The Commercial Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • 46

THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 23 19GG SECTION 3 David Bloom Georgia Rallies Break Kentucky In 27-15 Contest With Football Doubleieaders One Game Helps The Other Some A Sellout Of Crump For Th First i Football doubleheaders are for the hardy The attraction is obvious Four good teams playing a fresh opportunity to make comparisons good college football for five hours (or more) and the spirit tit goes with it And the drawbacks are just if plain A guy has to park twice which means get to the game twice Between games he has to rush out for a meal rush back for the kickoff of the second one find hi seat struggle home and be ujf bright but maybe not early for Sunday morning activities 4 In the matter of attendance (kies one gtme help the othr? The answer is yes but a limifed yes Take twin attrac ATHENS Ga Oct 22 Georgia unveiled a dual quarterback punch and girded it with bruising defensive play to overwhelm spirited Kentucky Saturday for a 27-15 Southeastern Conference football victory Quarterback Kirby Moore came up with a 10-point passing attack to go with his strong running game and joined with safety man-turned-quarterback Lynn Hughes to lead the Bulldogs to their fifth victory in six games Kentucky cashed in on a key FW Work to rally twice for the home- JriI'M Praise coming triumph which kept 1 Georgia unbeaten in conference play From UT Coach Special to The Commercial aomoI tion at Memphis Memorial feta- Mist dium How many true Ole Miss KNOXVILLE Tenn Oct 22 Moore scored a touchdown and passed for another to Rive-Charlie Ful pling hi irgia a 14-7 halftime edge 5 at supporters stuck around aftnr the game with Houston to see Ale nj- phis State play Tulsa? Md did Memphis State fans arrivh early so that they could see Qle Miss and Houston in action? The first game dr the night game 27604 Early Maxwell wk is coordinator for college ball games at Memphis Memorial thought that each crowd was swelled somewhat by the other He keeps his finger on the pulse Buddy Wells the stadium manager said that in advance sales about 30 per cent of the customers bought tickets for both games at the same time but Kentucky went out In frontis in the third period when Jim 29-17 vc' Jim Van Note blocked a Carolina goal attempt and linebacker i Fulton the former Whitehav-Jobn Harris picked up the ball High School star carried and raced to the Georgia five 'the ball 13 times for 76 yards The Wildcats scored on quar-jHe was also the leading terhack Terry Beadles' four-lground gainer last Saturday yard run and went ahead 15-14 Alabama when he on a pass from Beadles 54 yards in his first Larry Seiple for a two-pointer time 1 the new positnn Ob-' Hughes moving from vtously the quarterback who safety to fill in for Moore I turned wingback finds his lat-who was injured in the third -est job even more to his liking quarter led Georgia 68 yards rolling out for a 10-yard sprint His work again brought for the touchdown praise from coach Doug Dick- Hughes then hit Sandy John- who also included fullback eon on a pass for two points to Mauriello in the plaudits give Georgia a 22-15 edge Mauriello slammed the middle Bob Etter added a 34-yard 12 times for 62 yards field goal and linebacker Hap-1 game should be good py-Dicks caught Beadle us" Dickey said "espe-trying to pass for a 13-yard cially for the team for having loss in the end zone for ajto pull out and come from safety to put Georgia ahead) behind Probably the big play 27-15 ithat got us started was the 'touchdown pass to Richmond End Billy Payne put Georgia Flowers in the first half That The First Was Very Big The first Southeastern Conference doubleheader ever staged in Memphis on Sept 25 1954 Tennessee beat Mississippi State 19-7 in the afternoon and Ole Miss won from Kentucky 28-9 at night The games were at old Crump Stadium and the daylight affair drew 28523 the night game 28545 That represented capacity for the good old joint Buddy Wells believes that a similar doubleheader would pack Memphis Memorial The chance for one however is remote if not non-existant In those less complicated days Ole Miss and Mississippi State alternated playing Tennessee in Memphis And the Rebels played several of their home games here Now they are largely committed to their campus or Jackson although the Houston game was transferred to Memphis for drawing purposes Curiously Houston and Ole Miss took part in another doubleheader in Memphis in 1961 and Memphis State was a party to it too The Rebs whanged Houston 47-7 and Memphis State knocked off Southern Mississippi 21-7 The afternoon game drew 17000 the night game about 22000 on recollection set the spark Tennessee was down 11-0 at the time and only 1:44 remained in the half when Dewey Warren threw to Flowers for a 21-yard touchdown Flowers grabbed the ball on the sideline about the 10 eluded the defender and danced across the goal thought our offense did a good job Fulton and Mauriello i in front in the second quarter when he outfought defender Jerry Davis for a leaping touchdown grab of a 13-yard desperation pass from Moore Moore set up the Bulldogs' first score when he punted to the Kentucky one The Bulldogs got the ball back on the Kentucky 31 Moore hit passes of 12 yards to Randy Wheeler and 13 yards to Bill Me- Tennessee Charlie Fulton Pounds For Short Yardage Vols Rallied To Stop Fired Up South Carolina 2 9-17 At Knoxville (Additional Story on Page One) -UPI Tdmhoto Wliorter before rolling outran the ball well" Dickey ardund right end for three saidL finally got the ball' yards and the touchdown to Flowers where he could show his speed" Interception Ends Threat To Ranking Kentucky went ahead 7-0 early in the second quarter whpn a clipping penalty gave the Wildcats the ball on the Georgia 40 Beadles hit Seiple for a 35-yard gain and then passed seven yards to the speedy tailback for the Flowers caught six passes for 103 yards including two for touchdowns The first covered 21 yards and the second 37 "You make mistakes against a good football team and Tennessee is a very good terback Kim King early in Pontius put the Greenies on the scoreboard with a 24-yard field goal The Preps Suffer Some College football and pro football are reaching toward new heights in attendance almost everywhere Memphis once had tremendous crowds for Prep League games often filling Crump Stadiom Once That was years and years ago Now the crowds are rather distressingly small although the caliber of football is perhaps equal to that of a decade or so ago It was heartening to note that 4500 crowded the new Firestone Park field for the Cathdic-Frayser game Yet 1 there were only 1261 to see White Station beat Oakhaven at the Fairgrounds and 1610 for the Christian Brothers 1 victory over Kingsbury at Halle Stadium Father Bertrand and Douglas drew wily 1270 at Melrose There are many many more teams nowadays amf1 consequently conflicts in schedules The kids have to play two or three nights a week usually and few people will go' to three games a week But they play well and they deserve more support Rating The Schedules In the past Ole Miss has taken a rather severe going-over for alleged powderpuff football schedules Ole Miss claimed with some justification that getting the real schedules was tough and sometimes impossible It is interesting to note that ore rating service (Kickoff) places Ole 1966 schedule as second in strength in major college football The strength-of-schedule formula showing something aA IlgbAtNkM PkltoAM nltoto 4 called Rice ATLANTA Ga Oct (AP)-Georgia Tech's Bill Eastman raced 99 yards with an intercepted pass to pace the sixth-ranked Yellow Jackets to a 35-17 football victory over a tough Tulane Green Wave Saturday Eastman picked off Tulane quarterback Bobby Duhon's pass just short of the goal and threaded his way along the sideline for the score which broke open the game as the Greenies were threatening a comeback Just seconds later Tech back' asp 1 1 fcglfaotball team" Coch Paul k( om tram BMiM (AnvM'Dietzel of South Carolina said Maera I run (EtNr kick) "Ti- Pavnt 11 aau Irom Moari (Eller The fumble that allowed tack) Beadlei 4 run (Main dm loam Tennessee to score just before the half and the interception early in the second half were the third period with a broken hand and fractured rib But Larry Good took over and kept the Jackets moving although it was brilliant defense which accounted for the last two scores This was Georgia Tech's sixth straight victoiy without a loss and the second defeat for the Greenies against four wins Tulane exploded the first time it got the ball moving from its own 18 to the Tech eight where the Yellow Jackets halted the drive But Uwe Go Mua-wi II run IJatimon dm tram Wuynetl Go-1 i FG Eltar SotHy Baadln tocklfd In and 4SMI big mistakes by us Otherwise'by Warren Bankston we played about as well as we )and went 40 yards for a are capable and we certainlyitouchdown that put the game got good effort" lout of reach South Carolina used Mike Giles Smith grabbed a throw the Tech seven and seemed about to put the squeeze on the nationally-ranked Yellow Jackets But interception and run ended that threat and sent the 44335 mostly partisan fans home happy Tech lost its starting quar- TraiUng 21-19 early in the fourth period Tulane moved to Orlando Cepeda Is Top Pick For Baseball Comeback Title Champion Wins To Retain Title As Crowd Riots "power places at the pinnacle followed by Ole Miss Southern California South Carolina Pittsburgh Illinois and Notre Dame Rice gets a 1002 figure but Alabama is away down 50th at 946 Of course Alabama know that some of its opponents be quite so difficult this year but you have to suspect Louisiana Tech Vanderbilt and 'South Carolina pulled them down a bit Memphis schedule comes 68th at 894 and 40th at 956 Let me quickly add that the findings aren't mine friends just passing them along Phil Regan of the Los Angeles Dodgers by three votes During that drive Duhon who had the best day of his career with 228 total yards hit end Lanis for 31 yards and for 12 Duhon crossed the Tech goal from the eight on a cutback but an offside penalty wiped out the touchdown and forced the field goal try Tech also tried a field goal in the first period But the 46-yard attempt by specialist Bunky Henry was wide of the mark The Yellow Jackets moved I yards in 11 plays for their first score Tailback Lenny Snow dived over from the two and Henry added the first of his five conversions with 5:52 left in the second period Snow also scored third touchdown to give him a total of nine for the year Tech put its second score on the boards with just two seconds left in the half It came on a disputed 38-yard pass from King to wingback John Sias who caught the ball as he fell over the goal and it rolled away after he fell Oebiglg TbCfe TuE-W Fonflue' Si' Snow lye (Honrv kick) tiae pau from King (Henry Snow two run (Henry kick) (Fstocn 15 pan tram Banksl 'TtonHukklcjO oilman rvfctekL IW 42 pom Intarttpllon (Htn- TiiLkvcni Chur chick Gets iiumbnv flirt Fair and Ted WinKard at iilishers IxOllinU quarterback and between them TnKinC onrifif) Jbey threw 15 times complet-i omp iOioraun ing 6 for yards Winack BOULDER Colo Oct 22 Ben Garnto threw once but it (AD Quarterback Bobjwas eight yards for a touch-Chnrchich rallied seventh- down ranked Nebraska for two 'Tennessee is a beautiful touchdowns in the last quarterfootball team to watch" one in the final minute tojzel said realize Tennessee overtake Colorado 21-19 in a) had a tough time getting up Big Eight Conference game for us after two heartbreakers Saturday ibut they really came out after Trailing 19-7 at halftime theM in the second half" unbeaten Comhuskers blunted Dickey returned the compli-the rollout nins and passes of mem "South Carolina did a lolorado quarterback Dan Kel-god job of getting ready to 'nu7 bu 8M-TUty kept control toChurchich Thecoming and comine even 170-pound quarterback took the'he fourth quarter They're Nebraskans on a 71-yard trip tough outfj to the Colorado late in of JJS cau third quarter but the Buf-jJieas0ll ia faloes smeared him on two! scorm plays as he tried to make the JJJ" 11 final yard I sc-fg root 11 1 7 u-x I -Gregory POM from Garnto NEW YORK Oct 22-(UPI) Orlando Cepeda who was acquired by the St Louis Cardinals in a controversial trade with the San Francisco Giants on May 8 has been voted the National comeback player of the year by the United Press baseball experts URV'Ci THAEE ARE DEADLOCKED Matty Alou of the Pittsburgh Pirates ranked third in the balloting with four votes followed by Lindy McDaniel and Gaylor Perry of the Giants Felipe Alou of the Atlanta Braves and Don Drysdale of the Dodgers MEXICO CITY Oct Carlos Ortiz retained his world lightweight title Saturday night on a bloody riot-marred fifth round technical knockout over Sugar Ramos Ortiz opened a cut over the left eye of Ramos and referee Billy Conn who had tried to stop the fight in the fourth round and desisted because the mob threatened to riot finally sent Ramos to his corner SOUTH'S LARSEST STOCK OF LOCKIIS 242 So Second St PHONE The 6-foot 2-inch 219-pound with one vote each One vote 278-2450 slugger from Ponce was the choice of nine of the 24 experts who participated in UPI's annual post-season survey to beat out relief pitcher 21 0 Score Is Low In Austral ian Masters Golf MELBOURNE Australia Oct 22 (AP) Roberto DeVicenzo of Argentina and two Australians Kel Nagle and Frank Phillips were dead- locked for first place Saturday after the first three rounds in' the Australian Masters golf tourney Each had a 210 total for 54 holes The final 18-hole round over the par 73 6767-yard Victoria Course will be played Sunday Billy Casper US Open champion from San Diego i Calif has a total of 222 i Churchich kept throwing gjgw "i left he put run WripM kick Tr MourMto 1 run VDrnt kick with 10 minutes left he put also went to Billy Hitchcock who led the Braves in a late-season drive after replacing Bobby Bragan as manager The 1966 panel was made up of one writer representing each city in the majors plus four UPI sportswriters The UPI sportswriters are sports editor Leo Petersen Milton Richman of New York Ed Sainsbury of Chicago and Scott Bwillie of San Francisco Ole Miss-Houston Final Statistics Oto mih Houtt Sfcttoieg Leckpre Peru Mae Shop Deoka Begckeg Htoala PgldliE Cfcalro Office Drake Office Chain nie Cablaetp Sartlic Fllre Cut Backe Stack Carte IMKKDIATE DELIVERY Write far Catalog lad Pricap MILL-MORRIS STEEL PEODUCTS DISTRIBUTORS INC 0 Bos PkaM SIS-SUf mwnrmi pom tram warm njn Pm Failed ATIITICI sc-wmpvd 1 3 The crowd throwing bottles and stones stormed into the ring and Conn and other officials were hit by flying objects The managers of this two fighters got into a mild dispute i while debris rained about them Bill Dailey Ortiz' man-frager battled his way out of 101 the ring with blood streaming his face and into his l4fshirt-collar after being hit by a 11 rock He and manager 21 pom from (Mien aAf" Fenton kick) Fifil downa By rushing pasting By penalty Total rush -pass plays Yards gamtd (nail Number rushing alttmpto Nat yards rushing 174 Yards toot Fosses attempted IS Fosses complatfd together a 63-yard scoring march including three passes for 41 yards to Dennis Morri-I son who scored on an 1 1-yard Vmi down throw Stopping Colorado's offensive tejj 1(ctl)fK efforts cold the conference defending champions drove 68 vorm pnaird -ivirps in 12 plays to score with seconds remaining on dim rp iq jTa a 'a two-yard plunge Ttfw 11 1-14 Yards taintd passing Ill Imerctptod by 7 Jerceptod by Yards Inter coot ions ratomad 7-491 Nuntbpr punli average '7 7-MI Flint average 4-10S returns ovoropo Klrkoft avarapa MS 4-14J A solid 300-hitter who averaged 31 homers and 109 runs batted in a year from 1958 through 1964 Cepeda spent most of the 1965 season on the Number va tumbles lost Number menu 1 1 iron' DISQUALIFIED exchanged insults while police lliry Wachholu kicked his Good Chris Awarded aC1 wouu 'nn AWBraBa rir mob Ortiz was taken from the In Memorial Race ring behind a flying wedge of jtK-rd point after touchdown to jPiish the scoring INDIVIDUAL FIGURE IGURES VIP LEASING OLR MISS RUSHING Alt Com Li nh bench with a knee ailment and hitting only 265 when the S4 n'kii'i flelLTr'i in towels and robes to protect cXanom IS Philip Godfrey him rom SSr rTOntt limihed hremph the air IBS I i 1 a'P? 19 Siwas Ibatted Three Tar Wake Forest Prove Tough CHAPEL HILL Oct 22 (AP) Chick George booted a 40-yard field goal and Wake Forest's Deacons stopped North Carolina scoring threats twice inside the five-yard line for a 3-0 victory Saturday The field goal wbs the longest of five kicked by George this season With the boot he tied a season record at Wake Forest The game's only scoring came with 7:01 left in the first quarter traded him May 8 for Ray Sadecki He had only 176 in 33 games in '1965 With the Cardinals the receiving year-old righthanded slugger vm Tl? staged an impressive come- ii back to finish the season with a funting 1301 average 20 home runs and 73 runs batted in By the end of RETURNS "67 4-Dr LeSabre a 173-pnund junior) PAWTUCKET I Oct 22 bi head wrapped wjj quarterback ran for 9 yards (AP) 4rd passed for 71 in the first 3Ulf to build lead finished with 15 yards was disqualified and 'Romms toishing and 99 vards in the placed last Saturday in the) The crowd Was doubly en-! p-tgir 517350 James Connors bccause they thought' i Churchich who completed moria rac NarracansFit RaT wa 10 take the Flar-jtx of nine passes for yards park j- p'inncchio Jr Ramo knocked Ortiz the first half finished with Ch'r iVirdwi wn in the second round and shoe of 34 for 236 yards mris was awarded first waf ainjrt the gwka 2 is-r rhri a--Kaa inaK champion in his SoKjr-die ormB" Ui ettofc' ba ai Jr th? mi nd c0mcback bid when an oId cut eJ2S5S run Rb to-iyei S-s MeTnth race for 2 over hi cyp olds Ramos has frequently won SSSL fighLs in the past half covered The favorite bore in sharply ih blood' his t'm midway down the wa protect the stretch as Lowboy was being challenger from further dam- up hjm and age Good Chris The latter in turn Mets Sign Three r-lNEW YORK Ort I 2 or 3 Years FUNT no vto the season St Louis fans rated PASS INTERCEPTIONS PeMr Stoerlef SeSIg eM Tlefe Aetonieflc TreeiailMiee Air CeediHeeeS WiedikieM USAIRE For Only WILDCATS For Only i9M99ltl9l A PPIOIeBI III 24 ELEOTRA 22S Frp Only 24 SPECIALS Far Only tMJO 24 AP) The Ne York Mets was bumped by Lowboy as no vat him the Cardinal's most dan-f ijgerous right-handed hitter Tennessee Freshmen Win i ss since Jo heyday in' I S'the lS30s HOUSTON "USHNJfHCto-u Ji tt' i passing 1 1 (AP) Unbeaten Miami 'in both high school and open ggreiiiNc' 1 riding the leadership of divisions Bob Reddington of 6 no yol td Bruce Matte and the running the Knoxville Tenn Track I of Joe Kozar outclassed Ohio Club crossed the finish line for University Saturday 33-13 in a the foor-mile course record of 1 1 'key Mid-American the open division 49i htotball game The Rcdsk'rr IV I'igh School of Atlanta ya wnning their sixth straight nl wo i the high school team the season and extending the eh impionship with 58 points RETURNS Surra Ta qualify far this VIP offer you must meet the following qualifications: 1 Hera ohinmI Incama Sr pwmi if (12000 2 Hava yarfict credit driviaf and parignal record I la the heed of a butintM a major erecufivg or a raegeniwd prgfeuignel men To Make poficafion Call 4521105 FRANK MARINO Drake Rebounds Iphnounred Saturday the al pmclied between the other DES MOINES Iowa Oct IjSs of three free agent ball-two time was 1:47 3-5 K-(l'PI)-Drake rebounding from the Dominican vr inquiry the stew- from a loss to the "rsitv Republic They are shorMo- rh frit of imville thumped We 'ere pan Meriedes and Teodcit 1 to Jim Kentucky 37-21 Saturil art inez plus pitcher Franci- Bishi is a length was (he second Perez The three have been furihe Th- latter paid loss Fir Western The Hilltop Instructed to report to the 12 no and A length and pers are now 3-3 for the PUNT KICKOFF RETURN! Jets' minor league training a quarter fjrtrer ba was season Drake lost 66-26 to bw- CHARLES REED LEASING 2505 Poplar Ava Memphis Tana no Yf longest victoiy string and the top team in the open to 12 took a firm grip on first division was the Univeipity of place in the MAC with a 4-0 Tennessee freshman team with VlMi record 6 points Fla st week in Its first eason next Sun Stream wh: paid 1340 Louisville i to show -loss of the catip Jp Homestead spring PASS INTI afEPTlONS R'OVPFia 1 QBWi a 1 1 -fni F--a'isiA wip iU m4 pmfh 4iMa.