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44 'r- -1 -t1sa i 14- i 1-X--i AO (N fJ 1: s' S''A '''i 'Y 7-'' I''' 4 4 k4- 44'k' -irr77 c' 1 414 '4 4 4 4' i' ''''f A 4- -irv0044'''7 4 zt 11 vit---07 Nt4kr ''zi ----'-1----- NS 4 ''Ir By HENRY McIEMORE (United Press Staff Correspondent) Yankee Stadium New York Nov for fifty-nine minuten of the sixty Georgiai tindefeated and Untied football eleven managed to snake the half minute it was In corn-nand count to the fullest and as a result swept to Its aixth straight victory of the teason by defeating an inspired New Yin University teem 7 to here Saturday Georgia wm in charge for just sixty seconds hilt those sixty beconcla pro(luced it ltd-yard touchdown by Buster Mott and the extra point from the unering toe of Vernon (Catfish) Smith the Southerner's all-American end Thia breathless minute of action rims a heroic defeine of its cosi line late in the fourth quarter brought Georgia out nn ton When the teems lined up for the ttart or the second half New York Univeraity thanks to a beautiful drive In the second quarter was 6 to and Georgia linable to make any aort of headway agatnat the Violet line seemed headed for a licking MOTT IS Orr By FREDDIE RUSSELL Those battle-weary Commodores Were trailing Mery land's inflamed Old Liner by a 12 to 7 score Saturday efternoon when they sent Dixie Roberts in there to ere what he could do about it With a carpet of rich green turf moving under him it baby blue silty above and 6300 admiring fans gin rounding this Warren County warhoree lit the fuse that brought the flame of five touchdowns and a 39 to 12 victory for Vanderbilt It was the first defeat of the season for Curley Byrd's Maryland eleven and the newt thorough troutring adininiatered by the Gold and Er leek in the three years of warfare with the men from the Middle Ailentle GOOD OLD DIXIE Dixie Roberts who must read the advertisements soinetimen was kind to he throats of Commodore alipporters They were groaning in loud tones about that Maryland lepd end dtsar old Dixie pot a top to He leci a 56-yard march that carried the ball from Vanderbilta forty to Marylend's four where Chuggy Fortune jabbed met for the Commodorea' aecond touchdown and a permanent lead Dixie carried the hall four times on this susteined drive goalwerd and gained forty-one yerde He came right back and led another Jaunt that ended on the six-yerd line am the whistle blew for the half He returned in the third quarter end ails instrumental in scoring ti fourth toriehdown by laying the ball on the one-yard stripe for Fortune to carry over Les11 than ten minutest did this Mc-Minns tile meteor eisy in the game and 129 yarde did he rip off from scrim-lunge Never did he fall in those charge at the Maryland forestall Dixie Roberts' entry changed a possible Vkn derbrit defeat into a certain Vanderbilt JESSE DOES HIS STUFF Den star4d a reserve lineup with the exception of Julian Foster and Joe Myers at ends and Jesse Thomas in the backfield Jesse was acting captain and he acted right nice by piecing his playmates to a 7point achantage Froggy Johnston starting his first game of the season and Gene Johnson the understudy to Chuggy Fortune took time about in knocking off first downs and piecing the ball In poeition for Thomas to do his stuff From the fourteen-yard line Jetts took It and in one play tore across the goal And more than that old Jeese in his best nonehalant manlier gathered the boys in the huddle and announced that he himself Mr Thome wordel try for the extra point Straight through the middle he plunked It THREE MUSKETEERS The second eprarter saw Maryland's Three Musketeers Chalmers Berger and Poppelman at their best This trio of aces took to the air anti with an outburst of spectacular passing by Chalniers and miraculous receiving by Berger end Al Pease flashed across two toochtlowne Two minutes after the start of the second querter a twenty-eight-yard pass from Chalmers to Pease placed the leather on Vanderbilt 's 17-yard line Three times Ray Poppelnian was railed On to plunge and his third attempt found him diving across the goal line Chalmers missed the try for place-kick and Vanderbilt led 7 to 6 To the air again went Maryland A 20-yard heave from Chalmers to Poppelman set the ball on Vanderbilt's 31 A running play a fumble and Bose? Berger recovered Back went to Chalmers for another pass 'Way down to the southwest corner of the field lumbered Big Al Pease He slipped behind VentlerbilCs defensive half enfoided the bell and took four long steps acroes the last line No Commodore was within ten yards Chelitrs Agtkill 1111SsPd the try for extra point brit Meryland led 12 to 7 The matgin was sweet hut oh JO short lived For Dixie Roberta came in there end the Commodores retired for the fifteen-minute Interim one point to the lore HENDERSON SPRINTS -BANNrK staff Photo Every since be electrified the stands by getting away with an Ole Miss kick-off for sixty yards in his first varsity game two years ago Fred Johnston I35-pound lightning flash has been one of the greatest ball-carrying threats among Commodora backs Injuries have prevented him from ever reaching top errectiveness This year he has escaped the Jinx and Saturday starting against Maryland he led an attack that put the Commodores in front early in the fir: quarter Here he is seen twisting through the line ihr the first down of the game Re reeled off three of them in succession in the march to Vanderbilt's first touchdown To the left of Johnston may be seen Ilomer Armstrong formerly reserve tackle who played so impressively Saturday that it's going to strain his competitors to keep hlin out of a regular berth for the rest of the season Ahead of Johnston to his risht is Julian Foster bjg end He has his eyes fixed on some member of the Maryland secondary and is just before letting go at him Later Foster was injured and had to bo carried off lie remained unconscious tor fonie hn but was not seriously hurt 1 addition to doing a nice job of ball carrying Jonliston came into his own as a punter and signal caller Several times he kicked coolly and effectively out film behind his goal line Then came Tanguay'a kick-off that gelled low down the flid to settle hi the arms of Mott Mott a twivelhipped high-striding la printer caught the ball on his own four-yard line his head and PP eail behind a perfect acreen of interference Straight down in the middle be raced and m) perfectly did litt4 teammatea block not a New York University tackle laid hands on him At midfield Mott streaked olit in the Crsett and convoyed by four Georgia Workers went on for a touchdown This tied the score and it was up to "Cattih' Smith and his educated toe "Catfish' as owe' came through his placement for the extra point splitting the middle of the Mee bars Thia put Georgia ahead 7 to and the Southernera protected this lead but not until after a goal hoe eland that made tioretios work at the bridge tame by comparison DRIVE HALTUD With less than five minutes to play 74 led by Bob McNamara and Bill Abe carried the ball to Georgia's eight-yard hoe where it wan four downs and goal to go Two smashes by Abee and the ball was on the four-yard line Abe taking the ball once again cracked to Georgia's one-yard line This was as far as moved On the fourth down Abet ran smack dab into Catfish Smith and was etAmped dead on the line of scrimmage Georgia took the ball and kicked out of danger New York University's score came Jost after the I tart of the second period and wee little less senaationai than Georgia's score with the ball in midfield and on first down Joe rifled a forty-five-yard pa4t McNamara who was thrown on Georgia's four-yard line by Austin Downes Georgia captain and quarterback On the second play McNamara went through right tackle for a touchdown ftemenibering that failure to make the extra point cost them a tie with the Southerners last year was very deliberate in making the try But all the precautions went for naught when Red Maddox Georgia guard broke through and smothered Tanguay's kick Just as it left the ground Football Results Southern League Averages Carried In Sun lay BANNER Jack Burke and Frank Sneer to Wrestle Here Alabama Buries Florida Beneath A 41 to 0 Score Tulane Smashes Past Auburn on 'larch to Crown 'Gators Threaten at Outset But Crumble as Tide's Men Latter Them Greenie's Play Unhurriedly To Beat Tough Tiger Team 27 to averages for the Southern kaociation season cf MI are on the sports pages of Sunday's litN NCR Complete halting averages giving Jte PereeliGRUP cf every player seeing liction In the fifteen or more games and pitching figurea of those working forty-five or more 1110111gs are given in de Pennant winners of the past ere listed In chronological order and the atand Ing of the eight clubs at the of the 1031 he ato-n la given All the averages are official and bear the atainp of Southern League Frank Speer one of the greatest tackles ever produoed at Georgia Teeh will wrestle here Thursday night Promoter Jtm Graham announced Saturdes' night The former Tech star will meet Jack Burke of Davenport Iowa a giant of 210 pounds and six feet In distance from the floor A setni-windup featuring will be added to the card within the next few days the local impressario declared lie is dickering with several well known grapplers for the spot Fpeers appearance is expected to draw a large crowd He has been haying consistent success since adopting wrestling as a profession his latest win being over Tiny Roebuck Washington State Wins by a Point Tennessee Bangs Carson -Newman Sewanee Downs Illississippl6-0 I Vol Reserves Pile Up Score on Hitherto Unbeaten Eagles SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Vanderbilt 39 Maryland I sewaner 6: 111sippl 0 North Carolina State 6 Mississippi Agri 0: tieorgia Tech 19 North Carolina 19 Duke 7: Kentucky Tennesee 31 Carson-Newman Alabama Poly 0 Tulane 27 VSashington Ind Lee 6 Virginia Military Institute 7 Clemson College 6 Florida 0 Alabama 41 SOUTH Langley Field 23: Potomac State 0 Wake Forest 12 Presbyterian Virginia State 42: Virginia Union 6 Parris Island Marines IS Wofford liampden-Svdney 18 1-Yncniv 79 Tuskegee 31: Morehouse 12 Find laY 6: Bowling ()Peen 6 South Caroima 27 Furman Southern 26 New Orleans Bowdon iCle('rgia State) 14 Bluefield Citadel 7: Davidson 14 Flom 30: High Point- 0: Tenn Teachers 26 Tenn Juniors 7 Memphis Tech 15 Niurfrssborco Tri 0: Talladega 0: Avner 6 C'ark 14 Knoxville College 13 risk 9: Smith Delta Tech 7 Lambuth 6 Livingston 6 Shaw 6 Mari-stile 6 Appalachian 6 Mississippi 54: Lout' Tns Tenn: Wesleyan 25 Sue Bennett Bowling Oreen Tchra 20 Miami Chettennoga 68 Transylvania 7 Guilford 18 Lenoir Rhyne 6 Miss State Teachers 13 Southwestern of Memphis 7 'Randolph Macon 14: Richmond 6 Springfield 21 Mississippi Agates 3 Loyola Freshmen 20 Vanderbilt Freshmen 7 Mars Hill 14: tees-McRae 14 mercer 12: Birmingham-Southern Hampton 21 Greensboro A Lemoyne 13 Tugaloo 15 INTERSECTIONAL Georgia 7: 6 Purdue 49 Centenary 6 Chicago 13 Arkansas 13 Fordham 39 Detroit 9 Columbia 27: Virginia Depaul 40: Louisville 0 Chicago 13 Arkansas 13 Army 20 LOIlialanc Syracuse 33 Western Res Olito State 20: Navy fl Brown 26 Ohio Wesleyan 13 SOUTHWEST 7: Rice 6 So Methodist 6: Texas A At Tulsa 89 University of Mexico Denver 6 Colo 11 23 1 1 3 It 0 ILU of Texas 25 Baylor Arkansas Fro-h 64 Monett 13 Baker 7 Willutm Jewel 7 EAST Davis Elkins St Thomas Manlius 25 Milford Scilool Conti Drexel 13 Urnous 7 Edinboro Teachera 6 Slippery Rock Teachers Haverford 18: Hamilton 411 Juniata 25 Susquehanna 2 Delaware 26: Swarthmore Lebanon Valley 18: en JoePli 7 Penn Military College 2: Bait Amore 0 Notre Dame 33 6 Marquette 13: and 6 Mt St Marys 29: LaSalle 0 Georgetown 0: Bucknell 7 Lehigh 19: Princeton 7 Conn Agates 0 New Hampshire 49 Cornell 54: Alfred Harvard 7 Dartmouth 6 Allegheny 7 St Bonaventure 6 Lowell Textile 6: Seton Hail Long Island 14 Hobart 6 Yftle 52: St Johns Annpla Hobart Frosh 13: 11)cluster Prosh Renaselaer 7: Vermont Lacrosse Tech 25 Petterville Tech 0 Millersville Teachers 13: Kutytown Teschem Peessaill Mill1a4 Academy 7 UntOn CifilrliCtA IrPFhnliill 2 Maine 20: Emvdniii 0 Williams 29: Wesieran 7 Genova 19 Waynesburg 6 Rhode Island 34: Worcester Tufts 6 Boston 11 0 t1rtion 13 Rochester 0 -St Lawrence 8 Clarkson 0 Trenton Teachers vs Montclair Teachers (no garne) Thiel 32 Westminster 0 Middlebury 32: Norwich 4 Notre Deme tBaitt 33: Buffalo Holy Cross 12 Duquesne Providence 13 Niagara 6 Morgan IV HOWRIA 8 Amherst 3: rinitv 6 Manhattan 6: Catholic 19 Barwick 8: Cosmic 0 Pitt 14: Carnegie Tech 6 West Virginia 12 West Virginia Wesleyan 7 Dickinson 0: Gettysburg 0 Mei Temple 13: Villanova 7 Colgate 32: Penn State 7 Albright 49 Washington Lafayette 22: Rutgers 0 ShIppensburg Teachers 30 B100111P3- burg Teachers 0 Lockhaven Teachers 26: West Chester Teachers Franklin Marshall 40 Muhlenberg Grove City 12 John Carmll 0 St John Brooklyn 13 Boaton College 19 Western Maryland 13 Colgate 32: Penn State 7 ontinued on Page Four) Joe Gee Scores Only Touchdown for Tigers Birmingham Ala Nov of Alabama demonstrated a definite auperiority over University of Florida here Saturday rolling up a 41 to 0 victory in the fuel three period of the game Florida caused consternation in Alabama ranks in the 'trot quarter when after Itubes had intercepted a foraard pic-s and was downed on his emu 2-yard line qavis pakstcl to Parnell who tett fifty yards down a sidelin to Alabama's 0-ard line where 11P was tip-et by Cain Alabama bc11 and the Wfti nn KCikring durtng the initial period Coach Frank Thomas heron replacing Alabama roerves with tarsity material and Alabama's gains became proportionately longer and more frequent puttied' out of bounds on Ms own 44-yard line and Cain plunged through center for twenty-two yards At this point Florida was penalized to its own 1-yard line for piling on Cain after he was downed on the long run Cain tieft1Prt two line plungea then to score a touch--down and Withworth kicked extra point from placement Alabama Immedlatellt took up another match Holley pelAsed to Smith for forty-two yards but Florida held on her own 15-yard line Cain intercepted a raise from Davis and gained 10tIOIL14 10-yard line Another penally for roughing put the ball on Florida's 1-yard line again from where Long scored a touchdown Leslie kicking extra point In the third! period Sharpe Intercepted a Florida pass cm Alabama's 211-yard line and Holley gained thirty-seven yarda around end twenty-three more on a double pass and eight more on a spin play Cain made it first down on Florida 0-yard line end Long scored a touchdown Whitworth adding extra point Later Darla punted perpendicular and lesst ten pude when the ball bounced backwards to Florida's 3- yard line from where Holley scored an Montgomery Ala Nov University advanced with inevitable momentum toward a third undefeated season in the Southern Conference Saturday with a matter-of-fact 27 to 0 victory over Auburn The Green Wave whose goal line has been crossed but once this year was somewhat slow in starting but scored at least once In each of Net three quarters Auburn produced several scoring threats but the expected touchdottn fluted to materialize Auburn Jumped into an tw2ressive gaining stnde soon after the game hegRn and rfkilleti lime's twenty-yard lute twfole -ft thine held for downs and sithont bothering to mint non lid vanced out of danger The remainder of first quarter play WAS lit Midfield Frith in the second period however after Hitchcock and Felts had recorded sointi of the longest plints of the FDASOrl here 65 and 55 yards respectively Tulane started from midfield end rapidly rushed clownfield for a touchdown Hitchcock had punted sixty-five yards to Zimmerman In midfield who returned It thirty-four yards to the lorty-two-yard line Felts went off tackle for twelve )ards and Zimmerman's forward pass to Haynes netted twenty-one more putting the ball on Auburn's nineteen-yard line Felts added sixteen through the line and Glover who had been substituted for Payne dove high over the line at left tackle for the necesary three yards and a touchdown He added extra point with kick from placementt Tulane 7 Alligan In the third period Felte looked dangerous when he returned the kickoff tweive yards and alternated with FAYne to make three suceessive first downs Then he reversed his field on a line play and np4hed thirty-seven yards off tackle for the second touchdown of the game Zimmerman passed to Haynes over the goal line for the extra point Thiene 14 Auhurn Another touchdown followed almost an exchange of punts Tillane marched goalwards thusly: Zimmerman gained P111111001 Wit Sti NOV bank 's lit-ard place kick in the final porod enabled Wahington State to Bose Out tne University of Idaho 9 to ire Saturday In a Pacific Coast Conference grid game fought with freak scoring Washington State' IRA Year's conference champion8 opened up the 8Cor ing with a touchdown In the first period and then at the start of the second period made a stand on the one-yard line to ateve off Idaho's desperate amuses Idaho showed Its power in the third period Wilson bcoring with twenty-yard run A little later Idaho blocked bander's punt and although bander recovered behind his goal line he was smothered before he could run out and a sedety was tallied against the cougars With Idattoleatling 8 to 6 Enbank's Place kick In the final period saved the day for the home team On the second play of the third quarter tip not the little Tommy Henderson Fie broke through the right aide of the Cormmodore line reversed his field and behind a acreen of interference cortnted slaty-ono yards for a touchdown It was the longest and prettiest run of the afternoon and the real damnener of the Maryland aplrit It chilled the Old Linera and left them in a dare as the Gold and Black proceeded to smash over three MOTe wore Roberta' personal tour that carried the halt fifty-four yard to the 1-Y411 line where yortune took it over atending up bropght VanderMit a total to twenty-five lpoints And then Mille one of the rnomt gratifying Perna of the contest Capk Arnim Leouttrd rode again Vu Stetson University Takes Homecoming Tilt ONford Nov the tiniek ecper or somebody had fainted or something the score might have been different but Sewanee defeatd btpPt Hub 'unity here Saturday 6 to 0 on the records The reports fail to show that Ole miss was on its two-foo line and taking a big deep bresth preparatory to scoring a touchdown and possibly an extra point when the whistle sounded ending the first half Satisfied that luck was with them Sewanee's Tigers came back strong in the final half scored one touchdown end played the remainder of the game In Mississippi territory Gee bewanee backfield star scored the touchdown but failed to convert The Rimini Settanee roe Mississippi St Lr Whit Parton Britt Thompson -LO Tombola Starling Ruby French 0 Trapp Plain Powles Motron Swayze Kellerman Biwers Mcfure Haynes Wilford If Stone Phillips Herrington Score by periods: SrliltriPP 0 0 6 0-41 Mississippi 0 0 0 0-0 Scoring: Touchdow Gee 'Continued on Page Vo 111-1 Deland Els Nov My mIty scored a 24 to 7 vtetory over Erne for the benettt of the homecoming crowd here Saturday Drich passed to Harriman tor twenty yards tor the Drat SteLmm touchdown and Red Eiton reserve quarterback added two more On ott-tackie smashes and Pettey plunged ott tackle tor the fourth SUMMARY Knoxville Tenn Noe eight regulars who were In Nashville with COach Bob Neyland scouting Vanderbilt the University of Tennessee Vo Is defeated Carson-Newman College 31 to 0 here this afternoon It was the first defeat for the Eagles Feathers sophomore halfback led the Vol attack scoring two touchdowns and kicking well scored early in the first quarter when he went around end from the eight-yard line He scored sgslii in the second quarter from the two-yrtrri Ilne freathera went off trickle In the first period for what looked good for- another touchdown but fumbled an he went oven Stewart a guard recovered across the line for' a touchdown long pase from Robinson to Clerner nettIng twenty-seven yards gave the Volts their fourth touchdown while nimighed the line from the out-yard stripe for the fifth touchdown Tennessee backs fumbled no less than a dozen thnes They dropped the ball several timea when within striking -distance of the goal line only to see it gobbled tip by Carson-Newnisin men Mixed signals in the ikecond quarter enabled Carson-Newman to get possession Of the ball on the Vol eight-yard line The Vol center snapped the bail back and it rolled down the field where it was recovered by an Eagle 1 The Tennessee line repulsed two at' tempts of the Eagles who then passed IR-Miriam intercepted and brought the ball out of clanger Every num On the squad ILS thrown Into the battle by Tennessee Llneup and aurnmerY Tennessee Pos CarNew Clemmer SPkfq PranlrIli LT Rogers Smith Reynold' Maples Da Slowart (11ild4 Sot ken R-T Henley Shull Robinson Cor ban Feahers LH Larnien Ct ShEthei Wynn Childers Score by periods: Tennessee 12 8 8 7-31 Carson-Newman 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0 (Continued on Page Lour) (Cont on Page Four) I FYOU CO TO KNOXVILLE YOU'LL SEE MORE OF THESE BOYS SUMMARY Georgia (7) I ot 14 (6) North Carolina State Outpoints 6 to 0 6 ii? zo -440 l'XIt Ilitt' 4r'' 4' 1 zi' 4 ie1' 1t' 44ttoH 4'' i i 4" 1: 11 0 i -g kl if 4-it -k 44 -4--: -s-it4-- Ampt N4411e i cto--- -T1 i'vk ii "ANot itbk '''''i: 5 io) A At 4 ilmi "tex 411 e' Wandatb111 (39) Pc Maryland (12) Wets I POltf" arson I Car14 talley -6 1 Cl Ha-clen PoaPII 4ughea 0 re lolc krrnatrong Ft l(f110n 'os1er Norri Johnston May rborna I Cbalrnra Natalris 1'1 bcrarr i J04111NOrk Pnpeirnan Score by perlods: Vanderbilt 6 26 0 39-- Maryland 0 12 0 0-14 Tnnehlowna--Themaa 2 rot vt-- 2 Mendenon Leonard leas PtintS attor 111106m n-Ti1CMAS (plit-kiek tAVrldelLer pilife-g it'll( ii HrTAPtsOn I Sunatitu1lon' Vanderbilt-Leon- furtune Ronerta Henderson 1(cdanot Willtitaid Rarnbrich KIna blinqueflld McClellan Iiracey le hrrfrr twee Jordan Braalv 8lihrhPtnric 1teacikcar Moore Kp-arsn M-N In 51114ha Crriwnion Niceocid Turner Slukcaleford Wataon clua Iderpha ac land-Cron 139iner 1k uorla alley settinn Oile Mtcell Feldman: steriing 01 rune! Foator referee Stverence lUberlini acrotra iDan iful icientgclc71 lincaancl Tranio (Army) ilt1(1 itidgft livaret Crenahaw Rcaa c'oncannon LP Itarch 0 Bennett (ha1mr Pattheler Firatenbeg 0 Patterson Hamrick Vrivra Miner ranguay Dvanea tamark 1 Chandler McNamara Dickens Abet Wire core by pertodc 13 0 0-0 Georgla 0 0 7 0---7 Tourthit-ams: Point after touchdoan --0eorva Subaitirmyriv LT --Greenblatt Thum McNamara Mrfamaid Townsend Leal her Mr Melly Key Mott Ito Thorp ICnhimbia) linesman Nowera IGeolgtx Te(h) bitick (Oar Awn) A and Co? lege Miss Nov tittS) The North Carolina State Wolfpack won ita first conference game of the season tn derrAting the Mts alksippi 6 to bere baturday The Wolfpack acored In the third period after the Aogies had battled them evenly during the first hair ta'hen Herrington of th AttCes attempted to punt trom bta 10-var1 ii9e the kick yea blocked by flob Ctrs-sal who pirked it tip and aterp1 crer the goat line With defeat facing them thP Agee In the rtuarter took to lb air with atod results Twice pssIsts put them on tb five-7ard hhe with finet down and on both occabions a peeerftli btate Line held --BANN rot Staff FPW people that saw Vanderbilt beat Maryland Saturday were more interested than the five young men you see pictured above on the nest to the top row of the Vanderbilt Stadium squarely overlooking the fifty-yard line They are none other than some of thoae so celebrated Volunteers of the Lluisersay of Tennessee and they were when this plc ture was taken busy getting an eye full of Vanderbilt's team in action ptgain5t the Old Liners Left to right they are: Saunders Frank Disney Brackett' and Hickman Though the origlnal great accumulated Ten-thirst for victory has been somewhat satisfied by their three consecutive triumphs over Vanderbilt the Knoxviiiians stll retain some faint 'craving to add yet more conquests to their string So while the Neyland second stringers battled frantically to hold Carson-Newman in cheek tight of the Vol 1: talsvariz came to Nazi-wale to lamp the struggle at D141 ley Touchdowns: Feat-hors 2 St-ewart Clemmer Wynn Points aft-er touchdowns: Snipes from Petruz7e): Officials: Referee Wilson iNflamil Umpire Pr ee Oeorala Head lineatnam Batos (fiewanee) Field judp tOtoo Westeyhn) :1 1 koMEik.