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Belle Breeze Added to Big Field For Gardenia Stake Saturday CAMDEN N.J., Oct 18 David G. Neuman today made his Belle Breeze a $5,000 supplementary entry for the Gardenia, rich run for 2-year-old fillies at Garden State Saturday. THE TAMPA TRIBUNE. Wednesday. October 19.

I960 'ollis Named eading Back XTT 1 i 11 It also was announced mat jurs. nen x. Park for the mile and one-sixteenth Gardenia. A field of 13 fillies is shaping up for the racr. lit 4oMj i-.

Vtt Three other supplementary entries were filed yesterday, wuuam neus r.s eeKiv i on Georse A. Cavanaugh's LUIS RODRIGUEZ IN FEATURE Out and Fred W. Hooper's My Portrait. Belle Breeze, a daughter of By HUGH FULLERTON JR. 1 Associated Press Sports Writer 1 Wilburn Hollis, a quarterback with an accurate arm and an imperturbable temperament, today was picked as Associated Roman Sandal and Belle Wat-ling, was made eligible after considerable deliberation by Press back of the week for his feat in pitching Iowa into the Supporting Bouts Lined Up for Monday Fight Card Neuman and trainer Larry No.

1 spot in tbe national football ratings. Members of the AP district selection boards, who voted KutzlL The filly was claimed by Iowa into first place by a bare. rT Neuman for $12,000 out of a winning race at Atlantic City two-point margin over Missis Tampa heavies J. W. DeBoe and and has won twice for her newj -phe supporting lineup of owner, including one division of ibouts on next Mondays boxing ing seconds.

He passea ior i first downs and ran for another in key situations, gaining a totai of 224 yards on 19 successful Chuck Reynolds are aown ior a four-round rematch while Tam Saturday. icard whlch features a 10-round- Shelly Jo gained a chance between Cuban Luis Rod- riguez the No. 1 ranking welterweight contender and Mel passes and ran for 44 yards Gibbs directed the pc erful Mississippi attack in a victory over 'Tulane. He threw only eight passes, but five wert completed for 110 yards and Collins of New York, has now been set, promoter Al Garcia said last night. pa welter Tino Fuertes wm mix it up in an eight-rounder with Miamian Johnny Pearson.

Collins, a stablemate of Bobby Shell, who was originally signed to fight Rodriguez but had to withdraw because of an injury to his eye, wiU arive in Tampa Thursday and Rodriguex on Friday, Garcia said. Rodriguez, unbeaten in his professional career, holds two victories over Kid Paret, the the Gardenia following an easy; six lengths victory at Belmont last Thursday. The Jet Pilot-My Request filly was an impressive graduate from maiden ranks when she ran six furlongs in 1:11 45. It was her third outing. With 13 starters, the Gardenia would attain a record gross three went for touchdowns.

John Hadl of Kansas, name back of ihe week only a v.eek sippi, chose Kollis over two other quart! rbacks whose performances were hardly short of amazing Francis Tarkenton of Georgia and Jake Gibbs of Hollis, a hard runner as well as a fine passer, has scored five touchdowns and passed for three this season to keep the Jiawkeyes unbeaten. Against Wisconsin last Saturday, Hollis ran for two touchdowns in the second half to the game into the final minute with the score tied at 1-21. Then he threw a 29-yard pass for an apparent touchdown nl to have the play called back and Iowa penalized five yard? for offside. Unperturbed by this setback, Hollis faded back on the next Two fights not previously signed wiU have Tampan Henry Palmer meeting Carl Harrington, Tampa, in a six-round ago, again drew strong support for his passing, running ana purse for the event of $153,055. licht heavyweight encounter punting In a 13-13 tie with Oklahoma.

Bob Hivner. the Washing The richest purse for the feature and Marty Jancille, Miami ton sub quarterback who look Beach, facing Ray Lissenbee, was $144,475 in the 1957 running won by Idun. COMPLETING THE JOB New York, Oct. 18 Lillian with Jack Leonard up, iTout in front to win the second race at New York's Belmont today. Right is Eretria, piloted by Ray York, which finished second.

Third horse, which is unidentifiable, was Towson Miss. Winner returned $37.20 to complete a $542 daily double. Winner of first race was Quietude. Second race was six furlongs for fillies and mares three years old and upward. (AP Wirephoto).

over when All-America bod Tampa, in a four-round welter Others expected to go post- weight bout. Schloredt broke his collar bone was singled out for his perform The Palmer-Harrington fight ward include the favored Brook-meade Stable entry of Flower Bowl and her Castle, Bruno Fer wiU be a rematch. Palmer lost current welterweight champion. Collins gained some notoriety of his own three months back in Trenton, NJ, when he kayoed Joe Miceli in four rounds. He also holds a draw with Paul Diaz, who twice beat Baby Colon, a fighter who has shown well in Tampa in two feature events.

ance in guiding the Hussies to a 10-8 decision over UCLA. Others nominated rari's Little Tumbler, Happy Hill in a previous match staged on a card held to aid the Girls' Club. Vardian To Coach Tampa play and fired another long pass. Sophomore halfback Sam Two other fights are sched quarterback Howard Dyer of VMI, whose passing was respon sible for four touchdowns and three 2-point conversions in a uled on the Monday program. Farm's My Sister Kate, Boncrist Farm's Prominent Lady, Alfred G.

Vanderbilfs Good Move. Elemdorf's OU Royalty and Darby Dan Farm's Ordie. Harris gathered it in with a diving catch for a 34-yard gun Ganco Wins In Softball Canco shut out Northeast and the touchdown that gave 30-16 victory over Virginia; Dale Betty of Maryland. Sanfy Semipro Football Team Iowa a 28-21 victory. LSU Picked Over Florida, SteDhens of Minnesota, Bob Tarkenton turned in a clutch tiassina performance in the sec Gaiters of New Mexico State, Joe Bellino of Navy, Don Jons of Penn State.

Ed Shaw of 3-0 and eliminated the loser ond half against Mississippi State that led Wade Walker, the losing coach, to sayt "He was simply great. We couldn't stop Qple Miami Auburn to Toi Nov. 27 and will include two divisions, one for Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana and one for Florida and Georgia. White said 14 cities were represented at an organization meeting in Miami. Johnny Vardian, former assistant coach under Frank Sink-wich at the University of Tampa, will coach the Tampa Buccaneer semi- professional football team now being formed, club President Lee White said from the City Softball League Two Games Slated Here Thursday (Continued from Page 27) not be ready to go.

Ralph Ew- championship competition last him Pennsylvania, Ronnie Bull of Baylor, George McKinney of Arkansas, Sam Byer of Texas Billy Cox of Rice, Jerry Keeling of Tulsa, Roman Gabriel of North Carolina State and Bradley Fowler of Furman. By VERNON BUTLER kenton Co. are handy at scor-ATLANTA, Oct. 18 (P) You U8 both touchdowns and field With Georgia trailing at half time, Tarkenton completed 3 of night at Legion field. Canco scored a run in the second frame and added the The semi-pro league would cease to exist after the profes goals.

15 second half passes to pun sional circuit' is formed. White out a 20-17 victory in the clos- icers in the sixth. D. elites was the winning pitcher, distribut said. A Tampa Chamber of Com bank has been out for two days ing two hits.

with an infected calf and may merce subcommittee of the Canco faces Mac's in the fi say Alabama Is hungrier than Tennessee? So why did the Vols practically devour the Tide? Because they were thirsty, that's why. You say the LSU offense Is about to start clicking? How can your offense click when you not see action and Randy Caffee chamber's sports committee, has nals, Monday night. is definitely out for a couple of yesterday. The Buccaneers will play a six-game schedule, White said, with five of them in Tampa. The first game is set Oct.

30 against the Miami Barracudas at PhiUips Field. AU games will be played on Sunday. Other games are set against Fort Lauderdale here Nov. 6, Key West there Nov. 13, Fort Eustis, here Nov.

20, Hollywood here Nov. 27 and Key West here Dec. 18. White has maintained that Two Men, Woman Indicted For Alleged Extortion Canco 018 002 3 1 Northeast 000 000 00 2 2 weeks with a shoulder separa tion. elites and JU Flower; scaanDerg ana Brice.

East Bay moves into Chamber- Georgia Tech over Tulane: Tech usually wins the close ones at Grant Field, and this one is going to be close. Mississippi over Arkansas: One of the nation's top games and certain to be a thriller. Ole Miss has more defense. Auburn over Miami: But the Tiger can't afford even a small letdown, Miami is on the up swing. Alabama over Houston: Bear Bryant has given the Tide the proper dosage of growl, and the squad wiU dutifully mangle the Cougars.

Vanderbilt over Marquette: spend the Kentucky night trying ain Field with a record of three wins, no losses and one tie fori to ward off a bunch of hungry Wildcats? given its backing to White and the semi-pro venture. White told the chamber committee that he has the financial backing for equipment, insurance and other outlays necessary for the first game. Other officers of the club include Tampa attorney Rex Far-rior vice president, and George Vass, Tampa accountant, secretary-treasurer. Little League Adult Session Slated Tonight The third in a series of Past failures Ignored if not the season and a 2-0-1 record in the Tampa Bay Conference. The record makes the Indians co- forgotten, we trudge blindly the club will become a member son and Waldron Aug.

31 at Friendship international airport at what police said was to be a scheduled payoff meeting with the umpires. Miss Ela was freed under bail as a material witness in the case. into a nine-game week hoping leader with Brandon. 10 of the Southern Pro League to hoist the season average back Tech enters the game with inext year. This league is ex- sessions in the adult education ipected to come into existence into the plush .800 neighborhood.

Those two misses last out a win in the conference, although the Tech Rams scored and leadership development week trimmed it to .788 on 26 The Commodores get their first a smashing victory in the season opener. ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 18 (P) Two Washington, D.C., men and a young woman were indicted today on charges stemming from an alleged extortion plot against two American League umpires. The Anne Arundel County grand jury indicted Donald E. Anderson.

32, and Robert O. Waldron, 30, for verbally threatening umpires Ed Range and Bill McKinley with latent to extort money. The two men also were indicted along with Miss Jane Spencer, 21, a dancer from Suitland, for unlawfully conspiring to extort. The young course for Little League baseball will be held tonight in the First Federal building Friendship Room, 900 49th St. St.

Friday night will bring the usual rash of games. Plant is Graves Says New Grid Rules Make Play Ragged Runge and McKinley were granted leaves of absence by the American League last month pending court action against Anderson, Waldron and Miss Spencer. Runge, 42, is from San Diego, Calif. Hie 50-year-old McKinley is a resident of Kinsman, Ohio. Petersburg, at.

7:30 p.m. This session will consist ofj host to Dixie HoUins of St. Petersburg, Chamberlain hosts Manatee, King and Jesuit tangle correct and seven refusals of the chosen teams to cooperate. Starting, as usual, with the conference games: Louisiana State over Florida: The Bengals are back home where they're extremely hard to handle. LSU should find some way to score, or we're going to stop believing the old maxim that there are more ways to score on defense than offense.

victory but little time to celebrate with Clemson next on the program. Tennessee over Chattanoogai With Alabama out of the way, the Vols can spend the next two weeks preparing for November tests with Tech, Ole Miss, Kentucky and Vanderbilt Mississippi State over Memphis State: Memphis offense led by a Earl Wright against Mississippi State bal in an intra-city game, and Hills in more mistakes by players, borough travels to St. Peters coaches and officials. GAINESVILLE, Oct. 18 If the play has been ragged in college football games you've burg to meet Boca Ciega.

a lecture-discussion by a well-known local psychologist. Dr. Arthur Rautman. He will dis-j cuss "The Psychology of Working With Pre-Teen-Age Children." This entire course is sponsored by the headquarters office of Little League in Wil- The officials admitted before Sharpen Defense 31,000 spectators at the Florida- seen this fall, blame part of Plant's Coach Frank Lorenzo Mrs. Hamilton Wins TWGA Meet Georgia over Kentucky: This it on the wild card substitution) Vanderbilt game here Saturday had the Panthers sharpening their defense yesterday.

The ance. A standoff with the Ma is a tossup. Kentucky is getting rule, says Coach Ray Graves of that they goofed one. After pae better every week, and the roons getting a slight advantage Plant coach sees a fast, shifty Mrs. George Hamilton, with 57.

yesterday won low net in ing a 15-yard penalty against and aerial minded team coming Wildcats are at home, but Tar- because they're at home. Florida for an illegal substitu woman also was indicted as an accessory before the fact to the extortion the two umpires. Runge testified at a magistrate's hearing Sept. 6 that he and McKinley had visited a Tiiotel in the Maryland suburbs of Washington on Aug. 28 with Miss Spencer and another dancer, Helen I.

Ela, 24, of Washington. Runge said Anderson and the Tampa Women's Golf Asso across the bay. i Standouts working against tion, tne officials were per liamsport. and has been made possible in this area by the assistance of business firms, organizations and individuals who are interested in this parent-son-community activity. During the program over 700 Florida.

In Florida's first five games single substitutions averaged 69 a game more than one for every minute of play. "It means a different back to Hollins plays were Joe Scionti! Gulf-Gobbler Game Site suaded- by the Florida captain and John Toole. Running weU on and by tne coaching staff on the sidelines wagging one fin offense were Dick Whiteside, Mike Ramsey, Pete Licata, Jimmy Hunt and Doyle Dudley. color and black and white slides ciation tournament at Loch Raven par 3 course. Mrs.

John MacKrain and Mrs. H. M. Jensen tied with 57, and Mrs. Tom Ferguson, Mrs.

Manuel Llauget and Mrs. D. H. Bell each had 58. Mrs, Helen Scott had 1 gross of 59.

ger to indicate a single substitute that the penalty was un fake to and a different back to hand off to on succeeding plays. You don't get team co Changed to Turkey Creek aldron entered the motel a few minutes later and snapped The Panthers are nursing a including every major phase of Little League will be shown, including safety, research, train justified and put the ball back few bruises but nothing serious hesion; you get a photograph. The Turkey Creek and Gulf on the original line of scrim mage. The two umpires later told enough to keep any man out of the game. ing, the international congress and tournament, insurance and Graves said.

"But you have to do it to keep up with your op state police the two men bad demanded $2,000 from each of In previous Florida games the Chamberlain Coach John Ad- the Little League foundation High School football game Friday night has been changed to Turkey Creek's Holmes Field, Hail To Reason, now retired due to a leg injury, earned officials made a similar mis ponents. In his opinion, the rule per cock expects some old fashioned The history and basic purposes were discussed in the first two take twice but corrected it only rock 'em and sock 'em football them under threat of making the photograph public. State police arrested Ander- $80,925 in winning the Sapling mitting a single player to enter once. Graves sain. instead of its original site.

Gob from Manatee's Hurricanes. sessions. at Monmouth Park. the game at any time results 'Instead of coaches They are real tough," he and officials officiating, they ble coach Jim Reed announced last night. said.

"Everybody knows those Manatee people wiU hit you. have to be bookkeepers under the present substitution rule, The game was originally set e' to ette ta ste, SAYS MR. SMOOTH TO MR. SILK But our boys have had a lot of the game, Reed said. Both play- ers have been injured.

Reed said he has been pleased with the squad overall in practice this week and named several outstanding players for their part in a "balanced" club this year. Henry Allen, Howard Marsee, Jack James, Norman Blackman, Ron Howard Brock and. Rodney Lar-iscey have been top linemen during the season. Outstanding: backs are Wandell Kelly and Larry Farkas, halfbacks, and Alex SzahyL fullback. Turkey Creek's ninth' grade team will play Zephyrhills at the i Gobbler field Thursday said Graves.

zio and hustle this afternoon. Like most college coaches, he for Gulf's field, but it isn't ready yet and the Bucs have been playing their home games They showed a lot of desire. wants to change to free substi You know, you play like you tution and two-platoon football practice. At least that is the the same as played by profes way I was taught." at Tarpon Springs. However, the Sponger field is not available this Friday night so the game was changed.

sional and high school teams Eighty-five per cent of the Two Boys Sick The Chiefs have two men on The Gobblers, sporting a 2-2 coaches favored that in a poU taken by Ray Eliot of Illinois season's mark, will be without the services of back Russell the sick list, Nelson. McLaughlin and Chris Thompson. They both have an upset stomach and plain last year. It's smooth as silk without a trace of harshness, burn or And it's money in your cause Kessler's price is right Why should we be in the Barnes and end Ron Drawdy for night. don feel good.

With those middle between the high schools symptoms. Coach Adcock told and pros?" Graves asks. them to stay away from practice Ve ask a high school coach mm He doesn't want them breath if he has some good prospects ing on his healthy boys. who can play botr ways (of fense and defense) and he tells Hillsborough showed the effects of the rough game with us about some who can play one way. Then the pros ask us Lakeland last week and many of if we have some good prospects who can play one way and we teU them about some who can the boys were going at half speed.

There are a lot of petty injuries but nothing to keep anyone out of the Boca Ciega i play two ways. It just isn't fair to the boys." game. uraves believes everyone Coach Hal Griffin said the Terriers had a good practice and could do a better job under two- platoon football. boys were humping after the narrow escape in the Lakeland We could have twice as good ft(7- fill 'T a ---T-fl- football and it would take less encounter. time on the practice field to coach it thus taking less of an athletes time away from his academic work, Graves said, "The fans showed the! would rather see two-platoon by the way they took to pro footbalL And it would be better for the sports writers because they would know who is in the game." He has an answer to the ob jection that two-platoon football would center all the talent in the big schools and hurt the smaller ones.

"All the NCAA has to do is limit the number of players you can use just as the pros do," fry -w uraves said. Florida, under Graves who is in his first year as head coach, has a record of 4-1. He was assistant to Bobby Dodd at SMTH MM SI LUC. 7IP feu rD Georgia Tech before taking the Florida job. Miami, Florida On Gator Bowl Committee's List JACKSONVILLE.

Oct. 18 iP) The Gator Bowl selection committee today released a list of 19 teams considered prospects for the Dec. 31 Gator Bowl football game. Heading the list were Navy, Mississippi, Syracuse, Baylor and Missouri. The other teams include Rice, Tennessee, Clem-son, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, Duke, Texas, Georgia, Miami, Penn State, Kansas and Florida.

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