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iLsm 20 Long Passes Sink Florida 9 Joe Brodsky Scores Lone Touchdown As Favored Gators Bow I -I 1. A WW -K ,..1. JSC BATON ROUGE, Oct. 231 UP) Quarterback Al Doggett's long passes and canny calling broke favored Florida's spirit tonight as Louisiana State University rolled to a 20-7 football victory before 25,000 frenzied fans. When the game started, Florida was one of two 1 IX 4 'M ...5...

teams undefeated in South-, eastern Conference play. When it was over, LSU was in the spoiler's role again. Last week LSU blasted Texas Tech from the nation's undefeated ranks to gain its first victory of the season. LSU scored once in the first and twice in the third on two-yard bucks by Vince Gonzales, Doggett and Dickie Prescott. Each touchdown was set up by a new play designed especially to confuse the tight Florida line.

It was a fake handout to the fullback, followed by. a reverse pitchout to a halfback, and Dog gett operated it masterfully. SWITCHES PLAYS The 22-year-old senior from Homer, delighted in tantalizing Florida with long passes that ill ARKANSAS 6, MISSISSIPPI 0 Joe Billy Wilson, Arkansas fullback, dives over the center of the line for a first down in yesterday's intersection battle between the Razorbacks and the Rebels. The loss (AP Wtrephoto) knocked Mississippi from the jjndef eated ranks in the SEC. Although Arkansas isn't a SEC member, the clash counted as a conference game for the Rebels.

Arkansas Derails Ole Miss LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 23. UP) A 66-yard pass play from Substitute Tail back Buddy Benson to Pres ton Carpenter late in the fourth quarter gave Arkansas Razorbacks a 6-0 victory over tne university of Mississippi to- aay, ending oie Miss' winning streak at five straight. The results gave undefeated Arkansas, leader of the south west conference, its fifth straight victory of the year and handed the Rebels their first loss of the season. The intersectional game was extra costly to Ole Miss be cause it counted as a South east Conference tilt and knocked the Rebels from the loop lead.

Mississippi had not been able to schedule the re quired six games to be eligible for the Southeast title so the game here was designated as a conference game. For three quarters the two teams battled between the 20s in a test of offensive srength. Then with only three minutes and 45 seconds remaining, Ben Statistics FLORIDA LSU 15 First Downs 14 233 Rushing Yardage 21S 65 Passing Yardage 105 11 Passes Attempted 13 4 Passes Completed 1 1 Passes Intercepted by 1 3 Punts 40 Punting Average 39 3 Fumbles Lost 0 30 Yards Penalized 45 Georgia Holds SEC Lead As Three Teams Get Upset AF Wtrephoto) KENTUCKY 13, GEORGIA TECH 6 Georgia Tech Halfback Billy Teas is upended after making a three-yard gain in the second quarter of yesterday's game between the Wildcats and the Ramblin' Wrecks. NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct.

23. tackle, gobbled up a fumble today that eventually placed the Georgia Bulldogs on top rung standing. Brown picked up the ball in later the Bulldogs had a 7-0 lead and the ball game. The Bulldogs were the lone Big Jim Brown, a sophomore the Southeastern Conference on Tulane's 31 and seven plays SEC team to remain in the with inspired Mississippi State unbeaten ranks against conference foes. Florida, Mississippi and Alabama, each spotting a 3-0 SEC record along with Georiga before yesterday's games, fell by the wayside yesterday.

Louisiana State snapped Florida's four-game SEC streak, 21-7, last night. Prior to the fall of the Gators, Mississippi dropped and "adopted" SEC tilt to Arkansas, 6-0, and Alabama came out FT. LAUDERDALE SUNDAY Buddy Knowles Posts A Good To Move By Joe Kolb News Sports Editor on the short end of a 12-7 count Six More Days And They It's Week Statistics MISSISSIPPI ARKANSAS 12 First Downs 221 Rushing Yardage 125 32 Passing Yardage 98 11 Passes Attempted 7 2 Passes Completed Passes Intercepted by a 7 Punts 10 32.7 Punting Average 36. 3 Fumbles Lost 1 65 Yards Penalized 35 Four Stock Car Wins Buddy Knowles made the debut of his new cat No. 92 a memorable one by steering to four wins to highlight last night's program at Broward Speedway.

Knowles copped the 25-lap feature, outdriving Nick Nixon and Norm McCluskey to the wire by half a lap. The local pilot, who has been inactive forr several weeks, also fans Ween MIAMI FOOTBALL FANS have at least six more days to holler about the exploits of the Hurricanes. Then they ram into Fordham, a Gustafson is worrying more just dropped his false teeth Between- now and next Friday's Orange Bowl collision, how ever, the Hurricanes deserve all upon them. It will be interesting advance in the national poll this of upsets around the country. Banked 16th last week, the helped themselves to additional glory by sinking Maryland.

The Terps lone loss before the Miami game was to UCLA, which, of late, seems to enjoy keeping the statistics men busy. went for 23 and 33 yards, then switching to inside running plays. Florida got its score in the busy tlurd period when Joe Brodsky ripped through the line for 14 yards to climax a 77-yard drive. Ed Bass made the conversion. For LSU, Doggett booted two extra points and had one blocked Florida has never beaten LSU in four meetings.

The loss was a bitter disappointment to Coach Bob Woodruff whose Gators were off to their conference start In history Darkhorse candidate for the crown. LSU, which got off to its poor est season start in 55 years, showed definite signs as emerging as a conference p.ower and one to be reckoned with as the season goes into the home stretch. Statistically, the game looked close, with LSU rolling up 320 yards to Florida's 298. BuC the Tigers had a decided edge in the air, 105 yards to 65. Doggett, converted from half back last season, came Into his own as a field general when three fourth down gambles paid off kept scoring drives alive.

Action-Packed Teevee Match Goes To Draw PHOENIX, Oct. 23 Uft-Jimmy and Pedro Gonzales wind-milled to a 10-round draw before a national television audience tonight in one of the best middleweight fights seen here in several years. Martinez weighed 156, Gonzales 160. From the opening; bell when Martinez, Arizona middleweight champion from Glendale, bounced out of his corner slugging till the final bell they must have thrown a million punches. Gonzales is from Rankin, Pa.

Twice during the furious action. the two became so involved with each other they failed to hear the bell. Handlers had to vault into the ring to stop the action. They were toe-to-toe at the finish and went 30 seconds or so before the referee finally heard the bell and jumped between them. There were.no knockdowns and neither man was cut.

Unbeaten Yale-Colgate Tie, 13-13 NEW HAVEN, Oct. 23 ivr unbeaten Yale and Col gate, displaying hard hitting lines and dazzling aerial attacks battled to a 13-13 tie today in the bowl. Colgate, paced by sophomore Guy Martin, struck for touchdowns in the second and fourth periods While Yale recorded its points in the third and last quarters. pifflM! Charlie Boxold, the versatile quarterback of Maryland's Split-T maneuverings, came up with a rather bold statement following his team's 7-9 reversal. The tricky-stepping Terrapin clans Rack Up 61-0 Win CORVALLIS, Oct.

23. UF) The UCLA juggernaut rolled to its sixth con secutive football victory to- day, trampling Oregon State 61-0. It was the worst defeat on record for the Staters, who were completely unable to cope with the West Coast's top team, ranked wo. 3 in the nation. For the winners, who ran over nine touchdowns, it was the second consecutive walloping of a Coast Conference opponent.

Stanford was the victim last week, 72-0. Coach Red Sanders seized the occasion to polish up his reserves, Dut tney appeared to need little practice. The whole traveling squad of 33 players had been in the game by halftone, and the reserves accounted for seven of the The most sensational was half back Sam Brown's 62-yard run- back of a punt in which only one player got a hand on him. That was a forlorn midlield grab as Brown faked a tackier out of posi tion and loped behind devastating oiociong to the score in the second quarter. Nebraska KOs Orange Bowl Hopes Of Buffs BOULDER, Oct.

23. UP Nebraska's Cornhuskers broke out of a 6-6 tie in the second half on two touchdown runs by halfback Willie Greenlaw to spill Colorado's Buffaloes from the ranks of the nation's un beaten college football teams to day, 20-6. The first Nebraska victory over Colorado here since the Buffaloes joined the Big Seven in 1943 smeared the Orange Bowl hopes of the Buffs, who had won five straight this season. Greenlaw, a 192-pound sophomore, took a lateral in the-third period and rambled 10 yards for the tie-breaking touchdown. He sealed the triumph with an 11 yard sprint around left end after Carroll Hardy, Colorado's touted halfback star, fumbled and Nebraska end Jack Braley recovered on the Colorado 11.

Nebraska rolled to a 6-0 lead on a 90-yard sustained drive in the first 5 minutes of the second1 neriod. On fmirt.h dnwn Halfback Dennis Korinek shot around left end from the two to score. Colorado evened the contest with five minutes to go in the second quarter on a two-play touchdown drive powered by Frank Bernardi's 39-yard verse nd climaxed by Hardy's 25-yard scoring run CINCINNATI KEEPS XAVIER FROM FD CINCINNATI, Oct. 23. UP The University of Cincinnati today humiliated Xavier Univer sity in an intra-city football tus sle not so much by the 33-0 score but by keeping the Musketeers, from making a first down.

The Cincinnati Bearcats, stretching their victory streak to 14 games, rolled up 484 yards on the ground and in the air for 25 first downs. Winless Xavier could total only 32 yards on offense and never put 10 yards together. Dick Goist, 177-halfback. tallied three Cincin- Inati touchdowns. rates Miami's varied attack more It's a nice thing to say, Chas.

Capt. Gordie Malloy, Whitey Raiders Cop 6-0 Triumph A scoring buck from one yard out by Junior Halfback Paul McDonough early in the second quarter gave the Central Catholic Raiders a 6-0 win over Hialeah's Pioneers last night and also tagged Bo Litzinger's team as the comity's "winningest eleven." It was the third win in live i games for the. Raider crew! which showed the crowd of more than 1,500 fans at Strana-han Field little of the power which rolled over St. Pat's and Moore Haven by scores of 25-0 and 45-7, respectively. McDonough's crash over tackle climaxed 60-yard drive by Central Catholic, the lone offensive fireworks the local team showed all night.

A 23-yard run by Capt. Bill Keith and a 15-yard jaunt by Jack Fittin spearheaded the drive to pavdirt. Hialeah, a school which can draw from only its freshmen and sophomore classes for foot ball talent, was "up" for the game that they were supposed to lose by five or six touchdowns. In the second half the pioneers continuously held the Raiders to paltry gains and only in the final minute of play were tney able to penetrate as deep as the visitor's 14 yard line. Central Catholic lost the ball there on downs when George La- Cerra's eight-yard sweep fell inches short of a first down.

COACH DISSATISFIED Hialeah took over with 20 seconds to go and could do noth lng, as two desperation passes feH short of their mark. Four fumbles by the Raiders and five penalties against the Pioneers combined to keep the second half scoreless. "Overconfidence was our biggest foe." Iitzinger commented after the game. "My boys ex pected to win by 30 points and were sloppy on both offense and defense. I'm far from satisfied by our showing and it's a cer tainty that we're going to have a lot of work to do before we are fit to take the field against South Dade next week.

Duke Rallies, Tips NC State By 21-7 Count RALEIGH. N.C., Oct. 23 Halfback Bob Pascal scored two touchdowns, one on a 52-yard dash off tackle, as Duke came from behind to defeat a stubborn North Carolina State team tonight 21-7, in the Blue Devils' first Atlantic Coast Conference game of the sea son. A crowd of 10,200 saw the surprising State team take the opening kickoff and roll 58 yards for a touchdown with halfback John Zubaty crashing over from the three on a reverse. Guard Al D'Angelo converted.

HEAVILY PICKED Heavily favored Duke tied the score early in the second period by driving 65 yards with Pascal going over from the 2. Guard Jim Nelson converted the first of three extra points, On the fourth play in the third the speedy Pascal, a junior from Bloomfield, shot over right tackle and outdistanced two State defenders to score on 52 yard run. Duke scored its final touchdown, late in the third period on a 62- yard pass play from quarterback Jerry Barger to halfback Ed Post. the other night, it seems conceivable. 'Canes, clans Like Night And Day The 'Canes haven't had a really easy time since their opener with Furman.

Six points was all in the Baylor game and another six points was the margin against Holy Cross. Mississippi State ell by 14 and then Maryland was overpowered by just two points. a NEWS. Oct 24, 1954 1-C Crimson Tide Drops Initial TUSCALOOSA. Oct.

23 IB- Bobby Collins and Joe Silver! raced for second-half touchdowns today as Mississippi State upset Alabama 12-7 in a rough and tumble Southeastern Conference football game before 30,000 disappointed Home coming Day fans. Collins went 59 yards with a punt for the first counter, but Bama's Tommy Tillman blocked the extra point try and State was still behind, 7-6. Then with nine minutes left in the game, end Ronald Bennett recov ered a Bama fumble on the Tide Statistics HISS. STATE ALABAMA 18 12 First Downs 201 Rushing Yardage 133 12 Passing Yardage 127 8 Passes Attempted 18 1 Passes Completed 12 0 Passes Intercepted by 6 Punts 5 41.8 Punting Average 31 8 4 Fumbles Lost 2 75 Yards Penalized 15 30. On the first play.

Silver! took a pitchout, dashed to his right and swung into the end zone without being touched. The missed conversion made no difference. Albert Elmore, Alabama's star quarterback, bad pitched the losers into the lead with Just 25 seconds left in the first half, when he threw to Corky Tharp in the end zone. Bobby Luna added the extra point. Alabama's score followed recovery of a State fumble at the State 37.

Frequent fumbling hurt scoring chances for both teams. Late in the game, Alabama's Buster Hill and State's George Suda were ejected for fisticuffs. WEST VIRGINIA BOPS VMI, 40-6 BLUEFIELD. W. Oct.

23. UP) Unbeaten West Virginia's loth-ranked Mountaineers crum pled Virginia Military institute 40-6 in a southern conference football game here today with a powerful ground attack. A "coal bowl" crowd of 11,500 watched the Mountaineers score in every quarter with over whelming assaults through the outweighed Keydet line. Clever quarterbacking by Freddy Wyant and a horde of hard-running backs crushed the Keydets early in the game, but they stiffened slightly in the third period and sent Frank Boxley over left tackle from the WVU 14 for the only VM score. On the other side of the nation, it is interesting to point out that the Uclans have racked up 133 points in their last two games; Oregon State joining Stanford in the ranks of the embarrassed yesterday.

Furthermore, neither Oregon State nor Stanford was able to produce a touchdown, not even a safety. The Uclans had to take advantage of two breaks to sink Maryland, 12-7. Miami, on the other hand, battered the Terps hither and yon, and penetrated inside the 10-yard line on five son threw 31 yards to blocking back Carpenter. Carpenter had slipped behind Ole Miss de fenders and outran halfbacks Billy Kinard and Earl Blair to score untouched. DEFENSE HOLDS Mississippi twice made determined drives but was stopped short by an Arkansas defense that has been magnificent in the clutch all year.

One Rebel drive was stopped on the four; the other ended on the 17. The Rebels learned the lesson that Arkansas has taught to four previous opponents don't make mistakes on offense. Mississippi tried to get back in the game, only to lose the ball on fumbles twice to the Razor-backs as time ran out. Steelers Tie For Division Top With 17-7 Win PITTSBURGH, Oct. 23.

Quarterback Jimmy Finks' sensational passing and the accurate toe of Ed Kissell gave the revenge hungry Pittsburgh Steelers a 17-7 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles tonight and put them into a tie with the Eagles for the Eastern Division in the National Football League. Finks threw a 52-yard touch' down to End Elbie Nickel in the third quarter and set up Lynn Chandnois' five-yard touchdown run in the final quarter. Kissell kicked a 24-yard field goal and converted twice. A crowd of 39,075 largest of any NFL football game at Forbes Field saw the Steelers gain their fourth victory in five games and get revenge for the 24-22 setback at the hands of the Eagles two weeks ago in Philadelphia. Quarterback Adrian Burk, who threw seven touchdown passes in the Eagles' 49-21 romp over the Washington Redskins last week to tie Sid Luckman's league record, connected for only one TD pass a 24-yard heave to Pete Pihos in the final quarter Thiel 24, Washington Jefferson Vermont 41.

Norwich 8 Westminster 14, Geneva 9 Waynesbunr 23, St. Vincent 7 Gettysburg 34. Muhlenberg Bucknell 7. Lafayette 0 Swartbmore 20, Drsinus 20(tiel Port Belvoir 22. Fort Monmouth 7 Boiling 15, Fort Jackson (SC 15 tie Hobart 32, Union 21 American International 60, Bridgeport PMC 21, Wagner 12 Brockport Tchrs 12, Cortland Tchrs 12 (tie) Grove Citv (Pa) 25.

Allegheny 19 Indian (Pa) State 20, Clarion (Pa) State 10 Westminster (Pa) 14. Geneva 0 California (Pa) Tchrs 34. Slippery Rock 13 Delaware State 18. Lincoln 13 Lehigh 33, Rutgers 13 Albright 22, Franklin At Marshall 13 Continued on page 2-C Will Run With The Rams task which Coach Andy about than the man who overboard. laudations that can be heaped to see how far the Miamians week, following another wave the undefeated 'Canes certainly powerful than UCLA's.

After watching Carl Garrigus, Rouviere, Don Bosseler and Co that separated victory and defeat place in the AP poll, but doubt up spot this Tuesday now that To Elect Officers the proposed charter and by laws. Edmund Townsend, tempo rary chairman, urges a good attendance for the meeting. At last week's meeting only 26 at tended out of a membership of 300. "We should have better at tendance at the Townsend said. dash, the third heat and the second semifinal.

Knowles fine driving In the feature was partly overshadowed by some heroics involving Harry Vernon, the popular Miami pilot. On the 12th lap, as their cars were Speeding around the turn toward the grandstand, Vernon, Eddie Howell and Herb array tangled in a three car spin. Madray came out of the skirmish all right and con-' tinued in the race. Rowell however, was caught in the center of the track when the motor, in his car. No.

24, conked out. Seeing the plight his fellow Miamian was in, Vernon gunned his auto and pushed Rowell off the track just in time to avoid a serious collision with three other cars that came roaring around the turn. Charlie Fossler, piloting B-22, ran away with the honors in the bomber races, winning them both. FIRST RACE Bombers: B-22 Fossler; B-'-i Maxon: B-4 Beadle. SECOND RACE Heat: 6X, Eddy; 56 Brooks, 49 Monk.

THIRD RACE Heat: 86 Knight, 1 Madray: 3 Birge. FOURTH RACE Heat: 92 Knowles; 2V, Shaw; 24 Rowell. FIFTH RACE Bombers: B-22 Fossler; B-7 Lunkhesrt: B-33 Gray. SIXTH RACE Seml-Flnal: 19 Madray; 56 Brooks; Shaw. SEVENTH RACE Seml-Final: 2 Knowles: 24 Rowell; 27 Hodges.

EIGHTH RACK Consolation: 94 McDonald; 33 Bast; 88 Gibbs. NINTH RACE Speed Dash: 92 Knowles: 68 Knight; 6X Eddy. TENTH RACE Feature: 92 Knowles; 3 Nixon: 26 McCIuskey. Gambles Fail For Stetson DELAND, Oct. 23 Stetson's desperation second-half attempts to get back in the football game backfired today and the' unbeaten Wofford Terriers took a 41-0 vic tory.

Wofford marched 67 yards to a touchdown early in the game, Stevens going over from three yards out, and it was 7,0 until the third quarter. Then the Terriers made three touchdowns and spoiled the home coming event for 5,100 partial spec tators. Two of the three scores were set up bj pass interceptions BRUTAL, BLOWS Stevens ran 45 yards for Wof- ford's second touchdown, Charlie Jones ran 15 yards for the third and Ronnie Burnette took a pass for the fourth. Wofford ran up the margin with two long passes for touchdowns in the final period. Jim Moseley caught one and Weyland Burns the other.

Bob McCully converted aft er all but the last touchdown. This was Stetson's third defeat in four games. The Hatters beat Troy State and lost to Presbyterian and Tampa before Wofford. occasions. UCLA last week held third lessly will take over the runner Wisconsin has fallen victim to Old Man Upset's swinging swipe.

All South Florida is anxious to see just where their Hurricanes are going in the national rankings. With Wave Of Upsets, Miami Could Advance Theoretically, the 'Canes could dent the top ten, but that perhaps is wishful thinking. Three of the top 10 teams were toppled: Mississippi No. 51 losing to Arkansas, 0-6, and Minnesota No. 81, losing to Michigan, 0-34.

The 11th and 12th ranked teams, too. were upset victims. Nebraska dealt Colorado No. 101 a 20-6 blow, and Mississippi State pasted Alabama No. ,111, 12-7 Those two results have important bearing on South Florida's future.

The Colorado loss dimmed the hopes of the Buffaloes coming to Miami as the Big Seven representative in the Orange BowL They were unbeaten in five games before the 1 College Football Scores Cornhuskers arrived. The Alabama loss brightens the heart of Hurricane fans as Miami meets the Crimson Tide in its last home appearance, Nov. 19. Spirit is high in the Hurricane camp and most of it stems from the 20-0 setback administered by rank-underdog Fordham last year. Decorating the Miami dressing room is a big banner, which simply reads: Fordham 20.

Miami 0. Nuff said! Br THE ASSOCIATED PEESS EAST Colby 20. Bowdoin 13 Maine 33, Bates 0 Newport (RI) Naval Station 40, Hanscom (AFB) Mass. 6 Dartmouth 13, Harvard Holy Cross 14, Boston University 13 Pitt 14, Northwestern 7 Temple 19. Brown 14 Amherst 14, Wesleyan 0 Colgate 13.

Tale 13 (tie) Boston College 42. Springfield Cornell 27, Princeton 0 Navy 52. Perm 8 Army 67. Columbia 12 New Hampshire 20, Brandies 7 Rhode Island 46, Hofstra 14 Rochester Kings Point 7 new Britain teacoera naven Teachers 14 Juanita 31. Dickinson Mansfield State Teachers 30, Kutztownl Stat Teacberi 6 I So.

Broivard QBs HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 23 Election of officers will be the main item, on the agenda at a meeting of the South Broward Quar- terbacks Club Tuesday at South Broward High School. The meeting is called for 7:30 p.m. at the high school library. Also on the agenda Is adoption of.