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v-vr -1r-vNr 1- --t Slate 4 41111HC 3011114 KozarDatte Evans By GEORGE IC LEONARD VanderblIt's 1951 football squad today picked 'Chattanooga's Evans- Ray Bock of Georgia Tech and Jimmy Barton of LW on both platoons of their All-Opponent so-tact ions It is estimated that the Commodem faced approximately 385 players in their 11 games Of them they nominated 112 for either first or mend teilm mention von Tennessee's Andy Kozar sacked' one vote of being a unanimous choice at fullback on the offensive eleven and Volunteer Guard Ted Drifter wius a blanket pick on defense ppone They were the only onee bonored unanimously and were named by Vanderbilt as the best players faced A close second was Jimmy Barton vhsatile LAU halfback Against the Gold and Black Barton tackled ran blocked passed and caught passes punted and returnad punts and brought back all Other opponents figuring In the election an best player faced Included Tackle Lamar Wheat of Georgia Tech: Tennessee's Safetyman-Wingback Bert Rechichar LSU Halfback Jimmy Roahto 1Tennessee Guard Francis Holohan Tenneseett Halfback Herky Payne Chattanooga End Evans and Flor not place any players on defense six player" were selected from Tech Tennessee and Florida Except for Barlett and Rechi Aar few votes were cast for do fensive becks Thus Alabama's Bobby Marlow whe backed tip the line briefly against the Corn moderes and carried the ball 1 nine times for 36 yards was given ens of the poets for having received several motes as an el fnsive man Commodore Quartirback 8111 Wade who has made a number of all-opponent teams himeolf rates Marlow the best player Vanderbilt faced In his career Melbourne Dec '14---ONS)--Ted Schroeder and Tony Trabert downed Sweden's Lennart Berge lin and Sven Davideson today 10-12 6-0 6-3 6-2 to move the United States into the Davis Cup challenge round against Australia Coupled with yesterday's singles victories of Schroeder overt Barplin and 'rrabert over Davidsson today's victory gave the Americans an Insurmountable 3-0 lead in the interzone final and reduced to-morrow's singles matches to the stets of "exhibitions" The Swedes put up gallant bat-1 tle in the first set which went to 10-all before Schroeder a 30-yearold tennis veteran from La Crescenta Calif dropped his service Davideson held his own service to run out the set or row's matches pit Trabert against Bergelin and Schroeder against Davidason The outcome will be of interest only to the extent that the showings of the two Americans may '5 2 DODGE CORONET SEDAN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON ALL MODELS cpmelwanonwINIIIIIIMP y7rterss A 'r --vi i tit 0 I --77 5( A op- jilt 4 lir 0 well determine whether they will carry the lose against Australia or will be replaced by Dick or Vic Belga' The choice of Schroeder and Trabert over Savitt and Sets caused considerable surprise at the time although up to now the de- cision has been vindicated by the fine play of the two Australia today named prank Sedgman Kenneth MacGregor 2 Mervyn Rose and Ian Ayre to face the Americans in the challenge round 'Which begina in Sydney Fisk Plays Tonight The Fisk Bulldogs will be after their third basketball win tonight when they host Alabama State here tonight Tomorrow Light the Bulldogs encounter Morehouse college at At" 1' 7-4 44' 4 '4 '44 24 4' "4 Dee 14 40 4 44 THE NASHVILLiBANNER Friday IT 1 ea' in a ig Davis Cuppers 'L" 1 ''''s 44 i 1 'ic I 4 4 it 4' I 4 1 i 4 I 4 Litton idi Eyes ie I KozarDatterBisi Commodores Ellifilliate we en y- 14 'd Melbourne 13 1-42 TIVin spseti' Evans Bec Barton On Bot ec 1 Nin-Ted well determine whether they will dScowhrnopedd esrw 0 tenni! ternonnityrt BTerratbeellrnt ocar rrwyin tblitesi rleoptile" eadgebi yn erot teAkusstraavitira and Sven Davideson today 10-12 or Vic Seizes: United The choice of' Schroeder and Fast-West States into the Davis Cup lenge round against Australia-- cause considerable sur rise at the ast-West I 6-0 6-3 6-2 to move the chat- Trabert over Savitt -and Seizes 4 i I pponen evens Coupled with yesterday's singles time dalthough up to noPw the de- victories of Schroeder over Bet elision has been vindicated by the rill plin and 'rrabert over Davideson fine play of the two 'By GEORGE LEONARD They were the only nue bon not place any players Slate Vanderblit's 1951 football squad ored unanimously and were named On defense siz playera were se- today's victory gave the Americana Australia today named Frank an insurmountable 3-0 teed in the Sedgmen Kenneth MacGregor ec ennessee and lected fro Th today picked 'Chattanooga's Rufus by Vanderbilt as the best players interzone final and reduced to- Mervyn Hose and Ian Ayre to face Evans-Ray Beck of Georgia Tech faced A clue second was Jimmy Florida Except for Baron and Rechi- morrow's singles matches to the the Americans in the challenge state of "exhibitions" round 'Which beetle in Sydney and Jimmy Barton of LIIII on both Barton' v0rsatile LSU halfback eller few votes were cast for do platoons of their All-Opponent se- Against the Gold end Black Bar- (suit backs Thus Alabama's The Swedes put up is gallant bat' Dec 26 lections ton tackled ran blocked passed Bobby Marlow whe backed up tle in the first set which went to i i It is estmated that the Corn and caught Passes punted and re the line briefly aganst the Corn 10-all before Schroeder a 30-year- i medusa faced aPPresimately 365 turned punts and brought back modores and carried the ball old tennis veteran from LA Cres- 18 iays onght 1 i 1 nine times for 36 yards was giv centa Calif dropped his service players in their 11 games Of kickoffs-that's all vv1-- 4 I these they nom id inated 82 for Other opponents figuring In the on one of the poets for having Daveson held his own service to The Fisk Bulldogs will be after I i th il either first or second team men election as beat player faced In- received several motes as an of run out the set their third basketball win tonight fensive man tomorrow's matches pit Trabert when they host Alabama State 7114 Von eluded Tackle Lamar Wheat of 4 i I 33 Tenneee's Andy Kozar lacked Georgia Tech: Tennessee's Safety- Commodore Quartirback Bill against Bertlelin and Schroeder hero tonight one vote of being a unanimous man-Wingback Bert Rechichar Wade who has made a number of against Devidason 41 cite choice at fullback on the often- LSU Halfback Jimmy Roshto all-opponent teams himeolt rate' The outcome will be of Interest Tomorrow-Light the Bulldogs en0f 1 1 sive eleven and Volunteer GuardiTenneuee Guard Francis Holohan Marlow the beat player Vanderbilt only to the extent that the show- counter Morehouse collet at At- i Ted Defter was a blanket pick on Tennenee Halfback Herky Payne faced in hie career Inge of the two Americans may lanta defense Chattanooga End Evans and nor "t''4-'' wo'r-'' 0 '''Np- 01 52 DODGE COONET SEDAN it 1 I 411 411 i 4 i i i 4- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON ALL MODELS oi '-i 1 -47 l' I i 1 1 lobe i it ''''''''--0010 1 J- 1 4 4 1 et 0 I 4f P' --1- w- i Iv Si 1''' -1 4 -si -t IS 1) 4 4waRlot" i 1- 44 'Memo 7 40 4 ''''0 V-----71 '1 I -----N 1 I1 t' -Kir A t' 'r A14 i I Vanderbilt's At Selections OFFENSIVE ELEVEN Evans Chattanooga and Suck Martin Goorgia Tack Snyder Georgia Tech and Chester Lagod Chattanooga Michs Is Tennessee and Ray Beck Georgia Tech Smith LSU Sullivan Florida Barton LW and Hal Payne Tennessee Fullback--Andy Kolar Tennessee DEFENSIVE ELEVEN Maxwell Mississippi and Rufus Evans 'Chattanooga Whsat Georgia Tech and Charles LaPradd Florida Defer Twine's and Ray Sick Georgia Tech LinebackersOsorge Tarasovic LSU and Larry Morris Georgia Tech Sartori LSU and lobby Marlow Alabama Rechichar Tennessee Vanderbilt's All-Opponent Selections OFFENSIVE ELEVEN Ends- Rufus Evans Chattanooga and luck Martin Georgia Tech Tackles-Lum Snyder Georgia Tech and Chester Lagod Chat- taneoga Guards-John Michels Tennessee and Ray Beck Georgia Tech Center-Charlie Smith LSI" QuarterbackHaywood Sullivan Florida Halfbacks-Jimmy Barton LW and Hal Payne Tennessee Fullback-Andy Kolar Tennessee DEFENSIVE ELEVEN nds--Harold Maxwell Mississippi and Rufus Evans 'Chstta- Tac kles-Lamar Wheat Georgia Tech and Charles LaPradd Florida Guards-Te-d Defier Tennesse and Ray Beck Georgia Tech LinebackersGeorge Tarasovic LSU and Larry Morris Georgia Tech Mallkaolklimrnto Espitsoi I all mod Inakhy Marlaw Alabama Florida De es fer Tennessee and Ray Sack Georgia Ti Kh LinsbackereGeorge Tarasovic LSU and Larry Morris Georgia Sartori LSU and lobby Marlow Alabama Saf Rechichar I 'messes olis eryTl OPS i I I I i i i 3 1 i tgyi I I 1 i KALAIAT "BIG GUN'AS GOPHERg TRIP Ed Ka lafat (23) Minnesota's sophomore center wes a campus hero in Minneapolis today after scoring 38spoints to lead the Gophers to a 61-51 upset over Kentucky last night ferry Mitchell (25) and Dick Means (11) stand by with Kentucky's Cliff Hagan (6) as the grimacing Ka Islet leaps for a try at the basket (AP Wirephoto) KALAIAT "BIG GUN" AS GOPHERS TRIP Ed Kalafat (23) Minnesota's sophomore center was a campus hero i Minneapolis today after scoring 38 points to lead the Gophers to a 61 51 upset over Kentucky last night ferry Mitchell (15) and Dick Means (11) stand by with Kentucky's Ld Ka latat (Z3) Minnesota's sophomore center was a campus hero in Minneapolis today after scoring 38 points to lead the Gophers to a 61-51 upset over Kentucky last night Jerry Mitchell (15) and Dick Means (11) stand by with Kentucky's Cliff Hagan (6) as the grimacing Kalatat leaps for a try at the basket (AP Wirephoto) IMERMitiWildedieNAVMS tucky ida's Quarterback Haywood Sun van Sullivan edged Tech's Darrell' Crawford by two votes as offensive quarterback Seven of the offensive eleven played on three of the five teams which defeated Vanderbilt These were Georgia Tech Tennessee and Florida Tulane and Auburn did 4444 Gophers I(alafa ida's Quarterback Haywood Sun Sullivan edged Tech's Darrell 4' Crawford by two votes as Wen- Seven of the offensive eleven played on three of the five teams Kentucky cage Hopes wwhich defeated Vanderbilt These ere Georgia Tech Tennessee and Florida Tulane and Auburn did Sy EDGAR ALLEN AAP The annual East-Wext cage club eads tonight's 20-game NIL see but the "bargain bill" 2 'slated for Litton where both boys -and' girls games will have an important bearing on the 19th Dio trict nee Goodiettiville'S surprising Tro- 'Ian sextet faces Its' toughest test of the season when it books up with oncebeaten Litton in the "'first game at 2:30 o'clock while -the Trojan boya hope to keep in 19th District warfare against the ptwiee-beaten Lion quint Goodlettsville's girls have yet to meet a foe as strong as Coach "dosses Carney's Lionesses and it wouldn't be too surprising to see Gallatin Readers wind UP with the 1951 NIL championship Only game they've lost thus far was a 37-35 decision to Hillabero when they blew a two-point lead in tbe final 30 seconds after lead- Jog 21-12 at halftime and bolding the edge most of the way The Trojans may have a pair of forwards to compete with Litton's Catherine Burrus and Glenda Compton in Mickey Schleicher and Shirley Tomlin but Litton's overall experience and balance Is ex pected to see the Lionesses through Ito victory and throw the girls' standings into a scramble Litton's boys have been in-andout thus far losing to Hillsboro and Central while beating Lebanon joeiton and Donelson A loss tonight to the once-beaten 'Trojan -will virtually chill any hopes the Lions might have enNrtainad of being a title contender this winer Goodlettaville losing only a 40- 43 decision to du Pont needs the game to keep pace with the undefeated aulldngs and if high-scorIng Bob Harris and Ken Fliqua 1-2 in NIL scoring are in form it could result in a Trojan victory West will furnish East with its first real teat of the young season Is tho past the Gray Eagles have seldom played a good game in the Blue Jay gym (few teams do in fact) and they may find it much fdllferent than the larger playing surface of their own Albert -E tHill Gymnasium 4 West which has lost twice In four starts still promises to cause trouble with its ball-con tstrol club but the Blues must discover some shooting punch to figure 'as a serious contender Thus far the offense has nettt lied only 24 39 and 31 points againgt NIL competition Eastwill have an edge on the ---11cardilonight mainly because of ix-foot three-inch "John Kirkwood--and if they should happen go'be hitting the Blue Jay hoops '-It could be a crackerjack ball game Twenty gamee re on tonight's Progrillp -with such tussles as Cohn-Ifsran Donelson-du Pont and Cumberland-Central promising to prove interesting while many eyes be on 'Jnelton's home court where Mt Juliet's Charles (Booty) Cummings makes his first start Since breaking the single-game -scoring mark with tS points against Antioch Tuesday Vs Clitodietteville at Litton Denelson at Du Pent IV Cumberland at Central (2) Bellevue et Antioch (2) Blount Juliet st lemitels Alumni at Eillisbore Partiand at Hendersonville Cohn at Siorinstield (this) i Vast at WesC Cohn at Father Rsa Dunes at Howard north at Tin MBA at BGA i- -e Sy EOM At The annual Ea teed' tonight's alon but the 'slated for Litton -and' girls games portant bearing trict lam Goodlettiville'e Ian sextet faces of the season 1 with oncobeate first gams at I -the Trojan boys Jleth District we twice-beaten Lie Goodlottsvills' to moot a too si -Josses Carney's wouldn't be too the Gallatin with the 1951 Only garne the was a 37-35 dec when they blew Jongtb2n1-12'finnalt 3hnals1 Jthorwe eadrgdes tinstooeoml5 Ca' TthbeeriTnr: -Compton in did Shirley Tomlin all experience a pected to see the Ito victory and standings into a rLittons boys I out thus far lo and Central wl non joeiton a Joss tonight to 1Trojabit will vi hopes the Lions "-ortained of be tender this wine w-- Goodlettaville 48 decision to de game to keep defeated-Bulldog Inc Bob Harris 1-2 in NIL escort! -could result in a -West will furn first real test of In thee past the seldom played a Blue Jay gym loot) and they fdaterent than ti oarface of thele e-Hill Gymnasium West which I iour starts st cause trouble strol club but discover some sl figure 'as a as Thus far the i teed only 24 34 against NIL co Eastawill have ----Scardi tonight ix-foot three-le wood-dend if the tutting the It could be a game Twenty gamee progresh1- -with Cohn-Man Done Cumberland-Cent prove interesting be on Joeit evbere Mt Jullet'l Cummings make Pince breaking acoAng mark against Antioch Clisodiettaville at I Donelson at Du Cumberland at teller et Anna Mount Juliet at Alumni at Hilishe Portland at Deng Cohn at agringii 1 4 'Past 'WesC enDithnaegwal'estraDtheewrk! North at TOL MS at DOA 11 sa ti way a (2) al 424 2) l( 3) (2) Irwin (2) (11111)- 4 i Th Ily EDGAR ALLEN annual At as-Weet cage club 'leads tonight 20-game NIL seg 'ion but the "bargain hill Is 'slated for Litton where both boys on the th have an 19t ahn Dire- trict lane Goodiettiville'S surprising' Tro- Ian sextet faces Its tougheat test the season when it hooks up with ncebeaten Litton In the Afirst game at 730 o'clock while -the Trojan bort hope to keep In Ilith District warfare against the ptwiee-beaten Lion quint Goodlettsville's girls have yet to meet a foe as strong as Coach "dosses Carney Lionesses and it wouldn't be too surprising to 'see the Gallatin Readers wind UP with the 1951 NIL championship Only gargle they've lost thus far 1PIts a 37-33 decision to HillabOro when they blew a two-point lead in the final 30 seconds after lead- Jog 21-12 at halftime and bolding the edge most of may the ave wa pair of The Trojans a Jorwards to compete with Litton's -Compton in chleich Catherine Burrus and Glenda Shirley Tomlin but Litton Mickey Ser and 's over- all experience and balance Is ex a pected to see the Lionesses through The 1952 Dodge cars have improvements and refinements inside and out including new upholstery fabrics new wheel covers and hub caps a new tall light assembly and modified front grille Dodge Tint Safety Glass windows and windshields are an optional feature AU 1952 model Dodge can have water-proofed ignition systems electrical windshield wipers and Chi flow shock absorbers come in today! Coodlettsville Tenn Phone 9-2806 new up A A )i Pne 9-2806 Steel Bowl Birmi kg ham Dec Bethune-Cookman College of Daytont Beach Fla and Texas College of Tyler Texas were named today to play In the revived Steel Bowl football contest In Birmingham on Jan in front 4343 The teams traded baskets on almost even terms the rest of the way with the Gophers maintaining the upper hand Kentucky was hampered by the fact that Frank Ramsey and Cliff Hagan fouled out in the third quarter and Shelby Linville had to play cautiously to avoid the same fate Bobby' Watson was high man for Kentucky with 16 points The Wildcats must now re-gather their forces for a meeting at Lexington Ky next Monday with St John's the nation's third-ranked team The Wildcats are anxious to rebound because a win Monday would give them 100 straight victories on their home court wildcats must now re-gather their for for a meeting at Leging- ton KY next Monday with St John' th nation's r-nked team The Wildcats ar anxious thie dra to rebound because a win Monday would give them 100 straight vio- tories ori their home court 1 I By JOHN GRIFFIN New York Dec 14---IIP)---The myth Of Kentucky's basketball Invincibility was shattered today by a fired-up Minnesota team led by a rampaging sophomore center In an upset that shook the court world Minnesota's Golden Gophers came roaring back from a six-point deficit at halftime to beat Kentucky ranked the No 1 team In the nation 01 to ST last night in Minneapolis And Soph Center Ed Kalafat was the big big reason for the surprise The Gopher pivot man whipped 30 points through the nets nearly half of his teams total and helped Min-resets dominate both backboards Kentucky ranked the No 1 team In the nation 61 to 57 last night in Minneapolis And Soph Center aEd on Kalafat was the big bi res for the surprise The Gopher pivot man whipped 30 points through the nets nearly half of his team's total and helped Min- 'moots dominate both backboards throughout the furiously-played oecond half There was no doubt that the absence of seven-foot Bill Spivey Kentucky's All-American center who has a knee injury was a big help to the Gophers but ft wax a brilliant performance by Ka latat none the less "He faked well and- was shifty for a big man" admitted stunned Kentucky Coach Adolph Rupp at ter the defeat 1 Rupp observed that "it might have been different" if Spivey had been able to play and he also opined that "I thought the offidale called them a little too close on us in the first half" Kentucky had a 33-27 lead at the half but Kalatat's 12 points in the third quarter put Minnesota out er the defeat' Rupp observed that nit might have been different" if Spivey had opined that "1 been able to playth ught and be also the offi- dale called them a little too close on us in the first half" Kentucky had a 33-27 iead at the half but Kalatat's 12 points in the third quarter put Minneaota out CLARKSVILLE Harper Furniture Company 123 South Third EAU i AT '011 alli nolzo al Vn DEAL i 0 teamsCLARKSVILLE II narper Furniture Company i NcAA Mr Irk 111 rian US South Third 4- A LEBANON f- II 0 I' Adams Sons elpe lin otball 10111EIPPOID ff MURFREESBORO Craddock Home Auto Home Furnituri Company SHELBYVILLE Greenfield's Maytag Sales Service Co SPARTA MURFREESBORO Craddock Home Auto Home urniture Company 4 La SHE' YVILLE reenfield Sales 's ay Maytag i SIMI' ice Co gw aI o' SPARTA The other high-ranked teams however scored easy victories last night The Oklahoma Aggies rated No 7 trounced Loyola of Los Angeles 73 to 41 and New York University ranked No 18 routed Colgate 78-66 Defending champion Hemline won its opening game in the NAIR pre-Christmas tournament at Kansas City Mo burying Washburn 103-68 while in other guarter-finat games Springfield beat Kearney Neb Teachers 82-50 Eastern Illinois downed Emporia State 88-74 and Regis beat Southeastern Oklahoma 69-55e KENTUCKY 0 7 PT TP insyllits 1-e 1 4 2 TtioraPhaloa 2 4 I Hakim I 4 4 12 Ramsey I 3 Whitaker 3 3 1 9 Hagan 4 4 Ramsey 3 Whitaker 3 3 1 9 0ENT0cLit 0 ry Tri litellio 1-e ji 8 4 2 Toloropotdos 2 1 2 4 T4 1 3-121 -19 The other high ranked however scored easy victories last night The Oklahoma Aggies rated No 7 trounced Loyola of Los Angeles 73 to 43 and New York University ranked NO 18 routed Colgate 78-66 Defending champion Hamline won its opening game in the NAIR pre-Chriatmas tournament at Kan burnsas City Mo burying Wash- 103-68 while In other roar- ter-final games Springfield -beat Kearney Neb Teachers 82-50 Eastern Illi nois downed Emporia State 88-74 and Regis beat South- eastern Oklahoma 69-55e KENTUCKY 0 7 PT TP IllcUINNVILLE Reed Travis 6 Orsborn A Cowden Furniture Company 4 McMINNVILLE A OrsbOrn Cowden Furniture Reed Travis Company New York Dec NCAA plan for controlled television helped football attendance a United Press survey revealed today In 1950 there was unlimited televising of football games In 1951 the NCAA permitted only a peep a week The national result was only an increase of 03 of a per- centage' point but the big drops of 455737 fans for aix games Tbe attendance breakdown: were in areas not affected by tele- vision South only an increase of 03 of a per- centage' point but the big drops of 455737 fans for Aix game The attendance were In areas not affected by tele- i vision South New York Dec NCAA plan for controlled television Iped football attendance a United Press survey revealed today In 1950 there was unlimited televising of football games In 1951 NCAA permitted only a peep a week The national result was In an ea nt 01 AT a 'non-( IN ELECTnic flAtiG EXTRA FEATURE FOR YOUR COIIVEI 1951 1954- In the East where there'll the most television attendance sneaked up 02 per cent In the Midwest where there's also a lot of television it went up 170 per cent Games At Games AM Alabama 141600 1 184000 Auburn 1 434311 2e311 Memos 4 on500 444410 Davidson 14000 Icoon Duke 4 178000 1100108 Florid 8 186000 370807 Furman I 81500 Georgia 108000 I 723000 Georg ia Terb 7 209000 183000 Kentucky Leen 7 1190000 La $tate 719090 8 159887 La $tate Maryland HUMS Watson 1 1 11 grans 0111 0 Totals 15 20 57 Totals 15 2017 MINNESOTA 'Ir PP TP Oelle 5 3 11 Means 1 4 7 Kaistat 4 4 30 Mitchell 0 2 5 2 Mencell 2 2 a 2 Reed I 0 3 Anderson a 0 2 Totals 33 15 10 81 Kentucky IS 14 10 14-57 Minnesota 13 15 II 18-01 Free throws missed: Linville Tsioroooulos Ratan Ramsey 2 Watson 2 Evans )(Meat 2 Mitchell 2 Monad Reed Attendance: 7203 Nearly 3000 seats are set aside VPI Forest 31040 24'4" for bandsmen who will play 'dor- Wake 37 see 14a4h A Les 220441 2 3 11900 ing the-halftime 'show at the 18th Wm Mary 4 42410 3 32400 Totals 133 2354034 tat 2144012 ennui! Orange Bowl grid classic A aaaaaa gourd rtIN 20421 Pereeetare et Initeese: 412L New Year's Day 14-8 4 1 Geerele tech the -(- IFII al pa Plc- k-1 'A- --) wWhoitaLtertg 0 a I It 2 fs er In the Bast here here there'll 1951 '1959 XV-Ina 1 ROUSS Games Att Gamee Att moat television attendance Sneak- Alabama 4 18140 7 ed up 02 per cent In the Mid-- Auburn 1 436311 2 29311 js 4 ait500 4 44Moo 1r Pir Tr () 1 Davidson 8 15000 13000 octe 1 I I 3 11 4 west where there's also a lot of 1 tam 4 1-Mme 114 television it went up 176 per cent Piorids 8 188900 1 37311e3 tItantsatt Furman 4 SIAM I itil'500 Mitchell 2 olmrgia 11013006 mentel a 123090 I 2 2 0 7 200000 7 153000 Reed 0 I 3 2' Restock 7 111999 7 188400 Anderson 1 0 2 ii1 La State 4 7 22999 S' 1599017 1rIg'riall-ws ELECTIIIIC rzAriG 4 narrisa4 it31os 3 mart Toteln 31 9 14 81 It rlir1 Kentucky IS 111 7 11 39:7041 I i tro Minnesota 13 is Is 18-61 mtgs strte 4 North Carolina 2 211219)0 2 i 191508 tree throw missed: Linville Tsioro- 1 l'' () i'll'itAmCoanra SLat ft 11 i36116 glerlr latzig' LI 2r(tactitna 2 smile csrelani 6 7766ed A Ilene" Reed Attendance: 203 7 i f4 Tennessee 78 140494 2 7 199 '243 ono 202337 7 290243 'i Vander 6 54100 li2eolo 'Ic Ile 2 Nearly 3000 seats are set aside EXTRA FEATURES FOR YOUR COIIVEtiEliCE wmtt bilt 2 i 2'52 2 11'64w) for bandsmen whn WM 1)I11dur- ralketeees-e 1 ''11110001" 1 227401: ensmmji512-14) "ash Les 2 temo 2 ilsoo log the halftime show at the 13th -5w wTmettlemsr7 2344r4 131 ear44(klets anuusi Orange Bowl grid classic rt- -441i')'-- it' I A reed rtIN 2cssi CA---- New Tear' Da)? II I Cc I -4' 1 4 In the Far Weld and South where there wattlimited television the West teams jumped 499 per cent and the Southern teams 600 per cent Those figures woulti indicate that a little television didn't hurt But the big drops in non-television areas tend to show that TV didn't keep many folks sway from the games Instead other factors did In the southwest TV is no problem because the NCAA TV games didn't reach that area Attendance fell 122 per cent In the Rockies the picture is the same because there's-only one TV station im the whole area The drop was an alarming 1817 per cent In the midlands where there are few stations and sets the fall was 1501 per cent Princeton pretty much held its own over the previous year drawing 168973 for six games against 190482 for seven games last year Michigan State drew 200000 for five games against 227526 last year for six Kentucky jumped from 199000 to 211000 for seven games Maryland jumped from 98347 to 122106 for five games Ohio State set an all-time recordl etation in the whole area The drop an alarming 1817 per wits cent In the midlands where there' are few stations and gets the fail Was 1501 per cent Princeton pretty much held its own over the previous year draw- inr 168 973 for six game against 4 190482 for geven game last year Michigan State drew 200000 for five game against 227526 last year for six Kentucky jumped from 199000 to 211000 for 'gegen games Maryland Jumpd from 98347 to ee 122108 for five games Ohio State set an all-time record limitd tclevision the in the Far Weet and South where there waft West teams jumped 499 per cent and the Southern team 600 per cent I- Those figurea woulti indicate that a little television didn't hurt But the big drops in non-tele- folks away man TV didn't keep vision areas tend to show that from the games -Instead other factors did In the southwest TV 141Th 210 problem because the NCAA TV games didn't reach that area Attendance fell 122 per cent In the Rockies the picture is the same because there's-only one TV station In the whole area 'The 11111 11 E9 in II MO E3 ik C3 0 to El 0 en 0 CI ci 0 l' Et 0 CI 112S 2221 Coflege Baskitball the Associated tress) '110 NYC 78 Colgate fit Manhattan 44 Texas AhM 41 Minnesota Ii Kentucky 57 Wiseensin Loyola of the Segni 41 Piradley euth Dakota 85 Michigan State 5 Denver 41 Oklahoma AM Los Angeles Loyola Missouri 48 New Mello AhM Indiana State 7 (mitten(' City 57- Ohio Univ 87 Ohio Wesleyan Miss State ht Titian ga Louisiana 51 Mississleal St Union (Tenn) g8 Siothel tTenn) 78 Texas Tech 0 State Maryville IT) St Velvets Memorial 111 Furness ta Wofford 77 Williams anti Mart la Virginia Military Meet Virginia gg aleilmund Murree 1Ky) 71 Morehead iffy) Vert Anse 87 Georgetown (Ky) Cam tlemie 65 Wake Faregt Ailments State (Flagstaff) 81 hew Mexico Highlands ga WAIN TOVINIY Zachtwo' VlInIa 18 limped (K0) Hilda 74- sefienthises4 KeliellOY 3 Ratio Mk Iteuitleanters 111 Hamlin Washburn et 11005116112 CONIZRENCI 1 Masehester Maneeer Kariba ma Anderson Indiana Central al Nuatingten ei -rag 1" t-es 171 1 MMMMM MO 16 1 06115 Mary V1110 (Tom) at use la memorial Farman 8a Wattal0 71 min' Williams and Alger 84 Virginia iary 63 West Virginia Iliellwrol 73- marrow IKy) 71 Morehead (IGO 42 Port Knox 47 shhur wGeorgeto Wn ray 7a Came 844 ea Wake rarest ISL' 0 claans SI' Maim Highlands 49 NAPS TOUSNIT-7 Peahen Illinois IL Zgamoris Mae PState 74- i gesencY 1 Bambino 11e mi geatitemitern bino les ae ea coNtsmiNcs i Manehester v- Hanover I Earths es Atiderson 62 Indiana Central fel Huntington WC 'i V'f 1 liege Bal toy this Agee NTV 78 Colgate Manhattan 44 Teal Minnesota al New Wisconsin MI Levi Drain 11 Smith Michigan State Mi Oklahoma AIM 78 Missouri 48 New Indiana Mate 77 Ohio Univ 87 Ohl Miss State 88 Tit VV Lenielang fit Union (Tems1 SI I Texas Tech 0 Maryville (Tenn) I OIL Furman liA Motto Williams sad San Parr Wert Virginia AL Murray lity) 71i I Port Knox 87 Om Cam Wean Arisen's State (I Mexico Highlands 48 DAIS 7( State 74- i liontkWesi St7W'Oorl Roe Mk Southeast Bamtino In Wash 1 Booms C4 Manehoater Ha Partisans es seden Indiana Central fet etball ed tress) im 41 45' 8 27 the 9le tots over 3s es 1252 Cl Cit Al esisslew at el Orman) 71 tineeln seamen4a1 -Tailororl 'of long- I wearing gabardino lo a a tepidly 4 fly titeneeallei front -o UssYour Credit PAY 'r Weekly Monfhly Semi-Monthly big' range value banquet oven 7speed controls and super speed surface heat A- world of tooking pleas tire for you for only MODEL I 7-SPEED PUSH BUTTON COOKING Choose the exact heat you fisted at the push of a button: Controls located out of the steaming zone Imagine the convenience of automatic push-button cooking! The efficiency of exact 7-ipeed surface units end the economy of the 6 qt Kooken All these ad- vantages can be yours in this value priced Gibson EM 'BANQUET OVEN' Big enough to bake a complete meal at Otto time Thickly Insulated to keep kitchen cork': Reversible shelves for baking convenience oan Ok da gik at a ating Sy DR 1IIKENHOUS Heralded as the' coming national Champion in pre-seutin predictions Tennessee lived up to its promise by finishing on top in the Litkenhous Difference by Score Ratings The Volunteers ended with a final rating 'of 1140 which bettered by- 54 the mark earned by the 1950 charripion Oklahoma Only 21 points behind the champion' were their'Stigar Bowl opponents Maryland The Terrapins of Jim Tatum were rated at 1119 to hold a-comfortable margin over Michigan State Which had a figure of 1062 The Sooners' bid for 'a second successive title short by four places while California was fifth at 1044 Just a whisker behind California was Georgia Tech (1041) in sixth and Baylor (1040) in -seventh Tennessee had won a Litkenhous Ratings championship in 1938 the Volunteers were runner-up in 1950 1940 and 1939 Here are the final ratings: Tennessee 1141 47 Colorado 118 1' ta Coleste 2 7 44 Georgia 875 es Yale 1 Maryland 724 ea Navy CIC et Lows Les Ant 721 3- m15111555 State 1061 50 Mississipil 1171 97 TYler 211 '4 Oklahoma 1046 Cl Duke 0611 at Tempi 717 California -1044 52 Tulane 8881 99 Oregon 71 2 Georgia Tech 041 53 Mamuette 11611100 Toledo 712 5 7 latior 54 Boston 8511 101 Louisville 710 11 Illinois 55 Indiana 157 102 Colorado SAN 70 9 WilICOnSin 44 10210 58 Villannve 840 103- George Washlon 70 4 111 Kentucky 102111 57 Wake Forest 83 7 104 West Virginia 701 II Stanford 58 Pittsburets A' 831 105 Missieelont Son 558 12 UCLA 1019 $9 Columbia 129 106 Kansas State 691 13 Teats 101 1 CO Penn State S79 107 Utah 693 Notre'Ditate -tat) et Santa Clara 82 8 110 Detroit 177 Missisaluni 999i 82 WYOMing 826 III North Cu St 1172 18 Southern 'Calif 990 83 Houston 824 112 Idaho 672 5' 17 Texas Christian 974 64 Bucknell 34 119 Utah State 453 18 Southern Meth 97 7 65 Syracuse 821 120 St Bonaventilni 44 Princeton 975 88 Washlon Lee 822 121 San Jose State 64Pl 20 Texas SAM 974 Cl North Carolina 820 122 Harvard 3 6461 21 Holy Cross 066 84 South Carolina 820 126 Brown 640 22 Washington St eta 69 Iowa Cl 4 132 Arizona 61 i 23 Washineton 948 70 North TeXas 818 133 Murray KY 61-4 24 Xavier 943 71 Daiton 817 137 Lehigh 501 15 Oregon State 94 72 Pordham 117 138 San Diego Ot 007 20 Arkansaa 972 73 Auburn 804 139 middle Tenn 608 27 San Francisco 0311: 74 tow State 797 let Citadel se 28 Rice 9371 7S Minnesota 79 146 Marshall 59 2 29 Michiean 934 74 Arizona Tem 790 151 'astern Ky 580 314 Virginia 111i 77 Denver i 160 Brigham TOW) '542 11 Ohio Stale 93 0 Hardin Simmone 787 177 Tennessee Tech 14 2 32 pliss 127 79 Dartmouth 783 204 Western Ity 407 33 Wane- State 428 CO Drake 713 235 Florence Alt 441 34 incinnest 923 81 Chattanooga Ill 313 Morehead Li 402 31 Florida 51 2 82 Memphis State 781 344 Sewnee 371 38 Alabama efts- 113 Miami Ohio 785 386 AusUn Pear 327 37 Purdue 10 84 Oklahoma sAtt4 751 355 Etat TA544114AA 31'1' 38 Kansas 908 MI Boston College 51 40i 1ivingstoa Ala 312i 3 Pennsylvania' 1104 Misacouri 749 433 Centre 48 Texas Tech DO 4 07 Arkansas Stain 74 31442 Jaeksmitille Ala 271 41 Miami Florida 891 Se Del May 743111171 Carson Newman 2n5 42 Vanderbilt 4193 Mt Arm 74 11 5s5- Itivasseti 184 43 morthwestent its cot Putters 74 0 i000 mamma Tenn 15 2 44 Cornell 000 II William 4 Mail ts: me Trot Ala 1 A 44 elotrnann Ild as se es i titSa irriniotob IP' collage 3 3 1zi3 13n1011 1E1111 33 SI labrasks 1101051 lethal Taos ILA AksAbnim I -'-------7 ----sleb 1 5 4 os Top I 4 A a Sta -100 8 21 7 104 We 142i V1 110 'r -0 I I 1 ea (enhous- Ratings 5- DR e- E11IKENHOUS 'BANCIUET OVEN- Heralded aa the' coming- national tbampion -in pre-seutm pre- I Bg enough to bake dictions Tennessee lived up to Its promise by finishin on top in you PUSH of time Thickly Insulated to BUTTON COO the Litknhous Difference by Score Ratings The Volunteers ended i- 1 i with a final rating -of 1140 which bettered by SA the mark earned Choose the exact heat complete meal at oito- by the 1950 champion Oklahoma-- 4 their '''ttgar Bowl vo I -0-7 Only 21 points behind the champion were opponents Maryland The Terrapins of Jim Tatum were rated at a 4 kses kitchen cork Re- 1 1119 to hold comfortable margin over Michigan State Which bad cZ5) 0 button Controls located a figure of 1062 The Sooners' bid for 'a second successive title fell 0 ''''''k' Gabardine short by' four places while! 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