Lexington Herald-Leader from Lexington, Kentucky • 13

Pace 13 Kentucky Rolls To 71-To-7 Win In Opener HmU-Ludfr Ffcal ONE CAT TOL'CIIDOWN THAT DIDN'T Dominie Fucei (II right) Kentucky back is shown crossing the goal line after a 21-yard dash near the end of the first half of the Kentucky-Miss-issippl Southern football game last night on Stoll Field Bob Pope (73) Kentucky tackle Is blocking ont Frankie Spruiell (31 left) Mississippi Southern halfback Fucci's run was in vain however The play was called bark and the Wildcats were penalized for illegal use of the hands Kentucky won the game 71-7 Mississippi Southern Smothered By Cats Before 25000 Fans By Ed Ashford Speedy backs and accurate passers operating behind a hard-charging forward wall combined to give the University of Kentucky Wildcats a surprisingly easy 71-to-7 victory over an outmazVned Mississippi Southern football team last night on Stoll Field More than 23000 fans looked on in Kentucky's enlarged McLean Stadium as the Wildcats scored with ridiculous ease over a team that had been touted as a possible up-setter The Southerners who gave Alabama and 'A urn fairly close games last year were over- whelmed com- Ashford pletely by Coach-Paul Bry ant's boys in blue despite the fact that two of Ki top linemen Tackle Bob Gain and End Benny Zaranka were sidelined with injuries Racking up four touchdowns in the first quarter- another In the second three in the third and three more in the fourth the Kentuckians put on a scoring show reminiscent of some of the top-heavy scores piled up by the Wildcat basketeers at Alumni gym in recent years At the conclusion of the game the fans were convinced that Bryant has this year Still they're not entirely sure what that -something is The Southerners offered little opposition to the Kentucky runners and passers and only on one occasion when they scored their lone touchdown late in the first period did the visitors from Hattiesburg show anything that even resembled an offense It took the Wildcats only two minutes and 10 seconds to score their first touchdown Five minutes 46 seconds later the Cats winn i Mina i Trackers si Mark's had another and the fans many of Minn i I whom had expected a close game Lnraa i Thanus Minn) a settled back in their seats to watch State And Nation Racing ACTION AS WILDCATS FLATTENED Photo at left ahowa Cliff Lawson Kentucky halfback being tackled by Clinton Arnold Mississippi Southern fullback after making a gain of five yards In the second quarter of last game between the Wildcats and the Southerners on Stoll Field At right Cliff Coggln (88) Mississippi Southern end and Dominie Fucci Kentucky back battle for a forward pass The Cats romped to a 71-7 victory Look Tough In Win Lexington Kyf Sunday Morning September 18 1949 Tigers Drop Opened 31-6 had slammed him foot into the leather for nine kickoffs Bryant maybe concluded his toe was sore Bill Boiler took over then and his first effort was a soaring boot well into the end zone Take Early 6-0 Lead But Austin Peay Comes Back Strong CLARKSVILLE Tenn Sept 17 (Special) Austin Peav College spotted Georgc-town Colleges Tigers a o-O rnu mrum km lead in the opening minutes! tied the score in the same per-! j- Marin hi- 7 i Grid Scores Of Afccrdrea IS Xaraal IT Ellradalc 11 raut-IX Xaraal I Brand ji Mina) Trarkcr II Wakprlaa iX Kciraca lod and then pushed over four aahaeMrra Uaniaaa Imtilnle 3 Aas- Saatbnnt Niiaari stale SI Arkaaaas touchdowns in the second half H-aard PirM SS Lealniaaa Trek OxarhiuT I'eUrce II Oklakaaia City It to smother the Kentucky boys sovthwtst 316 here tonight jau l-ninnlli Saalk Dakata 1 Baadalpk Maraa IS C'alrsia Militar (Mrai- The the period three it to avert third touchdown came at nine-minute mark of the opening and the fourth less than minutes later Then Mississippi Southern uncorked a shortlived passing attack which enabled a shutout -Vi'7- The Cat attack almost stalled completely in the second quarter but with a minute and 25 seconds left the Kentuckians chalked np their fifth toueh-down The second half was a repetition of the first with the Wildcat second and third stringers doing most of the damage aided occasionally Trimly iTnui Vnive laity 74 Caryna by some of the regulars who were chrhti 7 inserted for a few plays on the record before the end at last arrived On five ether occasions when infractions were railed the penalty was declined by the beneficiary The Cats added to the striding fatigue of the officials 11 times being set back 135 yards The Southerners drew eight penalties including several late in the massacre when they became discouraged and disagreeable and lost 75 yards to the men in striped shirts Coach Bear Bryant used his sophomores more than he probably had expected to do and one in just because Kentucky couldn't seem to stay off the offensive Babe Parilli the big hope with the deft hands and howitzer arm ran the team on offense throagboat until less than three minutes of the third quarter were left wee Bobby Bezuk coming in then Altogether Bryant put 16 sophs into the fray and unquestionably the one making the most electrifying debut was little Emery Clark The scamper-boy from Carlisle went into the fray just in time to go into double safety with Dopey Phelps when Southern was due to punt out from its 10 Clark grabbed the kick just past midfield crossed past Phelps for a fake exchange and ran all the way to score the first time he had hs hands on the ball in varsity competition Guard John Ignarski destined to help give Kentucky a lot of good line play for three seasons just wore down to nothing on one of his specialty chores After he SERAFINIS Italian and American RESTAURANT 159 Lime BIB CONDITIONED The Tigers scored in six minutes of play Earl Bradford smashed through center several plays after 'riemi the Tigers recovered a fumble deep in the Governors territory Ray Martin's kick for extra point failed The lead quickly faded however when the Governors made a 63-yard march to the goal line where James Robertson went over Bennett Rich's kick failed and the half ended 6-6 after a scoreless second period The superior reserves of the Governors began to tell shortly Maryville Emrr (laailir Hot UeilfarO Lraair Xckerry faliaka Waffard Wnt Birkmaad kL who were in their sexto by that time By the time the charging Wildcat forwards had smeared the gilt-edged crowd into the sod a few times of course the uniforms had more the look of tarnished baser metaL Any appraisal of the contest (7) has to be made on the basis of what took place before the out-manned Southerners ran completely out of gas and were ground into humiliation Four touchdowns in the first quarter in actually less than 12 minutes ought to be the answer to that The Wildcats from the first play ripped and tore and pretty much went where they wanted to go They put a lot of variety Into the action and visiting scouts were kept plenty busy trying to detect and chart just what was transpiring much too early to get excited out of reason about this Kentucky squad but by any scale the Cats were impressive to put it mildly After the fracas finally dragged to a dose one visiting scribe who has looked at a lot of games in Dixie for a decade or so offered the comment: This is the best Kentucky team that has ever stepped on this field They're big and they have speed They'll do all right With the aid of the new rule regarding substitutions and with the further assistance of vigilant officials who saw or thought they saw all manner of holding dipping slugging and maybe even biting the game was possibly the longest ever played on Stoll Field It got under way at 8 o'clock and the final horn didn't come until 10:41 The first half lasted for an hour and 20 minutes The calling mi penalties started right on the first series of plays and a total of 19 went If -v 60 after the third period opened A 31-yard aerial from Frank Chifi- wiV side ger Ruble to Oakley was I rml Indiana central 7 good for a score in the first two SXFrJL tw minutes They scored again in st jahn iMian pi ciaad Mian a this ocriod on a 43-vard march I Aikwa Dciianee 7 lese af Fdacatian a to ms crean naa ms rt With Sam Reek plunging over for i Vorfc WhU' ibeen more sticky-fingered I Aahiand Kiafr'andr a I Don Dopey I Plielps showed he had lost none of his speed and cun- ning breaking away for several good runs early in the contest However same af the shiftiest running of the night was turned in by two unheralded sophomores Emery Clark will the wisp from Carlisle and Cliff Lawson from Pocahontas Ark Dominie Fucci Junior from New Village Jm who understudied Parilli also came through with some fancy stepping in addition to tossing a few well-aimed passes The entire Kentucky line performed stoutly on defense and opened up huge holes in the lighter Southerners' forward wall when Kentucky had the balL The visitors were thrown for big losses in the late stages of the game during which they were hurt fur- ova slashed a 33-0 defeat on Texas 1 hTs'torv'of thtTshow I driven by Dnc Ffenery Giant kiiicr A and the worst lick- 11 wTrB Jr Tull- obis dnvn br unnecessary roughness or delaying ing an Aggie football team has RePi'ci n7by driven" Vne suffered in 18 years i After winning the toss and elect- The creat Wildcat line ham-ics hooKed up uitn the Com- guiimn in mvirf-Ridirfid's Grmus in to receive it took the Wild-meted the Cadet unmercifully and 77 CnWO Ear! omid by Ridnfifidi Farm or Dannur nts only six plays after the kick-the driving Villaiiova backs made I to reach paydirt Jack Jene- i Marqnelle Slate SL The Waahingtaa Ktanfard IS San Jnae Plate a Waakinctaa Slate SS Stale 0 Calarada A and II Celerade Callesa FacMie nicer ally Pacific Lalhcran 3 I out Of 18 heaves and might have had one or two other completions to his credit had his receivers FAB WEST Calilarnia 71 Santa Clara 7 Waakinqlan II lah 7 Saha 71 Willamette a FertlaaS X7 Central Oi Con tinned an Faga 17 Talnmn 7) WASH IT in no The sophs whe saw action for Kentucky were Parilli Ignarski Clark Bezuk Charley MrLen-don Jim McKenzie Cliff Law-son A1 Bruno John Neteskie Bobby Brooks Don Frarapton Bill Conde Ed Hamilton Jim McConnaughey Doug Moseley and SYrndell Vance Scouts were around in force They don't come singly any more but work in delegations of two and three thanks to the intricacies that T-formation football has brought into the game At least six of Kentucky's future foes had scouts at Louisiana State which has to be ready for the test next Saturday night Ole Miss only two weeks in the future Southern Methodist The Citadel Georgia and Cincinnati John Dromo came over to scout for the University of Louisville his interest being in Mississippi ICnlinrl Pas IT Calix II ed $50 Quid For Quick Courteous Service GUARANTY Finance Co 233 East Main Phene 1887 All things to all well dressed men Michaels Stern's New Yorker flannels Woven by Worumbo Faiorlte of the campus crowd for years we have faims Vorumbo flannels back gain and just in time to go back to school with you In grey and a whole new range of colors and in your favorite single or double breasted modeL 65 Linemen By Larry Shropshire STOLL FIELD PRESS-BOX Sept because these plush quarters (the new press-box folks) have been located just a few feet short of the Jessamine county line and probably too because of eyesight failing under the weight of many many years this observer maybe be too certain about a lot of things that happened while Kentucky was staging its track meet here tonight Methinks however that some rather scrumptious Kentucky line play was in evidence The backs looked beautiful sure what with all their swift ated shifty ankle work their bullseye passing etc but the biggest point total rolled up by a UK football team since since Louisville was crushed here was made possible forget by some rough and rugged forwards who looked like they wouldn't mind at all to mix with the linemen of such as Ole Miss and Georgia The huskies whe operated against Mississippi Southern in the first quarter of 71-7 rout were vicious aggressive characters on both offense and defense They smothered their counterparts in the lineup to open holes wherever desired and on defense held like the rocks that support Natural Bridge These linemen were up against some pretty big fellows but it didn't take long for them to wear down the opposition and make it easy for third and fourth-stringers to complete the devastation when they came into the fray fresh and eager A lot of fans whe had insisted on regarding the Southerners ms a pushover crowd were almost ready to revise opinions before the game started The Cats came onto the field 33 minutes before kickoff hour looking snappy in white pants and new dark blue jersies bearing the king-size numerals on the back The visitors came out eight minutes later positively dazzling in all-gold togs the pants with a black stripe up the side and the shirts with one broad and two narrow bands in black around the biceps The uniforms look like they could play but the huskies 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