Lexington Herald-Leader from Lexington, Kentucky • 23

Sunday Morning November 19 1950 SUNDAY HERALD-LEADER Page 23 climaxed a 73-yard drive covered in 15 plays with three passes at Princeton Wallops Bulldogs By 47-12 NEW HAVEN Conn Nov 18 Unbeaten and untied Princeton paced by Dick Kazmaier trounced Yale 47-12 in the bowl today before 59000 The Tigers tallying at least once in each session led throughout as they romped off with their fourth straight "Big Three crown and 12th win in a row eight this season the first such effort by Kentucky this season so the last two tallies 'were worth only 13 points Summary: KOSIZ DAKOTA Left Bn Mkn Kama Utl Oilman Kimh Mt guard -Nieaaa Deeney Onter-ChrUtsBicB BrMennaCB Milner lUcbl Cedraa Devise HaJetrad Rht BeK Tfcotenea IsttL Keppcahaver guaal Keis- half Belkins SfcVbma Clatfy Zvail KieM Ouchaime Wrieley Taaaka Nonea Halida? Ennght I lad LeMnlae KENTCCKT Left end Zaranka Try Sttuki Left Oa is Lakevski Bald via Left guard Doneldeeii Davies A Hamilton Kocen Meeeley Shaffalt Fuller Rlfht guard Ifcanki CUode Right tackle Yewarsky MacKraile tp Vaaee Right Bruno McCIeadaa Ike PurUlL Farley Jean Left Webb Clark BL Jones Hamilton KoalevikL ILght Jimctvea Janv liar-tin Bvwki Laviea WeeddeH Brmlaard at the end of a 28-yard strike after Charley McClendon recovered a Kodak fumble on ND 26 with Pariili completing three passes out of four all thrown toward Bruno live-yard pass Farley to John Ketoskie after Netoskie made a 28-yard runback with Intercepted pan and one earlier pass i intended for Fucci) had been knocked down in end gone An 11-yard run around right end by Jamerson after Bill Schaffnit carried a stolen pass back 16 yards and Farley passed to Pucci for1 17 yards One-yard lunge by Brainard after Larry Jones made a 62-yard punt return and Brainard had plunged for 11 through center The halftime score was 56-0 Third Quarter A 30-yard ramble by Larry Jones after Paul Jones ran the second-half kickoff back 34 yards and Harry Jones picked up 19 around right end A two-foot slash by Harry Jones Houston Outscores William And Mary HOUSTON Nov IS Clark a speedy halfback and Fftnk Roddy an alert pass defender led the University of Houston to a 36-18 homecoming victory over William and Mary today Clark scored three touchdowns and added three conversions for 21 points Roddy paved the way for two second-half Houston touchdowns with pass interceptions deep in William and Mary territory A crowd of 25342 a record -for the Houston school saw the university jump into a 16-0 lead and fight off two opposition threats before dominating play in the final period William and Mary moving behind the running and passing of Dickie Lewis and the passing of Ed Magdzick twice reduced its to 16-12 and but never took the lead Bobby Marlow IChUim4 Tim rags Zl) ran with the ball almost as well as Marlow Jug Jenkins a defensive end set up the first two touchdowns by blocking a punt and intercepting a pass close to goal This was the highest score Alabama has ever run up on its traditional rival Georgia Tech and was the worst defeat Tech has suffered in seven years The game was less than two minutes old when Alabama scored the first time Jenkins blocked Bob Robinson's punt and Travis Hunt recovered on the Tech 16 Salem threw a nine-yard pass to A1 Lary and Marlow went the rest of the way through center A moment later Jenkins intercepted Darrell Crawford's pass on the Tech 35 Salem tossed three passes in a row The first two were caught by A1 Lary and Ed How Leaders Fared NEW YORK Nov Hera's how the Top Ten teams in the Associated Press poll fared today: 1 Ohio State lost to Illinois 14-7 2 Oklahoma beat MizMuri 41-7 3 Army beat Stanford 7-0 4 California beat San Francisco 13-7 5 Kentucky beat North Dakota 83-0 OL Texas beat Texas Christian 21-7 7 Princeton beat Yale 47-12 8 Illinois beat Ohio State 14-7 9 Tennessee beat Mississippi 35-01 10 Michigan State beat Pittsburgh 19-0 tempted by Farley and one 'com' pleted (to Bob Fry for 14 yards) en route to paydirt The count stood 70-0 at the three-quarter mark Fourth Quarter Five-yard pass Farley to Paul Jones ended 53-yard slash after Lany Jones made a 14-yard run-back of an intercepted pass the biggest gain being jrainard's 32-yard crasher Five-yard pass Farley to Netoskie after Paul Jones returned an intercepted pass 22 yards the Nodaks being penalized IS yards for roughing on the play and Harry Jones gathered 21 yards on a foray around end Farley got two chances for the extra point after the 11th marker the Sioux- being penalized as the first effort failed but his second placement boot also waa wide Brainard rammed through tackle for the extra point after the final I ary just outside the end rone and the third was snared by Marlow within the zone Salem wound up the first-period scoring spree by throwing a pass that went 60 yards through the air end was caught by A1 Lary as be fell over the goal line The play was good for 48 yards Tom Calvin scored for Tech In the second period on a two-yard buck after A1 Lary had caught a '29-yard pass Marlow made his I fourth and final touchdown in the third on a 24-yard pasa play Kentucky Pummels (Cwlhwl Fraa 17) pleasing exhibitions In open-field dancing and darting by 'the Jones twins Harry and Larry who vied with vigor in contributing long gains Harry wound up the top man in statistics getting 89 yards rushing toward bulky ground total of 303 Larry accounted for 79 Brainard matching that figure and each of the three individually easily topped North Dakota's ground total which was a meager 46 yards Cain Ties Mark Too Bob Cain the big tackle with the accurate toe collected 10 straight extra points with place ment boots equaling the Southeastern Conference record for conversions in one game but the early shower to which he was sent prevented an attempt to better the mark how the scoring was accomplished as Kentucky's first conference champs became the highest-scoring outfit in the history of the local school and also hung up the biggest UK grid tally since the Wildcats of 1914 whipped Wilmington College by 87-0 in their season opener: First Quarter An 11-yard pass Farilli to Bruno climaxed a 89-yard drive accomplished with five completions in seven tosses A 23-yard pass also P-B followed an 11-yard pass Pariili to Shorty Jamerson after the Nodaks gave up the ball on downs on their own 34 An 11-yard pass P-B again concluded a 68-yard drive covered in eight plays Pariili connecting on three of five passes for 34 yards during advance Quarter ended with score 21-0 Second Quarter One-yard pass Pariili to Dom Fucci on the first play of the Eeriod after a 28-yard punt return Harry Jones and a 34-yard pass Pariili to Larry Jones left the ball against the goal as the first quarter ended One-yard pass Pariili to Bruno nn uuu tea Bowjeretfes ICMtluH Fas III won three 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