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THE- NASHVILLE BANNER sat Oct i0 44---' THE NASHVILLE BANNER sat Oct 20 7 S'' Can "IP 1 0 1 r- 07 13) dB 1 4 '011 1 1 111) 11 t'l LC OA i I ibany ory UT II II 1r 0- MNEEENIEN Now 1111 el 1 By GEORGE LEONARD (Banner Sports Writer) recently as two years ago in this very city in the University of Tennessee's home stadium on Shielne-Watkins Field Alabaraa scored a decisive 27-0 victory over the Volunteers It was antazing the onesidedness of it great dial more astonishing than that has happened in the fairly short interim between that football game and the one to be played this afternoon which finds Tennessee a 21-point favorite Alabama has hot won on any gridiron since the above mentioned data not aince Oct 16 1954 Suppose a foOtball fan out of touch with 'sports in the intervening period were to return (say from Timbuktu or western Brazil) today and you told him that the Crimson Tide nad lost 16 straight games and gone 19 without a victory Why he'd burst out laughing in your face and say 'Yes and Slippery Rock won the national championship and went to the Sugar Bowl I know" Can you imagine Tennessee or Georgia Tech or Ole Miss slip By GEORGE LEONARD ping so far? Yet how could such a thing be any more fantastic than Alabama's dizzy fall? But there'll come a day and that is what worries Alabama's opponents including Tennessee here today The Tide isn't likely to be obliged to bear the humiliation of two consecutive winless seasons Alabama has played and lost three games this year but has shown improvement each week It's a big hard-hitting team It remains eager for the taste of triumph Convincing proof of that was the 245 yards rushing and 21 first downs amassed in the 23-6 defeat by Texas Christian last Saturday You don't do that against Tctr or anybody without a desire to win Coach Ears Whitworth says' "The defense against Tell' was by far the beet we have had We're getting better" Whitworth made several late week changes in his lineup Sophomore Dive Sington son of All-American Fred Sington will start his first game at right tackle replacing Glenn Graham Robert Bookmeler another sophomore will replace Don Holcomb at left guard Senior Max Kelley will open at fullback in place of Don Kinderknecht ping so far? Yet how could such a thing be any more fantastic opponents Including Tennessee here today The Tide isn't likely to be obliged to bear the humiliation of two consecutive 'winless seasons Center John Snoderly end Ralph Blalock and guard Phil Clark didn't make the trip due to injuries Tackle Jim Cunningham 205- pound co-captain who hasn't played a minute all year hurt his ankle Wednesday and is still on the doubtful list though in uniform If the Tide can ever mesh an effective passing attack with its solid running offense a victory will be fashioned Just last week the TCIJ Horned Frogs intercepted six throws behind intended receivers Hugh Faust Knoxville businessman who formerly coached at and now scut for the Volunteers as a sideline in the fall observed Alabama in early games and reports all they really needis finesse And when they finally get some breaks they're going to be tough enough and good enough to win some football Alabama possibly will start a backfield of Charles Nelson quarterback Jim Loftin and Don Comstock halfbacks and Kelley at fullback Halfback Jerry McBee a junior from Birmingham left the team this week It was rumored on the campus he might go to a Colorado school to play football Center John Snoderiv end Ralph Blalock and guard Phil Clark ankle Wednesday and is still on the doubtful list though in uni- form If the Tide can ever mesh an effective passing attack with It 'Undefeated Tennessee lost end Edd Cantrell for the season with a back initry sustained while making a block in the Chattanooga And 'whether the volunteers will have tailback Johnny Majors at thecoritrols today is questionable Majors heading for possible All-America honors while his dad Shirley Majors continues to Compile an almost incredible coaching record at Huntland High (it's 67-1-1 since the start of the 1950 season) may play this afternoon He suffered a severely bruised shoulder against Duke Oct 6 after making two quick touchdowns With Majors missing from the key single wing spot fullback Tommy Bronson has become the leading ground gainer with 228 yards net in 35 carries for a 65 average 11ajors has racked up 153 yards rushing in 21 tries from scrim- mage (a 73 average) and added 130 passing Al Carter has played creditably in his stead Best individual average is owned by Bill Anderson with 165 yards per clip on eight reverses which with his fine speed he runs extremely well His total is 132 yards Anderson and end Buddy Cruze are what help make the aerial attack click the former with two grabs for 63 yards and the wingman with six for 104 yards Undefeated Tennessee lost end Edd Cantrell for the sPason with Majors at thecontrols today is questionable Majors heading for possible All-America honors while his dad Shirley Majors continue to Compile an almost incredible coaching the 1950 bruised fullback with 228 crLm played Nth 165 peed be and end former la yards Vanderb 77 9 ro 31k42t1 141- 1 1 A :4 i 1 7 i 'i 'i 7) '44J'' 1 i te :1 SIDELINES Eagles Giants Can Snarl NFL Eastern Division On Sunday Cil 0 I Li Ji 1- I 06 1 i 0 Giants Can Eagles Snarl "'I-FL Eastern 4 -t -A -4 I i 41 'vision On Su 1 The Alma Mater Tune Florida Is SEC Foe At Homecoming Connnodores' Don Orr Out I By DUDLEY GREEN WHEN THE TIME comes to sing Alma Mater between halves at Dudley Field today the Vanderbilt crowd will come forth with "On The City's Western Border" Two other Southeastern Conference members Alabama and Georgia use the same tune as do dozens of other colleges and no telling how many high schools Originally the song was "Annie Lisle" a rather-mushy ballad of War Between the States days according to musique critique Roberto Sebastian Phillips of the Birmingham Post Herald Nobody seems to know which college has prior claim to the tune but certainly it must have been used first in the East I always had credited it to Cornell where the title is "Far Above Cayuga's Waters" However I'm told that Syracuse also has a claim the name there being the less-famous "Where The Vale of Onondaga The words to Vanderbilt's Alma Mater were composed in the early 1900's by a great all-round athlete Bob Blake of the class of 1907 Other college songs of which "Annie Lisle" is the musical base are: "Close Beside the Winding Cedars (Michigan State) "Close Beside Cuyahoga's Waters (University of Akron) 'On the Shores of South Carolina (The Citadel) "Far Above the Walnut Valley" (Southwestern) "Living Symbol of Our City" (University of Toledo) "Midst the Mountains of the Westland" (Seattle Pacific) "Where the Hills of Pennsylvania" (Washington and Jefferson) "Where the Blue Ridge Yawns Its Greatness" (Clemson) At Vanderbilt main change in the singing of Alma Mater over the past 30 years is that the sopranos altos and tenors are etv drowning out the basses Other college songs of which "Annie Lisle" is the musical base are: Close Beside the Winding Cedars (Michigan State) "Close Beside Cuyahoga's Waters (University of Akron) 'On the Shores of South Carolina (The Citadel) "Far Above the Walnut Valley" (Southwestern) Living Symbol of Our City (University of Toledo) "Midst the Mountains of the Westland (Seattle Pacific) son) "Where the Hills of Pennsylvania" (Washington and Jeffer- "Where the Blue Ridge Yawns Its Greatness" (Clemson) At Vanderbilt main change in the singing of Alma Mater over the past 30 years is that the sopranos altos and tenors are drowning out the basses erv I' e-et t- (it e- 'ts i 0' I 7 e-e 'i '-'7 -4 as 1--- ''c e- '4 s- e' i 1 1 (By The Associated Press) The Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants can throw the National Football Leagues Eastern Conference into a 3-way deadlock for first place Sunday as all 12 teams in the loop play their fourth game of the regular season Only two teams remain Chicago Cardinals and Detroit the Cards invade Philadelphia to meet the Senators surprising Eagles who are tied for second place with the Giants each 2-1 for the year Detroit leads the Western Con- To Stay In ference also unbeaten in three games and a tie could develop Tr as inn in that division too It would re- quire a San Francisco victory 6ton over the Lions at Detroit coupled with a victory by the Bears over the Baltimore Colts at Chicago The Bears are 2-1 Washington The Wash-The 49ers however don't look ington Senators will be back at like the team to stop Detroit the same old stand next year right now while the second place The club's five voted sears are favored over Balti- unanimously Friday to stay here more in spite of an early season after two weeks of talk that win by the Colts over Chicago Washington's American League 28-21 baseball franchise would be The Chicago Cardinals transferred to another city sparked by rambling 011ie Mat- Afterward Ca Iv in Griffith son and the Philadelphia Eagles of the Senators said we will stay here the rest of are even money and take your pick Chicago trounced Wash- our lives The decision came after many ington's winless Redskins last baseball followers here had be- week 31-3 while Bobby Thome- come convinced the Senators sons passes helped down the probably would be playing out Pittsburgh Steely's 35-21 of Los Angeles next season New York v-hich whipped the Published reports had plc-defending Champion Cleveland tured Griffith as anXi()113 to move Browns 21-9 when Alex Webster to a city where his club could scored three touchdowns are the make more money And it was choice over the Steelers in their game at Yankee Stadium ignedleicsatoevde'r hLeo upirsevfiellrere preferred atOen rAann-- A win by both Philadelphia cisco and Minneapolis the othand New York would leave the er cities biddine fnr the trim ington Senators will be back at atTChheic4a9eglosThhoeweltarrsaaornet 21-01o it Washington -cm- The Wash- like the team to stop Detroit the same Old stand next year right now while the second place The dubs five Voted sears are favored over Bald- unanimously Friday to stay here more in spite of an early season after two weeks of talk that win by the Colts over Chicago Washington's American League 28-21 baseball franchise would be The Chicago Cardinals tra nsferred to another city sparked by rambling 011ie Mat- Afterward a I i Griffith son and the Philadelphia Eagles of thee Senators said we will stay here the rest of are even money and take your PICK Chicago trounced Wash- our lives" The decision came after many i ngt ons winlees Redskins last baseball followers here had be- week 31-3 while Bobby Thome- come convinced the Senators son's passes helped down the probably would be playing out Pittsburgh Steely's 35-21 of Los Angeles next season New York which whipped the Published reports bad pie-defending Champion Cleveland tured Griffith as anxious to move Browns 21-9 when Alex Webster to a city where his club could scored three touchdowns are the make more money And it was choice over the Steelers in their game at Yankee Stadium ignedleicsatoevde'rhLeo upirsevfiellrerwedsateen rAann-- A win by both Philadelphia cisco and Minneapolis the othand New York would leave the er cities bidding for the traria sewsep lwka vv" a 11r SJ1 1k7 Bears over the Baltimore Colts at Chicago The Bears are 2-1 Washington --all- The Wash- The 49ers however don't look ington Senators will be back at like the team to stop Detroit the same old stand next year right now while the second place The clubs five directors voted Bears are favored over Baal- unanimously Friday to stay here more in spite of an early season after two weeks of talk that win by the Colts over Chicago Washington's American League aseball franchi ould be 21 bse The Ch i a Ca in al transferred to another city Ss parked by 011ieHal resident of the Senators said ts- Afterward a I 1 Griffith on and the bi la lphia ag are even ipntegtko ws hie veaingloesstro Redskins nNs Va lashs i The decision came after many lives money and take your we will stay here the rest of our baseball followers here had be- week 31-3 while Bobby Thoma- son's passes helped down the coine cnvinced the Senators Bit Pittsburgh ate es ea el probably would be playing out of Los Angeles next New York which whipped the Published reports had pm- to a city where his club could Griffith as anxious to move en ex er anxious Browns 21-9 wh fending Champion Cleveland Al Webst scored three touchdowns are the choice over the Steelers in their make more money And it was game at Yankee Stadium ignedlei esa toevder hLoe upirsevfieurere ds atosn rAann- and New York would leave the er cities bidding for the frart- A win by both Philadelphia cisco and Minneapolis the oth- I(8v The Associated Pressl The Philadelphia Eagles an Ne York Giants can the National Football League 's Eastern Conference into a 3-way dead- lock for first place Sunday as all 12 teams in the loop play their fourth game of the regular season Only two teams remain un- Chicago Cardinals and Detroit the Cards invade Philadelphia to meet the surprising Eagles who are tied Senators for second place with the Giants Sta each 2-1 for the year Detroit leads the Western Con- games and a tie could develop lit ference also unbeaten in three in that division too It would re- quire a San Francisco victory Wasitin0-tolt over the Lions at Detroit coupled with a victory by the Bears over the Baltimore Colts at Chicago The Bears are 2-1 Washington The Wash- 'rho 49ezs however don't look ington Senators will be back at like the team to stop Detroit the same old stand next year right now while the second place The clubs five voted Bears are favored over Balti- unanimously Friday to stay here more in pite of an early season after two weeks of talk that win by the Colts over 'Chicago Washington's American League 28-21 Chica to another city go Cardinals sparked by rambling 011ie Mat- Afterward a I 1 Griffith The son and the Philadelphia Eagles baseball franchise would be transferred of the Senators said 'are' even money and take your we will stay here the rest of pick Chicago trounced Wash- our lives" ington's winlees Redskins last Vanderbilt hopes to regain some national prominence at the expense of Florida today in a Southeastern Conference football game on Dudley Field The Commodores lost much of their luster last week in a 16-0 defeat at the hands of Ole Miss In a game which saw them net Only three yards A homecoming crowd of 20000 was expected to be on hand by kickoff time Today's conference tilt could be the "turning point" for Vanderbilt A victory would keep Vanderbilt's SEC title as well as a postseason bowl invite hopes alive A loss would tumble the Commodores into lower conference regions Vanderbilt sports a 2-1 conference record wins over Georgia and Alabama and a loss to Ole the Gators have beaten Mississippi State and lost to Kentucky in league play Odds favor 'Vanderbilt by seven points Don Orr Vanderbilt's standout quarterback is on the sidelines today with a bruised knee Orr who suffered a fractured jaw in the victory over Alabama two weeks ago saw little service in last week's loss to the Rebels With Orr on the shelf the Comrnodore offense never idled Boyce Smith Jr sophomore from Springfield Tenn is Orr's replacement The did a creditable job last week particularly on defense and in the kicking department We feel Smith can handle a starting assignment capably" said Vanderbilt head coach Art Guepe "He did a good job at Ole Miss Against Alabama he was outstanding The experience he has gained in the last three weeks should serve him well "As for Florida we look for the toughest sort of game Florida always has been tough and we see no reason to think otherwise today" When questioned as to fullback Jimmy Ray's availability for the Gators Guepe added: "We expect Ray to be ready Ho didn't work Friday because of a bad foot If he can get on a shoe I feel Jimmy will want to play" Ray turned up Friday with an infected foot' He spent most of the afternoon getting treatment from trainer Joe Worden Still another Commodore starter guard Monte 1Williamson is on the injured list Williamson hurt his wrist in the QUM Keep vanoeroins tek title as well as st postseason bowl invite hopes alive A loss would tumble the Commodores into lower conference regions andrbilt sports a 2-1 con- Ve ferenee et wins over Georgia and Alabama and a loss to Ole Miss-while the Gators have beaten Mississippi State and lost to Kentucky in league play Odds favor 'Vanderbilt by Don Orr ner seven points Vadbilt's standout quarterback is on the sidelines today with a bruised knee Orr wh suffered a fractured jaw in the victory over Alabama two weeks ago saw little service in last week's loss to the Rebels With Orr on the shelf the Co- rnodore offense never idled Boyce Smith Jr sophomore from Springfield Tenn is Orr's reerpdlaideeamcerneta Lhbele5 ila rao-stpuouenedk- the kicking department We feel Smith can handle a rsbsiiT'fnm beeandt c(c)ach capably" astaal(rititl'it starting Guepe "He did a good job Art at Ole Miss Against Alabama he he was outstanding The experience has gained in the last weeks should serve him wthree ell the tou "As for Florida we look for ghest sort of game aialor- ida always has been tough and we see no reason to think other- wise today" When questioned as to back Jimmy Ray's availability or te aors uepe added: Gt of We expect Ray to be ready He didn't work Friday because a bad foot If he can get on a shoe I feel Jimmy will want to peae Ray turned up Friday with an infected foot: He spent most of the afternoon getting treat- meet from trainer Joe Worden still an Commodore starter guard Monte William- son is on the injured list Wil- liamson hurt his wrist in the 27th ts West led et 7-6614 Extraordinary Man DR JOHN TIGERT greatest Southern fullback of his era Vanderbilt graduate Rhodes Scholar long-time member of the university's board of trust former University of Florida president and for two terms the head of the Southeastern Conference finds it a particularly pleasant homecoming with two of his teams playing But what must be most satisfying of all to Dr Tigert is to see his plan of the open athletic scholarship adopted by the Southeastern Conference in 1936 now being copied throughout the nation If you could just remember how it was condemned and hooted at 20 years ago! But within recent years it has been put into effect in the Southwest Conference the Southern the Big Seven the Atlantic Coast and others and soon will become a part of the Big Ten and Pacific Coast Conference athletic programs Dr Tigert pointed and Rhodes Scholarship requirements put stress on athletic qualifications "Yet nobody ever charged that our Rhodes Scholars when they competed on the track or rowing teams of Oxford were 'commercialized athletes' he said "I still have the idea that athletics are a part of the true college education program They teach what cannot be learned in the classroom: the will to sacrifice the process of 'getting along with people' by being willing to make common cause without trying to hog the limelight or assert your differences "I have come to believe that one of the greatest things in a successful life is to get along with one's fellows and to avoid differences" Cuepe Wanted To Play At Night ILORIDA retains the two-platoon coaching system Hobe 1 looser directs the defensive line Johnny Mauer the offensive Harvey Robinson coaches backfield offense Dave Fuller handles the "three-deep" defense Hank Foldberg is varsity end coach The Gators carry four complete teams on trips When Johnny Mauer coached Miami University's basketball team in the mid-1930's one of his star players was Walter Alston now managing the Brooklyn Dodgers "Wales a fine person" Johnny said "He got his education the hard way coming back to school after he had married and had a 6-year-old child" I I Head Gator coach Bob Woodruff said he and his wife already had a name picked for the baby born Elizabeth" But it's a third boy and will be named for Bob's dad Joseph Gray Woodruff of Atlanta and his brother Joe Jr who was killed in World War II Bob has another brother Phil who lives in Nashville A baby arrived at his home on the day of the 1955 Florida-Vanderbilt game I The Art Guepes' daughter Ann celebrated her 12th birthday Friday October is a busy month for coaches I Guepe wanted to play the Florida game at night but Woodruff objected figuring it would be too cool "Besides" said Bob "one time when we played Rice at night the lights went out" Florida's swift halfback duo of Jackie Simpson and Jimmy Rountree are strapping boys 182 and 187 pounds respectively And Rountree has a strong rooter in the Nashville gentleman of the same name Director of Internal Revenue Jim Rountree No relation though So rta1 'Coot' TtIORRIS McLEMORE sassy sports editor of the Miami IT' Daily News carries the flag for all football linemen 1 The Commodore guard of 1936-37-38 is infuriated when he bears that a back has been shifted into the line them Veep their distances" he snarls "Some day the linemen of this nation are going to rise up and throw out these encroachers these transgressors Why can't a guard be shifted to quarterback some time? I've seen many a back that could use a guard's brains" En route to Nashville from Miami McLemore witnessed a court scene in the Everglades wherein a Seminole Indian was petitioning to get his name changed "What is your name?" asked the judge "Name is Big Lightning-Fast Howling-Through-The Wind Midnight Express" stated the petitioner 'And to what do you want to change your turner just want to be called 'Toot: I Pwo (Continued on Next Page) tA140-es There's a 95-pound weight disparity between Jimmy Dunn (142) University of Florida quarterback and John Barrow (237) Gator captain and guard but their minds are on the same sub Georgia Gains Moral Win By Tying Favored Miami' Miami The University of Miami is still in the undefeated ranks today but just barely The Hurricanes were fully extended Friday night by a two-touchdown underdog Georgia team and when the dust had settled in Miami's Orange Bowl 42682 home fans were happy to settle for a 7-7 tie Miami marched 85 yards in the fourth period for its only score Fullback Bill Sandie cracked Over for the touchdown on fourth down and halfback Ed (Porky) Oliver made the game-tying conversion Georgia scored in the first period on a 58-yard punt return by Jefferson Davis Ken Cooper kicked the extra point Miami controlled the ball in the second half but was unable to put across a score until mid 4 aa-Artaiau-11 ffaaftAlikmait 4attgi Georgia halfback Jimmy Orr looks dismayed as the ball bounces away from him after being tackled by Miami' end Phil Geats (on ground) Orr was gorng off-tackle in first quarter of epk cp way of the final period The Hurricanes record now stands at three wins and a tie while the Bulldogs maintained a 500 mark with two wins two losses and a tie Veteran coach Wally Butts who seemingly has been unable to develop any bulldog offensive all this season did the next best thing He worked his Hui 'dogs all week rigorously on defense The strategy paid off and with It came an offense too Though the game left Miami still in the undefeated ranks it was a great moral victory for the underdog Georgia squad Georgia's defense was effective holding the bigger deeper Mi ami team to 167 yards rushing The Bulldogs picked up 180 yards on the ground and 35 more on infrequent passing atop Valott41 al Friday night's 74 tie at Miami when he fumbled He recoveied the ball himself Miami guard Bob Cunic (63) is in background (AP Wirephoto) I Photo by Jack Gunter ject: today's game with Vanderbilt at Dudley Field Dunn is the lightest player in the Southeastern Conference le against the Hurricanes who had gone into the game as the nation's fourth-best team on rushing defense Miami mainly on the pitching arm of second-string quarterback Bonnie Yarbrough picked up 95 yards in the air The Miami touchdown drive in the final period almost didn't happen The march covered 85 yards but the determined Bulldogs held the Hurricanes a yard and a half from scoring territory for three downs before Sandisi plunged over Tech Two-TD Choice Over Auburn Today Atlanta Georgia Tech and Auburn renewed one of Dixic's oldest football rivalries today while fans still wondered if the traditional series soon will end Coach Bobby Dodd 's Yellow Jackets ranked third nationally went into the game favored by two touchdowns to exact their revenge for the 14-12 upset Auburn pulled last year The teams were primed for the game which in recent years has become a "must" for each Au-burns victory last year was the first for the Plainsmen since 1940 and left Tech with a 30-25-3 edge in the series which started in 1892 Auburn and Tech both boasted high-scoring potential in the backfields and rugged lines The Plainsmen counted heavily on a pair of sophomore halfbacks triple-threater Tommy Lorin() and Lloyd Nix together with veteran quarterback Howell Tubbs and fullback Jim Walsh Tubbs' collaboration with ends Jimmy Phillips and Jerry Elliott on a powerful passing attack Nvas a key factor in Auburn's Upset last year All three of them were back this time Tech unbeaten in three out-tags was deep in experience and ability in every backfield post Star halfback George Volkert's effectiveness was a question mark because of a leg lojury but other backs were healtitt All games in the 64-year-old rivalry have been played in Atlanta Auburn now is asking that the site alternate between Atlanta and Birmingham after the current contract expires in 1958 Tech is standing pat and although Auburn has taken no official action indications are that the Plainsmen lean toward a home-and-home series or none at all Teenager Wins Title In Gulf Coast Golf Ocean Springs Miss UP) Opponent-discouraging power of the tee and steady putting earned young Mary 'Mills of Gulfport Miss the tille in the sixth annual Gulf Coast 'Women's golf tournament Victory for the 16-year-o1d high school student wasn't unexpected since pre-tournament forecasts had placed the husky power-hitter amdng the favorites But her 7 and 6 triumph over NIrs Sam Byrd of Birming'ham Ala in Fridays 36-hole final round surprised evca her most ardent Cards Eagles- all thisee-------- wrapped up in a 3-1 knot at the Griffith said the directors de-top of the heap elded that what they have here In other games the Browns is better than anything offered are favored over the Redskins at them by the other cities Washington with Los Angeles Leading Washington business-the choice over the Green Bay men and organizations he said Packers in a game at Milwaukee had shown disappointment over Green Bay won its first game reports of a move and had made last week beating Baltimore 38- known their desire to keep the 33 while the Rams were losing club here to Detroit 24-21 The Chicago A committee from the Wash- ington board of trade had prom Bears thumped the I9ers 31-7 ised Grifeth Thursday to help There will be no electronics with ticket sales Griffith also from now on Commissioner Bert was told then that the commit-Boll ruled on Thursday after a tee felt a new stadium would be poll of the league owners against built here within a few years further use of midget radios In their statement the club to convey messages from the directors said they had decided bench to the quarterback to stay in the capital "in view The 'practice was started by of the interest in the retention Paul Brown of Cleveland who of major league baseball in gave instructions via the air- Washington which has been ex-waves to his quarterback who pressed by numerous organize-had a receiver set in his helmet tions and individuals during the Similar systems were tried by past weeks and the many prom Detroit and the Chicago Cardi- ises of continued public support nets whirh have IIPPII made Campy Socks Two As Dodgers Win Denver Wins 4021 Over Colorado College Quarterback Al Yanowich pitched three touchdown passes in guiding Denver's Pioneers to a 40-21 football Victory over Colorado College Friday night The Skyline Conference Pioneers scored every time they got the ball to roll up a 26-7 halftime lead In the second half coach John Roning flooded the field with reserves who eased up on the undermanned Rocky Mountam Conference team Body and 'At rrotoet yes- tar frooter stodtar Fender 'roonth 'Aid 101 PSila Work As 3208 Cartatin Re a Pheas CO 24466 4 Griffith said the directors decided that what they have here is better than anything offered them by the other cities Leading Washington businessmen and organizations he said had shown disappointment over reports of a move and had made known their desire to keep the club here A committee from the Washington board of trade had prom ised Grifith Thursday to help with ticket sales Griffith also was told then that the committee felt a new stadium would be built here within a few years In their statement the club directors said they had decided to stay in the capital "in view of the interest in the retention of major league baseball la Washington which has been expressed by numerous organizations and individuals during the past weeks and the many prom ises of continued public support which have been made" Roy Campanella hit two with the bases for six runs and Clem Labine pitched four-hit ball today to give Brooklyn's visiting Dodgers a 7-1 triumph over Japan's Central League All-Stars The victory made it one win and one loss for the Dodgers on their Japan tour- They dropped their opening game to the Tokyo 1 i Giants 5-4 yesterday 1 i Labine had a shutout until the 1: 1 ninth inning when the All Stare A rallied with two out scoring 'j their run on a single hit bats- fi man and double ii 4 4' -1 Brooklyn showed early that they had no intention of losing N1 to5 day's encounter played before 3 000 in Tokyo's Korakuen Sta- A 1 Mum In the first itinning yes 1 e41 'C'C ee Reese walked Duke Snider ''v 1 441te 'k i singled Gil Hodges drew a base i '-''t i on balls and Campanella brought tti :1 :4 1 them all home with a tremen- 1 4 dous drive into the leftfield 4 "i i stands I i V'" 4 IJ Campy homered again in the NI 'i ti'-' third inning after Hodges again L1 7 A I had drawn a walk with two outs ::1 The Dodgers final run name I 1" when Jim Gentile batting for I Gino Cimoll In the sixth singled 1 sLat i Li stole second and came all the way home on an error ROY CAMPANELLA BROOKLYN 1 492 not 900--t 9 i CENTI 900 000 4 9 We uy 1UNIC CARS Highest Cash Prices Paid Also Buying CLEAN TIN CANS Call-Us os Details STEINERLIFF IRON METAL CO last Nashvinsi 710 South Second St Pitons CH 2-3554 Wastivilki Teem Batted Enamel Auto Paintmg i LA i- 4 as' 4 a 4 Sa- lk 1 1' f''''' 1 i s' vSi: yv a as at- a i s- -ri kt :000 1' -eases fr-1----- --r4-- AA -Staff There's a 95-pound weight disparity between Photo by Jack Guner Jimmy Dunn (142) University of Florida quar- iect: todaY's game lth Vanderbilt at Dudley seasonCorn- terback and John Barrow (237) Gator captain Field Dunn is the lightest player in the South- and guard but their the same sub- eastern Conference Extraordi minds are on nary Man ab DRyajnOdeHrNbiljt gTraIdGuEa tReTRghroedaetes ts cShooultahre To nfguItIbi tna cek moef mhbi se re roaf Georgia Gains Moral Wtn the university's board of trust former University of Florida Cards Eagles-- ande-Glants- all eathise--------------- president and for two terms the head of the Southeastern Con- wrapped up in a 3-1 knot at the Griffith said the directors de- ference finds it a particularly pleasant homecoming with two a Tyi vored Mtamt I top of the heap cided that what they have here other games the Browns is better than any-thing of his teams playing are In favored over the Redskins at them by the other citi offered es But what must be most satisfying of all to Dr Tigert is to Washington with Los Angeles Leading Washington business see his plan of the open athletic scholarship adopted by the the choice over the Green Bay men and organizations he said Southeastern Conference in 1936 now being copied throughout Miami ---(INS)- The L'niversity way of Miami is etill in the undefeat Hurricanes' of the record final periodow stands The against the Hurricme aneas who had Peckers in a game at 'Milwaukee rhoardorsthsoznadnisloapepannindtabiaendtmoavdeer the nation gone into the ga the na- Green Bay Wpn itS first game ed ranks today but just barely at three wins and a tie while the tion's fourth-best team on rush- last week beating Baltimore 38- 33 while the Rams were losing known their desire to keep the If you could just remember how it was condemned and club here The Hurricanes were fully ex- Bulldogs maintained a 500 mark ing defense Miami mainly on the pitch- to Detroit 24-21 The Chicago A committee from the Wash hooted at 20 years ago! Bears thumped the 49ers 31-7 ington board of trade had prom tended Friday night by a two-' with two WillS two losses and a touchdown underdog Georgia tie ing arm of second-string quer- ised Grifith Thursday to help But within recent years it has been put into effect in the full-team and when the dust had Veteran coach Wally Butts terback 1 Yarbr There will be no electronics ough with ticket sales Griffith also Southwest Conference the Southern the Big Seven the Atlantic from settled in Miami's Orange Bowl who seemingly has been unable picked up 95 yards in the air now on Commisioner Bert was told then that the commit- ruled on Thursday after a 49682 home fans were happy to to develop any bulldog offensive The Miami touchdown drive tee felt a new stadium would be built here within a few years Coast and others and soon will become a part of the Big Ten settle for a 7-7 tie all this season did the next best I of the league owners against use of midget radio es tatement the lub Dr Tigert pointed out-then and now-that Rhodes Scholar- in the final period almost didn't and Pacific Coast Conference athletic programs Miami marched 85 yards in thing He worked his Bulldogs happen The march covered 85 In their se to convey messages from the yards but the determined Bull- directors said they had decided the fourth period for its only all sseek rigorously on defense bench to the quarterback score Fullback i I I Sandie The strategy paid off and with dogs held the Hurricanes a yard The 'practice was started by to stay in the capital "in view of the interest in the ntention ship requirements put stress on athletic qualifications "Yet to- cracked over for the touch- it came an offense too and a half from ecoring territory Paul Brown of Cleveland who of major league baseball irt body ever charged that our Rhodes Scholars when they corn- down on fourth down and half- Though the game left Miami for three downs before Sandie Washington which has been ex- gave instructions via the air- back Ed (Porky) Oliver made still in the undefeaed ranks it plunged over peted on the track or rowing teams of Oxford were 'commer- waves to his quarterback ho pressed by numerous organiza- the game-tying conversion was a great moral victory or I cialized athletes' he said Georgia scored in the first the underdog Georgia squad Tech Two-TD Choice had a receiver set in his helmet tions and individuals during the "I still have the idea that athletics are a part of the true period on a 58-yard punt return Georgia's defense was effective Similar sYste Over Auburn Today ms were tried by past week and the many prom i Detroit and the Chicago Cardi- ises of continued public support by Jefferson Davis Ken Cooper holding the bigger deeper Mi- college education program They teach what cannot be learned nets which have been made" the classroom: the will to sacrifice the process of getting kicked the extra point ami team to 167 yards rushing Atlanta -LIa- Georgia Tech iiii 'ing Miami controlled the ball in The Bulldogs picked up 180 and Auburn renewed one of along with people' by being willing to make common cause with- the eecond half but was unable yards on the ground and 35 Dixie oldest football rivalries (Continued on Next Page) to put across a score until mid- more on infrequent passing today while fans still wondered ampy Soci(s Two out trying to hog the limelight or assert your differences if the traditional series soon will "I have come to believe that one of the greatest things in 'fr 1-' end a successful life is to get along with one's fellows and to avoid Coach Bobby Dodd's Yellow differences" Jackets ranked third nationally I went into the game favored by a 1 a a a aa-a a two touchdowns to exact their Cuepe Wanted To Play At Night --'TT'': 1 4' revenge for the 14-12 upset Au- AS Dodgers NAlin burn pulled last year 1LORIDA retains the two-platoon coaching system Hobe The teams were primed for the Toko-Claer hit I looser directs the defensive line Johnny Mauer the of- 2 :1 ft ie-- game which in recent years has Roy ampanella ht two homers-one with the filled-good for six runs and Clem Labine pitched four- fensive Harvey Robinson coaches backfield offense Dave Fuller 4 1 2 become a "must" for each Au- burn's victory last year was the hit over balases )-Catch today to give Brooklyn's visiting Dodgers a 7-1 triumph Japan's Central League All-Stars 1 a sa I 1 handles the "three-deep" defense Hank Foldberg is varsity old 144 and left Tech with a 30-25-3 edge a The victory made it one win --1 first for the Plainsmen since 1940 a ta-S- se I a) a tahnediro JneapiaonsstfoourrthTeh eDyo ddorsorpsp coach The Gators carry four complete teams on trips -'1' 'tt in the series which started in a A 4 '4s a' 1892 When Johnny Mauer coached Mi'ami University's basketball -s their opening game to the Tokyo 1 4 Auburn and Tech both boasted a 1 -i Giants 5-4 yesterday now managing the Brooklyn Dodgers team in the mid-1930's one of his star players was Walter Alston I 11 high-scoring potential in the ais A a Labine had a shutout until the Wales a fine person backfield lines The 1t i tee as eaa" '-li 3 and rugged '-''k 1 All-Stare ia-- efN e' s'- i --e it '41aa' aa Plainsmen counted heavily on a ninth inning when the A 0 A rnal itut eeoring Johnny said "He got his education the hard way coming back if-14 1- pair of sophomore halfbacks 7 A to school after he had married and had a 6-year-old child" IC: a'r333331333333 'I''' 7 '''1'' tf '4 triple-threater Tommy their run on a sin le hit bats- I I I I a --sassess--- A 1 i and Lloyd Nix together IN 1 tTh vbebt- eran quarter ac owe reesai'aer'''N'ali Brooklyn showed earlylosing til at Head Gator coach Bob Woodruff said he and his wife already and fullback Jim Walsh they had no intention i had a name picked for the baby born Elizabeth" -e tee a 1 r4 todav's encounter played before Tubbs' collaboration with ends a as a esc aa l' 35060 in 'Korakuen Sta- But it's a third boy and will be named for Bob's dad Joseph Gray 1 el ass i a Jimmy Phillips and Jerry Elliott ra' 's chum In the first innning Pee 4 i 1- 1 Woodruff of Atlanta and his brother Joe Jr who was killed in ilate a- a a as aa'aN- aat a 1 a-a on a powerful passing attack SI 4 i a' 'Wee 'Reese walked Duke Snider World War IL Bob has another brother Phil who lives in Nash- a aa- a as a a''' a e' a --01 was a key factor in Auburn's ar-asa'Afilt '2--iil' 1 singled Gil Hodges drew a base 1 c' upset last year All three of ks'a'e -4 on balls and Campanella brought villa A baby arrived at his home on the day of the 1955 Florida- 131 e-? a a e-0'' a 4- --e 's a them were back this time as Vanderbilt game t4 i them all home with a tremen 3 't 3'' 3 't PI -1 I Tech unbeaten in three out- 1 's a 1'i' i dous drive into the leftfield a --aa lags was deep in experience and 'Ix 'i stands a third ining after Hodges again Campy homered again in the The Art Guepes' daughter Ann celebrated her 12th birthday 's :10 '2-S's ability in every backfield posts Friday October is a busy month for coaches -1''''- 'tf- ---r ek I 1 r'' sr -54- Star halfback George Voikert's a eieteeaa 4 4- P' a' a a effectiveness was a question I e- t'i) 1 A I had drawn a walk with two outs mark because of a leg lajury but --) The Dodgers final -run tame a Guepe wanted to play the Florida game at night but Woodruff e': as i- 1 -400 'ea a 1 a as at a -s other a backs were healtite 1 Gino Cimoll in the sixth singled i objected figuring it would be too cool "Besides" said Bob one aaae -a 1 la 44 1 -t 71 lit All games in the 64-year-old l' when Jim Gentile batting for rP time when we played Rice at night the lights went out" sail a 3 'ea' -1 ''s ta t-'-- 'A rivalry have been played in At- a as a stole second and came all the ''''a'''' Is '1 see a lanta Auburn now is asking way home on an error ROY CAMPANELLA Florida's swift halfback duo of Jackie Simpson and Jimmy -1 "ss'' tF that the site alternate between BROOKLYN 402 00t 900-11 9 I respectively A 47 1 4 Atlanta and Birmingham after CENTI ALL-STA' RS 900 00o 0o1-1 4 Rountree are strapping boys 182 and 187 'pounds pectively it -A 1-et t- qt ti 'T i' -I A e''' the current contract expires in Nashville gentleman of And Rountree has a strong rooter in the I si 11 1958 Tech is standing pat and Denver Wins 4021 -----10 zl-' although Auburn has taken no the same name Director of Internal Revenue Jim Rountree No A 1' ti i 4b di ei''''' '1 Buy official action indications are Over Colorado Collefre relation though in 'i-'''''S it A 1 that the Plainsmen lean toward Nc cArtc i I i a home-and-home series or none Denver--VB-Quarterback Al to 1: --z ''-4 i 'it -2 A--- Sortai 'Coot' '''''''''''''rt at all Yanowich pitched three touch Li II ha ''''ae 1' se a a alt v- 1 4 down passes in guiding Denver's 4 a A Highest Cash Prices Paid ORRIS McLEMORE sassy sports editor of the Miami t-' '''t'4' ti ii-'1" sr It l' I '7 Teenager Wins Title Pioneers to a 40-21 football Daily News carries the flag for all football linemen '1' 'id- --t-' Its- rn-a aer''' -sa-0: a a NI' tory over Colorado College Fie- Also Buying ri- CLEAN TIN CANS I The Commodore guard of 1936-37-38 is infuriated wheribez5 --i-4'1-i' --ks lc iv '4 i 2 1 Gulf ast olf day night Call- bears that a back has been shifted into the line "Letthem keep 7:: -t 4-''" 0- The Skyline Conference Plo- Us los befalls neers scored every time they got their distance" he snarls "Some day the linemen of this nation 74 00 0 ()Ocean Springs Miss UP) the ball to roll up a 26-7 halftime STEINERLIFF --r l- t4' '''r A 4 pponent-discouraging power off lead In the second half coaeh 1 are going to rise up and throw out these encroachers these trans- i :1 i A the tee and a putting John Boning flooded the field IRON METAL CO gressors these-aliens Why can't a 'guard be shifted to quarter- it 44' '4- 1 earned young Mary Mills of Gulf- reserves who eased up on East back some time? I ve seen Ma many a back that could use a is 1' 1f: A i '-1-- 4' 4 4 i i paonnrt MI iGasthe tiirt Coast le si-iwtonmtehneasixth with 710 South Second St vet the undermanned Rocky Mani- mons cH aesse Nashville Tins guard's brains" -7 -f 'I''' 3 'i'' ''''''-'1'1173 1'''1''' 'C- f': tournament tett Conference team a a a sr- 11 ks -3' 31 '3' Bounoommonvomonowl En route to Nashville from Miami McLemore witnessed a A '''S 1 I Victory for the 16-year-old 4 court scene in the Everglades wherein a Seminole Indian was i 1: AS' ft i 1 high school student wasn't unex- a se a pected since pre- ournamen petitioning to get his name changed if i Bake name El Auto 1 1 Painttnt" "What is your name?" asked the judge 1---' ---'--'4-m4--4 r4Sh' 4 '4' am when be fun te forecasts had placed the husky Body and As power-hitter ameng the favor- 1 1' fala i Lightning-Fast Howling-Through-The Miami a But her 7 and 6 triumph yes- 4403 from arNter 13Itikt "Name Ii Big HowlinThghThe Wind Georgia halfback Jimmy Orr looks dismayed as Friday night's 7-7 tie at tv: S29 Fender wit rtr laked iriam1 Pima trwm Lo A Binge Work Midnight Express" stated the petitioner the ball bounces away from him after being bled He recoveied the b111 himself Miami over Mrs- Sam Bard 0 rmi 3411 1 'ham round Ala in Friday i i szos Carlene lite 6' 0 0 "And to what do you want to change your tackled by Miarei' end Phil Geata (on ground) guard Bob Cunic (63) is 1 backgroun (Ar final surprised evea -her 'F Phosts CO 24466 ik 1 1 A Just want to' be called 'Toot' 'I! 4 Orr was gorng off-tackle in first quarter of Wirephoto) most ardent supporters I "sa Al 0 21t7onetil 919rIll-9611744 i i '(' ie 1 I ir I I m6-1 At 0 '4t 01 4- 41 Ol--4 0 -44 0t1-rt1-0F I ity -A 4 A -1 i -4 303 33-3033 13 333 133 33" 03 A3-333333 "0'" 4 4- 1 '1 1 4 i I 4 A-'sesef 4- 4 '7 ee 1 '-'40' ''W 0 11 's l'! 1 43 't -e 2 ''n 1 1 zsieSesfe 1-i 1 0.