The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 9

LL FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11 1932 HERALD TELEPHONE 27401 THE HERALD MIAMI HERALD TELEPHONE 27401 PAGE NINE STING AREES OPPOSE HIGH AT 3 TODAY FLORIDA FRESH1MEN WIN FROM MIAMI YEARLINGS FANS TO TREK TONIGHT TO GARDEN FIGHT SHOW HALL GRID EXECUTIVE BY ROLLINS TARS 6-0 IERS 7-0 Biggest Crowd of Season Is Expected At Moore Park Miami Expects To Win OFFICIALS ANNOUNCED FOR HIALEAH MEETING Officials for the midwinter race meeting at Hialeah Park January 19-March 11 were announced yesterday by James Bright secretary-treasurer of the Miami Jockey club The list included: stewards: Smith Gloucester Mass presiding Harold Vos-burg New York A McLeary Miami representing Florida Racing Commission Judges: Cornehlsen Brooklyn Joseph McLennan and John Turner Baltimore Starter: George Cassidy Jamaica I ROCKEFELLER GREETS HIGH GRIDSTERS Jacksonville Fla Nov 10 (UP) Members of the High school football team of Atlanta Ga after being routed several times by police won their way into the car of John Rockefeller this morning and were read passages from a philosophical tract on The players were on the way to Miami to play a game tomorrow with Miami High school as the train carry ing Rockefeller to his winter home at Ormond Beach palled In They spotted the Rockefeller car and Immediately stormed It Policemen ran them out They tried again got Inside the car and were repulsed Finally Rockefeller motioned them Into his compartment He read to them for several minutes and then evidently tiring passed the book to one of the boys As he terminated the Interview by saying you all for several boys were slipping out of the door Chairman of Football Rules Committee Passes Away At Hanover II IBT THE ASSOCIATED PRESSl HANOVEB Nov Edward Hall ranking executive In Intercollegiate football succumbed to a heart attack at his home today He was 62 HaU shaped football Into Its present popular form during hla 27 years of service on the national footbaU rules committee He became chairman of that governing body following the death of his beloved Idol Walter Camp Although services for football gained him national recognition he was one of the greatest as well as one of the most unique figures In New England industry Only two years ago he astounded his business associates by resigning his (50000 salary as vice president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company to return to Dartmouth to lecture on Industrial relations and management for a meager professor's stipend because of his desire to retire at the age of 60 His retirement however was by no means complete A short time ago be became a director of the United Fruit Company and spent several days weekly working on the personnel organization of that company He was also a director of six other prominent Industrial and banking organizations He was bom In Granville HI In 1888 young HaU entered Dartmouth where he) was an all-round athlete of rare ablUty notably In football After his graduation he entered Harvard Law school gaining a degree In 1896 He leaves a widow one daughter Mrs Lawrence Leavitt of Marlon Mass and a aon Edward Kimball Hall Jr now a Junior at Dartmouth WILEKATS TAKE TITLE IN VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE The Miami Wllecats won two matches last night to win the first half championship of the Greater Miami Volleyball League at Flamingo park The Wllecats whipped the Hebrew Athletic club 15-13 13-15 15-3 and the White Temple 15-9 15-11 The victors finished with 13 wins and 1 defeat A also won two to clinch second place beating White Temple 15-11 15-12 and Shenandoah Presbyterian 15-3 15-5 In another match White Temple downed Miami Beach 14-16 15-9 15-7 The second half will start Tuesday University of Miami Threatens Several Times WilL Rogers Scores ORLANDO Fla Nov The University of fighting football team lost a hard game to the Rollins Tars on Tinker Field here tonight 6 to 0 The Miami passing attack was the finest seen on the local field this year and the down-state athletes made their heaves good In 9 our of 17 attempts Rollins score came In the closing seconds of the third quarter when Morris center for the Tars recovered a Miami fumble on the 24-yard line From this point Will Rogers the Rollins "galloping got loose for a spectacular run of 15 yards to Miami's 9-yard line The next try at the line failed to produce results but Rogers went off tackle for five yards and finally took the ball over the same place for the score The Miamians threatened to score several times and In the third quarter took the ball to the 9-yard line but lost the ball on downs In ths second quarter a 30-yard pass and four successful drives at tbe line put Miami In a position where a score seemed assured Again the Miamians failed to pierce the Tar defense and the ball went over on downs Both teams chalked up the same number of first downs 10 and the Miami air attack netted by far the greater yardage The running attack of Miami failed to net quite as many yards as that of the Tars who chalked up 145 yards by this method while Miami was gaining 113 Miami outpunted Rollins throughout the game Few penalties were meted out and gooct clean football predominated throughout the contest Bates Folger and Henderson did outstanding work for Miami while Rogers Cruger and Continl were the stars for the Tar lineup MIAMI (0) Position ROLLINS () Middleton le Continl Oraczyk Thompson Bnon It Cruder Henderson Morris PuKllsi rs Rosers Heckman rt Sealover Middleton- re Childs Thompson qo Horton Bates hh Roeers FoUer hb Miller Rc-hrott lb Washington Referee McMasters (Chicsito) umnire Davis (Stetson) head linesman Hutchinson (Ohio Wesleyan) field judge Mitchell i (Texas Aggies) FLYING WORK FOR EDISON GAME Tommy Freeman and Doc Conrad Matched In Middleweight Main Event of Inaugural Program Matchmaker Livingston Schedules Diversified Entertainment Matchmaker Howard Livingston has experienced more trouble opening Madison Square Garden arena for fight shows this fall than Kate Smith has In trying to get a moon over a mountain The latest report on Miss success of the moon and mountain problem Is not available but tonight Matchmaker Livingston will swing open the Garden gates to local fistic fans and offer for his Inaugural show a program of 42 rounds It must be said of Senor Livingston that adversities are naught to him After redecorating the large Garden arena out at Seventh avenue and Twenty-ninth street he then was halted by disagreements as to the auspices handicapped by completing the opening card and forced to advance his show one night In courtesy to a local University football game going to open and if It rain give the folks one of the best fight cards here in many a Matchmaker Livingston said last night And a review of the card supports Senor statement that is if the boys will give good efforts and there Is no reason to believe they do that In Armistice day style The 10-round main event brings together the eighth and tenth ranking middleweight Tommy Freeman and Norman (Doc) Conrad There a local fight fan who believe that right hand of Is the most dangerous weapon In the middleweight ranks However there are many of our early winter guests who know of Conrad's campaigning In the East and who are supporting him as a winner over the former welterweight champion The records of the two principals show they have advanced among the leaders by defeating topnotchers It now remains to be seen aho advances Freeman or Conrad and the exhibition should be Interesting and furious The balance of the card brackets Texas Kid and Lew Novarro In the eight-round semifinal Marty Hauck and Johnny Semus in the eight-round main preliminary Young Flgueredo against Stanley Grant in a six Ray Kirkpatrick against Tommy Egan a six and Brown against Walloping Wallace In the opening four Well that list Include any champions but It should provide the desired warmup action for the main event As an additional feature for the inaugural show Matchmaker Livingston has obtained a night floor show which will be offered from 8:45 to 9:15 The new price schedule Is general admission 25 cents reserved 65 cents and ringside 85 cents the picture for the reopening of Madison Square Garden arena tonight and be seeing you there Joe Braswell Gives Typhoons Victory With Brilliant 50-Yard Dash A sweet-running wide awake elusive halfback one Mister Joe Braswell was the difference between victory and a scoreless game yesterday afternoon as the Typhoons of Ida Fisher repelled the invasion of the Ponce de Leon Cavaliers on the rain-soaked Flamingo park gridiron 7 to 0 With the exception of a scoring threat by Fisher early In the first quarter that was abruptly halted on the 17-yard line the Ponce Cavaliers led by Paul Miller outplayed and outgalned the Miami Beach forces In this one scoring threat Braswell and Dansky alternated carrying the ball with 35-yard run to the 20-yard marker featuring the drive The Cavaliers offered a stonewall defense on the 20-yard line and allowed only three yards in three plays pass failed and scoring threat ended The remainder of the first period and the second period found the ball either In midfield or In the possession of the Cavaliers who constantly offered a dangerous offense Miller Batey Kendall and Stamper carried the ball on an assortment of plays that caused the fans repeatedly to Jump to their feet as it seemed one of the ball-toters was away for a score It must be said that secondary defense was clicking and received a notable workout The third period found both teams fighting in outstanding fashion and throughout this quarter the play was on even terms with the ball within the two 40-yard lines most of the time The feature of the period was a tackle by Eddie Sands Fisher's left guard as he crashed through to toss Kendall for a 10-yard loss as the quarter ended Ponce started the last period with a punt for their fourth down the ball going to the 10-yard line Strothers picked up three and Read skirted end for 23 yards Then Ponce held and Fisher kicked to 45-yard line Miller hit the right side of his line for eight on two plays and on the next play fumbled the wet ball Murfee recovered on the 60-yard line Dansky hit the line but failed to gain The next play saw Braswell weave behind his Interference to the left side of his line pass the Ponce forwards' and as the secondary rushed In Braswell half turned and cutback to the right It seemed that he was going down as the Cavalier tacklers frantically grabbed at him but he only stumbled regained his balance and outrun his closest pursuer Miller for a 50-yard trek and a touchdown It was a beautiful play cleverly and cooly executed and it won a ball game Reiman added the extra point as he split the uprights with a placekick The remainder of the game saw Fisher offering its best defense against the Cavaliers' air attack With Miller and Stamper tossing the ball and Batey on the receiving end of two forwards Ponce advanced the ball to midfield as the game ended Henes Bobo and Thayer were outstanding the Ponce line while Ren-shaw Sands and Horowitz starred In the Fisher forward wall Ponce made 10 first downs to nine for Fisher PONCE Position IDA FISHER Je Reiman Jt Horowitz giegie lg Sands Renshaw Lazenby rg Nissenbaum rt Ringbloom Glendennlng re Murfee Read Kendall lh Braswell rh Btrother fb Dansky Score by periods: Ponce de Leon 0 0 Ida Fisher 0 0 0 7 7 Scoring: Touchdown Braswell point after touchdown Reiman (placekick) Substitution: Pone de Leon Bashford for Kendall Officials: Referee Max Goldstein (Florida) umpire Seiler (Oklahoma) headlines vTf judBe MUSKETEERS PLAY DANIA CLUB TODAY ATT ANTA Wt Pm 11 O'Nral lh-" 1 Si Ginsberr 1:5 It 31 Gerakicu 1 5 Jones 1 41 1 Barnett 1 re Fitn'nMt rt Maf felt 175 rm AUiosob 15 qb 7 Hays 135 lh til Appleby 135 rh Beard lift Time: JI 9 jplace: Jdoora Park Wt MIAMI lb5 Ryder le 175 Albury 1H5 Hester V0 mmoB 1K5 Merlin 100 Hassett lot plasma 14 Moore 145 FUenborsh 14" Pate 10 HaU 87 88 84 68 88 89 98 81 64 82 Miami's Stlngareea inarch into high powered action again thla afternoon At 3 Coach Jesae blue-jerseyed team of football warriors will dash onto the Moore park gridiron to oppose the fast and heavy High team of Atlanta This Armistice day game la of the utmost Importance In Miami prep dr cles It la perhaps the most Important game on the season's schedule If the Miami boys win It means a great season If they lose but go down fighting it means met another crack flock of Invaders from the kingdom of If they go down without fighting It will be too bad But If this Miami team does go down without a desperate struggle it will be the first band of 8tlngarees that failed to put out for a big game They fought down to the last second trying to whip Lanier High even after their own fumbles had lost them the game Teams at Miami High Just quit It that kind of a school The Stlngarees will be playing a better mechanical ball club than they are this afternoon High has a fine line and a better set of backs than uimi There's no ball carrier like Hayes the firebrand of the Atlanta team In the local lineup Coach Yarborough must depend on a heavy dependable forward wall to keep tbe visitors from scoring and hope his small but speedy backs will get away enough to chalk up a touchdown or two It Is quite probable that the fans will see a spectacular offense on the part of both teams Hayes certainly will he lugging the ball much of the time for tbe visitors His runs havs been features of every Boys' High victory this fall And Coach Yarborough disappointed in not getting the power he thought was In his team has switched to an open attack with fleet backs attempting to skirt the ends and Theo Moore shooting passes to Ryder Plasman and the backs There should be no excuses If Miami loses today For the players are In good condition alert and ready to give their best They're not at all overconfident but that defeat at the hands of Lanier the first suffered In a regular season game for three years showed them that Miami teams actually can lose As a result more spirit and determination than a Miami team has shown for a long time No changes will be made In the line today but Jimmy Ellenburg will get the call to start at halfback He la a cool young man this Jimmy and get fuddled on defense Norman Pats will start at the other half as usual with Bob Hall at fullback and Theo Moore calling signals This a brilliant backfield but It Is dependable And on the bench Yarborough wiu jave Perry Chappls Bob McGahey and Holmes McKown all fast and elusive backs The line goes on like Mr brook Aside from the fact that Jim Pasquarello and Fred Copeland are coming along steadily at tackles and ready to give the regular pair Andy Albury and London Hassett a battle for positions the forward wall Is very well set Captain Ryder fully recovered from Illness and ready to go at top speed will play one end with the great Plasman opposite him Albury and Hassett will start at tackles And In the center of the line are Uncle Jawn Hestor Honest Steve McCrlmmon and Ed Merlin a most noble trio Merlin the closest student of football on the squad has played the best football of his career this year Such Is the setup for Armistice day at Moore park The high school band will be there the swanky pep club will appear In the chic new uniforms the high school colors will be all over the place youngsters will match their wits and agility with police who try to keep them from climbing the fence and In every way It will be a nlbe Armistice afternoon IMPISH WINS AT LATONTA NEW YORK Nov 10 Unger's consistent runner Impish overcame the handicap of top weight to beat out small but select field of selling platers in the main race at Latonla today Impish came on to win in the stretch after Plumage weakened and dropped back to second place Tela was third Lowest Rates In History Adnlt Children Otis Barber Shop HAIR GUTS 10c 2213 FIRST PLACE Just Off Second Avenue TBALL Two Young Ball Clubs Uook Up In Hectic Fray Gators Winning 26 To 14 Kenny Hance and Scarborough Star In Offense of Team First let this be an admission that the events tabulated In tbe foUowing article may be recorded In chronological order A halfback may be playing guard a few yards gained or lost on the field may be lost entirely on this account passes may be credited to guards or even the cheer leader But the score we believe is approximately correct That score 26 to 14 with the Florida Freshmen being on the long end and the Miami Freshmen trailing And the score is an indication of the kind of a game it was Passes flew all night long some being intercepted more being good for spectacular gains Backs ran wild over the field fumbles were frequent substitutes ran on and oft the field like messenger boys and at times there was more than a quorum out where the fun was at its height The crowd which as large as It should vbe saw all this and enjoyed it hugely First the Gators outplaying Miami aU the way scored a touchdown Back came the local club with six points to match and they finished all square at the turn But In the third quarter Coach Cowell's lads swept across the field with one of the most spectacular pass attacks you ever saw scored three more touchdowns and led the parade 26 to 6 starting the last period Then came the determined young Hurricanes recovering from the wild confusion of the third quarter They ripped through the Gator defense lor a touchdown added a safety a few minutes later and were right down on the Florida goal twice more battering away for the scores which might have won the game The better ball club won the ball game all right but the defeat showed Miami fans that some of these freshmen can go places under tough handling When Florida whirled through for those three touchdowns some of the local youngsters lost all sense of what It was all about And others stayed right in there and pitched A lad well known to Miami fans Kenny Hance of the Plant team last year did a lot of mighty potent running against the Miami team last night And a big back named Chase ran and passed until he was tired It was this Chase persons who twice threw strikes from center field Into waiting arms of a lone end named Scarborough who was standing down where his presence with the ball meant touchdowns for the visitors And when looking for Miami heroes don't forget young Cecil Cook the fighting quarterback Walter Buck Miami High star last year and captain of the freshmen last night and long Jim Beusse at end for the Courtneys All night they played at top speed never faltering or making mistakes Twas a riot of running and passing right from the start Soon after the kickoff Cook broke loose for a canter of some 25 or 30 yards deep Into Florida territory Then Bullock intercepted a pass for the visitors Fullback Warren fumbled and Wilson recovered for Florida Intercepted another pass right away and got going Hance starting from 47-yard line ripped off 12 yards around right end Bullock then shot a pretty short pass over the line to Hance putting the ball on the 28-yard line Chase and Hance went to the 15-yard line on three plays and from there Hance scored on three more plays one of them a long sweep around end Then came the Hurricanes Cook passing to Beusse who was leaping high and making fine catches Cook also gained on an off-tackle play Fahmey helped a bit and soon the locals were down on the 5-yard line where the Gators rose set them back took the hall and punted A Gator fumble gave Miami the ball a moment later on the Florida 47-yard line And here came the strangest play of the game Hankln laid out on his tummy far away from the ball the old sleeper play None of the Gators In the lineup saw him but all those on the bench and great was the consternation Coach Cowell seeing the play was going to work rushed a twelfth man on the field but the play was under way by that time Cook fired the ball aeross the field to Hankln and Dick romped 63 yards for ths touchdown Then came that third-quarter scoring spree by the Gator kids They intercepted a pass on their own 35-yard line and away they Chase ripped off 11 yards Bullock passed to Rlckett on 42-yard line Hance darted through right tackle cut back like a champion and streamlined down the field to the 14-yard line before frantic Hurricanes brought him down Once more they gave Hance the ball and he went around right end on a long sweep to the 3-yard line On the second play from there Bullock went over on a quarterback sneak Chase passed to Scarborough for the extra point That was but a start Miami fumbled on her own 27-yard line Florida got the ball and Chase romped 22 yards through the disorganized Hurricanes From the 5-yard line it hard for this pesky Hance to cross for another touchdown And the last Gator Hance (that guy was everywhere) Intercepted a pass on his own 45-yard line Chase dropped back and flicked a long spiral which Scarborough pulled down on Miami's 21-yard line Again Chase dropped back This time Scarborough scampered down across the goal Hankln let the Gator star behind him and once more Chase's accurate shot nestled In his arms Then came a Miami attack that clicked in the last period Cook who held up brilliantly all night long started passing He sent a long high spiral far down the field Reggie Wilson leaped and took It eluded two tacklers and ran 15 more yards for a touchdown A few minutes later after Miami had swept down the field and lost the ball Chase- dropped back to punt found Hurricanes all over him when he momentarily fumbled and intentionally hurtled a pass to the ground The ball was declared dead where he stood giving Miami a safety and two points With 12 points needed to tie the Hurricanes swept down the field again Cook passing to Beusse who made some great catches and Fahmey Inserting a 15-yard run that did no harm But down on the Gator 4-yard line a pass play went awry and Miami lost the ball Florida kicked out and once more Cook passed this time for a 28-yard gain to Beusse Fahmey added 9 yards being tossed on the 13-yard line But here another pass was intercepted and about that time the game was over It was a hectic ball game all night long Everything could and did happen Including a little friendly fist flinging by Frank Kuder and a Gator rival Although outplayed the Miami team wasn't at all disgraced George IS MORNII Pairings Announced For Annual Competition Program of Five Events Slated The eleventh annual bird dog field trials and show will get under way at 7:30 this morning one mile north of Flagler street on Le Jeune road under the auspices of the Dade County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League Three 6take events the Open-AU-Age and the bench show comprise the program The bench show Is scheduled at noon at the Izaak Walton clubhouse where the Waltons will serve lunch The Judges for the show are Captain May Dr Schofield and Dr Yarborough The Judges for the trials are A Mack A Dobbins Dr Payne and Newt Lewis The drawing of entries for brace mate was made last night They are: Optn-All-Are First Brace Hall's Miami Devil and Frank Denny's Florida Tam Second Brace Erank Miami Don and Ben Proctor Lem Pritchett Derby Stake First Brace Ben Carolina Jackie and Horn's Dannie Boon Second Brace Ben Bis Time Charlie and Ira Miami Snow Membership Stake First Brace Lum Muscogee Buck and Mrs Hunter Lyon's Queen Second Brace Hunter Lyon's Ben and Dr Beauty Third Brace Frank Denny's Miami Don and Dr Hall's Jim Kelly Fourth Beau Doctor and Dr Hall's chief Pohio Sugar Pappy Stake First Nick and Dr Welland's Muscle Duke A COME THE mm STUDENTS fjcu GEN THE ipark 50c inn -y rr ADM Mercer To Play Chattanooga In Another Important Armistice Day Came tBT THE ASSOCIATED FBESS) ATLANTA Nov 10 Georgia plays Clemaon and Mercer battles Chattanooga In the Armistice day football headliners Leroy Young who has been starting quarterback for Georgia for several weeks and Freddie Miller end will be kept out of the contest at Clemson because of injuries suffered in the New York University engagement a week ago However Georgia will have Cy Grant the sensational sophomore halfback back In the lineup and the rest of the squad is in fair shape Clemson will present Its strongest team to date against the Bulldogs Clemson has an aerial attack which may pierce the Georgia defense that has shown a weakness against passes this season The Dixie Conference championship may be decided at Chattanooga as Mercer meets the Chattanooga Moccasins Mercer Is unbeaten within the Dixie and Chattanooga Is Its final loop opponent Mercer will be favored Tennessee and Vanderbilt opponents In the Southern Conferences big classic at Nashville Saturday went through their last long drill today while Auburn and Florida also participants In a major battle at Montgomery were polishing off for this game Mississippi State and Southwestern of Memphis moved their scheduled Saturday game up to Friday It will be played at Starkevllle Miss PANTHERS OFF TO NEBRASKA Pittsburgh Faces Another Obstacle In Title Hunt PITTSBURGH Nov 10 UP) Golden Panthers a football team that stands as good a chance as any of winning the mythical national collegiate championship were Well on their way westward tonight to the grassy plains of Nebraska There the Panthers will meet another obstacle In tbelr path to gridiron glory Cornhuskers a team the Panthers havs met six times winning thrice being held even twice and losing once Pitt is regarded as tbe favorite and worrying Sutherland the Pitt mentor bending all efforts to convince his men that even though they vanquished Ohio Northern West Virginia Army Notre Dams end Penn and tied Ohio State they be overconfident After their hard games the Pitt team la badly bruised and plenty of substitutes will havs to be used In the game at Lincoln MUDDY REEL RELEASED BY DETROIT BALL CLUB ST LOUIS Nov UP) Harold Ruel who has been a member of six major league baseball teams was today notified of his unconditional release by the Detroit Tigers to which he was under reservation Ruel said he had no plans Under baseball law Ruel la a man and is privileged to sell his services to best advantage Hla release means that he was offered to all major league clubs and that none claimed him at the waiver price of $7500 Never a heavy hitter Ruel has been regarded as a standout catcher and a good field general Pi 75c RESERVED Ft Lauderdale Gridmen Expect Hard Struggle Saturday FORT LAUDERDALE Fla Nov 10 Held up by Inclement weather the early part of the week the Flying got In their first day of actual practice this afternoon In preparation for the Miami Edison game at Moore park Saturday night Coach Freeman refrained from scrimmage for fear of further Injuries to his rapidly dwindling squad semester examinations having sent three of his second-string linesmen out of the game to leave the Flying with hardly any reserve strength Fearing the Miami Edison offense Freeman evidently has decided that a good offense of his own would be the best defense for this game and the entire workout was devoted to polishing up his running plays Flying hopes were given a boost when Barton Woods halfback returned for practice today Freeman had long running at full today Cody at quarter and alternated Woods and Humphries hla first string halfbacks with McNeece and Sharpe Miami Edison has never defeated Fort Lauderdale but the schools played a scoreless tie four years ago In their last two meetings the locals were badly outplayed but breaks gave them victories on both occasions In 1930 two blocked punts gave Fort Lauderdale a 12 to 6 victory whllo last year a fumbled ball was recovered by a Fort Lauderdale player over ths goal line to give the Flying L's a 6 to 0 win Fort Lauderdale falling to get In Edison territory at any other stage of the contest AMERICAN NET STARS IN FOREIGN INVASION SYDNEY Nov 10 Touring United States tennis players broke even In opening play of a three-day match with New South Wales The results: Jack Willard former Australian Davis eupper defeated John Van Ryn 2-6 6-2 6-3 Ellsworth Vines United States national champion won over McGrath 6-8 6-3 6-4 Keith Gledhill won a second match for the United States side by scoring 6-3 6-1 over Dunlop Jack Crawford teamed with Dunlop to defeat Van Ryn and Wllmer Allison 3-6 6-4 6-1 4-6 6-1 8 POLO TEAM BEATEN BUENOS AIRES Nov 10 The Hurllngham polo four today defeated the Meadowbrook quartet from the United States 13-6 In a practice match Both teams are entrants In the Argentine Open Polo championship Tbe Meadowbrook riders were Winston Guest Michael Phipps Elmer Boe-seke Jr and William Post II NEW BASEBALL COACH FOR NAVY ANNAPOLIS Md Nov 10 UP) The Naval Academy announced today that Mohler navy baseball coach will be replaced by Lieut A Doyle who will act as coach add officer representative for the 1933 team Smathers former Miami High player played a nice game at end while he was In there and A1 Hlckland the Miami Beach lad played most of the game at tackle for the visitors Every player brought down by Coaches Cowell and Higgins got In the ball game but so rapidly did they come in and go out that we guarantee the following substitute list to be correct as several numbers did not correspond with those on the programs FLORIDA (28) Position MIAMI (141 Pickett ie Beusse hlckland It tv Buck Turner is Buck Fiemmg Leonard Hale re Combs Matheny rt Ruder Scarborough re Wilson Bullock Qb Cook Chase lh Hankin hance rt Baker Warren fb Forney Florida 6 0 20 0 26 Miami 0 6 0 6 14 Touchdowns Florida Hance 2 Bullock Scarborough: Miami Hankin Wilson points after touchdown pass Chase to Scarborough Bullock place kick Substitutions: Florida Hance for Hance Blair for Matheny Smathers for Rickett Brown for Fleming Gilliam for Hlckland Wismer for Bullock Riagin for Hale Hartman for Chase Peilett for Hance Commander for Scarborough Hampton for Turner Brown for Warren McCarty for Warren Miami Ketcham for Baker Petrow-skl for Ketcham Baker for Petrowskl Bowen for Combs Petrowskl for Buck Pickett for Beusse Snowden for Bowen Petrowskl for Fahmey Sinclair for Leonard Gaiero for Petrowakl Officials- Harkness (Tennessee) referee: Seiler (Oklahoma) umpire Cole (Michigan! head linesman Bradley (Stetson) lield iUOSk DONIE BUSH SIGNS AS MANAGER Former White Sox Star Becomes Cincinnati Pilot CINCINNATI Nov 10 Donie Bush once a star shortstop with the Chicago White Box today became manager of the Cincinnati Reds Of the National League He signed a one-year contract while President Sidney Well looked on beaming hopeful that next year the Reds will finish somewhere else than on the cellar floor The amount he will receive was not revealed There had been word that Donie throughout long discussions about the managership was holding out for a three-year contract at (25-000 a year Donie himself said that at one stage of the negotiations But those on the Inside said the amount should it ever be revealed would be shown to be nominal Bush succeeds Dan Howley as manager of the Reds Howley here three years Is understood to be allying himself with Toronto of the International League PILATE CAPTURES PIMLICO FEATURE Favored Hygro Finished Second In Calvert Event NEW YORK Nov 10 UP) The form players took a severe trimming at Pimlico today as Pilate racing under the colors of the former Jockey Andy Schuttlnger outraced the heavily weighted favorite Hygro to win the Calvert a dash of six furlongs and Bcore the fourth "upset" In the first five races at the Maryland track Pilate at top form did not gain the advantage over Hygro in the two-horse duel until the final furlong where Tommy Malley's good riding enabled him to pull away and win by a half length The Nevada Stock Farm's entry was on the Inside all the way Masked Knight was third five lengths behind SWIM CLASSES DELAYED The Red Cross swimming classes scheduled for yesterday afternoon at Tahiti Beach and the Venetian Pools was postponed until Monday at 3:30 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Detroit Rad Wings 3 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Eleven Travels To Hollywood St undefeated football team will travel up to Hollywood this afternoon to meet Danla Senior High In what probably will be the hardest game of the season The Musketeers unscored on this season have piled up 170 points In six games and now are out for stiffer competition They swamped Hollywood Junior High under a 65-0 score Wednesday Coach A Lambert announced last night that the squad Is In fine condition and that he will use the same lineup which started against Citrus Grove The Musketeers who have been playing together for three years make their plays click with machlne-like precision Capt George Waldeck and Bob Williams are the main offensive back-field threats BOWLING SCORES PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS LEAGUE American Clippers Hudgens 124 Linden i 39 129 Jones 138 156 434 Peterman 98 135 133 368 De Noune 131 182 Dummy 125 Totals 633 707 677 2017 Caribbean Clippers Dummy 125 125 Dummy 125 125 Dummy 125 125 Bell 122 107 Wright H5 160 Totals 755 642 623 1907 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