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15 5 -t 1 iliiiiHatatimilluiliiAial The Foremost Newspaper of The Carolinas I SPORTS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18 951 16-B Cr Mr Ciprint Olitirrurr FREE-FOR-ALL FOR PLAYERS THIS WEEK'S GAMES (Far IVestl California at Stanford southern California at UCLA IVashinrlon State at Washington Oregon State at Oregon Idaho at Utah Brigham Young at Pepperdine (N) Texas Tech at New Mexico Tigers Lace Furman In Lively Tilt 34-14 Air Conditioning Refrigeration Custom Made Steel Work THE SHUMAN COMPANY BY ALDERMAN DUNCAN I GREENVILLE Nov 17i powered out a rough! 34-14 Southern conference football: STATISTICS ffir 4 A ok (I --'iAti fJ''7-- 1 4" ir rtn -1 47 1 p- i1- At- "-E---4---' tit It) t1110-' 4 -04 -4: :) -4 yr -L': I' i At- 140 s' lk 3' 4''Z 40 A 41 el 1 A 't 15 tie :14 III :40 tet 1: Tf' 7 :7 117 4 4: :14 1: i15: I 4 11101 7 i4- 4 t4" A -I 411 iii-''''t 1 AlkOli: 'c t3i I '1 iLl' it 4 fl sz: 1414441k 1 iiii i- tr i' 1-k 'JLii 04 yo -A --i4 11- st virm -4 -1'' 1 1 iitilittrtiott44 1111 4 4 10Ar 0:: ip segor 1 sp lic 1 cl li I 1t 4 11 t'i4:" I 1---4 4 stk 1 1: i -00o 0 irab 4: i Ire4 filk- 11- A ar x31 IA ft7A ha 1 4 701-- c-ir 10111 II flp dir! I' iti-': 4--0 4P 4 1-iH-1011 4 1 tr it A '4111rii 4t00444 -A -s J'l -'1111r- '0 4 -1" t0 4: iit i' l'" tsat -et ''14 '''47: 's OVrA '44V victory over Furman today Clemson Furman First downs 15 14 The annual battle between the Rushing yardage 294 130 traditional foes was interrupted in yardage 56 163 Passes attempted 9 26 the last period by a free-for-all Pases completed 5 Passes intercepted by 4 I I 0 fight between opposing players Punts 3 6 and fans who streamed on the Funting average 37 30 field to get into the fracas Order Fumbles lel't I 2 Yards nenalized 19 69 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 29 Catawba at Lenoir Rhyne Eton vs Guilford at Greensboro Presbyterian at Newberry Trinity at Tufts Wichita at Detroit Western Reserve at Case Wyoming at Tempe State (Nl Colorado A at Denver Virginia Tech vs Virginia Military at Roanoke Washington Lee at Richmond North Texas State at Chattanooga SATURDAY NOVEMBER 14 (The Carolinas) North Carolina at Duke Wake Forest at South Carolina Davidson at Georgia Tech Auburn at Clemson Eastern Carolina at The Chadel (South) William Mary at Virginia Vest Virginia at Maryland Livingston at Stetson Sevvanee at Washington Southeastern La at Tu lane Florida at Alabama Bradley at Florida State Tennessee at Kentucky Villanova at Louisiana State Mississippi Southern at Louisville Memphis State at Vanderbilt (East) Brown at Columbia Syracuse at Boston University Temple at Holy ('ross Dartmouth at Princeton Harvard at Vale New York at Fordharn Colgate at Rutgers Penn State at Pittsburgh Cornell at Pennsylvania (Midwest) Oklahoma at Nebraska Colorado at Michigan State Iowa at Notre Dame Purdue at Indiana Ohio State at Michigan Wisconsin at Minnesota Illinois at Northwestern (Southwest) Tulsa at Arkansas Southern Methodist at Baylor Rice at Texas Christian Oklahoma A at Houston Phone 3-5101 126 Tremont After the half ended with Clemson ahead 14-7 the winners added their third touchdown in less than three minutes of the third period LONG GALLOP With the ball at the Clemson 10 George broke around his left end on a reverse and was gone down the sideline when Glenn Smith blocked out the Furman safety Jim Ransbotham It was not long before Gressette caught the Furman secondary flatfooted with a sudden 28 yard touchdown run through the middle The score was set up by a poor Furman punt off the toe of Irvin Shook Furman's second and last touchdown came a few minutes after the big fight The ball was at the Clemson five and the pass from center trickled along the ground through the backfield and into the end zone Barefoot was in fast to cover it Interception of a pass thrown by Furman Quarterback Gene Pedrick led to Clemson's final score Commercial Industrial Lighting Equipment Electrical Supplies Wiring Contractors THE NEW HOW OF OUR PLANT IS 316 POPLAR ORANGE BOWL EXPRESS ROLLING ON was restored by police and the officials with the help of the Clem-' sideline run from scrimmage Full- son band which played the Star hack "Jim Shirley smashed out Spangled Banner The fight appeared to start other touchdown a mix-up between Clemson Guard' Russ Sutton speedy Furman Tom Barton and Furman Centen halfback scored one of his team's Charlie George They began swingwo touchdowns Roland Barefoot jug as George followed a Furman freshman end fell on a loose ball behind the Clemson goal for the punt downlield Other players quickly followed suit and the bat-other tie was joined Clemson opened up the scoring GEORGE SCOOTS a 0-0 opening- period in Fullback Lawrence which it constantly threatened Gressette'l and Right Halfback Buck George 1 Halfback Billy Hair who leads were Clemson's bi offensive guns the conference in total offense connected three times with sure- Each scored two touchdowns One sho of George's was on a 90-vard passes to Ends Glenn Smith and Otis Kempson He swept right end for 10 yards to the Furman four and Shirley bulled over in two plays to cap a 65-yard advance KICK IS GOOD ci Chappell Rhino (with ball) Georgia Tech back is stopped after a short gain by Harry Lee (63) Alabama guard in the opening period of yesterday's Southeastern conference collision at Birmingham Tech undefeated although tied by Duke made Orange Bowl sponsors happy with a 27-7 verdict The Yellowjackets already had accepted a bid to the New Year'sDay classic in Miami (AP Wirephoto) Bawl-Bound Jackets Chew Up Alabama Crinis on Tide 27-7 ROBINSON Vo is Power Vols Polver Fatuous Song Victor YONKERS Nov Famous Song won the S3000 St Petersburg trot before 11227 Yonkers raceway fans last night Roy was a close second The winner paid $1530 ELECTRIC CO Inc 316 POPLAR ST Way TO Charlie Radcliff made good the 111 first of four conversions to give Clemson a 7-0 lead ---Clemson a 7-0 lead FALL HOUSEHOLD ing performance completing only 10 of 34 tries for 78 yards Late in the game snow drifted down on the 17000 fans SPEC! CLEM SON Left Gentry Aker Left Patton Gressette Arnold Left Barton Wade Jolly Right guards DiMucci Crawford Hudson ight WrightenberrY Right Withers Preacher Quarterbacks Rodgers Merlons Quarles Pate Left Paredes Knoche Cook Right halfbacks George Hopkins Ward Kennedy Gressette Shirley Radcliff FURMAN Left Harris Poll Left Fuller Hammett Loft Bossollnic George Maddox Right guards Hartness Hamby Hulett Right tack Su fa moyer Reed Right Smith Barefoot ick Watts Shook Left Bansbot ham Ya imowict Right Armstrong West Craver Donaldson Snead V--777 Tulane 0 7 0 7-11 Vanderbilt 0 7 3 0-10 passing to End Buck Martin for 21 yards Another Alabama fumble by Mel! Hobson on his 35 helped set Tech up in scoring business again Crawford passed to Knox for 31 yards and another score Alabama's score set up when Tech third and fourth stringers were in the game came on Larry ChiOdetti's on-yard punch The advantage was short-lived Over Re )e ihoweven Furman came back with a 71-yard scoring march featured a spectacular 35-yard forward OXFORD Miss Nov bY Relying on straight power football pass from Halfback Sonny Horton to End Frank Russell Sutton went and its trio of battering the final nine yards after taking Hank Lauricella Andy Kozar and a Bert Rechichar undefeated Ten- pitch-out from Quarterback Joe nessee rolled to a 46-21 football Watts who converted to tie the triumph today over the fighting score but out-gunned University of Miss- Clemson didnt let that stand issippi Rebels 'long either marching all the way The Vols ranked the number two from its 24 after receiving the en- suing Furman kickoff The drive football team in the nation show- 20 Gal Wheeling Double Dipped Tulane scoring: Touchdowns Sala Bailey Conversions Comeaux 2 Vanderbilt scoring: Touchdown Roderick Conversion Foster Field Alabama 0 0 0 7-7 Georgia Tech 0 6 14 7-27 i'': 1 lif II ''st 1 I I I '1 -'-tli It'' 1 BY STERLING SLAPPEY BIRMINGHAM Ala Nov Tech's unbeaten and superbly coached football machine by Leon Hardeman on the ground and a new passing battery of Darrell Crawford to Jeff up Alabama 27-7 today in celebration of an Orange Bowl invitation The completely one-sided victory over the sleeping giant of cotton-land football was revenge aplenty for Tech and its affable coach Bobby Dodd Last fall Alabama plastered Tech 54-19 This is the first Alabama team to lose five games in a season and this was only the second time Tech has beaten Alabama in Birmingham since 1902 ACCEPTED BID Tech announced accepance of an invitation from Miami's Orange Bowl last Saturday after defeating' VMI The Yellow Jackets' opponent has not been named GARBAGE CANS 3 95 4L111t ed the shivering crowd of 32000 included Hair's 37-yard end dash IT win! and Gressette's 19-yard smash Puna just why they were invited to meet Maryland in the Sugar Bowl on FLurfr through the middle Gressette clemson plunged the last two yards for thel lan New Year's Day 'F Williams Badgers Trip 0 14 13 7-34 0 7 0 7-14 Reg $469 Value While They Last eg $469 Value (bile They Last Alabama scoring: Touchdown Chiodetti Conversions Lutz Georgia Tech scoring: Touchdowns Knox 2 Hardeman Martin Conversions Turner 3 1 11114 1 lit Iowa By 34-7 lolva BAT 34-7 Clemson scoring: Gressette 2 George 2 Conversions 4 Furman scoring: Barefoot 2 elemon scoring: Touchdowns- --Radellft 4 ley Greette 2 George 2 Conve Furman coring: totichdown--S Barefoot 2 Collapsible Wooden Clothes Dryer touchdown Mississippi's speed and its pass- The half dnded Clemson 14 Fur- ing attack gave the Vols plenty to man 7 17ADISON 'Wis Nov worry about in the first half but Wisconsin's powerhouse spottel the Ole Miss defense came apart Iowa a touchdown in the first I in the third period Tennessee got 7JIJ 0 querter today thea roared back its single-wing attack moving its )lers Snit') Long to smother the Hawkeyes 34 to clicking and pow- L-i to retain an outsidi change for a ered its way over and around the 4 Big Ten title and a Roe Bowl bid dug-in Rebel line i 0S11140 Streak By 2014 The Hawkeyes scored or a pass PAYNE GETS 3 in the nneninzt rrOntite nfter re- Lniirirelln's lintierstilriv nt tnil ALAfin111" 0 11-Utt 11 The Hawkeycs scored a pass PAYNE GETS 3 in the opening minutes after re- Lauricella's understudv at tail- t) Georgia Raps Auburn 4614 COLUMBUS a Nov 17-4 P) Garbage Can Rack Was $250 $195 435 Inches of Drying Space Regularly 329 $2" st9 No 1 Hamburg BROOM Reg 173 Wooden IRONING BOARD Reg 475 Now 264 oft-belittled Georgia groundI covering a Badger fumble After back Harold Payne 'drove for BLACKSBURG Va Nov that they didn't have a chance asl three of Tennessee's touchdowns (T'--Virginia Tech's battered foot-Halfbacks Wisconson's offense got up steam and Kozar made a pair with Lauri- ball forces slammed over three land its defensive platoon smashed'Icella and Dick Ernsberger getting back everything tha Iowans had'one each first-half touchdowns here today in to offer I Jimmy Lear quarterbacked the a minor blizzard and defeated the When the game ended IOWA hadi Ole Miss Rebels to first second'University of Richmond 20-14 for I been held to a minus 18 final period scores with Show- their first victory after 17 straight rushing by Wisconsin's eleven tha(boat Boykin making the first twolosses ing a Tech drive on the four The Spiders were in their scorirg by Tech miscues A 15-yard roughing penalty hurt Tech in the first Richmond drive and the second touchdown came after the Spiders recovered a bad pass from center on the 15 Despite the near-freezing weather which played a big part in the Southern conference game some 5000 fans stayed all the way 9c SPRING TYPE Clothes Pins Limit 3 doz per customer Steel LEAF RAKE Reg 149 69c Paz SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE attack grew to awesome maturity today and sparked a 46 to 14 rout of bewildered Auburn Halfbacks Lauren Hargrove and Zippy Morocco and Fullback Dick Haber whose ground gaining efforts had been extremely puny came trt life with sustained brilliance to make a sieve of an hitherto stout Auburn defense Raber thrilled a sellout crowd of 25000 with three touchdowns' and Morocco ran for two Har-! up to his fabulous high school reputation for the first time in two years at 79 yards for another Fresh-1 man Bobby Dellinger added a seventh score from the two after set-1 ting it up with a spectacular 24- yard dash Auburn the Southeastern con: ference's surprise package be-I attack grew to awesome maturity today and sparked a 46 to 14 routt of bewildered Auburn Lauren Hargrove and Zippy Morocco and Fullback Dick Raber whose ground gaining ef- forts had been extremely puny came to life with sustained bril- liance to make a sieve of an hitherto stout Auburn defense Virginia Tech 13 7 0 0-e-20 Richmond 0 0 7 7-14 showed the 45000 spectators why With less than a minute left in The Gobblers took advantage of it rates as the best defensive squad the game Lear bounced a pass Richmond fumbles to push across in the nation The Bider offen off two Tennessee defenders whichlwo touchdowns on short drives in sive team had Piled up 433 yards Jim Bridges grabbed in the first period and added another Wisconsin's outside hope of win- zone for the last Rebel tally in the second quarter on a 74-yard ning the Western oonicrenee chatn-t Mississippi's 21 points is the pass play from freshman Quarterpionship depends on a victory over most points scored against Johnny Dean to Halfback Minnesota next Saturdny and de- Vols this year but they were justTommy Bryant feats for Illinois roll Purdue by not enough Richmond surged back to score Northwestern and Indiana re- Tennessee stuck to the ground in each of the last two periods and spectively i most of the day Lauricell's a serious threat in the dying 7 0 try in the first period wasmoments of the game after halt- Wisconsin 0 13 14 7-34 Iowa smeared for an eight-yard logs I tIAG P- 1Nc Virginia Tech scoring touchdowns: Dean Bryant Welsh Conversions: Welsh 2 placements Richmond Purinai Zupicich Conversions: Sgro 2 (placements) The victory relieved deep seated fears of Tech followers that the Yellow Jackets were in a severe slump Tech played rock-bound defensive football in the first half holding Alabama to only 53 yards rushing and 11 passing After the half Tech roared forth cn its best offensive performance 'cl the season before the 35000 shivering fans The first half was solid old-time football where a big running back takes a blast at the line and usually gets rocked back Tech stayed comfortably within Alabama ter ritory Good runbacks of punts a harder hitting line and a sharper running game kept Tech in shouting distance of the Alabama goal 1 The only score before the half went to Tech after Bobby Wilson got off a weak 33-yard kick and Leon Hardeman returned it six to Alabama's 40 Quarterback Crawford made his best pitch of the half dead center to Knox for 16 yards to Alabama's 26 Hardeman cracked for 10 CRAWFORD THROWS Then Crawford threw to Knox again and the 16-yard play scored Knox made a fine catch as he dove for the ball in the end zone Alabama held Tech partially in check in the first half but after the intermission Tech turned on the touchdowns After Alabama kicked off to open Phone 44870 NO MAIL ORDERS 214 College ALL PLASTIC-GAS POWERED MODEL Iowa scoring: Wisconsin scoring Wits 2 Steehlow Amrche Carl 2 Miller came completely befuddled in the face of Georgia's first half power which racked up four touchdowns Auburn netted both its touchdowns via the air Allan Parks threw to Dave Ridgway for the six points in the first quarter and Vince Dooley collaborated with Bobby Duke on a 45-yard scoring aerial in the last fite minutes Georgia six passes to nip numerous Auburn drives Auburn 7 0 0 7-14 Georgia 14 12 13 7-46 Trojans Score 38-6 Victory A Kerns quarterbacked the Huntersville Trojans to a 38-6 win over the Wilkesboro Panthers Friday night at Davidson A Kerns scored two touchdowns Norton two and Maynew and Houston on each for the Trojans Kerns added two extra points Harris tallied for Wilkesboro It was the first home game for Huntersville who wa sparked by the runs of Norton Mayhew and Kerns along with the passing of A Kerns Line stars include Norman Norman Hunsucker and Work scoring: Duke scoring: 3 Morrocco 2 Hargrove 4 the second half Tech went to work Aub like a champion The Jackets start- Ridgw ed on their 18 and downfield they vis 2 pounded mostly on the runs of Geo Hardeman George Maloof and Raber Larry Ruffin After 82 yards on 20 De ling plays Hardeman broke across Tech held the ball continually for I-1 almost nine minutes That drivel 161 and Glenn Turner's conversion to make the score 13-0 showed whoW: was boss In 2 1-2 minutes Tech scored NAS again George McCain fumbled for (11)01 Alabama on the ride's 22 and in behind four plays Tech scored Crawford rt Auburn idgway 2 Georgia Haber Delinger Green Wins behind Wave At Last NASHVILLE Tenn 171131irdise Conquers Tulane fought from 19 1" twice with a great tearnty i01)11et'S By 1But the indignity stung the Vo Is I so that Fullback Dick Ernsberger blasted 55 yards and a touchdown on the next play Lauricella got the second Tennessee score after Wilson Dillard of Ole Miss booted a punt straight tip in the air on his own 21 and Tennessee took over on the Ole Miss 26 I The slender Tennessee ace from New Orleans made 14 yards on the next play and then went over the 12 REBELS RALLY 1 Ole Miss came back with an passing attack and the flebs marched 63 yards in five plays with Boykin scoring from the one for the first Ole Miss touchdown Payne scored his first touchildown for the Vols when he capped a 41-yard second quarter drive in which he and Kozar alternated with power plays Mississippi however stormed right back with their freshman star Allen Muirhead leading the attack Muirhead made 14 yards then took a Lear pass for another 15 before Lear hit Boykin in the end zone with a touchdown pass Tennessee's big bruising line kept Mississippi's backfield in a hurry and off balance all day It cost the Rebels an intercepted and a blocked punt that re-'suited in Tennessee touchdowns Both times Tennessee's All' America Guard Ted Daffer was responsible for the rushing He hit Lear on the Mississippi 31 and the Rebel signal-caller trying to avert a seven-yard loss tossed straight into the hands of Doug Atkins Tennessee's right end on the Tennessee 31 The big end ran the ball to the Ole Miss nine Kozar bulled over three plays later The next time it was Daffer who took Lear's blocked punt on the Ole Miss 30 and brought the ball back to the Ole Miss 25 End Mack Franklin had ruined the kick It was Payne's turn to score again this time 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football game 1 ed a long run and two breaks hitt It was the first win for the Green three early touchdowns and dug Wave after four' stiaight losses in when they had to beating Min-The glory went to a mammoth nesota today 19-13 Tulane line and a driving back- The victory kept Rose Bowl talk field alive for Purdue beaten only once About the whole show for the in the 14stern conference Commodores was Halfback Dick Minnesota's Paul Gia wearing Foster who threw a 50-yard touch- yards of tape on a bad leg pulled down pass converted and later the play of the day but Purdue kicked a 30-yard field goal had more runners and also had Bill Wade the Commodores' ace Dale Samuels The Boilermakers quarterback was hobbled all af- quarterback completed nine of 16 ternoon by an injured knee and passes for 126 yards and that was It was the first win for the Green three early touchdowns and dug Wave after four straight losses in when they had to beating Min-The glory went to a mammotn nesota today 19-13 Tulane line and a driving back- The victory kept Rose Bowl talk field alive for Purdue beaten only once About the whole show for the in the Western conference Commodores was Halfback Dick Minnesota's Paul Giel wearing Foster who threw a 50-yard touch- yards of tape on a bad leg pulled down pass converted and later the play of the day but Purdue kicked a 30-yard field goal had more runners and also had Bill Wade the Commodores' ace Dale Samuels The Boilermakers quarterback was hobbled all at- quarterback completed nine of 16 ternoon by an injured knee and passes for 126 yards and that was wound up with a miserable pass- the difference 1315 BOULEVARD 1329 BOULEVARD 2910 SELWYN AVE 3059 SOUTH BLVD SANITARY LAUNDRY INC 1315 BLVD PHONE 3-9191 1CIMMO COOPER TIRES TUBES CAMELBACK AND REPAIR MATERIALS Warehouse Delivery hvAnto voostl l'Ininst 1611srl- -A070 "CC 71" voostl GlmthvAnto It til cot We ogolost :10 sttoctutot SOnUfil 1111S i I 16 AnAr 6411tor ah 4 I A 116-441 llAr 131 Fourth St PHONES-4493 a )Y1 Cooper Tire Sales Co FA a Sof I 1 oglott occitiootot 1712: 0 11utt 1 i 1 il )n MAIL ORDERS FILLED Add SOr for Tax and togas Towed Keeps Crown JOHANNESBURG South Africa Nov Toweel of Johannesburg retained his worlds bantamweight championship tonight outpointing Louis Romero of Spain in their 15-round title bout before some 25000 fans 909 MINT ST CHARLOTTE 4.