The Park City Daily News from Bowling Green, Kentucky • 13

wumsvDlb ernoon that threaten ed storm throughout and crashed to a mighty victory 48-0 decision over hapless More-head on Oct 11 1953 Even Refrigerator Bowl team of 1952 rarely exerted more pressure for the full 60 minutes Indeed this one was close to By BEET BORRONE Dally New Sporta Editor Western brought Coack Jack Clayton "back home to the Hill to the roll of thunder yesterday collapsing favored Evansville In the eerie sunlight and shadow of a strangely soft autumn afternoon by the Incredible score of 46-6 Landing their greatest scoring wallop In three seasons the Hill-toppers signalled return from two dread-filled weeks In a hospital by piling up 441 yards running and passing to bury the proud Indiana Collegiate Conference kicked goal" Western 7-0 Chambliss raced once for 19 yards and Jackie Johnson got loose for 12 In this drive Browning climaxed another 63-yard advance with a one-yard tour of right end Quarterback Jerry Nassano passed for 18 yards to Chambliss and for 12 to Cunningham in this drive kick was blocked' Western 13-0 The Hiiltoppers moved 56 yards in six plays "with Nassano hurling the final 14 yards to Holt who was all by himself in the corner on the goal-line Ray Weaver kicked the point Western-20-0 And when you consider that there are Just three seniors on this squad you wdnder what the potential of this crew can be when It reaohes maturity In 1956 or 1957 Who scored the touchdowns Is the least Important part of this report But for the record Halfback Jim Chambliss bolted over tbe goal twice and End Billy Joe Holt Halfbacks Dave Browning Tom Frye and Jerry Brantley and Fullback Rod Bagby scored once apiece Everyone of them will be back next year Indeed Browning Frye and Bagby are mere freshmen the way the touchdown came: came after Western had constructed a 23-0 lead Evansville never got closer than 37 yards to the end zone Although they used almost three complete teams and Coaches Prank Griffin and Turner Elrod tried desperately to make the core look charitable the attack became more severe by the 'minute and the defense wound up stealing two fumbles intercepting two passes and winning the ball a fifth time on end-zone pass Interference by the Aces No happier Western team ever dashed away from this Stadium's turf with Griffin and Elrod high on their shoulders to mob Clayton at his seat in the gymnasium where he watched a game that gave him one of his greatest football thrills Here was a man who two weeks ago lay "bn an operating table for removal of a tumor and then was rushed to Mayo Clinic for precautionary surgery Here was a man who conceivably could have -seen his last football game for a while now back home watching a performance which simply was out of all reason How massive was this 46-6 victory? Well Western had lost its lost four games scoring Just two touchdowns while Evansville had been rolling along to six bouncing Victories and piling up 31 points a game A Western team that had scored only 61 points in seven previous games almost equalled that production in 60 furious It was a game without a hero Or a game with 30 of them It was a game that really started 10 games ago in a 21-13 upset loss to this same Evansville team It was a game that was really 10 frustrating games long a fantastic streak in which the Hiiltoppers were buried under an avalanche of missed opportunities It was all the pent-up fury of those 10 games that this Western team loosed yesterday In the greatest scoring bombardment since a right tackle on second down for the counter The same boy kicked the point Western 33-0 Now came lone touchdown drive a 49-yard march that ended when Fullback Dick Matthews caromed off tackUb on third down from three yards out A 32-yard forward-lateral from Sinclair to Don Henry to Jim Weln-sapfel set this one up Western 33-6 Western smashed 80 yards In eight plays Frye scrambled the final 35 on a blow off left tackle and a tight-rope run down the sidelines A block at the five by End Mike Molarity kayoed the final defender Western 39-6 Bldeback Jerry Brewer stole a wild pltchout 10 yards deep In backfleld on the Aces' 7-yard-llne Bagby went the seven yards In one bowl-over burst disassembling a four-man reception committee Just short of the goal-line Bagby kicked goal Western 46-6 What a performance that line 4 Attacking behind a suddenly lightning-fast and all but faultless line the Hiiltoppers stormed over the goal once in the first period and twice in each of the last three -quarters and most amazingly of all held an Evansville team which with 253 points is the school's all-time record scorer to a mere six points -Aside from Its one 40-yard third-quarter touchdown drive which Again it took Just six plays for Western to drill 5Q yards Chambliss who had scrambled for gains of 25 and 24 yards scored on a six-yard dart over right tackle Western 28-0 Freshman Delaine Simpson stole a Dick Sinclair pass on the Evasville 46 and returned 42 yards to the four Brantley dove over being the equal of that Incomparable 48-6 Homecoming win over Eastern in 1952- And that team of last year that won seven in a row would not have had any business on the field with this one which in its raw youth and raw power suddenly put everything together on an aft Chambliss capped a 63-yard march with a 9-yard bolt around right end as Wayne Duncan Joe Cunningham and Bill Strawn blasted an aisle Guard Vernon Wilson Putting A HeacLOn It It BAlkYM Says Michigan ins One Game Away From Rose Bowl lx Here PAGE 13 By BERT BORRONE Dally News Sports Editor SUNDAY NOVEMBER 13 Football Results turned in Is evident from the Individual statistics Chambliss carried 10 times for a whopplng 104 yards Frye gained 56 In four runs Brewer 53 in eight stabs Duncan 44 in six carries Jackie Johnson 40 in seven darts Third-string quarterback Ken (Shifty) Griffith not to be outdone galloped 11 yards the lone time he ran the baU "If we catch' that bear on the goal-Une this Griffin had promised will murder nwft0CJavthe stoppers have -one battered bear carcass for sale cheap Little All-American fullback candidate Ken Lutter-who had gained more than -800 yards this season carried Just five times yesterday and gained only 18 yards Typical of his reception was a big play at the very start of the second half Western led 20-0 but the Aces cam out with Tire A 48-yard kick-off return by Charles Parrish to Western's 45 Immediately posed a problem On second down Lutterbach car -rled on the draw play An immense hole opened up linebackers and secondary were scatter ed for a pass This Lutterbach In the open is a hard man to handle Up to middle he barreled but al- -most miraculously from under-a pile-up came the good right Arm of Guard Vern Wilson Down went Lutterbach His gain was exactly one yard After Nassano knocked down a pass on the next play and then Strawn won possession of 'Ore ball for Western with a bone-Jarlng tackle the Aces were through their fire gone never to return Another example of the kind of defense this team played yesterday was afforded by fourth-trlng full back Delaine Simpson In the sec ond quarter -Sinclair tossed a screen was to Jtm Merkley who turned" ehind massed Interference and -started up-field Simpson slithered through the screen and dumped the -amazed Mr Merkley right on the line of scrimmage It went on like that all afternoon Wilson was constantly In the middle of plays and Holt played a great game of end But who And what a perfect setting there now' Is for next Home-comer I Against Muray The Uneupst Ends Monlorlty Cunningham Holt Hoffard Tackles Patterson Berthold Speer Revack Dunagan Guards Wilson Patton Kappas Hardin Centers Strawn Weaver Mad-laon Quarterbacks Nassano Van-Hooser Griffith Halfbacks Johnson Chambliss Browning Frye Brewer Brantley Barrett Clark Fullbacks Duncan Johnson Bagby Simpson Ends Hainan Mattingly Henry Moldovan Stocker Williams Tackles Heard Horr Aram owicz Myers Critser Guards Drone House Scales Welnzapfel King Gabert Centers Austin Jackson Daviess Quarterbacks Sinclair Oeorge Jackson Trainer Halfbacks Parrish Trainer Thompson Thompson Whit-taker Fullbacks Lutterbach Matthews Merkley This Preview Of The All-WKC Team Includes BGH's Newton Franklin's Perry Richards Panthers Gilliam The Western Conference coaches convene' at-jQwensboro today to vote on the All-WKC football team and a wide-open scramble for positions is a certainty There is not a single holdover from last 22-man all-star squad six of whom onto first team All-State ranking And after you get past Henderson there been a real standout team among the 18 full-fledged conference members (Paducah is only an associate member although its players are eligible for the All-WKC team) Brandies 20 Buffalo IS Gettysburg 84 Western Maryland 7 Muhlenburg 18 Franklin St Marshall 13 SOUTH Maryland 25 Clemson 12 puke 41 South Carolina 7 Notre Dame 27 North Carolina 7 Virginia Tech 34 NC State 26 Richmond 7 Oeorge Washington KENTUCKY Western Kentucky 46 Evansville (Ind) 6 'Kentucky 41 Memphis 8tate 7 Murray 20 Austin Peay 13 Louisville 45 Eastern Kentucky is Morris Harvey 40 Morehead 7 Centre 40 Washington fc Jefferson 7 MIDWEST Ohio State 20 Iowa 10 Michigan 30 Indiana 0 Michigan State 42 Minnesota 14 Illinois 17 Wisconsin 14 Kansas State 21 Missouri 0 Hardin-Slmmons 63 Cincinnati 20 Marquette 18 Holy Cross 6 Kansas 12 Oklahoma 7 Purdue 46 Northwestern 8 Oklahoma 52 Iowa State 0 North Dakota 18 South Dakota By JOHN A BARBOUR ANN ARBOR Mich revived defense overwhelmed Indiana 30 to 0 Saturday to force a Big Ten championship amf Rose Bowl showdown with Ohio State next week Michigan now heeds enly a season-ending victory against Ohio State next Saturday to net the conference title and a Rose Bowl bid It was fifth conference victory against one loss and marked a billlant defensive-comeback for the team that last Saturday allowed Illinois more than 400 yards in a 25-6 upset victory In the first half alone Michigan held the Hoosiers to a minus 28 yards rushlng and 10 passing while piling up 162 on the ground and 31 in the air Michigan would lose he Rose Bowl bid to its neighborhood conference rival Michigan State by losing to Ohio State The Spartans with a 5-1 record then would share the conference title with OSU which is ineligible for tbe bowl because It went last Jan 1 Indiana was stymied by the stern Michigan defense and did not cross midfield until the final two minutes Michigan put together drives of 68 59 42 and 41 yards for Its four touchdowns with backs Terry Barr Jim Pace Lou Baldacci and Dave Hill scoring Barr cut over three yards for one tally set up by a brilliant 41-yard sprint by Tony Branoff Pace scooted 20 yards for another Michigan score Baldacci plunged one yard and Hill two yards for the final touchdowns End Tom Maentz got the Wolverines another two points by trapping Indiana's Chick Cichow-ski in his own end zone for a safety after a bad pass from center on an attempted punt ganfteld every other year We call on Mr Wells only when the other team haa the ball He is our defensive specialist So' I besought these three gentlemen to select a consensus team with this result: They agreed only on Perry Newton' Benson and Fisher Nobody else got more thjm one vote If these three giants of the grandstand possess no more unanimity than that what chance have those ihere mortals of coaches got 14 Mississippi 27 Houston 11 Wake Forest 13 Virginia 7 Randolph-Macon 7 Hampden -Sydney 6 Tennessee 20 Florida 0 Morehouse 7 Howard 6 Auburn 16 Georgia 13 Vanderbilt 20 Tulane 7 VMI 14 Citadel 7 Georgia Tech 26 Alabama 3 Tampa 48 Western North Carolina 0 University of the 8outh 12 Washington 8c Lee 0 Mississippi Southern 58 North Dakota Stat 0 Dillard 12 Tuskegee (Ala) 7 Louisiana State 34 Mississippi State 7 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 6 SMU 0 Texas A 20 Rice 12 Texas Tech 34 Tulsa 7 TCU 47 Texas 20 FAR WEST CASsmf Denison 27 Oberlin 20 Kent State 14 Waynesburg 0 Adrian 20 Olivet 0 Peru (Neb) 19 Fisk 1 1 Hope 37 Alma 14 Hillsdale 27 Lewis (HI) IS Findlay 41 Indiana Central 7 Central State 40 Anderson 0 Capital 33 Otterbein 7 Defiance 19 Ohio Northern 6 Principla 13 Rose Poly 6 Hlinois Wesleyan 14 Augustana 0 "LelTIgh 51 AlBHghTH The result is that an awful hassle la in prospect and the arguments may last far Into 1956 even though the team Is supposed to be announced no later than Thanksgiving week After talking to a dozen coaches though I believe I can spare you that long wait I think I can give you the 11 top vote-getters on this 22-man team: Glenn Gilliam 160 ttus- sellville and Oscar Mitchell 200 Caldwell County Tackles Wayne Perry 185 Franklln-Simpson and Leroy Berry 190 Sturgis Guards Charles Newton 194 Bowling Green and Bob Owens 158 Paducah Pascal Benson 205 Henderson Gary Jenkins 155 Paducah Sonny Watkins 190 Henderson and Billy Joe Richards 200 Franklln-Simpson (Both are fullbacks but own the speed to op erate at half The coaches pick the backs irrespective of position anyhow) Jim Fisher 185 Mor ganfifeld jTuPEaC Vv Hoppy 20-10 Sharp Bn Triumph UCLA 19 Washington 17 Colorado College 30 Colorado State 13 Oregon State 16 California 14 San Jose 13 Washington State 13 (tie) Stanford 44 Oregon 7 Denver 39' Utah State 6 Wyoming 20 New Mexico 0 Utah 27 Colcwaio 6 Air Force Academy 21 Wyoming Freshmen 13 Pacific 7 Lewis and Clark 6 Incidentally It has been some time since there has been an Individual duel In the league like this one involving Kelley and Richards Kelley leads In scoring with exactly 100 points against Richards' runner-up total of 96 But Richards Is out front In tush ing He paces the league with 1-031 yards In 131 runs Kelley Is next with 1001 yards in 121 bolts And In their personal duel back In September in that 6-all tie between Franklin and Caldwell Richards was a clear winner He gained 60 ysrda in 11 runs against only 23 yards in 13 cracks for Kelley I reported point total Incorrectly last week when I had him tied with Richards with 96 points apiece Official Caldwell County statistics forwarded to me by tbe Paducah James Elkins showed Kelley had 90 points going Into Friday game with Russellville He got 10 against the Panthers and now has an official 100 Tufts 32 Upsala 0 Bowling Green 13 Ohio 0 Wittenberg 13 Ohio Wesleyan 13 (tie) Southern Illinois 28 Illinois Normal 14 North Central 64 Elmhurst 0 Wheaton 32 Millikln 13 Quantico Marines 49 Great Lakes 14 Wooster 35 Hiram 12 Case Tech 6 John Carroll 0 Hanover 20 Indiana State 6 St (Ind) 39 Navy Pier 12 Depauw 23 Wabash 20 Franklin 33 Manchester 7 Muskingum 40 Mount Union 6 Iowa Teachers 33 Mankato 7 Coe 28 St Olaf 14 Grlnnell 20 Monmouth 6 Kansas Wesleyan 28 Nebraska Wesleyan 26 Michigan Normal 13 Northern Illinois 6 Western Michigan 13 Western Reserve 0 STpDoloradoO defensive standout was quarterback Jim Van Pelt who twice punted out of bounds Inside the Booster one-yard line Going into the game Clchowskl was the Big leading passer with an amazing 608 average But Saturday he was badly rushedas the huge Indiana line wilted before the Michigan pressure He completed only one of six attempts The Wolverles piled up 302 yards rushing and 71 in the air while Indiana ineptly burrowed to 32 ground yards and 29 on passes for 61 yards total Michigan out- COLUMBUS Ohio (A) All America Howard Cassady put on his greatest show In his farewell to the home folks here Saturday scoring all three touchdowns as Ohio State defeated Iowa 20-10 The freckled red-haired speedster ground out 169 yards on the ground In 26 attempts Just two yards' less than the entire Iowa team was able to make in 45 rushing plays- set a year ago The season's average was 81746 Even with superlative play the teams were evenly matched in everything except the final score Each piled up 16 first downs and the Bucks had only a one-yard edge in total 273 to 272 All the Buckeye gains came on rushing plays as Ohio failed to complete any of three passes Iowa completed 9 of 14 for 101 yards Only three of the coaches I have talked to would committ themselves on who is the best all-around footballer All three picked Fisher who dou bles as a tackle on defense He is only a junior Nearly all agreed though that Watkins is the most valuable performer He was tbe hero In all three of the one-point victories Tbe most difficult decisions to make were at center and in the backfleld Results Detroit 6 Villanova 0 Omaha 18 Idaho State 7 Tarkio 20 Westmar 6 Southwestern (Kan) 19 North westerp Okla 18 Western Hlinois 19 St Ambrose 13 Minnesota Duluth 12 Emporia State 7 Northeastern Okla 13 Pittsburgh (Kan) 7 St Johns 6 Augustana Score by periods: Evansville 66 Western 7 18 18 18-48 Evansville scoring Touchdown Matthews (3 plunge) Western scoring: Chambliss 2 (11 run 6 run) Holt (14 pass from Nassano) Browning (1 plunge) Frye (35 run)-Bagby (7 run) Brantley (2 plunge) Wilson Weaver BrantleyBagby 1 Arkansas Tips SMU 6-0 In Southwest A crowd of 82701third largest but a vital tnteception half-way first downed 18-6- The Montreal Scores DALLAS IB The Arkansas Razorbacks paraded 58 yards to a touchdown the first time they had the ball then fought Southern Methodist's massive men to a standstill for 56 minutes to win a 6-0 Southwest Conference football victory Saturday Hoosiers made only two downs in the first half Branoff and Baldacci were the two Michigan ground powers with 69 and 65 yards respectively Indiana 0 0 0 0 Michigan 7 9 14 Barr (4 run) Pace (20 run) Baldacci (1 plunge) Hills (2 plunge) Safety: Maentz (tackled Clchowskl in end zone) Conversions: Kramer 2 Maddock 1 VanPelt -MONTREAL IM-Tht first-place Montreal Canadlens drubbed the Detroit Red Wings Saturday night scoring once in each period to blank the Detroiters 34) before 13813 through the third period was the pack-breaker With Ohio holding a slim 13-10 edge the Hawks had dug in and held for-downs on their own 23 halting a drive which Ohio started on its own 34 On second down however co-captain Ken Vargo of Ohio plucked pass from the air on the Iowa 29 and the Bucks moved right In Cassady carried of the six plays necessary for the final touchdown The fireball plunged three yards for the clinching score Ohio State 7 6 0 Iowa 8 7 0 Ohio Touchdowns Cassady 3 (45 run 11 run 3 plunge) Conversions: Krlss 2 Iowa scoring Touchdowns: Freeman (5 pass from Reichow) Field goal Freeman (16) Conversion: Freeman in Ohio Stadium history gave the 21-year old Columbus senior the greatest ovation ever heard in these parts as he left the game 18 seconds before the finish In leading Ohio to Its fifth straight conquest in the Big Ten and its 12th straight over two years Cassady scored on a 45-yard blast -over tackle the first time he had his hands on the' ball He came back fourplays -later with an 11 yard scoring dash around end and climaxed his great day in the final period with a three-yard plunge through the line 235-pound end Jim Freeman scored all the Hawkeye points He booted a 18-yard field goal In the opening minutes to give the Invaders a 3-0 edge And in the second period he caught a five-yard scoring pass from quarterback Jerry Reichow and then booted the extra point McNabb Suffers Broken Shoulder Blade In Game sY- MOW TO $3dO (SD) 0 Culver-Stockton 7 Eureka 7 (tie) Southern (SD) 20 Dakota Wesleyan 0 Centfal Missouri 18 Baker (Kan) 0 Huron (SD) 26 Yanton 14 College of Emporia 25 Ottawa (Kan) 0 McPherson 28 Bethany (Kan) 7 Northern (SD) 13 Moorhead (Minn) 0 Sterling 37 Friends (Kan) 7 Washburn 21 Springfield (Mo) 21 (tie) Missouri Valley 25 St Benedicts (Kan) 7 EAST Carnegie Tech 7 St Vincent (Pa) 7 (tie) Miami (Fla) 46 Bucknell 0 Florida State 19 Furman 6 Arkansas Tech 51 Hendrix 12 Idaho 49 Brigham Young 6 Kentucky High School Football Paducah 26 Bowling Green 14 Louisville Male 42 Ashland 12 Louisville Manual 27 Danville 6 Louisville Central 12 Lexington Dunbar 7 Bardstown St Joseph 28 Old Kentucky Home 7 Sturgis 25 Hopkinsville 0 Jim B1U Brockhoff Is far and away tbe second best center in the league and may be very close to equal It is difficult to leave off a boy who haa been as consistent as he has and it is very likely he will make one of the platoons the coaches name It is hard to Justify leaving Caldwell Wayne Kelley off the team But all I have talked to think the other four backs are better To see how far wrong I on this team I enlisted the aid of three of fastest-working non-professional football namely Mr Haskell Moore of the waterworks Professor William Jameson of Bowling Green Junior High and Mr George Wells of the Russellville Road and beyond These three gentlemen have been making out-of-town football trips a a dozen every the mind ol man runneth not to the Mr Moore who Is learned In more fields than any person I know is the navigator This is fortunate because Professor Jameson the historian and linguist of the crew has an uncommon amount of trouble finding the field at Mor- Carroll 27 St Norbert 20 Kflox 6 Lawrence 0 Cornell (Iowa) 21 Ripon 7 Miami (Ohio) 21 Dayton 0 "Washington 7St LOuis) 4f Butler 20 Kalamazoo 13 Albion 0 Central Michigan 48 Eastern Illinois 14 Bradley 32 Valparaiso 12 Ashland' 40 Bluffton 20 Wichita 59 Drake 6 Toledo 27 Marshall 20 William Jewell 33 Central (Fayette MS) 20 South Dakota State 20 La Crosse (Wls) 0 EAST Dartmouth 7 Cornell 0 Princeton 13 Yale 0 Navy 47 Columbia 0 Army 40 Penn 0 Syracuse 26 Colgate 19 Brown 14 Harvard 6 College 40 Boston 12 Delaware 46 Temple 0 Dickinson 7 John Hopkins 6 Alfred 6 Hobart 0 Rhode Island 25 Connecticut 0 Amherst 13 Williams 6 New Britain 6 Worcester Tech 0 Trinity 46 Wesleyan 6 Pitt 26 West Virginia 7 Penn State 34 Rutgers 13 Union 19 Hanftlton- 13 $20 FOR ANY PURPOSE! SIGNATURE Head Linesman Edgar McNabb of Fort Mitchell suffered a broken right shoulder blade In a sideline pile-up during Western Evansville game at the Stadium The accident occured in the first quarter McNabb was taken to City-County Hospital where the break was set He felt well enough to return to the Stadium and watch the second half from tbe sidelines McNabb was sccidentally knocked down by a player after the ball had been blown dead out-of-bounds Smiths Grove Lions Set Turkey Shoot AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE Continued on page 16 column 3 Cassady with next Michigan game at Ann Arbor still to go wound up his fabulous career here Just as he opened it Four years ago as a freshman he scored three'times against Indiana three touchdowns moved his total to 36 and a new school point record of erasing the 201 set in 1916-17-19 by Chic Harley another Buckeye All-America attendance sixth straight time this yearAhe Bucks have gone over 80000 boosted the at-home total to 490477 That is more than 10000 higher than the previous record of 480340 FAST and FRIENDLY The Smiths Grove Lions Club has scheduled a turkey shoot for Thursday on the Anderson farm Just outside' the town limits on Ky-101 There will be trap rifle and stlll-taTget shooting from 9 am to 4 pm Ammunition and refreshments will be available at the site 4 PHEASANTS GUARANTEED Call Before 10:00 Pick Up Your Money At Noon $20 fee permits each hunter to kill 4 pheasants on 1000 acre authorized controlled "Shanty Hollow Game Preserve" In Warren County Ky -r- r-T BUYING A NEW CAR? 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