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4-C Sunday. Oct. 2. 1955 UtiiKUl A Kli tl 5 a Georgia Tech Reserve 7 recks SMU, 20 to Vanri Hits For Team's PENALTIES HURT, COACH SAYS Loss Disappoints MSV Tennessee Handed 6th Loss in Row game was so feeble was a bit of Three TDs iw- fin r- i KNOXVILLE Duke, Continued -from First Sports team and kept us pinned deep In our own territory most of the time. "That's why we didn't pass more.

We simply didn't have the position on the field that would permit us to operate our passing game." Slow Start Helps Defeat Mustangs led by Halfbacks Bob Pascal and Bernie Blaney, ran roughshod over Tennessee Saturday, a mystery unless you merely want to ascribe it to inept "Our passers weren't rushed," Daugherty said. "They had fine protection and plenty of time." Wally Weber, the veteran Michigan freshman coach, had a pertinent comment to make on the Wolverines' absence from the airlines. "It's the mark of a good team," Weber said, "when you can put away entirely a weapon that is as important as the pass the eight years I've coached Michigan or In the 10 years Fritz Crisler was the coach has one of our teams done so little passing," Bennie said. Michigan State's air game likewise was extremely disappointing. The Spartans made good on only three of seven attempts for a meager gain of 38 yards.

Michigan picked off three other tosses and got more yardage (52) out of the runbacks of the interceptions than the Spartans did with their completions. GA. TECH STATISTICS B.M.TJ. First downs 1 1 Bashing yardage 214 Passing yardage 42 Passes attempted 13 Passes completed 3 Passes intercepted I Punting average 43.5 Fnmbles lost 1 Tarda penalized 45 17 233 64 10 1 43.4 S3 MICHIGAN" attempted only two passes. One was touched by an ineligible receiver and led to a 15-yard penalty.

The other was from Jim Maddock to Ed Shannon for a 15-yard gain in the fourth quarter. "I don't think any time In ATLANTA (JP) Toppy Vann, a second-string quarter and the one that was the key back playing like an All- to our opening victory over WHY THE PART AX aerialS lissoUri last week and still win." America and Halfback George Volkert, an old nemesis 3ISU PASS MISSES ITS MARK AND WOLVERINES GRAB Jim VanPelt winds up with ball intended for Jim Ilinesly of Southern Methodist University, led Georgia Tech to a 20- 21 to 0, to chalk up its second football victory of the season. A shirt-sleeved crowd of 25,500 saw Duke break loose for touchdowns in each of the last three periods to hand Tennessee its sixth straight setback, tying a record set in 1909. With less than two minutes remaining in the second period, Duke marched 55 yards for its first score. The Blue Devils used eight plays to cover the distance.

PASCAL plunged one yard for the first of his two touchdowns. Guard Jim Nelson made the first of three conversions. The second Duke counter came with a sudden burst of speed midway through the third period when Blaney broke to the left and raced 80 yards down the sideline. Tennessee was in a 7-2-2 defense at the time and only one Vol, Halfback Bob Hibbard, got within flagging distance of Ron Kramer, the great Michigan end, caught seven passes for a gain of 109 yards a week ago. Against Michigan State, there wasn't an aerial thrown in his direction.

victory over slow-startmg TRIMS S. CAROLINA PLAXLTIS (MSf) SMU Saturday in an intersec- Wolfpack tional football thriller. Gets Chased Vann passed and ran with de vastating effectiveness and "That has to be the surprising feature of the game," Daugherty conceded. "I wouldn't have believed it possible before the scored all three of Tech's touch Again, 25-18 game and I doubt if Bennie would either." downs. He got his chance to star because starter Wade Mitchell was not in top physical shape RALEIGH (JP) Sophomore Navy Rolls Along Despite Rain, 26-0 COLUMBIA, S.C.

() Quarterback George Welsh, despite a rain heavy enough to qualify the Midshipmen for sea duty pay, passed his fast Navy team to a substantial 26-0 football victory against impotent South Carolina here Saturday. Quarterback David Reed scored two touchdowns, one on an 83- THE BEST ball carrier on the field was Michigan State's Clar yard punt return, as once-beaten VOLKERT, whose 49-yard ence Peaks. He combined speed North Carolina turned back N.C, and power to pick up 63 yards touchdown run in the dying min State, 25 to 18, before a crowd utes beat the Mustangs in Dal of 17,000 Saturday. las last year, caught passes and the stocky little Blue Devil. Hibbard tried a diving tackle on Tennessee's 21 but missed.

It was States' third straight loss of the season. Most of the A crowd of 28,000 braved the picked up important yardage in all of Tech's scoring drives. He on 17 carriers. Jerry Planutis, the Spartan fullback, outgained him slightly with 69 yards In 17 tries but wasn't the "go-all-the -way" threat of Peaks. second half was played in the game.

Quarterback Pat Flood went eight yards to score after also ran back a punt 78 yards, rain. Duke came storming back at the outset of the fourth period and marched 74 yards in 12 i v. I A ii 1 4 A 3 v. ft IP only to have the apparent touchdown nullified by a clipping having passed for 11 yards to End John McHugh. After trailing 19 to 6 at the half, State rallied to cut the margin to 19-18, before the running plays to score its final touchdown.

Pascal plunged from Dave Hill, with 40 yards in eight tries, topped the Michian steady rain to see Welsh set up touchdowns in the first and second periods. Eleven and 14-yard passes by Welsh to End Ron Beagle, and a 16-yard run by Halfback Chester Burchett, figured in Navy's opening touchdown drive of 70 yards, the 11-yard pass going for the score. STATISTICS Tar Heels applied the clincher I the two to cap the drive. i a I NAVY backs. wiui a luurui-pcriuu luutii' down.

Paul Amen, one of Coach Earl (Red) Blaik's top aides at Army, scouted Michigan for the Cadets, 8. C. 5 64 79 13 5 1 35.2 1 45 Xavy First downs 16 Rushing; yardage 19ft Passing- yardae 174 Passes attempted 1ft Passes completed 12 Passes Intercepted 2 Puntinc average Fumbles lost 1 lards penalized 85 Not until the final quarter did the Mustangs show their highly-touted game to advantage. Then they drove 83 yards in nine plays with Quarterback John Roach plunging over from the one. Tech, rated third among the PONTIACS BRAND NEW 55's HARD TOPS, STA.

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end rnn). Conversion Keller. N. C. State: Touchdowns Hunter (6, end run: 3, plume); Collar (6, pass from West).

Navy: Touchdowns Beetle (11, pass from Welsh); Monto (1. pluntte): Guest ines' "no pass pattern of play. WELSH HIT Beagle twice for 13 and Burchett once for five in the second period after Guard James Hower intercepted a pass at the South Carolina 30. Full (5, plunre) Flood 8. run).

Conver sions Oldham 2. Nation's grid giants, turned in its best offensive showing of the LOU BALDACCI, the versatile Michigan fullback, was injured EXCLUSIVE- back Vince Monto plunged for season in winning its third straight. Star Halfback Paul Rotenberry was out with a bad knee, but Halfbacks Volkert, midway through the second quarter and remained on the sidelines the rest of the game. the score from one foot out. Alouettes Edge Argonauts, 30-28 Halfback Ed Oldham broke Stan Flowers and Johnny Men-ger and Fullbacks Ken Owen and Dick Gookin handled the running chores admirably.

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Roach and Halfbacks Dom Mc- Ilhenny and John Marshall were back Sam Etcheverry, came from behind with two touchdowns in the final quarter to the big guns for the Mustangs. defeat the Toronto Argonauts, smc one. Ga. Tech 7 7 6 0 20 30 to 28, in a wide-open Big Navy's third stringers scored the final touchdown late in the Four football game Saturday. Mil; Touendowns a (1, sneak).

Conversion Beal. Tech: Touchdowns Vann 3 (1. sneak; 1. sneak; 2, run). Conversions Mitchell Rebels Fight To Win, 33-0 OXFORD, Miss.

(JP Ray 71 -Yard Pass Play Gets VPI Past mond Brown, a third-string WILLIAMSBURG, VA (C1E) oily, what else quarterback, got his first chance of the season Saturday and made the most of it by directing Mis perfect play, a 71-yard pass and run featuring Quarterback Billy Cranwell and Halfback Dave Ebert, capped a sissippi to a 33-0 victory over a stubborn North Texas State team. Brown, a sophomore from Greenville, scored one touchdown himself and passed Free Press Photo by WAUY STIIGEB IT'S A TOUCHDOWN FOR MSU Jerry Planutis goes up and over for another. come-from-behind 14-7 victory for Virginia Tech over William and Mary Saturday. A crowd of 15,000 saw Tech take its first viotory from the arch rival Indians since 1938. Cranwell, who has been hobbled with an ankle injury, fired from the Tech 15 to Ebert, who raced into the clear at the Tribe's 25-yard line.

Ebert outran the defense to the goal. The heavily favored Rebels would I smoke but La Palina the mildest cigar found the hefty North Texas line hard to move. It was only by the grace of a couple of breaks that the Rebels took a 14-0 lead into the dressing room at half- time. Mississippi 11 0 19 33 Mitislsiinpt: Tonrhdowns Oothren (1 plunge). Blalfw-k 8.

run). William (13, i 1 oiw ''IV pans from Klalark). Brown 1. plunee) WYANT ON THE LOOSE Mountaineers Smear Wake Forest, 46-0 MORGANTOWN, W. Va.

(U.R) West Virginia smothered Wake Forest, 46 to 0, Saturday with an awesome display of offensive and defensive might which handed the previously unbeaten Deacons their worst defeat in a decade. W. M. WTO 0 7 Virginia Tech 0 0 7 7 14 William and Mary: Touchdown Sid-well 4. plunce).

Conversion Bon-farriln. Virginia Tech: Touchdowns Divers 3. run with intercepted pas): Ebert (1, pass-run from Cranwell). Conversions Beard 2. oDwmiH too, pass-run irom Brown).

Dales Crush Olivet, 45-6 in history!" The Mountaineers, piloted oy HILLSDALE (JP) Nate Clark Clemson Takes Bite Out of Bulldogs, 26-7 CLEMSON, S. C. Clem-son's unbeaten football team, sparked by Quarterback Don King's splendid passing and gen scored three touchdowns and Don Eugenio, his left-half replacement, two more as Hillsdale Veteran Quarterback Freddy Wyant, pounded across" two touchdowns within 58 seconds early in the first quarter and College crushed Olivet, 45 to 6, never let up. Saturday night. eralship and the power plunging Wyant scored one touchdown It was Hillsdale's third victory and handed off for two more of Fullback Billy O'Dell, smothered Georgia, 26 to 7, Saturday for the Tigers' first victory over the Georgians since 1914.

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The game was the MIAA opener for both schools. started the onslaught with a 49-vard romp in the first five The rugged action, in which minutes of the game. Clemson scored in every quarter. exploded into two short-lived niiTet nor) a Hillsdale 13 13 6 14 45 Olivet srorlni: Touchdown Schneider 1, plunee). Hillsdale scoring: Touchdowns Clark 3 (I.

plunite: pass-run; SO, run): Eucenio 8 ('-JO. run; 75, run); Thierbark rua): Johnson (18, pass-run). Conversions Moffatt, Thomason, WEST VIRGINIA'S line, led by bruising Bruce Bosley, almost completely bottled up Wake Forest's vaunted passer, Nick player fights in the waning moments. Sideline spectators among the crowd of 20,000 joined in the second outbreak, but the Clemson band quickly struck up the Star Spangled Banner and a dozen policemen hurriedly restored order. Consoles, while running up a Xt-' AJ s' 1 i A A i-- 4 4 4 s' i 'y 1 I a 26-0 first-half lead.

West Virginia amassed a whopping 496 yards, 238 rushing and a school record of 258 passing. Wake Forest totaled 169 yards, including 88 passing and 81 rushing. WE NEED USED Boats -Motors and Boat Trailers Liberal Trade-In Allowance ON NEW 1956 MODELS Priet Protection on Any Boat, Motor or Trailer Purchased Now on Layaway For Spring Delivery. No Carrying Charge, Free Storage Gil Schocer, Inc. Clemsoa 7 1 26 Georgia 9 7 7 Clemson: Touchdowns O'Dell (2, plunge; 1.

plunge). Pagliel (31, pass-run from Kine): Laraway (3, pass interception). Conversions Bussey 2. Georgia: Touchdown Roberts (9, pass from Young). Conversion Cooper.

It was the Mountaineers' second straight victory and Alma Chalks Up 3rd Straight KALAMAZOO (IP) Alma College won its third straight game of the season by defeating Kalamazoo, 15 to 6, in the MIAA opener for both teams Saturday night. Jim Fowler's 53 yard pass play to Jim Smith for Kalamazoo's touchdown was the first score against the Scots this season. Alma 13 2 15 Kalamazoo 6 6 Alma scorinsr: Touchdowns Johnson (48 run); Lawrence (1 plunge). Safety Fowler. Conversion Aylinr.

Kalamazoo Touchdown Smith (53 pass from Fowler). snapped a two-game streak for Wake Forest, whose worst previous beating came at the hands Auburn's Cook Has Florida in Grid Steic AUBURN, Ala. (U.R) Auburn, of Army in 1945 by a 54-0 score. i ri Wt Virginia 12 14 13 7 16 a powerful squad with a quarter 1265 So. Woodward Adams Rd.

In Birmingham Doily to Sot. till 5:30 9430 Woodward 2 Blks. North of Clairmont Dally Frl. till West Virginia: Tonrhdowns Moss 2 4U. run; 1.

plunge) (recovered I 1 1 Consoles fumble in end zone Hnsek i tf St L9 1 27, pass): Wyant (3. plnnce) Shepherd (7, rnn): Smeh ($, plunge). Con A A- j. TL A i. 1 A.

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Auburn 13 Auburn: Touchdowns James (1, plunge). Powell 3, plunge). Conversion Childress. I fense. Western Michigan College absorbed a 35-0 defeat Saturday night from Bowling Green in a Mid-American Conference foot-tall game.

Western never got past TONIGHT AT 8:30 DETROIT RED WINGS N.H.L. ALL STARS TICKETS NOW ON SALE FOR OCTOBER each or buy the handy, money taving 8 Pack tne jsowung Green 47. Bowling Green 14 7 14 35 Scorings Touchdowns Giroua (1. plunge)i OeOrio (4i. run): Hecker (S5.

pasa from Bryan) I Kent (2). pass from Bryan.) Janeway (13. pass from Me-Bee). Conversion Knierin 3, Becker 2. 196 6.

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