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10 COc Atlanta Journal the Atlanta constitution Sunday oct i 1951 CLEMSON EDGES WOLPACK 6 0 little BEILMAN WIN YARDSTICK carried back 60 ID HONORS YARDSTICK Stopped Too Late by Dick Blair Staff GRID SCORES Hale Paced Browns Attempt ed of rant Continued rom ace ICi Drop Murphy 21 0 39 short Crimson rosh 1 46 Defeat Tigers ASTORIA WAT the Iowa TRAILED KREML SUMMARY 13 YARDSTICK Ml RNIV 20 33 Mr rank Ombre Texas Aggies play he tossed Bowl Over Sooners 14 7 12 A 33 Tigers forced the A PREP SLATE 0 Submenr' at 4th Game Today WELDERS will a brush up course qualify you for hi pressure pipe weld ing in Saudi Arabia? 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21 and Bob Hooks re covered for SMU In seven plays SMU scored with Stollenwerck again making it on a two yard smash Then came 71 yard dash for a score and the personal Norton drive Sam Stol lenucrck kicked three extra points and passed for the other Coach iank Leahy of Notre Dame whom SMU plays next week personally scouted the game' "I am amazed at the gieat run ning of he said know they had it really have a fine game next week a smart hard blocking SMU team Rebels ind Offensive Punch To Defeat Surprised Eagles Bill Reichardt who brunt of Houston 6 Abilene 20 Texas Southern 21 T)ier 34 Oklahoma St throw by Hair intercepted by Jim his own 12 and 17 yards to the dropped a 21 yard strike Campbell for the TD A ferocious Brown drive racked up four consecutive the second quarter the Murphy 11 But 27 seconds left in THE REBELS showed surpris ing offensive punch in becoming i the only team this season to score more than once against Murpnv Vass Martin sophomore Larv Harris Bing Brown and Harry Whitworth ate a few of the calla ble Rebel backs who seem bent tn restoring to Brown the prestige it enjoyed two years ago when it dominated the City League and 1 state 1 1 There were few bright spots fcr the Eagles who could never mv ter sufficient scoring punch Mad ison Smith and Earl Alliston ran with determination but received little help up front i Bob were standout Eagle linemen Musslewhite Sets Up Two TDs Rambles 71 Yards for Another Algasir Victor SALEM Oct 6 Henry A Algasir after trailing by eight lengths sped down the homestretch to beat the i favored Swadelle by lengths Saturday in the Eddie Hurley Memorial Handicap at Rocking 'ham Park i I On the fourth a 38 yard pass into the hands of i Rcdinger for the game winning tally and the Stellar tailback added his fourth extra point Samuels recoiled for 27 passes and completed 14 of them for 212 yards Ansley Park Bogey Massengale Wilson and Moore shot 77s Satur day at Ansley Park Golf Ciub to hit the blind bogey number on the nose swept around right end be excellent blocking to the Martin finally cracked over the two Red Earles promptly found themselves in another hole when ischer slipped on his own nine yard line after taking Dick kickoff Walter Sorrow felt plenty of grief when his punt from 11 went to Allen on the 25 Hale promptly to 21 IS O'Keefe halfback Joe Beilmanand Gainesville end Billy Joe raroivfirl nnric Al back and lineman of the week re spectively and will be honored Monday at the regular meeting of the Atlanta Touchdown Club Beilman put on one of the best one man offensive shows seen in Grady Stadium this season as he paced the Irish to a 31 12 triumph over Smith in the first round of League competition The THCRSMT'S GAMES lass A A Jordan st Baker Ciw Wrens at Richmond RIDAY'S GAMES Class AA Way cross at Albany Moultrie at Columbus Athens at Lanier Statesboro at Benedictine Boys Catholic Aiken Commercial at Richmond Academy RosiUe at Dalton SpaliLzg at Rome prizes were approximately $45000 and $20000 respectively There were 84 prizes of approximately 11 800 each for the price of a 30 cent ticket (The dispatch did not speci fy the winning horse on the winning ticket holders) rtimelf Bos atn rank Hair Cook Sparkle in Battle ought Between Bruising Lines Mr Ombresa savs work on the hair of millionaires states men and big business tycoons The majority of them ask for a hair diessing that gives their hair a naturally well groomed look That's why 1 always recommend Kremi!" Nothing can compare with Kremi for distinguished nat ural looking well groomed hair It neser leases hair look ing plastered down There is no obvious odor Change to Kremi today! a TuP Dickinson 1 Tncnl a Bethany 20 Tnmty Hamilton Tenn Military Amherst American Inti Rates Rardolpb Macon Vermont Rutge Wash Jett Hobart Lettish Connecticut Rhennerrt New Britain Trhr Eninonm Lincoln Muhlenberg Dreiei Swarthmore Arnold Ithra Haverford DeUware St Calif st Tchr Nfanfislrt Da1 Elkin Hampshire 3 irst Do ft Net ard Ruhln Nrt ai orwards orward Completed nntard Intercepted univr Ave Iit nf runt Rail lt hr emhlea ard Penalized Harness Races Set At Winston Salem WINSTON SALEM Oct 6 Many of the outstanding harness racing stables of the na tion will enter their trotters and pacers in the four day racing pro gram at the newly constructed Winston Salem and orsyth Coun ty airgrounds track Oct 9 12 The inaugural ReynoldsStakes will be a SI 0500 two year old pace set for Tuesday The i trot with an estimated purse of Sil 500 is carded for Wednesday These two events will be first of series of four stakes to be raced here yearly Two three year old events will be added to the pro gram in 1952 to lift the total purse monev for the two stakes to over S50000 IDDLE on associate al THE LUOR CORPORATION LTD at the offices ef GEORGIA STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 79 Marietta St Atlanta Georcia Middle East Inc on associate of The luor Corporation Ltd offers welder with limited pipe welding experience on opportunity for a brief brush up course to qualify for high paying wadd ing positions in Saudi Arabia If you have pressure vessel pipe or oil field welding experience or if yu are a welder with 5 or more years of recent experience you moy be eligible for this Middle East Inc brush up course short course to qualify you tor hi pressure and immediate Arabia SEE MR by rigl yard scoring run added the extra point and Barn I led 14 0 1 Cubs scored midway the second quarter when Alabama fumbled on their own 79 yard line and linebacker Tom Hamilton re covered On the first nlav from scrimmage Jim Peerson of Bruns Ga fired a pass to Lee Daniels who was standing in the end zone alone TTie extra nrinf i RICE SHOWED tremendous speed as he raced for the first three touchdowns in the first half The 20 year old tow headed kid from Oelwein Iowa his tennis champion in 1949 and 1950 took the opening kickoff in end zone and dashed down right sideline unmolested to goal Before the half was ended he added 69 yards and scoieri on a 55 ya rd pass play from quarter back Burt Bntzmann Sub quarterback Phil Mateja set off the Purdue spark in the I second period by taking kickoii ana racing yz yarns xo xne I Iowa end zone Then Coach Stu Holcomb's boys got back into the game for good scoring twice more brfnre the half ended Quantico Marine Little Rock Claflin Tnujalon Howard Hampden Svaney Winston Salem Howird Paine Rust Campbell Jacksonville Ala Camo Rucker Kentuckv st Cookman Carolina Lane Guilford 7 Carolina 20 Maryville 6 Manon IrM 13 Howard 20 2n PURDUE less than five minutes no one headed for the aerial circus He fired a long pass to sopho more Tom Redinger in the end zone but the play was called back because of unnecessary roughness 'On the next play he shot a bullet pass to halfback Phil Klczek who cut over to the left sidelines raced 47 yards for the score The inspired Boilermakers i then went for the 1 They bottled xip Iowa after the I kickoff and when Charles Den i ning was forced 1 the Iowa 48 MUSTANGS BAG MISSOURI 34 0 i Txuiiafa 2:30 livtrtlty big oval or Purdue though potent Tiger offense couldn't favored to win never led until advantage of anything With four minutes remaining before the half Alabama fumbled on Auburn's nine yard line ol lowing two running plays and a 15 yard penalty against Barna Peerson fired to right half Dave 'Middleton midfield and the Bir mingham fresnman raced the rest of the way for a 72 yard play Extra point running attempt was short again and 14 12 rode the scoreboard the remainder of the time BACKS ischer Blair Seahol Scoxe by ijuarer: roH 14 nis TD HAIR WAS rtished so savagely on passes that he was thrown for! losses of 9 and 14 and several! times shuttled to the ground for! shorter losses Jim Britt and Elmer I Costa were plugging the center' line holes and Yeates and Bernie! Allman were doing good jobs at turning them in at the flanks Clemson also managed to keep Alex runs to 3 minimum and red Knoebel and Jimmy Quarles were spectacular in their de fense against his throws crack drill team kept the crowd cheering between the halves The Tigers were an awakened crew in the start of the second half and drove for 75 hard earned I yards and a touchdown without losing the ball The pay off came on a 23 yard scoring pass thrown by Billy Hair under an umbrella! ef rushers and caught by Glenn Smith with a high leap up between Irish tandem of and on the goal line Charles conversion kick went wide Clemson six State 0 with eight and one half minutes expired in the third period anti air brigade was even more successful State throwers Alex Webster and Ted Potts made good on only three of 12 for 60 yards 32 of which were allowed on an interference play Clemson rushed the ball 190 yards to 72 for State made 2: first downs to five and had pos session of the ball majority of the time the frantic defensive Wolfpack which kept of scoring territory Alex Webster brought opening kickoff back to his 43 but three plays netted 8 yards forcing a kick which dribbled out on the Tigers 16 Clemson spins and two State offsides netted the Tigers two first downs to the CleiAson 37 but there the Wolfpack held and Webter brought the kick back to his own 22 Arimzioa Quitman Blakel at Coi ninon Ala I'nlumou at Cuthbert Wrtchuvtlle at Tennille craytn at Eatonum Kattmar at Gray ret Park at Havkutrnlle Sparta at ort Vailee Dade at Cahoun SATCRDAVS GAME Claa SA Glyna at Savannah TICKET HOLDER WINS $160000 AT HONG KONG HONG KONK Sunday Oct (P) The annual running Sunday of the Kwanktung Handicap one of the richest sweepstakes in tne netted the lucky first sweep holder 953647 Kong dollars roughly 000) Second and third State could get nowhere against powerful defensive play by Bob Patton and rank Gentry forced another kicked to the Tiger 26 Then men started rolling Two passes from Billy team did a good job of bottling Hair to Glenn Smith netted 18 and 10 and Shirley spun for 9 and 13 to chew up most of the distance as the Tigers moved to a first down at the State 22 Shirlev then spun for 7 but on the next he fumbled Ray Barkouskie re nipht covering for estate on his own 14 Two plays netted seven and Webster kicked on third down to midfield Miller Ccurty at Arrencuk RambrMse ThorharviUe Tilton at Cairo Pattv sc at i Warona at Baxley ValJoa a Doujia Jeaup at at Elberton Carterm lie at Rockmart Lafayette at Tnon KiraoW at Copper lull Tnn Morzan Count at Connlton LaGraaze at Gntfin CUm 8 Klarks ear at olks'on Toomb Central at Cordela Ortlla ar Dawsoo Racon County at Pa ttenon Sandermtie Dublin ar ECI Vidalia at GlennviUe Metter ar Lyons Sereven County at Millen Swajnbom a Soperton Camilla at Acworth at LakeCetr Austell at Jackson Dallas at Bremen carroUton at Hosansvtlle cummms at Ga School for Deal ayetteville at MeDonousrh Gordon Lee ModeL Jonesboro at West Point Manchester at Villa Rica Murray County at Pcoperell Sou'h Habersham at Buford Clarkesville at Winder Jefferson at Commerce Conyers at Mon iceUo Greensboro ar HartweH lAvnnta Rabun County st Roswell Mad nrt at Covtrttox Campbell at Tutmlle at Thomson Washirjcon at War enton BRWb 2 I ENDS Ragan Campbell Sartain Zuniga Torbett IHttie ian urvens TACKLES Cobb Hansford Meador al Waller GVARDS Holden Mad ini Kerr kins Knichr Phillips K'orMs Backs Huie Vasa Martin ii Harrs McCarley Allen Hcrmonihh Kendall Shivers 0 I raCua riATwT TACKLES Anaersor GLAiwa tries Un 180 linc 152 time Eagle Kennedy Brand Bu'1' Thrash Al KKML 'Preferred among MEN AT THE TOP SOUTH zn CLEMSON STARTED another drive which carried to the Slate 23 before a fumble by Hair xhrew it into reverse Pierce recovered for State but on the third Slate play pass was tipped up and caught by Quarles on the State 35 as the first quarter ended Clemson 0 State 0 Brutal line play by the defen sive teams throttled the offensive play throughout the second quar ter but Billy Hair and Jim Shirley go away for individual bursts of 13 and 12 on the Clemson side and George Suda made several nice Oldie 1 1 1 IdoL 1JK IV yards being nullified when a mate was offside Both teams tried desperate passes one Ion being O'Rourke on earned back Clemson 41 The battlins Wolfpack to play in its own back yard most of the first half but when rest period was called it was the Tigers who were shoved back inside their own 20 where a hurried kick fell short of mid field as the horn sounded The Tigers showed flashes of power but each outburst was matched by increased effort on tne part of the State defensive group By MARION GAINES A Rebel revolt led bv so tiii Atlanta j5Urnai contitution 'lieutenant rsoooy campoeii enaea in a i AUBURN Ala Oct 6 Ala for Brown Hiqh over Murphy's Eagles Damas aaoy nae pusnea act jss Cnenev Stadium two touchoowns the first quar Lanky Hale masterminded vhe( ter sBinst Auourn irostY i nr I ia clever Rebel backs through Mur Surdav 14 1 '1ClOr Auburn phys forard and a5O hi Dick outmanned enri Campbell Mida two scorin ngccoc rior inpn cmDoetl' up the flcctfooted Tide backs led by the pride of Alabama in 1950 rkowt: Bobby Duke Gowen missed the eight frosh that were kingpins in Ralph Jordan's 15 over 3S Xavter 32 Wabash 2 Rolla Mines McPherson 20 Moorhead Tchrs Drake 39 Kent St 4 2 III Wesleyan Jnwa Weslean Ohio 13 Washington Orltnn 31 Lora 4 7 Mt Union 26 Si Cloud Tehr Western Mich Albion 3 Washincton i Mo 33 central 56 Depauw 14 Marietta 32 Wheton 21 Hlinoif Manchester 27 Iowa TV 12 Taurcnre 1 9 Eau Claire 21 Mission House 25 Oerbem 20 Capital Milbkin 12 Centra) 7 lllfnoi CnJJr'jje A Monmouth 7 Minot Trhrs 10 Raidwin Wai! are Cincinnati 34 Toledo Mwinnsuw 13 Wilmingion 2 Dakota St 31 SOUTHWEST GENE MARTIN SMASHES OVER OR IRST BROWN REBELS TOUCHDOWN Photo by Clctis Peacock Cook Hotts was the main cog in the drive running for 18 and 13 and passing to Langston for 15) just before his long scoring effort backfired I Clemson had the ball on Its I own 11 as the third period end with Clemson leading 6 9 and not at all comfortable i Billy Hair got hurt after an I eight yard burst midway of th I final period and was removed i from play Thereafter Clemson went into a defensive shell and battled fran tically to protect its six point lead The Wolfpack launched a serious threat from its 24 which was greatly helped when a 32 yard pass was allowed at theClemson 42 for interference After Webster had run for eight to scat I ter the defense he shot a long pass intended for Jimmy Smith but Smith's frantic effort only shot the ball into the air and again it was Peter Cook alert Clemson sideback who was waiting when it came down He sprinted for 19 yards to the Clemson 49 being started off with a beautiful block by George Withers Thereafter the Tigers merely ran the clock out and went home victors 6 0 AR lal St 19 41 Taverns 4H Pucet S'turd 5R San Diesn NTC 4 7 Parfte Run Dten MCRD 53 PROESSIONAL OOTBALL Philadelphia 21 an annrn 1 EVEN RED BENNERS passer who never uns the ball scored on Missouri with "Vareeman a run His passing and ball carry Gainesville is ing pushed the Methodists along victory string a 14 He also turned 5 30 yards for the final touchdown in a stellar defensive role sin the fourth period It was Ben Sid Scarborough city athletic nets' first touchdown in three director will be the principaln years of college football speaker at the TD luncheon 1 1 A z4 them rvo a a net li t4i 1 Samuels deadly passes connected crous happening of the game Sam! fen kale firik 4 rt v1 1 a 1 uitu IVULHUUV' It MU1JUOV DUIULTIW UICR UdLK Ul Uy 1UI 1116 a minute to go i extra point bobbled the ball tried two touchdown tosses thn after being rushed ack 10 yards passed to Bill or overshadowed tne dazzling display ester who ran across for the point oi galloping ueorge Kice an un i heralded sophomore halfback and bull dozing carried the attack COLLEGE STATION Texas Oct 6 Texas Satur day night cut down the swash buckling giant of collccc foatoalli smashing Oklahoma 14 7 Texas knocked at Okla home's goal line three times in the firt period but fumbles spoiled1 twi chances on the 18 and on: the four yard lines and Okla home's line stopped cold on: the 10 Oklahoma bucking a stiff wind and a vicious defense! failed to cct nast its own 40 varri! line thie riiinr teir Dl lnkAmn A Texas 0 Texas ground 82 vards to a touchdown and Oklahoma) matched it eight minutes later! Lippman scored for seven' minutes deep in the period going 25 yards Hooper kicked the ex tra point Just before the half Vessels broke over right guard and scampered 74 yards Weather all kicked the point tie the score Oklahoma 7 Texas 7 ram slowed but didn ston the vicious nlav of each tram continued to have the edge threatening again to score onlv to have a fumble stop a ground duve i this tim aftpr thp Arrinc roarhiarl Oklahoma five Lary fumbled and Oklahoma recovered on its own 12 Oklahoma 7 Texas The Aggies shot ahead midwav of the final period mounting a 70 yard drive that paid off 14 plays and one penalty later when Lippman scored from the one A Grant pass interference penalty put the Aggies on the one Hooper kicxed the extra point inal score: Texas 14 Oklahoma 7 in the first game when end picked up a punt on the ten unn nrospective all City man ana Jerry Toroctt nound flankman time and HIT ROM BOTH State College Miss Oct Georgia end Art DeCarlo is hit hard from both sides as he comes down with a pass thrown by quarterback Zeke Bratkowski Mississippi State players John Pace I (left) and Joe ortunato (right) converge on DeCarlo to bring him down AP Wirephoto Atlanta Tnurhdnwn Meeting at Ans irx Atlanta Quarterback Geonpan Terrace 6:30 RaHnc nt peach Row! way io i THVRSDAT nnthall Bas Rooaevd! bnnn mufprj chum R1DAV ontball Grady Ryhan dium O'Keefe ve Brown at Mant a Vet ulton Rue North uPnn HreMlinx At City Auditorium 30 Karins Sloe it cars at Peach Bowl neo ay 830 MirRHA nnvnati (orpta I ecn VmverMtv at Grant eld tensity of ield 2:30 nt ITn te Maryland at 1 5 tk Racier Mdzt autow Teach Bowl dfum 3O Tchrs 30 MIDWEST Lk? orest Miami Il Butler arrcisburz Rakrr Winona Tchrs Iowa St Tchrs Western Reserve 20 in Normal Simpson Michigan Central Coll Grinnell Upper Iowa Rnnlins Green Manka'o Tchr ern Hope Cenlral te I Ta' or Ball Slate A nderson i Chi Branch' Rose Tech Camp McCoy Knox Oshkosh A urora Denison Hiram Aulus'ara Elmhurst DALLAS Oct Benton Musslewhite a fellow who runs like a cotton tail rabbit of the Texas piney woods brought back strong memories of the great Doak Walker Saturday night as he led Southern Methodist in a 34 0 storming of Missouri Engineering a mighty ground game the Methodist quarterback set up two touchdowns with his U(1U jjLl running and dashed 71 yards for) I rllT jlllw ernr himcc If A 40 I ww Al 000 marveled at the resemblence of Musslewhite to SMU immortal now fessional football The crowd was also to Kyle Rote who played with' and after Walker at SMU and was one of its all time greats A big fellow named Jerry Norton looked a great deal like Rote with his hammering runs He even wore Rote's old number 44 The bull shouldered Norion a sophomore who has been starring with his punting until now made (73 of 80 yards in an SMU touch idown drive in the third period LAAYETTE Ind Oct 6 (UR) He scored it himself from the Dead dye Dale Samuels unlimber I he crowd felt like going home ed two mighty touchdown strikes at the SMU exhibition most of the in the fourth period Saturday to first period The Methodists had (give Boilermakers a the ball only four times oncei i fumbling it away kicking on first Illuming uu i rii i uuvud i I downs the next two times then City victory over Iowa before some finally getting a touchdown drive hard charging Irish back who is 25000 rain soaked fans in Ross under way as time ran out in the defensive standout scored Aoe stadium It was as thrilling a football fve Missouri the ball deep in their territory on fumbles one (Ciash as ever was run off in thi" gobble heini a punt But the im take By ED MILES Journal Constitution Staff Writer RALEIGH Oct 6 Billy individual bri 1 hance at running and passing and the alertness of Peter Cook on defense enabled Clemson to win its 16th straight football victory 6 0 here before nearly 20000 fans who perspired almost as freely as the players Except for the single scoring drive made by the Tigers early) in the second half a 75 yard foray clkmson made on badly bruised muscles in the fray was fought in the lines Both teams set up loose 7 man lines with a fierce tackler playing in the gap to stop the runners and both appeared to have drilled their i men well on defense against pass ing i Buck wingbacking and passing featured the 75 yard march to the only score It was a 23 yard fling by Hair which Glenn Smith caught with basketball agility at the goal line that netted the touchdown Overeagerness on the part nf the proved costly Time atter time they jumped off sides at crucial moments suffering 5f) yards in penalties at five yards a clip Clemson's single penalty came late in the game for illegal use of hands Except for Jim re markable play on pass defense the Tigers might have piled up a sizeable margin As it wa they completed eight of 16 fnr 89 yards all thrown by Billy Hair Barna minutes Jerri blocked Auburn yard line and raced over conversion was good Tne Tide came roaring bok iko again in the first quarter wuh a forewall to drag down quarter Point yard drive that was climaxed backs jimmy ischer and Dick' oteve bhaders Blair 1 ondary and dropped a 45 yjrd ard scoring run inson agin imrim thrust in his arms STOCKY HLLBAtK licnc Martin Coach wcanon and elusive 140 pound halfback Bobby Vass teamed up in a turn taking ex 1 fiibition in the first quarter to spark Brown to its first tally Martin slashed through 25 yards Murphy's 32 and two plays later Vass hind four from Wofford riday brother of Tech guard Pig Camp ibell connected on all three PA sj to raise his avers 11 successful boots out of 12 Rebel tackle Ker Cobb Parris Island traansax rosh 31 Carolina St 35 MIIC 1 7 isk 33 Emory and Henry Riurtield 36 Union 26 Ijxnnhs'on Leland Keeslcr AB 20 Ta npa in Epin AB 33 Marshall 35 Moms Broin 32 Catawba 32 Reredirt 27 Tonnesse St Elon 31 Centre 1 1 chipola jc 39 lorence tit World Series I ranklin 13 Carnee Teeh 47 Union 21 Coast Guard Aead Miaotenury Scranton 1 4 Rochester 2 1 Cortland 13 31 estem Mary land Manne 42 Temple 14 Case 36 st Lawrence 20 Bucknell 4 7 William 7 Shippensberg 59 Trenton Tchr 19 Slippery Rocs 13 Montan St 7 Lebanon Vy 12 Gettysburg 21 Juniata 13 Wagner 19 Brockport 19 rrsinus 20 Chcyncy St 3 Indiana St Tchrs Stroud burg 2 airmont St 19 Rhode Island 27 SI Michaels 14 Worcester Tech 14 Oberltn 20 Adelphi il Massachusetts usqueranra 47 ey recuse lnotr Rhne Delaware 4 7 Samuels' Passes gfj jLead Purdue Over Iowa 34 30 vlr Ji I I Vv KSr Wi Alt 7 Wkj fanw Barber feoiwds I A iB Waldorf Atort I Hotel New York Cty UrWI3 111 I 9 lj Piih wk A 8 I 12:45 i I WfL tV I II.