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8-A FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS, Saturday, Oct. 15, '60 k3o Iere9 Eddie (Rhh9 Pa Pitcli OEM Hurricanes Back On Track, Foe 109 YttlsS 0 0 0 Own 'Carolina9 Grid. Teams! in 1 quarter the last of which was a 22-yard gain to the Carolina 40 and then continued the assault with nine more scrimmages in the second period. Ted Sausselle capped the spirited march 93 yards in 14 plays when he collared Johns option pitchout and scampered six yards to the end zone Al 'Canes as a team barely rang the bell for 100 additional yards. It wasn't Johns' bold and brutish showing on the field as much as his ability to come up with the big play in the right situation.

He sparked the Hurricanes to touchdowns the first two times they had possession to build up a 13-0 lead. Then, after South Carolina scored to make it an uncomfortable 13-6, Johns broke loose on a 44-yard touchdown run to wrap it up. The victory, injured somewhat by a punt-punt third quarter, boosted Miami's record to 2-1 carried the ball four times-one a 22-yard gainer to the Gamecock 17. South Carolina drove right back, surging 80 yards before surrendering the ball on downs at the Hurricane seven. The Gamecocks got off the ground with a scintillating 42-yard run by quarterback Dave Sowell to the Miami 41.

From then on the yardage was truly earned as the Gamecocks three times ran fourth down plays. Miami gathered up its resources almost immediately. Johns directed five plays in the waning moments of the first and gave them permanent possession of the Carolina States. The Hurricanes' other win was over North Carolina. Miami looked like the bully of old in its first touchdown march.

The 74-yard drive necessitated 10 plays, but only twice did the Hurricanes get to use a third down play and the second of these was Johns' five-yard scoring pass to halfback Nick Ryder. In this drive Johns fired three completions in as many passing attempts. He hit Larry Wilson and Bill Miller on 12-yard gainers and later found Ryder at the goal line. Additionally Johns A'' m. I 4 A Statistics S.C.

Miami 12 14 179 18 3-7 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 203 90 8-12 1 0 40 "i 0 0 5-41 I 35 (News photos by Bill Bates) SEEKS DEFENDER By JOE KOLB (News Sports Editor) "'Eddie "Get Up And Go" Johns put the Miami Hurricanes back on the track last night at the Orange Bowl. The sophomore quarterback, a brute of a man when the occasion demands, personally directed the Hurricanes to a 21-6 victory over hapless South Carolina before 28,754 fans. Johns manner of execution was most impressive. Figuratively the 194 pound Johns accounted for 190 yards of total offense 109 running and 81 passing while the MIAMI Net Tries 6a. Lost Ga.

Avg. Johns 11 113 4 109 10.0 Fritzsche 5 52 0 52 10.4 Sausselle 3 19 1 IS 60 Ryder 11 0 11 5.5 Yanda 2 SO 4.0 Fernandez 4 I 0 8 1.3 Harrison 1 1 0 1 1.0 AAarkowski 1 1 0 1 1.0 Vollenweider 2 2 1 1 0.5 Bruno 1 0 1 -1 -10 Weaver 2 11 -5 -2 SOUTH CAROLINA Net Tries Ga. Lost Ga. Avg. Sowell 10 65 I 56 5.6 Bennett 4 47 1 46 7.7 Huggins 5 33 0 33 Farmer 7 17 0 17 2.4 Hunter 3 9 0 30 Rhame 3 0 2.0 Gambrell 6 13 10 3 0.5 Harris 3 6 4 2 0.7 Day 1 1 0 1 10 Costen 1 10 1 1.0 Logan 4 11 -5 MIAMI DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Tae.

As't Tee. Ast CMahoney 10 5 Miller 1 1 Savoca 6 3 Lardant 1 1 Mills 5 6 Fernandez 1 1 Watts 5 4 Harrison 1 0 Vollen'v'er 4 Fritzsche 1 0 Rizzo 3 2 DiGiam'rino 10 Verkulllen 3 1 Ryder 0 1 Reynolds 3 6 Diamond 0 1 Reinhart 3 5 Babb 0 1 Maynew 2 3 Yanda 0 1 Timmont 1 1 i Yanks Weigh JOHNS HUNTS HOLE; FRITZSCHE (23) Me IPaesI Fop 81 "More Problem 11 Big I I I NEW YORK, lift The guessing about Casey Stengel continues. Will the 70-year-old baseball veteran retire as manager of the New York Yankees or will he stay on? It has been rumored for some time even taken for granted in some quarters that 1960 would be Casey's last year with the Yankees despite his record of 10 pennants and seven world championships in his 12 years with the club. Dangel, who booted the first extra point, was thwarted on this attempt when Jim Nemeth burst through to block the conversion try. South Carolina, still smarting, stormed back on the wings of Buddy Bennett's 28-yard run to the Miami 22 after the hungry 'Canes tried an onside kick.

Six plays later Racey Timmons ended the Gamecock bid by intercepting a pass thrown by Billy Gambrell on the Miami 13. Four punts filled the air in the third quarter before South Carolina launched a touchdown-bound drive. The Gamecocks needed 19 plays to cover 73 yards in a drive that lapsed into the fourth period. Sub fullback Carl Huggins, a 210-pound soph, burst through his right side for the final nine yards, dragging Hurricanes Frank Reinhart and Timmons the last five to the end zone. After an exchange of punts, the Hurricanes started to move from their own 25.

Johns got to the 30 on a keeper and then whipped a strike to Ben Rizzo for a 25-yard gainer to the Carolina 45. A fumble by Jim Vollen-wider, recovered by Ryder, John Drebinger, baseball writer for the New York Times, wrote that "pressure," including a petition from the New York baseball i writers urging Stengel to remain, indicates mat, it tne owners at one time did contemplate a change, they are now undergoing CASEY STENGEL Yankees puzzled a change of heart. Otherwise, why all this delay?" Stengel, himself, was not available for comment Dan Topping, co-owner of the Yankees with Del Webb, asserted "If anyone says he knows what Unitas. Casares ICev is going to happen in our organi zauon ne is stncuy guessing. Why? Because right now we hon estly do not know." Webb nodded a agreement ALL HANDS ANXIOUS To NFL Title Chase Nobody is more anxious to clear this up than we are," Top JOHNS FIRES PASS DEPITE SAM FEWELL'S RUSH ping continued.

"But there are still a few points that have to be settled. Until then, there is nothing we can say." Meanwhile, Danny Murtaugh, the 43-year-old Irishman who led the Pittsburgh Pirates to victory Colts, Bears Rated Picks Over Rivals oe Schabo Assistant Sports Editor -i over Stengel and the Yankees in the World Series, was named the National League Manager of the Year in the annual Associated Press poll. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The deft hands of Johnny Unitas and the sheer power of Rick gained one yard. Then Johns started around right end on the option play, decided to keep the ball and cut to the inside. In a side-stepping dazzler, the young quarterback twisted all 44 yards for the touchdown.

He then passed to Vollenwider in the right flat for a two-point conversion. Although showing a questionable defense, the Hurricanes were toughest when the Gamecocks needed vital yardage. Jim O'Mahony, subbing for the injured Jack Novak at right guard, played a whale of a game, leading the 'Canes with 10 tackles and five assists. Coach Andy Gustafson was provided the opportunity to "clear the bench" in the last quarter with a 15-point lead. South Carolina 0 0 0 66 Miami 7 6 0 621 MIA Ryder 5 pass from John Daniels kick) MIA Sauselle 6 run (kick blocked) SC Huggins 9 run (pass failed) MIA Jonns 44 run (Vollenweider pass from Johns) Attendance 28,754 Casares are expected Sunday to help untangle that four-team knot The Buc pilot received 127 votes in the balloting by 193 baseball writers.

Solly Hemus of the St Louis Cardinals was second with atop the Western Conference of the National Football League. 66. SWLMMtVG SWEEP Both the Pine Crest boys and The Heart Attack Kid SPORTSWRITERS have several "must" duties around a newspaper office. First, of course, is assuring proper conduct of the office "pool." Secondly, they are supposed to think up tricky, eyecatching nicknames for the athletes they write about. With the World Series out of the way and the pool gates closed for another few months, the nicknaming job is now No.

I did my duty in the Orange Bowl last night From here on out, University of Miami quarterback Eddie Johns shall be dubbed the "Heart Attack Kid." The burly sophomore from Pennsylvania, who directed Miami's 21-6 decision over South Carolina, scares you to death on nearly every play. girls junior high swimming teams The Baltimore Colts, counting on quarterback Unitas to snap them back from last week's letdown at Green Bay, are 14-point favorites over the Los Angeles Rams at Baltimore. The Chicago Bears, their offense geared to the fullback operations of Casares, are touchdown favorites at home over the San Francisco 49ers. ALL FOUR TIED chalked up victories yesterday over Parkway Junior High. The iH i 1' boys won 50 to 36 and the girls won 49-37.

So far he's been able to get the job done with some degree of success. The 2-1 record owned by Andy Gustafson's Hurricanes Victories by the Colts and Bears would send them a full game up on the 49ers in the Western race College Roundup Ole Miss Faces Tulane Tonight HEM3IED IN, JOHNS GETS SET FOR OPTION FLIP PASS and leave idle Green Bay a half game back. All four are currently tied for first at 2-1. Below them are the have-nots Detroit (0-2), Los Angeles (0-3) and Dallas (0-3). testifies for that.

But how long can the 200-pounder keep it up? Let's examine the young man for a paragraph or two. A powerful runner (he picked up 109 yards in 11 carries last night) youthful Eddie is far from a purist as far as ball carrying is concerned. He totes a pigskin like a little boy treats a loaf of bread on the way home from the delicatessen. He swings it out to the side, away from his body and gripped in one big paw. Sometimes he bobbles it around like a one-armed, juggler.

It's scary! Joel Eaves Alarmed Then there are Eddie's pitchouts, a most important item in the Miami option play offense. These dangerous, backward pitches most often flutter through the air with all the crispness of a duck with a belly-full of buckshot. ort The Dallas Cowboys, added this season as the 13th team in the NFL, play all teams in both con ferences, and this week draw the televised in the Midwest, Dakota and Oklahoma State areas by ABC-TV at 2:15 p.m., EST. The Hawkeyes are the current favor By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mississippi, riding the crest of college football, meets punchless but still tough Tulane tonight in a Southeastern Conference game rested Cleveland Browns (2-0) The Browns, with Jimmy Brown and Bobby Mitchell second and third in league rushing behind the Packers' Jim Taylor, are favored ites in the crazy-quilt Big 10 race. Ohio State, like Iowa and Wisconsin, is undefeated in Bis 10 ploys three platoons the Chiefs, who go both ways; the War Party offensive specialists; and the Renegades, defensive experts.

While the Seminoles have their platoons, Southen coach Pie Vann is relying on togetherness, and a fast, rangy squad. Kickoff is at 8 P.M., CST. Upwards of 15,000 They wobble up there, somehow sustaining flight, until one of Orioles Give Busby Release BALTIMORE. Ul Outfielder Jim Busby was given his unconditional release today by the Baltimore Orioles. The 33-year-old Busby first joined the Birds in 1957 and was later sent to Miami.

He moved that headlines the national slate. Ole Miss, back on top of The Associated Press poll, has won all four of its games, while Tulane his husky halfbacks can catch up to it for additional yardage. These pitches are frightening. by 13 points at Dallas. Auburn assistant coach Joel Eaves, scouting the game for has compiled a mediocre 1-1-1 fans are expected.

UM's next weeks opponent, had to admire Johns' derring-do. But record. The Eastern Conference-leading New York Giants (3-0) play before the home folks for the first time this season and are rated 14 points better than the Washington even he was forced to comment on the youngster's lack of caution, play. The Buckeyes have a date with Purdue. Syracuse, knocked out of the No.

1 spot after its creaky victory over Holy Cross last week, plays host to Penn State. The defending national champions, will be out to make amends, but Penn State is not a pushover. The Lions have lost only to Missouri in three games and appear to be hitting Fernandez TV Foe Of Moyer NEW YORK. (AP) Welter; weight contender Denny Moyer of Portland, risks his chances for a title fight tonight when he faces rugged Jorge Fernandez of Argentina in a tele; vision 10-rounder at Madison Square Garden. The baby faced 21-year-old West Coast speedster is a 2-X." favorite over the dark, handsome South American, on the basis of fighting styles and his record.

But' the odds mean nothing to tha aggressive 25 year old Fer1 nandez. "If I hit him right he will go like the others," said Jorge, a left-hooking specialist DEFENSE TOP ASSET The big hope of the Green Wave back to the Oriole roster last June 13 and finished the 1960 season with a .268 batting average. Redskins (1-1). "He certainly seems to take a lot of chances," was the way Eaves put it. "Of course, he is in an excellent position to do just that His halfbacks (Ron Fritzsche, Ted Sauselle, Charlie Yanda, Nick is its defense.

In three games Tulane has permitted opponents only 20 points. On the other hand the AFL LINEUP In the other all-Eastern battle, Tulane offense has managed to the Pittsburgh Steelers and St Louis Cardinals match 1-2 records push over only 23 points. Gators Choice To Bop Vandy GMNESYILLE. (B Eorida and Vanderbilt football teams clash today in their 12th meeting and a Florida victory will still leave the Gators trailing in the Commodores in the series. Vandy has won six of the 11 games, Florida four and one ended in a tie.

With a 3-1 record of the 1960 season, Florida is favored by their stride. Fifth-ranked Navy, still hoping to go to the top in the East if Syracuse should falter, has a date Tampa Hunts First Victory TAMPA, Fla. (J) The University of Tampa team takes on Elon (N. i College tonight in quest of its first football victory of the at Pittsburgh where the Steelers are favored by a touchdown. So the big question is: Can the Green Wave defenses hold back Jake Gibbs Co.

a Detroit is at Philadelphia, 2-1 and third in the East, and the Ryder and Jim Vollenweider) all catch that ball like shortstops. And they're big, awful big. That's a great help. The size at halfback and the pass-snagging ability of junior end Bill Miller impressed Eaves the most "I wish we could trade a few of our small backs for one of those big ones," he commented. "And Miller, his movement is tremendous." Eaves feels Auburn must untrack offensively if it is to return to its accustomed place near the top of the SEC standings this season.

He rates today's tussle with Georgia Tech as "our key game." That's how Miami feels about next week's tangle with the Tigers up in Alabama. Tigers Tackle Tars Tonight with the Air Force Academy in Baltimore. This will be televised by NBC-TV to the South, Pacific powerful crew that has scored over 120 points in four games, an Eagles are tabbed a touchdown season. better. Coast, New England, Middle Atlantic and Mountain states at 12:15 p.m., EST.

In the American Football League, Houston is at Dallas, New York at Buffalo, Los Angeles at Denver and Boston vs. Oakland at eight points but Vandy coach Art Guepe says his commodores have improved with each game and average of 30 a game? Most of the other action is scheduled for the afternoon. Iowa, Ohio State and Syracuse, rated Nos. 2, 3, 4 in the national rankings behind Mississippi, all have important contests on tap. Iowa (3-0 )goes against Wiscon Coach Marcelino Huerta said Tampa's starting lineup would include only one senior, halfback Buddy Williams.

Sophomore Ron Perez will carry most of the quarterback responsibilities for the Spartans because of an injury to senior Joe Glisson, who is expected to see only limited service. San Francisco. are bent on repeating last year's "CLASS" football comes to FL Lauderdale tonight when coach 13-6 upset of Florida. That 42-7 whipping the Colts gave the Bears two weeks ago Charlie Bachman's Lauderdale Tigers meet the Tars of Norfolk MISSOURI KANSAS VIE Missouri, No. 6, meets Kansas State in a Big 8 game, while Baylor; No.

7 and the surprise of the Southwest Conference, goes against Texas Tech in a league game. Clemson, eighth in the standings, plays Maryland, and Kan sin in a Big 10 game that will be Navy at 8:30 o'clock at Lockhart Stadium. It is the first time in the three-year history of amateur football here that the locals looks bigger and bigger as the teams prepare to narrow down the Western race. The Colts- have tackled such an arduous assignment 1960 CORVAIRS 1595 $1 CD Cash or Trade Monthly Payments $49.39 GHAC Ask for Louis King CAR-TRUCK RENTALS 925 N.E. lCfh Ave.

Ft. Lauderdale The Tars are rated among the best of the talented Armed Service aggregations and are labeled an opponent capable of chasing Underdog Role To Seminoles HONORS SHARED BOCA RATON Three teams shared honors yesterday in the best ball two some event of the Gulfstream Women's Golf Association. In the front nine competi sas, No. 9, is in the unaccustomed role of favorites against Oklahoma NOTICE Charles R. Bennett, who was recently employed as a salesman in our Brokerage Department, Is no longer associated with our organization.

Lauderdale Yacht Basin, Inc. 2000 S.W. 20th FL Lauderdale Bears' second meeting is at Chicago Nov. 13. MLTSaiELLER OUT The Colts' Sunday will be without end Jim Mutscheller, injured last week in the 35-12 upset by Green Bay, and the Bears won't tion Mary Sharpe and Gladis Se in another Big 8 game.

The Soon-ers have ruled the conference for the past dozen years, but they seem to have come to the end any college-level team off the held. Coach Bachman, with his wealth of experience in the collegiate ranks, and his No. 1 assistant Bill Munsey feel that the Tigers are ready for this difficult assignment As far as the coaches, and the team, are concerned, this is THE game of the 1960 campaign. It is also the Tigers' last home appearance until Nov. 13 when they meet the equally rugged Eglin Air Force Eagles.

nior tied with Hilda Gehle and Mutt Wilson with 31's. Midge Cra MOBILE, Ala. (II -Undefeated Mississippi Southern and three-p'rtooning Florida State, two independents, meet at Ladd Stadium tonight with the Southerners a touchdown favorite. FSU, with a 2-1-1 record, em of the string. mer and Carolyn Schwandt fired Minnesota, No.

10, plays Illinois have Willie Galimore, the speedster who was hurt in last Sunday's 34-27 victory over tha Rams. a 33 for first place on the back in a major test nine..