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(rP t's F' Li 0 02 The Knoxville Nom lentinel Sunday Oct 29 1911 t' 1 Potent Rebels Roll Over Vandy 47-0 gol tka amis' litake Clemson Lead Disappear i i Ell Ole Miss Starts Off Slowly ThenZoom! 1111 Passes Pave Way for 24-14 AuburnWin gtf 1 LA Vt on the next play to put Auburn ahead for good AUSIJAN 1 11 II CSAMSON i 8 I run (Armstrong kickl: I rim tWandell kick): AUll I run Woodall kick) ion Ion tWoodoll WM: Wootton PG 431 i run (Armstrong kick) The Statistics: 7)--17tY 4N il ro LI -4 Ar t36 41Lt rif 041- er4cittt351: re vit ee4: ThfL ti 111 k''' al iiairiamtll close the Tiger scoring before a hmnecoming trend at 3000 Thy tourthstringer also made good On three extra point tries Auburn's gritty line and alert aidchacks net lig the Ituntto Eduard' aerial attack Early In the Emend period hunt picked all a paw from (lemmas "we Jim Parker an the Amhara 41 end rued 111 yards to the (lemon 41 The senior quarterback badly nhhed threw desperately to Ed wards who snagged the bullet with one hand and 'tampered 20 yards to the Clemson 1 Three plays later little Don Machen wept left end for the score Woodall converted to tie the score 7-7 Moments afterward guard Jerry Gulledge pouneed on fumble by quarterback Joe Anderson on the visitors' 211 Hunt hit Edwards with a 17-yard pass and Daring Dave twisted out of a defender's arms to stumble for a first down on the Mger it Jimmy Burson crached over right guard 11 kiA 77 7100APed '4 Climes I IS is 76 ICU 647 6311 76 27 II Int down Itystiltio verlISIS Posting yardage Posts Pews Intirceptid by Pun rumbles lost Verdi Penske' KRUK Ala Oct 211 Senior hft end Dace Edward defensive giant for two years ex offensively with a pair magic hands today to spark Auburn to a 2411 win over Limn lon Alward a 11 191pounder front Abbeville Alt made three fantastic catches from quarter back Bobby Hunt to set up the Auburn touchdowns in a bitter battle between Southern neigh bora Clemson's first touchdowa came se an 11yard march front the opening kkkoIL Halfback Black twisted over from the 2 on the nth play Lon Armstrong kkked the first of two extra points With less than six minutes left In the game Black returned an Auburn punt 37 yards to the Tiger 11 and four playa later fullback Ron Scrullato banged over left guard from the 1 Sophomore quarterback Woody Woodall tied the Auburn field goal record with a 43-yard boot midway in the third quarter to Ilousitm Is 174 Victim 3 "4- 119 4:6:4: P1)k! Ae(1: Al 7 "TT ly-erwobt 1144 4- 47L groire 14' Ai 1 1 1 wip vta 1-llib do let 4 TIGER MEETS A TIGER Clemson fullback 1: Ron Scrudato is stopped by Auburn's Don Macben i after an 11-yard gain in their inter-conference clash yesterday at Auburn No 88 is Don Downs I out Slier Says: First-110f Listlessness Turns to Second4121f Rout at ()aford OXFORD Miss Oct 28 111 Potent Itlissbsippl launched a massive attack today and the second-ranked Rebels rolled to a 47-0 vktory over outmanned Vanderbilt in a lackluster Southeastern Conference football game The Rebels Marling slower than at any time this 5Ca Mani Phrayad were fn and out sis lass littio punching across one touch- half down in each of the first two periods then picking up the tempo Adams opened a two-touch down barrage in the third quarter against the tiring commodores after intermission with an eight-yard run Griffing passed 22 to Holloway in the same Ole Miss probably looking quarter and In the fourth Elmore ahead to next weeks encounter threw 11 to Smith and ran two with seventh-ranked Louisiana yards Dunn ran 11 yards to wrap State looked lifeless but had too it up much manpower and talent for Vanderbilt End Chuck Templer booted four conversions and Sullivan one The scoring parade featured Coach Art Guepe praised two touchdowns by Reb full- the Rebel team in glowing terms back Billy Ray Adams and one from the dressing room "They each by end Wee Sullivan knit- had too many horses Ole Miss hack A 3 Holloway end Ralph ahmved us acme fast halfbacks Smith and quarterbacks Doug a fine fullback and a great pass-Elmore and Perry Lee Dunn ing team Their line was a solid wall on defense" Adams' 20-Yard run In the first He declined to compare Ole quarter was the longest touch- Miss with undefeated Alabama down play and the score was all which beat Vandl 351 his The 210-pound senior pile- valg3141 7 11 driver intercepted a pass by livasiiss5Isz: 7 runt: WM 1416 Vanderbilt's Hank Lesesne and kick) Adam I run 19612 returned it 25 yards to the Van- riecidirlsWit derbilt 35 Adams carried to the runtellicig Einwitis 2 "Taigorifer 2414 I 1 I instimetedh Ole Miss probably 1 oak in ahead to next week's encounter with seventh-ranked Louisiana State looked lifeless but had too much manpower and talent for Vanderbilt The goring parade featured two touchdowns by Reb back Billy Ray Adams and one each by end Wes Sullivan halfback A 3 Holloway end Ralph Smith and quarterbacks Doug Elmore and Perry Lee Dunn Adams' 20-yard run in the find quarter WAS the longest touchdown play and the score was all his The 210-pound senior piledriver intercepted a pass by Vanderbilt's Hank Lesesne and returned it 25 yards to the Vanderbilt 55 Adams carried to the Trammell Plays Usual Role as Tide Takes 6th Victory 1 I came Just before the Tides first touchdown The Statistics: Alabama lievetea Fird diming 13 14 lashing vireo) 117 56 liaising variant 117 148 Pena 917 1141 Paws 2-17 11-71 Passes Intercepted by 7 2 Pants 6475 2-314 Fumbles kW 1 2 Tara penalized 5 20 ALABAMA I IS 7 0-17 HOUSTON 0 0 I Davis 33: Oliver 5 pass from Trammed Maine kick) Trammell 2 rim Wavle Mal moved to the 2 In two carries Houston threatesed three times A 21yard field goal attempt by nanny Birdwell sea blocked by Billy Richardson The halftime gun halted 23 yard drive at the Alabama 24 and a pass interception by Billy Battle Mopped a 70yard fourth period drive at the Alabama The Cougars contained Ala barna' ground game thoroughly In the first half giving up Only one first down by rushing It Starts on Page 2 It the baseball sense but they gave him a good solid heating that began at 2 and ended at 4:05 when the final gun sounded It was MP of Woo lam'a worst daps He woumi up with a commendable II henrecant in throwing but few of the passes helped the cause The Georgia line harassed him magnificently bringing on three Won fumbles End the other It llsivals contributed three more for Georgia hands Hutchinson the glamor-bay pass a great one he dealt with handsomely tnn If he was flanked wide Georgia would dmp the end off to take him "quick" and the 1 halfback would cover him too New Mexico Clips Wings of AP 21:6 28 on the first play and scored on the next The Rebels added a second-period touchdown on a 12-yarl pass from reserve quarterback Glenn Griffins to Sullivan In the second half it was all Ole Miss although Vandy made its only threat in the third quarter An Ole Miss fumble gave Vandy the ball at the Rebel 12 and halfback Terrell Dye gained to the 7 in two plays but the Rebell took over on downs on their 15 to end it Vanderbilt was never able to move the ban against the Rebel lineup and Ole 31151 played fourth and fiftb-teamers part of the time However starters HOUSTON Oct lit i95 Pat Trammell 'a 193-pound senior passed for one touchdown and ran for another tonight as undefeated Alabama scored its sixth straight victory by defeating the University of Houston 174 Trammell's passes also sparked a 43-ard second-period drive that led to a 33-yard field goal by Tim Davis Shortly after Davis' kick the crimson Tule cut loose with a 12- yard touchdown surge Three Trammell passes accounted for 44 yards including a five-yard tou to Bill Oliver A fumble at the Houston stopped a 72yard Alabama rampage powered by Mike Fracchia in the third quarter Seconds later however the Tide covered a fumble on the Houston 15 Trammell carried over after Fracchia The Statistics: tre AMC Vainly Lint downs IS 5 Rushing warms IA 47 Passing yardage 11 Passes 1431 gle Passes Intercepted 17 1 I Punts 411 1131 7 Furnbits inst 2 1 Yards penalised 71 21 31SU Passes Backfire Miss State Recoups for 23-16 Victory "Wo call it a manandmhalf" explained Coach Griffith "I thought we did a gam! Joh nn him It sorked pretty melt hut I wouldn't want to have to delynxe that fellow every Saturday" Georgia twoteamed Dave Gash the other end who alSn a talented pass catcher They "gave" some ground on running playa but the quick reaction of the line held this to a minimum The Lineups: VANDERBILT Beene Testi 11-44o 11 Ceram Elliott ICrCrea6 artrarue Thereasea C-11railev Thurmond Williams McG4iin Rome Thomas liven Cleveland Sarre Veal Derain Guam Newer Ove Mmes Johnsen mutiny MISSISSIPPI Smith Lanier Oasis Templer McKee Nail Sancta Upchurdt Kimbrell Swim Dickson Rearts Pert Sullivan Iniffir Grsffiig Damn Morris Smith Kinnebrea Tryster Holloway Jetsam Rebels EMMA Halbert ETSC Nips Morehead ALBUQUERQUE Oct 01 (UPI) New Mexico struck for two quick touchdowns in the third quarter today both coming after Air Force fumble to hand the Falcons their fifth defeat in six games 21-11 The fird hail wax a battle of lines The Lobos held a 71 halftime lead on a four-yard run by quarterback Jim Cromartie followed by Ed Meadows' extra point Great defensive play by the Lobos staved off a pair of Falcon threats in the first two quarters The Falcons took the second-half kickoff and started a drive that ended when Terry Isaacson fumbled after being hit by four Lobo tacklers and the Lobos recovered Moments later halfback Bobby Morgan smashed four yards for a touchdown and Meadows kick made it 141 Air Force bobbled the following kickoff and New Mexico recovered the ball to get back in business again Halfback Bobby Santiago leaped high to snare a pass deep In Falcon territory then scored the touchdown a few moments later on a six-yard slant The Falcons scored in the lad minute of the game on a 92-yard drive engineered by Isaacson and the passes of quarterback Allan Marto Isaacson scored on 2 two-yard smash but a pass attempt for two points failed AIR FORCE I I 6 NEW MEXICO I 7 14 0-21 4 rim (Meadows kick) 4 rtm (Maxims kick) 6 run (Meadow luck) 2 rim (miss Wild) Correro for a- two-point conversion and Mississippi State went ahead to stay 8-7 Memphis State and Mississippi State exchanged four pass interceptions Just before the first half ended and Welch made the last one count going 35 yards for a touchdown with a wayward toss by Wright Wallace Rodriguez Jr set up Mississippi Mates third touchdown blocking Russell Vollmers kick The Bulldogs took over nu Memphis States 37 and on the second play quarterback Billy Hill raced 35 yards for the score Memphis State came back to score twice but couldn't overcome the Bulldog lead Jack Carter kicked a 22-yard field goal after the Bulldogs put up a goal-line stand to stop the Tigers who had a first down on the Mississippi State 5 Wright passed it yards to Chuck Brooks for the last touchdown seconds before the game ended 6 Wrestlers in Tag Match Friday Nimaht A 8-man tag match will highlight this week's wrestling show at Chilhowee Park Len Rossi Tex Riley and Joe Lenza will team up against the masked men Mephist and Dante and their new partner Big John Milano In another feature event midgets Tiny Bell and Juan Santana will square off to settle a heated fuss which started on television last night In the other match Ray Samson will meet George Harris Starting time Friday will be 830 pm Personalize 141 Orla ILIA it tiLt Atli Keck Davis COACH CLANTON COLLIER was pretty glum after the show and understandably so "You give up the ball six times on fumbles and get beat kicking and it's pretty tough" said he "We didn't play well at all" Kentucky pmbably suffered a letdown after the Wildcats' great but vain effort to upset MU a week ago KENTUCKY'S most effective runner was Oak Ridge's Howard Dunnebacke who plied up 49 yards in IS carries and caught two passes for 51 yank His aeond cateh was good fur 40 yards and met up the Kentucky touchdown after the Wildcats' trailed by II-7 Woo lum badly rushed1 escaped from his pursuers much Robby Hunt escaped from the Tennessee rushem in the Auburn game Woo Wm consumed sever al seconds looking for a receiver by which time the Georgia defense had broken down entirely The passer finally spotted Dunnebacke down the field and hit him with a beautiful pass LARRY RAKESTRAW Georgia's sophomore quarterback looked like a star of the future His running talent is modest but he does veil with it when he is forced to Ile throws with poise and accuracy And Just as important the Bulldogs performed behind him as if they believed in him Bill 5Ic Kenny the senior left halfback is one of the SEC's most underrated stars He is a good runner great pass-catcher superb pass-defender and tackler He was the side-back assigned to halter Hutchinson and he did a good Job of It Hutch caught four for 51 yards which isn't a big day for him ONE FELLOW who knows the recent history of the Kentucky-Tennessee series remarked as he walked out of the press box "Kentucky looked today like they're already beginning to prepare for the Tennessee game" MEMPHIS Oct (UP1)--Ili5sissippi State cashed in on a pus interception and a blocked kick tonight to defeat Memphis State 2341 and dump the Tigers from the ranks of the unbeaten Halfback Lee Welch scored two touchdowns one on a 35-yard pass interceptionrun to pace the Bulldogs Memphis State took the opening kickoff and drove 70 yards in 11 plays John Griffins took a six-yard pass from quarterback James Earl Wright for the score But pass interceptions and penalties beat the Were It was Memphis State's first loss after ten victories six of them this season Wekh sot both of his touchdowns in the second period The first came on a four-yard pass from quarterback John Correro capping a 50-yard drive that was set op by Randy Hutto's yard punt which put Memphis State on its own IL Memphis State was unable to move and kicked to the 50 from when the Bulldog started their drive Welch took another pass from MSG 7 0 a 6-16 MM STATE 0 16 7 0-73 6 pass from Wright (Car for WW): 4 pass from Carrera (Midi pass from Correia) 35 pow Internetlin (Stacy run) as rtm (Danton kicked) 22 FG 11 Pen from WOG boss (SAW) MOREHEAD Ky Oct 28 t11--- Victory-starved East Tennessee marched 74 yards for a touchdown in the fourth period and defeated Morehead 13-12 in an Ohio Valley Conference football game today Tony Martin bucked over from the 1 with 8:20 remaining in the game for the clincher Harold Baker East Tennessee's leading back threw a 13-yard scoring pass to Floyd Shadrick in the third period FAST TENNESSEE I 7 A-11 MONENFACI 0 A A 0-17 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE We Never Close! almEnummo 525-0486 Service On All Makes Automobiles and Trucks Knoxville Officio! AAA Come TPI Bows to Passes The Statistics: Now Nalco Air Force First downs 15 111 Rustling yordoge 214 192 Passing yardage 33 113 Posses 15 1119 RIMS Intercepted by 1 1 Punts 6407 tad Fumbles lost I 3 Yards penalized 25 25 Football Results Sewanee Rips Centre 410 COOKEVILLE Oct 28 Louisan Tech rode the strong passing arm of quarterback Mickey Slaughter to a 21-10 victory over Tennessee Tech tonight Slaughter ran for two touchdowns and passed for another and completed 18 of 28 passes for 181 yards Ills first tally came on an eight-yard run with the game only moments old and his second in the third quarter on a one-yard plunge Re passed to end Jerry Griffin for the third score Griffin caught 12 passes for 113 yards Tennessee Tech got its 10 points on a 27-yard field goal by tackle Dale Long and a 10-yard run by fullback Ken Fulls Tannins hod 207 yards rushing end only 61 iii pusses while Loulsethe Tech picked ue 124 yerds 1111 the ground and lee in the our TECH I 3 7 -1I TECH 7 7 7-71 run thiesendsr tickl FG 37 TECH-- Fulls IS run (Lem tick) Sioutihts I run (elesender tuck) 6 puss from Sleuehler thlexender tuck) 101 114 At- ---4 14 1 A 4 t4 lz-si I 41-14' 1 Atkh --rt :4 14 At 4 '1T i 1 1 4 41v 4 7 "1- iv ligke i -iik' 44 1 A '''i--1 0 4 11' tit 14 141 7 N'ilt: v''' 4 -c 4- 4' i-) fittip I'' 'v if El I I I ft g' 4L -3 4 l'1 s1 ''s 4 v4x 4 041 I tl'A 1 1 1111 4 I 1)04 11711 'f) 44 14C I 1 -S4'4: ttW1 If 41'kIL toirl-V1 i ti i ttli 'It kia1 I t4 4 i4z x9 4 P'4 Al 444 'At 11 4 I i tk I '''i ltti 4- 11 DANVILLE Ky Oct 28 (4-- The University of the South's unbeaten Tigers scoring their first football victory here in seven years spoiled Centre Colleges homecoming Saturday with a 41-0 romp Fullback Sammy Gill the games leading ground gainer with 101 yards in 22 carries started the rout in the first quarter plunging from the 1 for Sewanee's first touchdown Bill Chasteen followed with the first of his five extra point kicks Larry Majors one of five tailbacks employed by his lather Coach Shirley Majors ran for the next two touchdowns scoring from the 8 and 1-yard lines SEwAmig 7 7 13 11-it CEPOPIE 1 1 1 6- 1 4- I'V'r ve 111 West Haven and Kingsport Teams Divide 2 Games Wed Haven and Kingsport divided a pair of games yesterday in the West Haven Jamboree at Bill Meyer Stadium Kingsport's Moose scored a 121 victory over the West Haven Midgets Steve Harrison running 27 yards and Larry McLaughlin six yards for the touchdowns West Haven's Peewees downed Kingsport's Giants 27-21 Tommy McMahan scored twice for West Haven on and 92-yard end runs: Ronnie Jenkins tallied on a fAllard kickoff return and Jack Brown scored on a 22-yard reverse Jim Norton tallied twice for Kingsport on seven and one-yard dashes and Rickey Salyers got the other one on a five-yard burst Vest Haven's Reds edged the West Haven Lions 6-0 in a Peewee Minor League game 61 Tommy Arrowood's 3-yard end run pro vided the games only touchdown In a Junior Peewee game Saturday morning the West Haven 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football game yesterday at Farragut Chucky Burks aped 25 yards for the first Bearden scare Phil Bal lew dashed 43 yards for the second and Craig Ballew raced 33 yards to round out the scoring Neil Ogg got Farragurs only touchdown on a Myard sprint MANX ROBINSON MARRIES LOS ANGELES Oct iffi Slugging champion Frank Robin-'on of the National League champion Cincinnati Reds married 20-year-old Barbara Ann Cole of Los Angeles today Answer: They both have All Bostonian Footsavers comfort 31)111' feet six ways: Is Heel tredie helps end painful heel shock 2 Wedged Heel helps corned onoonce avenge 3 Arch Shank helps 4 Natural Arch Rise helps give st 5 Bell Joint Pocket gives freedomt where the feet heads Natural Toe Grip gives extra too intim' Clock Runs Out Colgate Slaps Yale for Big 3 'Sweep' r4 0 4 41 vl Tilts ivfirt-Vp sty to from Sr $2995 tits Boyle to trews se M6'1612895 Martin Branch Defeated 99-7 CLEVELLND Miss Oct defense and rolled to 224 victory deign and rolled to ni victory over 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