Bussey dropped back to flip a short pass ttf sophomore halfback Charlie Home in the right flat Horne an Oak Ridge Tenn speedster sidestepped two Deacon defenders and racea to the four Home plunged over right guard for the score and Bussey Rwimg made the first of two carver-SicnS Pum totmewtet Deacon fullback Bill fumbled on the lust play after Tartu on the Deacon Horne Wake Forest's and second Horace Turbeville yard field goal against the wind The Tigers for their final quarter with Rudy Hayes at tiie line right guard the touchdown Score by WAKE FOREST CLEMSON CLEMSON H-n TurbevUle 23 The Yardstick Pm C-N Oil LE Dr BeskMt LT Roe-e- Godwin Stwz'jr Jack Or Lra Flod Glraa Spoon RS-Jjr Bowman Nick Hyurr Oart- B-yant Antrt Grew Dob Hampton Score pcrndi: P-N TENV FROSH O0O Oj lit in otv ING- ToucMmaua Cs ra -i IEALLAH WINS Mriy in toe game smart Baiwifwits sweep plays backs Owen and Gsora Pavd and halfback xcyi w'die for big gains Tommy Yellow 7 21 SCORING' by abandoning and sending full- Dick Marti yon Flowers up the mid- In the second Jackets beinn attempts-F ASSES WORRY Once Gordon got loose and ran In Bill Butler Jack Bilks through the Moo-' Jack Archer the Moccasins had caijjs jj ofjy to see three of the slickest bau car- efforts nullified by clipping tiers the Vols have attempted Htor a nnt Extra Brant A 4 Fled Comvrwm Bussey stop this season Butler pxik-j vfmjjback Bobby Saadim oper- CANTRELL CAREER ENDS Vol regular end ed up 49 yards five carries atin- Cordon's backffekL went ra 1 RE 99' Archer X- A ill DkpIxB mini 1 Nraman: Piskt 13 2 aneak Bftdiry 10 print Canon -Ntwms iFvenmt i SUBSTITUTES Reaaaa Smith UKata GibeoSL Cup maa Danu Daan Hmreil Farmer Lensr Rank's Bradley Peake Deane Ltnann Staple tao Mewry Warawk LahcwH Gut-lex fcrwimk Tbosrpanu Co-many Grant Prei Nna 'urkMW cncira Hsirrek Payua LEXINGTON Ky Oct 13-HeavQy-favored Lealiata raced to a rixnfortable victory today in the Alcibiades Stakes at Keene-land to capture her fourth stakes victory this season Leallah pnd S280 and 8240 while Biuebility reuirned 5490 with show betting ibarred 14 am 4 4-1U 214 S-1C 3 Wilks 45 in 13 and 35jg5 on a nifty iMnr run to 3- I only to have it saiMnl by a The Mocs also baffled the Vris holding infraction Ibe series of with a strong weibead ttacklpentjtes LV l5e ir i Wlto Breen domg the throwing Tf and Brown and Butler the! to STUBBORN rlCaL Edd Cantrell is carted off cn stretcher out for the rest of season after being injured while making a block in third quarter egainst Chattanooga A senior from Spcifa Cantrell is the only three-letter winner on the U-Tfcquad 1 XT.