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idrbeteWVIvirteWitWNewiro w'- ww vwvvi rww I PAGE TWO PAGE Section Two FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Sunday October 17 7954 kl II Harris Gets Assist For Vincent Climb ma BY LORIN McMULLEN star-Telegram Scoria Witter Topples Raiders Port Arthur Roars on in High Chase BY HERB OWENS StarTeletram Snorts Writer Port Arthur rumbled to the second-highest score of the schoolboy season Breckenridge once more made winning look easy and Paducah con- tinued to set a screaming pat- Late Lsu IP 4 I Fort rt ur oars A I A Harris Gets Assist USh 'k' ii 1 i --'s '')': 4 In 1 ase For Vincent Climb Toppks Raiders 1 4 i BY LOU McMULLEN i star-Telegram Sports Writer BY HERB OWENS A 1 -i tt StarTeletram Sport Writer 49'o -4k- i 0 E3'':" k4 si 1' f- '0 4 Port Arthur rumbled to the second highest score of the PA tt il N-09'4' schoolboy season Breckenridge once more made winning 4- 4 look easy and Paducah con p4 1 Witted to set a screaming pat '077- '-''1-i'''---4 '''''''''ti Y'-' 444--- '--2-9 t' Nts '1 i t- i i 4 71 0 s-25i it' :1 1 ss' -1! 4' '''g: "4' ite 0 I 2- 1 '''''ISM 'i '-11' '0 f' 1 kl 5- i 1 s'I' AUSTIN Oct was a whirlwind courtship that was culminated with Al Vincent going to Baltimore as coach for Paul Richards No one can say precisely when the i thought first hit Richards that Al would fit in his Jo 46144- -4stt program with the Orioles where Paul is general itk manager and manager 1 Certainly not before Sept 16 when Richards 4 A' dropped in to La Grave Field and saw Karl ig tog4i Spooner pitch the 17-inning game against Hous- ton Richards had just resigned from his White Sox job and had arrived at his Waxahachie home 1 t' 1 He'd called La Grave Field for tickets 1--i' He was interested in Spooner naturally and someone had mentioned that Vincent had done a fine job in transforming Karl from an unpredict- able thrower to a full route pitcher i 01 course Richards knew Vincent from 'way I back when both were Jack Zeller men in the old FRANK 1 Detroit Tiger organization HIGGINS Ayway some time later during the World Series Richards gained permission from the Dodgers to contact Vincent No one knew what job he had in mind It is said by reputable newsmen in Chicago that Paul's first preference for a number one assistant aild coach was Frank (Pinky) Higgins of the Red Sox farm station at Louisville An offer from Richards in fact and another from the Phillies is said to be the prod that moved the Red Sox into naming Higgins successor to Lou Boudreau AUST was culmi for Paul 1" 445'''' 4'eilAir'41 I i o' 14 'k sv FRAN IIIGGV Dodgers to It is sal( erence for Higgins of Richards ii prod that 1 Lou Boudre AUSTIN Oct was a whirlwind courtship that was culminated with Al Vincent going to Baltimore as coach for Paul Richards No one can say precisely when the thought first hit Richards that Al would fit in his k' program with the Orioles where Paul is general Certa dropped in ot inly not before Sept 16 when Ricards to La Grave ield a 4 i Spooner arid saw Karl pitch the 17-inning game against Hous- manager and manager 17' "'A5 ton Richards had just resigned from his White Sox 3 i had had arrived athtahtisySiVnacxenahtahcandie home 1 He'd called La Grave Field for tickets 1 fine job in transforming Karl from an unpredict someone Henbwelaas interested in Spooner naturally and t'' t) able thrower to a full route pitcher i I iv Pinhorek knitv Vinopnt from 'wav noir whem beak toorp inek Zeller men in the old rni nronni7atinn 11ti Tiopr I 1 1 3A seFond-rankedn Lufkin In 3A second-ranked Lufkin jolted Texarkana No 8 41-20 while McAllen No 4 and Big Spring No 7 were held to ties Alice did the trick against McAllen 7-7 and Vernon surprised Big Spring 25-25 None of the top 10 in 2A or lA was beaten Thirteen teams were chopped from the undefeated and untied ranks paring the perfect record clubs to 51 In 4A Hillcrest was the only one to feel the ax and Big Spring and McAllen dropped out as a result of their ties Conference 2A teams to fall were San Antonio Northeast Linden Teague Columbus Beeville and Port Lavaca Teague was tied 6-6 by Rusk Here are the remaining teams which are unbeaten and untied: CONFERENCE Midland Dallas Forest San Antonio Brackenridge Galveston Port Arthur Baytown CONFERENCE Breckenridge Garland Lufkin Nacogdoches Austin McCallum Pharr-San Juan-Memo CONFERENCE 2A--(19) Canyon Phillips Stamford Colorado City Kermit Diamond Hill Seagoville Mount Vernon Daingerfleid Ennis La Vega West Killeen Gonzales Lamarque Nederland Devine Freer Raymondville CONFERENCE Lefors Mc Lean Hale Center Sundown McCauley Cross Plains Crowell Paducah Chillicothe Lewisville Clifton Van Alstyne Hawkins Oroveton Trinity Mason Hearne Deer Park Three Rivers )- I tl 1 3A second ranked Lufkin I jolted Texarkana No 8 41-20 while McAllen No 4 and Big Spring No 7 were held to ties Alice did the trick against Mc- Allen 7-7 and Vernon surprised Big Spring 25-25 None of the top 10 in 2A or lA was beaten from oTmh irttheee nundefeated te a teams werand chopped untied clubs to 51 ranks paring the perfect record In 4A Hillcrest was the only "-i :13 tern This is how the Star-Telegram's top-ranked teams fared over the week-end with a its time and awaiting the opening of conference play Port Arthur the No I team in Conference 4A slashed constantly abused Orange 82-0 Only Port Neches' 91-13 victory over this same team tops the result In point production for one team Breckenridge the ranking member of 3A played its high-geared offense only two and one-half quarters in lashing Plainview 35-7 It was the Buckaroos' opening conference game after three other impressive victories And Paducah the scourge of 1A mauled Vernon Lockett 66-0 for its fifth consecutive triumph The Dragons now have stormed to 294 points for an average of 588 per game Nederland didn't risk its top ranking in 2A by taking the week off after its stunning of Port Neches last week All in all it was the season's most successful week for the 40 ranked teams of the state Of the 36 which had games scheduled only three were defeated and two more were tied Two of those losing did so to I higher-ranked clubs Abilene No 4 in 4A trimmed fifth-place Odessa 21-7 and now is a heavy favorite to prevail in the 4A-I championship chase Dallas Hill crest No 10 and one of this conference's few unbeaten clubs was I beaten by Dallas Sunset 20-7 its opening district game ern This is how the Star-Telegram's top-ranked teams fared over th week-end with a its time and await- ing the opening of conference play Port Arthur the No 1 team in Conference 4A slashed constant- ly abused Orange 82-0 Only Port Neches' 91-13 victory over this same team tops the result i Point production for one team -'4AV'''117 CATS' HIRING OF AL MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL CATS' HIM 110' Press Wirephoto End Lenzyzda (white jersey) and Bob Gingrass of Wisconsin both go for a Purdue pass but neither hangs on and the ball falls away in the game at Madison Wis Saturday Wisconsin won 98-Yard Pass Return Helps BY JOHN MORRISON Star-Telegram Sports Writer BATON DOUGE La Oct State University speared 38 yards in a dramatic race with the clock here Saturday night to severe a 13-13 tie and outlast Texas Tech 20-13 in an intersectional football game choked full of thrills from the opening whistle until the Tigers' Nvi n- TEXAS IGErTitE AT A GLANCE ESC ning margi nin the game's 47 (1is 211 waning second 0 Yards Gained Passing 10 0 of 7 Passes Completed of ni Just 49 seconds remained when or9passeiluminhtleeveillteeedovebiTed Halfback Chuck Johns plowed (too Avg 53 ifoforr into the end zone for the final yard the biggest three feet of Camp recovered a Raider bobble the 1954 season for the Bengals to choke the threat who finally located victory range LSU raced into the lead with after four futile attempts a 14-play 69-yard drive in the It was a disheartening defeat second period a scoring sally for the Red Raiders who fought which inspired the Tigers and left fiercely and despartely to main- them keyed for success the retain their unblemished mark mainder of the game Tech had punched out three vie- LSU Takes Lead tories and a tie in four previous The Bengals took over on their trips to the gridiron then saw 31 after Jerry Johnson har kick-plans for another fruitful un- ed short Johns who found run-beaten campaign explode with ning room up and down the Raid-the clock releasing its hand on er forward wall spearheaded the the final revolution move with 49 of the 69 yards Tech spotted the Bengals a Johns carried eight times with 13-0 advantage before releasing a 19-yard outbreak that spanned two electrifying long-range pay- to Tech's four setting up the off plays to turn the affair into touchdown which came two plays a new game 'later from three yards out LSU scored with less than four minutes to play in the second period to post a 6-0 margin at Gafford Moves Ahead the intermission then added a third period counter before Tech With 208 in Texas PGA counter punched in the same period The third stanza ended CORPUS CHRISTI Oct 16 (2) with the Tigers holding the up- Raymond Gafford of Fort Worth per hand 13-6 took over leadership of the an-The teams matched touch nual Texas PGA Golf Tournadowns in a pulse-pounding final ment Saturday 15 minutes that left the crowd Gafford toured the par-70 of 25000 forsaking its seats in municipal layout in 72 to take a favor of a tip-toe view one-stroke lead with 208 over John Stars for LSU Shelby Mayfield of Seguin and In the final analysis it was Jackson Bradley of Houston Johns a squirming 180-pound Locked at 210 were Ted White back who needed but a hint at of Shreveport La State Amateur an opening who turned the tide Champion Ernie Vossler of Fort for LSU He scored the victor's Worth and Jack Harden of El three touchdowns and finished Paso as the game's top runner with 111 The leaders: yards on 21 carries Johns was r3Nite7alryclield 07-69-72-208 07-70-72-209 aided in the Tigers' ground wave Jackson Bradley 71-70438-209 3 67-71-72-201 by Vincent Gonzales a speedy 1(4411tevvVhrt'e8ler 70-70-70--210 halfback who notched 100 yards 66-69-75-210 70-72-70-212 in 18 trips Pat Grosskopt 67-73-73-212 Byron Nelson 62-81-69-212 Tech handcuffed by the Tigers ciu)c Klein 72-72-60-213 in danger territory held the up- taki Ni118Ienr 69-74-70-213 71-72-7i-213 per hand in a scoreless first pert- 8Genotes amateur od The Red Raiders journeyed 44 yards to the enemy 38 the Colgate Keeps Record first time they gained possession only to see the drive fan out Clean by Winning 13-7 when the Bengals plugged their tol line after the Raiders had click- GAME AT A GLANCE ed off three first downs and ap- LOLGATE First DownsIDARTMOUTIA peared on the way 213 Yards Gained Rushing 78 108 Yards Gained 225 On the following series Tech C1 of 21 Passes Completed 24 of 38 punched from its 12 to the Ti- oPpapswrjintgreeracodbreyd ger 46 but this time LSU's Ivan for 35 Pints: 4 for 3917 GAME AT A GLANCE TEXAS TECH ESE to First Downs 13 247 Yards Gained Rushing 2101 0 Yards Gained Passing 13 0 of 7 Passes Completed 3 of 10 I) Passes Intercented by 2 I Opp Fumbles Recovered 3 0 for Punts No Avg 5 for 31 4 for 40 Penalties No Eclat 3 for 15 GAME AT A GLANCE COLGATE DARTMOUTH 13 First Downs 913 Yards Gained Rushing 78 109 Yards Gained PASSIM( 215 11 of 21 Passes Completed 24 of 38 1 Passes Intercepted by I Opp Fumbles Recovered 2 ft for 35 Punts No Avg 4 for 397 00 Yards Penalized 45 BY JOHN MORRISON Star-Tele gra Sports Writer BATON DOUGE La Oct State Univer- sity speared 38 yards in a dramatic race with the clock here Saturday night to se vere a 13-13 tie and outlast Texas Tech IA Is 201-113t until the Tigers' win in an intersectional football game choked full of thrills from the GAME AT A GLANCE 10 1AS Est Downs ESE '47 Yards Gained Rushing 2S0 13 fling margi nin the game g49sseecr000nddssr Just Halfback Chuck Johns plowed the 1954 season for the Bengals to choke the threat hree feet of Camp recovered a Raider bobble remained when 0 Yards Gained Passing 0 of 7 Passes Completed 3 of 10 li 104477PPleSPSItelUall'UttliSenhSti4171 51Yeetei7 53 IfnOrr ill into the end zone for the final yard the biggest 1A'ho finally located victory range LSU raced into the lead with after our attempts a 14-play 69-yard drive in the fte ftile tt It was a disheartening defeat I second period a scoring sally tor the ien liners who fought which inspired the Tigers and left Badgers Stun Purdue 20-6 Blacktail Deer Hunting Nov 2025 Inclusive 50 sections choice private hunt in lease available to limited number of hunters at $125 per gun for the season Located in the Santiago Mountains of Texas Big Bend Country Write or phone for reservations Tommy Powell owner 3624 London Lane Phone VI-2327 Fort Worth Texas 1 This occurred only last Monday So it may have been then that Richards in his own mind advanced Vincent from a tentative lesser job to the more important perhaps the only one commanding sufficient salary to lure Al away from Fort Worth Wednesday Richards returned to Waxahachie Thursday he drove to Colonial Country Club here Vincent came up from Beaumont and the deal was closed Anyway the more interesting part of the drama is the severing of the Vincent partnership with Spencer Harris Cats' president who hired him There have been few baseball associations which worked out so mutually beneficial At the time Harris hired Vincent he badly needed a manager with a reputation yet one who was considered a permanent resident of Texas Interest was at low ebb and so was the standing of the Brooklyn system in the public mind By getting Vincent even though be had to pay almost twice what Al was drawing at Beaumont Harris demonstrated to his fans that he was willing to listen to them He broke Dodger-system custom not only in salary but in going outside the organization This helped smooth troubled waters for the Cats' president who had come here from Elmira Harris' stock in the organization also was boosted no doubt when Vincent made a good start with a team the Brooklyn hear' office considered rather inferior When it finished strong to climb from seventh to fourth place Dodger supervisors were delighted and "Spence" was credited with having picked a good man to bring into the organization The spectacular development by Vincent of Karl Spooner and his stupendous crash into the big-league scene at end of the year cemented Al's standing in the of course helped Harris more than ever Harris also showed an attendance gain in a year that found the trend elsewhere downward Harris' gain in the Vincent episode was exceeded only by that of Vincent in his dealings with Harris Al was not exactly riding the crest of the wave when "Spence" received the Beaumont club's permission to deal with him Vincent had resigned at Tulsa where he'd detected a slight lack Of enthusiasm over his work he'd left the Birmingham club in midyear he'd finished eighth at Beaumont in '53 The pay through necessity was modest with the Exporters RED SOX CHANGE 70 DRAW WILLIAMS BACK? This Richards ir job to the manding su Wednesc to Colonial and the dez Anyway of the Vin who hired I There so mutually At the with a repu of Texas I Brooklyn s3 By getti what Al wa that he was tom not on This heli had come also was bo a team the When it Dodger sum having pick tacular deve crash into standing in than ever Harris a' trend elsew Harris' of Vincent the crest of permission Vincent Of enthusias year he'd I necessity RED SOX Suedes At Duane's -44z lor 4 1 Iv Suedes d006 tO 12 to I HANOVER Oct 16 (IF) Colgate remained in the thinning ranks of the unbeaten major football teams Saturday by coming from behind in the second half to earn a 13-7 victory over Dartmouth on a sustained 99-yard march colgate 0 8 I 0-13 Dartmouth 7 0 0 0-7 Colgate scoring Touchdowns Latta Williams Conversions Martin Dartmouth scoring: Touchdown Beagle Convevsrn Beagia MADISON Wis Oct 16 (M--Wisconsin's Badgers outplayed sorely during the first two periods capped a second-half explosion with a 98- yard pass interception touchdown Saturday to whip Purdue 20-6 before a record Camp Randall Stadium crowd of 53131 GAME AT A GLANCE Sophomore Billy Lowe grabbed PURDUE WISCONSIN a Lenny Dawson pass on his own a ythiFstrilitLow linusshint 111 two and sprinted through the Fro '23 a Plasss(elsa I rodm aPrestseir 7 0171 whole Boilermaker team to wrap PISSP! Intereented by 2 up the Badgers' fourth straight a tor 36 11710 11 eAcvogvered 6 for 33 triumph of the in Ards Penalized 15 Big Ten play sion was a different team as play Lowe's brilliant run helped by resumed Purdue which had smart midfield blocking came rolled up 10 first downs to the on top of a pair of long-scoring Badgers' three in the first two drives as the Badgers knocked quarters was unable to gain the back on their heels in the first the first two times it had the ball half came to life after the inter- in the third period and was back mission to wipe out Purdue's one on its own 11 when Ed Neves got touchdown lead off a quick kick to the Wisconsin The Badgers second ranked 39 team in the nation drove 69 Five plays plus a 15-yard pen-yards in five plays for the first alty for illegal substitution were score with six minutes to go in all Wisconsin needed to take the the third period Quarterback lead Miller ripped off 23 yards Jimmy Miller ramming over from on a keep play then tossed 20 the one and Paul Shwaiko kicking yards to Lowe for a first down the point on the one Miller's sneak on the Alan (The Horse) Ameche next play was good for the touch-again the workhorse of the Badg- down er ground game got the second A 37-yard Dawson punt after on a smash over his own left the return kickoff started the tackle to wind up a 70-yard march Badgers off again Ameche with less than a minute to go ripped off 26 yards with a pitch-in the third period The try for out and Miller passed another 26 the point never got off the to Jim Reinke for the big gains ground as Holder Pat Levenha- Ameche smashed over tackle gen fumbled the pass from cen- from the five for the score ter Lowe's pass interception mid-Purdue with Dawson at the way in the final quarter was controls was on the march as the frosting on the Badger's cake the fourth period got under way Purdue was as completely The Boilermakers ranked fifth knocked off its pins in the final nationally at game time had half as was Wisconsin in the first flown from their own 35 to the two quarters The Boilermakers Wisconsin nine when Dawson made only five first downs to cranked up again This time the Badgers' nine and gained less Lowe a 176-pound halfback pick- than 100 yards to Wisconsin's ed off the ball and wheeled off more than 170 in the second half on his 98-yard touchdown sprint Ameche was the big individual Shwaiko again converted gainer with a net of 73 yards The Boilermakers dominated on 18 carries Phil Ehrman who play completely in the first half took over from Bill Murakowski rolling as they pleased either on after the Purdue fulback retired the ground or overhead Their in the second quarter with a bad 88-yard sooring shot came on 12 charley horse was Purdue's best plays with three minutes to go with 60 yards in nine tries in the half Dawson alternating Dawson completed 10 of 16 with Froncie Gutman at quarter- passes for 110 yards His touchback whipped a 16-yard pass to down toss was his ninth in the End Lamar Lundy for the touch- Boilermakers' four games this down Dawson's try for the season point was wide Purdue 0 0 0 0 Wisconsin 0 0 13 7-20 Wisconsin reeling from the Purdue Lund Purdue forwards at the intermis- GAME AT A GLANCE PURDUE WISCONSIN 15 First Downs 12 95 Yards Gained Rushing 134 184 Yards Gained Passing 105 12 of 23 Passes Completed 7 of 17 0 Passes Intercepted by 2 8 Opp Fumbles Recovered 0 9 for 36 Punts No Avg 6 for 39 80 'Yards Penalized 15 sion was a different team as play resumed Purdue which had rolled up 10 first downs to the Badgers' three in the first two quarters was unable to gain the the first two times it had the ball in the third period and was back on its own 11 when Ed Neves got off a quick kick to the Wisconsin 39 Five plays plus a 15-yard penalty for illegal substitution were all Wisconsin needed to take the lead Miller ripped off 23 yards on a keep play then tossed 20 yards to Lowe for a first down on the one Miller's sneak on the next play was good for the touchdown A 37-yard Dawson punt after the return kickoff started the Badgers off again Ameche ripped off 26 yards with a pitchout and Miller passed another 26 to Jim Reinke for the big gains Ameche smashed over tackle from the five for the score Lowe's pass interception midway in the final quarter was the frosting on the Badger's cake Purdue was as completely knocked off its pins in the final half as was Wisconsin in the first two quarters The Boilermakers made only five first downs to the Badgers' nine and gained less than 100 yards to Wisconsin's more than 170 in the second half Ameche was the big individual gainer with a net of 73 yards on 18 carries Phil Ehrman who took over from Bill Murakowski after the Purdue fulback retired in the second quarter with a bad charley horse was Purdue's best with 60 yards in nine tries Dawson completed 10 of 16 passes for 110 yards His touchdown toss was his ninth in the Boilermakers' four games this season Purdue 0 0 0 0 Wisconsin 0 0 13 7-20 Purdue Lund Wisconsin Miller Ameche Lowe Conversions Shwa iko 2 Ak4-4 1 101PIMMIVMMEISO 4 IL 1 I b4 11 A 0 1 I I 0 1 i i I 4 1 i Georgia Trips Vandy On Field Goal 1644 Blue or Browns Blue or Brawnc B1 IthiLL Wood Murphy Di idy Nunnery Lavin 1(0 Paris Hodges Thibodeaux Ceti Jones Camp RG Parker Schwab RI Fournet Fogg Rj Tumble ilo Alexander QB Doggett Burns Lfl Johns May R11 Gonzales Stinson FB Turner Prescott Deutschmann Ferguson and Rosenbaum TEXAS TECH White Bradshaw WaYgood LT Herschman Nelson Kautz LU Hurt Hunt Broadloot Cen West Martin 110 Campbell Elliott Hayes RT Walker Kilcullen Young Fikes Hartsfield Johnson Kirkpatrick ltH Spink Northain 1 11 Sides Graham Score bY periods: LSU 0 6 7 7-20 Texas Tech 0 0 6 7-13 Scoring (in order of occurence): (LStli ran three yards for touchdown at 11:34 Doggett missed point try LSU 6 Texas Tech (LEW) ran three yards for touchdown at 11:28 Doggett converted L8U 13 Texas Tech Northam (Texas Tech) ran 15 yards then 'lateraled to Graham who ran 27 yards for touchdown at 12:54 Johnson missed Point try LSU 13 Texas Tech 6 (Texas Tech) ran 16 yards then lateraled to Sides who ran 56 yards for touchdown at 1:34 Spinks kicked goal LSU 13 Texas Tech 13 Johns (Itell) plunged one yard for touchdown at 14:11 Doggett converted LSLT 20 Texas Tech 13 Officials: Referee Fred Walters (Mississippi State) umpire Paterson (Auburn): field Judge Burns McKinney (Hardin-Simmons) head linesman John Hart (Hardin-Simmons) Came Harris and the Dodgers and some raw material of the Spooner-Korcheck-Weaver caliber and Vincent gained a new lease on his baseball life He was rivals scouts big-leaguers and supervisors in his own organization Who can say that he didn't have a chance of moving into the Dodgers' head job? Anyway on one year's work and the helping hand of "Spence" Harris Vincent has moved from 'way down to the American League where he may be the heir apparent to the manager's job if and when Richards goes exclusively front office One report has the change at Boston (Higgins for Boudreau) connecting with Ted Williams' intention to quit Williams is said to hate Boudreau to this day for devising the shift that made him look so silly With Higgins in some think Williams now will reconsider and play in 1955 Curt Gowdy former Oklahoma City radio man who now does the Red Sox games expressed the opinion at the Oklahoma-Texas football game last week that Williams would return Gowdy said he had nothing official to back up the view "it's just a guess" he said John Reeves former Texas League president was surprised that Burnett of Dallas wasn't up there at the American League meeting to bid for the Philadelphia franchise "The season's over the gag rule no longer applies and he's per redly free to talk bid or buy to his heart's content" Reeves said Burnett led the move to oust Reeves on the complaint that Reeves had improperly blocked his move to bring big-league ball to Dallas Came Spooner-Rol on his basel and supervi have a ehan Anyway Harris Vine where he nu Richards go One rep connecting to hate Bou look so silly With Hi play in 195! Curt Goo the Red So football gam had nothing John Re( that meeting to "The sea redly free Burnett Reeves had to Dallas 96 95 Men's Shoes Sixth Street Entrance GAME AT A GLANCE VANDY GEORGIA 13 First Downs 9 136 'Yards Gained Rushing 237 124 Yards tiptoed Patoting 23 II of 19 PASSPN Completed 2 of 5 1 Passes Intercepted by 0 2 Opp Fumbles Recovered 3 7 for 275 Punts No Ave 6 for 291 20 Penalties Vette 40 ATHENS Ga Oct 16 (iP)--Joe Graff's 24-yard field goal gave Georgia a 16-14 triumph over weary Vanderbilt and snatched victory from the winless dores in the waning minutes of a slashing Southeastern Conference football battle Saturday Vanderbilt 0 7 7-14 Georgia 7 6 0 3-16 Vanderbilt scoring! 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