The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 23

r- SECTION 8 Kentucky Holds Tennessee Scoreless For Fifth Time In Long Rivalry THE COMMERCIAL' APPEAL MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 21-1948 HIGHLY-KEYED' CATS NOBODY SCORES but Kentucky gains on this play aaainst Tennessee Norman Klain speeding to a first down boforo being stepped by Aden Fielden Jack Stroud (28) and Ralph Chencey (22) PORKERS GO TO TOWN OVER HAPLESS TULSA Punts Lacking As 55-18 Total Is Hung Up Intercepted Pass Nips Field Goal Is Wide HURRICANE FADES FAST By WALTER STEWART 'DARTMOUTH REPELS PRIWTOO T0 13 John Clayton Leads Way As Indians Triumph PRINCETON Nov (AP) Dartmouth's T-formation at- -tack cleverly guided by John Clayton completely befuddled Princeton's tired Tigers ak the green-dad team swept to a 33 to 13 victory The triumph in the final gam for both teams completed Dartmouth's conquest of the -Big the first time that feat had been accomplished since 1938 Dartmouth previously had whipped both Harvard and Yale just as the Tigers hsd done to win the Big Three championship for the second year in a row The game played on a field that was in surprisingly good condition after heavy overnight rains produced the usual Ivy League mixture of clever and inept football And it wound up with the traditional undergraduate battle for tho goal posts at the open end of tho stadium The other posts fell to a marauding band of be- MEET Quarterback luncheon will infere he tat pIay of the A Jthe Variety Club in the Gayoso majority of the crowd of 40000 I Committee members art James stayed until the posts came down Quarter 1 Committee members are James stayed unui me posts cinw aon David Bloom Jim Whatley Is A Dissenter On Unlimited Substitution Subject And Johnny Vaught Defends Rule Too It is something of an awesome experience to have Mr James Whatley fix you with a gimlet eye and point an angle) at you Mr Whatley and a half feet tall with corresponding Furthermore Mr Whatley was known as a the University of Alabama said Mr Whatley want the idea of writing this stuff against unlimited Why the best thing hit you dear reader disagree Whatley? Did wa? Well made the game twice as went on a lot more skill And given a lot more kids an to play What you see better football and what spectators want spectators want but the spectators confused with all these players shuttling in and out until VOLS MUFF FOUR SCORES ESCAR THOMPSON KNOXVILLE Not 20 Kentucky and Tennessee marched ap and down the gridiron la Tain Saturday battling to the fi seoyeleis tie In their long South- eastern Conference rivalry The at-! tendance was 25000 The boys from the Kuo Graao obviously were highly keyed for they have never been able to beat Bob Neyiaad la XT attempt! I Proctor Electa to Ron I But the beat they could do was muster two acoring threat! One rv waa throttled when Halfback Jim "HATLEY Hill Intercepted George Blando'a paaa on Tennessee's four-yard stripe In the third stanza The second went awry when Tackle Bob plarekick sailed to the right of the uprights from Tennes- nobody knows who playing accusing finger (at a 45 degree narrowly escapes being six avoirdupois what is tackle at to see you all of substitution? that ever Would with a Mr into it opportunity now is the Indeed it is what the get more than a little milling around on the field WAR MEMORIAL STADIUM LITTLE ROCK Nov Working with strong end punishing rhythm of tho Jaws a herd of Arkansas Rasorbacks at their collective way through Tulsa Saturday afternoon and did not hack away from the trough until the count was 53 to IS This was a game of football chiefly remarkable for an absence of the foot except as planted in the end zone for less than a minute of tho third period remained aa tho first punt took flight During its earlier spasms this was an interesting competition as Tulsa (set back by two touchdowns on two fumbles in the first five minutest rebounded to remain in contention at 14 to 8 and 21 to 12 But Arkansas broke the back of ithe Hurricane by stitching up Sees No Relations Break DELTA LOS ANGELES Nov (INS) i A il Will PaIIow Leahy Notre Dam Ath-jOion Will rOllOW UUarter chairman Brsdv nd displayed almost as much en- letlc director and head football back Luncheon Tomorrow i tth Jiw Jr- thusiasm for the fighting as for i t-j Kn uown kuiibiicuu ivinwiiun William Chandler Dick Dewey the football coach ia confident football relations with Southern California will! A meeting of the Executive Com-T Foley Jr Vance Dartmouth not be broken at the conclusion of their current contract It expires 7 7 with next name at South Association will be held at Ho el 'A Womble Galvin Hudson David: Touchdowns: Rowe Rend Ind Leahv exnreased thia Gavoao immediately after the! Ballon Lewis Chaunfty Dey 2 Clyton Sullivan: Princeton Bend Ind Leahy expressed this Gayoso immediately after the I Barbour Dave Barnett Tim Weber Kurrua Point after view Saturday as he arrived to( weekly Quarterback Club luncheon! Treadweli jrRoy Moore Frank touchdowns: Dartmouth Dry 3 against the 'Monday it was announced Satur-ig Groner Joe Davia and Erseli (placements) Princeton Reichler cout tbe Trojans CL A Bruins day by Bill Brady president! (Red) Cavette I (placement) 27-yard line I Mr Whatley went on average spectator three touchdowns in Jess than 1 three Tennessee matted four seoring wtpLM l-ii ii t-now darned well carrvinir ni'ntr of 111 opportunities only one of which walcnes ine Oall lie know uarnen well anos carrjinLlflfr that all resemblance to a rame as tho result of a sustained the ball all right As far as he concerned that ball game became purely coinci drive in'1 the ZSfnd wh say it handicaps the smaller colleges? "All right Guard Roy smith pounced on if true I say they ought to stick in their class and SuTTa not try to play the big boys the ace passer was rushed Into theljfa Carrier And All battle but he forsook hia rolo aai vhatlrv la a footbaU assistant and head basketball coach thw-yard strip Just strongly on th subject Maybe stronger Kentucky kicked out and Ten-J feel" said Vaught that unlimited substitution makes for neaare came marching back fro better footbaU And of thia I'm sure I heard a spectator Its own 44 flsl Llttleford sparked drive which carried down to the complain yeu rt knu nut i Cats 19 before Kentucky's Lee! the average person In the he doesnt know who la Barnhill's dan The pointmqking Truman speared pass on the 12 out there except maybe his favonte sUr Could be he'll watch a-WM spread thin across the face to halt thia march lineman he knows too But beyond that it make a lot ofofthe box for 10 -f a I moved into in touchdown column lots Beat in lardago difference At least 1 dont thlrk ao numbered 11 in all Leon The VoIaT final opportunity rame spectators want to see a show If you have a better man Campbell flaming Porker fullback early in the last period when Wl-on tho bench for the particular Job wouldn't it be silly not so use was the only man able to double up bur Jamerson fumbled Littlefords W1 it law savin that a coach! The weather man hit the jackpot dentaL Intricate Tulsa Tulsa whirh waa supposed to play in the Delta Bowl and then withdrew showed an intricate attack featuring the formal spiced by the winged and split varieties and was rather dangerous until Jim Finks a strike-throwing quarterback limped from the arena after completing 12 or 14 throws for 123 yards But for Finks Tulsa simply had nothing with which to maten the mixed power and skill of John And furthermore there isn't any taw saying that a coach FORMAL WEAR ELEGANCE kick after signaling for a Uii roteb Ray Klkas recovered fort has to use different men on offense and defense Tennessee on 22 Again 1 unlimited aubstitution hia option Proctor came dashing on the field Misses fell incomplete For The Proper numbers but his four passes fell incomplete: for ifie roper isumuera sky of painfully-scrubbed blue and a sun fanned into rich indolence by a breeze which was itself only half awake Brave in crimson jsekets and white skull- Tennessee picked up 10 first i johnny went on if colleges would adopt the I wadding Arkansas Initiated hos- SES th nurturing of players a lot of the confusion would Slch was rushed tho boll 131 yarns to You knoW enda with eight for the first digit tackles with seven the thrM to the Tula 25 On the second plsy thereafter Quarterback Finks fumbled a handoff and Inhe second half Early in the-snd so on the easy way to keep up with football kicked 68 yards out numbers and so do Louisiana State and Ray Peters covered for the Razor-backs on the Hurricane 28 Leon Campbell bashed guard for two and then Rosa -Pritchard cut over from wing on a half spinner and was knocked across the sideline on the Tulsa three Campbell hacked half way on a blow at the line then hurdled right guard for the score and the Rasorbacks had tasted blood in seven plays two minutes plus 20 seconds And then they showed a lack of versatility by scoring another touchdown on another fumble immediately afterward The Porker kickoff went into the end zone and Len Makowski hastened out with same He was ruggedly handled on his 20 and tho ball squirted into space where it was hounded to earth by Frank crimson shirt The Porkers powered to the seven in six plays Then Ray Parks picked up four at faked a pass and made it over the left side on fourth down (Continued on Page 4 Column S) Ptaytn-last stanza he Ve use the uniform of bounds of Tennessee's eight- Mississippi State Tennessee doesn't and neither does Alabama Ken-SS i T-J or Florida not I with Just two minutes to play I The A A recommends their use Bianda booted a beautiful spiral I "I'm not one of those people who thinks the little colleges are whirh sailed 74 yards and landed by unlimited aubstitution They can keep utilizing their best 17 donfe mm JuJt as we do I guess Bob Kcyland (of Tennessee) would like The Vols punched back to midfield to go back to substituting one time each quarter Well all that when the game ended brings on Is a lot of big bruiser wearing each other out The big Vol line had no trouble! -g believe unlimited substitution is for the good of the game solving the tricky T-forma-! nd further believe that eventually the spectators who complain X2s bS? to short fns fallback will agree Aa 1 said before it Just about the best rule in the book The LUlle Men Speak yards and Kentucky's longest run There much doubt that the weight of Influence is on the of the game midway of the fourth Vaught-Whatley unlimited side Lou Little coach at Columbia verslty Is chairman of the footbaU coaches Rules Committee fa- VtheBbl onr vors unlimited aubstitution While the coaches do not make the line that Gain attempted the field rules their influence is considerable and there isn much doubt gMi that they were instrumental in putting the provisions Into tho book Ties Date Bark to 1M7 On the other hand coaches of smaller schools are certainly in The scoreless ties between these jthf majority and Little ia querying them along with tho others ancient rivals date brk to 1907? an of possible changes The second came In 1918 and thej tn definitely articulate and we quote: Harvey Harman thThlsBwBS the second scoreless Rutgers: Just old-fashioned enough to want football player deadlock In the Kevtand era of to be a football player one who can run tackle and block and can Tennessee footbalL The first came but Hook Mylin of New York University: charge would In 192a two years after Neylsnd welcomed by all schools with smaller Ed Danowskl began his long tenure al 1 0f Fordham: think the boys like it 1 know no boy wants Twice more these two bitter to play Just on offense or just on Rip Engle of Brown: rivals have battled to ties down rule definitely favors the schools with big squads It works through a long series which began disadvantage of those who have enough men to shove In I1 veers in 11 at a time ITetty soon get to a point where have two et CMchM lie ofrw nd (or drfu-tie on snow-covered Stoll Field in! The battle qf tho Common Man vs Special Frivilcge most of the Kentucky city This tie Md certainty will carry on through the Winter Tennessee a bid to California a 1 RTth2X Tennessee out rushed I ZIEGLER Kentucky the Wildcat line held had to and repeatedly Stlr Fuback Wil1 Combination Purchase Covers SHIRTS nf dlstinrtioa sperlally styled by IIENIKIN Finely tailored of hoautiful whita oxford firth Button-Down rollae Roth Front and Back Extra Length Pleated Bark Two Pleated Poekete The oaly Shirt of ita Mad aelliag at A Really Finn Custom-Made Shirt Spaa Xylan Xaa'i Rocha Pr 150 JOE WAD Ev Jr 8 DELUXE ABCADE ford the'Tch' other Tennessee passers KSXTCTKV nS-ruiVM Zataoka lart l-f wmmei ell I ifM i Mtaiin mws It If St meet Junta UianSa CaW J' CS IK tWWr WMk BrafM Nfn Mart rtiM-t-a Timm WafSSfH TTXMWU fait nS hharr-4 fMail tan Iwila-iumit O-flltt SMIW lf SMit-I ui SmMh fwin iimii Naomi Manor Bakar VarM I mi mm UiMiail UaartM Riftti Mf-rolfn Mlsar RraMa Hill r-araa tan that UHWmf RaM LanS Stani'l Rat Ralihaoh fhanaaa halllM Ineligible ATLANTA Nov 20 (An I Deadline for purchase of Frank Ziegler Georgia ar- bination tickets to Delta fullback will not be eligible for football next year Bobby Dodd J11 Tech roach said Saturday jnounccd Intercity boxing Is sched- Ziegler a Navy veteran of four uled Dec 28 at the Auditorium years has played only three years coUege basketball (Memphis State with Tech but under the South vra a eastern Conference's regulations nd his span of eligibility has expired Tennessee) Dec 30 at the Audi-Clonference rules require an atb-torium and William Mary vs a let to finish his competition dur-ileam to elected in football New a Dr raiment Service In tbo armed Choice scats for each event are forces does not count (covered in the price 19-30 plus 29c Ziegler enrolled as a part-time for mailing and insurance tax instudent in lta In 1942 he entered eluded Mail orders should be ad-the Navy and after his discharge dressed te Delta Bowl Classic in Joined the football squad He won rare of Lawson-Gavette Box Office letters in 1948 and 1947 9 North Third I TOYS ASSORTMENT TICC HAND PAINTED I ICO AND LEATHER SPORT SHIRTS BASEBALL FOOTBALL EQUIP IlUfITiriG KNIVES When the Invitation says "formal" you'll be at ease and at your distinguished best In formal wear from Oak formal wq ar that combines distinctive tailoring with the utmost in good taste Toa cam aadly hufa ana aC FULL DRESS $65 up TUXEDOS $45 Up 2-PIECE RAIN SUIT COATS Md PANTS Guaranteed Not to Leak Folds Up to Pocket Rise a RAYNSTER 51750 Also a complete selection of furnishings and accessories anils (any bIm) that iu Bke i We carry a nsM Ena sf parts la i OR wa caa da a cawplata bo taryquaBty rahirtll fob If yau want aa to da the work far wk Aatbortaad diatzlhuiar for (bklary Hunting Light Medium Me Heavyweight Rainwear Wool Down Filled Goats A Pants eariatas Lainn EASY TERUS Tommy BroHsou sutteeJSSP Sporting Goods 4lt)H DCIX3 1 ICE 47 Waldran 3-1283 GREAT END WafcWaJi Jones (27) com-petei with Bud Shtrod for pass in tho third ported PIT 0.