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Attack THE STATISTIcS Gerold tendbin 2131 Inpoxiensy yardage or 24 ii'etoted ca'ffirdhsiefmnItled 5 I3y BARNEY BA ILArt A nodded Prm Sports 'Writer 11STIVILLE 11111---The clever running of halfback 'Fred Brown and quarterback Francis Tarkenton featured Georgia's 184 victory over Vanderbilt Saturday night In a Southeast ern Conference football game Tarkenton the SEC's most effective passer last season scored twice cn runs of 12 and two yards Brown tallied 'on a beauttful I7-yard punt return Ironically Durwood Pennington who had booted 18 straight extra' points had both his tries blocked by Vanderbilt center Cody Binkley A pass play tailed on the third attempt Vanderbilt gaining freely on Its own end of the field finally scored early in the fourth period when reserve fullback Jim Johnson of Memphis' imacked over from the one and quarterback Russ Morris kicked the placement rhe air-minded Bulldogs Bur' prised the fans by throwing a bunch of hard-running backs at the Commodores instead of passing on the dry field The starting backfield of Tarkenton Brown Bobby Walden and Fred Godfrey ground out big chunks of yardage in the first Georgia scoring drive In the opening quarter The jaunt covered 65 yards in nine plays Brown Scores I The fans had hardly settled back from halftime festivities before Brown took 50-yard punt' ran into a flock of tacklers reI-versed his field and tore down the west sideline behind a wall of blockers for the touchdown Tarkenton's second tank came on the last play of the third quarter I The victory evened Georgia's record at 11 It was Vanderbilt's first outing' Vanderbilt threatened serititiqty to tie the game in the second peH riod when it trailed by one touch-1 own The Commodores drove on Straight power from their own 8 to the Georgia 19 A 15-yard pen' alty set them back and Morris's pass was intercepted by Tarken- ''Ion on the Bulldog IL (Chattanoogan Terrell Dye played a total of 12 minutes and 4 10 seconds in the game gaining a net of 11 yards in seven car ties However he lost 12 yards in his last two tries Otherwise 7 his play was termed good (Grady Wade another Chat- tanoogan kicked off twice for the Commodores for distances of 45 and 57 yards David Long-ley and Mike Knighton did not get in the garne) VgretetAni 9-11 4 On--Tarkontok 12 tun Irk 1111-0 Fit growth puns retunx (nick Oa tun (pus 1111d) 1 tun Morris kick Attendance-26 500 Football Scores 11100 SCHOOL Marion Institut lenantio 14 WC 14 I(ls) Hintsoort 1144-13 Chattansoni Osumi I Sim Iletudot liaiwberrY Ua lawns 7 Alma Willful it 4Weiittra Carolina 6 Alabama 6 Talons 6 Tort Carrillo I Guilford 10 1 1 Telulimilell 7 Georgia GI Vondorbild Georg's orb 16 Rico 13 Lenoir ihrnO I treAtiorian I tenoir- ihrne IV Itteshrterian liasisolppi 31 4 Rantingly Mani an0 Mart' Virginia 11 Memphis blat 37 feria Teets 1 Watford Davidson Furman 1 Tamps Texas 34 40dfil Maraland Virginia Pi Onward 12 Clemson 1S Wake Forest 2 Florida 3 Elatitta data lii Nista 3 North (reline 0 Virginia 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years under crusty old Casey Stengel Any combination of New York wins and Chicago losses totaling two will eliminate the White Sox NewYork has seven games to play Chicago six Mantle's blast his 88th came off left-hander Ted Wills leading off the lath Battling right-handed Mantle drove the ball high into the screen atop the 40-foot left wall The Yankees forced it into extra innings with a two-run rally in the eighth Walks to Roger Mans and Bill Skowron and Yogi Berra's line shot to right produced one and sent Skowron to third Cerv forced Berra at second but young Marlak Coughtry's double play throw to first was wide and Skowron came across with the tying run Frank Malzone powered the Boston attack that overcame a 2-0 first inning Yankee lead end chased starter Art Ditmar Malzone drove in single runs in the fourth and fifth and his two-run homer climaxed a three-run seventh for Boston that gave the Red Sox a 5-3 lead' But the Yankees wouldn't be denied They tied it in the eighth and Luis Arroyo held the Red Sox at bay until the 10th Eli Grba mopped up after Mantle's winning homer Both Stengel and Red So Manager Mike Higgins pulled all stops in this one Each threw 20 players Into the game and Stengel came up with sah situations as starting Gil McDougald at second shifting him to third and then back to second McDougald got the Yanks off right with a leadoff homer and a triple by Maria and Mantle's bunt single accounted for the other in two-run first inning Their other run came in the sixth when Earl Wilson balked Skowron home from third after loading the bases on walks NEW TORN ROSTON litlYtd ss air" 3 prom so ally obe nabs of marts rt Williams manile et Weill lb skowon lb Conghtri 2b 9 9 Born 0 4 b9ila lb Corr If 3 jIyifl I itich'a011 31 sigono lb 4 thong ferment 2-lb 1 PniPr 311 0 onion rf 1 dinaneh 0 nn'n'tio a 0 0 frt stri 2b 9 9 ofierront 0 0 Lopes a 0 torimer 0 0 1 r)IIADa 113 8 ri13n 1 Innward II rt 0 0 I wimp to) 1 IT-1" lb 316 It Taelal 4 5 12 1 1-Watkrd for 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naticnial'numher one 16-13 Vctory Oyer ranking a 1 Stubborn Owls 9: Kentucky Saturday night 21-6 with quarterback Gibbs B3 MAX SKELTON driving for two of the Rebel Associated Press Sports Writer touchdoWns HOUSTON (41 Georgia Mississippi controlled Tech manufactured a 16-point tired up Wildcats most 'of the first half on three field goals way except for an uproarious tby Tommy Wells and a blocked few minutes in the fourth quertpunt'by Billy Shaw Saturday ter when Kentutky's sophomore night as the Engineers took a passer Jerry Woolum started 16-13 -Yictory-over- a SUrpriathrowing strikes ingly strong Rice University Gibbs sneaked two yards for A heavy rain fell as a crowd the first Ole Miss 'touchdown Wells n4 l'' a senior it tin 0 saw He skirted right end on an from Nuhville Tenn kick two eight yard run for the second Quarterback Doug Elmore got field goals before Rice 'ran its the third In the final minutes of first play the game 4 fe'k--: '1 Rice struck liack with a 74- Quartetback Wooluni pro- yard 'scoring- surge and a 7-6 vided the most exciting mo- second priod but the blocked ments of the struggle when the desperate Wildcats opened up punt and a fumble recovery led late in the third quarter With to 10 engineer points ha the end Tom Hutchinson his favor- Closing Seconds' Of the half its target his passes sparked a Larry Stallings: covered the dryie that covered 79 yards ball- in the end zone for: a Halfback a I 1 Sturgeon after bulled tba' final foot touchdown Shaw Crashed Woolum also hit Hutchinson through to block Roland Jack-In the end zone with a 31-yard son's punt Three plays later' pitch in the fourth quarter but Tech'covered a Rice fumble and the big end couldn't hold it to wens booted a 40-Yard three-the vast relief of the pro-IVassis- i te to lb helium sippi crowd Po pus Before and after the Uprising le ad Ole Miss kept the Wildcats Tech spent most of the Sec-I caged Kentucky didn't get a ond half on defense stopping first down until Wpolum hit Rice on the Engineer 27 1 and Hutchinson with a 27-yard pass 17 before finally allowing the that started the touchdown Owls a second touchdown march' Billy Co who hit Johnny The Rebels concentrated on Burrell' with a 13-yard pass for straight powerhouse football 'the fret Rice score sneaked laced with just enough passes over from the one after Rice had to It Kentucky nervous covered a fumble on the They piled up 214 yards rush- Tech 20' Mg compared to 27 for Ken Wells''' first i quarter Ahreatucky pointers were good for 36 and Kentucky 0 0 2 2-- 624 yards He also converted misiteiliPPI i I 21 after Stallinge' touchdown 0 tun (Omen kick) Mies--Oibbe I run (Green kick) Butch Blume broke even'In 1 run ipses tailed) two extra 'point attempts for 1 tun teteen kickt Attendance 10187 Rice 2 Tech actually moved the bait ri Wins 1: Duke 4 no closer than the seven yard 'ns 3 0 COLUMBIA S0 VD Duke line and crossed midfield only quarterback Don Altman and end once in the second half Lee Moorman combined for a Gerald Burch stopped a final passing attack that carried thelthreat by Rice by intercepting Blue Devils to a 31-0 Atlantic Coast a Cox pass on the Tech 27 after Conference football victory over the Owls had moved 65 yards South Carolina Saturday night in Burch's interception tame witb the opener for both teams ii 29 seconds to play la-IA Moorman set a new conference riggil Tech 1 1 1 613 record of 11 passes caught in one iT Wens at game The old record was ninel rch-aurrewuel3 etts' ''f'roia'CO It ililume set by Ulm Randle of Virginia kick) against Vanderbilt in 1958 Moor- ITeicnhintnr 177emd 'Punt man's completions accounted forirce-PG rils 40 run (kick tailed) 1 122 yards AttendRuee-25000 I 011 Bun Beaten by Craves But Cubs Clip Cards Cut Magic Number 1 it IIIIIWAUKEE WINS 4-211 1 IBurdette Notches 18th? I Hits I I His 25th Homer rnissulton MILWAVICEIS abrbbt A slut bil aft 1 I truton I 0 Crandall a Clemente it i Mathews 3b Stuart lb I Aaron if Burgess 1 Cov'ton jt 4 dehrTh'0 Adrock lb Houk 3b 4 1 Mantilla Si M'ser'sid 2b I collier 2b 4 I 0 Scheid as 1 I isurdette le 0 0 Friend a a 1 1 Bright 0 0 Umbdeht ill 0 4 bcinlott 0 Lthins is 0000 etcroon Oreen rs Totals $4 1 11 Totals 12 4 2 4 out tor Friend is tod Mit tor Umbrichj In Sth: out for Labin in ltbi for Burgess Plitsburprb 001 000 0012 Miltraskes 400 000 0014 Pc-A4-Pltleburth 244 Milwaukee 2716 and Adcock Cottor and Adcock Burdetio Mantilla and Ariccelti Mantilla cattier and Adeforit 411wou kee Aaron Mt Stuart Adcock 811Mathews Crandall It 2111 SS BO Friend (l 17-12) 4 4 limbricht B'detto fir iii-12i I 11 Possess Gorman Smith gild T-2 07 A-20 626 I i 107' lattrit littoolated Pm SPOrtt Writer tIlLWAIIKEE--The Pittsburgh Pirates elinched a tle for the National League pennant although beaten Saturday 4-2 by the Milwaukee Braves for the second time in 19 hours The Chicago Cubs beat second-place St Louis 574 to ensble the Pirates to reduce their magic number to 1 The Pirates 1ean clinch their first flag 111 33 years Sunday with a victory over the Braves or another Cub triumph over the Cards The Pirates leading by six games have only five left to play compared with seven for St Louis Lew Burdette who hadn't beaten the Pirates all year went the distance for the Braves He was buffeted for 11 hits tut hung on to register his 18th triumph He has lost The fidgety right-bander was in trouble in every inning except the fourth and seventh but except for rtoberto Clemente's home run in the third and moth- er homer by Dick Stuart in the ninth managed to avoid being scored upon Four doubles plays helped him Milwaukee scored its runs in the first liming all of them corn- ing after Bob Friend the starter and loser bad retired two batters Friend seeking his 18th victory and fifth in a row disposed of leadoff batter Billy Bruton and after walking Del Crandall induced Eddie Mathews to hit into a force play Mathews however stole second and scored on Henry Aaron's double to right center We Covington singled home Aaron and crossed the plate a moment later when Joe Adcock walloped his 25th home run into the right field stands Friend bowed out for a pinch hitter in the next inning and Jim' Ilmbricht Clem Labine end Fred Green who followed Friend kept the Braves from any further scot ing 5 1 The victory was the 50th at home for the Braves surpassing the old high of 49 won last year The third-place Braves have won 50 and lost only 21 at home but have lost two more than they've won on the road Dartmouth Is Victor Davis Evans Is Star HANO Dartmouth junior Da I Evans thwarted a New Hampshire extra-point play with a goal line tackle and saved a 7-6 victory for Dart mouth in this opening football game for both teams Satur day Dertmouth UN tl6 II I (1 otes prom Kinder line) 40yten Jgtek) (23 nee from Dickson (run Wed) 1 MOPNL r13111 Te Who CHIEF BAILS MIDDIES: After a game of golf In Washing ton In the morning President Eisenhower flew over to nearby Annapolis by helicopter In the afternoon to watch the Navy Villanova football game Dere the Chief Executive acknowledges an ovation be received at halftime (Story on pogo 49) Kingsport Nips Central 13 to 6 With Late Rally YARDSTICK Central Montt Pinsi downs I It Yarns rushing Yards passion 22 aomolet4d Ii 1- Passes loisreepted nimble' 1ost 0 0 41-39 2-332 Peunnatftles $2-30 4-30 By JAY SEARCY Kingsport Dobbyns Bennett: nervously fighting a gainat time and a dogged Central crossed the Purple Pounder goal in the last 25 oeconds for it 134 victory in a rousing battle of Tennessee's top ranked schoolboy football teams at Chamberlain Field Saturday Ti touchdown scored by quarterback' Bob Cross on an uncalled oneak from one yard outi'broke a 64 deadlock and the hearts of the Central team and about 5000 Pounder partisans But it set off a noise bomb for an estimated 2000 Kingsport backers many of whom were still screaming 15 minutes after the game" 77 The visiting Indians defending state champions and top 'ranked this yesr won their first game in Chattanooga aince 1948 They were favored by two touchdowns It was a combination of bill liant 'defense by both teams steady line-ripping jabs by fullback Ken Tolliver of Kingsport and Central's flashy halfback Don Giles It was a thrilling football game certainly to be Considered one of the greatest in the long series between these two powers The highly-keyed gridders warded off threats and punishing blows in the first half and went to the dressing rooms deadlocked 0-0 Then In the third period Tel-liver a 185-pound reserve' fullback a 74-yard march for Kingsport's first touchdown After picking up 40 yards in five carries halfback Doyle' Seat started at Central't 33-yard 'line burst' into the Pounders' secondary faked off two tacklers and aped for the opening touchdown There was 6:55 remaining in the third quarter when he Central handled the ball for only five plays that quarter1 But the Pounders played some of their finest football scoring and stopping Central's ef I or a Kingsport started again this time from its 24-yard line In seven plays five of them run' by Tolliver totaling 59 yards' the Indians were knocking at the Central's 5-yard line But the Pounders sparked by $ee Page Fifty-One' Cot rive A ai11-0C1 I 1 MM GATO2 GOrSt Jo rt D2artioth (in) Flolida full that WA men had attempted to brihe him Others in the play hark goes over loft guard for-nine yarde Saturday in the 3-0 are fah Hoover (31) and Florida States Fred Grimes (F1) victory over Florid State at Gainesville Blarileth reported Ths victory was the Gators' second (Story ea rage t3) iiRooNoom I 1 1 I TIDE'S IllAttlt1EL pREvEllis UPSET Pat Scores From Out in Final Seconds Wave Star By' ED TUNSTALL Astociated Press port writer NEW rat Trammel cracked over tackle from the four for a touchdown In the final seconds Saturday night to give favored Alabama a hard-fought 6-8 Southeastern Conference tie with Tulane vy ea Trammell's scortng smash capped a 55-yitrd drive as Alabama overcame a bad siege of fumbleitis to earn the tie With quarterback Phil Nugent and Tommy Mason supply-ling the spark Tulane had an lupset In the making for the better part of 69 minutes 4 The Greenieso underdogs by one touchdown jumped into the lead early in the second quarter when Mason rammed over right tackle from the three: -A- 87- yard toss from Nugent to halfbacit TerryTerrebonne set up the touchdown Howard Kisner's conversion attempt failed wide of the goal Post Halfback Ray Abrussese started Alabama on the road to the tie when he returned Gordon Rush's punt 35 yards to the Alabama Trammell opened up with a passing I attack and connected with halfbacks Billy Richardson for 21 yards and Butch Wilson for another 10 The toss to Wilson took the ball to the Tulane six Two plays later' Trammell hit pay The conversion attempt that would have given 'Barna its decision failed when substitute center Elliott Moseley made a' bad pass I Mason was the game's top ground gainer with unofficial statistics giving him SS yards In 32 attempts The 'rulana defense shackled Richardson a 5-10 junior to was the standout in last week's victory over Georgia and held him to 19 yards in four carries' Alobantn 0 Tunkno 0)1 4 Tu1-41440n1 tun (kick Innenw 4 run ck teneell 'H'13-04V'35 t07 t11641100111110 By JIM KOCH Aisatiated Prost Sport OPritof 1 SYRACUSE Ernie Davis carried 5 times for 121 yards including a tie-breaking 80- yard scoring dash as powerful Syracuse whipped Boston 854 in 1' opener Saturday and took aim at another national 'football championship The 205-pound halfback dashed 80 yards late in the opening quarter to put Syracuse in front 11-7 after the surprising Terriers had tied the score on a 28- yard run by Dick Desmerals From there Coach Schwartzwalder's boys took command slashing out 151 yards while holding the Boston attack to IT yards only 2 on the ground Used primarily as a decoy Davis averaged better than 21 yards per carry He also grabbed a 22- yard pass quarterback Dave Sarette for Syracuse's final touchdown Pete Brokaw a hard-running Junior plunged for two Eyra cu se scores The other came on a 23- yard pass from Dick Easterly second-string quarterback to halfback Don King 'This was 83rracuse's 12th straight victory and its 18th in regular season play The orange will get a big test next week however wbertit meets highly ratert Kansas in a nationally televised game front Lawrence Kan uuoun 7 0 g- 7 tivtA -15 14-11 ionknw tf10(Putn kirk) 10 ruunar 2I run (1 isuut kick) 311 n-puvut 60 run am lork) tirro- 14 23 Rasa train kr1y tEnAtnr hr lilt evra-Pruor I run fkicir Littn-Luilvut 22 9446 Limn bt44r616 Sr kick) ORR TALLIES Leiner Adds Field Geal UT--Orange en 3 Goal Line Stands TIGERS GET FIELDER On 25-Yard KW( by Dyas --Malors' Interception 6ic Tennessee Play THE STATISTIC3 A Om Toll fk Ptrit 0 Won II i4 littallins rairdaire 24 110 Pokowno 1114le 11444ml 24 01 3-11 3-4 744444 inutroopted by A Pipit 3 -i------ II- 11 A rilMniPil In At 0 1 Yards ornalised 71 70 3-11 3-6 3 6-JJ 1 141 71 70 BY WMT GASTNION Chattonoors TU1451011 telifet LEGION FIELD Birmingham Many Tennessee fans came here Saturday to see the Unveil Ing Ot the lono Tennessee Vols They witnessed an eye-popping leather-popping exhibition by the Big Orange in a 10-3 victory over a young spirited Auburn team tinder sunny blue skies the Vols showed these skills In a Imp pense-filled game that kept 43- NO fans on edge: 1 They were tough inside their OWn 12-31ard line hplding Auburn times 2 They went with John talons end Gene Etter at tailback hard ly unveiling new tailbacks George Canals and Jackie Pope although Canale turned in a glittering 34- yard key run to set up a 23-yar4 field goal by Cotton Letner in the third And Canals showed bow punting should be dons in the fading minutes when he booted 42 and 82 yarders to put Auburn back on its heels IL They showed how dangerous it always la to throw too much against a Tennessee team After Auburn loston downs at the 1 and at the 8 in the first quarter Majors grabbed an Auburn pass in the second quarter and raced be- hind two oxky-wow-wow blocks SI yards to the Auburn 22 A few plays later fullback Bunny Orr burst over for 14 yards and Let' ner's goat made it 4 UT fullbacks showed to Id vantage with magic) yardage Foes were used to tailbacks eV ways having the ban last year Auburn played good ball The Tiger score came on an Ed Dyas field goal of 23 yards just before tether's pointer It stemmed from a fumble by On when Ken Rice racked him up on the Vol 13- Oddly enough it was the least "earned of the Auburn 1 threats Their march to the Vol 1 had started from the Tiger 33 1 and the invasion to the 5 started 1 at midfield In the second Jimmy Burson broke away 34 yards to the Vol 32 But two plays later Majors Intercepted and ran 46 yards 1 In the fading minutes Auburn I made a drive starting with an Intercepted pans return of 19 yards to the Vol 47 Bobby Hunt led a I flaming charge to the 14 but the Tigers lost on downs at the 11 with 3 minutes to go Jim Cartwright broke up two passes in that last series of downs Wayne Grubb and Letner had made key tackles when Auburn: was stopped at the one yard line Letner' Meigs star who won last year's game 3-0 with a field goal likes to play a big part in beating Auburn I Other stars in Vol play included Leon Smartt left guard Helton and Mike Luce! centers Gene Etter made some good plays at tailback You can't ever count I See Page Forty-Eight' CoL One Club Standings A5IEBICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Pet GB New York 90 57 611 Chicago 85 63 i574 514 Baltimore 85 64 570 0 Cleveland 73 74 17 Washington' 73 75 493 1714 Detroit 87 81 453 2314 Boston 64 84 432 26 Kansas City 54 93 367 36 ay BeuIta New York 8 Boston (10 in rungs) Cleveland 8 Chicago 8 (12 in Kansas City 8 Detroit Baltimore 10 Washington Where They Play Today teown (YBorrekwer(Tleor73)9-8) at Baltimore (Pappas 13-11) it Washington (Kralick 8-4) Chicago Shaw 13-12 or Kern merer 6-4 at Cleveland (Locke Kansas City (Herbert 12-15)' at Detroit (Lary 11-15) NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Loot Pct G3 Pittsburgh 92 57 617 St Louis 85 62 574 83 Milwaukee 85 63 574 614 Los Angeles 73 63 1534 3214 San Francisco 14 73 513 17 Cincinnati 67 82 25 Chicago 56 92 573 31 jt Philadelphia 54 DI 3C5 Z71 'Saturday' 1e8tal riltriburgh 2 aticago 5 Ft Louis 4 Cincinnati 5 Plinaiciphla 0 (Only games sehrliled) Where They Pittbnrh )119dlk 11-0) Yt Milwaukee (1'rahn St Loul4 17-12) Chic 711 (110)11t Fland 0 ni jono-v 17-11) st 1 flrwi 111) at ewt i vt 1111) i Tu a 1 Ill 4 I TARKE111011 STAR ORR TALLIES ID i i Leiner Adds Field Gaal Francis Scores Twice for i Bucs Beaten by Crives UT-Orange Sparkics en 0 -e 'Bulldogs-Fred Brown 1 But Cubs Clip Cards Gets Other 3 Goal Line Stands ally i 1 Number 1 Cut Magic I' PENNINGTON STOPPED i 1 4 4 ar 3 0 25 dKikb PI li A 1 I TIGERS GET FIELDER ILBlutirdWetAteUKENEot Extra Point Skein Endadi 11 No tches sN 1 48-t2h 11 A on Lt at 18---Victors Stick i Victory---Adcock Hits 't A -Malors Intercepu 4 io 3 4 Bi Tennessee Play 1 to Ground Attack i His 25th Homer 1 2 THE STATISTICS fly J07- REIClit it telt '''t A A fl THI 4 -s 5 4 1 STATISTICS Astoria ted -a t- A Arl 4 A' A' "Ilk A Athena Toon i 1'4 Getirela andehilt FlitWAUKEE-The Pittsburgh a- 4 deigns 14 0 114 IS 12 fli 4 Pitallins yardami 14 112 I 11 hint yardage let Pirates' elinched a tie for the a ee e' Pawn Yardage 24 31 feteint yardage -4 II 2 iitst htt 4 at 'aa Pawn I tr 64 woo Parolee interCeated bit 311 34 1 National League pennant at 3 peece ifecePted by '-i3 -A-0-0 A-3311411 though beaten Saturday 4-2 by the i rumbles loci 0 I I porchlet lipt 0 0 4- I Yards penalized 41 it Milwaukee Braves for the second Yarns penalised 71 70 time in le hours The Chicago BY WMT Asoee -4 Ity BARNEY BA Cubs beat second-place St Louis 1 ellattall00011 TiMea liftoffs tenet etted Pres Sports 'Writer 574 to eneble the Pirates tt) reduce LEGION FIELD Birmingham IsTASHVILLE (111---The clever 1 their magic lumber to 1 i a 1 --0 Many 'Tennessee fans came running of halfback 'red The Pirates Cala clinch their here Saturday to see the 1 I first flax in 33 years Sunday with tataiaitiaiosiamonlamotaosmatawamomitomptimaitatainall 14ttta ote'0uovivatt 4 alamoexamt APVR04" ohgir unveil Brown and quarterback Francis wort Telephoto Oelrpothe riZt by The 3 a victory over the Braves or an Th tri Tarkenton featureet eorgia's i other outs triumph over the CIDEF HAILS 5111)DIESt After a game of golf In Washing' eY' an-eased sn tile-MOPING 18-7 victory over yanderbilt Cards ton in the morning President Eisenhower flew over to nearby Big a Saturday night lit a Southeast- The Pirates leading by sot Annapolis by helicopter in the afternoon to watch the Navy- Orange in 10-8 victory over ern Conference football games have only five left to play Villanova football game Itere the Chief -Illecutive ecknowle a Yount spirited Auburn team Telephoto compared with seven for St er sunny blies skies the Tarkenton the 'SEC'S moat -lYPI edges an ovistion he reeeived at halftime (Story on page 40) Tech man a I Magie Number Is 2 10th effective passer last season Ho in Vole shmved these skills in a sus' 4 i A MAIORS OPERATION: Tetmeasee tailback Bill Majors drives Into Auburn nd Joe Leichts Louis scored twice en runs of 12 and man as he snares a Bobby Hunt pass in the game at Birmingham Tennessee tvon game 10-3 Lew Burdette who hadn't beat- prt nense-filled game that kept 43- two yards Brown tallied on a 000 fans oil edge: i i en the Pirates all year went the Kingipor Nip titt beautiful i7-yard punt' return distance for the Braves-He was )' Ironically Durwood i Penning- TLEIs BLAST Gibbs Led Rebs TEcll siAvEs npp buffeted for 11 hits tut hunA on si ding Auburn inside blocked by Vanderbilt center r' ton who had booted 18 straight OFF register his 18th triumph has Central -13 tos extra' points' had both his tries Repel Kentuck lost n- 'in- n' 11 The fidgety Tight- gf Iander ll a- JVith Late Rally 1)11 EV EIIIS 111)S LnyndurtaGiveeenialeinnaft3tntaeorewkattetapillabotapItinkcsaklathechouarrgrdi livitis An Hun Cody Binkley A pass play Uti I itniko a 214 i gin LA I filbri RALLY was In the trouble and seru enthlg ebut 'except for Roberto -Clemente's failed on! the third attempt home ran in the third and moth fi A Camila turned in a glittering 34- 1 Vanderbilt gaining freely on I Central 111611 a --I 4 yard key run to set up a 23yare kV scored early YARDSTICK I SeCres From 4 Yo its own end of the field final- unz cumEn er homer by Dick Stuart in the Pirel downy in the fourth -ning Eds Ass ted Prl I er ge ociaeerria Writer Engineers Hang An fAr 11(2c1 managed avoid bei aong Yar a rushint doubles Verde pawns 2 35 Out In Final Seconds 1 22 ield goal by Cotton Letner in the 1 third And Canale showed how im Johnson of Memphis Boston 6-5 Pennant period when reserve fullback i MEMPHIS tilleie 'ScrarribliOg 6 13 Victory upon Four plays completed I4i3033 7 nu it ign tmi it us theosulwd when es ibnoot hteedf fad quarterback Russ Morris 1 1 1' Mason Wave Star --i to keep its national'numher one 1ctory Over him Paaftee intercepted helped rumbles oat and 82 yarders to put Auburn By ED smacked over from the one and Milwaukee scored its PUBS' in Punta back on its heels -They owed how dangerous 1 kicked ritokingMississippi 'an Stubborn Owls he first inning all of them corn- Penaltiel 230 4-31 the placement He Kentucky Saturday nigh 21-6 ing after Bob Friend the starter By jAy SEARCY it always is to throw too much bunc Aggodated Press Pot Writer 1 Th The air minded Bulldogs stir- BOB GREEN By quarterback ith Gibbs By MAX SKELTON and loser bad retired two batters Friend seeking his 18th victory Kingsport Dobbyns Bennett' NEW ORLEANS-Quartet- 7 resod the fans by throwing a Auburn a Atiburn lost on downs at the 1 and Alsociated Press Sportt Virtue driving for two of the Rebel Associated Prase sports writer and fifth in a row -disposed of nervously fighting against time back rat Trammel cracked over against a Tennessee team After 1 of hard-running backs at and a dogged -Central line tackle from the four for 7 a the Commodores instead of BOSTON Mickey Mantle touchdowns' HOUSTON Up Georgia leadoff batter Billy Bruton and crashed fe10th- 1 i bot tler Mississippi contro lled a a le -Point after walking Del Crandall in- lit ured is et crossed the Purple Founder goal tsoautcuhrddoawynnlignhtthttio fliiilli lit'aecyounret the 8 the first a a- passing on the dry field- 641 of Saturday that brought New York fired up Wildcats most of The starting backfield S- the in the' last 25 eeconds 'for a first half on three field goals duced Eddie Mathews to hit into c0 Tarkenton Brown Bobby Wal- its eighth straight victory a 8- ay except for an uproarious by Tommy Wells 'arid a blocked a force play Mathewe however er Tennessee Southeastern' Conference tie vi ry In a rousing battle Alabama a hard-fought a top 40 ran den and Fred Godfrey ground decision over Boston and reduced 5 l''' stole second and scored on Henry UL hind two oxky-wow-wow blocks CI 0 the Yankees' magic number to 2 by Billy' Shaw 'Saturday ew es a our quer- In 1 th th li lb tb II with Tulane Aaron's double to -right center le 00 0Y 00 a earns yards to the Auburn 22' A few out big chunks of yardage in Trammell's scortng Maga play later fullback In ac Bunny the first Georgia scoring drive bit night aa the Engineers took 'a Chamberlain Ir I I Saturday The Yankee victoryigus Cleve- ter en en sop omore Wee Covington singled home apped a 55 yard drive as burst over for 14 yards and Let jaunt covered 65 the opening quarter The passer Jerry Woolum started 16-13 'victory -over- a Bulimia- Aa and the late a night Ind 6-5 victory over second- Pass mn crossed Alabama overcame a bad liege ne goat touchdown b' yards in nine place Chicago moved New York throwing strikes ingly strong Rice University moment later when Joe Adcock The touc own score ma i 7 i -0 L' lays two giant steps closer to Its 10th Gibbs sneaked two yards for A heavy rain fell as a crowd wallOped his 25th home run into quarterback' Bob Cross on an of fumbleitis to earn the tie 4 UT fullbacks showed to ed: with magto yardage Brown Scores pennant in 12 years under crusty the first Ole Miss 'touchdown of 35 000 saw Wells a' ienior the right field stands: uncalled sneak from one yard With quarterback Phil NU- vantage old Casey Stengel He skirted right end on an Friend bowed out for a pinch out-broke a 6-6 deadlock and gent and Tommy Mal supply Foes were used to tailbacks aV' The fans had hardly settled back from Nuhville Tenn kick two the spark Tulane had an ways having the battiest year Any combination of New York eight yard run for the second hitter in the next inning and Jim the hearts of the Central team ing a from halftime festivities before 3171111 and Orr tumble from quarter stemmed pointer It Chicago totaling Quarterback Doug Elmore got field before Rice Tan its go losses 11 goals Umbricht Clem Labine end Fred and about 5 000 Pounder in the rnakt parti- upset rig Ifor the Auburn played good ball Brown took MOlTis's 50-yard punt art of 69 minutes The Tiger score cam a ir Ed two will eliminate the White SOX this third In the final minutes of first play Green who followed Friend kept better sans But it set off a noise ran into a flock of tacklers' re New York has seven to 4 the Braves from any further acme bomb for an eltimated 2000 The 'Cr eenies underdogs by Dyes field goal of 23 yards jest verse 1 games the game -0w- Rice struck ac a Ri tru Itla with 3 hi fild and tore down the 1 Letner's it ii play Chicago six Quartetback Woolunt illK 5 'a Kingsport': backers' many Pre- yard 'scoring surge a' and one touchdown jumped into the before a 7-6 early the second fm' a fle bv west sideline behind a wall of Mantle's blast his 88th came vided the most exciting mo The victory was the 50th at whom were still screaming 15 lead in blockers for the touchdown Tar- off second "'period but the blocked 'home for the Braves eurPassmg when Mason rammed over right when Ken Rice racked him up on left-hander Ted Wilts leading merits of the struggle when the minutes after the game tackle from the three' 'A- 37- the Vol 15- Oddly enough it was 0 henton's second tank came on the off the lath Battling right-ha ded desperate Wild right-handed espera ca a opene up punt and a fumble recovery led the old high of 49 won last year Th I I I ting lane defend- -last play of the third quarter The third-place Braves have won yard toss from Nugent to half- the least "earned" of the Auburn Mantle drove the ball high into late in the third quarter- With to 10 engineer points in the I 1 ng a amp Ons an op- i' 4A The victory 'evened Georgia's the 2screen atop the 40-foot end Tom Hutchinson his favor- Cloning seconds Of the 'half 50 and lost only 26 at home but back Terry set up threats Their march to the Vol 1 1 this rev their first ran it won rs record at 14 It was Vanderbilt's left wall his have lost two more than they've the touchdown i had started from the Tiger 83 game in Chattanooga 'Mee i ite target passes sparked a -La Stallin covered lirst outing- ''4'': The Yankees force4 It into extra drvi that 79 rrY tli won on 'the road Howard Khmer's conversion and the Invasion to the 5 started Vanderbilt threatened seri' innings with a twolun rally in the a a covered yar a hall: in the end eons for a errraamion lutwAvAne Mt They were favored by two attempt failed wide of the goal at midfield In the second Jimmy Halfback a I 1 Sturgeon ball UA ab NI lb A bl aMICtattOWTIL Burson broke away 84 yards to to tie the game in the second Pe' eighth Walks to Roger Marie and hulled tha final foot touchdown after Shaw crashed Virdon et it I 0 post ya the 'Irioel when it trailed by one touch- Bill' Skowron and Yogi 10 --Meg 1 I hit Hutchineon oo um a SO Vtemente f1 Mathews 3b hint 'defense by both teems started Alabama on the road intercepted and ran 46 yards inner a Crandall 'It Wall a combination of brit- Halfback Ray A a it I Vol 82 But two plays later Majors through to block Roland Jack a e' own The Commodores drove on line shot to right produced one in the end zone with a 31-yard eon's punt Three plays later 8111114r6: be 8 Aaron II 'ttraight power from their own 8 and sent Skowron to third' Cerv Coy ton If 4 steady line -ripping jabs by to the tie when he returned In the fading minutes Auburn pitch in the fourth quarter but Tech'c 0 lb fullback Ken Tolliver of Kings- Gordon Rush's punt 38 yards made a drive starting with an tn to the Georgia 19 A 15-yard pen- forced Bern at second but young the big end couldn't Id it Vak 211 4 rantill5 511 to the Alabama 45 0 0 overed a Rice fumble and was booted a 40-Yard three- serlikl 2b 4 coulee ab 0 port and Central's flashy half- tercepted pass return of 19 yards alty set them back and Morris's Marline Coughtry's double play the vast relief th 0 el pm-MI1311P i 4 a- 1 the bebvrld 111 8 I Xurdell 3 I back Don Giles It was a thrill- with a to the Vol 47 Bobby Hunt led a pointer to puttee tete halftime Friend Trammell opened up pass was intercepted by Tarken- throw to first was wide and Skow- sippi crowd 0 0 -2--- ng football game certainly to attack and connected I flaming charge to the 14 but the on on the Bulldog U' ron came across with tbe tying ri ing lead to 16-7 umbricht i 11 0 A I and eft' the ore after be Considered one of the great- with halfbacks Billy Richard- Tigers lost on down' at the 11 Terrell Dye run' Ole Miss kePt the Wildcats Tech spent most of the sec- Labine a 1 est in the long series between eon for at with 3 minutes to go I played a total of 12 mimites and 'Frank Malzone powered the eVernon 9 yards Butch W11- caged Kentucky didn gea on 't d- half on ense topping or 0 4 1 1 these two powers e- Jim Cartwright broke hp two son for another 19 ano er 410 seconds in the game gaining Boston attack that overcame a 2-0 first down until Woolum hit Rice on the Engineer 27 1 and Totals 14 111 Tifials 11 4 4 The highly-keyed teridclers passes in that last series of downs (' a net of 11 yards in seven car- first inning a lead and The toss Oa Wilson took the 27' Hu nson wi a -yard pass 17 before finally allowing the 04 -411VmeMetit iPe'rri IV r- tedolettairel warded off threats and punish- ball 'th I I ane il wo Wayne Grubb and Letner had ries However he lost 12 yards chased starter Art Darnel that started the touchdown Owb a second touchdown for Labino in MI 4 Rau tor 8 ge ur es int blows in the first half and wave later made key tattles when Auburn Trammell hit a in his last two tries Otherwime Malzone drove in single runs in marcha in Rt III ll Coach Front Cl 11 sub nton et 0 Billy' Cox who hit Johnny putats6rigi 1 hat AAA MAI 0 WCnt dirt i to the dressing rooms was stopped at the one yard line' his play was termed good the fourth and fifth and his two- The Rebels concentrated on Burrell' with a 13-yard pass for Milwaukee -i: 400 000 101-4 deadlocked 0-0 1 Letner' Meigs star who won (Grady Wade another Chat run homer a three-run straight powerhouse football the fest Rice score sneaked T-811141c1d''' CAW 241 1 a Then in the third period Tot attempt that last ea 'The conversion yr's game 3-0 with a field th for Boston that gave the at trinket able DP-Mantilla and A A full would have given Tama its lee- 7 tatuatigan kicked off twice for aevert lead laced with just enough passes over from tk the one after Rice had cock Coltier and Adcock Burletio liver a acia-pounu reserve' allii 1 ste ailed goat likes to play a big part in the Commodores for 'distances ilea a leau Kentucky nervous covered a fumble on Mantilla and Aricocki Mantilla Collier tnri stitue cen- II back a' 74-yard But the Yankees wouldn't be de- and Adotoeit: LOIS-Pittsburgh se IMP ter Elliott Moseley made beating Auburn a' bad of 45 and 57 yards David Long- A If 1 as moo ke 20- hh They piled up 214 yards rush- Tech 20 14azemski Aaron 11-04 march for first Other Kingsport's Leon Smartt left gu ard tar in Vol 1 i 1 el ay nc le Mike Knighton did not we''' a I 1S7 an and Luis Arroyo held the Red Sox ag Compared to 27 for Ken th Wells' fl quarter '-thr mente Stuart Adcock ellltathews I touchdown After picking up 40 a first tee- Crandall Mason was the game's top get in the game) pointers were for 86 ad good priend tt4 811 fback Helton and Mike Luce! centers (tame until the 10th Eli Grba tucky a It 61 6 a ay BB et mopped up after Marale's winning 17121 yards in five carries hal 4 4 I (1 rainer with unofficial sta Gene Etter made Some good plays ntucky tander3ol'ii 0 t-- 12ii1 I 1 0 Lo 0'24 yards He also converted Umbricbt Doyle' Seat started at Cen- -21 Cabins tralat tistics giving him 43 yards in l2 at tailback 't after 33 touchdown -yar line urst into ou Cala ever un 12 run lek haled) -0 me? miss-clime i tun Vitteen kick) Ga-Brown 77 alma retuna (kick Butch Blume broke even' In Ercetta 7 1 the Pounders' secondary faked a -we Co 0 teneek A Both Stengel an an- Ste 1 Red 8 Mimi-Gibbs run fOreen kick) Ky-atm-neon ri from tailed fm Illt off The 'Miens defense shackled rage Forty Eight One extra point attempts for anigP6121i ck'nu two tacklers and aped for as 5" WI" 'uv ager Mike Higgins pulled all stops ail le 1 ictc and--Johnson 1 run orris kick) 86- invci "In ec I the opening touchdown There zuCilarylKint 11 0-30 who was Atiendance-26-500 in this one Each threw 20 players Attendance 10117 Mee Victor or was 6:55 remaining in the third the standout in last week's vie- the game apd Stengel came ally moved the ball Dartmouth Is sis tt tory over Georgia end held him Standings Clu 4 quarter when he 'cored ooa tbll do Tech actu Scores Duke Wins 3140 up with su-eh situations as start- no closer than the seven-yard trig Gil McDougald at second COLUMBIA S0 ell Duke line and crossed midfield only Davis Central handled the ball for 4 to 19 yards in four carries' LIIERICAN LEAGUE shifting him to third and then only five plays that qua av vans Is Star 1 410 0 t--4 quarterback Don Altman and end once in the second half quarter Mane 4 a a-vo Won Lou Lod Pet GB 11C11002 1 Gerald Burch stopped a final TIANo Ri NB al-'---1 But the Pounders played some ems back to second Lee Moorman combined for a Tul-magon: MIR (01ei tallell New York 90 57 -612 Menus' 7 mon ale-Trammell 4 run dock tatieett Chicago ss ea 574 pi MariOr inter Marlon Institute 1 McDougald got the Yanks off passing attack that carried theithreat by Rice by intercepting Dartmouth junior a I a of their finest football nonethe- 0 la Oceans 14 rieht with a leadoff homer and a Blue Devils to a 810 Atlantic Coast la Cox pad on the Tech 27 after Evans thwarted a to' less' After scoring and stopping tv Baltimore 85 ea 370 ineteert 11 -Agheville let 1 file) K11-13 triple by Maria and Mantl e's bunt Conference football victory over Owls had moved 65 yards Hampshire extra point play Central I a Kingsport the a Cleveland 73 74 497 17 yracuse Routs L- chaittfarwa Central single accounted for the other In a "-e 0---er South Carolina Saturday night in Burch's interception came with with a 'goal' line tackle and started again this time from i Washington' VI 75 493 171 4 1- 1' la IT---linat Nein' at'ort i two run first inning the opener for both teams 29 seconds to ptay saved a 7-6 victory for Dart- its 24-yard line In seven plays Boston El 15 to es Detroit :67 81 231ii Boston 64 84 432 26 NewberrY 46 Latawba 1 Their other run came in the Moorman set a new conference'G'itall 'Dee 4 ie te-te mouth in this opening football five of them rune by Tolliver 3 Aggillotehign 21Westera Caralina 6 Mice 1 7 1 6-13 Kansas City 51 93 367 VI st Wilson balked game for both teams Sature record of 11 passes caught in one eeh-ro wens )0 totaling 59 yards' the 'Indians 7 Alabama 4 Tubule sixth hen Earl a rant Carobits I Guilford 1 Skowron home from third after I ech-PO ill 24 dity' A were knocking a the Central's 0 Test Teatteasea W' Kenteekt genie The old record was nine tIlco-Burrelle )3 Alta trent cos (Blume eissotiolett Prost Sport Write Saturday's Results Georgia 11 Vanderbilt loading the bases on walks set by Ulm Randle of Virginia stek) 0 1 0- kin 4 A 'arils Torii 11 Rie 13 NEW TORE BOSTON Tech-Stallings recovered blotked punt 01411 6 6 6 l'us eyetaxtiem eiyi Ernie Nevt York 8 Boston 5 Cli gas 10 enair Phyne 111- Preehrtoricals 0 ab et 1) ob rib IA against Vanderbilt in 1958 Moor-1 in 0110 01000 Mello kickl Dart-Rot (i1 bass trOM Kinder But tile Pounder" sparked by Davis carried 5 times rungs) or 121 al Kt0nturky giros 240 rent I man completiomt accounted for rills 40 a iled) 1 4 CI TI ex) Fifty-One 'Mani and Magi 11' Virginia 11 Kubik is neb Ice--Cox run (kick A VAH-Euela la ail Dorn Dickson See age y-e Ct Five eland 8 Chicago 8 (12 in yards including a tie-breaking 80- Clev 77phie State 37 Tenn Torn 1 Maris et Williams 11 i 122 yards 'r' Attentielice--15000 't (run tailed) ant scoring' dash as powerful flings) Mefferd Davidson manito of Wertz lb Ferman TalinPla simorou lb 0'1'0" 2b 81 Kansas City 6 Detroit ii Texas 34 0000 Marriand a batte lb Virginia 311 10 Onward 131 eery' If tlYrn 1 a in la opener Saturday and took Baltimore 10 Washingttm i elartloottl 11 M'alte Forfeit itien'eon lb P0mmo w-w I aim at another national football Florida a Florida Siete 1 thong fennois 2-1 Vt'nere They Play Today Kies I Carotins 01 3h 41 i 1 championship t1T01111111 Vali 10 WellitAlrititillA 11 ditleortft1 0 hi'llh'el'ittl 9 2 The 205-pound halfback dashed oiew York (Terry 9-8) at VentftrOMPII 10 Auboht 31 en' watri 2b 8 8 Boston '(Brewer 10-13) as Hampton Irmiliute 2 earth CarollosColiere IS Mien Hones 0 0 0 1 quarter to put Syracuse in 80 yards late in the opening Baltimore eiorean At 1 purer a i or frapres 13-11) at canie 12 iLivitsrtone I NMI 0 1i2 r4 a i i Washington (Kra ick 8-4) slhimo ARM St Lao el h4n lv1" 8 1 "111 3 1 front 14-7 after the surprising Ter- eth4kmao is south omelet st Arm" I iottli-" 0 12 or Kern 1 1 viers had tied the score on a 28- Chicago haw 13 pm Oaitill 20 torttone al Moluard merer 6-4 at Cleveland (Locke Wexhinsien end Lee 21 Crntra gi Who 0 ii IL'01rn It 2 i ee 6 ylostonsalem Teri 70 Kfrotorkr ht 71 au loAuri 3b 0 2 klifierto1ki 0 0 7 4 a yard run by Dick Dsmrals there Monition 14 Missiselmq Melt lig Totals 314 11 1 I I S'0! 131 Kansas City (Herbert 12-15) viieare omehme is steetware 4 1-Welkril for Monimuotteite ita 41 b- o- Schwartzwaider's boys took corn 7 Ann fur pyotin-oot in 4th: r4 eit at Detroit (Lary 11-15) Morirmn Vito 1 0 Weixeri for Poo mend slashing out 451 yards oieet st tw via to rostsmse Sttt Inr Pirhardoon in (Petrol Pato 10140 41 att iler In ttit a -Part for ISInnhard Ito itht while holding the Boston attack Gaeta Washington 19 '1 1itt -citadel ig -Struck out for Duren in llth it-el0 tageno-Newionn cresso Imo 4 Ruttivo In Solt lb-rooted nut to 27 yards only 2 on the ground NATIONAL UO (Tetto1 11Cromhtry In Oth I-Hit into force riortr Won Lost Pet G3 primarily Da 0 ri- et Autin rosy setae ceesnoo nmi Ln ph it-c41" I Used rimar 11 as a deco 92 57 617 itor arroyo Milt -eked or ar via averaged better than 21 yards rIttsburg BAST St FS 62 574 63 Arm' Arm' NI Boston Collets $INIp virgt' loti iall 104 1-1 per carry He also grabbed a 22- ibexes Si atehanhrf 100n 4 ie sosa-s Milwaukee 83 63 574 yard pass quarterback Day ti i sl s6 7E-meet reemove York an-12 Poo- Sarette for Syracuse 's final touch- -451 Angeles 63 "'t 3-21 Client 25 ii- fon soil rat -1as end Worts Pun- San Francisco 74 73 533 17 enti se rI ttroen pod Wertz: ()tarn and Worlit down 1 et 37 Prawn 1 4110 yotto to roeton 12 21-Cerl Pete Brokaw a hard running Cincinnati 67 82 450 25 Pod 13 Ittohort 1ixott 7 achy Perra 33-Marie 1 Iartmuth I Nen mootre 4 Dolma bialtone Mantl fra 92 '-3 l'511 Junior plunged for two Syracuse Chicago a 0-- 1- 1 eareo4 Is "pee raa1 IL IP 11 1 11111118 SO 11100rins Vitilltir II Wok rummy 6 331 8 8 scores The other came on a 23- rilliadelPhia 54 St iiC3 Ze1 Itelit11 21 Inclapare 1410 yard pass from Dick Easterly iltit: Mods hion4 01 A (ipi Ili 1 i Saturday result's tiev Amer Iniernationai I oth second-string quarterback to half- 41 Viitmihoontietis 1 I beck Don King Itilwaukee rim burgh 2 ortheattern 34 Norwieh 0 wikon 214 IC r'01 ta Louis is tAteoPilo I la 41 'MIX was S3rrocuse's 12th "le riteaerea to0ie 7 ee 13 1 straight 'victory and its 13th in Cincinnati 5 Ilinaartellla 0 Palatial 111 rt'inciafetn 14111ip (1 I1) 1 (Only games seheIIIPIIL ernI0 as 4tort 11 7 utclarti regular season play The orange 1 1' me la hoogo'n ft troo bs 000lt-r will get a big test next week i how- It ti Iraio IN A 11 1 a1 tore a0r Utth Th-ev "fiy 7rnTrr (be4tor 04 Do vniltota 1 WI -Volxvn PHt Wi'on LI 1 ever wbenit meeta highly rated rittsblirgh 110) pt s) ink 76 Trittot tt mut) I sosroliow MonothIck -J 41 Ititilhurt 1 Weiitrri 0 A mi Ali 1y1115as in a nationally televigedmilyaulteer wr mhn 219) Juniata 1 Wmaftroltinfor tra) At game from Lawrence Kan I St 10111M (lai11-1 17-12) At trot Coon 21 II etroatr Yee 14 yAmtttro Jirt CtIATE3 i' 1orm IL 7 1 7 Vale 11 ly ennott 1 nvi 411A 14 14 I 8-15 Chirp70 (110M0 11-Nl 14 IIA''' rIE'rEY 1' a 14'1111 lonkittit 6 tE10(Anti kirk) (''11 1-'' 0flt 't 100ttom 14 Yreroom a FO a vh II 14 t1 l' 14 --4 Au rteAnatio 21 ton (Patient! kirk) 1 "1 0 1 pmeobore it 014 4 17-11) et Lol It 1m s-to Is tozTox (AP) The row York ww 6v1I-TOtvtil 0 vim trtic)ort 100 ftwilny4 Ireirs 401 OkAr''d Tanks EAtorectv sent pitcher MEW GATO3 GOrSt Joe Macbeth (In) norida loll- that tel'e Darn bad attempted to brIbts Mtn Others In the IAA anal113 paes from xamrty iStuder 11-1 I I Seicee'l Sect P14ol 6Phtld alm ooates tack to New York for back goes over loft guard fon-rano yank Saturday In the 3-0 are Doh Hoover (31) and Florida StIstWo Fred Crimea (60i sra- Pr" 1I I run flock told) I'llfin1tiIilt 01i1tt'' apa-11eve 22 piae limn P0 at i i 21 17) See rare ratprke Ott Four treatment of a kidney ailment victory Florid orid Mats at GalneavUlo Menet) reported The victory as the Gators' second (Story on 3 age 5 1 tido 4 he nhl 'er Is 3- 4 re rd re gb 1r4 the els lets ter fld Ito 4 Drr ad- Se Li It Orr on was urn Di 1 led my the 1011' lira tda a the rr two me De GB PO 61i IT 1714 2314 26i1 111 I vaa 41-11N0 an44--- a AIN a 1I Will WW1 bat '7-epi Iiii s- -s 1 21114hielit yudart 0d4 Ili 24 21 I let i Pirates clinched a tle tor the 44 '4- p4ocno IstSage 4 1 14 4 1 'II PRIMO II jIA it 4 i 1 I 14 31 31 ti 2-1 National League pennant at 4 6 khooli 0 tOtples bir AP 0 4-11104 I fi -I I 6-39 though beaten Saturday 4-2 by the InAt 4-31 1 41 4 0 I 11 Milwaukee Braves for the second 0' 4- Yards vili tased 71 to 'it i Awn yi 1 time in 16 hours 'rile Chicago trt if DIP I Interwar 1 a4V tyt hi yard lel gkoeAaynt act oont at tient 1 eus hot eotr2htit3ele-ndyhf at rank 7 home run 112 the third and anoth ce ntra a Mort Pat Sc ores From gun ards osmium! kw LICL4 IL tierig ai- "7------ 4 B' Buz crtmEn 't et" homer by Dick Stuart in the rill dewmt i clog 15 21 Out in Final Seconds managed to avoid being :11 Alms 22 10th-inning Homer Edges Associated Press Sports Writer Engineers Hang on plays complted for ninth' score upon Four doubleye SIghtPHIS UP) 7kiScrarnbling Pomo intercepted II 11 St ar ason ave helped him 0 0 ninlignImintrnultheVd be when he he and 82 yarders to put Auburn nimbi' lost Boston 6-5--Pennant to keep its national number' one 16 13 Victory Over Milwaukee scored ita nms Magic Number Is 2 Mg' Mississippi a 1 Stubborn Owls Mei 4 2-30 4-30 the first inning all of them corn- Pena By' ED TUNSTALL back on its heels 2 Kentucky Saturday night lag alter Bob Friend the starter By JAY SEAncy Astociated Press Mt The ti dangerous and loser bad retired two batters Mineenort Dobbyna Bennett: NEW ORLEANSOtimrtot owe ow ty- bnly -nyry70 with ouarterbaek -Jake Gibbs fly atAr it grcrtITAT i.