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I PAGE A SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30 1935 hkralo tiuphoki 2-7401 THE HERALD MIAMI FLORIDA bsrald Tiupiem 2-7401 HURRICANES WALLOP BOSTON 17 TO 0 Duke Places Three Players On All -Southern Conference Grid Team AST-PERIOD RALLY Eight Schools Represented On All 'Southern Conference Qrid Team Petrowski Kicks Field Goal Gostowski Runs 51 Yards and Ott Also Scores STATISTICS ON THE GAME Miami Boston 4 11 4 5 32 First downs 9 Yards trained rushing net) 181 Yards rained passing (net) 22 Passes attempted 11 Passes completed 2 Passes intercepted 2 Average yardage for punts 40 GATOR BAND PARADE SET FOR 10 A University of brilliant 72-plece band paced by a Miami boy Phil Kaplan as drum major will parade again this morning on thoroughfares as Its final downtown salute to this afternoon's intercollegiate grid spectacle between Gators and the mighty Tigers of Auburn Yesterday afternoon the riorida band made a tremendous hit as it paraded downtown Miami but this maneuver will eclipse Alumni and friends of the University urged to meet at the Courthouse at 10:30 a and join the procession down Flager Street to the Bayfront and out the Boulevard a number of blocks Another Mlamt boy Lewis Buz-zelle will be seen In tlie No 1 position on clieer leading staff so In a number of ways the City of Miami and the I ni-terslty Join hands In this morning's parade spectacle Between halves of this game the band will form revolving letters ard play all of the songs In the University of Florida's-album of music Including the new and sensational "Orange and raiilii hermam Dickerson Virginia Tech I Fight of the ten loop members are represented on The Associated Press all-Southern Conference football team for 1935 Duke's champion Blue Devils placed three Including their great quarterback Clarence Parker and North Tarheels have two Dick Buck of North Carolina and Johnny Leys of Virginia won Jobs at end Hugo Bontno husky Washington and Lee star and Ons Durner of Duke got the call at the tackles Captarn Jim Johnston of Duke and Jim Farley of I earned the call at guards and Steve Sabo! North Carolina State outpointed the field at center In the barkfield and Don Jackson North Carolina's halfback sensation led the balloting bv a great margin Bill Guckeyson of Maryland was a big favorite for the other halfback Job and Herman Dickerson of I won out at fullback after a nip-and-tuck fight with North Jim Hutchins The line will scale about 198 pounds from tackle to tackle due to the 233 pounds packed by Washington and Hugo Benlno while the backs will average 178 pounds Every member of the quartet can kick pass or run Parker and Jackson although neither a unanimous choice for first team honors ran away with the poll Each had 61 votes to his credit far outdistancing the nearst competitors Hugo Bontno and Dick Buck who polled 47 Associated Press Photos Parker and Jackson Barely Miss Unanimous Associated Press Approval Bx JOSEPH NETTLES Associated Press Rtalf Writer RICHMOND Va Nov 29 A rugged seasoned line flanked by a couple of flashy ends and four tripla threat backs went through Imaginary signal practice today as members of the Associated Press All-Southera Conference Football Team This team was picked by coaches and sports writers throughout the Conference area and although tha tutors and scribes were not In complete accord by any manner of meana they were pretty well agreed on most of the positions The backfield a quartet to behold and rave about perhaps is composed of Ace Parker of Duke Don Jackson of North Carolina Bill Guckeyson of Maryland and Herman (Foots) Dickerson of Virginia Tech That backfield can do everything la the book well can kick for uncanny distances can pass with accuracy and every one can run in his own peculiar style Jackson won his fame as a passer and Parker although versatile perhaps has shown to best advantage on his broken field gallops amazing uncanny journeys through a field teeming with enemies Guckeyson has the speed and the drive and his kick- ing has been phenomenal Dickerson can kick sensationally and can pass creditably but it has been his ffhility to plow through opposing forewalU that won the fancy of coaches and scribes Parker and Jackson ran away from the opposition in the balloting both missing unanimous approval by only a shade and Guckeyson was well liked for a Job at halfback but Dickerson at fullback had to beat out North Carolina's Jim Hutchins In a spirited duel with only two votes separating them at the finish Dick Buck of North Carolina and John Leys of Virginia were stationed at the ends Hugo Bonlno of Washington and Lee and Gus Durner of Duke made the team at tackles Jim Johnston of Duke and Jim Farley of -V I got the call at guards and Steve Sabol of North Carolina Stata was the choice at center There was no great lineman to com- pare with last AIl-Americaa guard George Barclay of North Carolina and no lineman came close to unanimous approval although Buck Bonlno and Sabol scored heavily For Sabol Parker and Dunner their selection marked their second consecutive year on the All-Southern Conference eleven and all cam through with flying colors Parker chosen as a sophomore a season ago will have a chance in 1936 to hang up the remarkable record of scoring three times on the All-Star combination Votes for the Jobs at ends wer fairly well scattered with considerable first class talent to choose from Buck led the field with Leys a creditable second Buck's ability to pull down passes has been his most colorful attribute while great defensive play and sterling work in practically every game of the season left Its im print Bill Ellis Washington and great kicker and Ed West of Duka got second team Jobs and Andy Ber-shak North Carolina sophomore and the scrapping MacCara of State won third team Jobs Mammoth Hugo Bonlno and Durner were well ahead in the race for first team Jobs but North Carolina's Tom Evins and Clemson's Tom Brown polled well and won second team berths Venice Farrar of State and John Trimpey of North Carolina were placed on the third team Westminster Presbyterian and Stanton Memorial Fives Also Victorious Trinity Methodist took the lead In the A Sunday School Basketball League last night as the Forest Park Christian five tripped First Baptist 18-16 at the A gymnasium The Westminister Presbyterian cagers defeated the Riverside Baptists 27-15 and Stanton Memorial trounced Gesu 32-6 in the other games Tonight in the Commercial League the Newsies play Southern Bell Telephone Elliott meets Post Office and First National Bank battles Smith Richardson and Conroy By DINTY DENNIS Sports Editor For The Herald The Hurricanes of the University of Miami came roaring out of a three-quarter punting and defensive duel last night at Miami Stadium to stage a sensational and unexpected offensive in the closing period and turn back the invading Terriers of Massachusetts 17 to 0 It was a series of scoring thrusts which came as surprisingly as the real hurricanes before the weather bureau chain started tracking the winds to their Caribbean homeland Once it started the full force was felt and before the scoring storm had passed the Terriers of Massachusetts were left breathless amazed and members of a shattered and decisively defeated football aggregation The victory was the third consecutive and carried on a notable schedule under new coaches which was off to a ragged and unimpressive start Books could be written on that last quarter The chilled crowd of about 4000 patrons who had huddled shivering for three quarters waiting for a score came from their seats wildly at the first marker field gorl from the 15-yard stripe and remained standing and cheering for the remainder of the game because touchdowns were manufactured rapidly and In an almost unbelievable fashion It could be labeled one of those widely baliyhooed Dame and definitely marked the 1935 University of Miami eleven the Roaring Hurricanes The period opened with the ball on Boston's 45 In possession Boney substituting for the Injured Baker In the backfield ploughed through the line for first down on Boston's 34 Another line play failed and then Ott's aerial was Intercepted as McNamara scampered back to his 33 The Boston backfield fumbled but Spivak recovered for a 4-yard loss The forwards stopped the hard driving Famiglietti and then JV chad McNamara on his punt to psRally block the effort as the ball wVut out on Boston's 37 However offensive was unable to gain and a punt into the end zone gave Boston the ball on their 20 The Terriers-came back 10 yards but then Patsison fumbled and Rose another late starter for Miami recovered on Boston's 27 From there on things really started to happen Boney and Gostowski In three plays made first down on 12 The line stiffened and with the count fourth and 6 yards to go Petrowski' the same lad who beat the highly-touted Wake Forest with his toe dropped back With Ott holding on the 15-yard stripe Pete split the up-righr for the first score of a bitterly fought encounter and Miami was In front 3 to 0 It appeared sufficient for victory with about eight minutes left to play but later events proved it was only the sparkplug for even greater things As Masterson still adding prestige to hi3 recent sensational play kicked off Cleverly of Boston fumbled but recovered on his own 14 However on the next play he made a first down round his right end to the 24 Cleverly ind McNamara added 6 yards in two end runs and then McNamara punted to Ott on 32 but Johnny stepping in great form throu shout the night came back to Boston's 49 Boney got 3 at the line and then Miami received a 5-yard penalty for excessive time in the huddle With the ball on his own 49 GlogO'VSki the warrior who was playing hs third game as a member of FROGS AND MUSTANGS TO PLAY FOR BOWL BID LOUISIANA STATE CLUB FAVORED OVER TULANE Continued From Preceding Page Silver King Sold For $7100 At Old Glory Auction At New York tBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK Nov Silver King one of the foremost trotters of the last two years In the silks of Merkle of Columbus Ohio ended his racing career yesterday when Bob Wright acting for John McCune Montour Stock Farm of Coraopolls Pa led the speedy dark gray colt out of the ring as the Old Glory auction closed Its three-day stand Silver King leading money winning juvenile of 1934 and holder of a three-year-old mark of 2:01 3-4 changed owners for $7100 In one of the most spirited bidding sessions of the sale Wright said the King would be retired to the stud With Silver King bringing a price exceeded only by the $7500 paid for De Sota Wednesday and Southland a Walnut Hall yearling from Donerall Ky going for $4700 87 head were sold today 3 3 Sutton ft OR Sutton 0 l'Hamiltonf 0 0 Ryan 0 2 Laxg 0 0 Shepperd Deanc Kentc Richards Smva Albury Totals 23 4 -Total 10 0 12 Score at half 32-6 Referee Mason the backfield raced wide at his left end shook off would-be tacklers cut back wiggling through the secondary and outraced McNamara at safety for a 51-vard trek and the first touchdown Petrowski place-kicked the extra point and it was Miami 10 Boston 0 Part of the crowd started to leave but before they could clear the stands Masterson had kicked off again to Holgerson Boston substitute back who came hawk 15 yards to his 33 Holgerson frantically directing and engineering a pass attack shot the ball into a squad of Terriers and it was good for 4 yards Another long aerial followed but this one Ott intercepted under full speed With an open field ahead and the Terriers caught flat-footed Ott trekked 43 yards untouched for another touchdown Petrowskl's accurate toe again clicked for a placement and Miami was in front 17 to 0 The game ended five plays later as Spivak of Boston was rushed backwards before he could toss the ball to receive a 16-yard loss and place the ball on Boston's 22 as the final whistle sounded About the first three quarters As has been reported It was principally a punting duel with both lines showing great defensive power In the first period Miami made the leading scoring threat the Hurricanes going from Boston's 42 to the 20 where McNamara intercepted a shovel pass to end the drive In this march the Hurricanes thrilled the patrons with a shovel pass over the center of the line Ott to Captain Leonard for 14 yards On the next offensive of the Terriers Baker made a tackle of Livingston who had retrieved a fumble ball and had to be carried from the field He was rushed from the stadium on a stretcher soon afterwards admid wild cheers as Charlie had been the sparkplug of the Miami team to this point It was later learned he had received a badly torn knee muscle The quarter ended with the punting battle raging and the ball halting on SELECTIONS Crowd of 40000 Customers Expected To Witness Important Football Game This Afternoon Between Southern Methodist and Texas Christian BE THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FORT WORTH Texas Nov Undefeated and untied Southern Methodist and Texas Christian candidates for the Rose Bowl classic had their aerial machines tuned tonight for tomorrow's Southwest grid classic here before nearly 40000 fans It is regarded here as almost a certainty that the winner of the Southwest Conference championship battle will receive a prompt invitation to Stanford's New Year's day party at Pasadena At Dallas Coach Matty Bell worked feverishly with the Methodists running his makeshift Mustang backfield through daring pass formations The Jack rabbit legs of little Bobby Wilson 147-pound halfback carry the hopes of Mustang backers The piston right arm of Sammy Baugh pass-slinging sensation and Jimmy Lawrence's bull-like line thrusts were Texas Christian's best bets Hotel lobbies were filled with visiting sports writers from coast to coast Both teams have smothered 10 opponents and the records leave little to choose The 'powerhouse lines of Southern Methodist has allowed but three touchdowns two of them on passes The likewise have anchored opposing backs Every member of the Chrisian squad is ready said Coach Leo (Ditch) Meyer The Methodist team that walloped the University of California at Los Angeles 21-0 In an Impressive Armistice day appearance at Los Angeles will be minus two of its stars in Harry Shuford great fullback injured in the A game and Iro Man) Wetsel stellar guard Neither coach has kept It a secret that passing will be the major offensive weapon The one-sided 27-6 de- feat of Rice last week made them 2-1 favorites here but cautious experts i recalling the 19-0 licking Southern Methodist handed the Christians last i year with virtually the same line laid low and called It a toss-up Greenies Stand Between Tigers and Conference Title Today Georgia To Play Georgia Tech and Mississippi To Meet Mississippi State (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Louisiana State's powerful gridiron machine triumphant eight consecutive times after dropping a close decision to Rice In Its opening game rolled against Green Wave today with the championship of the Southeastern Conference within Its grasp The wizardry and co-ordination of attack exhibited by the Louisiana Tigers throughout the season made them an odds-on choice to defeat Tulane and take outright possession of the conference title This traditional conflict dates back to 1893 and always has been chsrged with dynamite Often the favored eleven has fallen before the underdog In the lengthy series Tulane has won 15 games Louisiana 13 and 4 resulted In ties Louisiana with four victories over conference opposition is the only team undefeated in Southeastern ranks Tulane has been conquered by Auburn snd Georgia the latter team being trounced easily by Louisiana State In Thanksgiving day battles Vanderbilt upset the favored Alabama Crimson Tide 14 to 6 to clinch runner-up honors in the conference with five victories and one defeat and Kentucky surprised with a 27-to-0 romp over Tennessee the first triumph for the Blue Grasa grldders over their ancient foe since 1925 Should Tulane turn back the Louisiana eleven Vanderbilt would move to the top of the standings having won one more game than the Baton Rouge team However Louisiana whipped Vanderbilt earlier in the season 7 to 2 Three conference conflicts were on today's schedule that winds up the 1935 season with the exception of Florida's tussle with South Carolina on December 7 State championships were to be decided In a pair of the battles Georgia and Georgia Tech were paired at Atlanta In a game expected to attract close to 35000 paying customers while Mississippi and Mississippi State were matched at Oxford Miss classy Tiger eleven well up in the conference race with four victories and two defeats faced Florida Gators at Miami In what stacked up as another triumph for the Alabamans giving them third place In the final lineup Louisiana State had plenty at stake In Its game with Tulane A triumph would give the Tigers the conference championship the state crown and undoubtedly an Invitation to play in the Sugar Bowl game FLEISSNER WINS AMATEUR BOUT Gene Shoor Defeated In Feature At Beach Arena Dick Fleissner continued his winning streak in the feature bout of the amateur boxing program Thursday night at the Beach arena but only after a fast and furious battle with Gene Shoor The boys have been rematched for next Thursday's feature Glen Reeves won a technical knockout over Sot Fergon and Larry Berg flattened Bill Coppersmith in the third round Eddie O'Brien was awarded the decision over August 1 Ruccatano and Cliff Royal scored a technical knockout over Edward Crawford are gloomy but hopeful Every Gator and every Gator backer realizes that the Florida team will take the field with the odds strongly In favor of them taking a shellacking However there Is that knowledge that IP the Gators should rise to the heights and aurprlse Auburn it would go down In the records as one of the major upsets for 1935 season That will be In the mind of every Gator this afternoon as well as the desire to give a creditable showing In this first conference exhibition In Miami Noting that the 1935 grid season has set a new high for the unexpected this may be another one of those days and what an achievement It would be for possibly one of most unfortunate and disappointing football aggregations Metropolitan Miami whether the Gators are beaten or not will be watching the performance of her boys In that line will be A1 Hickland the former Ida Fisher star of Miami Beach who now gives the Gators 240 pounds of action at left tackle On the right end Is sure to be at least for a part of the game Joe Jenkins former Miami High star now In his sophomore year at Florida while in the backfield with Jack Beckwith one of Miami High's greatest athletes at fullback Hickland and Jenkins are In top condition but Beckwith will be handicapped by that shoulder which has throttled his university play Advised not to enter the lineup by doctors Beckwith has refused and at least part of game will see Jack doing his bit for the Gators and keeping faith with his Miami friends who want to see him trek a Miami gridiron again The remainder of the squad Is In topnotch condition although Christian did not make the trip due to an Injured shoulder received in workout Paced by Capt Billy Chase of Lakeland the squad of 34 concluded their drills yesterday at Gainesville and will arrive here at 7:30 o'clock this morning The Auburn team arrived Thursday held a night workout and another drill yesterday afternoon Coach Jack Meagher announcing "We expect a tough game because Florida has pointed for this meeting while Auburn players may be a bit overconfident and get the surprise of their life yes that hoodoo may even be The forward wall will average about 192 pounds against 186 pounds while the Florida backfield will average about 173 pounds to Auburn's 167 This gives Florida an average team weight advantage of about six pounds If you have a ticket lucky If you miss the history-making sports event unlucky Whoever wins or loses Miami Is fortunate In being the site of the game and enjoy It today and welcome you back Gators against Auburn or any other conference foe named for an annual assignment miss the kickoff! 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