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Parilli SEC’s Most
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BY STERLING SLAPPEY :
ATLANTA, Dec. 4.— (AP) —ls Babe Parilli had another
.ar in college he might make a habit of this. _
Parilli today was elected “the most valuable football
nlaver” in the Southeastern Conference. Parilli ranks with
(‘vach Bear Bryant and Adolph Rupp as Kentucky’s three
great men of sports but for the Kentucky Babe this most
aluable player was reputation, almost on top of reputa-
I'ne Babe winds up his college
football career in the Cotton Bowl
new Year's Day.
As a Sophomore in 1949 Parilli
chased Auburn’s great Travis Tid
well to the last only to see Tidwell
pick up the necessary votes right
it the end of the balloting to win
the most valuable honor.
Junior Standout
As a junior last fall Parilli
easily was first choice of coaches,
scouts, sports writers and slports
casters for the top individual hon
or given as SE(? player — most
valuable in the poll conducted by
the Associated Press.
This fall, playing on a team
which lost four games, the Babe
again took the honor without a
serious challenge. He accumulated
46 voting wunits to 26 for Hank
llmzricella‘ Tennessee’s ace tail
back.
Third man in voting was Bill
Wade of Vanderbilt, like Parilli a
“T” formation quarterback. The
Birmingham quarterback club last
week selected Georgia Tech’s Ray
Beck as the most valuable lines
man in the Conference and today
Beck topped the poll among lines
men for the AP honor.
Other players receiving votes
i 1 the most valuable race were
Zcke Bratkowski, Georgia; Bert
Rechichar, Tennessee; Marion
Campbell, Georgia; Bob Wercale,
vanderbilt: Darrell Crawford,
lech, and Bobby Marlow, Ala-
Parilli’s record of wining the
valuable title twice and plac=
nd in the race for the
vas a sophomore, justifies all
effort football Coach Bear
oryant has spent of the Rochester,
P, super passing-quarterback.
Also Bryant
logether with Bryant, Parilli is
0f the main reasons for mak
g Kentucky a school with out
nding records in two major
s — football and basketball.
belore Bryant, and later Parilli,
‘llived at Kentucky, the Wildcats
i‘ Coach Adolph Rupp made the
U 2 Lexington school far better
flown in sports as a basketball
tadquarters.
Cage Scores
By The Associated Press
EAST
xh(;on College 85 Camp Edwards
:‘;}me (Mich) 61 Niagara 58
p e Hall 63 William & Mary 52
./Sinus 59 Temple Pharmacy 46
>\ Michael’'s 77 St. Lawrence 57
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Three - Team
Player Swap
Is Brewing
COLUMBUS, 0., Dec. 4 — (AP)
—A three-team player trade in
volving Brooklyn, Cincinnati and
the Philadelphia Phillies is brew
ing at the Minor League Conven
tion today and may be consummat
ed during the big league meeting
in New York over the weekend.
The transaction represents more
than $750,000 worth of playing
talent.
If the deal can be worked out—
and only one player stands in the
way—here is what will happen.
The Phils will get slugging first
baseman Gil Hedges, who is the
No. 1 man in their want list, and
rookie shortstop Bobby Morgan of
Brooklyn. They will give up out
fielders Del Ennis, Dick Sisler,
first baseman Eddie Waitkus and
the choice of pitcher Bubba Church
or Russ Meyer. The Dodgers will
send Ennis and pitcher Ralph
Branca to the Reds for pitcher
Herman Wehmeier and outfielder
Johnny Wyrostek.
Here is what is holding up the
deal. The Phils have offered
catcher Andy Seminich instead of
Ennis. The Dodgers insist on En
nis because he is the man the Reds
want for one of their star hurlers.
While the big leaguers were
trying to cook up some deals, the
minors methodically went about
their business drafting players of
lower classification. In all, 66
players were selected by the nine
tripple A, double A and single A
leagues at a cost of $224,000.
Last year 77 players were drafted.
the Class B and C leagues were to
wind up the draft this morning.
The actual opening of the gold
en jubilee convention follows the
close of the draft sessions. Amen
dements up for discussion included
the elimination of the 24-hour re
call, the high school rule, the wip
ing out of restrictions on radio and
television, and the rebirth of the
old bonus law.
West Virginia State 69 Shaw 48
SOUTH
Newberry 62 Lenoir Rhyne 56
Catawba 73 Atlantic Christian 59
W. Virginia 78 Virginia Tech 53
Maryland 59 Virginia 42
Georgia Tchrs 76 Moody Air
Force 32
Citadel 90 Charleston Naval 37
Ft. Jackson 69 South Corolina 61
Alabama 83 Sewanen 40
North Carolina 100 Furman 57
Wake Forest 67 America Enka 57
Duke 78 Haynes Hosiery 68
Elon 72 Atlantic Navy 61
High Point 66 McCrary 55
Mercer 66 Georgia 61
Mississippi 97 Mississippl College
59
Georgetown (Ky.) 98 Milligan 47
Mississippi Southern 82 Bir
mingham Southern 65
SOUTHWEST
Louisiana State 68 Rice 60
M Bears Clip
Ga. Cagers, 66-61
MACON, Dec. 4.— (AP) —Refusing to be stampeded by
the pressure of a Georgia rally late in the game, the Mer
cer Bears finally ended a losing drought of six years and
12 straight games, by defeating the Bulldogs from Athens,
66-61, at Porter Gymnasium Monday night, before a ca
pacity crowd of about 2,000 yelling fans. o
The Bears won this one for
Jim Cowan, former coach now
in the Navy, and present coach
Dan Nyimicz, Capt. Emory Wil
son said after the game,
“We received a telegram from
Coach Cowan .... asking us to
win this one for him,” Wilson said.
““We held a meeting and determin
ed to win for both Cowan and
Coach Dan.”
For the Bulldogs, it was the se
cond defeat of the season.
Richard Reid, with 15 points,
and the fine defensive play of
Bobby Schwartz stood out for
Mercer.
Bill Shain, who fouled out late
in the third quarter, was Geor
gia’s outstanding player, and
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scored 15 points. Freshman Ed
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Georgia return to Athens for a
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Georgia Led League In Passing Offense
Georgia’s pass-minded Bulldogs,
on the strong right arm of sopho
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their tough 10-game schedule with
the best passing offense in the
Southeastern Conference: 161.8
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It is the fourth time Wallace
Butts’ boys have topped the SEC
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Year Ave. Games
1942 *191.0 11
1946 ITB7 10
1951 161.8 10 |
1941 110.7 10 |
*lndicates still SEC record. |
T-quarterback Bratkowski had
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record with 157.8 yards per game
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passing by a sophomore: 1,578, the
old mark being 1,098 by Haywood
Sullivan of Florida in 1950.
Bratkowski’s 116 completions
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breaking the 98 by Johnny Rauch
in 1947, and his 1,578 yard total
broke Frank Sinkwich’s school
-mark of 1,392 in 1942 in 11 games.
Individual Georgia statistics
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Rushing No. Net Ave,TD
Hargrove, RH 89 422 4.7 4
Raber, FB 95 386 41 5
Bilyeu, FB 62 245 40 1
Morocco, LH 63 216 34 38
Scichilone, FB i -85 80 D
Earnest, RH NN 583
Cook, LH 86 18 20 '1
Manisera, LH Mm% 8l
Bratkowski, QB 21 56 2.7 0
Roberts, RH 16 .3¢ 21 0
Grant, QB 9 21 30 90
Dellinger, LH 4. 268 85 1
Magoni, FB .38 3490
Rocco, RH 1 2109
Total ....... 404 1700 B 3 17
Punt Returns Ne¢. Yds. TD
Morocco, safety .. 20 281 0O
Manisera, safety ... 6 13¢ 1
Morris, safety ..... 4 36 0
Roceo, safety ...... 1 3 0
Campagna, safety .. 1 319
Roberts, safety .... 2 N 0
By, TdE oo 1 5 0
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Cook, safely iciiv 3 P
Wotsl W 503 1
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Manisera, LH ...... 6 03 O
Hargrove, RH ....% 8 23 0
Magonl, RH ...eOO. 1 2.9
Bilyeu, safety ...... 1 8
Whte. LB .....onc ] 13 0
Spadafino, LG .... 1 9
Total .. .. ... .88 8 .9
Passing Att. C. Int. Yds. TD
Brat'ski, QB 248 116 29 1578 6
Geant, QB 12 8 2 50 1
Cook, LH 2 3 0 0
Morocco,LH 1 0 O 00
Bilyeu, FB Y B 9 00
Total ~.. 265 131 32 1618 7
Pass Receiving No. Yds. TD
Babcock, RE ..... 41 666 2
White, LB . ... vAO B 0 8
Morocco, LH ...... 17 186 3
DeCarlo, LE ...... 10 133 2
Roberts, KM ...... B 8 193 §
Manisera, LH ...... 4 59 0
Hargrove, RH ...... 3 56 0
Filipovits, RE ...... § 48 0
PORE R.. icsnnee B 4 9
Bilysts, TB .. cinses B 30 0
lEarnest, B iaavn 3 2 0
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Bipps, LH iiesis. 6 .88 D
Rampadnle, © icivese 1 31 0
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Yol AR ......ivos 3 s 8
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Morris, safety ...... 1 0 0
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