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Page 2 THE MIAMI HERALD Saturday Oct 16 1943 Spotlighting Hurricanes Crush Camp Gordon 51-6 National Football Spotlight Shared By Five Games By EVERETT CLAY Bucks Meet Purdue Club In Midwest a ifc Stole Cardinals Thunder 't'HE NEW YORK YANKEES beat the St Louis Cardinals at their own game on the base paths in the World series confirms Sailor Whitey Kelley The ace baseball writer now in the Navy who took in the games in New York City was much talk aliout the Big City that the Yankees went into the playoffs with the idea of running and bashing Cardinal noggins whenever the situation presented writes Kelley on his first leave since entering the service 15 months ago wanted to find out if the Cards could take some cf the same stuff they had been dishing out for some time the throe games 1 saw the Yankees simply stole their thunder by stealing sacks and running like they owned the base paths The turning point of course was the savage block Johnny Lindell tossed sj Whitey Kurowskl in the third game causing him to drop the pill and leave runners on first and third and none out hired hands vvnr confused by the not-o-polite tactics of the once-caim and peaceful New Yorkers and never really recovered from the resulting shock After crash dive the Red Birds Kurowskl in particular issued dire threat about getting even The same never materialized for it was the Yankees who continued to pour it on at every Aside from brilliant base running and gallant pitching the biggest single factor in the victory was the great comeback made by Joe Gordon Kelley thinks never seen a better infielder than this fellow nor can ou imagine how good lie is until seeing him in the sailor says all over the place scooping up hard-hit ground balls with ea-e turning hits into outs That homer he hit in the opener was one of the longest balls seen It simply rifled into the stands about 425 feet from the plate breaks decided moi-t of the games here's a bit cf speculation on how the Yanks possibly might have taken four straight: home run Bay Sanders hit in the second game which later proved the deciding blow might have been caught had Lin-dell been plajing right field instead of Bud Metheny The blow a line drive bounced off glove as he attempted a leaping catch against the boxes only five foot 11 inches while Lindell reaches to six foot four inches and coaid have taken the ball without jnmping Take away that two-run homer and the Yank would have won 3 to 2 Nice if-come-thinking amazing to watch the Yankees They go along looking like an assorted collection of bums at the plate until a slight crack in the defense or a break gives them a base knock then they become a sharp-looking team banging bits at just -the right moment Several of the lads now wearing Yankee uniforms however would have to pay to see a series in ordinary times Likewise some of the Whitey points out that another factor overlooked In the' rush was the hitting of Yankee pitchers performed like well-paid outfielders when they took a stick in he writes Chandler started a rally in the first game with a siIer to left and later was robbed of a double or triple by Harry great running catch In the third game Hank double which bounced Into the left field stands led to a run and in the fourth Marins clipped a pair of doubles the second eventually becoming the winning Miami was able to make a 10-y Carney No 43 of service te ard punt return Friday night in the Orange Bowl stadium when am The Miamians won the game 51 to 6 16564 Fans Watch First Home Game By EVERETT CLAY Herald Sports Editor They wrecked the 10th Armored Division Tankers from Camp Gordon 51-6 Friday night at the Roddev Burdine-Orange Bowl stadium did our 10-13 Hurricanes I still tell you how good a football club Eddie Dunn has at the University of Miami The Camp Gordon team offered little more resistance than a sailor about to be kissed by Ann Sheridan and Eddie used his Inexperienced second and third stringers most of the night He would have nut in the fourth stringers I guess if had any Conservatively the Hurricanes could have run up 120 points had the youthful Miami coach kept the fleet-footed Arnold Tucker and the rest in the lineup USED I AMMUNITION As it vi as most of Touchdown Tommy's ammunition was used up firing the cannon for eight touchdowns and thr extra points to thp delight of the 16501 cash customers an turnout under the circumstances You could tell little against such weak opposition but the Hurricanes did do things indicative of a major league college football team They hit and hit hard harder than any University of Miami club I've ever seen The backs ran fast followed their interference and stop digging when contact was made with the first tackier There was co-ordination and harmony of a winning machine Last and not least there were signs of a spectacular passing attack Miami has long lacked The Hurricanes swept back 88 yards with the opening kickoff for a touchdown and kept on scoring with Tucker Paul Salvatore and A1 Rosen all getting a pair of six-pointers and Jim Leavitt and Bud Salvatore countering once each Tucker started it rolling on Nick boot bv wiggling 23 yards upfield Leavitt roared 13 yards through right guard and then slammed over the other side for 15 more- Tdeker skipped around right end to the Camp Gordon 24 The Tankers were penalized to the 3 for unnecessary roughness Leavitt exploded over guard for the touchdown SCOPED IN HURRY It was as simple as that and with less than three minutes gone there was a big seven alongside Miami on the Moreboard The Tankers stopped cold after the kickolf punted out and Tucker returned 38 yards to the 10 Watt's copyrighted reverse missed fire but it make any difference as Arnold highballed 14 yards off right tackle for the score After that Dunn put In the reserves Near the end of the first quarter Eddie quick kick bounced off one of the Tankers and Guard Bill Leavitt fell on it for Miami on the Camp Gordon 30 On the first plav Paul Salvatore picked up his own fumble popped through an opening at right guard and bounded across the goal line RETURNED PUNT 40 YARDS Paul Smith came back 40 yards with a punt mid-way of the second to set up fourth touchdown lie was pulled down on the Paul Salvatore picked up 8 at guard and Camp Gordon drew 15 for roughne-s This left it first and ten on the 14 and Paul Salvatore sped down the middle for the scoi Tucker intercepted Ralph amial on the third play of the second half and stepped on the gas for 18 aids to the Camp Gordon There and then the Hurricanes showed what thev could do with a forward pass Tucker popped a 7-yarder into Noah hands and followed with a 21-yard pitch to A1 Rosen to bring the score to C3-0 The Tankers had no more than received the kickoff than Brett tried another throw This time Tucker vent all the way on the interception 42 yards The All-Southern halfback from Miami High turned it on and off like a lightning bug down the south sidelines For a second time Eddie yanked bis regulars SMOTHERED A PUNT Near the end of the third quarter the Miami forward wall surged inrough to smother punt and Gene Tracy recovered for the Hurricanes on the Camp Gordon 9 But Salvatore went over from the 5 on the fourth try The Tankers rolled 65 vards against reserves in the' final period for a touchdown Tom Gug-hotta found pay dirt with a four-yard plunge over the right side Bud Salvatore made it 51-6 in the closing moments of play with a 36-vard throw- to Rosen on the goal line after Carden had dropped Joe Apoca for a 12-yard loss on a fourth-down pass attempt in Camp Goi don's open territorv How good are the Hurricanes? 'jl have to wait and see CORDON IS) MIAMI (51) Posen Titular Angle Seen As Duke Tarheels Play- By The Aaaoclated Prey ATLANTA Oct A couple of beaten ball clubs Duke and the University of North Carolina go to the mat Saturday and the one who wins may well claim a Dixie championship before December Duke was stopped 13-14 by Navy last weekend in a bruising battle at Baltimore' Carolina lost an upset decision to Georgia Tech in the opener three weeks ago Neither defeat dulled the lustre of the contending teams Carolina came back to beat Penn State and the Jacksonville Naval Air Technical Training center while Duke declsloned Camp LeJcune Richmond and the North Carolina Pre-Flight school before bowing to Navy While the traditional North Carolina neighborhood rivals square away other games will engage more than two dozen collegiate and service teams GEORGIA PLAYS DANIEL FIELD Georgia engages Daniel Flyers at Augusta and Georgia Tech meets the 300th Infantry Sabres of Fort Be'nning In Atlanta At Baton Rouge in a night game Louisiana State meets a home-campus foe the Army Specialized Training unit of LSU in a benefit contest replacing the cancelled LSU vs Memphis Navy game wdiich was to have been played at Memphis rough-and-tumble Spiders meet VMI at Richmond North Carolina State engages rugged Wake Forest In a night game at Raleigh West Virginia plays Maryland at Morgantown Va and V-model team tests Tennessee Tech at Cookeville At least six otner games Saturday will involve service teams Davidson meets the Coast Guard at Charlotte the North Cai'olina Pre-Flighters go against Camp Davis at Chapel Hill Southwest Louisiana Institute opens Its season against Fort 176th Infantry Presbyterian meets the Greenville Air Base 334th Bomb group at Greenville Camp LeJeune plays Fort Monroe at New River and the Bainbridge Navy meets Curtis Bay Coast Guard at Bainbridge Md A Sunday game pits Naval Pre-Flight team against Newberry at Athens Ga HALFBACK BILL EISNOR of Flip Rosen blocked out John Eleven Setting Dizzy Pace On Coast By LISLE SHOEMAKER United Frees Staff Correspondent LOS ANGELES Oct Not since the Golden when usually unheralded Chicago Maroons would deal upsets to other football teams In the Big Ten Conference has Amos Alonzo Stagg had so much fun out of 9 gridiron season His big boys from little College of Pacific are giving him material with which to mould a winning team and the Sl-year-old dean of American coaches- is taking advantage Generally in the past Stagg has had to make the most out of a little trying to point a small squad for one smashing upset and getting pummeled by big teams most of the time At the start of the season few persons would have predicted that College of Pacific would go half wav through its schedule without a defeat but that is how it has turned out Moreover In-each of their four victories players have been the underdogs but they have come through every time defeating Alameda Coast Guard St Mary's Pre-Flight UCKA and California in succession Once again this week Pacific will be second choice in the betting when it plays undefeated Del Monte Naval Fre-Flight a team which has former all-conference and all-American plavers running all over the place Most persons figure Del Monte to finish as the top team of the coast but overlooking the manner in which Stagg's boys have dealt upsets in previous games In other Pacific coast games California UCLA at Los Angeles and Southern California with three victories ajid no defeats takes on San Francisco University at San Francisco March Field Fliers with former professional and college stai-s In their lineup meet San Diego Naval Training Station St plays Alameda Coast Guard Sunday Soldiers Offer LSU Real Test Bv JACK GOULD Associated Press Sports Writer BATON ROUGE La Oct Louisiana football game here Saturday afternoon w-ith Army trainees from its own campus may be a match hut it will be far from a for the Tiger varsity Bengal officials said Friday be a regular game in every sense of the emphasized Athletic Director Heard officials scoring and promised Tiger Coach Bernie Moore a ball game and I plan to start our first string including Van Buren ASTU boys have fine material and have gotten in quite a bit of practice give us a STATISTICS By JOE BROWN By The Associated Tress NEW YORK Oct It has become an aphorism this season that you never know where the next good football game will turn up and after the five or six top games on card that will be more true than ever There can be little doubt that such games Duke vs North Carolina Ohio State vs Turdue Texas Aggies vs Texas Christian Oklahoma vs Tulsa and College of 1 -cific vs Del Monte Pre-Flight will produce good and probably stirring football Duke despite its one-point loss to Navy still is the outstanding team this season with a record of 156 points to its 14 in four games Carolina also has a large and able collection of Navy trainees to send against Its most important rival rurdue" since the' deflation of Michigan by Notre Dame has become the No 1 team of the Big Ten hile Ohio voung-sters have developed into a really good civilian outfit that should give the Boilermakers a tussle Off list triumph over Louisiana State undefeat-'i Texas A and figures to run one-two with Texas in the Southwest conference provided that the Aggies get past unknown TCU Saturday MAY PUSH TULSA Oklahoma which held Texas to a one-touchdown victory last week figures to give powerful civilian team a real tussle while AA no-longer-little College of the Pacific team will face its strongest test against the Del Monte Pre-Flight Navigators perhaps the strongest team' on tne West Coast With a number of teams taking a week or two off during the Navy examination period Cornell rs Holy Cross Is the top Eastern pairing Cornell looked very good against Princeton last week and the Crusaders have performed ablv in three games despite a loss to Dartmouth Such powerful teams as Army Navy Pennsylvania Notre Dame Georgia Tech Texas and Southern California have much (rouble against Columbia Tenn State Lakehurst Naval Air station Wisconsin Fort Benning 3001 li Infantry Arkansas and San Francisco Then come the games where close exciting contests may turn up though the quality of the football may not be so good These 'include Colgate Rochester West Virginia Maryland Illinois Pittsburgh lovva-Indiana Minnrsota-Camp Grant Northwestern-Great Lakes Iowa State-Ncbraska Mis-sourl-Iowa Pre-Flight Riclynond-VMI North Carolina State-Wake Forest Rice-Southern Methodist UCLA -California and Denver-Fort Riley Wingate Sets Medal Pace Boh Wingate winner of the Dade County Amateur championship Sunday turned in a 75 Friday to pace the early qualifiers for the Flagler Country Four-Ball Golf tournament Ife was out in a 36 and used three more strokes on the back nine The field will have through Sunday in which to qualify Vincent Allen club manager reported 71 players already had paid their entrv fees After the medal test the field will be bracketed in flights of with the first and sixteenth player being paired together to form a team The second and fifteenth and so on down the line Smith and Plummer are tied for the runnerup position with Fourth place is in a deadlock between Jack Thomas and fi McLaughlin with Other qualifiers: George Swanson and Norton Harris 79 A Wilson 80 Bobby Lundstrct ahd Joe Daigle S3 Smith 85 AI Wise 86 A Wise Gingerich and John Hale 88 Dave Gingerich 89 Pat Mahony and Hose 90 Joe Hall 92 Gus Carberrv I I-aucks and Theo Worthington 93 Whittaker 94: Edgar Hariing 99: Alan Wilson 99 Maude Brooks 105 Eddie Bray Stars For Illini Team CHAMPAIGN 111 Oct 15 (INS) For a lad who is with a team that gone much of any place this fall little Eddie Brav is going places with the University of Illinois football team The 17-year-old 151-pound half-hack who can gallop 100 yards in 10 seconds flat has been eating up most of the ground the Illini have gained He gained 55 yards from scrimmage against the Iowa Seahawks 132 yards against Purdue 70 of that total on a touchdown dash Against Wisconsin last Saturday lie romped 71 yards in 11 attempts Carver High Team Scores Upsel 8-7 Carver High football team upset favored Booker Washington 8 to 7 in a negro grid tussle at Dorsey Park Tom Anderson passed to Charles Gibson in the last five minutes of play for the winning Carver touchdown A second period safety had given the winners two points previously Washington tallied a touchdown and an extra point in the second quarter Cl nJdiamondswAtches ANDIJEWELRY OTirrur ckdoo iDoumiiTfeiffi Goto view of what Navy lias in the way of buks and te-ere via lend-lease we should all be proud that Bruce Smith even mad the writes Jerry Ashman 639 12th st Miami Beach who saw' the Middies beat Duke in Baltimore baekficld strength alone Navy has them three and fonr deep and even Hobby Jenkins of Alabama who played on Frankie first team here against In the Orange Bowl I only a second stringer this season for the Academy I had small hopes Miami's Bruce Smith being only a plobe wmuld get in such a hard and close-fought game In th third-quarter however big No 41 the Miami boy In person started warming up and a moment later was on the field Navy took the continues Ashman went back to carry Two thrusts at tackle from the single wing found No 44 making a first down and he sure hit that Duke line with hit legs churning and his head dpwn Two plays later he carried the ball again for four more yard? and then he attempted a short bullet pass which was a little too far for the receiver and was intercepted but the Duke man was dropping after returning only three yards With Navy on the defensive he dropped back into the safety position and stayed there until replaced by Ashman opines if had had a better pa? defense it would still be among the undefeated of the Duncan Held rabid University of Miami football supporter was also a spectator at the game and sends word from Baltimore that Bob McDougal fullback for the 1912 Hurricane a whale for Duke was in there for about 25 minutes and sparked the last Duke Held reveals handled or carried the ball on every play until Duke finally went over Four yards Five yards Eleven yards A fake and a spinner and the ball to the other hack He was good on defense too game made me realize how good Miami football really is with McDougal supplying the big punch for Duke and Bruce Smith running in the Navy backfield as a Staff Photos BULL BARWICK Miami tackle is shown dragging Robert Linscott to the turf after a three-yard gain by the Camp Gordon back in the Hurricanes' first home game of the season Friday night Stingarees Hand Leon High First Defeat of Year 20-7 Br The Associated Press TALLAHASSEE Fla Oct 15 Twp long touchdown runs by Pete Williams and another by Nicky Balikes gave the Miami High school football team a 20-to-7 ictory over hitherto undefeated Leon High here Friday Leon using a versatile attack and Lecm 5 when Maddox intercepted Mosienko To Sign With Blackhawks CHICAGO Oct 15 (INS) Spirits of the Chicago Biackhawk hockey team were given a lift Friday ith the announcement of JI Tobin club president that BJ1 Mosienko pint-sized wirg Is Chicago-bound to sign a 1943-44 contract The Hawks are in training at Minneapolis and Mosienko wiR go there immediately after signing The 22-vear-old speedster has been released from duty in a Canadian shipyard to plav hockey Bill Thoms a veteran an! a Canadian amateur Gordon But-trev joined the squad In Minneapolis Fitdav Quarterbacks To Meet For First Luncheon The first luncheon meeting of the Quarterbacks Club has been scheduled for 12:15 Monday at the Roval Center President Romev Turrell disclosed Friday night Coach Eddie Dunn of tne University of Miami football team will be the speaker and efforts are being made to obtain motion pictures of the 6-0 upset of Jacksonville NATC for a showing membership cards will he available at the meeting Dintv Dennis is in charge of the program r' pass The fourth-down punt of was blocked by John Montgomery and the oall downed behind the goal line for a safety to give the Stingarees a 14-7 lead The Lions were on the Miami 35 as the half ended The Lions threatened to score in the third quarter by marching to Stinguree 16 before a fumble broke up the drive Williams on a reverse was in the clear again but the referee ruled that he stepped out of hounds on the Miami 40 as the period ended Nickey Balikes on the second play of the next quarter crashed through tackle for 32 yards and the final touchdown Schrader again failed to make the conversion from placement Leon later was forced to halt the final Miami High drive on their own 4-ard line Coach Tom Moorer give his second stringers a chance to play in the final minutes of the Miami Hiah Blount Vick Montgomery Billings Pont Feterer Youmans fichatzabell Williams Schrader Balikes Leon acorina: Touchdown Madox Extra point after touchdown Gilhers Miami scoring: Touchdowns Williams and Ba- llkOfficlals: Lt Youell (USA) ref eree: Bst A Roarellt umpire Zimmerman head linesman and A Stubbs field judge paced by Halfback Billy Maddox led the Stingarees in first downs 17 to 15 and ran almost at will In mid-field but had trouble at- the goal lines The Stingarees scored on the second play of the game Clive onside kickoff was recovered by Miami and on the next play Pete Williams on a reverse went 51 yards to score The try for the extra point from placement was blocked Schrader tried an onside kick' again but Leon took over on the 50 The Stingarees stopped the running plays cold and Maddox passed to Page for 25 yards A forward-lateral Madclox to Nettles to Hartsfield carried the ball to the Miami 15 The Stingarees stiffened and took the ball on clowns on the seven Gilbert blocked punt behind the goal line and a host of Lions fell on the ball Gilbert added the extra point from placement Following an exchange of punts the Lions marched to the Miami 29 as the period ended 95-YARD DASH Maddox punted to the Miami 5 on the first play of the second quarter and Williams took the leather under his arms and dashed 95 yards to score again placement for the extra point was low' Miami put on a sustained drive after the kickoff which died on the er with plenty of promise and an especially good man on says coach Lieutenant Commander A II (Mel) Elward Dudenake now training as a parachute rigger reported for football practice only two weeks ago want to play football because it gets my mind off what seen and been he told Elward A reserve guard he be in the starting lineup but Elward says there is no doubt he will play Telling of his injury Dudenake savs: explosive shell struck my rifle and the fragments showered Herb Carlson Beats Heinen A layoff due to illness did not weaken the punching power of Pvt Herb Carlson hard-hitting 414th Training group middleweight who returned to pugilistic action at Flamingo Park FYiday night He punched so hard and often that he won hv a technical knockout over Dick Heinen 165 419th after 30 seconds of fighting in the second round Their bout as the main event of the Army Air Forces show staged under the direction of Lt Walter Nelson and Lt Wiriek Results in other bouts were: Dan O'Leary ISO 409th brat Ken Bartels 155 405th: Charles Betz 145 405th declsloned Robert Katz 140 419th John Libertazzo 148 415th beat John Biro 150 409th: Robert Ferra 135 415th defeated Dominie Fraioli 135 413th: Marvin Moore 148 409th won from Morris Bunin 145 407rh: Joe Bierman 165 407th scored a technical knockout over Robert Morrjson 166 417th: Jim Mulloy 150 41Bth declsloned Walter Ransome 145 419th: Art Lnbel 155 409lh detested Hrniy Romano 155 407th: Arvel Goodman 184 417th won fiom Dean Rounsvel 190 419th Football Scores HIGH SCHOOL Miami High 20 Leon (Talla) 7 High Springs 13 Gainesville 6 Sarasota 18 Jesuit (Tampa) 0 Fort Myers 14 Palmetto 0 Clearwater 19 Fla Military 6 Plant City 20 Lakeland 0 Palatka 6 St Augustine 0 Fletcher (Jacksonville) 6 Bolles Academy 0 Hillsborough 19 St Petersburg 6 St Leo 20 New Port Bicbey 0 Yero Beach 27 Cocoa 0 Miami Beach 27 South Broward 11 Best Palm Beach 11 Ponce de Leon 6 St Pauls (Jacksonville) 7 Deaf and Blind 6 Julia Landon 7 Andrew Jackson (Jacksonville) 6 COLLEGE of Miami 'St Camp Gordon 6 Ursiuun 10 Temple 6 First downs Passes attempted Passes completed xYardg sained passes Passes intercepted bv xYards sained rusbinr xYsrris lost rushing Total yards gained net Punts Average distance punts Total wards return punts Irkof fa Average distance kickoffs Total yard return kickoffs umble Own fumbles recovered Penalties kard lost penalties Troiu line of scrimmage Man Play For Lakehurst je Briclc Kaplan fcfhuar S-hull re Kearns rt Crdn jzorrberk oli Tucker lh rh tl Smre by period Miami Oortjon Htarn Dokas Siblfv Bald an Borrlner Schnneman Barn-hart Llnrott Brett Cop-a Carney farnrint Miami I eavTttT Tucker 2 Salvatore 2 Rotcn 2 Salvatore Camp Oordon Gugliotta Points ter touchdowns Miami Leavitt (place-r-enti Rosen (placement) Ruzomberka ipacement Substitutions: Miami Ends Krutults Tracey Schuler tackles Klein Thurman James Ferguson: guard Coury Leavitt peas Colbert: centers Polaon Cariteo: hicks Neaton Eisnor Salvatore Salvatore Smith Mason Laltk Camp Ends Hamilton Dokas Roettger tackles Taylor Marsrh Baltruszta: guarrit Quinn Kneeland Padgett: center Coleman: backs Larson Poad f'Ughotta Lcwandoaski Laskosky Bog-rar BuUano Of? cial'- Referee Welsh iBrnwnM vmpre Bill Harknes- tTenn): head lmes-Ttiat uke Woodall iGeoraiai: field judge Spencer tCollege of Pacific) 2 0 Haulers Slart Ice Drills WINNIPEG Oct 15 (JP The New York Rangers of the National Hotkey league have opened fall laming here with four veterans end 30 amateurs taking part The vott are Ott filler Grant War tek Gordon Davidson and Bill Gooden RING ON THIS ONE! 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