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16-41 A Ilfrif 5 9 0 Min'esota 23 Michigan 20 Auburn 241 Clemson lit Pau 3 Ole Miss tel Vandv 0 go 2 Nor Vim 12 Notre 10 Par 3 Ohio St 30 Wisco'sin 21 PIMP 2 Purdue Iowa Past 4 Alabama 17 I lousion 0 Pao 2 Rutgers 20 Penn 6 Page I rue I The Knoxville News-Sentinel Woods and Waters Page 8 Prep Chatter Page 7 thergram Par 5 Bowling Page 7 17 mi tstilb-- Jit MVO MUM ND Ni Section KNOXVILLE (I) TENN SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 29 1961 Pennington Kicks 52-Yarder Bulldogs Contain 'Cuts 4 1 I 17 oots' UK 16-15 Georgia Woo lum and Tom Hutchinson A sophomore fullback Ilimard Dunnebacke from Oak Ridge Tenn ons the Kentucky stork horse plunging the final his yards on a Wildcat touchdoon drive In the second quarter Kentucky made mistakes at crucial points and Georgia Wag illegal procedure The score was set up by another spinetingling 7Iyard punt by Georgia's Jake Saye which rolled dead at the Kenhwky I-inch line An aroused Georgia defense for the most part contained the vaunted Kentucky passing duo of quarterback Jerry quick to take advantage of them The Bulldogs first score was set up when halfback Billy Knowles snared a midair fumble by Ken lucky fullback Gary Cochran at the Kentucky 29 The Bulldogs wasted no time in punching the ball across the goal line Fullback Billy Godfrey I rammed the last two yanbi The I AMIENS Ga Oct 211 10 A tremendous Ityard field goal by Durward Pennington spurred the Georgia Bulldogs to a 1645 upset victory over Kentucky today in a Foutheastern Conference football clash Pennington's spectacular boot followed a 471arder which was nullified by a fivelard penalty for ilmoM tokirrvz Ili iht ti 11(ittlkliAgt1MPTI Ali i 4ptir rgO! 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recovered it themsekes The Statistics: Giirgm Kentucky First downs a Rushing Melba 74 OS utclode 69 117 Posses 4) 10- is Possos Intercepted by Put lei II-t 6 7-37 3 Fumbles lest Yore oettoleld 675 KENTUCKY I 7 I-15 GEORGiA 7 3 6-16 rA--Codf rev 7 run (Penninoton kick) 2 not (Meet Id kick) GA Pennnoton 57: reawered fumble in end sone (10ch foiled1 KY 12 ocws from Whim (Hutchinson pese from woolun) Larry Brooks blocks George Cana les boot for goal-line scare Bury Gators 23-0 Henley Tops Record Offense Sputters By VERNON RULER conversions to run his sea-1 Larry Libertore and slender Tom LI iv I son point total to 3S Batten but they had little sue By VERNON RULER Fla Oct 2111 I son mint total to 3S Batten but they had little sue GAINESVILLE Helped by two pass-interference Faille loth Supplies Punch as "Yoh Tumble Mocs 20-7 -c 4 1 1 ri The Lineups: KENTUCKli Ss-Wicker Brush Forrvil C--Goado hiutchler Chandler Lee Juraene Buller Olga alerted AG) Hurchnsen Riveira WOCiurn Banstell Mayfield Cee 9rd Cochran Bryant cm against either the No 1 IS17 line or the Chinese Bandit farewell LSE was taxed IS! yard In penalties a new SEC record Me old mark was 1112 yards assessed aga ilst Mississippi In a HSI game with Kentucky 1St! next meets Ole Miss the nations No 2 team at Baton Dodd and Libertore connected on only two pasFes Batten mak in his first appearance of the season hit four of nine for 43 yards LOUMIAPIA STATE 13 7 3-13 FLORIDA 0 0 0 0 33 run (kerns kick) 25 intorcrieed pass (kick faile01: Murmur II pais from Amon (Harm kick) FG Norris 33 Tom Slier touchdown bursts! by Ray Wilkins and Dwight Robin' son sparked nationally ranked Louisiana State to a 23-0 football victory today over Southeastern Conference rival Florida The triumph was the fifth in I row for LSI! unbeaten since a seasonopening loss to Rice and ranked seventh in the Associated Press national put Florida taking IN first SEC loss has three victories two defeats and a tie Halfback Wilkins capped an 110- yard scoring drive by rating 33 yards for a touchdown in the see period Quarterback Robinson a defensive specialist intercepted a Florida pitchout minutes pater and sprinted 23 yards for I another News-Sentinel Sports Editor calls Florida moved to the 1SU 5 in the waning minutes but Tiger fullback Steve Ward intercepted a pass to kill the threat Florida staged its best drive an ft-yard push in the first period but LSU stopped the Gators at the 12 Then Jack Gates and Dennis Gaubalz blocked a field goal attempt by Billy Cash lime were the only Florida threats as LSys newly found attack continued to pile up points In the past three games The -Go" team LSU attack specialists tallied two of the three touchdowns and the defense-minded Chinese Bandits got the third ISU aggressive line one of the nation's most effective put 4co 1 1: 't 14 'Oneand-liall Man' Pass Defense lialts Kentucky UK 6Get Ready' for rots GEORGIA lobe Circ Aosa Boynton Cane Green Moddes ako i tr a Savo Fenninoten Windward Blackburn Jackson Guthrie Westmoreland Williams 114 Pulls Away From 7-7 Deadlock as Mallon Stars in Starting Role By MARiIN WEST Despite considerable coughing and sputtering Tennessee followed Mallon Fake loth to a less-than-impressive 20-7 triumph over stubborn Chattanooga yesterday on Shields-Watkins Field The Vol victory in danger only 4 4 in the third period gives Coach -4101e-z44- '014' Bowden WyalCs crowd a 3-2 rec- 4- ord for the first half but the highest hurdles on the schedule elk are still to come And judging by yesterday) three touchdown drives it will be up to sophomore Faircloth to 0 pmvide the November leadership It was Mallon a 19-year-old who made the offense go against the 1 Fisher Faircloth i Vols could get off the defensive Vo Is could get off the defensive SEC Standing's 1 dilig The Statistics: 1511 First downs 10 Stashing yarded 204 Passing yordope 55 Posses 47 Paws Intercepted by I Punts Fumbles lost Yards Petah 144 Rends t3 53 49 01 0 i36 6 1 a The fast and furious LSD Tigers au illiall litinMirr Un lanai guar- added more glitter to their na terbacks that they had little room tional reputation by covering ss to maneuver for passing or for piichouts yards after intermission in only five plays for a third score on Coach Ray Grave tried three 1 I pilots Bobby Dodd Jr injured i the bulls-eye passing of quarter- 1 back Lynn Amedee 1 I rim 11 so much pressure on Florida quarterbacks that they had little room to maneuver for passing or for pitchouts Coach Ray Graves tried three Turns Errors Into Scores SEC Games AR Games WL Pct WL Pct Alabama 4 1000 6 I I LOCO kcsmssilsPi 3 0 1 WI 6 0 0 1000 ISU 3 0 1000 5 1 I 033 Fiends 2 1 M7 3 2 1 siri Georgia Tech 2 1 667 5 1 1133 Georgia 7 2 5-0 3 3 Tennessee 1 2 333 3 2 AO Auburn 1 2 333 3 7 NM Kentucky 1 3 7s11 2 4 333 Vanderbdt 1 3 "50 2 4 333 Miss State I 2 000 4 2 667 Timm 4 000 1 5 167 NEXT WEEK'S schedule Georgia ce Wend North Carolina Missisnpol at LW Florida at Georgia Tech Mississippi Snre at Alabama Wake Forest at Auburn Tulano at Florida State at Kentucky noi An Cowl Pd Pd 1630 6 I 2 Lox I XI a Loos Loos I I 033 60 3 2 1 sn 661 5 1 I I33 5'0 3 3 0 Finally Tennessee took over on its own 20 and overcoming the first of seven penalties went the distance in 15 plays Fair-cloth had a 12-yard run and a See VOLS Page 5 Amedee pitched II ards to end Danny Neumann for the touchdown to the dismay of a Florida homecoming crowd of ANIL A 33yard field goal by halfback Wendell Harris completed the ISU runaway Harris also kicked Tech Smashes Til lane 35-0 Knox Club Drops 7-2 Decision Comets' 2nd-Period Surge Sets Up Win Over Knights "I though be played about as well aq you could expert a sophomore to play la his first starting job" said Coach Wyatt "He had some pressure on his shoulders but stood up to It" Faircloth was at the contmls during most of the first scoring march an 110-yarder which Glenn Glass cashed in with a slant from the 9 And the young tailback passed to Buddy Fisher for the second TD and did almost all the work in the third push finishing with 108 yards gained Carey Henley Chattanooga's hard-working fulback had some fun too Be sot a new rushing record for his school tacking on Pa yards yesterday to push his career total to 2136 Chattanooga skilled at keeping the football without doing too much damage ca used wine anxious moments in the third period The Mom kept the ball for plays in a row battling from their own 12 to the Tennessee 11 But there the Vol got tough yielding only four yards on three running plays and breaking up a fourth-dolts pass Tennessee had a close call just before halftime when guard Larry Brooks blocked George Canales third-down kick Canale recovered one yard from the goal Georges next kick wasn't high but it got out Chattanooga with quarterback Jim Bradshaw faking masterfully marched the opening kickoff back more than 40 yards before the ATHENS Griffith successor to Wally Butts at Georgia has a football team that would never be mistaken for Ole Miss or Alabama or Mississippi State or even Georgia Tech The Bulldogs are contenders far nothing hut a respectable showing in the first year of his stewardship But Georgia does have a punter and a field goal kicker Coach Griffith used them on this sunny chilly homecoming day to whip Kentucky 10-15 t' '''si and the Wildcats were in Z' 41P? I the end badly beaten even "1 th 'A if score fails to show it -z' Jake Saye punter and 7' 4 '''1 Durward Pennington field 1110 goal kicker were the gallant tWt heroes of this conquest i Georgias fifth straight over '7 I the completely mystifying ft Wildcats 4 A 44 The hero role is new to Pennington The Saye old to Pennington In fact Pemtington's field goal toe has been the difference in Georgia's three modest victories over South Carolina 9Iississippi State and Kentucky This battle wm to be a duel belseen Georgia's bard-nosed lino end Kentnekrs celebrated battery Jerry Woolum and Tom Hutchinson And they did preseM an interesting shieshow hut it nos the punting of aaye and the pinekicking of Peanington that sarked the disgusted Wildcat JAKE SATE got the business of the day going when he banged a high spiral to the Kentucky 20 Darrell Cox for some reason elected to let the ball bounce It did and luckily for the Wildcats of their few good breaks ball roiled hack to the 25 Rut the chain reaction of mhfortnne already bad set in lArry forliran anon fumbled and Larry Knowles grabbed the ball in midair and Georgia set sail from the Kentucky IL Thus the first touchdown breaking what had bee a fairly orthodox duel Saye and Pennington combined to break a 7-7 deadlock in i the third period this time in much more spectacular fashion And Coach Griffith obviously had a big hand in this one Georgia had just been penalized 15 yards back to the 29 for holding Griffith quickly shot Saye into the game with whispered instructions Saye took his position about five yards back of the center It looked like the old short-punt formation Obviously Kentucky didn't think he would kick Faye did and it was a tremendous high spiral that hit far beyond the safety mans head and rolled dead an inch short of the Kentucky end zone Rill Ramdlrs return punt gave the Bulldogs the ball at the St Three plays gained roe yard bringing back the es erready toe 'Pennington He kicked a beauty from 47 'anis out The ball cleared the bar by I feet Bat it didn't could Georgia drawing a Ilse-yard penalty tieraNe the center had inadvertently mowed the ball Denis Mtmard scoring unassisted on a rebound off the boards The ComM tallied twice In the opener In lead 21 no goak by Art Rom and Tim Honk both scored as the Knights Pete Lambe at nut pennittes Jne 7orica rapped in a 10-footer a Clare Walohinski faked Norm Dere lice from the cage The Comets three-goal in the middle frame Maned at 13:17 with Reg Mulholland Jean-See KNIGHTS Page a UTICA Oct 211 (Special) goals in a two-minute span in the second period climhed a 7-2 Eastern Hockey Itague vie-tot tonight for the Cli Mon Comets over the Knoxville Knights The vietorF gave Clinton a firm grip on first place of the Northern Division The Knights opened the scoring after 4:21 of the first period with Knoxville tied the score after 3:49 of the second period when Football Results The Summary: KNOXVILLE: Kohfinal Jacques Begin POI Longo Don Labelle ob Smalley Marineau G'I Cham oom Denis City" Via MIC Kuzma Den Curry Joe lariat Arrif CLINTON: Derelce Szvd mai Benny Wait UM Scieck Pete obando Gilbert Al Mike Tam Nook Skil Teal Art Acne Rea Mulholland Jack KWIC Jacques Faubert NEW ORLEANS Oct 28 Stan Gann and Billy Lothridge and a mighty Georgia Tech line smothered 'rulane 33-0 today as the highly ranked Engineers rolled to their fifth victory of the football season i Tech ranked i nt in this i 1 ed Tech's three conversions The victory kept alive Teclfs i week's Associated Press poll I scored 1) almost every mellmd flickering hopes for a SoutheaMpossible and kept Tulane bottled 1 ern conference title The Enid up throughout the rain-soaked 1 neer are 2-1 in SEC play and a afternoon 5-1 over-all record The Engineer rolled up a quirk 1 The yards on the sogg Tech attack rolled for Sugar Bowl lead in the first nine minutes marching 5 yards in 12 plays I turf hut the Engineers had 123 yards through the air ith ix with halfback Zollie Strey circling left end from the 10 for the score i in 13 attempts To Six minute later Lothtidce I lane crippled by injuries to a I hall-do2en regulars lost its filth spotted halfback Joe Auer stilt a pas din in dn the sidelines and e---e I11 six outings d-35 Atter sped in the end zone on a Tama a a a a 37-yard play I to run (LetOrwice chi I Auer 57 poss from ILWAdOe i Wcil) Nichol! recovered twritie in end A 'Mane miscalculation handed i tem ILWAriage WWII Lentridge I run Tech its third touchdown near the ruic cltl''Idl Seta omi P1r1071 tbled end of the first half Tulane half- ed mooed punt in irtd lanu (run back Donnie Cotton signalled for 10Ild a fair catch of Lothridge punt 'rz 1 I ae Statistics: but the Tulane sophomore man-1 611 Tedi Teems aged only to touch the ball with I First 04w-4 it 0 ss 42 hi fingertips and Tech In Gs Mike Nicholl recovered it in the Parses 103 9-23 kvrcered bl 1 a Greenie end zone for the touch- 1:795 No 923 2 down FLWes Are 1 1 verde pow de ss In the opening minutes of the 1 last half Tech tackle Larry Stal- i The Lineups: ling slashed through the TUlane I Gamma tacit Des lo WEIN Llett CPR line to block Sammy Camp 's ptmt Dob a recovered on the I tT-Gv1171 NW: Loewe Greenie 1 Lothridge sneaked mcc pip over for the touchdown to send I e'nrwm Otee SvreAsen Tech into a 2741 lead I std PI cnri Eswnsuyest mot mot With rain priting the 'Rime i I Mae pot: coming crud the old grad 1 bad ears lem to cheer about I Coot ii I 5 hen end John Wright saikil 1 RI AZ-w Camp for a safety And three i ve--1 TULANE minute later tamp shit bad a LE pc 1 story rough afternoon fumbled FOV411 KOftrt lb I is the Tulane nil gone bile 'L': btaa I ris trying pint and Billy Martin stmerr Ne 7--krA foe the final Tech i score 1 crti ceves Remo 114210- pc both! Ida' NI rebned Gann Li4--c0r-iit 044i2ili ni samaL MIDWEST Northwestern IS Notre Dame 11 Purdue loss Minnesota 23 31kbigan Wichita 1 Tulsa 7 Kansas 42 Okla Stale Iona State Kansas State 7 Michican State 33 Indiana Missouri 1tt Nebraska CLIKiMilif 21 Texas State Colorado 22 (Alabama It Ohio State 39 Wisconsin IL SOUTHWEST SMI Texas Tech 7 Texas MM St Bagor Arkansas 42 NW Ls 7 West Tria State 27 Arbon It Texas 31 Rice 7 Aritana State 47 Ilardin-Sim I (See other scam on page 2) SEC I Tennessee 20 Chattanooga 7 LSt: 23 Florida Alabama IL Molotov Miss State Memnbis State IS Georgia IL Kentucky IL Auburn 24 (lemma It 10Ie Miss 47 Vanderbilt I Georgia Tech 33 'Wane SOUTH Duke 17 State Richmond 20 Dasidsoe Camliu Mailland in IS Florida Male 7 VIII ii Sm 1 Mary 7 Wake Forest 21 Virginia i The Citadel 7 Nasier 103 Miami It Carolina 0 (Fria!) EAST 1 Nun State :2 Calirornia IL Meg Virginia 7 Army Rhode Nand LI Brous 9 Lebigh Columbia Mallard 21 Outmost IL stern Penn Pittsburg 211 Nasy Itinerate a Cartel 5 i Syracuse 21 Holy Cross I Colpte 11 tale GOALS EY PERIODS NONYILLE I I 0-2 CLINTON 2 3 27 FIRST PERIOD SCORING-ASSISTS -014mard unewsted I 21 IGNITotal) PAO IGlbert A Deekco) IC IT PENALTIES IPIeNreilce 2 intritrenCe 21 trimming 9411 teghlso 1635 irtiVresce SECOND PERIOD SCORING-ASSISTS Cu') 3 88 1140:1 IR DeleKot Is 70 'Row Mogi 13 le PENALTY ht4141 2T PERIOD SCORING-ASSISTS ISpe10 (Ton ts PENALTIES borkms CT trivrtwerce 12 an-stvigog rilatadte I lo a moots I inat's Inside Tentwooeses freshman football team makes it qi only home appearance of the seamm Saturday facing the Vanderbilt fro4 Is a charity game at Shields- Watkins Field Pro-credit go to Chibben Ham pital For story and pictum see Page 1 Also Wilde taday: Prep Ness Page 7 Ban bag rue 7 Baketball Page 7 Woods IL Waters Page 1 Dyergram Page 1 FAN WI-ST Southern Cal II Illinois UCLA SIanfsrI Irsontiolt 13 Utah Montana IA Colo State IS to Mesh 21 Air Forte A Orem 7 Waskincloa Ittalt State Idaho IL Sao Jr 21 11a4t State it This pwed nn problem for Pennington Ile sin-p'y kicked the field gnal from 52 yards nut jum ore yard shy of Tennessee George Shuford 's field goal against Alabama a week ago GEORGIA DID NM knock pitcher Wiwi turn nut of the ben SAVES le --Ev Cow one ve e-741 e--ems-wm cos ow I Dew 11140 Stale MMUS" State IL 1: throughout the second half mot- Cagine See TOM MEL Page I.