The Park City Daily News from Bowling Green, Kentucky • 16

r'! il" 11 Second Win In 54 OVC Contests 1 4 dtaes Toppers 12ni Period ball after losing it and angled behind good blocking to the three the lead point by placement was ed by Morehead It was a Hastings before the touchdown by-VVestern in 1950carr! that' started the Eagles on tosses Take Command Early MOREHEAD Ky SpU 100 yards a game in forehead's Eagles capitatired on atrr But be and replacements short punt and an intercepted completed just two of five Kentucky loreteaTbad1 to drive just 32 33 after the kickoff but was held'p leading rurther with 66 rcan on a muddy field Saturday 'and 30 yards for its touchdowns there Morehead froze out the OVC The king string was finally ar(js in eight carries paced the the second and fourth periods'cloek then broken with a 9-8 triumph over 56 yard scoring It was only the second triumph The winning score came on i Murray last fall j-ive fie accounted for 21 of the for Morehead the 18-game ser- one- ard plunge by freshman half-J pjrtt OoWn 71 The second period rival and back Howard Murphy with less first from the 25 Wildcats Slip VandyT 27-0 Bn Homecoming Three plays later Murphy was in the end zone with the winner The rivals were about even on the ground Morehead netting 157 yards to Western's 154 The Eag les had 57 to zero edge in the air although passes did not figure in either short scoring drive The three OVC losses now have been by 3 10 and 6 points andall of the damage has been wrought in the final period Owning a 2-5-1 record on season now coach Nick teams closes out it season at Murray next Saturday afternoon On down Booker broke through a gaping hole in the middle of the line and careen- came after Hilltopper Pegausch had to turn field a pass from cen- rushed hard and got off the one Berthold scored on kick that carried only nex P'aY- his 32 ripped off 30 yards to first down Halfback scored on the next TD It was ironic that a pass Western's big offensive weapon all sealed to winning tributed to their own downfall with Lesesne at quar a but ies with its cross-state just its second in 54 Ohio Valley than five minutes to play Conference games since 1950 The Western fought back from a 6-0 'victory failed to remoie the Eag- deficit to knot the score with a les from the league cellar 56- ard drive in the third period though They hae a 1-4-0 record A brek figured in this one too against 1-3-1 for the Hilltoppers 'The attack came after the Hill- 'toppers had blocked an Eagle A four-touchdown favorito b'punt comparative scores the pass-! Freshman quarterback Dudley minded Hilltoppers had all their Bert hold engineered the march came plans wrecked hv a hard and scored from a yard put The ten back in the game late in the good -by 4nllcdiQlbe -A fumble during most of the game dash by fullback Billy Western's sophomore quarter- whose slam carried to the one back Jim Daily had averaged al-1 Tacke Jack Waffs bid for the 754 touchdown 0 punter Billy 154 acrobat to jj ter was a brushed 1 17 yards to 9-324 1 Murphy 5-45 the two on 'Buford Crager The Hilltoppers had almost play Jim Booker le 15 where a first-down fumble earier lost was recovered by Morehead jthem in this The victory was doubly relish- vived field By DORMAN CORDELL LEXINGTON Ky AP- Kentucky combined a consistent air and ground attack with a defense that pressed Vanderbilt into costly errors for a 27-6 homecoming in a Southeastern Conference iobibaS gamSSaturdayVH Scoring summary: Western I kick was no the mitoptwvb It was freshman Murphy who grabbed off the Daily toss on the Jt'wlera JO rt-wern 7fv-v--v on their own 21 put On first ciovCn quarterback Hen- I 4 0- 4 -r-L 4 4 4-4L? More Crager 2 West Berthold (1 run) More Murphy (1 run) a fumble and an intercepted pass that set up -two of the Kentucky tallies But Kentucky took command of the game from the opening play and Vanderbilt en only once during the contest That threat came on an intercepted the fourth quarter on the Kentucky downs Sturgeon ground attack 25yard run led the way to neither could move the Commodores The victory Kentucky's second against four lossesin the SEC SEfe-thC' Wildcats-a 4-4- overall record Vanderbilt which now has lost all five of its league contests owns two non-conference victories 25yard run capped a 74-yard Kentucky march and he took it over from the three After 10 yards of his run Sturgeon was hit at the Vandy 22 by Charlie Funk hole They twice sur- ry Schutte turned a fumble into a goal attempts by (27 yard gam He picked up the Tht Wildcats movad for a touchdown in 12 plays the first time they had the ball and three different quarterbacks engineered drives for additional scores The quarter backs included Tom Rodgers playing for the first time since he was injured Oct 8 against the first touchdown pass early in and fizzled out 13 in four Halfback Charlie sparked the Kentucky and his brilliant in the first quarter Records Set In Sensational Aerial Show Marshall The harassed Commodores con Vanderbilt alternated senior Russ Morris and sophomore Hank Gophers Riplowti By 27-10 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Avenging Minnesota redeeming years of humiliation with 60 minutes of Campbell Connects On 13 Passes As Purples Kip Hopkinsville By 35-0 lines in the void between the line-1 sent John McGee squirming for backers and the sidebacks short yardage between the tack-On second down from the Tiger' les in an advance that reached the The collision left Funk lying injured on the field and Sturgeon dodged another tackier before he was brought down on the three After his score Clark Mayfield kicked the first of three successful conversions The Wildcats moved the ball In- side the Vandy 10 three times in the second period but summon a scoring punch the first two times On the third try they moved 59 yards "In five plays with quarterback Jerry Woolum passing to end Tom Hutchinson for eleven yards and 13 yards along the way Gary Cochran got the score on an eight yard run BGH 26 Campbell's end-zone bat- savage football struck down Huffman and Grabruck ran 10 five yard penalty they were just yards apiece for the other two 13 yards from the goal But wi -With lame All State fullback touchdowns BGH added a safety Butt making a saving bat down Dale Lindsey sidelined for half of when guard Bill Haynes and a'of a pass BGH won control on jts the game cousin Joe Bill Camp-jflock of other linemen trapped 13 bell tossed his hat into the all- Randy Rutland in the Tiger end star ring by setting two Bowling zone Campbell skirted and to tht 19 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 61960 PAGE 16 down of a pass halted this one No 1 ranked Hawkeyes 27-10 Saturday and thundered into the forefront of the grid iron powers and the Purples swarmed back to the Tiger 19 as the half ended The third quarter was Football Results Wallace wound up catching five passes for 108 yards Huffman fielded three for 96 yards A 175 pound sophomore Huffman had one of his most productive nights scoring twice adding 10 Huffman bolted around left end and shook off four Tiger tack-lers to go into the end zone standing up His kick was wide tins time Early in the second period Huffman got off a 46 yard punt that died on the Tiger one yard line On the first play Haynes A Co blasted through to nail Rutland in the end zone for the two-pomt safety Hoptown had to kickoff from its 20 and when Grabruck made a 17-yard return to his 49 the Purples went in for another TD scoreless But just before its end tackle Ronnie Morehead stole a McGee fumble on the BGH 44 Campbell made this drive almost entirely one by air He threw for 13 yards to Wallace for 7 to Duncan for 13 more to Wallace and for 15 to Grabruck who made the night's most spec tacular catch on the Tiger 5 Green High offensne records a 35-0 zip past Hopkinsville Friday night The rangy senior "uarterbaek engineered a sensational aerial show completing 13 of 14 passes lor a school record 252 yards and three touchdowns in the clutch victory that keeps the Purples in the Western Conference championship race Fullback Roger Hagberg drove Minnesota partisans in the record Memorial Stadium crowd of 65610 into near hysteria with seven minutes left by steaming 42 yards for the clincher touchdown The victory shot the unbeaten third-ranked Gophers into the undisputed lead in the Big Ten and stretched their winning streak to seven games Minutes after Hagberg scored his game breaker the Gophers added another touchdown The Gophers ganged Iowa sophomore Matt Szykowny forcing him to fumble recovered the ball and boomed Joe Salem over for the final touchdown with four minutes left and then cut loose with one of the longest touchdown plays from scrimmage in years He threw deep right to Huffman Rutland got a hand on the ball but it bounced into Huffman's hands Rutland then got both hands on Huffman but the eager soph whirled free at BGH 47 and streaked into the end zone to cap the 81 yard play Huffman also converted for a 7-0 lead with the game just 140 seconds old A partially blocked kick by Norman Lewis on the Purple 32 put Bowling Green in business again and in seven plays it was 13-0 The big gainers were a 42-yard pass from Campbell to Wallace and a 12-yarder to Duncan-With the Tigers in a 6-3 2 defense Campbell was hurling to the side- On the next play Campbell in-Huffman got off an 11-yard terrupted his sidelines routine to run and Campbell dashed for Duncan on a jump pass over to pace the advance to the 20 cener an( senior end spun Campbell passed to the right to through two defenders to the end Huffman to the 10 On the nextlzone' kick made it 29-play Grabruck slanted around Netting five yard rushing Campbell also fashioned a new total offense record at BGH His 257-yard combination wipes out the old mark of 237 yards all on the ground compiled by All-State halfback Bobby Bilyeu against Owensboro in 1949 College Football By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS STATE Morehead 12 Western Kentucky 6 Middle Tennessee 20 Murray 3 Kentucky 27 Vanderbilt 0 Xavier (Ohio) 29 Louisville 0 Denison (Ohio) 29 Centre 13 Lincoln University (Mo) 20 Kentucky State 8 EAST Penn State 28 Maryland 9 Holy Cross 36 Dayton 6 Yale 34 Penn 9 Bucknell 12 Colgate 8 Dartmouth 22 Columbia 6 Princeton 14 Harvard 12 -Army 9 Syracuse 6 Boston Coll 20 Villanova 6 Rutgers 36 Lafayette 8 Brown 7 Cornell 6 Muhlenberg 28 Scranton 12 Bowdoiii-28Maine 21 -Kings Point 15 Penn Military 0 Southern Conn 32 Northeastern three conversions from placement and averaging four yards a run from scrimmage Guard Billy Haynes and 1 i e-backer Butt were key defenders in the Purples' second shutout of the season It didn't look like any 350 romp in the opening seconds Giant tackle Alen Fetting crashed through on the first play to nail Campbell who was attempting to pass for a 21-yard loss back on his own 20 When the ball was jarred loose guard Ed Van Meter fell on it and Hoptown was 7 just two first downs away from a 114 touchdown 9 After a two yard gain and a 123 715 1 2 1-25 Florida Stuns left end bolted between two defenders and made it to the end A 13-yard gallop by Butt to the Tiger 16 almost got BGH on the Hop ailing and little used Hoptown Eltaman was replaced by Rodgers who took the Cats to their final tally also in the third period Rodgers himself carried the ball most of the way but handed -off-toJim-Fisherfor the' Delaware 26 Temple 12 Maryland State 13 Delaware State 6 Wash Lee 6 Carnegie Tech 0 SOUTH Clemson 24 North Carolina 0 North Carolina State 14 Wake Forest 12 Duke 19 Navy 10 Florida 22 Georgia 14 Georgia Tech 14 Tennessee 7 VMI 18 Lehigh 14 Davidson 9 VPI 7 Boston 7" West Virginia 7 (tie) Auburn 27' Mississippi Sate 12 Mississippi 45 Chattanooga 0 Texas 12 Baylor 7 Arkansas 3 Rice 0 Alabama 51 Furman 0 MIDWEST Michigan 8 Illinois 7 Ohio State 36 Indiana 7 Michigan State 17 Purdue 13 Pittsburgh 20 Notre Dame 13 Minnesota 27rlowa10 Missouri 16 Colorado 6 Kansas 31 Nebraska 0 Northwestern 21 Wisconsin 0 Oklahoma State -28 -Kansas State 7 Iowa State 10 Oklahoma 6 Miami (Ohio) 30 Toledo 13 Ohio 19 Marshall 0 SOUTHWEST Wichita 21 Tulsa 20 Texas 0 SMU 0 (tie) Houston 14 Cincinnati 0 Texas Tech 35 Tulane 21 Texas 12 Baylor 7 FAR WEST Air Force 36 Denver 6 Bucks In Romp Over Hoosiers BGH 1 252 349 13-15 1 2 1-38- First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Total Offonsa Passing Pass Int By Fumblas Lost Punt Georgia 5-35 3-25 Penalties" 6 zone Huffman's placement made 'board again in the final period it And hen Devoye Upton inter- With star fullback Butch Sivells cepted a Tiger pass on the Hop- town 24 Campbell did get them home The counter came on a fourth down from the 21 Campbell hit Wallace in the left flat and the 5-3 end galloped befween a horde of tacklers for the touchdown Huffman's kick was blocked BGH was -outgained -on the ground picking up 97 yards to the 114 But Campbell gave them a 252 to 9 edge in aerial yardage The three touchdown passes give Campbell 12 for the sea' son and 22 for his career The 35 points the Purples scored are 16 more than they had amassed in five previous games against Hopfown skipper Jimmy Bravard bled the kickoff after the first touchdown and Florida got another chance from the Georgia 28 Tech Hands Tennessee -Pirst-Oetfeat By 14-7 New Hampshire 28 Springfield Ithaca 14 Alfred 8 Connecticut 31 Buffalo 24 Amherst 22 Trinity (Conn) 8 fs 26 Hobart 6 Johns Hopkins 21 Swarthmore 12 (AP -Ohio State piled up terrific yardage and a 36-7 victory over the hapless and almost helpless Hoosiers of Indiana Saturday The boisterous Buckeyes built up a 27-0 halftime lead and then coasted to the conquest with fourth fifth the late going The Hoosiers under probation for frowned upon recruiting activities were never a threat until they blocked a kick and scored on a 22-yard pass play against lowly substitutes in the last two minutes -Ohio gained 223 yards -on the ground and 171 through the air and piled up 29 first downs" The Hoosiers had four first downs exactly double the net yards they gained rushing The 205pound fullback from Mo-kickoff with Goodman carrying jscored 21 of on of the 14 plays- Georgia's Don Tomberlin fum- points in booting his eighth and ninth field of the Albright 7 Lebanon Valley 6 Coast Guard 46 Rensselaer 6 Wagner 26 Hamilton 8-Colby 32 Bates 0 ATLANTA tAP)-Georgia Tech used the flying feet of halfbacks Billy Williamson and Chick Gran-ing to hand once-tied Tennessee A holding' penalty set the Gators back to the 35 but they aganf poured through and scored in a dozen plays Goodman scored final yard It was 13th eonsecu-" five homecoming victory At halftime Miss Bettie Hall Madison-ville a Kentucky senior was crowned homecoming queen" savage line play kept Vandy in the hole during the en-tire-game The Commodores could manage only 15 yards rushing and they only got 41 in the air In the first half Vandy had a minus one yard rushing Kentucky meanwhile advanced 344 yards 214 of it on the Besides Sturgeon who picked up 67 yards in the 13 times he Jiad the ball the Wildcats s' got good rushing from Bird fullback Jim Poynter and sophomore halfback Gary Steward One of carries went for 26 yards Although Vandy outdistanced the Wildcats in punting Kentucky kicker John Rampula damaged the Commodores with two kicks which rolled dead inside tlie Vandy 15-yard line and Sturgeon booted another that rolled dead on the 13 Vanderbilt 0 0 0 0-0 Kentucky 7 7 13 0-27 Sturgeon 3 run (Mayfield kick) Cochran 8 run (Mayfield kick) Bird 13 run (Mayfield kick) Fisher 1 plunge (kick 28000 goals 4 season driving across for his two touchdowns and kicking three extra points He set a new national record for 3-pomters in one season and equaled the existing mark for field goals in a college career with 13 Dyas a 19-year-old pre-med senior put the Tigers in front in the first period -with a 22-yard field goal then stretched the lead to 6 points before the quarter ended with another from 32 yards The Tiger ground defense was almost as agressive as last year when BGH edged a 6-0 win But the aerial defense was no match both touchdowns on one yard aj au for Campbell and his agile Graning raced 14 yards for a touchdown and stumpy 5foot-9 Williamson returned a kickoff 93 yards for another as Tech dealt the No 8 ranked team a knockout punch in the first quarter A crowd of 45072 a record for Tech saw the fired-up Yellow Jackets whip the Tennessee line with superb blocking and dedicated defensive play Tennessee scored its touchdown plunges Utah State 17 Wyoming 13 New Mexico 27 Brigham Young 15 Washington 34 Southern Cal 0 (Friday) Miami (Fla) 25 Florida St 7 Detroit 32 Marquette J2 George Wash 16 Richmond 0 Penn (Iowa) 14 Culver Stock-ton 7 Baker (Kan) 54 Friends 0 Salem (W Va) 28 West Va St 7 He banged across from the 2 in the opening quarter on a pass for a touchdown in the third pe- riod then scored again in a 22-yard run in the final quarter from tailback Glenn Glass to wingback Ken Waddell The loss prevented Tennessee from tying Mississippi for the Southeastern Conference lead Tennessee 7 0 0 Georgia Tech 14 0 0 very nearly had a 1000 percentage in the air The lone pass he did not complete slid off the fingers of a receiver and was intercepted The only other pass BGH attempted was by sophomore Jimmy Butt and it was incomplete Coach Jim forces stymied most of the way on the ground needed spectacular performance to keep their WKC title hopes alive They will capture the league's over all championship if they can defeat Russellville in the finale here next Friday night Lindsey the bellwether of BGH attack carried the ball only four times and was out of action for all but a few seconds of the last half But Campbell halfbacks Bob Huffman and Ronnie Gra bruck and ends Kenny Wallace and Bob Duncan took charge of a surprisingly effective offensive show that gave the Purples their seventh victory in 10 games Campbell connected on an 81- yard pass run touchdown play to Huffman a 21-yarder to Wallace and a 5yarder to Duncan Bama Blasts Furman 51-0 TUSCALOOSA Ala (AP)-AIa-bama crushed Furman 51-0 in an intersectional football game Saturday running up its highest point total in nine years There were stars aplenty for the Crimson Tide in this onslaught against the outgunned PUrple Hurricane ranging from seasoned quarterbacks Pat Trammell and Bobby Skelton to little-tried soph' omores Cotton Clark and Walter Cureton Kentucky High School Football Louisville Country Day 33 Shep-herdsville 14 Lincoln Institute 13 Paris Western 7 Lily' 21 London 19 Paintsville 20 Prestonsburg 6 Somerset 13 Knox Central 0 Continued on page 17 olumn 8 Raiders Bounce Murray Out Of OVC Race MURFREESBORO Tenn (AP) Middle Tennessee kept alive its Ohio Valley Conference championship hopes Saturday and eliminated Murray from the race with a 20-3 football victory over the Thoroughbreds The Raiders blunted the passing-attack of Tony Fiora-vanti with four interceptions and held the Kentucky team to a lone field goal while scoring touchdowns in each of the final three periods Middle first score came on the first play of the second period with fullback Larry Puryear plunging from one yard out to climax a 56-yard drive Murray pulled to within three points when Charles Watkins kicked a 35-yard angling field goal But the Raiders wrapped it up in the final two quarters with touchdowns by quarter back Terry Bailey and end Frank Halliburton on a 34-yard pass from Jerry Pearson The victory left Middle Tennessee with a 3-1 conference mark second to the 4-0 of Tennessee Tech which met Eastern Kentucky in a night game Murray now is 3-2 in the OVC and 3-5 overall Army Hands Orange Second Loss By 9-6 NEW YORK (AP) Army which pounced on every break handed defending national champion Syracuse its second straight defeat 9-6 Saturday in a football game decided by a 29-yard field goal by quarterback Tom Blanda The game ended in wild hysteria with Army on the Syracuse 1-foot line after a pass interception by Roger Zailskas With an iron man fullback Al Rushatz playing a powerful role Army went 50 yards in the second period to set up the field goal by Blanda In the third period the Cadets went 68 yards on 16 plays in scoring their touchdown Sub quarterback Dick Eckert stole across from the 2 Syracuse stormed back for a touchdown early in the fourth period on the pounding hoofs of Art Baker and Ernie Tavis Dyas Sets FG Record Rebels Roll AUBURN Ala (AP)-Ed Dyas kicked two field goals breaking one national collegiate record and equaling another then scored two touchdowns to lead Auburn to a 27-12 football victory over Mississippi State Saturday Gators Strike In 1st Period JACKSONVILLE Fla (AP) -Florida upset Georgia 22-14 Saturday on the power running of Don Goodman and clever quarterbacking of Larry Libertore and Bobby Dodd Jr By its victory Florida became a prime favorite for a bid to return for the Gator Bowl game Dec 31 Florida also remained in contention for the Southeastern Conference championship on its fourth conference victory against one loss and killed chances of a second straight SEC title with the second SEC loss A record crowd of 48000 in the newly enlarged Gator Bowl sat in disbelief as Florida scored two touchdowns before Georgia could run an offensive play The Gators marched 77 yards to a touchdown from the opening receivers Lindsey re-injured his ankle hurt against Owensboro on the fifth play of the second half and was sent to the dressing room He had carried earlier four times for 17 yards The 200-pound ace is likely to see only limited duty against Russellville in the finale Lineups: -HOPKINSVILLE-' Ends Wright Grace Hudson Tackles Fetting Gary Rei-gci Guards Van Meter Potter Turner Oglesby Centers Himber Peden Backs Maddux Sivells Fow-er Rutland Holt Hall -BOWLING Ends Wallace Duncan Ramsey Huddleston Sledge Winken-hofer Durston tackles Kersey Morehead Kemp Roddy Gentry Epley Phelps Potter- Guards Haynes Holland Graves Craddock Woosley Centers Upton Taylor Motley Backs Campbell Lewis Huffman Lindsey Grabruck Butt Cohren Watt Hicks Compton Scoring summary: Hopkinsville 0 0 0 0 Bowling Groen 13 9 0 BG Huffman (81 pass from Campbell) Huffman (kick) Huffman (10 run) BG Safety (Rutland tackled in Hopkinsville end zone) BG Grabruck (10 run) PAT (kick) BG Duncan (5 pass from Campbell) Huffman (kick) BG Wallace (21 pass from Campbell) UNIVERSITY Miss (AP) -Sixth-rajiked Mississippi showed its finest offensive form of the season Saturday as it rolled to" an effortless 45r0 victory over Chattanooga The unbeaten but once-tied Rebels with reserves playing most of the game scored in every period and were in command throughout Quarterbacks Jake Gibbs Doug Elmore and Glynn Griffing kept the Mississipp 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