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nfnked in Oregon prep polls,
cutraced and oiitdefensed the
Black Toronado o Medford in
O theo early going here Saturday
night and capitalized on the
breaks at the finish to gnaw
their wy into a berth in the
state Class A-l semi-finals.
O Spurred by the running of
Halfbacks Mickey Sinnerud and
Jim Mackey, the passing of
Quarterback Mike McGettigan,
good blocking in the line and
fturdy defense, the Beavers
earned their spot with a 19 to 0
quarterfinal decision over the
District 6 representative from
jjedford.
The District 3 titlists and
Metropolitan league champions
of coach Duke Moore, barging to
their ninth straight triumph of
the season, fought to a touch-
down in the second quarter on
their second march of the game.
Then they took advantage of a
Medford fumble and bad center
q pass to salt the victory in the
closing stanza.
O Sinnerud Scores Twice
Sinnerud, who packed the
ball 16 times for 105 yards, dur
ing the course of the game,
cored two of the three touch
downs. He crossed the goal on
11-yard pass play, with Mc
Gettigan throwing, for the open
ing score. In the fourth period,
when it appeared that Medford
had the .Beavers halted, Sinne
rud broke free for a 33-yard
romp to the goal. McGettigan
punched three yards for the
concluding TD. Fullback Steve
Beguin had toed the extra point
fter the opening score.
Beaverton threatened on two
other occasions, getting to the
Tornado 14 yard line on one
occasion and reaching the 23 on
another. Medford, not up to its
stellar performances of mid
season, never got a real long
drive going but made one strong
bid by going to the Beaver five
after Fullback Larry Brown's
pass interception brought the
chance. The ball was lost on
downs. Time caught up with the
only other serious Tornado bid.
Coach Fred Spiegelberg's
Medford team was on the
Beaverton 31 when the final gun
went off.
Action tightened after the
Beaver's initial touchdown with
each club finding the going
rough on the slippery high
crowned field against the de
fense of the other.
Penltie Hurt
Penalties and bad breaks as
ell n the stout resistence of
thg horn eleven kept the Black
Toronado of the south from gen
erating a consistent storm.
Beaverton had its penalties and
infractions, too, but was more
4piccessful in shaking off its
tribulations and capitalizing on
the misfortune's of its adver
sary. Beaverton, after taking the
opening kick-off, controlled the
ball for almost the entire first
quarter. The Black Toronado
had possession for only one
series of four downs. It got
the pigskin on Jim Funston's
interception of McGettmgan s
pass after the Beavers had
marched from their own 26-yard
line 60 yards to the Medford 14.
Medford moved the ball out
to the 19 where Quarterback
Tony Brauner punted. The
Beavers took over on the Med
ford 45 and in eight plays had
their touchdown. A personal
foul flagged against the Torna
do helped the cause of the Metro
champs and that infraction was
O offset only slightly by an out
side caH against Beaverton.
lfcin Called Back
Sinnerud boomed through the
middle and ramble 19 yards to
the goal on the play on which
the offside was charged. After
the nullification the Beavers
were put on the 25. By the end
of the first period the ball was
on the Medford four. Sinnerud
was dumped back on the 11 as
the second canto began but on
the next try McGettigan hit
him with an aerial on about the
five-yard line. The star half
back blasted into the end zone
after the catch and Beguin
thumped the bonus.
Another Beaverton threat
came in short order when the
Tornado, after taking the
kick-off. failed to make a yard
for a first down on a fourth
down gamble. That gave the
Beavers the pighide on the Med
ford 42. TRey got to the Toro
nado 19 but were penalized to
the 33 for illegal use of the
. hands and finally lost the ball on
downs on the Medford 24.
Medford got out to the 39
and lost back to the 35. Then
came one of the standout feats
of the night as Quarterback
Brauner booted a long punt
which got a good roll. It stopped
on the Beaver four-yard line,
good for 61 yards, and set the
stage for the most serious bid of
the evening by the Tornado.
Medford Stopped on Five
Beaverton worked to a first
O down on its 28 then lost to the
26. A McGettigan pass was in
complete and another heave
was snared by Tornado Full
back Larry Brown who toted
from the Beaver 48 to the 34.
MAIL TRIBUNE
A-1 IFootbal
Halfback Ron Reich connect
ed with Brauner on a pitch-pass
play good for 20 yards to the
14 for first down. Brown smash
ed to the 10, but Halfback
Johnny Jones lost to the 12.
Halfback Ron Reich made it
to the eight and Jones on fourth
down got to the five just one
yard short of a first down and
with 10 seconds left in the half.
Beaverton, in possession of the
ball, snapped for one play before
the intermission gun.
Beaverton got near the Med
ford goal early in the third
panel, when Sinnerud inter
cepted a Brauner pass at mid
field and ran to the Tornado 25.
Six plays carried to the Medford
10 where the ball was lost on
downs.
Reich Runs 50
After Beaverton was held for
only a yard gain and Beguin
punted, Medford had the ball
on its 20. In two plays the ball
was advanced to the 41 but clip
ping put the Medforites back
on their 26. They gained to the
28 but lost to the 23 and kicked.
The Tornado appeared on the
move at the end of the third
quarter and the start of the
fourth but ran afoul of a penalty
and an interception. Taking the
ball on its five, Medford had
three carries and the help of a
Beaverton five-yard infraction
in getting to the 26 when the
third stanza ended.
Halfback Skip Bennett crack
ed to the 34. Next the Toronado
shook Reich loose on the weak
side play and he packed for 50
yards to the Beaverton 14. But
Medford was charged with clip
ping on a questionable infrac
tion and after the penalty was
stepped off the ball was put on
the Medford 43 for a net gain
of nine yards.
Halfback Gerry Lyons was
held at the line of scrimmage
but Halfback Bob Gee advanced
to the 46.. Brauner cast an aer
ial intended for End Mike Rus
sell but the ball was gathered
in by Sinnerud on the Beaver
25 and he ran up to his 42.
Medford held Beaverton for a
net of three yards and Beguin
punted. On the runback Med
ford hopes first soared and then
were dashed.
Jones took the ball on the
Tornado 15, faked to Lyons and
headed toward the right side
line. He tight-roped his way
behind some fine downfield
blocking 85 .yards to the end
zone! The squeeze was . too
tight down the side stripe for
the Tornado ball carrier, how
ever. An officials flag went
down on the Medford 31 where
Jones had been forced to step
on the line and cancelled out
his long run.
Had Jones' run counted and
touchdown resulted and had the
bonus point been scored, the
Tornado not only would have
tied the game but would have
been in front in total net yard
age. Instead Dame Fortune
worked for Beaverton. A Med
ford fumble on the next play
was recovered on the 26-yard
line by End Rich Kipp of the
Beavers.
Sinnerud Goes Over
The home team made the most
of the chance. Sinnerud gained
to the 20. A hands infraction
put the Beavers back on the 36.
Beguin got to the 33. Then Sin
nerud smacked over right tackle,
cutback through the Medford
secondary and angled for the
goal. Score was 13 to 0 and
stayed that way when Beguin's
conversion kick was low and
wide.
Medford had the ball on Its
27 after the kick-off but was
back to the 25 after three plays.
Brauner went back to punt. The
center snap was high and the
quarterback, trying to run, was
caught on the 15.
It was Beaverton's ball on
downs and, the Metro titlists
were equal to another scoring
opportunity. McGettigan speak
ed to the 10 and Jim Mackey
bucked to the three. Then Mc
Gettigan went the rest of the
way.
In one final scoring effort
Medford surged from its 37 for
32 yards to the Beaverton 31
where time ran out and the final
gun sounded.
Gee at Halfback
Gee, who has shared the full
back chores with Brown this
San Francisco
Far West Victor
By UNITED PRESS
San Francisco State held the
Far Western conference football
title today thanks to an all-pur
pose fullback named Bod Rod-
rigo who was the wnoie snow in
Saturday's 23-6, victory over
Chico State.
Rodrigo passed for two touch
downs, kicked a 26-yard field
goal and added a conversion to
spark the 'Gators to their win
over the Wildcats in . the game
which decided who would get
the crown.
San Francisco finished up un
defeated in conference play.
Spain ceded Florida to the
United States Feb. 22, 1819.
Monday. November 18. 1957
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fall, saw service at right half
back during the Medford season
concluder. The Tornado aim
was to put more weight into its
attack.
Guard Tom Merton of Med
ford saw just limited duty be
cause of the ankle injury he
suffered against Grants Pass.
Beaverton was without Backs
Gerald Burnett and Steve Cook,
both hurt in practice last week.
Burnett suffered a broken leg
and Cook a jammed knee.
Medford wound up the year
with a record of 5 wins, 3 losses
and 1 tie while Beaverton will
go against Jefferson of Portland
with a 9-1 mark.
STATISTICS: Med. Beav.
First downs rushing . 6 fl
First downs passing . 2 1
First downs penalties 1 1
Total first downs 9 11
Net yards rushing -, 130 196
Net yards passing 42 54
IPdDIETrS
Pro Gridiron Chase
Tightens; Vets Star
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Eastern Division
W
L T Pet.
1 1 .857
2 0 .750
3 0 .571
5 1 .286
5 0 .286
6 0 .250
L T Pet.
3 0 .625
3 0 .625
3 0 .625
4 0 .500
5 0 .375
6 0 .250
Cleveland
New York
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicago Cards ...
Philadelphia
..... 6
6
4
.... 2
2
.... 2
Western Division W
Baltimore 5
Detroit 5
San Francisco . 5
Los Angeles 4
Chicago Bears 3
Green Bay 2
Sunday's Results
Washington 30, Cleveland 30 Tie)
New York 13, Philadelphia 0
Detroit 31, San Francisco 10
Baltimore 29, Chicago Bears 14
' Los Angeles 31, Green Bay 27
Next Sunday's Games
Chicago Bears at Detroit
Green Bay at Pittsburgh
Los Angeles at Cleveland
New York at Chicago Cards
San Francisco at Baltimore
Washington at Philadelphia
By UNITED PRESS
Bobby Layne, Lou Groza, Ben
Agajanian and Norm Van Brock-
lin four guys whose pro foot
ball careers total 40 years
played key roles Sunday to help
make the National league divi
sion races as tight as wet shoes.
Layne, a 10-year man, helped
produce a three-way tie for first
place in the Western division by
leading the Detroit Lions to a
31-10 victory over the San Fran
cisco Forty-Niners. The Balti
more Colts took advantage of
Detroit's triumph in the day's
top game andtied the Lions and
Forty-Niners for the lead 'by
turning a series of Chicago Bear
errors into a 29-14 victory.
Groza, playing his 12th season
for Cleveland, booted a 23-yard
field goal against the Washing
ton Redskins, with only 13 sec
onds to go as the Browns rallied
for a 30-30 tie that kept them
ahead of the second place New
York Giants in the Eastern race.
Ben Agajanian, a nine-year
pro, kicked two 26-yard field
goals within 50 seconds as New
CONGRATULATIONS
Henry Aaron, 23 -year -old
Milwaukee Braves' out
fielder, gets telephone con
gratulations in a Chicago ho
tel room after he was voted
the National League's most
valuable player of 1957.
Thigh Ailment
Sidelines Cousy
Boston (IP) Bob Cousy, star
of the unbeaten Boston Celtics,
was sidelined for at least two
weeks today with an injured
right thigh.
"He way have a blood clot in
his thigh," said coach Red Auer
bach who added that Cousy will
be out "two, maybe three
weeks."
Cousy suffered the injury
Saturday night when Philadel
phia's Neil Johnston accidental
ly bumped against him as the
Celts were winning their 11th
consecutive game this season.
rnado taes
I Play-OTs
Total scrimmage net 172
Yards kick-off net 76
Yards punt returns 16
Yards pass interceptions 16
Total net yards 308
Punt returns 4-39
Fumbles lost 1
Passes tried 9
Passes completed 3
Passes had intercepted 2
Yards penalized ...r 50
250
12
9
41
353
3-33
0
11
5
2
65
MEDFORD ROSTER:
Ends Russell, Hamlin, Peterson, L.
Dean. Rasmussen.
Tackles Morris, Sorenson, Murray,
Harrison, Winetrout.
Guards Merton, J. Corum, Albert,
Mann, Ice, Penwell.
Centers J. Funston, McLaughlin.
Quarterbacks Brauner, Clark.
Halfbacks Jones, Lyons, Bennett,
Gee, Reich.
Fullbacks Brown, F. Funston.
BEAVERTON ROSTER:
Ends Bush, Kipp, Maust.
Tackles Durdel, Butler,
Gillson.
Guards Betts, Clement,
Nelson. Mat his.
Hayden,
Ribble.
Centers Hall, D. Jones.
Quarterbacks McGettigan.
Halfbacks Sinnerud, Mackey, Hit
tenour. Fullback Beguin.
York shut out the Philadelphia
Eagles, 13-0. The victory, cou
pled with the tie at Washington,
enabled the Giants to cut Cleve
land's lead to a half-game.
Van Brocklin, playing his
ninth season for the Rams,
pulled Lbs Angeles within a
game of the Western lead when
his 34-;yard touchdown pass to
Lamar Lundy with 81 seconds to
go produced a 31-27 victory over
the Green Bay Packers.
The Pittsburgh Steelers, third
in the East at 4-3, and the Chi
cago Cardinals were idle this
week end.
South Salem
Reaches A-l
Semi-Finals
By UNITED PRESS
South Salem and Beaverton
joined Jefferson and Springfield
in the semi-finals of the state
high school class A-l football
playoffs Saturday.
South Salem downed Mac-Hi
25-7 and Beaverton blanked
Medford 19-0. South Salem meets
Springfield and Beaverton plays
Jefferson in next week end
games.
In class A-2, Elmira defeated
Glendale 20-13, Vale took Serra
25-7, and Seaside humbled Ban
don 41-0 to join Willamina in
the semi-finals. Elmira plays
Vale and Seaside meets Willam
ina in playoff games.
Merrill vs. Stanfield
The class B, 11-man semi-finals
send Powers against Tilla
mook Catholic and Merrill
against Stanfield. In Saturday
games Stanfield downed Union
20-6, Merrill took Maupin 28-6
and Tillamook Catholic blanked
St. Boniface 26-0.
Sisters defeated Irrigon 36-22
in a six-man game to apparently
earn the right to meet Alsea for
the title. .But Irrigon launched
a protest on a disputed onside
kick and a ruling is expected
this week by the OSAA.
HOCKEY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
By United Press
Although the -embattled New
York Rangers scored back-to-back
victories over the Montreal
Canadiens in their week end se
ries to regain first place in. the
National Hockey league, coach
Phil Watson admits "we'll be
lucky to get in the playoffs."
The Rangers, backed up by
the brilliant netminding of Mar
cel Paille, rolled to a 4-2 victory
over the Canadiens at Montreal
Saturday night and then beat
the defending Stanley Cup cham
pions by the same score Sunday
night" at New York.
The Chicago Black Hawks
tied Boston for third place by
edging the Detroit Red Wings,
3-2, on defenseman Elmer Vas
ko's first goal of the season,
while the Bruins rallied to gain
a 2-2 deadlock with the Toronto
Maple Leafs In other Sunday
night contests.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
By UNITED PRESS 4
The Hershey Bears swept a
home-and-home weekend series
with the Rochester Americans
to reopen a healthy 11-point lead
in the American Hockey league.
The Bears turned back Roches
ter, 2-0, Sunday night on goals
by player-coach Frank Mathers
and Lome Davis after rolling to
a 3-1 victory over the same club
Saturday night.
In Sunday nights other ac
tion, the Cleveland Barons
downed the Providence Reds,
4-1, and the Buffalo Bisons
edged the Springfield Indians,
6-5.
Humboldt
Raps Raider
Eleven 39-14
Ashland Humboldt State
college scored on a punt run
back and turned four Red Raid
er fumbles and a pass intercep
tion into touchdowns Saturday
night to squelch the Southern
Oregon college football team 39
to 14 at Areata, Calif.
Earl Barnham ran 75 yards
for the TD on the punt runback.
Jim Crow set up a second score
with a fumble recovery on the
SOC 34 and Chuck McAninch
swept over four plays later. Mc
Aninch then went 16 yards to
the goal after Jim Ennis fell on
a Raider muff on the SOC 28.
McAninch kicked three conver
sions for 21 to 0 at the end of
the first quarter.
Darrell Foster traveled 13
yards to a TD for HSC after hav
ing intercepted a pass on his
22-yard line and running it back
to the SOC 14 in the second
quarter.
Brood Goes 54
Southern Oregon gots 1st in
itial TD on a 54-yard run by
Delmar Brood on a quick open
er. George Stavros kicked the
bonus. Then Gordon Moore of
the Lumberjacks fell on anoth
er Raider fumble on the SOC
44. Jack Menzie passed to Dave
Thomas for 44 yards and a goal.
A short punt set up another
Raider second panel touchdown.
SOC went 22 yards in four plays
with Lance Locke pitching to
Chuck Crandali for the last sev
en and Stavros again adding
the extra.
Ralph Johnson fell on a SOC
miscue in the last quarter and
tallied on a tackle-elegible pass
for seven yards.
Humboldt had a 287 to 203
margin in net scrimmage yard
age and led 14 to 7 in first
downs. Southern Oregon had the
edge on the ground 158 to 150.
The Raiders lost the ball six
times on fumbles and recovered
three HSC muffs.
Pistons Head
Pro Division
By UNITED PRESS
Along with a change in home
sites, the Detroit Pistons got a
good personnel shake-up during
the off-season and today they
are leading the Western division
of the National Basketball as
sociation. The former Fort Wayne team
took undisputed possession of the
top spot Sunday night by 21 per
centage points when they down
ed the Philadelphia Warriors,
95-91. The St. Louis Hawks, who
had been tied for first but have
played more games, slipped
mathematically behind despite
a 98-97 victory over Cincinnati.
In the only other Sunday
game, the Syracuse Nationals
rallied to beat the Minneapolis
Lakers, 110-98.
LEBARON TOP STUDENT
Washington (IP) Eddie Le-
Baron, star quarterback of the
Washington Redskins, has been
elected to an honor society at
George Washington university's
law school, which he attends
part-time during the National
Football league season.
SOUTH COACHES NAMED
Montgomery, Ala. (IP) Andy
Pilney of Tulane, Darrell Royal
of , Texas and Johnny Vaught
of Mississippi today were desig
nated as coaches for the South
in the annual Blue-Gray foot
ball game, Dec. 28. Jack Molen-
kopf of Purdue, Murray War-
math , of Minnesota and Don
Faurot of Missouri will coach
the North.
BIG CROWD OF SKIERS
Government Camp (IP) A big
crowd was on hand at Mt. Hood
Sunday for the first good skiing
week end of the season. There
were nearly 40 inches of fresh
snow in the Timberline area and
conditions were ideal.
TOP GOLF PURSE
Los Angeles (IP) The total
purse for the 1958 Los Angeles
Open golf tournament has been
increased to $40,000 largest in
the history of the event. More
than 400 entries are expected
for the Open, which will be
staged at the Rancho Municipal
course Jan. 2-6.
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Race For National Grid Laurels
Muddled But Bowl Picture Clear
PCC STANDINGS
W t T PF PA
Oregon 6 1 0 117 71
Oregon St. 5 2 0 137 103
UCLA 4 2 0 116 75
Wash. State 4 3 0 119 122
Stanford 3 3 0 134 99
Washington 3 3 0 93 98
Southern Cal. 1 5 0 45 108
California 1 5 0 45 109
Idaho 0 3 0 85 109
BIG TEN STANDINGS
W L T PF PA
Ohio State 6 6 0 117 46
Michigan St. 5 1 0 184 60
Iowa 4 1 1 152 72
Michigan 3 2 1 131 110
Wisconsin . 3 3 0 115 97
Purdue 3 3 0 106 83
Minnesota 3 4 0 149 167
Illinois 2 4 0 84 117
Indiana 0 5 0 20 218
Northwestern .. 0 6 0 38 196
By UNITED PRESS
The smoke of Saturday's sur
prises, like Notre Dame's streak
busting win over Oklahoma,
Hoop Officials
Meet Wednesday
A meeting of basketball
referees of the Rogue valley
will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wed
nesday, Nov. 20, at Medford
Senior High schooL Examina
tions for state certification as
officials will be completed. It
will be a regular meeting of the
group.
Title Taken
By Linfield
McMinnville (IP) Linfield's
Wildcats t held their second
straight Northwest confernece
football title today following a
come-from-behind 27-14 victory
over Willamette here Saturday
night.
Willamette led 14-0 at the end
of the first half but Ron Par
rish led his team to a great come
back in the second period by
firing two touchdown passes and
scoring himself on a sneak.
Coach Paul" Durham credited
the Linfield line play in the sec
ond half as being the difference.
Linfield finished with a 5-0
record to 3-1-1 for Willamette.
College of Idaho got third
place by taking Pacific 20-7 in
the only other conference game
Knot in PCC
Goal of OSC
Corvallis (IP) Oregon State
set its sights on at least a tie
for the 1957 PCC football title
today in next Saturday's game
with Oregon at Eugene.
The defending champion Bea
vers, who walloped Stanford 24
14 behind the brilliant play of
tailback Joe Francis last Satur
day, can tie the Rose Bowl bound
Webfoots for the crown if they
win.
The Beaver win over Stanford
also kept intact Coach Tommy
Prothro's mark of never having
lost a home game in his three
seasons at the helm.
The University of Alabama
conducts an annual cheerleaders
clinic each summer for pros
pective leaders of school cheers.
About 800 youngsters are ex
pected to attend the session this
year.
More people coast to coast
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(cleared slowly from the college
football scene today, leaving the
bowl picture mighty clear but
the national leadership race in
chaos.
You can jot down these New
Year's day lineups: ,
Rose Bowl Ohio State vs.
Oregon.
Orange Bowl Oklahoma vs.
probably Duke.
Cotton Bowl Probably Texas
A&M or Rice vs. Navy or Army.
Sugar Bowl Probably Missis
sippi vs. Texas A&M or Rice.
And you can hail Ohio State
as champion of the Big Ten for
the third time in four years for
its 17-13 win over Iowa, the
Buckeyes coming from behind
to win with a 67-yard drive in
seven plays in the fourth quar
ter as soph Bob White lunged
over from the five.
The Big Question
But who do you say is the na
tional leader?
The Texas Aggies, who were
No. 1, were handed a 7-6 defeat
by Rice on the strength of King
Hill's extra-point kick in the sec
ond period a boot that snapped
bucks Seek
Clear Cut
Coast Toga
Eugene (IP) A tired Univer
sity of Oregon football team,
its first Rose Bowl bid in 38
years in hand, arrived home
late Sunday to the cheers of
more than 1000 students, faculty
members and townspeople who
braved a steady rain.
The Ducks clinched at least a
tie for the PCC title Saturday
by defeating Southern Californ
ia for the firstime in Memorial
coliseum since 1941, 16-7. The
official Rose Bowl decision is
made by faculty representatives
next Monday but the Ducks are
in. The Beavers would tie Ore
gon if they won.
Coach Len Casanova told the
cheering crowd Sunday that the
uppermost goal of his team right
now was to beat Oregon State
here Saturday in the 61st re
newal of their rivalry and win
the PCC title outright.
ROSEWALL TWICE VICTOR
Calcutta, India : (IP) Ken
Rosewall of Australia defeated
Pancho Segura of Ecuador, 7-5,
7-5, and then teamed .with Lew
Hoad to defeat Jack Kramer and
Segura, 6-1, 1-6, 6-3, Sunday as
Kramer's tennis troupe wound
up its tour of India.
On TV
Saturday
Pacific Coast
Conference
Football
See Next Friday's
paper for team's
and time.
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the Aggies' 14-game winning
streak and gave Rice the inside
track to the Southwest confer-
ence title and Cotton Bowl bid.
But even that upset pales
alongside Notre Dame's 7-0 con
quest of No. 2 ranked Oklahoma,
smashing the Sooners' record
winning streak of 47 games and
their record streak of 123 games
without being shut out.
Oklahoma's loss does not dis
turb its hold on a berth in the
Orange Bowl. Duke probably
qualified for the other berth
with its 7-6 win over Clemson
on Wray Carlton's catch of a TD
pass and extra-point kick.
Oregon Assured Bowl Gams
Oregon clinched the Pacific
Coast conference bowl bid by
beating Southern Cal 16-7.
Mississippi's 14-7 win over
Tennessee means Ole Miss must
finish ahead of any other bowl
eligible team in the Southeast
ern conference, and that should
mean a Sugar Bowl berth. How
ever, ineligible Auburn still is
leading the league after its 6-0
win over Georgia and now is
the nation's only major "power
house" perfect record team with
an 8-0-0 record.
Two other league titles will
be decided next Saturday. In the
Ivy league, Dartmouth (5-0-1)
and Princeton (5-1-0) will meet
at Princeton for the crown.
In the Atlantic Coast confer
ence Duke (5-0-1) winds up
against North Carolina and
North Carolina State (4-0-1)
against South Carolina.
The Southern, Skyline and
Southwest conference titles will
wait at least until Thanksgiving
day and the Southeastern until
Nov. 30.
John Wilkes Booth was shot
to death near Port Royal, Va.,
11 days after he assassinated
President Lincoln.
Wilcox Beehive
TRUCK & CAR RENTALS
6th & Grape. Med. SP 3-3261
WANT
TO
RENT
A
TRUCK,
CAR,
FOR
A
DAY,
OR
MORE
3
CONCRETE C?l
248E.McAN0REWS KD.
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