Show Nationwide Poll Gives Georgia Gergia Bulldogs Top Sp I Loss to Badgers Drops Drop Buckeyes es Two By HAROLD CLAASSEN 1 j NEW YORK Nov 3 3 Iff Georgia jp-Georgia Georgia not only defeated bama Saturday but it convinced the nations nation's sports ts writ writers it is the best college football team in t the e land 1 The undefeated Dixie Bulldogs snared 84 6 5 place first-place votes out of a a. possible Tuesday and bounded into first place in the weekly Associated Press poll replacing replacing replacing re re- re- re placing Ohio State The Buckeyes leaders for three straight weeks sank to sixth following their defeat defeat de de- defeat de- de feat by Wisconsin 17 to 7 Wisconsin also participated Inthe in inthe inthe the shakeup one of the most violent violent vio yb- lent in the year seven-year history of the poll by vaulting from sixth to second Just points behind Georgia Georgia Tech another undefeated ed power moved from fifth to third while Notre Dame retained its grasp on fourth place Boston college moved from seventh to fifth on the strength of the 47 to 0 thrashing It administered to a good Georgetown squad Alabama skidded to eighth from the third spot it held a week ago but Minnesota climbed from tenth to seventh Pennsylvania which whipped the previously unbeaten Army team 17 to 0 replaced the Cadets in the listing The Quakers jumped from fourteenth to ninth while Army dropped from eighth to nineteenth as a result of the defeat g l The top 10 was completed by University of California at Los Angeles winner of three Pacific Coast tussles in a row The Bruins were eleventh a week ago and took over the spot vacated by Texas Christian which was upset by Baylor and sank to the ran also-ran classification The Georgians coached by Wal Vial Wallace Wallace lace Butts and sparked by All- All America Halfback Frank Sink- Sink were second on on n all three of the previous polls this season and had 25 votes for first last week compared with the 84 6 6 5 this week The e standings ta of the e teams s place first vo Votes n o ln I In e h e points t figured tag on 9 8 etc ete le basis basl First 10 Georgia 6 84 6 5 1189 g Wisconsin 20 3 3 1 n 1051 Georgia I Tech 3 6 35 5 6 5 Notre Dame a 1 g 16 5 Boston COllege 13 Ohio o State e 5 16 ou I 16 Alabama 5 16 PennsylvanIa vania 1 i 5 16 U UCLA C L A 1 2995 16 Second 10 li ll 11 2795 16 l- l 5 16 lii ii 12 Tulsa 50 16 S 13 47 16 5 16 Texas 14 37 S 5 l Santa 16 Santa Clara 16 13 5 16 Baylor 36 30 5 16 17 WIlliam a Mary 25 18 Fresno State V 1 l 17 19 g I Army 41 12 16 20 Illinois 20 Ig Illinois 10 Also r ran Texas Christian ia 95 16 Mississippi 1 IS fl a Stat t a and Texas J. J 53 6 11 each s 's Williams 4 Syracuse ra 3 5 16 Wash Wash- Sh legion Ington State 3 HardIn 1 2 Iowa 1 16 15 5 16 Marquette Kentucky Fordham and Missouri 1 poInt each Passing Records Otto Graham of Northwestern set records for 1942 nationally and in the Western conference when he hurled 20 complete passes in 29 attempts for yards as the Wildcats Wildcats Wild- Wild cats lost to Michigan Michigan 34 |