The Park City Daily News from Bowling Green, Kentucky • 14

-v-Hr MBfoppsirs Ylhoird £fe It DAILY Says Oklahoma 40-0 For By JERRY LISKA SOUTH BEND VP) Routs Irish scored the second touchdown still to the first quarter on Tigers Grab Breaks To Win Easily 35th In Row SUNDAY OCTOBER 28 City's Newest Golf Course Opens Today Captain of the course Shel Greer Will drive a gold-painted golf ball down the first fairway at 1 pm today thereby officially opening the Indian Hills Country Club's golf course The public has been invited to watch hte unusual ceremony patterned after an annual tradition established at the fabled St Andrews course to Scotland AAichigcan Upset ly MEMPHIS Tenn Memphis swift hitters outweighed 20 pounds per man made their own breaks Saturday night and drilled short distances for six touchdowns to wallop Western Kentucky 42-0 Three poor Hilltopper punts which traveled only 7 22 and 24 yards to a twisting wind and two-pass interceptions igade a rout of the game played before almost 6000 Tiger Homecomers The Kentuckians were out-pointed 20 to 5 to first down with penalties giving them three of their first downs and were never a factor after fumbling away a second quarter chanceon tha Memphis 14 yard line MEWS PAGE 14 State Illinois touchdowns and engineering a 92-yard touehdown march as unbeaten Qophers upset the fifth-ranked Wolverines 20-7 The controversial transfer quarterback just elevated to a first string Job keyed the Gophers Into a come-from-behlnd football victory hj one of the greatest one-matt" shows ever in huge stadium Halfback Pinky McNamara returned a Michigan punt 37 yards to set up the winning touchdown late in the third period Cox knifed through the Michigan line for 18 of those 28 yards finally plunging over from the 3 to give the Gophers their first Michigan Stadium victory to 15 years BUCKEYES 21 9 COLUMBUS Ohio Ohio State tied the Western Conference consecutive victory record of 15 Saturday defenting Wisconsin 21-0 before a crowd of 82661 fourth largest ever to fill the Buckeye Stadium It was second Big Ten victory of the year and second loss BERT BORRONE Dally News Sports Edits Whole Generation Of Hunters Who Have Leveled At Nothing Bigger Than A Rabbit Excited Over Deer The crisp keen mornings are upon us And about time to start answering the most-asked question of the season With the opening of the first gun deer season in nearly half a century scarcely two weeks away sportsmen across the Commonwealth want to know: are my A whole generation of hunters who have leveled at nothing bigger than a rabbit for most of their adult life are finding the prospect of taking a crack at a buck pretty -interesting The prospect becomes exciting when you consider the expense is going to be extremely small and hunting in many cases can be done all but in your own backyard Several of us asked the Department of Fish and Wildlife experts to assess the situation They sum it up like this The individual chances of coming home with meat for the table appear to be pretty good Division of Game experts estimate the Kentucky deer herd now numbers around 25000 This is a minimum figure Which means hunting prospects are pretty bright But there is one rub Experience Deprived of deer hunting for something like the last 45 years Kentucky hunters as a whole may find themselves at an obvious disadvantage in competing with a buck for his rack The difficulty of course lies not in shooting but in lack of deer hunting know-how The size of the state-wide herd and the fact that they been shot before still makes for a pretty optimistic forecast even for the many tyros be trying to win their spurs this year For the state of Kentucky the hunt marks a major milestone in the fight to provide more and better hunting for a steadily increasing -sporting popaiatiomrr It is direct of some i2 painstaking years of research and development carried on by the Department of Fish and Wildlife and more particularly the Division of Game deer lor hunting 1 forcement Mid it is pas almost non-existant pculariy not going to be an excause the total ground of 321 yards to 93 and out gained the Hilltoppers to the air 50 yards to 14 The Kentuckians' 'only damaging offensive play was a 49-yard ran by fullback Rod Bagby to the second period This dash carried to the Memphis 16 Two plays later came the fumble that put Western out of business for the rest Of the night The touchdow ns were all of the Chinese brand The scoring drives covered Just 15 '18 32 10 20 and 32 yards Here for this hunt People who know the rules are going to be extremely dangerous not to the deer but to the other hunters We take any chano-on this first Safety of course is a major consideration in deer hunting and Frankfort official make it clear they are doing everything possible to avoid a hunting accident during the season It should be a good season "Your chances of getting a buck are pretty good according to the experts to Frankfort There are deer concentrations in all the areas that are open and even the tyro should at least get a shot Just one word of caution Be careful Deer hunting is a great but dangerous if you or the people to the field with you pay attention to what doing Be careful get your buck and come home ready to go hunting again next year Phone VI 2-2431 INDIANA 19-13 BLOOMINGTON Bid- 15) diana kept knocking at the door and finally broke through with 2:40 left to play as Dave Whitsell scored his second touchdown to beat Northwestern Saturday 19-13 The Hoosiers bottled up North-western's Bob McKelver most of the afternoon and got enough good quarterbacking from their sophomore signal callers for their first Big Ten football victory of the season Gaddie 1:25 Massey Winkenhofer 1:30 1:35 Clements Shreve 1:40 CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN CHAMPAIGN 111 IB Abe Woodson scored three times including touchdown sprints of 70 nd 82 yards in the last quarter to lead Hlinois to a fantastic home-coming 20-13 upset over Michigan State the nation's No 1 football team The victory for the 21 point underdogs conjured before a -yelling sellout crowd of 71119 goes down as one of the greatest Surprises ever pulled in the Big Ten Woodson 185 pound senior from Chicago and the conference hurdle champion in track was a wraith of action although being a marked man The Spartans absorbing their first defeat in 13 starts stretching back to last sea-ton failed to concentrate enough defense to stop his game-breaking Runs In all he streaked 166 yards and 82 more witth a pass Michigan State turned two recovered fumbles deep in Hlinl territory into touchdowns in the first for a 13-0 margin then watched the aroused Hlinois team comeback from a half-time pep talk 'Coach Ray Elliot to blast across the goal behind bolts The Hlinl drove 77 yards in 11 plays In the opening five minutes of the third period with Woodson ramming over from the two Ray whirling sprint of 38 yards and a total gain of 33 yards Ja three carries by Dale Smith aet it up Dick conversion attempt was wide and Hlinois trailed 13-6 Then at the outset of the fourth Dennis fumble Was cap- tured by Jerry Francis his third recovery of the on the n- llnl 10 After three downs Wood-son broke through the right tackle and with Rod Hanson throwing a key block raced 70 yards to boot was good and the score was tied 13-13 In the last five minutes of the game Woodson took a gambled screen pass from rookie quarterback Bill Offembecher playing bis first collegiate game and sped 82 yards for the clincher Tom Haller converted Michigan State 7 6 0 Hlinois 0 0 6 20 Michigan State scoring: Touchdowns: Wulff (4 run) Peaks (2 plunge) Conversions: Matsko Hlinois scoring Touchdowns: Woodson 3 (2 plunge) 70 run 82 fecreen pass from Offenbecher) Conversions: Miller and Haller GOPHERS WIN ANN ARBOR Mich iP) Bold Bobble Cox almost single hand-edly whipped the Michigan Wol- verines Saturday scoring two a 1-yard plunge McDonald made it 26-0 by Intercepting a pass by Notre Jim Morse and streaking 55 yards for a touchdown Harris sneaked over from the l-yard line for a third quarter touchdown That put Oklahoma ahead 33-0 and Thomas made It 40-0 with his second touchdown on his Hornung lnterdeption to the fourth quarter Notre deepest penetration was to the Oklahoma 2 to the second period where the Irish were forced to yield on downs Oklahoma rushed to 147 yards and had 88 yards passing against 119 rushing yards and 99 passing for Notre Dame This was an unbelievably swift and sure Oklahoma club which amazing to state frequently made Notre Dame look like a high school team Certainly however there was no comparison between the Irish who played Michigan State to a 7-7 first half tie last week and Notre Dame team But from the opening kickoff the Irish were bewildered and stunned by Sooner first half speed and trickery The Sooners presented the unique case of a masterful team playing it close to the vest while conducting a rout Bud forces boomed two quick kicks the second when leading 19-0 They also punted well inside Notre Dame territory With a 35-0 advantage Oklahoma struck 68 yards for a touchdown to 10 plays from the opening kickoff With the Irish pressing to half McDonald and Thomas Harris flipped 14 yards to end John Bell for the first Sooner score Notre Dame made the fatal mistake then of trying to match Oklahoma in substituting a whole team Irish sophomore Bob Williams making his first varsity appearance fumbled once for a 9--ard loss then after a rolling pass from center had his punt blocked on the Irish 3 Two plays later alternate Sooner quarterback Jay sneaked across from the 1-yard stripe That made it 14-0 for the Soon ers still to the first quarter Oklahoma 13 13 7 7-40 Notre Dame 0 0 0 Oklahoma scoring Bell (14 pass from Harris (1 plunge) Thomas 2 (11 ran) (38 pass interception) Harris (1 lunge) McDonald 55 pass Interception) Small-Fry Game Winds Up 26-0 With the larger and older boys pulled out of the line up to form an all-league team which will play St Junior team next Saturday the small fry of the Jay-cee Kid Football League a field day as the Bowling Green Manufacturing team grabbed a 26 to 0 victory over the Quarterback Club eleven The Manufacturers sporting a backfield foursome that stands about four feet and weighs nearly 60 pounds revealed a streak of piracy as they intercepted three pass and recovered two fumble to gain their win The Blues scored the first time they got the ball when Bob Kell intercepted an errant pass and scored On the next series of plays Larry Hall returned another misguided aerial 15 yards to the 2 After a 5-yard loss Hall sliced off tackle for the score The Blues then called on their defensive star guard Danny Boggs to plunge for the extra point which he did successfully Ken Duncan raced back 25 yards on the kick-off but the Red threat died two plays later as Larry JWaddle recover a fumble and finally scored on a 3-yard plunge Kell tacked on the extra pointt The Reds came back strong but Waddle intercepted oh his own goal line and raced 60 yards to give the factory men their final margin The never say die Quarterback team got two pass completions from Danny Dalton to Terry Jones and a thirty yard run by Bobby Hall but rumbled away their last opportunity on the six with less than a minute left It was one of wont defeats since this same Tiger team thrashed them 38-0 five years ago The loss was the third to six games for Western Memphis now shows a 3-3 record and one tie for the season The tie was 14-all with Tennessee Tech a team Western led as late as the third quarter and finally lost to by only 13 points The swift 187 pound line kept Western bottled up completely They stole two passes and two fumbles and permitted Western but one pass completion Sophomore guard Bob Lee was the chief offender He intercepted Jor catastrophe both passes scrambling 20 yards for a touchdown with one of them and returning the order to the Western 10 to set up another touehdown Another sophomore quarterback John Buoni capped the assault with a 3-yarA scoring ran with just seven seconds to play The Kentuckians play at More-head to an Ohio Valley Conference game next Saturday Resources prior to 1944 puipose were in the herd numbering 4000 Today 25000 and still been re-established The result Is for Kentucky And according experts this is Kentucky should a gun season now barring Regulations are available offices They and easy to planning a point to read first or stand into some Division of officials say down on any somewhere iround with a herd of growing deer have to Kentucky a general season hunters this year to Division of Game only the beginning be able to offer every year from of course a ma- for this hunt at all county clerk are short concise understand Any hunter to-hunt should make the regulations the chance of getting bad trouble Law Enforcement they plan to crack and all violators however minor the offense of the law is not an excuse Frank Phipps director of the Division of Law En dynamic Sooners struck with devastating first-half force to route bewildered Notre Dame 40-0 and rack up their 35th straight victory whUe handing the Irish their first shutout since 1951 This nationally-televised game unveiled a sooner team which slowed Its usual fast play-starting tactics but still improved with terrific speed and finesse on Michigan 47-14 pasting of the Irish last Saturday The Incredible skill of run-pass attack and Its relentless platoon pressure demoralized Notre Dame which had two passes intercepted for Sooner touchdowns Unquestionably the Sooners paced by halfback Clendon two struck a solid blow to their bid to return to the No 1 position to the Associated- Press national poll Michigan Spartans currently the No 1 team were upset by ilUnols 20-13 Saturday Michigan State was held to a 7-7 halftime tie by Notre Dame which trailed 26-0 at halftime A Notre Dame record crowd of 60128 saw the Irish blanked for the first time to 28 games by a Sooner attack which ignored unimpressive game statistics while they poked across six touchdowns four coming in the first half Thomas' who teamed with halfback Tommy McDonald for 121 rushing yards on 23 carries scored once on an 11-yard run and again on a 36-yard saunter with an Interception of a Paul Hornung pass BSSWSlSOisrCT End John Bell one of the five Sooners who scored touchdowns staffed victory drive by snagging a 14-yard pass from Jim Hams a brilliant quarter- hack Second string quarterback Jay Tech Raps Tulane In 40-0 Rout By MERCER BAILEY ATLANTA Georgia all-star backfield triple-triggered by Paul Rotenberry George Vol-kert and Johnny Menger taught Tulane a 40-0 lesson to offense Saturday ending the wave of football upsets The victory established undefeated Tech as the team to beat for the Southeastern Conference championship and took the Yellow Jackets another long step toward an unprecedented sixth straight bowl trip Rotenberry a stubby halfback used mostly for blocking in earlier games- wore his running shoes Saturday and raced 60 key yards on seven carries Terrific defensive play starring center Don Stephenson 'guard Jimmy Johnson and fullback Ken Owen bottled up Tulane so effectively that only once did the Greenies drive into Tech territory only to 49 Midway in the fourth period Don Miller -recovered a Tech fumble on the Tech 31 Gene Newton moved Tulane through the Tech reserves to the two where a sneak failed and a fourth down pass was batted down by Charles Maynard Menger hero of the Auburn victory last week scored first touchdown on a 16-yard sweep after an exchange of quick kicks put Tech in business at the Tulane 33 Menger went Into the end zone to the second period on a 32-yard sprint but a Tech offside nullified it But Tech rated No 3 to the nation need this one as it scored three times on passes and twice on plunges Tulane which had upset Navy and Ole Miss on preceding Saturdays Just in Tech class this weekend Tulane 0 9 0 Georgia Tech 6 7 14 Georgia Tech scoring: Menger (16 ran) Vol-kert (15 pass from Vann) Mitchell (1 plunge) Vann (2 plunge) Gookin (10 pass from Delaney) Delaney (23 pass from Maynard) Conversions Vann 3 Mitchell Drag Racing Set At Beech Bend Today Clear the track men! The Beech Bend Park drag strip is offering a special division for those terrors of the today The goal for everybody will be the strip record time of 1693 seconds hung up last week by Rex England of Glasgow There will be from 15 to 20 divisions depending on the number and variety' of entries Each division winner gets a trophy The strip opens at 11 am Races begin at 2 pm Penn State Thumps Mountaineers By 16-6 Score UNIVERSITY PARK Pa W- A scrappy speedy and smart Penn State football team broke a three year West Virginia victory string Saturlay by thumping the Mountaineers 16-6 before 27814 to tack another star on the Nittany Lions bid for Eastern football honors Outweighed Penn state nevertheless was a power team all day smashing the middle of the West Virginia line behind the powerful offensive work of guards Jim De-Luca and Sam Valentine and center Dan Radakovich Penn State paraded to a touchdown to the second to wrap up the game by halftime then stuck to the ground and bail control to the second half 1 West Virginia mounted only one score on a 94-yard drive to seven plays that featured two fine runs by halfback Larry Krutko and halfback Jack Rabbits Rabbits scored from the three A gun will be shot off at the stroke of 1 to notify that the course is clear Then will follow the driving-ln ceremony Holland Jr will be master of ceremonies Play to --the- first golf tournament will begin at 1:15 Go-tog off In the first foursome will be Greer Dally News sports editor Bert Borrone WLBJ manager and sports director Bob Proctor and Hugh Cherry of WSIX-TV in Nashville The 9-hole course to be played today Is a temporary arrangements It measures but 2325 yards The holes to order measure 310 yards 125 336 267 225 145 492 250 and 175 yards- The par today will be 33 strokes The golf committee released these pairings for the tournament: 1:15 Shel Greer Bert Borrone Hugh Cherry of Nashville Bob Proctor Tr20 Murray Hill Jr Paiker Everett Willock George Henry Potter Willard Wilson Cook Louie Willoughby Don Mills Frank Mimms Duncan John Glenn Stanifer Don Doug Bradfd Don Anderson Billy Gary Jack Smith 1:45 Harry Bowman David Francis Jack Kinnamey Bill Al lender 1:50 Metohardt McQueen Dave Sneed Jim Par- Sl6y 1:55 Marshall Bill Lash-lee Buddy Parker Bud Greenup 2:00 Jim McGuirk Jimmy Jones Kenneth Hines Jerry Moore 2:05 Leonard Clay Jake Barnard Lester-Reeves Ray Buck-berry 2:10 George Hanellne Joe Harman Burt Hudgepeth Maurice Ragland 215 James Williams Jim Parrish BUI Hatcher Jack Chadwick Vols Book 34-7 Win Uy ESCAR THOMPSON KNOXVILLE Tenn Hitting his receivers with the accuracy of a mountaineer rifleman little Johnny Majors threw three touchdown passes Saturday to pilot unbeaten Tennessee to a 34-7 football victory over Maryland A partisan crowd' of 33500 -saw the great Tennessee tailback connect on six of nine passes for 90 yards He picked up 53 additional yards on 12 rashes His chief target was end Buddy Cruze who grabbed three passes for 42 yards and one touchdown The scoring toss covered six yards Wingbaek Bobby Sandlin was on the receiving end of second scoring toss The play covered 28 yards after end Roger ur-bano had dumped quarterback John Fritsch at that point on fourth down Majors nailed wingback BUI Anderson to the end zone with a 13-yard toss for his final scoring pass He retired to the bench shortly afterward With an apparent knee Injury The Vols wrapped up their scoring on an 84-yard runback of an intercepted pass by Urbano and a 3-yard plunge by sophomore fullback Carl Smith Tackle Mike Sandusky recovered Anderson's fumble on the Vol one to set up lone score Fritsch sneaked over and Bill Komlo converted Maryland 9 7 u9 Tennessee 9 14 14 Maryland scoring: Fritsch (I plunge) Komle Tennessee scoring: Touchdowns 8 pass from Majors) Sandlin (28 pass from Majors) Anderson (13 pass from Majors) Urbano (84 pass taterceptipn-run) Smith (3 plunge) Conversions Smithers 2 Burklow 2 LARGE SUPPLY Of Agricultural Lime Immediate Delivery 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