The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 17

S' c-w 7 -T Vwi raftes ig'Miiiainiia Lift An Eyebrow You Might Have hnown Georgia Teeh 7 Auburn 7 (Story om Page One) Northwestern 55 Michigan 24 Purdue 14 Mich Stale 6 (Story on Page Three) Tennessee 14 Alabama 7 (Story oh Page One) LSU32 Keniucky 6 (Story oh Page Oee) Texas 24 Arkansas 6 (Story oh Page One) Ole Miss 24 0 (Story oh Page Two) (Story on Page Two Qports jTHK COMMERCIAL APPEAL I MEMPHIS SUNDAY OCTOBER 19 1958 Georgia Tech Ties No 2 Auburn 7-7 Major Scores Defensive Battle Jackets Score Late And Kick Point To Snap String LOCAL Tha Citadel 28 Memphis State 21 SOUTH Auburn Georg la Tech 1 (He) Florida State 28 Virginia Tech Florida I Vanderbilt (Ue) Mississippi State 28 Arkansas State (Jonesboro) I North Carolina 27 Maryland LRU 22 Kentucky 7 Ole Miss 24 Hardln-Simmnna I Tennessee 14 Alabama 1 Tulane II Navy a Tulsa 59 Drake I William and Mary 12 North Carolina Stale 8 VMI 13 Tampa 11 Ml DIVERT Cfilorado 20 Iowa Stale 2 Illinois 2e Minnesota 2 Iowa 22 Wisconsin 9 Missouri 32 Kansnif State 8 Northwestern 35 Michigan 24 Notre Dame 9 Duke 7 Ohio Slate 49 Indlnna 8 Oklahoma 43 Kansas 9 Furdue 14 Michigan Slats 2 Boston College 21 Blarquette IS EAST Army 35 Virginia 6 Cornell 12 Yale 7 Harvard 25 Columbia 9 Holy Cross II Dartmouth 8 Pennsylvania 21 Brown 29 Princeton 49 Colgate 13 Penn State 31 Boston 9 Pittsburgh 15 West Virginia 8 Syracuse 33 Nebraska 9 Yillanova 9 Wake Forest 7 ROITHWERT Austin 54 Southwestern (Memphis) 9 Oklahoma Stale 7 Houston 9 Baylor 29 Texas Teeh 7 New Mexico 33 Arizona 13 Oklahoma State 7 Houston 9 Biro 13 SMU 7 TCU 24 Texas AIM 3 Texas 24 Arkansas 8 FAR WEST Air Force Academy 18 Slaa ford 0 California 14 Southern California 12 North Texas State 12 Brigham Young 9 Oregon State 29 Idaho 9 Utah State 27 Montana 14 Wyoming 7 Colorado State 8 Washington State 8 Oregon 0 Utah 20 Denver 19 UCLA 20 Washington 0 (Picture oh Page Two) Tk Aianctatrg gn ATLANTA Oct lS-Underdog Georgia Tech threw up an impregnable clutch defense Saturday and held unbeaten Auburn the nation's second ranked football power to a 7-7 tie in their Southeastern Conference battle Thus the Yellow Jackets gave Auburn a taste of its own for Auburn's string of 17 straight victories was built on a defense rated the best Dodd Plays It Safe Auburn dominated toe first half and scored early in the second period When Tech crashed through for its touchdown In the -fourth quarter Coach Bobby-' Dodd played it safe rather than gamble for the two-point conversion which would have brought victory if good or defeat if missed Tommy Wells a sophomore kicking specialist coolly booted toe tying point In the final seconds of the game Weils tried a field goal-from toe Auburn 39 but it was' short and off line as toe final' whistle blew 1 But even a tie with the titantie Tigers was hailed ai a moral -victory for Tech by the capacity crowd of 44726 and the Yellow Jacket fans went wild Until Tech quarterback Fred Braselton intercepted an Auburn pass and returned it 16 yards to 1 the visitors 36 Tech had never seriously threatened The Jackets were held to a lone first down in the first half Two Braselton passes to Frank Nix and Jerome Green took the ball to the Auburn 11 Then Braselton took aim at Jack Rudolph and toe Tech end made a falling catch at toe one after Tommy Lorino tipped the ball into the air but couldn't bat it down BraarHoa Goes Over It took Braselton three qiiar -terback sneaks to ram 'It toe final yard The flashing feet of Lorino end sophomore fullback Ed Dyas broke defense briefly in the first quarter Dyas zipped 18 yards to the Tech 29 and Lorino zigzagged 26 more to the three as the first period ended Dyes lugged it two yards into the end zone on the second play of the second quarter Quarterback Lloyd Nix who kept toe pressure on Tech with his deadly roll out option plays kicked the point a Auburn Toed ITS (IS NICK BUONI (16) MEMPHIS STATE QUARTERBACK PICKED UP 12 YARDS BEFORE BEING TACKLED BY JOE BONIFACIO (30) AND LEE KLEIN (66) Photo by Lloyd Dinkins WWW so Bulldogs 28 Tigers 26 Unbeaten Texas Memphis State Surprised By The Citadel Raps Arkansas' Homecoming Ruined anl forth for the greater part or fake kick formation and it waa following kickoff to win the half there was no hint of 16-12 for The Citadel Woodworth Chefalo and jthe fireworks to come But withl Four minutes later The Cita-: Daugherty got to the Tiger eight ifive seconds left The Citadel' del had it 22-12 Memphis State in three cracks There the Ti- As Underdog Cadets Triumph 28-26 By VINCENT THILLKN THE CITADEL Lett Saundan Wation Uft Oulllfnrd Slrpcl Lett ClewUnd JnlinWB Krlltr Stnbrrlir Rl(ht 11 Hellene It Klein Right Stewart Dandmn narta Right euell Maguire Yielding Quarter bar a Nett lei Guererri Miller Lett Daughertp Hughea Right Chefalo GumbrtU Woodworth Snnlficlo MEMPHIS STATE Left enda Sterling Coffee Left Buckner Aimatrang Left Halchcock Self Tireg Taglnr Lntl Right MUliena Randolph Right McKinnon Oweng Right Lhn Carrington Hrira Buoni Left Wlrnpee Malhleu Lora tone Right Sieedlrg Reeat Ramirez Opens Scoring For Longhorns In 24-6 Win 'ended a 79-yard march with fumbled on its own 34 Guererri I Dick Guererri passing to Bob Joe Chefalo and Bob Daugherty Saunders for the score Guererri ripped off the yardage before Along the rocky uphill road to to Ray Woodworth for! Bill Hughea tods it in from the: was no trick from there even LhLk urI two-pointer making it 8-6 three pass for two was though the Bulldogs were pen- gers held but on fourth down Nettles tried a pass and interference was called on the one It bUt AUSTIN Oct Rene Ramirez a limiter Latin with a overcome nrWnUw? -thCy mUStfor toe Bulldogs inogood alized five yards Daugherty turned right end for- the score from six yards out Guererri in- Guererri intercepted a Buoni tokirk forint but tt JwmLT ter in the third Peri0d 1x11 was blocked? the touchdown Citsdei WM held deep in its DlocKea MOr-SMIiy in! It wasn't really necessary I in1 wSSworthT Logd rarnali Lglek WINS 26-0 him HARVARD Guarcrrll i Just a few ticks remained 5 imr fa tk neai kickoff Cuererri booted a1Roh Tap did work!" aueh dis- I appointment of 8803 homecom- CiZw "7" tne Bulldog got state atanea ityird penalty got back ing fans The Citadel out scored wrFnlrJffilnk Bob did maior workito HflllM 1 ran INrltlaa Huihaa 1 ran I Pa lunl Stale had the Bulldogs stopped yards on a touchdown jaunt tha second quarter to fire unde-ifa(d feated Texas to a 244 Southwest Gqpference victory over Arkan-i0lmp aas haturaay night Ramirez' startling holt through the Mldog sritti aminute a rrowded field was the the Tigels in a razzlinlazzle ex-ind" 1 hat the Hearn- w1w left But tSSro three passes from scrimmage for a Texas hibition ilbe J2- At I140 he kept the ball to go one iLd Ut back since 14 and came after The Tigers had their chances orinVrotur" I "TT H'am Thua Tigers soaked up the Razorbacks had moved in At times they were brilliant iff -t fe front on a short touchdown at others and these were crucial nm lhe c0nvrsl0n but uii filladi Hturn 1 ran IHaarn mm ParrlUi I ran Iran filladi Daughartg 1 tun I kick ttIMI STATISTICS Mrtu SUta 11 I lb ntadrl JS 4 TI Ml drive Hr Sown Bg ruahln EIaibfbftt day nicht asain at' Sr KSK 610 left toQpp stadium against Chatta- S2j they were uninspired If any outstanding fault can be named it in Columbia Is Smothered As Stars NEW YORK Oct 18-(AP)-Harvard continued its football comeback by smothering Columbia 26-0 Saturday Charles Ravenel a sophomore ii quarterback from Charleston 213 had a hand in the first sii three Harvard touchdowns is! The fleet 5-9 back set up the first score with a pass and plunged over from the 1- Ravenel lateraled to Tom Lawson for the second TD and moved the ball into position for Albie Cullen to dash eight yards for the third Memphis State State Ahead At Half 'load at 26-22 it was 12-8 for Memphis the game Center ith with Flflh Loss Billy Lott So It was the first Southwest wd hsvf be defense Conference game for Texas and th P0 acWinS next was the fifth loss of the year for Steedley Scores First one all Number nulling atlcmpti I Nat yard nulling 1TI I Yanli mat rukhtng 44 Paaara allamplad Rl QUELL CYCLONE Paw Inlwraptm feg 1 opened the second two plays Paul Parrish took two Unbeaten Colorado akes 1-: ii I Avarag punt Punu had blackad Puma ntviwd Slate at the half and most every- grabbed off a Nettles pass on thought they saw the hand-'the Tiger 48 Steedley contrib-' writing on the turf It was there utpd a 27-yard run and Buoni BUFFS right but misinterpreted ran the option to the eight in 20-0 Triumph by gobbling up a quick punches at the line making the and to the last three yards for the score State opened the scoring in the first period when The Citadel failed to get off a punt because STATISTICS Auburn Tlrtl Hnt Sima IJ IB Rmhlni ruSasa 2 PaaaMi larbai 34 II Paaan 4-11 l-ll Pam Intatnptad bp Punt T-401 1S-4IT FUablaa Mat Yards panallsad SB It the Porkers watched Texas mixed its running and passing games effectively against the light Arkansas line But the Longhorns looked as in a work Ravenel also ran around right end for a SO 4 4 0 TO jjvtwo points after the second touch- Florida State Victor down Rambles BRUNSWICK NJ Oct TALLAHASSEE Fla Oct 18 Florida State University held Virginia Tech's top-ranking offensive leader in complete check Saturday to beat th Gobblers 28-0 in a fumble- When Ravenel left toe game for a well-deserved rest Ron Johanson passed 10 yards to Glenn Haughie for the final tally Columbia lost the ball four times on fumbles Three of them Rutgers stampeded 57-12 Saturday in touchdown parade Billy Austin led directly to Harvard touch-! marred game before 8000 rain-downs i soaked fans AMES Iowa Oct Pumblm Uitt of spoor snap from center om half the Bulldog 12 Memphis State kick returning Tiger used three plays absorbing a 15-' 43 Sopping up a 15-yard penalty Buoni couldn't run the conver-ni yard penalty enmute before the Bulldogs guided by sopho-sion nTirnii mmn flat as uncapped fizz water ending Laverne Steedley acrossimore quarterback Jerry Nettles 1 That four-point lead seemed affliction of fumbles and a hPll lh fo Fred Hearn tried jin his first real test used a pair safe in view of Memphis State's ItwaStatodefi to torn back pety Porker backs churned 103 tje conversion but of passes and seven running new life That quickly drained the Cyclones 20-0 Sautrd yards rushing After Ramirez itmiMed plays for the score Nettles ran however as The Citadel George Adams 204-pound full- run Texas appeared to be a dif- the teams' battered back the two-point conv ersion from pounded hack 6S yards with the back plunged for two Colorado lerent club scores Eddie Dove skirted seven Alternate quarterback Vince ey- 7 1 Tm I yards for the last touchdown passing set up a field goal try in the second period after thundering Mike Dowdie had scored from the two Dntv-dle's score followed a 35-yard drive which began with Dowdie recovering a Hog fumble on the 35 With time running out James Rhillinhurg 219-pound tackle came in to boot a 19-yard field goal Matthews Connects Texas tacked on its last score Vh ArkaT the shinbone' Ta mm determine Alabama Red Elephant' 'l his day night as the Tigers won their' punt on lhe 37 Two running rnnAN rHan motnh 117 fifth straight game before a Rutgers NEW The Cyclones were not without 'scoring opportunities hut a over Buckneli stronger Colorado defense an unstopahle crushed four drives led by tailback Billy Majors Scores Twice As The Tide Drops Cannon Scores Twice ToT1 lllcifTP SllOClcS Hard-Fought Contest 14-7 Pace LSU 32-6 Saturday afternoon and won football match 14-7 game Bp Th AHOClatrd Ttru Navy With First Defeat sun-swuiched a plays netted five and Matthews record 65000 fans Cannon slashed 19 NORFOLK Va Oct 18 A and two spirited hard-driving and shifty to level off a historic series at 18 triumphs hit end Roy Goodman for nine on the 23 Halfback Bobby Ma-i sart'ie on'the first 'ard for touchdowns as LSU ftiane football team" spearhead- tocha plowed to the 14 and tlien ninth ranked in the Associated rd bv quarterback Richie Pctit- r- i 01 i nr sccwKi pcrioa nen iru- I I k- Matthews found Goodman rond in the tackBmiajOTsiwered toe Tennessee 40 before Murrav Prc? P011- "on ita Sout1- bon nudged highly-favored Navy tsllhe strong-side right tackle Orange key by spilling Jackson Bowl kl a rather badly-needed yard for minus 12 in a most delicate cendidate EafdJM yards in game Saturday a9ii iniiniwiHi'n u-hioh u'sc'aifiifltiAn pni Finniunti carries ior a nine-ara aeraj5 Greeniesf losers In their a four previous gamesv took a 7-0 17 Atop 9 nm ikiok failodi lUnirfi S3 run Urkjr klrkl Dmrdlt 3 run iLarkoy kirk) i4hpanIhWniiat(hnn even more bitterly necessar' 'couldn't make up for that Quarterbacks Warren and Durel Matheme chipped in in'the A Little Help with a potent passing attack sixth-ranked Middies saw Tu Sam Burklow's toe made it 7-0 a and the Orange Ogres never looked back though had they Rather few among the 3-1000 good for two touchdowns Rahh score a touchdown late ttfatorht kirk) Ark JO II M2 1 2 Ift-ttt Frnaluftl sy Pint Downi Rashln YArdait Pawmi Yardai fawn riMM Xntrrrrpd Punt Lot a Vols 14 Tide 7 irately0 £SanalarrepasiinR ha md in the drire mkhTcIf period! i kicked to the midst of the field third quarter attack which might have fixed a Majors Ulrcw nine-yaid Bl (lU" I pass to winghack Bobby Sandlin 11 Pclitiion was the big man on 7 11 4-33 ALABAMA Sacnmt Touchdiiwn Rrdni 9 ran Dvi k'rktd) tubman 4 run lihn klckMli Hendrix It paa fmm Rabb Ikkk hofh Caniwn It run iCantwa klrkHi 'cnllrd ft MTiart ftftmff DUl With 1 'm vehemence and did most of his caanm i ipu taiMi team's passing His adroit ling of pla-s kept toe Middies off 'balance Princeton Wins Handily Lrfl Hramm Uwr) Lrfl Vallrito Snnth Rav Lfr Sima PhHImi Hftlninbar'k Blrvinr Rifht Carhian llalnM Rif hi Slnflnn Hannah Ruhr Gra Jaikmn Smith Lft Cruet Srulrll Bvm O'Strtn Rfht Mrrimn Stapa Frank TCKNESftR Smith crashed three over center The second half was still jun- and the Orange Ogrei had their ior grade when the Orange very first down Ogres struck again this time' Majors loped seven through across only 34 yards which re- tackle and when the1 Red Ele-quired eight plays not one ofPhants showed excessive en-which is likely to become a pe thusiasm in his apprehrnsion of-manent phrt of history And this ficiela slapped their wicked time Majors selected the weak Tits with a roughing penalty lft anda-lAnm Taak Laft shafn- Jarkann Ltlt Urbann scnatlr lukowilrt Srann DKiiarr Hu-hanrt Ruhr Ann(rMir Iinrr Rlnrklnff Bartlpr Cartvrliht Majnr Kttr Band I in tirphtna lurklnw South S-Mln PRINCETON NJ Oct NavY had expected a passing api TTitpK Scott i tonhomorp attack primanly luiint crosiM vi- lcft id (which Strong to the Crimson 17 Six short run- had gtarted a varsity he Middies by sticking to the Rifht Srhalfrr' Shltlrii Kriuw etlOUgh in this easel to go har- ning pa-shustlettothe one a Ray Emi Wind On the Greenies' 83-yard pooning through the last seven nd then Majors surged across for their first score they yards So again it was Burk's he Rerond Prrwxl began lh s)ar)( j-jurjpx didn't go to the air once Maann Inter I OP struck without hesi- uay Prinrelon to an The Tulane line proved un-here he P1 "ij folTr Jm Sed amto iStaM When Alabama got rolling illation in the third period for impressive 40-13 victory over usually ferocious and although end lb5 Siee -the ball a'tin was on the goal nnarfnrhaplc Jne Tranrhini Of score Bellino tned to run for later toe ball still was on ine goai Navvomoleted 10 of 19 tosses two points and failed Tulane'10 Tulane took it there on '-ost of them were short gainers' wa content to kick for one point downs and thereafter except for rai isin- ost of them were snore gainers rgch touch(knvn the Middies' lone scoring drive' araMa TiMbiai iraa Tulsaa Holds first-period break on which stopped the Navy offense niaM-Minm The on successful Navy of-Navy failed to capitalize pn- In the waning moments of the Malor Flrtt Ann RuiRInr vanlaii Panitnf fardata ftCORING US tTs'TS 'aSSSS to MaJors took the first Alabama hapless Ctoigat'e' i-r-d ami ip-ivm kick i' cover 80 yards The Red Ele- punt on his 44 and was sniffing: statistics 'phants limited their play output daylight from ithe Red Elephant as ui 11 Bobby Jackson sneaking! 34 when Jim Blevins hacked him dC WlllS lItIw i3i 'the last yard in somewhat down from the rear MILWAUKEE Oct tAP) shame-faced fashion so that Pete Smith turned the flank for nine touchdowns passed by T-1B Famaa Fmm IntirrcvtM bf Unta (avt TVLAM 14 S14 34 S- a-jii i Reaves could kick tha extra 'and then Majors eut three quarterback John Amabile car-tensive was the exception KHV rf "TLa I Wih only four minutes of the through tackle Smith attained ried Boston College to a 21-13 failure to click on major upset Tranrhini had re-th be ty omcUrra-'j" 3hv gams remaining howevrrlth hostile seven over the left victory over Marquette Saturday lone losses Throwing to Joe revered I Tom MrOeliar is fum- smudged -3 poM't'Pj-yju4-w- Tula 'insm: Alabama set a fuse from Its 21 side and then Majors squeezed night in a tumble-filled football Bellino and Roland Brandquist We on to Tulan 21 in the first perate passing attack with Jim mmneH 2 find throwing tli hnll with thmufth thnt wttk lft flank and ftaniR that parked most of ita fv advanced the hall fiwn thetwo minutes but Navy wa Maxfield deapetiion reached the was acw citement into the aecond period Navy 3 to the Tblane from stymiH iwa checked in the lart -irt RAYT 4-2 2 mm wr Of rnr u- TT smanra 1 'S 1L.