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A THE MIAMI NEWS. Tueidav. October 26, 1963 SB Jock Houghteling's HIGH NOTES They Aren't Laughing At FSU Now Vic Vacraro, Miami Beach coach, figures he's come UP with a real find in halfback-fullback Ronnie Kaplan, a 11)0- halfback Jack Swannn, who made five tackles and three assists. Other standouts on defense were Richard Gilot, Richard Johnson, Ron Goodrich and pounder who wasn't even on If" a John Crittenden's SPORTS li, NOTEBOOK rr4f i tne season. Bon- Progress is like this.

In Jacksonville, a University of Florida stronghold for years, people used to laugh at Florida State. But the Gator Bowl just repainted its stands, and made one of the end zones garnet and gold FSU colors. Rick Barry'i jittery first match with the Celtics he scored just seven points didn't surprise Bruce Male at all. "He's always been nervous," said the U-Miami coach. "Don't forget that in his first start for us as a sophomore, Rick scored only nine points." And that was against Tampa In its first four games, SMU didn't score in the opening half North Texas State came to Arkansas last weekend to play before a near-sellout crowd for a flat $6,000 guarantee.

Sure, it's just a game, but there is some businesslike wheeling and dealing in it. Fine banquet conversation, like right out of from Sandy Koufax's post-Series award luncheon: TOASTMASTER: "Already four mothers called and asked because the Lions have flunked in the recruiting race for Negro talent. The school which produced Lenny Moore and Dave Robinson, among others, now has one Negro on the varsity football team and none on the freshman squad. When Florida's dressing room was burglarized after the Mississippi game, Gov. Burns bought $400 worth of future votes by going to each player who was robbed and matching the money that he had lost.

Bear Bryant's record against Tennessee: 5-8-4 "Playing LSU," said Texas linebacker Joe Wellborn, "was just like digging a hole in the sand. You'd dig some out and some more would (all in." Georgia Tech brought a 5-man freshman squad to Jacksonville to face Miami. No wonder Tech had trouble living with the SEC's scholarship limits. 6, Put down Louisville as the early favorite in the Hurricane Basketball Classic, mostly because of large Wes Unseld, a 6-8, 240-pound center who averaged nearly 36 points per game last year and 23 rebounds for the Louisville freshmen. Macy.

Each had at least three tackles A Broward County sportswritcr who is seeking a separate conference for Broward schools will get a lot of encouragement from virtually every Dade school. Most Dade schools play the Browards out of friendship and all lose money on the deal. For the game at Pompano Beach two weeks, ago, Gables students bought pie-game tickets while the host Tornadoes sold just 13fi. That's how well the Browards support their teams. I Another week of action has if I could introduce their daughters to Sandy.

He isn't a doctor, but he's rich." KOL'FAX: "Is there a lady doctor here? It would make my mother very happy if I would meet a lady doctor," The University of Miami quickly forwarded a set of movies and scouting notes to help Tennessee get ready for Houston after last week's tragic accident There is so much written about Texas athletics in that weekly sports magazine that people have taken to calling it Texas Illustrated Florida Negro athletes with good grades looking for a college might try Penn State, where pressure is being applied nic's a senior who never play- tJrA cd foolbiiU be" tkii' JZZ fore- "Hc'd be FISCH sroal ne started play-as a sophomore," says Vic. Vaccaro has also been pleased wiLh the way that Woody Winner, offensive guard and defensive tackle, Kllinl Kisch at quarterback and Steve Ziglrr at linebacker have improved. He also expects to have corner- hack Warren Lodge buck in action for Friday's game vuth Carol City along with middle guard Chris Malcolm at full strength. Zigler's development has enabled Vic to move Nelson Ramiro to one-platoon duty at offensive guard Gene Gibson of Palmetto making any changes in his lineup voluntarily despite four straight POTENTIAL MONEY WINNERS PGA Sends Pros To School resulted in no change in the first six of our South Florida rankings with all coming through just about as expected. However, Jackson's Ihrcc-gnmc winning streak how did they ever lose to Columbus? has jumped the Generals into the top 10 for the first time this season and Belle Glade to the top of the Class A schools "after Its 15-7 victory over Class AA Palm Beach High.

Here's how the rankings now look: Major Horse Track Entries AQUEDUCT By JOHNNY WILSON Miami New Sjxirt rllrr PALM BEACH GARDPINS -Fifty professional golfers, some LAUREL Tint 100 MIT 1 S3. 000, claiming. Jjrar-iiliK furlmigv malrirnh, ilnlmlm OKI. furlong. Rinnl Rebel 130 WsppinRfr 122 Finyal Feast Prnlnim 1l xT'i Hun Nnw 1U Vt Madeleine Lee I'll! 11 rnmerly Hfl: Utile Brat xxSecnnd Ripple 115 xBelsyn 115 110 M'aelle de f'er 113' City Prices i.i ii i Turf Allan 120 'n 111 i.

110 f'lrre HOI 108 To the Victor 1131 11-1 Cuath.n im' Safetv Switch 120 Styrullah 122: of them not too long out of college, are back in school this week, attending the first PGA training and qualifying program ll8 Pr.V b'liiinu U3M 111 I'nrlergtanrling Bicarb Jr Proxy Flight 122 xxxSix-Love Sabra Farms-Cannata enlrv. 1 J4.700. claiming. Jyear-oldt ,08 Pnr K' 113 Roman'HHIi 113 1-51 000, rimming, and up. I' miles.

i losses 'cause "I don't think we have anyone better to do the job than what we have been using," However, injuries wifl force several adjustments, Koe-ky Doddridge, the salely man and No. 2 quarterback, is out with a shoulder separation and Boh Silverthnrn will take his defensive spot. Pal Martin, the 6-4, lR.Vpound offensive end is out with a bruised thigh and Gibson ill probably move Dennis Booth from the defensive unit to offensive right end and shift Jim Yancey from right to left end. He'll probably move tackle I.en McNeil to exclusive duty with the offensive unit aft- IxNyrnp ill Mr Fnunlmn H3: in an effort to OUalifv for the "5, Dr. Steve 113 Battle Babe 110 luml Lu Iul Llle iup, 7 furlongH, 1 H'l Nnlr 117 Sir Rorlnlph I.Nlck JO 115 xNew l.eailer 1.

Coral Gables (AA) 6-0-0 2. Miami High (AA) 5-0-0 3. Coral Park (AA) 6-0-0 4. Norland (AA) 4-0-2 5. Southwest (AA) 5-1-0 6.

South Dade (AA) 4-1-1 7. Vero Beach (AA) 5-1-0 8. Jackson (AA) 3-3-0 9. North Miami (AA) 3-2-1 10. Stranahan (AA) 3-2-1 11.

Palmi-tln iAAi. 12 Key Wrst "4i Aegean Spin 113 xBethnace lOd: -Sen Magnuann H9 xYueatan 114 ft tf Ijile Comer 122 Trashinc Bore 113! xl-udlngton ill Weslonhlre x.Iewel Keeker 114 Hnlv Mackerel 113 xxfnunt Frigid 11? Hall T' Admiral 1 1d t'oatee 1H Diiomn 119 Silly II 117 xopera Club 114 tour, this status being more formally identified by the PGA as Approved Tournament Plaver, 3 iJ.joo, niament, j- eur-olils 7 lur- iParullan 120 Manletle llfilnnaa. who make poor showings over a six month period may be weeded nut: A points system may be introduced 'on the order of the Ryder Cup system) which would encompass everyone on the PGA tour, and those who failed to make a certain quota in a six months period would lose their Approved Players Card until they re-qualified through the Training and Qualifying School again. How well this will sit with some of the tour's established stars is anybody's guess, but it might help one aspect of the tour which is often a problem to PGA management, how to guarantee to various sponsors of smaller tournaments that the big names will be on hand. With a point quota to make, it might well force some players to attend in order to make 118 I'Ulmhig.

4-sear-oldn andlskvvan 118 up. 1H nillea, hurdle. Court Battle 118 Dorlr Dancer Naybor 153 Marnah l43C'arln rie Monte 118 Crystal King Riddle 7 143 Sammv Pal 143irnmDa Hand 118 Kelt JACK BURKE 11! 1181 118! 153 Tiillv Jr. 118 fioulav OoulHy 118. I-rinte Bective 153 Orkhan Bev 4 $5,000.

rlalmlng, )-yer-old and Brandy and 1 118 Flower'j Rov H8 AA I. 13. South Brorr iAA(, 14, Sn- ii. 1 fnrlnnu, crf.it iAAi. 1J.

Crnl City (AAi. I. us a-Polar Dnlt 118 a Keesa Adelle IHiWild Flicht -118 114 Lou's Hildv 1 1 4 1 a-Monipelier entry. 113 a Kathy Pares 1141 4.500, allowance, i ininrt him nn rlnfnntn I.ar. iMnidrn Love i Hjuif, cpnirni iaa1.

ii. rorrsi nni ITamiana Ft, Mver IAAi. 19. Lake Worth IAA xxNIie Answer 108 Her Favourite 115 turiimga. 20 Miami Sprlngn IAAi.

21. Pompano ixSlilp Shoal 109 Procras tion 116 111 Bright Sisler 115 1 Dnmmnn Rach A A If Ft I 11- 1 ha a Tnrnum 117 III Wind 119 Masket Man 117 In Favor 112 Cold Crown 115 Paula Ed 112 zBrnnze Bout 112 554.500 allowance, 3 year old, 6 x-Maln Saggy 109 a Kelley-Little M. Farm entry 5 S20.000 added. 1 yenr-olrts and up, 1 I It miles. I he New York Turl llandi- Oracefully 116 So War 116 rap.

rlrsi Illvlslnn, Crown Silver 108 Desert Lov Mistress ill Teekon Miss 11 Mlsly Venus llS Lucy Bean 112 112 allowance, 3-year-nld, Margarethen 112 Monlvea Snow Scene II 116 Blue Thor Wine and Song 108 Wlnklepieker Grand Splendor 113 Musical Night 107; furhingo. ry Quinn, 240, or Harold Baskin, 200, will share the defensive tackle berth with Don Dobbins, 218, Gene figures he has been getting good play from center Fred Thiel, McNeil and tackle Steve Connell on offense. Incidentally, the loss to Coral Gables was a double disaster to Panther quarterback Chuck Richards. His mother works in the Gables administrative oflice and Phil Chastain, the Gables team physician, is his family doctor. tl.SOt.

allowance, 3 year-oldi and R'ttleshin 117 Willow Twie lis derdale iAAi. McArthur. 24. Columbia IAAi, 25, Belle Olade (A), 26, I AAI. V.

Curley i AA 28. Palm Beach (AAi, 29. Northeail (AA, 30 Hialeah AA, 31. I.aSalle iAi. 32.

Nova IAi. 33. Miami Beach 1 AA. 34 Chaminade i At, 33, Rivlert Reach iA, 36 rianlatlon iA'. 37, Pahokee (Bi.

31. Ft P. McCarty iAAi, 39. St. Thomas i A 40.

Card, Newman IAi, 41. Boca Raton iBi. 42. Miami Mill-tary iAi. 43.

Naplei i A i 44. Stuart i A i. 45. Immokalee iBi. 46.

St. An-drew a iBi, 47 Card. Olbbona (Ai, 48. Alva (Bi, 49, Ft, P. Carroll iBi.

EARL STEWART Friday and 3 on Saturday. They'll take their written examination on the lectures Monday morning early, follow that with an 18-hole qualifying round, then play 18 Tuesday and wind up with 36 Wednesday, Nov. 3. Stewart was asked how many of the 50-man field would "graduate." "I'm meeting with the officials of the PGA tomorrow to set up a cut-off figure for the qualifying rounds. After all, this is what they'll be doing when they get on tour, trying to make the cuts at various tournaments and trying to get in the money." What about those who don't graduate.

Do they get another chance? enough points to stay on tour. "Yes. if they go through the same sectional recommendation process, they can attend the next session," Stewart said, "and I think that will probably be scheduled in May of next year. The plan right now is for two sessions per year." One of the more interesting things to come out at the Approved Players School is what might be in the offing for graduates of the first class and for some players already on tour. Several sources say that with the increase of interest in golf, the PGA understandably wants the good young players, but since there's room for only so many on tour, only the best are going to be able to stay there.

And here is how those up. 6 furlongs. jxCompass Rose 109 Car'lvn's rid 109 xxa-Sa Vet 107 Ask 117i Wonrtrascope 117 xFr'st'd Prince 112 Nashubah 116 Limone Walnut Bill 117 Thre, Drinks 112 Kxsive Nashua I tlni Nashville llf trnke mVe 115 Cimar 117 What(ounly 1 4 xxGarbeau 110j allowance, 3 ear-olds and ii up. 6 furl.mgs. tMa Caar.VH a-Air Spin 113 Binder 118 7120.000 added, 1-year-olds and un-io, a 1n JE, Uf 1-16 miles.

The New York Turf Hand- Ill li.f: 1 COME The school, which started yesterday, grew out of an idea voiced two years ago at the PGA annual meeting by Earl Stewart, professional at Oak Cliff CC, Dallas. Stewart is coordinator of the 10-day program at the PGA National Golf Course, and said that the reason for the school is simple: "It is designed to take the burden of making a judgment on a proposed player's talent away from the local level. Formerly the various sections were responsible for screening and qualifying a man for the (our, but all they do now is screen and recommend for the new qualifying program." Stewart added, "The sections are responsible for verifying a candidate's financial qualification (each must guarantee he is of high moral standards and have a $10,000 bankroll and that the PGA qualifying program takes over from there." The agenda of the first school includes three mornings of lectures on such subjects as The Iran. Wnnd Division. 5" spin i suianss i mc a.

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N. Ft, Myers (A), S3. Pin Cood 110 Windsor Iady 108 a-Manfuan entry. Crest iBi 54 Moore Haven iRt it Yes Please 114 Straw Hat 109 and up, allow, rest iBi54. Moore Haven 55.

Pawn I.aBelle iBi. 56 Okechobe Boys iBi. sst iwi l.t,.nld. and Mr sten '7? a -K niin-kv Jue 135 57 KW Immaculate tB, 58, Cypress'nn. 1 mile.

iRed Scarf 112 Sorpaso 112 Miami Snnnes coach Pete Lake ib If You Need a Loan We Will Lean Over Backwards To Make It. Come On In, We're Just Plain Folks MONEY IN ONE DAY Aiello is in a bind. He's got a date with fast-rising Jackson Friday night and he's lost two Pinkie Chollle 113 Swift Stream 113 Small World 119 Bray Head 117 Tudor Manor 113 Orey Spot 113 Demigod 119 Tele Jr. 119 Blue Dale 113 Saltville 117 Hurry a Little 112 a-Ky. Pioneer 112 Senor Grand.

113 World Guide 113 Bonnv Slar 112 Hurricane Tim 115 Farm entry claiming, J-year olds and $4,300, claiming, 1-year-olds, 1 Ml up. I' miles. I mn. xxCormler 110 jxSklpper Sua 118. jlnp, A.

no Miss Pip 110 xKnicht Pride 107 xnuter Strata 109 of his key players. Steve Macy, his ace line- Saul, Bill To Sclllc Up Next Week nesi neat 115 wen aonress 116! sad r.nssie Bent Spur 120 xBav Breeze 1041 109 Sad Gussie Old Bailey II 117 xx-7; xxx 10 lbs. A AC. RESULTS RESULTS Football Contest Coupon central banks fH?) 1-1 furlongs. Time 1:11 4 5 furlongs, lime a has come up with some cracked ribs, and Gene Bores, who took on Page 7B.

River Ranch iMineaui 10 00 6 00 4 00 Splendor 1 1) soni J0 4u iv A showdown between Saul r0 iBiumi ism 60 Mmjoose, jr. rRmconi 4-' Silberman. president, and Bill f'Z v.n i mi a lamp slnrthnlrlrr i 'Baeja. 4 40 3 00 2 60i Poplar c.rme Cooke 1 2160 8 70 6 40 Mai UonaiQ, a laige SlOtKnoiacr Hmkahuck iBiumi 5 J60 Occupied Beach iHinojofai 8 20 7 60 Til U. lnrtmn iShoemaW.rl A 70 Escer Sii l.lohnsnni 8 80 N.

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167th Ewy. Nasi fe Modarnog. Ausli now svtr $100 Million Player's Obligation to the Game, Obligations and Responsibilities over as defensive tackle when 245-pound John -nmihl, II 120.10. I Pl" J422.20 SWANNO 1 mile. Time 1:39 2 5.

laved at least until Monday. Kharwar 15 60 8 00 4 80 Porte de Fer iPattersoni 9.80 7.00 Big Swede iCtarki 660 1-6 furlongs, lime 1:1 3 1 Ssmarta iVene.iai 13 00 ICO 4 40 Rita Marie iLoughryi 38-60 16 00 True Blue 4.80 4-4 furlnn gs. Time 1:11 Brookly Bridge iBaezai 2 40 40 2.20 Mount Noble iLoughryi 4 40 2 20 Tom Poker iHernandezi 2 20 GARDEN STATE iili-OH no? inn? rlalmlng 1 sear-nlds, I fur- 1 Inn Circuit Judge Harold Vann yesterday afternoon dismissed the complaint that a receiver be appointed to conduct the track's affairs, but gave permission for the plaintiff to file an amended complaint. The amended complaint probably will be heard by Judge Vann on Monday afternoon at 4:30 in the judge's chambers at the courthouse. Irving Cypen represented Sil 115 115 115 113 113 Warf was injured, cut his knee severely over the week-end in a non-football accident.

Pete hasn't been able to figure out who he'll put in their places he is tempted to use quarterback Rick Madden in Macy's spot. Rod McGee would share the offensive OB duties with Madden in that case. Pete was delighted with the victory over Carol City last week and rated it as a good, solid triumph, not a fluke. He was especially high on the job turned in by his defensive crew headed bv 113 Lennl Indian 113 Kieht fp 113 Carcatondo 113 Barbilero 113 Gold Iemon 113 Within View I-ownod Silent Sun Poor Tom Sihellus Druid HilH Roval Pet Indian Rock rafJTHB 113 113 117 Eellacm rlalmlng 2 ear old maid- GATORS DROP JORDAN Two University of Florida linemen returned to practice today in preparation for the Ga-tors' game Saturday with Auburn, while a former fullback was turning in his equipment. Jimmy Jordan, tailback from Tampa, was dropped yesterday from the squad for disciplinary HQ POt'13.

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ri berman at yesterday's hearing, of PGA Membership, Player Conduct, Public and Press Relations, Rules of Golf, Sponsor Relationship, the Manufacturer and the Golf Pro, and the Legal Side of Professional Golf. Lecturers includ? Jack Burke, Chick Harbcrt. Jim Gaquin Dave Marr, Joe Dey Earl Stewart, Jack Tuthill, Doe Gif-fin, Curtis Person, Joe Wolfe, Tom Crane and Lloyd Lambert. Thursday, the first 13 qualifying holes will be played. The 50 candidates will play 13 more Kevin Monahan Aces Fifth At Lakes Kevin Morahan had a hole in one last night on the 135-yard fifth hole at the Miami Lakes Par 3 course, his first ace since he took up golf less than a year ago.

He used a 3-iron for the shot. Playing with Morahan were Ron Herbingcr, Horace Cleveland and Fred Griner. "line 116 Tullv Rullah 1161 with Bui Frates and Robert iHannv Faster sndai nl Flovd counsel for MacDonald. 313,500, maidens, I-year nlds, furlongs. World Renort F.arldnm V7 Cloharantter 1'7 Kine nf Jnpa 117 Mister Dawn 117 Pieross 117' nv Lnn.

1,1 iiij tv Dmner 117 sidate 117! reasons. Head coach, Ray prerThr, JJJ S.l.T i'it Graves refused to elaborate on On Oct. 4 MacDonald filed a suit alleging Silberman had borrowed $1,372,000 in the name of Tropical Park and used these monies for purposes foreign to the purpose of Tropical Tark. "cha-Nr1 the reasons for Jordan's remo- 4-13. 500, claiming, 3-year-nlds, 1 1 11 val miles.

al- Meanwhile, offensive end Rusv Mac rnueli Divof ir.rev Ruler ll xxSioaer Hill Gallev Chief Admiral 1' Krareu Di'i-iii-n i r-L-rA Ant in Barry sweat but clothes vesterdav I 13.700. claiming. 3 year olds, I furlongs 11! l', 1 III W'U he in pads today after rest-in Miss hisen 113 1 Queen Allhhai Pelaite Ruddleia 113 Blended white ms a set of bruised ribs John Fnrot Fire 115 Hunning Pills 115 I 14.000. claiming 4 year olds and Whatlev, offensive tackle also eefarn ml on the injury list with an ankle Boms Jj sprain, returned to practice. Fairfah I'd i- allnnanres IAI ear olds.i I furlongs Well Heeled Rn-i For Rose 111 xxDorens O'C 5 10? Ricasiwn 112; Kevpnm! 1'? rentervi'ie Hsppv H'immer 112 MoMv 1'6: 110.000, nllonnnces.

2 ear 1 mile. 70 jard l.ady Pu'cinra For a-Wiley Roa E-nms a-cioud High 112 Pride's Profile ii9i Hula iij Lartv Diplomat 112! Choke Iij -Paxnri enli v- i claiming. I year olds and! nn. 1 I 16 miles 1'3 Kings On'v V5 Voshi i'5 Mike 113 Striu 1'5: US, tiS; "5- SkPel Scat Skittish New P-cniil Wild K'rg x-5 AAC Corso Likes Coaching Assignment Cont'd from 1st Sports Page doing is trying to pull a team together, and no matter how it looks, things are not all that drastic. When we were moving the ball, you never heard about me.

Now we're not moving the ball and suddenly I'm in the spotlight." Corso went on to say that his new job is, after all, not so new to him. "I started out with Nugent as a defensive coach, so it's really not such a big deal I had a ball out there yesterday. There's more pressure on the offensive side, especially when you're not scoring. Besides, you hear all the time about coaches shifting players from one position to another in an eflort to find the right combination. Why not assistant coaches?" Corso, a Miami Jackson graduate, was a teammate of present Jackson coach, Jot Brosky, both in high school and college.

Corso added, "Look, I'm a football man. I love the game, I hope some day to be a head coach myself. And I've got great faith in this man. We're just in a little slump around here and Nugent's trying to snap all of us out of it. Like I said, I'm with him 100 pfcr cent, and I'm sure the rest of the staff feels the same way." RESULTS JAKE GIBBS RETURNS TO OLE MISS OXFORD, Miss.

(AP) -Jake Gibbs, an All-America quarterback during his playing days at the I'niversity of Mississippi, will join the Ole Miss football coaching staff. The University announced yesterday that Gibbs, a New York Yankee reserve catcher, will work as an assistant backfield roach. Gibbs won laurels in foot-hall and baseball at Ole Miss. After the I960 season he signed a bonus contract, estimated around $100,000 to join the Yankee farm system. Gibbs wlil report for spring training with the Yanks.

He played minor league ball for four seasons and went up to the parent rlub at midseason last year. Gibbs appeared in games, collecting 15 hits in 68 at bats for a .221 average. An Ole Miss spokesman said Gibbs would be used primarily for instructing Rebel quarterbacks. 1- 1 furlongs. Time 1:11 I S.

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