Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 41

--r 12 7T 111 iiiNty toL-' I oectitin Four CLASSTFIED ADVERTISING Four Yffitttaittnyoa 'L ai 'don Four etzte '(gb 4-1tn 411 I th-0v11U111 A ULU '7r4'ESIS OF THE SPORTS WORLD -NEWS OF TiE SPORTS WORLD CHATTANOOGA TENN SUNDAY NOValBER 8 1959 TENNESSEE ROBS LSU'S BENGAL BANDITS BY 14 TO 13 TIBBETTS SPARKS GEORGIA TECH OVER NOTRE DAME vgawlimpoinalmewqM11WOgrispole 11110101141104111i1101111oo 111MPr-91 1- 'Y 4 SCORES BOTH ID'S Sub Quarterback's Running Highlights 14-10 Verdict Over Fighting Irish 1ST EVER FOR DOD '1 Anderson Williamson Nix Also Shine for Engineers Before 58575 Fans TIGER SKEIN ENDS Loss Is First in 20 Games for Defending National Collegiate Champs CARTWRIGHT THE THIEF Jim Steals Pass Returns for Hee Adds 1 Kicks 2 THE STATISTICS Louisiana Simi Tenn Pled downs 19 9 Rushing yardage 270 11 Passing yardage 64 19 Passes 2-5 1-4 Passes intercepted by 2 2 Punta 4-45 7-33 rumbles loqt 2 1 Tarda penalized 40 30 From Page One TIGER SKEIN ENDS I At Ptottot40 0 tt tf: Loss Is First in 20 Games i t'1 A for Defending ational ii 1 dee Collegiate Champs 4 i CARTWRIGHT THE THIEF i I1 4 i 1 Jim Steals Pass Returns i st I I ''t for Adds 1 0 7 A Kicks 2 4' I THE STATISTICS A) 0 Louisiana State Tenn 0 ''''o frY First downs 19 9 Rubin Yirdsge 270 01 I Passing yardage 64 19 ''''4 t' Passes 2-5 1-4 I 71 '11 41 Pa Ages intercepted by 2 2 Punta 4-45 7-33 rumbles lost 2 1 A' Tarda penalized 40 30 a -d From l'age One 0 1 ri A it 't I 1 i i if I 4 l'''N li it It 11 1 i 0 4- '01 4 446k: 59 yards with an intercepted pass Cotton Letner of Meigs County kicked the point for a 7-7 tie in the third quarter 1 Ri lly Cannon a star in defeat had run 28 yards off right tackle like a steer on the loose for the LSU tally in the first LSU has never won here They still haven't LSU had won 19 in a row That string was snapped just as the rots snapped Auburn's 21 game string without a ioss in the season opener here The V() Is whatever 1 else they are are the giant killers the destiny kids that tear upon the scene in the big moments for great chunks of glory This time they ripped up the Tigers with their own weapons They robbed them of the ball on fumbles They boldly stole a passi to even the game soon after 59 yards with an intercepted pa ss Cotton Letner of Meigs County ldckecl the point for a 7-7 tie in the third quarter I Rilly Cannon a star in efeat had run 28 yar lis off right tackle like a steer on the loose for the LSU tally in the first LST1 has never on here They still haven't L617 had W011 19 in a row That string was snapped just as the 'trots snapped Auburn's 21 game string without a loss in the season here The whatever 1' 10 Press Wireohoto FULLBACK NEYLE CROSSES 111T11 THE VOLS' 2ND TOUCHDOWN AS LSU IIALFBACK TO3DIY NECK 'WATCHES IIELPLESSLE Mississippi's Grid Show Prop Limed a Hit Hit Hit Bowl-Hungry Bulldogs NiP'5840-0 TRAGEily Moore and Morris Shine SIANDSTILLIGatmt 21 10 for Seventh MOVES MOCCASINS AsVandY Nips Kentucky THE STATISTICS Ga Telt Dam First downs II Ruching ya-mage lel 111 Passing yardage 21 173 Passes 3-4 PlAhPS Intercepted br 3 1 Punts 3-3 i( 7-37 Fumbles lost 3 4 Yards penalized 25 By GENE BLUDEAU UPI Sports Writer SOUTH BEND Tibbetts the Georgia Tech quarterback who prefers running to passing scored two touchdowns Saturday in a sccond-half rally which beat Notre Dame 14-10 A capacity crowd of 58575 braved 30-degree temperatures and a stiff 15-mile-an-hour wind to watch the yellow -Jackets score their sixtlf victory of the year It was the first for Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd over Notre Dame in an interschool rivalry that goes back 37 years The game was marked by fumbles and pass interceptions by both teams but Notre Dame paid a heavier price for its mistakes Tech trailing 3-0 at the half matched the Irish in fumbles three-for-three as the third period opened But Billy Williamson a "goat" in an earlier fumble got the Yellow Jackets on their first scoring drive when Don White's pass bounced off Monty Stickles' hands into the arms of the Tech halfback Taz Anderson reeled off 32 1 yards and Tibbetts went through the line for 10 for the big gaMs in a drive that pushed to the Irish one-yard line Tibbetts sneaked over for the score Frank NIX a junior halfback put the steam into the winning drive for Tech when he sprinted 41 yards on a kickoff rettatii midway in the fourth period Then Anderson and Tibbetts clicked off short steady gains winding up on the Notre Dame six where Tibbetts bowled over for the touchdown Tommy Wells kicked both extrapoints Tibbetts a substitute for the injured regular quarterback Fred Braselton threw only two passes completing one for six yards But he carried thii ball 11 times and gained 33 yards on the ground Stickles whose toe has saved three games for the Irish in three years booted a 41-yard field goal in the second period after Williamson helped the Irish cause with a fumble on Tech's 30 Stickles also scored Notre Dame's only touchdown snaring the 41-yard toss from White in the fourth period and running the remaining two yards for the touchdown Notre Dame 0 3 0 -10 Georgia Tech 0 0 7 7-14 41 field (foal ono (Wells kick) 43 pass from WhI4 (Stickle' kick) (Wells kick) SIX ball trds ved In 'ard rlod the on )tre unrds h14 I 'Slaughter on Hemingway Field' Worst Defeat for DC in 12 Years By MACFEELY Asim-kted Press Sports Wryer JACKSONVILLE Fla-- Georgia's Bulldogs with visions of a Southeastern Conference championship and bowl bids dancing in their heads rolled to a 21-10 victory over Florida Saturday It was the fifth conference victory without defeat and seventh of the seasonr for Georgia against one' Football By BARNEY BALLARD Associated Press Sports Writer NASHVILLE combined a first-quarter field goal with Torn Moores 62-yard touchdown gallop in the third period to upset Kentucky 11-6 in a Southeastern Conference football game Saturday Russ Morris junior quarterback from Louisville Ky booted the field goal from 21 yards out Auburn Wa ops when a Commodore drive bogged 11 -down near the end of the first quarter Maroons 33 to 0 Aloore Vanderbilt workhorse Moore Vanderbilt workhorse THE STATISTICS 1 i 1 I 1 i 1 i i f' rp I 1 I 71 1 1 i 1 1 i 4 I 1 i i 1 I 1 1 1 1 4 I 1 1 loss The crowd of 40000 wasl Results Firat downs Cutts Mississinit 12 20 Rushing 'yardage 132 2i0 PasIng 'yardage 29 149 Pass 7-14 PasesAnteregoted by 0 2 Punts 0-70 3-387 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards 0enallzed 7-60 5-43 By GEORGE SHORT Chattanooga Times Sports Writer THE STATISTICS $tate Auburn First downs 9 18 Rushing yardage 107 351 55 21 2-8 0 by 0 2 7-32 9 2-31 0 2 40 55 missed a field goal by inches It looked as if UT didn't have a viluf AND HussELL Chinaman's chance until Cart- 1 wright's hijack of the pass i Near the finish the Vols had the To Chinese Bandits playing more like Geisha girls in this turn about TANEISTIL battle Their long-blade Asiatic swords turned into samurai Jap- anese suicide weapons The game was replete with But Otherwise Celtics Hol great moments of suspense with P- tdge Rip Warriors for many twists and turns of fortune At the start it was a question of 6th Straight Victofy how In the world LSU was 'get- ting so many tacklers into the 17 backfield And it took two mett at By BOB GREEN' least to stop Cannon on ever play A otoetated Press Sports Writer Near the end all this was ROSTON Russell an changed and people were asking: Wilt Chamberlain played eac Where are the bandits? i other to a gasping standstil Trend of the scoring atter Cart- Boston had the best of the rei 'night's run was like this: Neyle and the world champion Celtic Sollee fullback about to lose his took their sixth straight Ni job for not running with more i tional Basketball Associatio lzrocity blasted nine yards on i victory 115-106 over Thilade left guard on a counter play to tphia Saturday night score It climaxed a 30-yard It was Philadelphia's first los march made possible by Ken Sad- in league play and increase ler covering an LSU fumble eastern division lead was as if he said to the two games-- 'solly Sollee" Both Chamberlain and Rune Letter one of the game at a great played the entire game and at stars for his end play calmly peared to be tiring badly in th kicked the point again and UT later stagen was sailing 14-7 going into the Chamberlain Philadelphia's 1 fourth period foot-1 rookie wonder outscore Durel Matheme sub for John- Russell 30 to 22 but it was hi ny Rabb after he left the game inllowest point production of th the fourth badly shaken up scason sneaked 2 yards for an Lai tally 1 Rll at 6-feet-10 and ac on a freakish mishandling' of a usse knowledged defensive standou punt by Bill Majors LSU recov- ered on the 2 of the league beat the lank Then LSU went "for broke' on Philadelphia giant 35-30 on re the game deciding play withl Cannon hitting hitting right tackle be- Attention centered primaril hind powerful blockers Majors' Cn the Russell-Chamberlain due and Wayne Grubb stopped him at their first official meeting the one the season In all their perform To wring out the last ounce of ances were about even wit suspense hi the game Isu Chamberlain showing better a blocked a Vol punt for the first offense and Russell dominatinJ time since Bowden Wyatt has the defensive side been here The Tigers took aver The Celtics forged an 8-1 on the UT 27 But soon here 1 lead in the opening moment See rage Forty-Six Col One I See Page Forty-Two Col One But Otherwise Celtics Hold Edge Rip Warriors for 6th Straight Victofy I By BOB GREEN' Aosociated Press Sports Writer BOSTON UP)--Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain played each other to a gasping standstill 'Boston had the best of the rest I and the world champion Celtics their sixth straight Nei tional Basketball Association i victory 115-106 over (Philadelphia Saturday night It was Philadelphia's first loss in league play and increased eastern division lead two games Both Chamberlain and Russell played the entire game and appeared to be tiring badly in the later stages Chamberlain Philadelphia's foot-1 rookie wonder outscored Russell 30 to 22 but it was his lowest point production of the scason Russell at 8-feet-10 and acknowledged defensive standout of the league beat the lanky Philadelphia giant 35-30 on rebounds Attention centered primarily cn the Russell-Chamberlain duel their first official meeting the season In all their performances were about even with Chamberlain showing better on offense and Russell dominating the defensive side The Celtics forged an lead in the opening moments See rage Forty-Two Col One MBA RUSSELL VIE TO of the Gator Bowl' as the weather turned LAST rainy and cold 20 14 Brockport State 20 at Isnt Imi Ins 0' a' Hobert 7 But the fired-up Georgia team 2ll a itytpruyds :41 lirag -rtl leorloc found chinks in Florida's pass torOand 7 0 1 us Ileverford 6 defense for two touchdowns in I Rutgers 16 Moravian Lafayette 14 I a 'meta 0 Wegner the first quarter and Charlie ttir Citadel 8 Sustreheenne 6 Britt wrapped things up in the 1 Allegheny 7- P1114Yle'l'etialll 14 Princeton 0 third period when he ran 1001Colgete 111 18 aluollsmsbArg Tars 13 CloetsiteersteTt: ig yards for a TD after intercept- Army la Weems 0 ing a pass Syracuse 20 Penn State 18 Florida's outstanding punter geozvearraealp Boston University 8 Temple 0 Pot 0 Bobby Joe Green couldn't kick Torernton State li nett 19 Br sown 0 Boston 1: la C011ege well against a 15-mile-an-hour Villitat2bary vi wind In the opening Period and onnecl 30 2 16 11 1Cacut liortheastern Georgia got its first 11 8 Bates 0 Main 1 Bowdoin 11 I rom the Flotida 43 28 a Yale 12 I Trin ity 19 Mitt running plays reachedi Massachusetts 23 the 14 and Bobby Walden threwrgahgan csVo011 20 Wesfern Reserve a the second pass of his aliege! 41 RhodneariervI 1 career Gordon Kelley caught it liougesztow(tnuard 19 RIP 2 6 Montclair 3 in the end zone for a touchdown! Albright 27 Muhlenberg 21 1 Hampshire 84 Springfield (Mess) 0 to 7- of 8-0 broke through the Wildcat line after a fake handoff shifted the defense out of his path He streaked down the field for a score A conversion pass put the game out of Kentucky's reach A late fourth quarter drive featured by quarterback Jerry Elsaman's passing produced Kentucky's score came on a 15-yarder by Eisaman to end Ronnie Cain The score followed two other pass completions from Eiseman to halfback Calvin Bird for 22 yards and to Cain for 4 The try for two points failed on a pass A crowd of 25000 chilled fans saw Vanderbilt win its third game of the season and its second con ference decision 'rhe loss left with an over-all record of two victories and five defeats Moore the game's leading ground gainer wrapped up 117 yards in 16 tries The Commodores pushed to their field goal in a series of plays which started from the Kentucky 44 and stalled after reaching the Wildcat 2 Kentucky defenders threw Moore for a loss on third down and Morris took over for the field goal Kentucky's free-wheeling of-See Page Forty-Two Col Five See Page Forty-Two Col Five Ala nimble Auburn scored on runs of 42 Saturday and led Plainsmen to a rout of Mississippi completed his second sprint late in the 19-year-old quarterback his ground-gaining yard sin 16 carries e-beaten a in The Associated needed 26111 minutes first score against outclassed Maroons before of 38000 but once started they stopped a third-string halfback returned a for Auburn's first Then on the final first half fullback it 10-0 with a 30- 1 iiis-i h-aif 'Knack it 10-0 with a 30- See Page Forty-Two Col Two THE STATISTICS Georgia Florida First downs 13 Rushing yardage 149 59 Passing yardage III ISO Passes 10-20 Passes Intercepted by I 3 Punts 8-33 10-404 Fumbles lost 2 2 Yards penalized 39 68 Navy Trims Terps 22-14 BALTIMORE Joe spun loose in the fourth quarter on two punt returns one for 9 yards and the deciding touchdown to spring Navy from behind for a 22-14 football victory Saturday night over Maryland Maryland 0 0 0-14 Navy 0 0 6 16-21 -Scott 49 DIM from Novak (Scott kick) 1 plunge (Scott kick) 4 run (pass railed) 1 plunge (Penbrook pass trom Tranch(nil 69 punt return armschint run) 4 Joe rttt one lug 0111 rie zott I) ook tory Saturday night ov er Nary- land Maryland 14 0 0 0-14 Navy 0 0 6 16-22 Walcott 49 pass from No (Scot va 82c1 MD-Joyce I plunge (Scott kick) ay Nv-Tranchini 4 run (pass fa ied l) 1ViT'lli ge (Penb roo NNaavvir)--aierlatilligeornhill5iritrItnt tenni Ctran chilli run) utaini tes om-eaizGe'011 I OXFORD Miss ill-rdiii on Hemingway Field" a tragedylPaRses Intercept 'directed by Johnny Vaught 11D-I int i brutally on the Bermuda i 'grass football stage of the lIniI versity of Mississippi here Sat- Bobby Hunt urday el Ole Miss' Rebels looking back- sophomore ward to their loss to Louisiana and 51 yards and ahead to next week's the powerful game with giant-killing Tennes- 31-0 football took time in between to state 'crush Chattanooga 58-0 When Hunt i Using a script with all 'the ond scoring ferocity of a Mickey Spillane I game the 1' 'novel the blue-clad Rebels 'scored their widest victory mar- back boosted gin since beating a Teachers total to 214 3 College 92-0 in 1935 Auburn 1 And Chattanooga absorbed its ranked No 8 'worst beating since Barney Press poll Poole Charley Conerly and Co to produce its rolled 62-0 on this same tree- rimmed field a dozen years ago the sadly outc The worst defeat suffered by a fore a crowd Moccasin team was when Ten- the Plainsm nessee won 67-0 in 1914 wouldn't be a The slashing swiftness of the Jackie Spet Johnny Reba' attack and the sophomore ha bullishness of their defense that punt 38 yards allowed but two touchdowns tnhdow all season handed Coach Scrap- ouc play of the 1 py Moore his most decisive set- drcti )yf field id mad baTcknere was never any doubt about the outcome The only miss state hesitancy felt by some 14500 AAuubb urnsoe'n'c'ee '3' fans on band day was in trying kicked) to estimate the margin of ultimate victory Chattanooga did 51 ru not get past midfield until the fourth when it worked to-Ahe 13 before losing the ball on downs In brilliantly sunny weather and 45 windy degrees the Rebels began the rout after 11 minutes and 36 seconds of play when 1 Billy Brewer carried a Glenn FNN Jones punt back 46 yards for a touchdown Brewer took a cries- 4 ski cross handoff from George I' 2 41 Blair got a key block by Rich- 01 ard Price and went a winging Bob Khayat kicked the 4 after Ar -v1 Flowers Open tIp '4" s' 4 When 11Cs Dan Washburn pitched out badly on the run- '4 toss option at his 44 Dewey Partridge flew in and claimed k'" the ball for Ole Miss at the 39 gurt In seven rushing plays Charlie ---''I Flowers the Ole Miss all-Amer- 6' Ica candidate catapulted over the massed lines from the 1 44 1 after 48 seconds of the second quarter Again Khayat's kick I I was good 4 MOccasin tackle Dan Sheen- han who had had a 12-yard punt in the first quarter kicked 27 yards after tIC couldn't move with the kickoff and Jake '''N Gibbs retaliated with a 47-yard- er that set the visitors deep Jones' return punt over 46 yards was a low liner that was killed at the Mississippi 46 N4116 Then the second Rebel unit moved the ball viciously on the ground and in the air A key play was a 22-yard Gibbs pass to Jerry Daniels to the 3 Dan- leis made a magnificent divingi ST AN IN 1 Passing yardage Passes Intercepted Punts I Fumbles Ist penalized BIRMINGHAM Bobby Hunt sophomore and 51 yards the powerful 31-0 football State When Hunt scoring game the boosted total to 214 Auburn ranked No 8 Press poll to produce its the sadly a crowd the Plainsmen wouldn't be Jackie Spencer sophomore punt 38 yards touchdown play of the Ed Dyas made yard field goal Miss State Auburn idckedo Dyas 42 run 51 run STANDING 1 nanuea tmacn crap- p-la-y---oi iiie py Moore his most decisive set- terethwe a Ed Dyas made yard field goal about os thceoyme re any back doubt heSitancy felt by some 14500 The only Am0iO44urnstate Aub -Spencer kiked fans on band day was in trying c) to- estimate the margin of ulti- mate victory Chattanooga did Aub-McGeever not Aub-Hunt 51 run get past midfield until the fourth when it worked tothe 13 before losing the ball on downs In brilliantly sunny weather and 45 windy degrees the Rebels began the rout after 11 minutes ewe 1 and 36 seconds of play when Billy Brewer carried a Glenn Jones punt back 48 yards for a If touchdohwn Brewer took a criss- 2 A cross andoff from ge 4 Blair got a key block by Rich- ard Price and went a winging -4 i 191Bob Khayat kicked the point- ----4 after 1- rr 4 Flowers Open up When 11C's Dan Washburn pitched out badly on th run 4 4 la toss option at his 44 Dewey Ir a 3 Partridge flew in and claimed the ball for Ole Miss at the 39 rt4' 4" 4 In seven rushing plays Charlie -----''I i 'it' Flowers the Ole Miss all Amer Ica candidate catapulted over the massed lines from the 1 1 elauftaerrte4r8 seconds of the second 44 -'1104- Again Khayat's kick i wag good "41P MOccasin tackle Dan Sheen 4 1 -4 han who had had a 12-yard punt in the first quarter kicked 27 yards after 'LIC coUldn't move with the kickoff and Jake Gibbs retaliated with a 47-yard- er that set the visitor deep return punt oer 48 Jonee yards was a low liner that was killed at the Mississippi 48 444! Then th second Rebel unit moved the ball vicious!" 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muoA d- toodbomik Neu Wirephoto ROOM ONLY: There IVIIS a packed house on the Chattanooga goal line as 311sals sippi scored its first of many touchdcum The ball was hidden (arrow) but Charlie Flowers had It safely tucked under his arm The Moog' Gordon Darnell Isn't patting him on the back either dr THE STATISTICS 4440 Kentucky Vanderbilt to to 10144444---0- 00 leo 0 0- 7 14-311Plidnwnx 11 10 :404 date 71 191 foquao210 3 punt return irolite Pa SS 11 yardage 134 0 C'Aij 01t4 4 3 7trILsa -0kr Pastes 11-31 37 (Dyes kicked) P14117 Intercepted 1 IN DI TS rt 9407' alk 41- I run (Dye kicked) Fumble lo st 9 1-3( 3 e-451 5 30 omeetssopatimicame (Dyes -0 70 kicked i Yards penalized --aaaaalrialaaaaaaraT 9411 'a-- oglob104'1 0 0 IT I to it 11 4444 '1 I) 0 A 1 0 a 421 i 4 'N 4 3 7 A 40 -1 g3 4 '''5'c)''V-t a -d 44 4k (01 4 II( -4t la 2 I 4 3 4 is ir: 1 '''St: i 1 445 4 4 14 11 ifdi 10 itlita I 3 ek 40 :4 SP 1 4 eSk 4f444 4 if 44 VP I '-i i4 4 I 4 2 421 2 4 -4 42 it i di ei0 8111t 04000001111111118: 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