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passing than Spalding, they were
out rushed and they were supposed
to have some of the ,best rushing
backs in the state, and Class
football. To sum it au Up Spald
Ing was the better team.
Their record stands at six vic
tories and four losses. They hold
victories over College Park 12 to 7.
7homAston 19 to 12, Rockmart 14
to 0, Elberton 42 to 0, Athens 14 to
13 and Gainesville 12 to 0.
Their losses are to Decatur 39 to
0, Cedartown 31 to 19, LaQrangeM
to 0 and Fulton 14 to 13 in one of
the season’s tightest games. They
have three regional victories and
two defeats.
They have had one of the best
seasons in quite a few years and
I had the team been mere
ienced the might have been
fie very best. As it was, there
We only four lettermen to begin
the season, tut with things going
the way they did there will he a full
lettered team for the next season,
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•neth Newbern, fleet fullback, scored
55 points to lead the Wolfpack.
There is only one point difference
between the Wolfpack’* total score
and their opponents, but winning
the games they won ts what counted.
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Few the next season they are go
ing to have two fine tackles who
have been up and coming ball play
ers all season. They are Benny
Johnson and LaGene Key. Both boys
are past the 185 pound mark with
Johnson weighing 186 and Key 200.
Those two tackles know how to take
and use their weight to slow down
their opponents.
Attendance for the year dropped
from last year. Attendance at the
home games in the order in which
they came is Decatur 1,860, Tho
maston 1,624, Rockmart 969, Elber
ton 303, Athens 807, Fulton 642 and
Gainesville 831 for a total attend
ance of 6,938 for the year.
With the coming of the next foot
ball season they are sure to have a
better year and attendance should
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Coach Klmsey Stewart said that
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best Spalding could play and that
oh that night they would have
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harder than any team he had 5Z seen
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defense had been set for Gainesville
and was as near perfect as It could
be. He said it was a wonderful way
to end the season and he was plea
sed with the whole team.
) Louisiana Tigers
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Tulane’s Green Wave faces its final
barrier to a bowl bid here Saturday
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i Until 2 P. M. three days ago, any
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For six at the eight previous LSU
foes had done that thing, while Tu
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Meanwhile, Tulane was Just getting
by with a 8-0 victory over the Cin
cinnati Bear***' • 7 \
Now It might be said that a cou
ple of long LUS passes which click
ed for first-period touchdowns took
the heart out of Alabama.
And it may be, as the Tulane
players claimed, that they were up
set more by the peculiar sodding on
Cincinnati’s field than by the Bear
kats—also that stiff penalties stop
ped them at crucial moments, and
they were chilled by the first cold
weather they’d felt all season.
It still remains that nobody ex
■ opt good football players can man
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a major bowl club should be more
than six points ahead of, Cincin
nati on any field, at any tarn pera
ture.
So It appears there will be some
thing more than an old tradition to
-ntci tain the 46,000 spectators who
will Jam Tiger Stadium for \hls
'0th Tulane-LSU football game.
The prospects are that they’ll see
’.wo well-matched teams trying
desperately to beat each other.
Besides a bowl invitation. Tulane
"til be scrapping for a possible
share In the Southeastern Confer
ence title.
TXilane, with four victories and
one defeat, ia running behind the
Georgia Bulldogs, who have five
triumphs in five starts, and .Missis
sippi, which has a five and one re
cord. 0
The Greenles can't win the title
by themselves now, but it both the
Bulldogs and Ole Miss lose Batur
day, Tulane can tie Georgia .for the
championship.
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Help At Tackle
AUSTIN, Tex. — (NEA>—Tb»s
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ference representative in Pasadena, J&n: 1, these backs seemingly are headed for the -Rose Bowl.
They are. left to .right, quarterback Don left Burton, halfback right Frank halfback Aschenbrenner. Ed TunniclifT, fullback Art Mur
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cinrtati, but the numbe#A>ne heavyW it contender, weathering
some rough moments, dropped the * uckian five limes before
■knoekine hnn out >«» | round.
Michigan Rul«s Roost
In Grid Poll
NEW YORK - (8P) — Michigan
' rules the roost in college football
■ for the third straight week oy a
oomfortable margin in the
last Associated Press poll of the
1948 season.
With 105 of 190 first place votes,
the Wolverines polled 1,728 points
for a lead of 103 over the Idle run
nerup, Notre Dame. Michigan fin
lshed Its season Saturday by down
ing Ohio State, 13-3, while Notre
Dame still has two more games to
play.
There were few changes in the
top 10 after the weekend. The only
startling drop was Perm State's
tumble from sixth to 18th place
Army again heldl third place, al
though the Cadets were idle a wan
ing Saturday’s finale 'Tith Navy,
but North Carolina moved into
fourth place, displacing Califor
nia, by a 20-0 decision over Duke.
The California Bears, named the
Western Rose Bowl team againxt
twice-beaten Northwestern, „ was
ranked filth. Their New Year’s
Day opponents who walloped 111*
nois, 20-7, clung to seventh plase .
one step below Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma' team’s 60-7 romp ’
over Kansas boosted the Sooners
from eigthth to sixth place.
ihern Methodist also advanced
S, M. U. was ranked eighth
after a x3 . 6 vlctory over
TJieB CMme Cltms0ni ninth as
' last week, and OiTK»n. which
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testn in
1 America Football Conference to go
through an entire garte without re
delving a kickoff. It happened a
| gainst the New York Yanktes re-
decision over Oregon Stall. Oregon
advanced from 13th to ltith, becom
ing the only new member in the
top t&n
VanderMlt, No. 15, and
and Mary, No. 20, were the onlv
newcomers In the top 20 as Cor
n<” iod Gebrjda Tech dropped out.
ivcfltaished Of j the first 2d, six teams already
ha their regular seas
ons—Michigan, California,
Nort&wstern, Minnesota and
State,
The final poll will be conducted
next weekend.
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As Leading Jockey
SAN BRUNO, Calif. — <NEA>—
more than 250 winners to hit
credit, the veteran Johnny Longden
is on his way toward leading thr
country’s race-riders for the sec
ond straight season.
In 1947, Longden topped the list
with 316 winners, the meat, anv
was credited with since 1908.
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determine the Junior t
playoffs to
football champion lor the .
season will begin today pend
weather conditions.
At 3:30 at the Spalding High
School field, weather permitting,
Bushton and Vaughn will Clash.
At 5:30 following the* Rushton
Vcugtan game Kincaid and High
land will play. Thegames will be
supervised by Tommy-Stephens.
Chi Wednesday the scene will
shift to Griffin’s Lightfoot Park
where Third Ward and Sacred
Heart will play at 3:30 if the Wea
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Bailey at 5:30.
North Side and Orrs will play at
a later date. East Griffin already
has been eliminated from the tour
naroent by Kincaid to the tunc
13 to 6.
The first four games were post
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weather did not permit them to be
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The University of San Francisco
outfits the eligible pass receivers on
the football squad in gold helmets, mm
the lnellgibles in green. >