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Sunday, September 27, 1959 (Orlanbit Srnlittf 1 6 4:: lAU HUDSON (Fjj-g CfftAS I iiudson (F) ft A -1 Iwiluajison. (F) Wwtf0FT vi UV- WraooKs (msvI "til BETHUNE (Jll jJI- lv If 8 wait nu '4 I inn in am him -fir riVwwwnwAwr ft i whihim iiniinirntfr-fi-'r hmnrmmiia rairniwiiifiiirt'iiiitiYiiitif-itfiMiim'iiiiiMMiiwaiii mill i I it I (Sentinl Photo Bv Bob Eslntoo) WiUAAMSON TO HUDSON AS GATORS SET lP FIRST TOUCHDOWN ROYAL. Fr. Oulols Roll. 1 l-Jt Football Rigit Man In Right Place: Woodruff Army Buries Boston College Scor es game when you need seven or eight yards on third down.

counter on a 9-yard pass from the past two seasons," but II of the Chicago Cardinals mak think our boys Billy Hill ing a defensive specialist of and Billy Tohill) did a fine job; Billy Stacy in the pro ranks, to Carpenter. We didn't have a play for WEST POINT, X.Y., l.P), Army rolled over Boston Col-', lege, 44-8 yesterday on fourj touchdown passes by Joe: Caldwell and the hard run from then on Army couldn't be stopped. Army tallied in the second period on a 42-yard pass from Caldwell to Waldrop, a few variations." Walker said the Maroons missed the services of quarterback Billy Stacy who led Mississippi State to upset victories over Florida for today. that situation, so our staff got together and came up with the unbalanced line and Walker said; "I think that before long they'll make him an QUERIED as to his opinion Boston Coll. 0t ft I Army 14 7 15 844 Armv Carpenter 12 pass from Caldwell (Blanda kick) Army Anderson 7 pass from Caldwell (Blanda kick) BC Sullivan 24 pass from Amabile (Waldrop pass from Amabile) Army Waldrop 42 pass from Caldwell (Blanda kick) Army Bonco 2 plunge (Blanda kick) Army Connors 3 Plunge Caldwell run) Army Carpenter 9 pass from Caldwell (Caldwell run) added two more in the third period feature by a 25-yard run by Anderson and a 67-yard gallop by Bonko, and punched over a fourth period I STATE Florida 14, Mississippi State 13 Florida State 47, The Citadel 6 Tampa 35, Troy State 15 SOUTH Tennessee 3, Auburn 0 Clemson 47, Virginia 0 Navy V), William Mary 2 Georgia 11, Vanderbilt i Georgia Tech 16, Southern Methodist 12 East Carolina 27, Guilford 0 Tuskegee 7, Xavier (New Orleans) 4 Miles 9, Albany (Ga.) 7 West Virginia Wesleyan 27, Bethany (W Va) 6 Virginia State 30, Howard (DC.) 0 Shaw 14, Virginia Union 14 (tie) Fort Valley State 16, Miss Vocational 0 East Carolina 27, Guilford 0 Randolph-Macon 15.

Newport News Apprentice 0 Washington and Lee 45, Centre I Howard lAla) 20, Sewanee 0 ning of Bob Anderson of Cocoa, Steve Waldrop and Don Bonko. It was Dale Hall's debut as Army football coach. ARMY jumped into a 14-0 lead in the first period on two touchdown passes by offensive player also. The boy is a tremendous athlete." Bobby Joe Green, Florida's boy with the pro toe, was injured early in the third per iod and came back into the contest only once to boom a 64 yard quick kick. GREEN bruised a couple of ribs but was mingling with the rest of the team at the Indiana Smothers Illinois BLOOMINGTON1, Ind.

i.P Buckeyes Down Duke 4 THE YARDSTICK Bos'on College First downs Austin Peay (Tenn) 12, Eastern Illinois 13 12 ivesr Virginia iu, Kicnmond Morris Brown, 22, Benedict 6 Army 22 Hi 2U 24-34 0 3-40 0 148 i 15-27 1 i Rushing yardage Passing varda9e Passes Passes intercepted Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized more halfback Bob Ferguson in for a score the game was a drab affair until the explosive fourth quarter when Duke scored twice and Ohio once. i Presbyterian 25, Davidson 21 W. Maryland 14, Bridqewater 6 Wake Forest 27, Virginia Tech 18 'Mississippi 16, Kentucky 0 South Carolina 30, Furman 0 I Newberry 14. Catawba 6 COLUMBUS, Ohio, W) Ohio State's ground eating Buckeyes were forced into the airways yesterday to pull out a 14-13 victory over Duke in an intersectional game before 82,834. 10-34 2 11 Prairie View 52, Jackson i Georgetown 19, Franklin 6 Austin Peay (Tenn) 12, Eastern Illinois 8 Caldwell, one for 12 to Carpenter and the other for seven to Anderson, at which lsu io, Texas Christian 0 Wofford 14, Elon 0 Thp Hpfpat wrpfkAH riiil-p'c Emory and Henry 19, Hampden-Sydney 7 Alabama 3, Houston 0 Potomac State (WVa) 7, Glenville tradition of never having lost Co II ill'S Slliasl 1 end of the contest.

Woodruff, asked about Florida's chances in next week's clash with Virginia, roared, "Virginia hell, let me enjoy this one a little while." Fischer Concedes Defeat BLED, Yugoslavia Bobby Fischer, young U.S. contender in the international chess tourney, conceded defeat yes in vaj Bowling Green (Ohio) 51, Marshall (WVa) 7 Better IaivUij Than Good By BOB BASSINE Sports Editor GAINESVILLE There once was a football coach who sagely commented, "Sure, we were lucky. But I'll tell you what. I'd rather be lucky than good." That about sums up the feeling around here yesterday after the Gators came out on top of a 14-13 decision over Mississippi State. 4 THE GATORS were not good.

If you don't suscribe point Jim Sullivan, stubby Boston sophomore, scared the I crowd of 22.500 with a 63-j yard kickoff return. Hej scored moments later on a to a Big Ten team. After Ohio State had scored on its first attempt going 59 yards in Fairmont (W Va) 18, Davis Elkins 0 San Jose Stale w.va. lecn 46, concord 0 Salem (WVa) 20, West Liberty (WVa) 12 eight plays to send sopho North Carolina College 13 Allen (SO 13 Indiana University hauled the cover off a great crop of sophomores yesterday and defeated a fumbling I'jinois team, 20-0, in the Big Ten football opener for both teams. Rain poured all afternoon.

Ted Smith, veteran Indiana tailback, knocked Illinois off balance with a 51-yard run-back of the opening kickoff, scored 10 plays later from the Illini one and then let the sophomore strut. WILLIE HUNTER, a 195-pound tailback from Memphis, plowed 16 yards the first time he got the ball and tallied Indiana's second touchdown from the Illini seven at the start of the second ouarter. John Henry Jackson, another sophomore tailback terday in his adjourned SAN JOSE, Washington State used the punt runback and the quick kick to defeat San Jose State, 30-6, although outrushed 158 yards to 95. 24 yard pass from John Amabile. The Boston Eagles promptly charged to a first down on Army's seven but Amabile's fumble ended things and LONG DISTANCE A total of 8,284 miles were raced during 115 nights of harness racing at Yonkers, N.

Raceway this year. match with Svetozar Gligoric of Yugoslavia without taking his seat at the table. inei EAST Army 44, Boston College 8 Muhlenberg 21, Scranton 12 Montclair 10, National Aggies 7 Kings Point 26, Hamilton 8 Penn Military 20, Wagner 12 Buffalo 28, Temple 14 Middlebury 12, Weslevan i Holy Cross 31, Dartmouth I Cornell 20, Colgate 15 Penn State 21, VMI 0 Penn 26. Lafavette 0 Juniata 7, Westminster 6 Rochester 6, Allegheny 0 Columbia 21. Brown 6 Rutgers 8.

Princeton 6 Slippery Rock 13, Edinboro 12 Norwich 32, RPI 0 Maine 0, Rhode Island 0 Tufts 24. Bowdoin 6 Delaware 12, Lehigh 7 Trinity 42, Williams 12 Springfield 12, Amherst I Colby 30, Brandeis 26 Bloomsburg i. Kings Clarion 24, Grove City 14 New Hampshire 33, Northeastern to the theory that a team makes its own breaks, then you would have to consider them lucky. Last year they were good. But they were not lucky.

With the exception of the Vanderbilt game, they didn't have that come from behind knack. This team stumbles around, makes its mistakes, but leads when the final whistle is blown. What's more important, consumate skill or the ability to turn the breaks your way? Lone Way To Go TIME WILL TELL. Florida has a long way to go before RIP ikW yi 1 S1YLE A 14 Central Connecticut 18, Worcester Poly 3 being ready for the meaty part of its schedule, with Rice, Vanderbilt, LSU, Auburn and Georgia all lurking in a row. During the second Mississippi State touchdown drive, Florida's tackling was sloppy.

Time after time Maroon ball REGULAR CUT-OFF SAW carriers were hit, only to slide away and pick up anything snippensourg 14, sneonerd Lockhaven (Pa.) STC 27, Brockport St. 14 Bates 35, Union 14 Carnegie Tech 14, St. Vincent (Pa 13 California (Pa.) STC 18, Indiana (Pa.) STC 7 Vermont 34, -Coast Guard i Syracuse 35, Kansas 21 S. Conn. State 47, American International 12 Yale 20, Connecticut 0 Harvard 36, Massachusetts 22 Geneva 41, Waynesburg 6 East Stroudsburq 12, Ithaca 4 Cortland 12, Alfred 2 Lycoming 30, Bridgeport 4 MIDWEST h4 STYLE from Columbus, passed 18 yards to junior Earl Faison1 for the Hoosiers' last touchdown in the fourth quarter.

Presbyterian Drops Davidson DAVIDSON, N. C. Junior quarterback Bobby Waters scampered 68 yards for a touchdown in the final moments yesterday to give Presbyterian College an unset 25-21 football victory over Davidson. Davidson had threatened BUILDERS CONTRACTORS CARPENTERS 5 i fine tooth cut-off SAW from one to five yards after initial contact was made. THERE IS LITTLE doubt but that a flaw in Mississippi Stale's punting protection, the crash through that flaw by Danny Royal and the block he put on Billy Schoenrock's punt were all that separated Florida from joining the long ranks of the upset teams.

This was a young, but strong Mississippi Slate team. It had that stamp which Wade Walker puts on his ball clubs big lines, strong quarterbacks and a flair for the unexpected. In Biily (Tootie) Hill, his sophomore starter, he has a signal-caller who might develop as well as did Billy Stacy, STYLE i i to turn the game between SCHOOLS HOME SHOPS flooring cut.off SAW who departed last season. Hs isn't as smooth as Stacy yet. But in his next two seasons he should prove troublesome.

Green RatHy Needed FLORIDA DEMONSTRATED just how badly it needs Bobby Green. With the halfback from Oklahoma out of the contest, the Gators' kicking game fell apart, This is Northwestern 45, Oklahoma 13 Notre Dame 28, North Carolina 8 Missouri 20, Michigan 15 Ohio State 14, Duke 13 Wisconsin 16, Stanford 14 Indiana 20. Illinois 0 Nebraska 32, Minnesota 12 Oberlin 33, Hiram 8 Wooster 37, Kevon 12 Iowa 42. California 12 Tarkio 31, Central (Mo.) College 0 Southern Illinois 20, West Virginia State 6 Miami (Ohio) 21, Western Michigan 0 Northern Michigan 49, Michigan Tech 12 Capitol 46, Mount Union 20 Denlsnn 21, Otterbein 13 Heidelbero 14, Ohio Wesleyan 7 Cornell (Iowa) 19, St. Olaf 0 Tarkio 31.

Central (Mo) 0 Carleton 18, Rinon 6 I ike Forest 25, Bluff ton 14 Gen Readle Tchr? 17. Soux Falls (SD) 0 Detroit '4, Marquette 0 Akron 6, Muskinmim 0 Anderson 27, Manchester 8 Ashland 27, Earlham 0 Taylor 14. Defiance 6 Hanover 32. Indiana Central 26 "aloarxiso Pall State Pose Pnly St. Procooius 0 Butler 2t, Wabash 8 M.

Josenh's 19, DePauw fl Elmhurt 0. Concordia (III) 0 North Park 7, University of Illinois (Chicago) 5 Coe 6, Knox 0 Princioia 20, Carthaoe 7 Wittenbera 27, Maritta 8 Findlay 14, Alma 7 Fvansvllle 8, Indiana State 4 Cincinnati 21, Dayton 7 Mankato State 12 St. Cloud State 0 Dakota Wesleyan 14 Yankton 2 Nnnh Dakna Agricultural 32 Iowa Teachers 22 Dickinson Teachers 7 Jamestown 6 Concordia (Minn) 14 Auosburq 6 Winona State 30 Moorhead (Minn) State Morningside 24 North Dakota 6 MAINTENANCE DEPTS. arch rivals into a rout when it scored 21 points in th second period, two of the touchdowns going to naif-back George Hart. Presbyterian, alter pushing 42 yards for a first period score, got two more in the third period before adding the clincher in the fourth.

Cornhuskcis I Urn EASY-CUT A SAW serious, for kicking is one of the most important weapons in the Florida arsenal. The Gators proved what was suspected after the Tulane game. They can't compare with last year's team on the defense. On the offense, when they do move, it's sudden. They're opportunistic rather than good and, as stated previously, that might be the most important thing.

FSU COACH Perry Moss, when he addressed the Or I 3 Simonds Super-Duty Chrome Ploted "SI-CLONE" Saw Blades are made from Simonds own electric furnace steel, scientifically heat-treated and accurately ground, and then given a hard, rust-resisting chrome plate finish, Fast-cuttmg, Edge-holding, long-lasting they are available in nine types of blades up to 12" in diameter with tooth designs as shown in sketches at left and are furnished with any type or size center hole for use on most Table, Bench, Radial Arm or Portable Electric Handsaw Machines. FAR WEST PLANER SAW A st at NO. 60 rnuiiyiriAu Montana State 35, California Poly 18 Washington 23, Idaho 0 Air Force 20, Wyoming 7 Oreoon 21, Utah 6 Western Montana 0. Westminster (Utah) 0 (tie) Collene of Puget Sound 27, Eastern Washington 7 San Francisco State 34, Cal Poly (Pomona) 14 Whltworth (Spokane) 14, Lewis and Clark (Portland) 7 Coiordo State College it, Western (Colo) State mini iiopiicrs MINNEAPOLIS, Underdog Nebraska feasted on Minnesota fumbles and boomer-anging passes yesterday for a 32-12 victory at sodden Memorial Stadium behind the three-touchdown salvo of Clay White. The tough, alert Cornhusk-ers reduced the Gophers to jittery ineptness and turned Gopher mistakes into five touchdowns.

In the process they wrecked the heralded debut of Gopher sophomore quarterback Sandy Stephens, who fumbled four times and had a pass intercepted. AVAILABLE AT- 12 Puit Sound 27, Eastern Wash 7 California Western 20. Occidental Northwest (Wvo) 33, Ricks 14 saw a lando Touchdown Club several weeks ago, was talking over football in general with this writer. "I think," Moss said, "that before a team really becomes good it has to have something happen to it. "By that," he continued, "I mean that it has to make a great goal line stand to win a game or come from behind late in some dramatic fashion." If this theory stands up, then Florida should be vastly improved by the time the Rice game rolls around two weeks hence.

It is more likely, however, that a lot of work will have to be done by the Gator staff, especially in the line, before the big boys roll around. Not Wildly Optimistic Mississippi State Coach Wade Walker, a known optimist in a job dominated by pessimists, is hardly wild over the prospects of his current edition. Before the game he figured his team should be 21-point underdogs to the Gators. also said he would be happy to win two of the games in his schedule. Maroons play Arkansas State and Memphis State on their 10-game path.

Boone High School Coaches Jack O'Brien and Zeke Shumaker showed up, smiles all over their faces. The entire Boone football team attended the game. kids," O'Brien grinned, "deserved this Boone defeated Gainesville High here Friday night, 9-7, in its Sunshine Conference opener. SOUTHWEST Paylor 15, Colorado 7 Texas A i 9, Michigan Slat 1 Texas 26. Maryland 0 Texas Tech 15, Oregon State 14 Arkansas 13, Oklahoma State 7 553 HALF-PINT I 13 4 1332 Nebraska Minnesota Ankney Roberts combination comb.nat.on yLriimlTm- VVjt Personal, like the service at The Colonial Batik 1400 E.

Colonial Drive. Drive in and sec. Mmbr Federal Oennsil Insurance Corporation 26. Lakeview 0 Awning Orlando Welders 4 0 012 Dick Johnson 19 yard Stephens (kick failed) Minnesota Mn irurn Nebraska Fischer 12 yard pass I from Kramer (Meade kick) Nebraska To one yard run ck fa ind) Minnesota Stephens 55 vard Inter Pittsburgh 17, Cleveland 7 HIGH SCHOOL cetion runback (kick failed Nebraska white 4 yard run (kick failed) Nebraska White 34 yard run tV) srfuu Aj jL. McArthur (Ft derdale 0 Lauderdale) 4, Ft.

Lau- (Meade kick) Nebraska White 3 vard pass from North Miami 25, Palmetto 'Tolly (pas failed).