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THE MIAMI HERALD Friday Nov 5 1943 Hurricanes Seeking Fourth Page 2-B 1 1 i li i Golf Proceeds aimst Crippled Children Andrew Jackson Tigers Rally To Beat Edison HFRAID SERVICE JACKSONVILLE Nov 4 Earl Scarborough sped back 65 yards with an intercepted pass in the fourth quarter here Thursday night to break a 6-all tie and give Andrew Jackson High a 12-! victory over Miami Edison High in a Big Ten conference football game The Red Raiders scored In the Sprint Race Taken By QuienEs Rr The Associated Pres riMLICO Md Nov 4 QuSen Fs carrying the colors of Calumet Farm was an easy winner of the S5000 added Janney handicap the six-furlong sprint featuring the Thursday program The 5-year-old son of ilvgro had ail his speed through the stretch and drew out to win by three lengths Showing Mg improvement over his last miserable showing Greer's Cape Cod rushed from last to be a fast-dosing second in the field of six Third money went to Voolford Adulator Quiori Es winning bis third straight race here was installed favorite hv the crowd of 12000 and paid a $530 mutuel The track was labeled and the inner was clocked in 1:13 2-5 for the three-quarters of a mile True North took command earlv oil lie outside Sollure moved ur approaching the Stretch and True North faded Quien Es had never been far out of it and when straightened in the stretch drove to the front holdly and was opening daylight until Cape Cod staged his dosing rush Cape Cod was blocked while attempting to move leaving the backstretch second period on a spectacular lateral-forward pass play and Jack-son evened the count in the third with a rrftrch overland Billy Goodwin Ken Wright and Jim Bobbitt figured in Miami 35-yard touchdown maneuver Goodwin tossed a long lateral to Wright in the right flats and then Ken wound up with a longer throw for Bobbitt The Miami Edison end took the toss on the Jackson goal line and stepped over Tom Tillis gave the Generals a chance to tie it up in the third when he smeared Wright's punt and recovered on the Miami Edison 30 Jackson shifted into high gear to roll downfield and into the end zone Bobby Ray went through the midde for the score Then in the final period Scarborough shook loose with an intercepted pass from his own 35-vard line for the margin of victory The visitors had reached the Jackson 10 earlier in the quarter only to be held for downs There was little to choose between the two teams in the matter of statistics Jackson was credited with nine first downs to Miami seven The losers however gained 174 yards to 162 for the Jacksonville team All of Jackson's gains were on the ground The Rod Raiders picked up 76 on land and 9S through the air Fdisnn Krown Young Blair Maksvmowich Doe Kmlaw Collins Perrm Wright McMillan Smith ONE OF MAINSPRINGS of the Jacksonville Marines attack is the 195-pound Charley Fisher who will start at right halfback against the University of Miami Hurricanes tonight in the Orange Bowl Before entering the service Fisher played for the University of Wisconsin (ft 20000 Fans Expected onight Three ronscmtive victories and a spotless season's record behind them Coach Eddie amazing University of Miami Hurricanes will try to make it four straight tonight in the Orange Bowl when they meet Coach Freddie Jacksonville NATTC eleven in a football game starting at 8:15 Miami will give away 12 pounds to the man in weight and immeasurably more than that in experience but the home team is relying on the same speed and fight which carried it to an upset 6-0 decision over this same eleven in the mud and mire of own field last October When the brighter lights go on again for the first time in the Orange Bowl they will he lighted for what is expected to be the largest crowd of the season Two previous Hurricane games have each drawn more than 16000 fans major attraction should bring in 20000 and possibly more proving once more that Miami is the greatest football city for its size in all the land Both coaches have been busy tossing out information about player losses before the game but each is able to muster a first string which can make the going tough for anyone Jacksonville is short nine men who were on the roster when Miami played in the upstate city but only two of these men Bill Borcher at end and Dominic San-zotta at fullback will be greatly missed BUFFERED HEAVY LOSSES The Hurricanes also suffered two beavv losses Eddie Ruzomherka at quarterback and Thil Kaplan at guard both graduating Harvey James a grand player will replace Ruzomberka but naturally won't handle his new assignment with the smoothness and finesse of the experienced Eddie guard job goes to Lonnie Deas a freshman with another first year boy Bill Levitt primed to go at guard in rse Leon Schultz does not answer the starting bell He has been ailing but has been named captain for this game The game should resolve itself into a duel between Miami's aprial attack and the solid smashing ground attack of the invaders who have in Gus Letchas former University of Georgia luminary a brilliant all around star Shifts in the Jacksonville backfield have added greater blocking power to the NATTC attack and Letchas is expected to be a big ground gainer in encounter For Miami Coach Dunn has been working on passing all week and half dozen lads are set to start tossing the ball just as soon as opportunity permits With several good passers and receivers Miami would do a lot of passing anyway With that huge Jacksonville team on the other side of the scrimmage bne the boys are likely to have to pass to do any gaining Miami's opponents will arrive at 9:30 a Friday for the game and will be quartered at the El Co mod or hotel lineups: ef Miami No Player 12 P-nsen 29 Klein 49 Schulte (c) 39 Schuler 30 Deas 44 Berwick 32 Carden 19 James 28 Tucker 52 Watt 41 Leavitt Officials' Referee I Chicago umpire Luke Woodall Georgia: had linesman Joe Dalton Florida tield judge William Barfield Princeton By EVERETT CLAY yOUR UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI football team will beat the Jacksonville Naval Air Technical Training combination tonight at the Orange Bowl hut he closer than the cover on the hall which will be used in the game The Hurricanes whipped the visitors 6-0 in the rain and mud a month ago at Jacksonville This time however there be three points difference in the two teams at the final gun and Miami will probably get under the wire by one because the Air Raiders frankly want to win this one and are as prepared as the hands of Coach Freddy Frink and the prayers of their followers can make them no secret Frink has been pointing the Air Raiders for the game ever since Miami slipped up on them at Jacksonville Freddy former end coach at the University has made up his mind the Hurricanes going to beat him a second time and not in his own home town Frink's determination and square-jaw are known and respected here Gone from the Jacksonville players i3 the overconfident attitude they displayed toward the first contest Freddy has them fired up like a sawmill boiler Frink able to scout Miami before' and Coach Eddie Dunn admits this was an important factor in his victory The Jacksonville coach however has scouted the Hurricanes from end to end and center to fullback this time been down twice to watch the team himself and knows plays and players almost as well as Dunn The loss of Quarterback Eddie Ruzomberka and Guard Kaplan ly the Hurricanes has further evened the difference between the two teams Ruzomherka was the key blocker and signal caller Kaplan you remember blocked the Jacksonville punt which set up the winning touchdown In spite of all these handicaps I still think Miami will he able to squeeze home the winner on Arnold running and passing and A1 placekicking These Hurricanes have the fight and co-ordination to whip a cage full of wildcats also the matter of Ray punting The Naval student can hoot long and high when they are needed Miami and Jacksonville NATTC is only one of many tossups in this lineup You can flip a coin on the Princeton-Vil-lanova Brown-Yale Penn State-Cornell Pennsylvania-Navy LSU-Georgia Tech and Rice-Arkansas games as well Notre Dame looks like a Christmas bonus from the office in feature attraction against the Army at the Yankee Stadium The Irish have too much on both the ground and air for the Army and will win by two touchdowns as last year Even Angelo loss slow Notre Danie because Coach Frank Leahy's second and third teams are as effective as the regulars As I figure it there any question as to the outcome of 11 other contests Virginia will score over Maryland Oklahoma over Kansas Tulsa over Oklahoma A Michigan over Indiana Purdue over Minnesota Texas A over SMU Missouri over Iowa State Great Lakes over Camp Grant Northwestern over Wisconsin Holy Cross over Temple Dartmouth over Columbia You can expect two upsets Texas Tech will knock off TCU and Pittsburgh ill surprise Ohio State TCU is a 12-5 and Ohio State a 13-5 favorite in case you want to get in on the ground floor Iowa wall beat Illinois and Kansas State will whip Nebraska but the scores will be fairly close Last week? Oh yes I had 18 right four WTong This is an 818 average (far over my head) brings my season total to Cavaliers Flying Ls Will Collide Tonight HERALD FORT LAUDERDALE Fla Nov 4 Smarting under three straight defeats the Ponce de Leon Cavaliers of Coral Gables wall attempt to bounce back into the victory column when they meet the Fort Lauderdale Flying here Friday night The Cavaliers who started the season off like a house afire were handed a rude setback last Friday when the South Broward Bulldogs scored a 7-6 victory on the Coral Gables gridiron Poor quarterbacking played a large part in the defeat of the Ponce eleven The Coral Gables eleven spent the greater part of the game trying to crack the tough South Broward forward wall and scored their lone touchdown in the last half through the air lanes The first half ended with the Cavaliers on the one-yard line after a 50-yard sustained drive which was featured by an aerial attack POLISH RUNNING ATTACK Coach Jack Gramley has spent the greater part of the week polishing the running attack of--the Cavaliers so the Flying Ls' be able to' set a defense aimed primarily to halt the- accurate passing of John Tatom' and Jack BE DISCRIMINATING Drink America's UNEXCELLED WHISKEY Melr BLENDED STRAIGHT WHISKIES i J) 4 If 90 Proof Viei- 'eftaxteh Jkc BALTIMORE MARYLAND ESTABLISHED 1885 THI STIUtGMT WHISmtS IM tMli rODUC7 Aft VS Of mom Cl O' Hurdle Races For Flagler Hurdlers get their first outing in the highlight of tonight's schooling races at the West Flagler Kennel club Trial events were started Thursday night at the westside i track in preparation for the official opening of the greyhound season Monday Nov 15 i Two jumping races are included In the lineup of 21 schoolings for tonight The first goes at 8 o'clock Many old favorites will have the opportunity' of unlimbering their legs Fritzi Ritz and Time Bomb two of last hot box runners are among the entries Otbpr familiar names listed are Verna Laddie's Luck Dusty Omen Just Ledbetter Solid Man Top Queen i and Lotta Pep Crowding the hurdling races for the spotlight will be the appearance of Granite in the tenth Granite is 1 a son of the queen of Florida dog racing and a West Flagler favorite Fern Nature The largest crowd ever to attend i i greyhound schoolings at the West! Flagler more than 3000 saw Tuesdays initial card Miami Open Committees Bv BOB HUGHES ilrnld Golf Writer The Dade County Chapter Florida Society for Crippled Children will receive the proceeds from the 19th annual Miami Open Golf tournament Metropolitan Miami golf enthusiasts decided Thursday night at the organization meeting held at the Miami Springs Country club The $5000 Open which was won last year by Harold McSpaden of Philadelphia will be played Dec 16-19 at the municipal course The Crippled society will be responsible for the ticket sales and will receive in addition to the proceeds all of the entry fees Mrs Reeder and Mrs Briggs Branning who have taken an active part in the Dade County chapter of the society were appointed co-chairmen of the ticket sales committee This Is no pew joh for Mrs Reeder and Mrs Branning who have had charge of 4he ticket sales for the last 10 years Last year they sponsored the sales for the War Chest of Dade County and previous years have worked in the interest of the Greater Miami Golf association The War Chest was suggested as one of the recipients of the proceeds of the tournament hut the vote was unaminous in favor of the Dade County Chapter Florida Society for Crippled Children II Arnold manager of the Miami Springs course again was appointed tournament director and will be assisted by Sam McCormick Frank Kelly and Guy Austin City Commissioner James A Dunn presided at the meeting The other committees named Included: Pairings: Fred Corcoran John Carlisle and Harrv Ebright Police: Chief Leslie Qulg of Miami: Chief Hugh Frank of Miami Borings and Insnector Mel Tihbltts Prizes: Hvman Etehenman Bradv Finance: A Fuller A Brannon Flovd Lewis Rules: Fred Corcoran Ralph Pool Harrv Ebright Greens: Albert Frohock Tommy Tompkins Frank Kellv Gerry Ourtis Shaw Mark Mahannah General: Savre Wheeler Mayor Leonard Thomson Cltv Commissioners Reeder Dunn Fred Hosea and Gardner Hvman Ward A Brannon George Whitten Freeland Pat Railev Charles Helrnlv Fred Borton Joe Adams Dan Mahoney John Pennekamn A Curry John Mobley Paul DeLoach Publicity: Joe Power John McDermott Johnny Wilds Guv Butler Everett Clay Bob Hughes Carl Dillon Jack Bell Dinty Dennis John Montgomery Radio: Norman McKav Marvin Bur- ick Jack Rice John Booker Wins Over Carver Booker Washington football team scored an 6-0 upset victory over Carver High Thursday afternoon at Coconut Grove Park to knock the Hornets from the top rank among Miami negro elevens After a scoreless first half Washington generated a 70-yard scoring drive with Percy Smith slicing around end for 20 yards and the six-pointer Carver threatened throughout the game led by several long runs by Charles Gibson Carver previously had eked out an 8-7 victory over Washington The Hornets have beaten Dorsey and tied the same team in addition to the Washington contests Gables Grocery Takes "3 Games i Coral Gables Grocery won three games from Flagler Fark Grocery Thursday night in the Southside Tenpin league at the Lucky Strike Alleys In the other matches Beauty Shop defeated Consolidated Refrigeration Service 2 to 1 and Blow Title Company blanked Fotonook 3 to 0 Mildred Gibson of had high game of 195 PHONE Brasington Fullback Brassington has scored in every game this season to set the pace for Metropolitan Miami prep backs The Flying have a fast and large forward wall which have given all of their opponents with the exception of the Miami Edison Red Raiders plenty of trouble this season The Fort ltuderdale team found itself two weeks ago by crushing the Belle Glade Golden Rams 75 to 0 and last week nosed out the Iake- Worth Trojans in one of the best games played here this season The Fort Lauderdale club Is just beginning the heavy end of its schedule for they still have to face the Miami aerial circus and the rugged Andrew Jackson Generals of Miami Both teams will be at full strength for their annual grid tussle The probable starting lineups: Wiion SPORTING GOODS At Michigan Furdue At Ga Tech Indiana At Minnesota LSU At Texas SMU Rice Texas Tech Missouri At Arkansas At TCU At Iowa State Ditto 4-1 Closer than odds 14-5 Can go either way 2-1 27-20 A winning team 14-5 40-9 By an extra point 11-10 13-6- Seven-star special 5-12 45-6 Ground power 12-5 Beach To Play Dania Eleven The Miami Beach Typhoons riding on the crest of a three-game winning streak will be top-heavy favorites to defeat the South Broward Bulldogs again when they clash at 3:45 today at Flamingo Park Four weeks ago the Typhoons went to Dania and handed the Bulldogs a 27-14 lacing in their own back yard The Bulldogs have one of the strongest lines from guard to guard among the Small schools in Southeastern Florida hut are almost hopeless when It comes to an aerial attack The Typhoons rode through the air lanes to post their initial triumph with South Broward getting both of its touchdowns against the second stringers GREAT PASSING ARTIST r'aige Schreiher who was named on the 1942 Miami Herald All-City team is one of the best passing artists in this area and Fullback Denny Hambleton also can nail his targets with a fine degree of accuracy This the Andrew Jackson Generals found out last week when they blanked the Allapattah club 25-0 During the early games of the season most of the aerial bombs were directed at End John Fuller but in the last two games Halfback Bonwit has been on the receiving end of a large number fn addition to their aerial attack the Beach has a fine running game with llamhleton and Schreiber carrying most of the mail The Typhoons have lost one game this season bowing 21-6 to Andrew Jackson in their second encounter Their record also shows a 7-7 tie with the Ponce de Leon Cavaliers The Bulldogs pulled an upset last week when they nosed out the Cavaliers 7 to 6 in a return game on the Coral Gables field South Broward supports admit they were lucky to win the game for the first half ended with the Cavaliers on the one-yard line Coach Phoney Smith plans to start the same team against the Beach that he used in the Ponce de Leon game The Bulldogs have spent the greater part of the week working on a pass defense BROWARD Po MIAMI BEACH Ellis la Davis It Ball Is Gregor? Wilkinson rg Rech rt Eoaling re Millard qb Taylor lh Watson rh Smith fb Place: Flamingo Park Bonwit Peter Givot Blank August Fink Fuller Schreiber Bonwit Marcus Hambleton Miami Beach Kickoff: 3:45 Coaches: South Broward Phoney Smith Miami Beach Bill Harkness IT'S THE ONLY FACE YOU'LL EVER HAVE YRIAT IT TO jt "Jektde 'Touch SHAVKS look of yourtolf in fh mirror Ploin or handiomo thot't your tho only you'll hov kind to it Slip a Pat Hollow Ground into your razor and anjoy a new light affortlass shova without down'l Your faca will toy ond to will your pockafbook Pal last longer too Got pack today Beldon Seeks 17th Ring Win rvt Warren Dutch Beldon will sock hi3 17th consecutive victory against Charles Terkins 170 409th in the three-round main event of thp weekly Army Air Forces boxing program at Flamingo Bark at 8 today Beldon 444th Training Group ght-heavyweight champion has a three-pound advantage of his opponent who is marking his Army ring debut Ed Brown 146 404th impressive victor on last card will oppose Joseph Zakas 143 408th in the semifinal Paul Boulus 170 414th who dropped the title to Beldon in his only Army defeat will take on Harry Allen 165 404th in another standout match The remaining pairings on the 30-bout card: Morris Goldberg 128 408th vs penny Penfold 123 414th: Pat Scifo 130 4l5th Arthur Anderson 134 409th Dean Potinsevell 182 419th vs Marlon Gras-kewic 185 413th: Robert Ferrera 135 407th vs A1 Souza 135 413th Ed Sie-irienkowcg 146 419th vs John Bendure 148 414th: Dom Fraioli 135 413th vs Jack Young 139 409th and Jim Mulloy 150 419th vs Robert Westbrook 153 409th MUTUAL COAST TO COAST Don't miss his predictions on tomorrow's football games TONIGHT Following Bouts STATION WFTL and every Friday night irS WILSON TODAY IN SPORTS EQUIPMENT Football Entry Blank Best bet Notre- Dame Army Parlay Great Lakes over Camp Grant Dartmouth over Columbia Michigan over Indiana and Tulsa over Oklahoma A Sleeper Pittsburgh over Ohio State Longshot possibilitj Texas Tech against TCU Most likely tie Navy and Penn Football Scores Jackson (Jax) 12 Miami Edison 6 Stuart 6 Melbourne 6 COLLEGE FOOTBALL TONIGHT UXHEATEX MBA VS JACKSONVILLE MARINES 8:15 TONIGHT BURDINE STADIUM HOCKEY RESULTS At Chicago: Montreal 1 2 Chicago 11 SOMERSET RULES Mark your choices clearly for each game (win lose or draw) Send in as many entry coupons as you wish Neatness will count and decisions of the Contest Editor will be final Signed coupons must be in the hands of the Football Contest Editor not later than 3 Friday Mailed entries must be postmarked not later than 3 Friday Coupons'wii! be held only two days after winners are announced Prizes: $100 for perfect score Two hundred dollars will be divided among two or more having perfect scores If there is no perfect score winner the person having the most games marked corrertly will receive $25 If more than two tie with non-perfect scores $50 will be divided Everyone is eligible to compete except Herald employes and their families (THE ORANGE BOWL Bril St 14th Avc Box Seat3 $250 Reserved General Admission $1 Service Men 50c Public School Students 25c ON SALE AT BURDINAS and OF MIAMI UNTIL 3 STADIUM TICKET BOOTH OPENS AT 1 GATES OPEN Come Early NAME ADDRESS CITY IMPORTERS ITD NEWYORtC CHICAGO RANCISCO 3.