The Commercial Appeal du lieu suivant : Memphis, Tennessee • 30

SECTION III Tennessee Crushes Ole Miss Powerful Attack Overwhelms Georgia Tech 54-19 IN BEANGREBS 35-0 Stage Set For Vital Clash With Kentucky Next Week INTERCEPTIONS TAKE TOLL Jacket Loss Gives SEC Title To Kentucky ED SALEM PASSES WELL 3 Othar Crawford (60) Ken Farragut (54) and Rocky Byrd (10) Tennessee won 35-0 Aetna Telephoto THE LONE OLE MISS THREAT is stopped inches short of the goal as John Dottley is stacked up by the Tennessee line led by Ted Daffer and Jack Stroud Other Rebels include IRECORDS FALL FREELY The LYiiled ATLANTA Nov Alabama loosed its prnt-up might on Georgia Tech 54 to 19 Saturday with Bobby Marlow 195 pounds of sophomore thunderbolt running and catching for four touchdowns before 38000 awed fans Marlow shared Alabama field day with Ed Salem the Crimson Syrian passer: bucket-handed end Al Lary ana end Jug Jenkins whose block of a punt and an interception set up the first two srnres Marlow set off on one 91-yard burst for a score and averaged 131 yards on 13 lugs with the ball as he virtually cinched sophomore of the year honors in the Southeastern Conference The Tide romp handed Kentucky the Southeastern Conference title the easy way as Tech had been the only team with a chance to tie the undefeated Blue Grass entry Marlow himself scored the first three touchdowns with a seven-yard gallop a pass reception from Salem and his 91-yard sprint Jenkins blocked Powell punt on the Tech 16 ot set up the first score and he intercepted Darrell Crawford's pass on the Tech 36 to make the second one possible on Salem's 25-yard toss to Marlow After Sheffer punted to the Tide's nine Marlow went all the way Alabama wound up at 27-point first period with a 48-yard pass from Salem to Lary Alabama and Tech traded touchdowns in the second period with Tom Calvin banging one yard over center for the tally and Bobby North taking off through tackle for 39 yards and the first Engineer score Marlow racked up his fourth touchdown in the third period taking a 24-yard toss from Salem to climax an 86-yard drive Tech finding easier going against Alabama second-stringers scored on a 1-yard pass from Joe Salome to Pete Fcrriss but the Alabama substitutes poured on two more tallies Dick Barry scored from two yards out and George McCain ended another short drive with a two-yard plunge Tech ended the scoring when Red Patton plunged over from the one Marlow racked up his third touchdown in the third period ALABAMA Trft End A Try Mnv Left Hun- Hannxl Left CentersO'Sullivan Lvrr Plvilipr Tu- Helm Richardinn Cnu-h Guardi The Aiaoclatcd Proa KNOXVILLE Nov -Tennessee rolled to a convincing 35 to 0 victory over Mississippi Saturday to set the stage for next Sugar Bowl preview game with Kentucky Displaying tremendous speed and power the Tennessee Vols struck quickly for two touchdowns in the first quarter picked up one more in the third and added two in the final round Eighth Vol Victory The triumph gives Tennessee a record of eight wins against one setback to take against the unbeaten untied mark of Ken-tucky The outcome was never in doubt after Hank Lauricella guided Tennessee on two quick scoring thrusts in the opening period Mississippi with fullback John Dottley powering for 78 yards on 22 tries made only one serious scoring gesture It came in the third period when the cause was already lost Tennessee's line rose up in a great goal line stand to stop Dottley on the one to take the ball Line-backer Gordon Polofsky set the stage for Tennessee's first touchdown when he intercepted Rocky Byrd's pass and raced 33 yards to the Ole Miss 33 Lauricella and quarterback Jimmy Hahn worked the ball to the two in four plays Then Herky Payne came in for Lauricella and smashed over Pat Shires connected with the first of five conversions to run his total for the season to 31 Andy Kozar sophomore fullback collected second and third touchdowns The 190-pounder from St Michael Pa skirted right end from the five to cap a 76-yard Tennessee march late in the third quarter He broke off right tackle and raced 55 yards for his second score Kozar Leading Back Kozar leading individual ground-gainer this season proved the most troublesome Vol back for the Rebels He piled up 82 yards on 12 romps Another intercepted pass this one grabbed by end Bud Sherrod touched off fourth six-pointer Sherrod grabbed the ball on Mississippi's 47 and returned to the 40 Payne and Dick Erns-berger moved to Ole Miss' nine on five plays Then Payne passed to wingback Ed Morgan in the end zone for the score Ernsberger counted the final Tennessee touchdown late in the fourth stanza plunging over from the three Earlier he broke loose for 40 yards to put the pigskin near pay dirt Mississippi collected 13 first downs to nine but the Vols outrushed the Rebels 236 yards to 193 MISSISSIPPI Lvft Max well FletrfcM- Hnwfll Milk Lft tackl Prnn Barfield Left Watson Crawford Farraeut Ingram Stnxuefiem Plfht Youn C-x Jabour Right Boggan Trzuth Right Stribllng Howell Slay Byrd Lesr Brandenhurg-Left halfback Dillard Salley Callahan Vfghtalfbacki Boykin Salley Bradley westerman Dottley Brenner West TENNESSEE Left ends Oruble Sherrod Carter Kyker Left tackles Stroud Pearmsn Left Campbell Holohsn Boring Centers Jasper Vest Ford Right Michels Differ Laughlin Haslim Smith Donahue ends Resell Atkins Hahn Sizemore Johnson Laurlrella Shires Payne Right Rechlchsr Sherrill Mor- Koza Ernsberger Polofsky Pruett Drake Tennessee scoring: Payne Knxar I Morgan Ernsberger Conversions Shires -STATISTICS Mississippi Tennessee Walter Stewart Back To The Campus After 20 Years And Immediately Lost In A Bog Of Nostalgia Things Have Changed Rather Tragically CHAMPAIGN 111 Nov 18 For the first time in 20 years (none of which are precisely collectors' items) we have returned to the fountainhead of our Bachelor of Science degree For it was in 1930 that we were presented with a scroll of sheepskin and unleashed upon a world which began to regret it almost immediately And we must admit that things have changed rather astoundingly To begin with the school buildings have been moved scattered broadcast across the prairie Back in our undergraduate days we could walk from the Architecture Building to the Old Gym in a shade under eight minutes This morning the safari required almost half an hour Of course we frequently paused' to admire the landscape and this may have affected the time No we stop just to rest either The fraternity house looks just the same but at least two stories have been added We learned this by climbing the stairs to the top floor They've redesigned the stairs too and the things are more like padded ladders Modern youth now writes in an almost microscopic fashion and entirely without firmness allows the pencil to waver all over the place We learned this when we entered the fraternity telephone cubicle Could hardly read the numbers scrawled on the walls had to back out into the hall before they came into focus Ah! Callow Youth Then we saw the label of the Theta house inclosed in what we had meant to be a heart There it lingered like the painting of a prehistoric bison clinging to the wall of a cave after the thing had been redecorated and lit with neon Lovely girl she was Nvith the little laughter wrinkles in the corner of her eyes Bet those wrinkles look like plow furrows now Women age faster than men you know She lives in Buffalo now and has five kids The news cheered us enormously For with a wife and brood we be taking off two December weeks in order to raid the wild waterfowl population And the brothers in the fraternity house They call us and we wouldn't be too much amazed if one of them offered to help us up the steps But after all the merest children Rather amazed us however when shrewd 'crossquestioning revealed that their ages are similar to ours when we went to Illinois Well men matured earlier in our day The coeds are younger too understand what their mothers are thinking about letting them run around without their nurses But what saddens us most is the condition of classmates who have come back to witness the Ulinois-Ohio State game Hope they take it slow up the ramps or they make it The Wretched Years The years have dealt pretty harshly with most of them and here they are bouncing around in sports jackets and acting the fool The plaid of our own jacket may be bit pronounced but well it becomes us and seems to fit in with our personality Some of these characters from the Class of look as though fallen into the hands of hostile Indians Our own hair may be a trifle thinner in spots but never notice it unless the light happened to be particularly strong and unfriendly We caught one-quarter of a team football game yesterday afternoon and were amazed at the small fry taking part The program showed that their weights were equal or even superior to our tonnage when we played here But you know how coaches lie on programs The dyes they use in pennants and flags quite as bright as they were back in the jolly old days and the bands play with the same shrill power And the weather is a good deal more penetrating Thermometer says only 34 degrees and we used to stroll happily from the stadium to the fraternity house in a T-shirt in that sort of temperature And now a heavy-duty tweed overcoat quite sufficient Probably more humidity than there used to be The Unsavory Dogs The quality of hot-dogs has fallen off too Why we used to gulp half a dozen in an hour and they tasted like porterhouse Just insulted the inner man with a singleton and feel as though swallowed a porcupine without pausing to remove the bark Had the succulence of old sunflower stalks too Looked just like they used to though Must be the fault of the Administration Acoustics of the fraternity house aren't what they once were either During the homecoming night of our freshman year we slumbered quite peacefully in 'a nook under the window-seat while a 30-man dice game raged on the billiard table a quartet fought it out with a jug band beside the door and someone with feet like steam shovels danced an impassioned buck-and-wing within a yard of our head About 1 Saturday morning a low wretch knocked over an ashtray in the living room three floors down and we sleep a wink the remainder of the night The game even begun and a vapid idiot boiled to the ears and waving a pennant and wearing a blue and gold hat begging any member of the Class of to come over and have a snort We just understand people who refuse to admit that they're getting old AS KENMY BREEZES Wildcats Mangle North Dakota 83-0 Cinch SEC Crown LEXINGTON Ky Nov 18 (AP) Vito Parilli unlimbered his brilliant right arm to toss five quick touchdown passes for a new I national collegiate record 23 and (start Kentucky to a relaxing 83-0 rout of weak North Dakota Saturday in an intersectional football game before 20000 fans The rifle-armed Kentucky quarterback found end AI Bruno waiting for four of his scoring heaves and end Dominic Fucci awaiting the other He retired for keeps early in the second quarter Kentucky though playing nut-side the Southeastern Conference clinched its first league championship as Alabama blasted the last contender Georgia Tech 54-19 North Dakota played its part with only two penetrations of Kentucky territory The deepest was to the 32 in the second quarter on a pass to Cy Ducharme shortly after Kentucky reserves took over for good Parilli and the pennant winning Kentuckians shattered an assortment of league records in achiev ing the win by the widest margin a Kentucky team had scored since 1914 five touchdown passes eclipsed by one the old National mark of 22 set by Stan Heath of Nevada in 1948 Parilli bidding for All-America honors ran his yardage on passes to 1477 to shatter the 1392 yards gained by Frank Sinkwich of Georgia in 11 games in 1942 Parilli has a game to go He also smashed the touchdowns accounted for in the league gaining his 28th to shatter a 1947 record by Charley Conerly of Mississippi and passed Conerly's old touchdown pass figure of 18 five payoff passes tied his own record Tackle Bob Gain a potential All-America booted the first 10 placements to tie an individual and team mark for single game extra points in the league four scoring catches gave him 10 for the season to put him ahead in the Southeastern race Bill Farley the sophomore replacement for Parilli passed for three more scores connecting with Paul Jones John Netoskie and Emery Clark Wilbur Jamerson John Brainerd Larry Jones and Harry Jones added the others on running plays of one to 10 yards LONG TOUCHDOWN Bobby Marlow Alabama halfback picks up blockers as he crashes through Georgia Tech's line on his way to a 9 1 -yard marker yesterday The Tide romped over the Yellow Jackets 54-19 Acme Telephoto MEMPHIS NAVY FALLS TO FORTKNOX 20 TO 8 Neil Bartley Goes 52 Yards For Lone Hellcat Tally LEON HEATH SETS PACE OLKAHOMA AGAIN WINS Sooners Take 29th In Row By Swamping Missouri Rllght Marru Lary Iirr Ivy 3un Brown Wi! £am Chi-defff McCln Mari-iw MCfm Cnnway Burkett Ccmpton Barry TECH Gilbreath Snyder Thiden Brcwn Ratl-bura Ladnrr Mvria Frizzell Flanagan Ri tle Wheat Miller Akira Harvin Martin Crawfnrl tvnin Salome Patron Humpb-eyi Rhino Ptterm Mvehezd Rudvph McCoy Shelter Malmf Ru Brown 7 0 6 0 Marlow 4 A Lary Lutz a Touch North Ferrii Patton STATISTICS NORMAN Okla Nov (AP) Heath led Oklahoma to a 41-7 triumph over Missouri Saturday aa the Sooners extended longest winning streak to 29 games and bid strongly for top national ranking Slowed by an injury in mid-season Heath retnured to his old form before 47000 and ripped the Missouri line apart in a sparkling first half performance that stamped him as a candidate for All-America honors The Sooners scored twice in each of the first two periods then turned the game over to the reserves who outplayed the viistors in the second half Heath rambled 22 yards for one touchdown and set up another with runs of 23 and 22 yards Sophomore Billy Vessels tallied twice Buddy Jones Oklahoma's senior safety man returned one punt 50 yards for a touchdown and set up Heath's counter with a 35-yard punt runback Merrill Green and Jerry Ingram scored Oklahoma's second I ILLLL half touchdown Missouri outclassed from the' MARYLAND start never threatened until the1 Right End Quarterback Avuiger ion Left Right Halfback Calvin GEORGIA Left William Beck Left Guard Vnlfl Boazonx Right Right Right Ferri Left Halfbai-kl Pretz Wright Right Grant Templeton North Alabama Georgia Tech Alabama Touchdown Calvin McCain Barry Georgia Tech: Patton Georgia Alabama Tech 39 ISO 14 1 1 14 14k ls PO 2 a 373 30 The Fort Knox Ky Tankers found two gaping holes in the Memphis Navy line early in the first quarter last night and pushed across a pair of touchdowns to down the Hellcats 20-8 on the muddy Navy field Maxie Kettoe broke loose for both Tanker scores in the first period on runs Of 63 and 73 yards Jerry Norman posted the clincher on a 52-yard trip late in the game Fort Knox took the opening kickoff and moved to their 31 from where Kettoe went right up the middle for his first score After an exchange of kicks the Tankers opened up the middle again and the speedy right half splashed up the muddy field for the second tally The Hellcats narrowed the gap in the second quarter when Neil Bartley headed over left tackle cut back and raced 52 yards for their only touchdown In the third period tackle Ed Calhoun blocked a Tanker punt on the Fort Knox 22 and sent it sailing through the end zone to pull Navy within five points of the Kentuckians But the Tankers sailed again when Norman took pitchout around right end for yards and the clincher with ust three minutes remaining Hellcat end Tom Kowalski was carried from the field late in the third period with a broken leg FORT KNOX Ift md Enflrston Left tackle Helmrr Thorp Left Perkin Met Long Furry Right Finn Emrlrk Right Wells Buaby Right end Silken Anderson Michael wittkamp Left Lander Norman SJffit Xettoe Roman Jarvi corltir MEMPHIS NAVY "de-Vogel Vote Crlimann Ift DrMalo Hand Calhoun Left Schwa rrfer Deck Buma Koiman Right Sredanja Right Williamg Berry Right Barnhart Buenzel Kowaliki Crlel Pall 1 WOLFPACK TIES DEACONS VANDERBILT FRESHMEN WHIP BABYVOLS 34-13 T-Attacfc Too Much For Tennessee Eleven NASHVILLE Nov 18 (AP) Baby Commodores slipped their hobbles and galloped like bucking broncos to unseat the favored Tennessee freshmen 34-13 here Saturday With cripples returned from losing causes against the Mississippi and Kentucky freshmen the Vanderbilt yearlings easily handed the Vol frosh their third atraight defeat The Vanderbilt literally sizzled as quarterbacks Jimmy DeMain and Bill Henley sent Roy Duncan Bobby Worral and Chuck Newman slanting through the line for big yardage almost every time they smacked into the guard slots on the criss-crossing play Only through the air were the Baby Vols dangerous The Gold forewall held them to 74 yards aground but the Vols got 211 via the airways and both their touchdowns Duncan fullback on last year's state champion Kingsport High once got away on a 44-yard twisting scamper to Tennessee's 37 that led to a touchdown with Duncan charging six yards Billy Blackstock was the Vols' best back for the day He made a 40-yard punt return Tennessee's Ollie Keller got off a 56-yard pass to Rick Hill but a penalty stopped the drive Little Bill Edwards son of the Vanderbilt head coach made good four of five conversion attempts Score by periods: Tennessee 0 0 7 6 13 Vanderbilt 7 7 7 Tennessee scoring: Evans Hill Conversions Keller Vanderbilt scoring: Touchdowns! Duncan 2 Newman Maravic USES BREAKS 9 53 33 a 4 3 a 43 3 3S 13 193 1" 7 3 43 4 39 First downs Rushing yards ga Passing yardage Passes sttempted Pliers completed Passes intercepted Punts Punting average Fumbles lost Yards penalised final quarter when Phil Klein con- ia- i nected on three straight passes Virgna Errors Lead To last one going to Bob Henley forj Own Downfall 41-0 downrd 8nd thB l0nB TlgCr t0Uch' I MORGANTOWN Va Nov It was the eighth victory for the Boh Sooners who been beaten Shemonski leading the way Mary-or tied since their 1948 opener It Lan passed and ball-clinched a tie for the Big Seven i hawked its way to a 4 1-n Southern Conference title Conference victory over 1est Vir- It also gave Oklahoma a strong Saturday claim to top national honors The Shemonski scored three of Mary-Sooners entered the game ranked six touchdowns One was a second to Ohio State in the Asso- circus catch of a 31-yard Jack eiated Press national poll Ohio Scarbath pass that bounded off a State lost to Illinois Saturday West Virginia player's arms and The only disappointment for the deep Into the end zone Ed Mod-home forces came when quarter- zelewskl accounted for two morp back Claude Arnold had one of hiss and Ed Fullerton bulled his way passes intercepted for the first time over for the other this year Arnold had entered the Each Maryland tally was set up game with a string of 88 passes by a pass interception recovered ee State Rallies To Deadlock Wake Forest 6-6 WAKE FOREST Nov 18 (INS) The North Carolina State Wolfpack roared back in the fading moments of a fumble and threat-filled gridiron duel Saturday to tie the favored Wake Forest Deacons 6 to 6 tying score came with two minutes and 15 seconds left to the game on a two-pass play that started when tailback Ed Rooney took the snap from center on his own 30 Mooney sparkplug for the Wolfpack thoroughout the gruelling match between sturdy lines shot a flanker pass to fullback Jim O'Rourke O'Rourke in turn shot the bell to Jim Forest on the Wake Forest 40 and the fleet halfback highballed down the sidelines untouched Ray Barkouskie's attempt to score the extra and tie-breaking point went low and wide Some 19000 Wake Forest fans saw the Deacons score their only touchdown with 10 minutes gone in the first period Scatback Guido Scarton hurtled over from seven yards out Scarton's scoring run i came just plays after a Mooney1 fumble had been recovered on the' State 24 Substitute quarterback Carroll try for the extra-point failed when he tossed a flat pass into the end zone without an interception all but four of them thrown this season fumble or some other Mountaineer miscue OUT TIE Mill Left Bertie Jaku -Miller Young 13 A 0 Memphli Ney Eort Kettoe 3 Memphli Nary Bartley aatn- Pejety: Memphli Calhoun Cavett referee Porter Umpire: Rlchardaon heed Uneaman Hall field judge CLEMSON MAULS FURMAN Unbeaten Tigers Hardly Pressed In Runaway 57-2 CLEMSON Nov 18 Clemson's undefeated Tigers scored a 57 to 2 Southern 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