The Macon Telegraph from Macon, Georgia • 17

A Tech Thumps 26-2 It Seems loAfe CLtCUPH SPOUTS EDITOR BIRMINGHAM Ala Nov 12 Georgia Tech's Engineers ever on the lookout for a bowl trip drove 73 and 79 yards for scores today and got two more on an Interception and a blocked punt to stomp Alabama 21 to 2 for their seventh victory Terh loser only to Auburn and tied toy Tennessee moved with easy precision for two first period scores and relaxed to let the Crimson Tide spend Itself in futila drives through most of the game Alabama hasn't posted a victory Ga Taah Alafeama rtrat Kmhlns yardage Famine yanSann Famea allwirlH Famea camalfM I'aaata iatarnrytert hr Paata Paatiaf a reran Paaiblaa bat Varda yeanlimd Wade Mitchell and lert Hair Paul Koten berry alternated In the 10 play sweep with Mitchell mixing it up on two passes te halfback George Volkert Dickie Mattison fullback bucked for the score Starr then passed from deep la his own land and little Jimmy Thompson a Tech speedster from nearby Bessemer Intercepted and ran tne ball bark 33 yards for a score Woe piled on wo tor Alabama as Tech left end Tommy Rose rushed in and threw himself on halfback Rocky Stone's punt In a wild scramble Terh tarkle Ken Thrash came up with the ball and ran for a touchdown from the Alabama IS With Walls leading the attack Alabama moved 43 yards to the Tech one just before half-time but Don Klnderknecht'a fourth down plunge failed to Inch it across Just to show how easy they could do it the Engineers went 79 yards in three Mattison for 14 Volkert for 31 around left end and Vann passing to end Don Ellis for ana the touchdown In the second half Score by Periods Alabama 9 0 0 Georgia Tech 13 7 0 7-20 since early In the 1954 season but the Tide did pick up two points today when second string Tech quarterbnek Toppy Vann got nailed in his end sons Alabama piled up 13 first downs to Tech'a 12 but when the Tide entered threatening territory Tech linemen simply speeded up their charge and tossed quarterbacks Clay Walls and Bart Starr or made them hurry their throws In less than eight minutes from the kickoff Tech marched 73 yards for its first tally Quarterback Vann Conversions Mitchell 1 Vann GEORGIA TECH -Left torts -Roae Rolf Nafeats i MR Idrtilrv-Vorvoa ChnetF Left gnerrte -Brooke Fair her Bent mIcb a none ktepkoaeon BUM faenie-Miller Gteiior Hisht terfclaa -Thrash Aertereert Alfeev Right ande-Elha Bagwell Ourtortwrfce -Mitchell Veen Left feaMbecks Befeeherry Nan hleenor Huht acke-VeAort fYrhraa SHlInarfca-MaUleort Jehasert Caahlrt ALABAMA Left sorts-Cafele PritrtirtL loft lactlN-Irtriii KIMi Vickery Left as rite Kellejr Vesacy (enter-Christie a Graham Rmafes BUM Maxwofl (lain Udtias- so Settt Cart note hem HIM sort -Germ ones Lambert Fer boa Wsartertwrite-WaHa Mary Elmore Left baSkacha McBee WaArr Birth! hnlfurta Bnwrtoin Brown Fwihorfee-Binrtoraocht Loffte CU Slams Longhorns AUSTIN' Tex Nov 12 Tern Christian quarterback Charles Cur tls broke Texas' back with twi quick touchdown passes and sen sationai Jim Swink added a livisl king with four scoring bursts to dey to swamp Texas 47-20 Victory for the berd-hittini Horned Frogs No 8 team in Thi Associated Press rankings booster TCU to second piece behind Texsi AAM in the Southwest Conference With AAM on probation TCU'i wild scoring spree thrust (tort Ilornro Frogs into the role of fa vorite to become Cotton Bowl bos on Jan 2 In the greatest one-man scorlni exhibition ever witnessed ia Me mortal Stadium Swink set tta 83000 football fens roaring earl in the game end received a trr mendous ovation when he trotta to the bench shortly before tin final gun His four touchdowns on a one yard plunge and runs of 62 37 am 34 yards plus two conversions gave him 28 points for the day am ran his season's total in sigh games to probably nation Texas TCU 1 tops ia Um JJ4 0 27-i Cljr (Huron Qlrlrijrapl anil Nrtns nrn nn mtv SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER IS 1935 PAGE 17 BULLDOG GENERAL KEEPS FOR SHORT GAIN AGAINST WAR EAGLES Quarterback Jimmy Harper of Georgia picks up tow yards before being hit on the Auburn 45 art line in the tint quarter play in Columbus esterday Howell Tubbs pulls Aim down Wnifax Photo) Auburn Puts Down Bulldog Rally Wins 16-13 EVERY SECTION OF the country hat a candidate for college football coach of the year and on the other hand there la hardly a section in which you pick out some coach whose record ia below the 900 mark and find somebody who doesn't think a new coach is needed This la the season for small big medium sized and Just ordinary rumors This la the season that Mr Annonypuss who doesn't have the backbone to stand up and be counted starts after the hide of this or that coach It Is unfortunate that such was the case with Coach Bob Woodruff at the Unlveralty of Florida I well remember Just a few years age where a paper In our state spread ever Its pages the fact that Bed Drew was out at Alabama only to have the story blew up Drew was given a new two-year contract Still I remember other rumors such as Coach Wally Butts going to Notre Dame and Duke and what hive you Walter Campbell of the Savannah Morning News expressed such goings on rather well pointing out that the boys who go In for these kind of rumors have nothing to lose and everything to gain If the firing of the coach pan out then goofed or changed their and If It did pan out the writer la made Bob Woodruff Is a fine football coach to my way of think lag He has brought The University of Florida football team a long way He has better personnel than a lot of SEC teams but one thing the fans have overloohed la that the climate lu Florida Is rough on football players It la the same with base ball players That is the reason the Jarksonville Braves have been with very few exceptions able to keep up the fast pace It acts most every season Right here In the SEC 1 would like to nominate Anton (Andy) Pllney Arthur Guepe Bowden Wyatt along with Georgia Bobby Dodd Georgia's Wally Butts Johnny Vaught of Mississippi and Aubdrn'a Ralph (Shug) Jordan As far as I am concerned it is not the won-lost record that makes a great coach but what he can do week after week with the material he has to work with that particular weekend figuring Injuries and the like Yea you could pick any one of these fellews and yen wouldn't be far wrong In naming him College Football Coach of the Year Of course such men as Jim Tatum of Maryland and Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma who have previously been honored as Coach of the Year are back In the running with powerful contenders If you are interested in some of the other coaches around the nation how about this John Oliver Yale 1 Art Lewis West Virginia Duffy Daugherty Michigan Stale Abe Martin Texas Christian and Bear Bryant Texas AAM Bob Davis Colorado AAM Red Sanders UCLA and former Vanderbilt mentor Tatum won the game on his wanted" a 7-0 victory over UCLA While the Terrapins failed to snow under any foe had things all their own way against the others except for a 13-12 squeaker at Missouri Wilkinson opened with the stiffest part of his schedule and once over that safely Oklahoma began to roll with high scores against Big Seven conference teams the closest being 20-0 over Missouri Lewis has a team of veterans at West Virginia and been delivering handsomely Michigan State earlier consigned to one of the lower slots la the Big Ten this season la heading toward the Rose Bowl In a turnabout under Daugherty Last season the Spartans-staggered through with a 3-0 record and won only one conference game So far this year 0-1 with a convincing triumph over Notre Dame at their belts Texas Christian 0-1 developed surprising strength under Marlin this season but an even bigger jolt has been provided by Bryant's Texas Aggies who have won six and tied one since losing the opener at UCLA 21-0 In the Rockies Colorado has reversed Itself from last year's 3-7 mark to a current record 'of 0-1 The Aggies knocked fiver two of the toughest In their class on consecutive Denver and Wyoming Sanders had some rebuilding to do this year but lama bach just about as strong even though he dropped one te Maryland The Roae Bowl Is beckoning again 7 Among others who probably will figure well up in the voting 'are Terry Brennan of Notre Dame Woody Hayes of Ohio State and Wyatt of Tennessee Those arc the leading candidates but you never can tell Steve Sebo of Pennsylvania who has kept his boys afire even though never won a game in two seasons under his leadership might be named By SAM CLASSMAN Telegraph Sports Editor MEMORIAL STADIUM COLUMBUS Nov Auburn's defense which has carried it through this season rose to the occasion herd today before an overflow crowd of 28000 as the Tigers turned two intercepted passes Into scoring plays and added a field goal to squeeze by the University of Georgia Bulldogs 16 to 13 Tbs fierceness of play and the many exciting runs and clutch tackles makes this game rate with the best in the 63-game series between the two Intrastate rivals to score after taking a pass and guards Don Shea and Len Spada-fino the red-Jersied lads deserve credit for stopping Fob James and Bobby Hoppe much of the time It was a game that brought out the best in both teams The tackling was vicious and bone-rattling While Auburn was fo-vored to win by 10 points and was never behind in the game a break here or there could have tuned the tables with ease The contest was a far cry from the 35-0 Auburn victory last year which shows rather conclusively Just how far the Bulldogs have come since 1954 although they do not have as good a won-lost record Howel Tubbs 28-yard field goal and Jerry 26-yard touchdown run with an intercepted pass In the second quarter was the cushion that stood off the Georgia attack In the second half The Bulldogs took the opening kickoff and marched on the ground to Auburn's 34 where a fourth down aerial as knocked down to end the drive Hoppe was almost in the dear one time in the first period but a shoestring grab by Georgia's Knox Culpepper kejt him from going all the way The Tigers recovered a fumble by Davis as the Georgia back returned a punt lata in the first period on 29 But the Bulldog forward wall rose up and the Tigers got as far as the 23 as the play got into the second period Aubm started Its first touchdown drive late in the second quarter and a pass from Jimmy Cook to End Jerry Samsom good for 23 yards got the march which started on their 40 going-Another pass this one from Cook air and on third down Jimmy Harper! pass was intercepted Center Frank Reevee who returned it 33 yards to Georgia' one Fullback Jim Walsh went Into the end sone but Auburn was penalized 15 yards back to the 16 for holding and with 1:05 left Tubbs kicked a perfect 26-yard field goal The naif ended two playa after the kickoff Auburn' defense stiffened in the second quarter but the Bulldogs battled beck Auburn got to the Georgia 25 in the third period but Georgia forced them to give up the ball on downs The Bulldogs got a break on a 15-yard interfering with the opportunity to make a fair catch penalty and started on Auburn's 30 but could get but one yard In three plays and Bobby Garrard punted Georgia started a drive late in the thirl period with Dick Young at the helm Four ground plays got them 18 then Young was thrown for a 11-yard loss On the next play he hit his favorite target Jimmy Orr for 25 yards and Garrard broke through tackle for 20 on the next play to put the bell on the eight Tubbs saved what looked like a sure touchdown by stopping Garrard from behind One line play two incomplete passes and a pau good for six yards forced the Bulldogs to give over the ball on Auburn'a six and the Tigers put on a determined goal-line stand Everyone sat back Just waiting for the clock to run out the game Here ia where Young took over He threw two passes for touchdowns In the last 8:15 of the fourth period and had one picked off by end Jerry Elliott who was voted the outstanding player of (he game by the spwts writers One of passes found Roberta on the Georgia 40 when he ran through three Auburn players and went on the rest of the 60 yards for the aeon for a 77-yard pern scoring play Ken Cooper added the extra point Elliott intercepted whet started out to be a screen pau on 22 and went ell the way for what proved to be the winning touchdown attempted placekick was tow Voung then engineered the Bulldogs 68 yards in four plays one a pau to end Angelo Monti Georgia Tech scoring: Touchdowns Mattison IS plunge I Ro-tenberry 13 run! Thompson 135 pass interception 134 pass from for 19 another a 41-yard pen to Orr and the payoff a 14-yard aerial to Monti Wilbur Lofton missed the extra point as the clock showed 10 seconds left Coach Butta said after the game: is the second week in a row that the Georgia team has deserved a better fate Auburn capitalized on our mistakes which Is the mark of a good team I am glad we have an open date next week for It is mighty heartbreaking to play two games as we have played in two weeks and low both of them I feel bad not for myself but for the boys on the team They deserved better fate" Ralph Jordan was happy that Elliott waa named as the top player and said he was extra proud of fullback Jim Walsh who took ever for Childress He also picked out guard Ernie Danjean back Fob James Jr and guard Frank and praised them for their fine work Many of the writers thought that Chuck Maxime another Auburn guard also played outstanding ball AUBURN Loft ends-kllMt Sooooni -J-olt tatfclra-D'Aeostino Frratao Lofi I urd'-DeawM WoefcJes Carters-Scoitnuisk Reorra Btehl snorFe-Maximo Baker HJxht tackles- Brackett Torrjr Blah forte- Fhllllee Well tBwrtortmcfte-'Tnhbe Conk Bnihenfe Left halfliai'fei-JemM Artemi FnwtS tight feaBLerfee-Hopof Shell Snilhnrkh- ChUdnesWsleb GEORGIA forte Wilkins Mnlhfrin Mnotl Inchlen-Lnck GrHIln Mfnther-Ingham J' luerrte-Sfnrteflnn Cnthnnbnny MHrheU Brawn Snyf CnmUinn night gianta-Shfi Dye Fowler Right tecklra-White Moftelia Mse-DdmM RwM oorts-Roberta Clerk AfiMf orra BeU Bight hnUbnrtte-IhikN rharria Orr Fnilbarks-Uarrairt Cnipeprer Ledno DUMP RORIES HERCULES COMPLETE REPAIRING Trucking EqoipCo 4317 Forsyth Rd Fh S-1442 COME IN LSU Upsets Mississippi State 34 to 7 tart Duwm Raking yaidaya Pl yardnaa Pimm iiknpiid Pm- Intercepted Up Puts Putins ivcnsi tamblca kt Yifdn PtsiimS The victory gave the charges of Coach Ralph Jordan a 6-1-1 record and kept their hopes alive for a bowl bid The loss made the Wally Butts' coached Bulldogs record 4-5 Billed as a battle of the fullbacks Joe Childress of Auburn and Bobby Garrard of Georgia the contest turned into a titanic struggle of two hard hitting lines which saw aeveral casualties The attack waa hampered somewhat by a hip injury which slowed down All-America fullback candidate Jce Childress during the first half Childress played about half of the second quarter and sat out the entire second half But sell the Bulldog line short Led by Laneair Roberts Fitzgerald end who literally ran through three Auburn defenders minutes of the half after Paris Intercepted a Stanton pau returned it 32 yards to the State 29 Quarterback Matt Burns scored on a one-yard sneak with halfback Jimmy Lalche setting up the score with a 13-yard end sweep Miss State LSU 0 0 0 7 7 6 14 7-34 Mississippi State scoring: Touchdowns Bain II plunge Conversion Myrtek LSU scoring: Touchdowns Smith 112 pass run from Reynolds Burns II plunge Graham recovered blocked punt in Miss State end zone) Rebsamen II plunge King (83 pitchout interception Conversions Graham 3 Rebsamen 1 The schedule of Solunar Periods as printed below has been taken from John Alden SCLUNAB TABLES Plan your days so that you will be fishing in a-good territory or hunting in 8ood cover during these times 1 you wish to find the best sport thu each day has to offer The Major Periods are shown In bold face type These begin at the times shown and last for an hour and a half to two hours 'heesfter The Minor Periods shewn in regular type are of somewhat shorter duration OATS Min Mijvr Miner Majcf 0 AM rM 1 Sal ISM 4:11 MM II Sun 4:11 IM 11:11 MMoa SM IIM IITuea 4:11 HM II Wad 1:11 IT Thur TM IM SM ISVri 1:34 SM SM It Sat SM SM St Sun ISM SM 4:11 to Jimmy Phillips picked up 13 yards A 13-yard holding set the Tigers back from the five to their 15 On the second play Sansom cut down then cut to hla right parallel with the goal line and Cook hit him right at the knees for the game's first score The dock showed 12:23 played in the second 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Great Lakan 14 Wooatar 33 Hiram is Caaa 4 Joke CarraO 4 Princlpia Best Poly 4 llllaote Wsatevan 14' AagaataM 9 BOUTNWEST Taxaa Tach 34 Taha Arkanaaa 4 SMU 4 Toma A A 14 Bin 13 Howard Payna 1C Sal Bonn 13 TXU 47 Texaa Iganid 14 Ariunana AMAN FAR WEST Stanford 44 Oregon Wyoming If New Mexico Denver 31 Utah Mata I Utah 37 Cetnrerto AAM Hex Jana State 11 Washington 13 tie Whitworth Kartrra Waahiaitea 4 UCLA IS WasMaglon 17 Oregon State 14 California 14 Cullen of Idaho 43 Whitman II Central Wash lag tea Waatera Waah-laglaa 4 Duka football stadium has an added claim to fame It is the only grid stadium ia the nation which haa Its awn barbecue pit BATON ROUGE La Nov 12 U) Louisiana State brutal ball-hawking line set up four touchdowns tonight as the Tigers smashed favored Mississippi State 34-7 for their first football victory since their opening game The LSU touchdowns came after ra fumble a blocked kick two pass interceptions by linesmen and a pitebout interception Larry'KIng who ran the final Tiger score 8 fullback yards for The hard charging Tiger line led by ends Joe Tuminello and Buck Alexander tackle Earl Leggett guards Don Scully Ted Paris and Paul Ziegler and center Dur-wood Graham forced State into repeated costly errors The defeat eded any faint Texas scoring Touchdown! Womack 12 plungel Brewer plunge) Reeves (83 intercept if of Curtis pass Conversions: roi dren 3 TCU scoring Touchdown! Swink (1 plunge 62 run 57 rui 34 runl wineburg (44 pass-n from Curtis 1 Engram 38 pas run from Curtis Williams 4 pass-run from Curtis Conversion! Pollard 3 Swink 1 Va Tech Wins BLUEF1ELD Va Nov Quarterback Billy Cranwel moved Virginia Tech along tlss comeback trail in the annual Cos Bowl game today after Tech ted North Carolina State 30 point: and then pulled out with a 4i victory Cranwell passed for two touch downs and scored a third hii as Tecta roared back to snap Wolf three game streak Scare by Periods hi State 14 6 6 -2( Virginia Tech 013 7 14- State scoring: Touchdown run Collar 2 (12 pass from West one pass from Christy Coaver sinns Begonis 2 Virginia Tech scoring: Touch' downs Wolfrnden (42 pass rua from Cranwell) Herndon 2 (6 past from Wolfenden: recovered fumbk in end zone Cranwell (2 run) Divera (40 pass from Cranwell) Conversions Frazee 2 Beard 2 OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE SUPPLIES SAFES DUPLICATING MACHINES nd SUPPLIES PICTURE FRAMING BOOKS -OFFICE SUPPLIES 137 Cottas An Dial 5-5719 YOU AND MAKE THEM TWO AMAZINO TESTS ILOWOUT-PIOOF TRIAD Anvil Test shows why Safety Crown with 18000 threads of sted floating between the tread and 4 plies of nylon cord makes tread invulnerable to blowouta I QUICK NON-SRW STOPPIRfl Wet Claw Skid Test ihows how thousands of gripping edges stop you 1 to 10 car leogths quicker I DIAL 244X8 DEALERS POWER OIL ROW OFFERS jIMf Schwinn Bicycles BUY ONLY THE BEST Guaranteed Against Defective Paris As Long as You Own It! 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