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Radio Claims Swiinnier I a ST a -v; a a '-kkf-k Poets Name Captains; General Session Poor Set 400-3Ieter Record "TOKYO (AP; Pyongyang Radio Monday claimed North Korea's top female athlete, Miss Sin Kim-Dan, set a world record in the women's 400-meter run with a time of 53 seconds flat. The listed record of :53.4 is held by Maria Itkina of Russia. Coach Bobby Wilson cited Tur Ralph Ritlcr, who suffered a ner's fine defensive game against West End last week, and Gill's jbroken arm in a practice earlier this season, was back in pads. By RAY HOLLIMAX Guard Joe Turner and halfback Leigh Gill have been selected to captain the Lanier Poets this week as they take on the Murphy Panthers in Mobile. InJannouncing his selections.

i stellar offensive play. The Poets watched the movie of the West End game Monday, then worked on a dummy of a fJ A 1 'V, f'AAr'A Kaymona uefasquaie, naueci as one of the top General linemen before a knee injury sidelined him, also as back in pads. Jones said he was running, but not at fense. They closed the day with a drill on punt returns and cov ering kicks. 'full speed.

How fast he will come laround and whether he will get Wilson said he would begin the RUTHERFORDS TV CENTER Capitol Pkway Shopping Center HAS YOUR BEST BUY IN RCA VICTOR LIVING COLOR TV 'a- f'' heavy knocking Tuesday on both offense and defense. Coach Tom Jones called his Lee Generals' practice "the worst Monday practice so far." "All! the energy mustered out here today couldn't swat a fly," the! back into the lineup before the season ends is not known. Ronnie Godbold, sidelined with a knee injury, also was back. Jones has hoiies that he might be ready to go this week against Ramsay. Jones will devote Tuesday's practice to offense.

Coach Jack Kresek's Catholic High Knights had a holiday from practice Monday. The Knights u. i te i Tech's Wells Pads Lead In Scoring By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS He hasn't kicked a field goal in two weeks, but Tommy Wells of Georgia Tech padded his Southeastern Conference scoring lead by kicking two points after touchdowns against Tulane. The slender halfback's two extra points in Tech's 14-6 victory Saturday gave him a total of 29 for the season, all by kicking, and a five-point lead over eight pur head General commented. The Generals worked on conditioning, timing and pass defense, and in the words of Jones, fJi i they seemd to drag." lid i.

ire ud.v.-j vu iiuiii Licteaes ithis week and Kresek said his "--in i r'i Vj Lane Nobles had to leave the Monday practice with a sore throat. Wayne Beasley was hobbling from a spraine" ankle, sus gridders would work extra hard the remainder of the week in 'U t'" Jlf A'" Preparation for their journey to jllayneville to meet the Hayne-Iville Blue Devils Friday night. tained in the Dothan game Friday night. suers. GUARD CECIL FOSTER TO SEE ACTION FRIDAY Lee Defensive Star To Go Against Ramsay Rams RESERVE TACKLE FOR LANIER'S POETS Soph Ben McDavid Does Kicking Off For Torrent Threa, players reached the 24-pointjerel last week, Chick Cran ing of lech.

Tommy Mason of Tu laneand Durward Pennington of Georgia. Craning and Mason Conference Strong Tide To Test scored touchdowns and Penning ton boojted a field goal and two extra points in Georgia's 17-13 dtanamgs squeaker over Kentucky. Improving a ro Already at the 24-point stage and failing to score last week Unbeaten Rebels Ranked First In Team Offense BIRMINGHAM AP) Mississippi's Rebels, unbeaten in six outings, stand first in team offense and third in team defense in the Southeastern Conference. The Rebels have gained a total of 2.101 yards in their six games 1,232 by rushing and 869 by passing for an average total gain of 350.2 yards per game. Auburn moved ahead of Alabama in team defense.

Auburn has yielded an average of only 161.8 yards per game. The statistics through games last week, as compiled by the Southeastern Conference: TEAM OFFENSE Net Rush. Net Pass Major Conferene Football Standinjs Bf The Associate! Fres were Georgia halfback Fred Brown, Mississippi quarterback Jake Gibbs, Tennessee tailback 21" Tuba (ovorjll diameter) 260 sq. in. viewable picture New Super-Power Chassis New RCA Long-Range Tuner Tuba Guard mj TOP TRADE-IN FOR YOUR OLD BLACK WHITE TV ON A NEW RCA VICTOR COLCR TV EASY TERMS EXPERT SERVICE victory over Memphis State.

He moved Billy Hill back to the top BIG TEN Conference I Pet. 4 0 0 1.000 Iowa Minnesota Glenn Glass, Mississippi fullback Jim Anderson and Mississippi end quaiieroack post ahead of Charlie Furlow and Frank Hutson tn thp 1.000 By JAMES SAGGl'S tp'i. STATE COLLEGE, Miss. (AP)j foo l'ooo-" Mississippi State's improving 3ii 7Iaroons campaigning to be- 320 come a force in Southeastern Con- 2 2i joolference football again, will find 320 Saturday how much progress 230 .400 0 0 0 0 Johnny Brewer. right spot ahead of Johnny Bak Ohio State Mich.

State Wisconsin Ed Dyas, Auburn fullback, in Michigan 0 er. Hill, one of the most dantwrous Ml J00 .333 333 .333 .000 .000 creased his point total to 22 by the first of four straight Maroon: games against top SEC competition. Standing in line after the Crimson Tide are Auburn, Louisiana State and Mississippi. State showed a rock-ribbed defense in holding Tennessee to a scoreless tie and exhibited real offensive might in losing 20-17 to Georgia. Overall, the Maroons have won two games, lost two and tied Tennessee.

Alabama has won three games, Purdue kicking field goals and two Ulinois 'western state runners, showed up well 0 0 0 0 points after touchdown against Games Rush Ave. Pass Ave X-lndiana 1 4 0 joo ey ve muue. against Memphis State, while Furlow, regarded as the ton nnss- z-Conference tames do not count in The test will come aeainst Ala 6 1,232 205.3 869 144.9 A Few RCA Vleor Model 140P012 leor niooci wis standings. Miami. Dyas has kicked six field goals.

Wells leads the SEC and the nation with seven. Pennington, Mississippi Florida Mississippi Portable 515995 St. bama and will show whether the Maroons have a chance to break even in their tough stretch schedule. er, had a bad day. Both Walker and Bryant pronounced their teams in good shape.

Trammell was held out TV in thud place, has five. BIG FIVE Conference Pet. All Games WIT Pet. 5 10 .133 ALL CnANNEL HANDLE Insr rtnA nnrl iitvl nna 2 0 0 1.000 ANTENNA Coach Bear Bryant of A 1 a-i "Alabama is certainly the best 1 0 0 1.000 Total 2,101 1,666 1,335 1,327 1,566 1,483 1,147 1,138 1,116 1,224 935 973 Ave. 350.2 277.7 267.0 265.4 261.0 247.1 229.4 227.6 223.2 204.0 197.0 195.6 .400 against Houston last week but Wash.

USC UCLA California Stanford 1 1 0 25 rlpfoncive Ipnm tvovn nlnvAfl bama predicted the Maroons 2 3 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 could have nlaved if needed. 88.8 92.0 52.6 127.3 146.1 60.2 82.8 48.0 68.0 56.8 53.8 533 460 263 764 877 301 414 240 408 329 269 ...6 ...5 5 6 ...6 ....5 ...5 ....5 ...6 ....5 ...5 1,133 875 1,064 802 606 846 724 876 816 656 709 188.9 175.0 212.8 133.7 101.0 169.2 144.3 175.2 136.0 131.2 141.8 .500 .000 AM 1 .1 i 0 1 0 0 2 0 nuaroon aue wanter saia. Tennessee Georgia Tulane Auburn Georgia Tech LSU Vanderbilt I State end Raney Hutto, who got American Loop Stars Edge Nationals, 6-5 League Negro All-Stars scored once in the bottom the eighth innins for a 6-5 "If we can play as well defen- RUTHERFORDS TV CENTER CAP. PKWAT SHOPPINQ CENTER a cnarley horse against Memphis State, may be slowed some but wuuiu uc iuuqIi. uxy ve gut, i think, 16 of their first 22 men back from last year and their losses have been by close scores." Walker planned two lineup All timtnm Biwiy cia uiu xcimc" BIG FIGHT Contereoce Pet.

3 0 0 1.000 Pet. see and as well offensively as we was expected to play. Missouri 4ii ooidid aSainst Georgia, we'll be in Colorado victory over the National League Kansas changes for the Alabama game 4 i i an me way. TEAM DEFENSE Oklahoma 3 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 1 1 2 0 1 3 0 fUJl Once-beaten Alabama will be after viewing movies of the 21-0 Nebraska 1.000 .875 .750 .333 250 .000 .000 .500 3 3 0 3 3 0 Iowa State .500 i HEAVY DUTY MUFFLERS INSTALLED FREE Okla. State .200 4 0 i 0 Kan.

State .167 iForest Evashevski Happy SOUTHWEST Conlerence AUTO SPRINGS BRAKE SERVICE COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE All Games stars at auerson Field Monday night Pumpsie Green of the Boston Red Sox led the victors with five hits.TTVashington Senator catcher Earl Battey had a solo home run in the Jifth inning. Other major league stars who appeared were Bob Boyd of Balti-moreXennie Green of Washington, IVilUe Tasby of the Boston Red Sox, Mudcat Grant and Don Pel. After Finding New Girl Pel. 0 1.000 .401 MONROE AM i-ivn Baylor 3 0 i.ooo J00i II MHIIIIIM Rice 2 Arkansas .2 0 2 0 2 TCU 1 Texas 1 joc CHICAGO (API Happily mar-j Asked alout this being his last soo.ried Forest Evashevski admitted! coach said; )t 1.000 Ml .333 JjJ .300 .000 texa.i Ai. 0 Texas Tech 1 417 iiuuiiuay ne nas a new gu i menu if fh.

frv tn SMU 0 r- om' Dame Fortune. IS Newcombe of Cleveland and tuik the coach into remaining. I She has had a hand on my SOUTHERN Conference Pel. All Games Pc. i.ooo .17 shoulder in our last three will devote my full time next year said the athletic direc' r-footballjto being athletic director, coach of the unbeaten and top- "i have not yet made a reccm-1 "KriS, anvhodvi-ndation of a coaching successor 0 1.000 Net Rush" Net Pass Games Rush Ave.

Pass Ave. Total Ave. Auburn 5 616 123.2 193 38.6 809 161.8 Alabama ..5 509 101.8 315 63.0 824 164.8 Mississippi .6 449 74.8 577 96.1 1,026 170.9 LSU 5 598 119.6 286 57.2 834 176.8 Tennessee 5 753 151.6 202 40.4 960 192.0 Kentucky 6 968 161.3 244 40.7 1,212 202.0 Florida 6 713 118.8 537 97.8 1,300 216.6 Georgia 6 1,002 167.0 446 74.3 1,448 241.3 Vanderbilt 5 816 163.2 409 81.8 1,223 245.0 Tulane 5 726 143.2 523 104.6 1,249 249.8 Georgia Tech ..6 952 153.7 670 111.6 1,622 270.3 Mississippi St. 5 1,041 208.2 356 71.2 1,397 279.4 MISCELLANEOUS First Fumbles Downs Lost Passes Penalties Games Own Opp. Own Opp.

Int. H.I. Own Opp. Alabama ....5 58 46 9 8 5 4 256 261 Auburn 5 48 4L 4 5 13 6 332 134 Florida 6 82 83 10 10 9 5 311 300 Georgia 6 90 63 5 5 5 7 377 315 Georgia Tech 6 68 96 6 10 8 10 115 194 Kentucky 6 73 60 9 4 5 9 263 270 LSU 5 60 46 7 4 6 5 142 179 Mississippi 6 113 70 5 12 5 9 327 236 Mississippi State 6 75 75 3 8 11 3 211 175 Tennessee 5 56 60 4 10 7 5 315 269 Tulane A 53 71 10 5 5 4 210 160 Vanderbilt 5 64 61 6 5 6 5 235 269 .667 0 former major league star Harry "Suitcase" Simpson. The? 'two teams will play here again Saturday afternoon at 1:30.

Keif To Officiate Copper Bowl Game VMI Va. Tech Citadel Kurman Richmond Geo. Wash. WM Wert Va. Davidson .700) .300 .333 .750 .500 375 ".333 .250 .250 .000 0 1 0 0 1 0 over Iowa's successes this sea-1( tne board ot control, and as of son." Evv said "This is a eood now I don't know whom it wiU team, but far from being a great; "e- 1 I one.

Many observers think his assist LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) IVr LEAGUE Conference AU Games ive make too many mistakes, ant, Jerry Burns, is a cinch Pet. Thomar P. Bell, the football referee wfio good Mississippi's $2500 CASH! LEE DRUGS $25.00 Tuesday Football Pri. 0 1.000 0 .600 For instance, against AVisconsin two weeks ago we had 11 offside controversial field goal Saturday Tigers Drill Lightly iutfcnt ill-era! mntinn T-analtioc ncaincj nightm the last seconds of the Yale Princeton Dartmouth Harvard Cornell Penn Columbia Brown 1.000 1.000 667 .667 .331 .333 .250 .000 oo ns.

Nn team is ereat that rloes J'rPliare OT Ule 31lSS Arkansas, will be in 0 0 0 0 0 this. .400 .200 .200 BATON ROUGE. La. (AP to return to Arkansas to officiate in the second annual Rules Louisiana State went through a light drill Monday prepping for Copper Bowl game between the ATLANTIC COAST Conference All Gam. 1 Pet "But we may get over these mistakes and be a real good team by the end of the season." Kansas, Minnesota, Ohio State and Notre Dame remain.

"Actually, several games have Little and North Little Rock Police -Department on Dec. 4. W- Pet. 4 10 .100 Saturday's football clash with Mississippi Saturday, but injur 1.000 ies as well as finding a winning .600 .500 Police' Sgt. Harold Zook, man-ageO? the Little Rock police football" team, said he will ex Puke N.C State Clemson Maryland S.Carolina W.Fcrest N.Carolina Virginia .750 .500 JiOO .500 .333 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 250! been won just by terrific breaks.

.200 formula had Coach Paul Dietzel worried. The Tigers came out of Saturday night's 13-10 loss to Florida .200 .000 YANKEE Conference Dame Fortune certainly has been kind." In the last three Saturdays, here is how Iowa won: Iowa 27, Michigan State 13 Sophomore fullback Joe Williams with two serious injuries. Center Dennis Gaubatz suffered a broken All Games tend the invitation to a Southeastern Conference official. The field goal gave Ole Miss a 10-7 victory but was hotly disputed; by some Arkansas partisans who said it didn't go through' the uprights. Pel.

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The winner will receive $25.00 in cash at the LEE DRUG STORE where entry is placed. In case of a tie prize money will be divided. Conn 2 1.000 0 0 finger and will be out for the season. Fullback Earl Gros, who had .600 .133 .600 Mass. 2 Maine 3 3 2 1 3 2 2 2 2 4 2 3 4 5 6 joo i intercepts fumble and runs 67 .667 .600 .500 .250 .000 New Hamp.

1 his best night as a varsity play 0 0 0 0 R. Island 1 yards for a touchdown to touch x-Vermont 0 1 4 0 schedule -Completed conference oit winning raiiy. Iowa 28, Wisconsin 21 Sophomore center Dayton Perry intercepts fumble and races 80 yards er, sustameu a leg injury uiai may prevent his seeing action against the Rebels, the No. 2 team in college football. Dietzel had the team working out in light togs, reviewing the kicking game as well as offensive and defensive assignments.

Mississippi Florida for key touchdown. Tennessee Georgia "Our sophomores have under pressure," Evy added. Auburn SOUTHEASTERN Conference All Games ffl I Pet. I Pet. 3 0 0 1.000 6 0 0 1.000 ,3 0 0 1.000 1 0 2 0 1 .133 4 0 1 .900 .3 1 0 .705 4 2 0 .6671 .2 1 0 .667 4 1 0 2 1 1 .625 3 1 1 .700 3 2 0 .600 4 2 0 667 0 1 1 .250 2 2 1 .500 1 4 0 .200 2 4 0 .333 ,0 2 1 .167 1 3 1 .300 .0 3 0 .000 1 4 0 .200 0 4 0 .000 1 4 0 .200 Alabama Ga.

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