The Macon Telegraph from Macon, Georgia • 23

Eljt fflarun Erlrgrapl attb Sfrma Mississippi State Whips Bulldogs 29-7 mm SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 7 1956 21 Hearts Wcrirlinlt grasp and Georgia's Wayne Dye i failed and the Bulldogs were trail fell on it for the Bulldogs ing 19-0 With the game barely opened Georgia's Hearn meanwhile had Georgia was resting on the State not been an idle man He was fill-30 with a first down one of their Ing the air with footballs trying deeper penetrations of the day I to hold the clock and Ret over the and visions of a Georgia win were stubborn Maroon defense beginning to dance through the In the middle of the fourth from heads of the 20000 fans on hand 4a-yard out be looped out a long With Estonian's Billy Hearn do- aerial to Wutten for a touch- down only to have it called back on him because the Bulldog back-I field was In motion Then with the big clock at the I end of the field ticking off the final 1 seconds of the game Hearn Flrai D-wki aiklxf YarAifo PnxlM Tirtiii Pxxxra Pxmto Ixlirerir4 Paxlx Mlu SUM Grarfla IS 11 SSI 1 SI 114 S-24 Bj 7 1-741 t-SS1 Auburn Disposes Of Furman 41-0 I IIS 41 Fwnkln Loxt lirlx FexallwA By WALLACE REID News Sports Editor ATHENS Oct 8 Mississippi Stale's under-rated Maroons walked into Sanford Stadium here today and sent University of Georgia football hopes tumbling by walloping the Georgia Bulldogs 19-7 Engineeding the upset for Coach Wade Walker'i Maroons was a 178-pound 6T' sophomore from Winona Mississippi by the name of Billy Stacy Stacy who did every thing to the Bulldogs but run them out of the stadium single-handedly took thr first State touchdown across himself and master-minded his crew into the Georgia territory throughout most of the battle During the first half of the battle it looked for a while as if the Bulldogs were going to do a winning Job on the Marnoncrs as they were supposed to do On the opening kickoff Georgia's Roberts kicked to the BULLDOG LINEMEN CLEAR THE ROAD FOR 12-YARD SCAMPER AROUND EXDjgg KStt HrfftaSjim vLu Left Halfback Gene Littleton 231 and End Ron Wilkins 135 team up to give Fullback Tait grabbed the pigskin and Knox Culpepper operating room in first Quarter of Mississippi State-Georgia encounter lUni- had lugged it out to the 30-yard slipped back from the Maroon 22-yard line and shot a hard pass to nls rlghthalfback Manning for period before being run down from behind by right half Jim Jennings Halfback Hilly Kitchens another of Coach Ralph sophomores bulled over for the score Furman a fighting club until the ing the directing and passing for the Bulldogs from the Quarter-1 the touchdown back slot the red-jerseyed Bull- Manning a 19-year-old sopho- dogs started moving toward the fr0 cross-stripes back and kicked the extra point to Hearn flipped off two aerials 19-? favor one to End Roy Wilkins and oneof the Maroon-to Right Half Jimmy Orr and The Maroons after trailing tha Flnt Dawn VorUoe Cinlai FarSaia Bulldogs in most departments during the first half ended-up-tha 1 battle with an even more impressive win in the statistical department then they racked up on tha scoreboard While picking up only seven first Farmaa Sakara 4 SJ S7 as 4-11 T1 I 11-mi sa Si IS when the fourth down came up had his Bulldogs resting comfortably on tbe State's eight yard line Coach Wallace Butts crew then tried to pull a repeat on their slim 1 to pu Faaara lalrrctpUS Sr Paata Fomklra Last Fores FraallsrO of lai of last fax PhotoJ line when it slipped AUBURV Ala Ort 6 UP Still ahsken from their roughing up by Tennessee last week Auburn's Plainsmen rolled to a routine 41-0 win over mismatched Furman today but their hearts in it Auburn could manage only two touchdowns in the first half while 1LOOO fans sat unimpressed A flock of more eager substitutes turned on the steam in the second half to pile up the big score Halfback Tommy Lorlno the little sophomore speedster who started a chain of fumbles that led to the Plainsmen's defeat last week Joined fullback Jimmy in the first period added another in the second and finished off with two each in the final per iods Lorlno Scores With the game only three min utes old Lorino romped 33 yards to score standing up Walsh led a march of 85 yards for the second touchdown Quarterback Jimmy Cook who started in place of -The injured Howell Tubbs scored from 21 yards out Lorino an all-American prep selection dashed through the Furman line for 44 yards in the third win Saturday and Kicker downs to the Bulldogs six and Ken Cooper playing right end trailing the Bulldogs 6-5 in first tried for the field goal downs passing they rolled up a Facing Into a strong wind he I whopping 268 yards on the ground got off a good boot but it sailed I to only 112 for the Bulldogs II Seems loAfe third period penetrated Auburn territory only once It was on a drive that carried to the Auburn 12 Auburn scored its fourth touch- eown also in the third period on Kitchens' four yard sweep gathered the fifth when Tubbs got in the act on a 55-yard operation and the sixth on halfback Louis Preis' 39-yard run Score by Periods Auburn 6 1 14 Furman 0 0 0 Auburn scoring: Touchdowns Lorino 133 runJ Cook 121 runl Kitchens 2 11 plunge 4 runi Tubbs 155 runl Preis f39 runi Conversions Tubbs 4 Wilson TELECRAPH SPORTS EDITOR College Grid Scores By Tkc Ai-rlatrO Fma KOI TH Baylor 14 Maryland Thikun II Duka 74 Viraima Inlua IS Howard Hampdra-hydary 77 Guilford 1 Mississippi Mur lk Cmrfia 7 Kaniurky 17 Florida Ylrslnia Wok Farrat Boston 1'nir IS William and Wary IS ftmim Carnlina 14 North Carolina 0 lha Clued 44 Stclaoo I Auburn 41 Farman BanOnlnh Wamn I W(trm Maryland Blurfirid Malt WVa IS WmaloB-Sol-m Tchra Philander Smi'h I Lola-4 Callrfr I tia Davis and i-i-na Wa 14 Endfo-watar Va 11 SFiophord WVa IS Newport Nrwi Apprentice 7 Lincoln Mo Kentucky Siata IS PI 70 Florida mat 7 riornsua VC Stale 7 larka Mn 41 C'Atunrda Nab PMC 7S Bridirport I anaatoa lk Inaa Collcre of Tr IS Florida ASX 31 Fart Yalir Ca Mlllaapa II L'niv rf The Vxi'k 7 irgukA Tcrh 7n Honda Sum 7 FAT BUT THIS TIME MISSISSIPPI THERE Georgia's Jimmy Orr 1331 see any friendly faces in this situation as the Billy Stacy gets set for tackle and Billy Fulton 16 7 mores in fo help lUnifax Photo Their net yardage in the rushing department was 252 yards while the Georgia gridders totaled up only 91 yards net Hearn and his partner-in-crlme in the quarterbacking slot Joe Comfort completed a total of eight passes out of 24 tries while the Maroons tried only nine times but completed seven of them While the Maroons were getting by with none of their passes intercepted Comfort Hearn and Company had three of their aerials picked out of the air by Marooa sharpies Tilt Is Only Home Came Set Here Macon football fans will have to be content with only one borne game this week as the Lanier High Poets meet the Southwest Fulton High Wolves in Porter Stadium on Friday night Dudley Hughes Vocational Lanier High Bers the Lanirr Junior High ninth and eighth grade elrvens all have engagement! out of town The Yoes travel to Hawklna-vllle for a return battle with the strong Red Devils on Friday night Hawkinsville slipped by the local Wolvrrines 13 to 8 here on Sept 21 The Goot Steiner-coached Wolverines would Ilka nothing better than to get even R-ith the Red Devils coached by Bobby Gentry Lanier High's Bees winner of two against one loss will be la Thomaston Thursday night to tangle with the Lee Bees Coach Odell Harrison will take his Junior High Laureate er ninth graders to Warner Robins for clash with the Bee team on Wednesday night The eighth grade Junior eleven coached by Marecll Harrison goes to Griffin Thursday afternoon for a contest with the Spalding County Junior High elevrn The eighth graders boast the nly undrfeatrd and untied slate having won its only twn starts this season beating La-Grange Junior High 20 to 8 and Warner Robins Junior High 28 to 7 The Rat Poets have a 2-1 record and the Laureates a 1-1 mark Vainly Smashes 'bama 32-7 In SEC Struggle far to the left of the uprights and the Maroons took over From then on until the end of the first half it was a matter of 4iying to hold the rampaging Maroons at bay for the out-classed Bulldogs Just before the end of the first half and after the two outfits had tried to reach Into the other's territory with a total of three punts Stacy took a punt on his own 46 yard line and came charging back with it to place it on the Georgia 28-yard line From there the Maroons ploughed down to the Georgia two yard line and were knocking on the scoring door The Georgia line however reared up and barred the way and after the Bulldogs had taken over with their backficld well into their own end zone the first half whistle blew with the score standing at 0-0 If the Bulldogs and their supporters were surprised by the Maroon attack in the first half they were Jarred out of their sensibilities by the machine which nit the field as the second part of the fracas started 001 the half-opening kickoff and barely had time to count to four when the Maroons forced them to punt out The Maroons ended up on their osn 42-yard line and the Bulldogs settled doan for another session of see-saw and Their wait was short lived On the next play the Wiley Stacy pulled a quarterback sneak slid olf the Georgia right guard across to the side-line area and strutted 58 yards for the touch doan The try for the extra point failed and the Maroons led the Bulldogs by a score of 641 crew gave no indication of wanting to rest on their leading laurels and blasted the fourth quarter open with their second touchdown with less than four minutes gone in the final frame When the third had ended the Maroons were camped on the Georgia 28-yard line With Stacy back in the battle after being rested by another sophomore quarterback in the person of Ed NcSmith the State crew moved all the way on the ground to the Georgia six-yard line Then Stacy handed oft to his Fullback Frank Sabbatint who slashed off left tackle for the second score The try by Sabbatini for the extra point was good and the Maroons moved out front 13-0 An interception of one of Hearn's passes set up the Maroons' third and final touchdown of the evening It came in the middle of the tourth frame and was taken by Tom Miller who quarterbacked the Maroons Bhen NcSmith or Stacy were taking their rest The interception came on the Georgia 31 and on the third fol lowing play the subbing Miller slipped a pass to his left Halfback Bill Trammell who went into the end zone for the marker Again the try for the extra point ball was covered by Tandy's left guard Monte Williamson That particular touchdown stung the Tide to action and the losers drove 57 yards for their lone six-pointer with Don Comstock slamming over from the one Vanderbilt 0 13 6 13-32 Alabama 0 0 7 MOBILE Ala Oct 6 GP Phil King giant left halfback from Dyersburg Tenn smashed over for two second-half touchdowns to pace the Vanderbilt Commodores to a 32-7 Southeastern Conference victory over the Alabama Tide tonight The 6-4 219-pound junior showed tremendous power by carrying over from the Tide 25 early in the fourth quarter to cap a 73 yard drive In the third quarter the big boy rammed from the one after contributing 25 yards on a 52 vard drive that followed a midfield fumble by Jim Loft in The MERCER UNIVERSITY MIGHT Just as well forget about Intercollegiate athletics It the administration wants intercollegiate sports to die on the vine they are going about it in the proper manner From what I eaa gather the thinking of some of the head mea at the Baptiit School is for a strong intramural program something Mercer already has By discontinuing granting a major in Physical Education and only giving a minor the death knell to fielding teams that will be able to meet on any where near an equal basis with schools in the same class with Mercer has been sounded While a college has the right to change Its curriculum as it sees fit tha first time the fart that Mercer had decided to do away with a major in PE came to light when Cary Moore eaptaio-elect of the basketball team left for Georgia College The explanation was given that the reason Mercer decided not to give majors in PE was at the suggestion of the State Board of Education However Georgia Teachers College state institution gives a major in physical education It is hard 10 understand why the board would advocate one school not giving CLASSMAN a major in PE and let another one give major To my way of thinking this is not consistent As I said above although a school reserves the right to change its courses any time It sees fit what about those sin dents who enter school with the understanding they caa ga the way through and complete their choice? Quite a few students entered Mercer with the unders anding they would be able to get a major in PE Yet it was decided that any student that did not have 48 hours of credit or a full freshman year would not be allowed to continue his work toward a major in PE But what about those students who started on the same date with those who passed 48 hours of work and lacked a few hours Rhy were they not allowed to continue? As a freshman they had three years in which to make up the work Why cut them off and let the others even though all of them those who had the full 48 hours and those who did not have entered Mercer at the same time? Surely the officials at Mercer ran remember that when Mercer had football some 80 per cent of the high school eoaches In the state were Mereer graduates and now there are only seven by actual ronct in more than 200 schools in the state A check will no doubt show that quite a few Mercer grads are coaching basketball in high school in the state but under the new setup this number is sure to dwindle down to nothing Dean Malcolm Lester figures that by giving only a minor In PE and stressing literary subjects a teacher will be able to do a better teaching Job in both However I wonder docs the Dean realize or know that a physical education program is a must in Georgia High schools and when Mercer grads with minors in PE apply for a Job those who do the hiring will pass them by and employ teachere-with There was a time when high school administrators hired teachers first and if they rould coach sa much the better Now the emphasis is on getting a good basketball er football coach and most of these coaches are in charge of the physical ed program Ifow does Mereer figure to help this sitnation? Or perhaps they Just figure that by keeping boys away who happen to be good athletes and want to go into the coachinr profession they will let Intercollegiate athletics at Mercer die a natural death I wonder how many folks win turn out to see Mercer play Georgia at basketball after the Bulldogs roll over their Bears anywhere from 50 to 60 points or baseball if the competition is one-sided True these changes were published in the catalogue but very few folks besides prospective students and current students see these catalogues To my knowlededge there was nothing released to the press at the time this change was being contemplated or made If It is the desire to discontinue Intercollegiate athletics at Mercer it should be so slated in no uncertain terms Should this be done I feel sure the alumni would put up quite a fuss This decision to do away with a major in PE came at a time when Mercer was building up its athletic prowess not only in basketball but in baseball and other sports as well While there are some who believe this change will mske much difference it is my personal opinion that in time it will take out of the coaching profession in basketball 95 per cent of Mercer grads just as the discontinuing of football has all but made football coaches who graduated from Mercer almost as extinct as a dodo bird Vanderbilt scoring: Touchdowns -Hudson 19 pass from Orr I McCall 4 plunge! King 2 12 plunge 25 runl Smith 12 plunge! 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Franklin 41 Farlham 14 Boiler 33 Indiana Stale Anderson 71 Taylor Wanaxh 77 Washington St Leu la Hanover 14 Georfrlowu Kv Carolina Coll 7 St Aucuvtine NC (atawba 7 Wealera Carolina Emory Henry 17 Caraon-Newmaa 7 Michigan Trrh 7h Fcrral Houston Cops Dixie Series ATLANTA Oct 6 tP-Atlanta's Southern Asxn champions ran out of comebacks tonight and Houston of the Texas League walked off with a 4-2 victory and its first Dixie Scries championship since 1947 The Texans took the Scries 4-2 i The Texas League champs grabbed a two-run lead at the outset and rode it to the cinching triumph Whitlow Wyatt and Dixie Walker two ex-Cracker managers who tangled in the 1954 Dixie thriller between the same two clubs were included in the slim turnout of 2840 fans It was brother Harry who guided the Buffa to the crown Hornung Generals Irish To First Win BEND Ind Oct 6 for one touchdown and scoring Quarterback Paul Hornung other in leading the Irish to a 20-6 steered Notre Dame to its first I victory over Indiana win of the season today passing I DIXIK SFRIKK Rnuitna 711k 014 toil -4 1 Atlanta 004 S4 7 1 MuffeU ('ark (' and IlPbeki'Woaaor Valentine lal MiMahoa Hi Grabowtki UJ and Sacka IHouaina wins leriea 4-21 NxrrtRotaa SHOE SHOP HI IniXxif 1 Doors off Ckrny 84 TODAY 12:45 WORLD SERIES NEW YORK YANKEES vs BROOKLYN DODGERS ARMY SURPLUS AND TRUCKS FOR SALE USED TRUCK PARTS DIXIE TMJCK PARIS CO JAMES Manager 2652 Pio Nono Ave Phone 6-2434 The triple-threat Hornung completed nine passes for 134 yards and picked up another 81 yards on the ground to even the Irish won lost record after Notre Dame's early season setback against Southern Methodist He tossed a 13-yard pass to Aubrey Lewis for one touchdown and sent the Irish on a 97-yard drive through the Hoosiers in 11 plays for another touchdown He banded the bail to Lewis to wind up the scoring and kicked two of three conversion attempts The Irish had a tough time in downing the fighting lloosicr team which racked up 17 first downs to Noire Dame's 22 and gained only five yards less on the ground than the 271 Tom Kendrick subbing for start-ei Gene Cirhowski put the ball over from the one yard line fori Indiana's lone tourhdown in the second period after a march I from its own 37 The turning point for the Irish despite a 13-6 load at the Dme came in the third period when they withstood three Hoosicr attempts to crack over from three-yard line Hornung scored in the first period after a 68-yard drive in which he picked up 28 yards on the' ground SCORE BY PERIODS Notre Dame 7 6 7 Indiana 6 6 6 6 Notre Dame scoring: Touch- downs Hornung 1 runl Lewis 2 111- pass 9-run Conversions! Hornung 2 Indiana scoring: Touchdowns Kendrick 1 runi The Blue Hill Country Club at canton Mass used a powerful i commercial vacuum cleaner to re-: move sand twigs and pebbles from 1 Its greens during the 1956 FGA championship i Grade Grid Games Slated Ole Miss Rips Houston 14-0 JACKSON Miss Oct 6 IB Paige Cothren moved like sheet lighting tonight as Mississippi defeated aerial minded Houston 14-0 It was the 12th straight victory tor the defending Southeastern Conference champions Bucking and weaving through the heavy Houston line the 195-pound fullback took pass after pass from Raymond Brown The 'Brown hands to Cothren' loud speaker announcement almost became monotonous Cothren uent over from the seven and made hit own conversion less than five minutes after the game started to cap a 94 yard march the first time Mississippi had the ball Cothren's line plunges and Brow 34 yard pass to Gayle Bowman set up the second srore minutes laler Eddie Crawford rammed through left tackle to score from the 13 Cothren again converted In the second quarter Houston's Don Flynn rocked Mississippi with a scries of ground -eating passes and nff-tackle runs that carried to the Rebel four But the Rebel line held against two Houston line plunges and rlynn fading back for another of is flat trajectory passes find a receiver was downed and Houston a greatest threat died Houston 00 0-0 Mississippi 14 0 00-14 Mississippi Touch-downh-Cothren 17 plunge Craw-ford 113 plunge Conversion Cothren 2 nUDDDDDQDDDODDDDDDDDDDK 5 Complete Expert OPPORTUNITY FOR GENERAL LIFE AGENT The 1958 Grammar School Football season will get underway this week R-ith 12 games scheduled All games will be played at Memorial Field and North Highlands Field There are four leagues with six teams in each league Leagues One and Three are the large enrollment leagues and leagues Two and Four are the small enrolment leagues The winner of league One will play the winner of League Three in the Pony Bowl for the championship of the large leagues The winner of league Tb-o will meet the winner of League Four for the championship of the small leagues on Thanksgiving Day Teams In league One are Weir Bruce Winship Burke Heard and Agnes Burden League Two includes Alexander Two Joseph Neel Union Virgil Powers St Joseph Redding In League Three are Alexander Four Ellsworth Hall Tinsley Pearl Stephens Clis-by and Riley In league Four are Alexander Three Florence Bernd Whittle Gresham Bellevue and Ft Hawkins Leagues One and Two will play all their games at Memorial Field and Leagues Three and Four util play all their games at North Highlands Field Srknlxlr Fir Tk Brak Lnnt On Memorial Field Otk 1 1:30 Belr vx Sruif Ort 10 7:30 Wioxhlp 4 Heard Ort 14 4:14 Burke An Rirdea I ra ue Twe ol Mrmorixl Field Ort I 1-30 Two Jmepk Neol Ort 0 4M Union vx St Joxrnk Ort 11 7:10 Vinril Poworx vn Beddind Lx(un Three at North Hiohlanda Field Ort I 1:10 Tinxltjr vx Llixbjr Ort 11 1:10 Kllxworth Hill vx Biler Ort II 4:30 Al'der Four vx Prari Kte Imiim Four at North Hlohlondo Field Ort I 3-30 Whittle vx Bcllevoe Ort 1 1:30 Thiec vx Fl'nco Bund Oct 10 4:10 Gresham vx It Hawkins Terps Lose To Baylor COLLEGE PARK Md Oct 6i UP Rough and rangy Baylor scraped more glitter off Maryland's football reputation today with a 14-0 white wash before 25000 rain drenched fans Neither rain nor mud nor crip- Sled Maryland could stop the uneaten Bears The Texans rolled to their third straight victory on tuo drives of 83 and 35 yards while the once powerful Terrapins were absorbing their second lick- Ing this season Maryiand 0 0 0 Baylor 0 7 7 0-14 Baylor scoring: Shofneri3' plunge 1 Beall 12 plunge Conversions Beall 2 When Your Car Needs Tune-Up Electrical Work IS THE PLACE YOUNG THE MAN! 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