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--L -iv -1 iW ehf fSaroti df If graph Saturday sept ms WINS 4 STRAIGHT Seminoles Scare Jackets But Techsters Win 17-3 Columbia Saves By REG Ml'RPHY Staff Writer Cup the scoring column but also in the lineup column where Tech used twice as many men as the Seminoles The sharp-striking Seminoles got into the spirit of the affair quickly Terry Moran soph sight guard clutched Tech fullback Lester Somerville's fumble at the 26 on the opening kickoff scoring the Jackets ATLANTA Georgia Tech finally got Ita offensive legs in the second half when FSU's legs were just about gonO to defeat the Seminoles 17-3 before 40391 swelteters Friday night With sophomore scooters Frank Nix and 'Regie Logan dashing for the scorn and sophomore halfback Tommy Wells tacking on the extra points and a field goal the Jackets rolled in the second half Troubled with first-half bobbles gan a drive it the Tech 46 that went all the way in 11 plays With Briselton hitting flat panes to ends Tommy Rose and Burch Tech worked Nix into the lino for consistent gainers Cal Jafes set it 19 with a slant off left tackle and Nix went to the same spot to score hurdling one man on the 6-yard scoring escapade Tech picked up a scoring chance just a minute later when a bad snap on a punt gave the Engineers the ball at the FSU 27 without any offensive rushl Incomplete passes and a Miff Seminole Mand stopped the shortlived drive at the 23 NEWPORT RI AP Columbia proud aristocrat of the Atlan-tic scot Sceptre back to Britain Friday a badly beaten challenger of a four-race sweep in the historic America's Cup regatta The glistening white Yankee sea racer completed the sad almost distasteful mopping up operation with another lopsided victory in the fourth and final rare She swept over the 24-mile triangular course in three hours four Helmsman Lt Comdr Graham Mann of the Royal N'avy cleanly outmaneuyered his rival Briggs Cunningham in the shadow boxing around the orange striped starting buoy Cunningly Mann forced Columbia out around the committee boat seconds before the starting gun and then took a hard running shot at the line Sceptre was two boat lengths ahead of Columbia when the gua sounded but she was two feet over the imaginary starting point She had to be recalled nATnnrs liinMf IllMli 0 0 6-3 0 7 FSU Ga Tech ATLANTA APl-StatMica of the Florida State Caargia Tack football fame: nu GA TECH Hid Sanaa 9 It lathing jariaga 79 Stt Paaalac u4ia IS Faaaao 7-lf 9-11 Faaara kHml4 by 9 1 Paata I4U MM Flaikko leal I XarSa gcnalM SO SS minutes and 22 'seconds leaving for another start and Columbia FG Sheppard 31 FG Wells 17 Nix 6 run Wells kicked Logan 5 run Wells kicked the disillusioned pride of the Royal Yacht Squadron plodding three quarters of a mile in her wake Columbia's margin of victory was seven minutes and five see- could sail on out to sea By the time Sceptre pointed her nose up wind on the first eight-mile windward leg she was trailing by several boat lengths and onds carved out in a choppy sea drawing fleeting Columbia's dirty Putnam Falls To Morgan But they couldn't move and neither coukl Tech after taking over at the 23 on downs So engineer end Gerald Burch booted 49 yard to the FSU 27 and here came Bobby Renn Darting and wlggllsg Bean returned 51 yards te the Tech 24 Stalled FSU went to the field goaL Senior Seminole right half John Sheppard booted it perfectly FSU had scored for the first time In history against Tech and led 34 Returning the fumble advantage fullback Dink Lawrence bob-bled at the Seminole eight on a routing play Nix recovered and Tech had a chance to score But they eouldn't move in three plays and finally Wells booted a field goal with the ball on the Tech five but he got credit for a 23-yard boot to tie the score There was 2:09 left in the first quarter With Fred Pickard bulling and willing to run some more FSU mounted a couple of drives but could not get in scoring position before halftime Tech looked angry as the third quarter opened The Engineers kicked stopped FSU cold and be wind It was obvious then that the next few hours would be like those of the preceding a dull slaughter involving two mismatched DUMPED after a 10-yard gain is Florida State halfback Bobby Renn The Seminole ball carrier reeled off 10 yards before Floyd Faucette upended him as shown here (AP Photofax) as well as FSU fight the Engineers left the first half tied 3-3 and behind In the offensive statistics But depth-shy FSU could not keep up with Tech's sometime-pia-tooning sometime-individual subbing in the afterpiece Held te Just 78 yards of offense in the first half Tech better than doubled that when quarterback Fred pitches te the flats loosened np the Seminole secondary A heavy favorite Tech scored for the first time this season they wre shut out by Kentucky 13-0 last week and FSU took Its first defeat after fwo victories The final story was told not only in Jake Saye an air-minded quarterback tossed two touchdown passes here tonight as Morgan County trounced Putnam County 33-7 Saye flipped to Nel Vason for 36 yards and to Felton Jenkins for 75 yards to account for two tallies Harry Lewis four yard run scored for Putnam in the last quarter Dick Spencer took a pass from Pat Lankford for the PAT 035 Morgan County 7 19 7 swept by winds of 16 to 22 knots As If the gall of her Inglorious defeat was not bad enough racing luck poured new salt into the Britishers' wounds They had a recall start A jib Jammed at the first mark After that the main boom which carries the mainsail broke and began swinging loosely around the deck The boom is a heavy pole about 40 feet long They managed to patch it up and continue Then early on the second leg the bosomy red white and blue Parisienne Mil known as the Brigitte Bardot became unfasted and for a minute fluttered wildly before it could be secured At the start her broken nosed Football Season Enters High Gear i As Ivy League Big 10 Enter Fray 0 6 0 Putnam County tor over Memphis State last week plays unbeaten Kentucky INo 171 a two time winner and unscored upon The Wildcats beat Georgia Tech 13-0 last week Other top games feature Navy No 12 and William Mary Mississippi State No Ill at flor- Auburn Vols Pit Defenses In Tilt Today Shop and Save Saturday! PCCs top passer Bob Newman hopes to add to his team's 40-6 triumph over Stanford last Saturday Oklahoma No 2 meets West Virginia 13th ranked a 66-22 victor over Richmond last week in the top battle while defending national champion Auburn No 3 meets Tennessee at Birmingham Ala The Auburn tilt is the national television game of the week INBC-TV 3:45 pm EST Pitt seventh ranked after its 27-6 victory over UCLA helps Holy Cross begin its season at Pittsburgh South Carolina an 8-0 upset victor over Duke plays Armys eighth-ranked Cadets who have their touchdown twins of Bob Anderson and Pete Dawkins in readiness Mississippi No 91 a 17-0 vic Georgia Rates Slight Edge OverVandy Famoas Maker Ida No 181 a 34-14 winner over Tulane and Louisiana State LNo 161 who beat Rice 26-6 last week at Mobile Ala to meet Bear new Alabama team In the East Rutgers and Princeton renew oldt at i rivalry at Princeton The two teams played the first intercollegi-late football game Other top East attractions are Boston College at Syracuse Penn State at Penn Connecticut at-Yale and Virginia Military at Villanova The Ivies Include Brown at Columbia while the others play non-league foes In the Atlantic Coast Conference Clem son Is at North Carolina Maryland at North Carolina State and Duke at Virginia while other Southwest play pits Georgia at Vanderbilt and Tulane at Texas In the Midwest the Big Eight has a full slate topped by Nebraska at Purdue The other members also play out of the conference while in this Southwest Rice goes to Stanford and the Texas Aggies play at Houston The Far West's top independent College of the Pacific plays Arizona State while Utah at Brigham Young rounds out the Rocky Mountain's major activity Mens Flannel And Wool Suits Football Scores GEORGIA NIGH SCHOOL FOOTS ALt ar THI ASSOCIATED FEESS Lantrr II Columbus 7 Griffis Si Marlit Grrmbore IS Linen intos II TennUls Si Hcphsibah Moalomcry Counts SI Snpartaa Chamblas If BahMa Hlxh FI Vallor SI Jadnoa i By JACK CLARY Associated Press Sports Writer The so-called patriarchs of the Ivy League and Big Ten their modern counterparts Saturday as the college football season swings into high gear Notre Dame Army and Navy also join the latecomers in beginning the 1958 fall campaign which provided enough surprises last week to last a while The first week's upset list was impressive enough to put a bit of fear into the coaches bringing out their 1958 product for the first time In addition these newcomers will have their first competitive joust with the new rules on extra points blocking substitution and downfield blocking The Big Ten's Wisconsin kicked off the week end activity last night in the Orange Bowl against Miami of Florida The Badgers were rated No 14 in this week's Associated Press poll of sports-writers and broadcasters the Hurricanes No 15 Other Friday night games featured Texas 1-01 at Tulane 0-11 Florida State 12-01 vs Georgia Tech 11-01 Detroit 11-01 at the Air Force Academy in Ben Mar first game -as the Falcons' coach and Denver 10-11 at Utah State I0-1L There is no competition between the Big 10 schools as all play some interesting intersectional foes Defending champion Ohio State the Rose Bowl king and No 1 this week plays pass-happy Southern Methodist No 20 at Columbus The Buckeyes will try to parlay their running game and a newly found pass weapon against passing wizzard Don Meredith who led the passers in 1957 Michigan State ranked fourth plays California a 24-20 upset loser to College of the Pacific last week while unranked Iowa Is at home to Texas Christian who walloped Kansas 4-0 a week ago and gained a No 6 ranking Notre Dame hosts Indiana and puts its No 5 ranking against the Hoosiers a four touchdown underdog The Irish have only limited service from fullback Nick Piet-rosante who has a sprained toe and none at all from center Bob Scholtz injured early in practice Tenth ranked Washington State travels to Northwestern where the nodus Hirt 34 Bacon County I County SS Putnam 7 Mora an County SS Putnam Longhorns Nip Tulane SanursvIUs SS Thomson 4 By MERCER BAILEY BIRMINGHAM Ala Auburn and Tennessee two football teams dedicated to the fine art of defense kick off their seasons Saturday in a nationally televised Southeastern Conference game The Tigers of Coach Ralph Jordan are favored jy nine points to extend their winning streak to 15 games Auburn had some key losses off the team that compiled the nation's best defensive record last year while winning the mythical national championship Such notables as all-America end Jimmy Phillips and chief touchdown maker fullback Billy Atkins are gone But the eon of another powerful defensive team is back in such bruisers as center Jackie Burkett end Jerry Wilson and guard Zeke Smith Tennessee long rated the nation's foremost exponent of defense football lost 10 of last year's starters and Coach Bowden Wyatt calls this a rebuilding year for his Vols But rival coaches have a lot of respect for Wyatt and his singlewing precision Vols even when he says he may use as many as 24 sophomores in an effort-to upset the defending national champs Jordan reportedly was worried that his players might be taking the Vols too lightly "I look for an even ball Jordan said "One that will be decided by the breaks the way most games played with Tennessee are won" Wyatt was undecided between two non-lettermen for his starting call at the key tailback post Danny Webb a senior plagued by Injuries in past seasons and Bill Majors classy looking sophomore brother of Johnny Majors an all-America tailback for the Vols in 1856 NASHVILLE Tenn UR Georgia's Bulldogs who had mud trouble last week gained a bare point in the odds Friday as the weatherman predicted possible rain for Saturday game with Vanderbilt The Commodores won their opener against Missouri last week in near perfect conditions at Columbia Mo The Bulldogs on the other hand fumbled a -slick ball 10 times in dropping a 13-8 decision to Texas in Austin But 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