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gw IIH-W'JW LI to 1 'wmnw a mrey fp-m Alabama 21 Fla St 0 (iwn Sou Miss 3 Auburn 0 NDame 28 Sou Calif 7 (npO Ohio St 20 10 Nebraska 38 Colorado 13 Mich St 14 Purdue 10 Illinois 28 Duke 14 Wash St 8 Indiana 7 hm 0 (FW nQ nao Ft SECTION KNOXVILLE TENN 37901 SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 24 1965 2nd Half Punch KOs Houston 178 Tom Siler Nsws Itmttori Sports Ettar FG Interception Get U-T Started Defense Does It Again Archibald's TD Run Stuns Cougars Orangemen Stage 30-Second (Dyergram aad another story ea Page I) By MARVIN WEST Hitting despite heavy hearts Tennessee's unde feated Volunteers finally backed Houston Into a comer racked up 10 points in 30 seconds and accepted a rather routine 17-8 triumph at Neyland Stadium yesterday There was little joy and less shouting in victory No 3 which with two ties leaves the Vols the only major unbeaten team in this section of the country The crowd was 34504 including prep bands Fortunately an open date now precedes the Nov I showdown with rising Georgia Tech The U-T coaching staff jolted to the foundations by the tragic death of three associates will at least have time to think before the Yellow Jackets arrive Held scoreless until only 1:30 remained in the third quarter Tennessee cashed in an 80-yard drive for a field goal kicked 20 yards by David Leake NO Sprall breaks up trick pass from Mitchell to Leake (Set ether Treatises lleaston pictures sn Page I) FOOTBALL not like fishing You never throw back ia football But there was a marked lack of jubilation aad celebration ia the Tennessee dressing room after the 17-1 conquest of Houston The sua broke through occasionally on this somber afternoon but it did nothing to dispel the grief that shrouded Shields-Watkins Field The Vblunteers performed almost as robots They won as expected And most were tremendously relieved that the contest was over Now the sense of urgency is passing Time and hard work now can assuage the grief of coaches players and Volunteer partisans lime can help to do the trick as nothing else can The Volunteers preoccupied as they were played like a team determined not to lose Yet the victory was a long time ia coming But it was a football game played far the most unusual circumstances thus it must be viewed in that light The normal postgame yardstick is not valid ia this one play very well did we?" asked tailback Walter Chadwick who scored the second aad clinching touchdown Considering all things the Volunteers were superb not in play execution not ia tackling not in blocking no but superb ia courage high purpose and heart defense of course won the game The defense counted one touchdown that on Doug 20-yard romp with a stolen pass Doug is getting warmed up for that Georgia Tech game? Doug scored with a Tech pass a year ago The punt coverage team set up the second ID the dose-the-bara-door counter Funny thing about that fumble Dick Spratt was the deep man Jackie kick was high He was waiting for the ball but his arms were at his sides He looked as if would step out of the way at foe last second and hope the ball would hit and bound into the end sone At the very last moment he tried to field the ball lost the handle and there was Stan Mitchell to cover it for the Vblunteers 23 yards from the promised land This was the play that took Houston out of the ball game VOLS in the offensive line fold Coach Doug Dickey they found the Houston defenders extremely hard to block They rated the Cougars one of the strongest teams physically strong that Tennessee has faced This could have had a lot to do with sputtering offense And there were other factors too Tennessee had been last week for Alabama way way up Not only that players find it hard to fire 19 to a gung-ho level for a team from faraway that seldom excels in football that was going into this contest with four defeats in five tries WARREN MCVEA the first Negro to play against Tennessee on Shields-Watkins Field did nothing to help the Houston cause But it is significant that Coach Bin Yeoman continues to use him McVea doubtless has an abundance of natural ability The sophomore flanker has lost his confidence He had made plays that hurt the team He is fully aware of his shortcomings and it could be that he is trying too hard to live up to the fantastic buildup he got in August and September Most of the Houston partisans think the boy needs only a good game and develop into a big star Maybe But yesterday did nothing for him He was the receiver five times He caught one for 12 yards going down under a aolid impact from Gary Melton and Derrick Weatherford McVea dropped three passes and one was over- King Jackets Jar Middies Results Neyland Stadium flags fly at half mast a part of tna tribute to Vol cooches Charlie Rash Bill Majors and Bob Jones crash victims this past week 24-7 Romp Ole Miss Rolls Past Vanderbilt OXFORD Miss Oct 23 Bt-Mississippi's hungry Rebels used devastating Itae play ai aggressive defense today to bet me Vanderbilt 24-7 in a Conference football battle The taming pelet came sen ty tote Georgia Tech Hands Navy 37-16 Setback Soph Throws 3 Touchdown Passes Winners Show Aerial Punch Early (Sea Picture an Page 2) ATLANTA Oct 23 (UPI) Sophomore quarterback Kim King scuttled the Navy football team with a first-half aerial barrage today to lead find-up Georgia Tech to a 37-16 victory over the Midshipmen The left-handed King threw three touchdown passes and set up the Yellow Jackets' other soon and field goal as he completed 15 of 22 passes for 176 yards before intermission Tech led 23-0 at halftime and after the defensive backs turned in two king touchdown runs punt returns early la the third period Tech left King and running ace Lenny Snow on foe bench for most of the remainder of the game and let its substitutes finish ths contest Tech's first seem came ea a 11-yard field gsel by Timmy Carmichael which had been set up by for The a Jackets got King ruuuiug Mu 4 pletiou utmuk to eight fed foe Jackets 80 yards with too aa a 20-yard paaa to Cutty SEC Standings rr-v i i iih i i I I i I I i 102 ysrds offense half 40 yards shy time single-game Georgia Tech Mayer set by Billy seders peeler Jerry- rd deep to Ms owe ten get a bod sou Ureas a a peat ptsy I to pick it to pick ep no lev') had the hafl for half ef one play A first dawn arms ef tecemteg Glenn Grey wu Intercepted by Deng Archibald and what had bean stiff fight wu sudden ty a 1M bera-Wfrga Archibald's tearing ru was 20 yards Luka ceavcrted Thu Vote got another TD after Stan Mitchell recovered a fumbled punt at foe Cougar 23 Tailback Walter Chadwick did foe honors from the I Houston moving on puses against the second defense scored with 1:15 left ia the game Bo Burris threw six yards to Tom Beer for six points and to the Mine big end for two more on foe conversion Defensively foe Vote were men mm on foe ground Agate led by linebacker Frank Emanuel foe Orange limited Houston to 71 yards rushing Tom Fisher Bill Cameron Mack Gentry Bobby Frasier and a host of he foere flogged foa running game But Burris sad Dick Woodall completed 14 passes for 109 yards yet cam clou to other points passing game wu less effective than usuaL Quarterback Charley Fulton hit three of 11 and two deflections were intercepted Still it wu Fulton passes which led to toe breakthrough Twice be completed key gainers to Austin Denney and then hit Captain Hal WMttand with a third-down strike Great klckaff caveraga linebacker Fisher put tea to a hale at tea atari Tam tackled Dick Spratt at foa 0 aad alfougk foa Cur are made au first dswa aad got a beaming peat beat Km Hebert U-T opened with respectable field pesKteu From their foe Vote struck for three first downs Mitchell ran 10 on a draw Fulton turned ths corner for 12 and Chadwick butted to foa Houston 27 Tackle Paul Otis tipped Fulton's first pass linebacker Joe Rafter picked it off and darted back to foe 37 Burris immediately fired to Beer for 12 but foe Vote dug in tight Fisher Emanuel Archibald and Frezier making the stops which forced the punt Tennessee could not move this time and Juki Cotton punted back The Cougera lost a first to flagman and had to kick again Fulton fumbled on first down Houston's Mike Payte recovering it the U-T 20 Burris tried to pass Fisher batted the ball and tackle Gentry got it beck for the Vote at the 41 This flurry of excitement put Cotton nut the Cougars back deep with a 47-yard punt downed at the 0 The Vote held tight snd regained possession at the viators7 43 an ideal spot to launch a TD drive Mitchell thundering up the middle gained 14 pushing Ms career yardage total past 1000 But foe offense caught cold two ptays lost 13 yards snd Houston got off foe book Royce Berry Greg resins aad Tom Sea VOLS Page I HOUSTON TSNNSSSH t- Mt tsnn re a lmm tsnn-mm- MM a MM Ink NN-CkMwtak mm Ujmm ran (lmm ktakli kick) 4 MM Sumj7 Statistics HOUSTON II Tf MS M4S 1 44 Tr- Ml 4t Ml 1 M-W I Vm Vol-Houston Playback at 4 The playback ef yesterday's Timhiii Hsnslse game will he WATE-TV dunes! 0 UpretNpy Loforidge in 1963 Tech plays at Tennessee Nov On the Air TODAY waia-Tv ca ws AMatacUame JNPU e-nTcs at 1 WATS-' officials rated Me kau touched the graead before ke boomed off a 84-yard kick Aad Ole Mhe teak ever at the Csmmsdsre IS Fleet halfback Doug Cunningham circled left and on the first play for the touchdown and foa Rebe ware to control foa rest of the way In the third quarter quartan back Jimmy Heidel threw a a tong pass to and Rocky Ftem- tog Ho caught foo ban oa foa run and sprinted 20 yards on a 10-yard scoring play The final Ole Miss score cams when defensive halfback Tommy James pulled ia a straying Vandy pass at foa Rebel 40 and ran to the Vandy 21 squirming the final 10 ysrds through a host of Commodores without benefit of block Halfback Mike Demis slashed through tackle for the touch- On one play press box observers thought he had a See TOM SILER Page 2 Kicking Game Helped Dickey Lauds Vols for Tremendous Attitude Football SEC TENNESSEE 17 So Mss Ankara I Ala 21 Fla SL Ola Min 24 VaadetMN Kentucky 28 Georgia 10 LSU 21 i CaroHaa 7 AREA MTSU SO Merehead SL 20 Appalachian SL 17 Canoe Newmaa 7 Tea Tbch 23 Murray 14 Fmeiy St Heary 21 Man HOI 1 TPstajss If KaaavUh CsH 14 Sswaass 28 Centra CaO 0 U-T Martin 34 Bradley 28 Team SL 20 Waffeiri 0 Guilfeid 38 MaryviOs 8 Lenoir Rkjme 14 Camilla 13 SOUTH Ga Tech 37 Navy 10 SL 38 Maryland 7 Wn St Mary 28 Washington 14 Ctemsaa 3 TCU 0 Wake Fares! 12 10 VMI IS Davidson 10 VPI 22 Virginia 14 Lautwilla 22 Marshall 7 Chattaaauga IS Xavior 14 Momphb SL 28 McNeuss 0 Carallaa 21 Citadel 0 EAST Brewa I Colgate 0 Syracuse 22 Hety Cresu 8 Puna SL 44 Va Dartmouth 14 Harvard 0 Yale 24 Carael 14 Cstembia 12 Rutgers 7 Pitt 28 Miami 14 Baotoa CaB 38 Rlehmaad 7 on a aix-yard run Norton tied a Southeastern Conference record held by Zeke BrstkowsU of compiling more than MOO yards for three consecutive Rick hit on 11 of 10 passes for 107 yards and a total of 1195 for foa year Bobby Etfer kicked a 33-yard field goal early la foa first quarter to send foe Bulldogs into ths lead A short kick by Seipel several minutes later gave Georgia the ball at 38 The Bulldogs drove to their Iona touchdown In four plays as Moore went the final three yards U-K marched 71 yards early In ths second parted with the taming ea the Iho next KOntnctar corn Baffule 0 Daytsa 0 84BestaaU It tan SL Pen 0 VDlaauva 28 Chester 13 MIDWEST Notre Damn 28 CaL 7 SL 14 Purdua 10 Ullaais 20 Duku 1L OUa SL 20 Wlseaaria 10 Narthwestare 0 Iowa 0 Waridagtaa SL I ladiaaa 7 s0OUaSL0 14 Mkh 13 Nubrasfca 38 Criurada 13 Mlsuouri 2 lawa SL 7 Miami (O) SL OUa 0 Tulsa II Clncinastl 0 OUa 27 Kansas SL 9 SOUTHWEST Bayiur 21 Texas ARM I Mexico SL If Texas SL 2 Arkansas SS Tex SL 29 Tex Tech 28 SMU 24 Rice 28 Texas 17 FAR WEST Stanford Army 14 Oregea SL 18 Utah I Air Feree 40 ef Pacific 9 Utah SL 41 Cria SL 20 Idaho S3 Maatoaa 7 Washtagtaa 2L Oregou 20 Wyamlug Si Brigham Youag i Arlaaaa SL 27 New Mexico li UCLA SO Califeraia I I Pro Grid Scores AMERICAN LEAGUE 8aa Dlegu lj New York I drive climaxed touchdown run Ths Wildcats surged right beck with Norton hitting Bird with a pass at the Georgia 14 and he went in untouched Guard Tony MansoneBi set up the final touchdown when he on Georgia fumble the 23 On the ond play from scrimmage Non ton combined with Seipel for a 22-yard scoring pen play s-a KENTUCKY IS GiOROIA MSS OA ElMr PO Hi Mmtu ms (Ettar kick)! 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SM 44 MM tmh tan (WlnSMf mm tram So4lti)i a sms tram Nnrtan (kick MM) Statistics Bulldogs Lose Guri Jimmy Keyes wae heeled foe three caaverstoas Kentucky Rebounds for 28-10 Win Over Georgia Larry Seiple Bird ricked le other Wildcat touchdown LEXINGTON Ky Oct 23 Kentucky made its and up the came on a 44-yard by In foa second period King hooked np with wingback Craig Baynham for a pair ef wn passes ths first for 17 yards and the second for 10 Georgia Tech scored twice early in the second half without handling the ben on until foe period was nearly over BUI Eastman raced 06 yards one yard short of the Tech record with a Navy punt for one tally and Sammy Buite went 77 yards to score the very next time Navy punted The Middies left in foe third parted Braaa atrial Blchel a hag drive tor peering IS yards to bafibaefc Steve Sehrawder for Bkkel passed to end Rab Taylor fur twu-pointer Navy scored again early in the fourth period on a 29-yard paaa from Bickel to Taylor and Bickel again completed a two-point play on a past to halfback Tom Letaer King halfway through his first varsity season hid a total of oeouoiA TECH NAVY 11 T1CN-M CuiUM ni mm Trim KIm (HMTV luck) TTsm fNMIUns (kick Ml ham II pats fram klar EaMmaaM siiiM iwun Burka If sum return SchrawMr mm tram Stakd (Tartar pam tram StcMIi Tartar pamtram BkM (Lahar paaa tram Statistics i Coach Doug Dickey hailed the of the Tennessee team in the 17-8 victory over Houston Sports Index Knights Open Wednesday Football? Sum plenty ef In todays Mg spcirts section and that isn't afi Ice hockey returns The Knoxville Knights opening away from home make their 118980 debut on home fee Wednesday against NashvOte ths defending Eastern Hschsy League champs This story on Page 2 Also inside: SBsoSi Pass I swr a Ne i Wh a earns yarn ea PM 4 TM Mr Pasa Iwal aMaan fe as Pasa KistacKv tote taste a Sal SS oactaS Sara get a reread qurter field gee! fram 22 yarn eat whea a Rebel drive stalled at foa Vandy 8 Vanderbilt got its touchdown in foe fourth with foe help of long punt return and peso interference ruling against Ote Miss Halfback Steven Bevil took punt st his 24 and went all foo way to the Ote Mtee 40 From: foo 31 quarterback Bob Kerr tossed a pass to tea goal line and James again intercepted foe free bell after it bad bounced off several hands But officiate rated pasa interference at the 8 And foe Commodores scored on foe third play with fullback Jim White-side riling the final three yards VANDCRSILT MISSISSIPPI CWUUHtajMI I PG Kfyd Ml Ptaffltae MM kkfcli DmuM 1 1: 1 (Kuvm kick)! 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SmT everyone knows been a hard week" he said our boys did their best to get ready for the game They hung in them and played as hard as they could made Hsnstea go the tong way I thought our nAi game was goad end our Hek covemgu wis good offense look too good I know the pasting wu off get a dunce now to do a lot of work on that Our boys told us that foe players in the Houston middle we herd to Mock as hud to block anybody played thought foe Poet boy (Dick Poet) was real good a hard runner think ear trlbuted a lot to foe team past few days I hafp much in ear team ready for Hearten But tee ethers did" Doug and Mm Dickey Jimmy Dunn and Mrs Dunn era flying today to Missouri for the lest rites for Charley Rash the third victim of the car-train crash last Monday They plan to return to Knoxville tonight With an open date coming up foe Volf will not resume practice until Tuesday mistakes early and then played near-flawless football while scaring all of its points in the second period to defeat Georgia 28-10 in a Southeastern Conference game here tonight Georgia playing without its leading rusher Bob Taylor witched quarterback Preston RkUehuber to fullback in move font apparently befuddled foe Wildcat at the outset The need eat to a 1M lead an a field goal aad touchdtw by substitute quarterback Ken Metre Bat Kcatue a quick reversal hi aad period whan tto eouM do no wrong It fin! aver Gesfgte atoea 1040 QuatreibaCk Risk Norton threw three touchdown pasues to Rick Kestaer Rodger lUd kick)! 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