Mississippi State at Georgia

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 15, 1950, page 45

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  ATHENS, Ca, Oct. 14.-The Georgia backfield matched PROV ess with a understanding line today as Quarterback Nal Cook accounted for two touchdowns in leading the Bulldogs to 27–⁠0 vic tory over Mississippi State. Georgia’s charging linesmen rendered the State attack all but impotent all day while Art De Carlo and Marion Campbell scooped up fumbles that figured in Georgia scores. About 10000 fans saw Georgia win it’s first Southeastern Conference outing. Aerial Attack. For the first time this season, the Georgia aerial attack looked like the game for which Coach Wallace Butts is known. Cook set up one score with a 20-yard heave and his teammate, Ray Prosperi, accounted for another marker On 36-yard toss to Gus Hlebovy. States little 130-pound quarterback, Frank Branch, was rushed throughout the game. Georgia’s Halfback Lauren Hargrove. a high school All-America

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Georgia leads 22–⁠6 in 28 meetings, counting the 26 since this game.