The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 14

THE MIAMI HERALD Saturday Nov 6 1943 Page 2-B I Draw 146000 Irish-Army Navy-Penm Games Jacksonville Raiders Beat Miami 2 Big Spotli ghiting Lotspeich Gains Finals Of Tourney Medalist Lotspeich Friday advanced into the finals annual Miami Country Golf championship defeating Norton Harris 5 and 4 Lotspeich fashioned out a par 72 for the round and was 3 up at the turn Sunday he will meet the winner of the Perry Pittman-Jack Hathaway match for the crown Flay in the semifinals will come to a close today Four semifinal matches already have been played in the lower flights Carver defeated George IT Qlose 5 and 3 In the third flight while Gosper Sistrunk was eliminating Ed Wood 5 and 4 in the fourth Down in the sixth Nitzsehe beat AValter Miller 2 up and Dr Eugene Groover defeated A Rothe 5 and 4 Slide Rule Shelved BALTIMORE Md Nov 5 (T) Slide Rule top three-year-old in airplane manufacturer AV barn will be shipped to winter quarters at Columbia Friday DON FORTIER big noise of the Jacksonville Raiders backfield is shown being stopped by Bull Barwick and Walter Watt No 52 of Miami after picking up seven yards in the first quarter Friday night in the Orange Bowl Also shown is Wilbur Johnson No 36 and the gridiron Goliaths from the Jacksonville Naval Air Technical Training Center reversed an early season loss by overpowering an out eighed and outmanned University of Miami football team 20-0 Friday night at the Orange Bowl before a crowd of 15969 The Hurricanes knocked off the Goliaths 6-0 in the mud and rain a month ago at Jacksonville but this time the Naval Air Technical Training Center steamroller coached by Miami's Freddy Frink had too much crush and crunch for the University Jacksonville with a line which must have been shipped down in by boxcar judging from the bulk -moved the Miamians at ill and put on drives of 41 60 and 70 arris for touchdowns for a ictorv more decisive than the froe indicates So completely did the Air Raiders dominate the play In fact Miami was never able to get past its own 41 and gained onlv 46 yards net buh on land and in the air Jacksonville piled up a total of 307 yards on the driving feet of Gus Letchas Charlev Fisher Don Fortier and Duke Iverson I SFP VARIED ATTACKS Captain Frink (USMR) former end coach at the university showed one of the most varied attacks ever seen here or anyplace rise and the visitors operated from a half-dozen different formations with the same success AVith the power Freddy had one style of play was as good as another and the Jacksonville coach even threw in a double-wing variation of his own in which one carrier scooted over from the outside and dropped back several steps before taking the pass from center Onlv in the first quarter did the Air Raiders fail to score and be- STATISTICS By EVERETT CLAY A TY OBSERVATIONS here earlier inthe week on iV-- pleas for mercy on the football field from the JsTavy-12-pow ered gridiron giants draws a reply from AV ant prompted to sit down and give my old battered alphabet piano a he writes the issue involved to wit: The fore headed roaches who are at Inst getting a chance to play in the same class with Minnesota And are taking full advantage of if am happy for you that you did not venture out on the proverbial limb any further than you did in opposition to Mr Charlie theories Else I would be forced to chop off the limb said Mr Johnson (sports writer for Minneapolis Star-Sentinel) stated his case very ably However I believe he missed a few points which deserve pointed consideration So herewith just endeavor to bring them out and bring you up to date on the matter you heard the saying Avhich gained renown a few years hack throughout the Big Ten a Frances or pulled a etc Well as you know Schmidt used to do his best at Ohio State He Avas famous for scores like 65 to 0 52 to 6 and so forth He thought he was feathering his nest with such scores And so the saying was born He used to leave his first stringers in for at least three quarters and pour it on The sports writers really used to Avork him over for it as deservedly so And so my dear Ev the plot thickens appears Hint lhere arc more about in the persons of Messrs CTisler and Waldorf Especially C'rMer Jn a way Sou can understand the poor plight Minnesota bounced him hi favor of the greatest coach and being only human afraid he took it a little hard For some six or eight years been trjingto make the grade with such men as Tommy Harmon and swing it With a name like that he (Crisler) should let his hair buy a fiddle and see what ho can do with it But that is beside the issue So what happens? this year He plans his schedule with the cunning of the Gestapo (if I may borrow your wording) by having an open date the week before the Minnesota game So he practices and practices The big day arrives and he sends his Lend Lease outfit out to a He fields a team that has all of ONE Michigan man on it Paul White Stop me if wrong but Mr White heard from all afternoon The game would have been properly hilled if it had read and Wisconsin vs or Nation vs But then that wouldn't he giving the devil ills due They did find one Michigander to field But to get on with tills Tn case you lirar that game let me inform you Hint Daley and Hindi played every hit of the fracas except that last six minutes That my dear Ev is wliat you call a Schmidt I roiild go on hut there is really no point closing like to say that when the day of reckoning comes I do not believe that Minnesota will pour it on that is to say Tull a I use that ugly phrase any more I think Minnesota Avill continue to Avin by a couple of Ds and in that way make Fritz Crisler fiddle while he and that whole state burn Normally Minnesota would play Northwestern in the morning to warm up for Michigan in the Typhoons Blank South Broward By GERALD SCHWARTZ Hrrsld Sport Writer Page Schreiber mixed running with his passing Friday afternoon as the Miami Reach Tycoons scored an easy 20-to-0 victory over South Broward football team before more than 1000 fans at Flamingo Park Tilts Sold Out 10 Days Ago By The AtiAflaUd Prea NEW YORK Nov The paper shortage even is being felt the football customers There a single ticket available for the Army vs Notre Dame football game in Yankee Stadium Saturday nor for the Penns) lvania-Navy contest at Philadelphia Some 71000 pasteboards for the Middie-Quaker clash found ready customers and all the 75000 for the thirtieth meeting between Army and Notre Dame were disposed of 10 days ago The interest In the latter game has inereased rather than decreasM by the transfer of Angelo Bertelli Notre Dame's outstanding passer from the South Bend campus to Marine training camp at Parris Island "Despite that loss the Irish are favored by as many as It points Armv hasn't defeated Notre Dame since 1931 hasn't scored more than 12 points in a game since 1927 ard has registered only one touchdow In the last six contests Despite all that mi could easily sell 25000 more tickets if the seals were available Philadelphia is In a football frenzy over a Penn team that received little early attention but goes into the Navy encounter without a defeat and with Boh Odell rated as one of the best backs in the country Absence of a star will be repeated in stadiums throughout the country I I IG A AV EA EN ED Michigan shorn of Dalev AVhi'e and Pregulman collides with Indiana whose Huncv Hoernchemyer still is about Purdue without Tony Butkovich tangles with Minnesota Southern California minus both first team ends and Howard Calla-nan hopes to continue its unbeaten untied and unscored upon march against San Diego Naval Training Station Georgia Tech without Capt Nutt Manning at center must find some means of stopping Steve Van Buren a 200-pound speeding halfback Northwestern with Herman Frickey moved on by the Navy has Wisconsin as a foe Four of the fw all-civilian monopolize a pair of stadiums Ohio State turns Ernt Parks and Dean Sensanbaugher loose against Pittsburgh and Iowa is hot to Illinois in the Hawkey homecoming BROWN MEETS YALE Other games in the East include Brown-Yale Penn State-Cornell and Princeton-A'illanova The Midwest card also has Missouri at Iowa State Nebraska Kansas State and Kansas at Oklahoma with Tulsa plaving the Oklahoma Aggies Southern Methodist and the Texas A Cadets are the top attraction in the Southwest with the Arkansas-Rice affair directly underneath Colorado is lifted as opponent and on the west coast the Del Monte Pre-Flights mingle with UCLA The South where most of the attention is turned on the Georgia Tech-LSU game also ha3 Duke vs North Carolina State North Carolina vs South Carolina and the Memphis meeting of Arkansas A M-Southwestern Louisiana Institute The latter two schools boast unbeaten studded by big-time Naval trainees Wins Again NEW YORK No 5 Usirg the same script that worked successfully a car ago Taml Mauri-ollo came off the floor Friday night to punch out his second 10-round decision ictorv over Iee b-fore a near capacity turnout in Madison Square Garden Mauriello weighed 199- Savold 192s-i THE FIIM Eft SLOE GUM FORA -SLOE GIN MARTINI COCKTAIL) 49 Du BOUGH RTTM r1 Staff Photo FAILING TO MAKE A FIRST DOWN by inches is Gus Letchas No 34 of the Jacksonville Raiders He was tackled from behind by Walter Watt and Bull Barwick No 44 was in there for an assist Jacksonville won 20-0 Shut Out Tops Field of Ten In Riggs By ALFRED JONAS United Frets Staff Correspondent Shut Out the horse who has come hack appears as a heavy favorite to win the $15000 added Riggs Handicap which headlines the impressive weekend turf menu at Pimlico Saturday The 1942 Kentucky Derby victor boasts a spotty record over the season should he able to top the field of 10 Shut Out rates as an early evrn-monev choice The Riggs ranks as another battle for seasonal honors between the Greentree and Calumet stables entry of Son of Feace and Sun Again ranks as runner-up in the event at 3 1 Other starters In the mile -and -three-sixteenths jaunt for three-year-olds and tin in-elude Zanzibar Trierarch Moka-blue and Daily Trouble The other half of the Greentree entry Famous Victory also is capable of winning In the other feature on the Pimlico calendar the S7700 added Thomas Lynch memorial handicap for two -year -olds fayorite honors go to the George Widener two-year-old Lucky Draw Stymie Edemgee and Roal Prince rate as leading starters in the field of 13 for the mile-and-70ard trip for juveniles DOt BIE FKATFItK New war fund meeting offers a double-feature as its first weekend program with the $10000 added Florence Nightingale Handicap for two- ear-olds and the $5000 added War Sprite Handicap a brown daughter of Pom-pey is expected -to start as a cofavorite at 3 1 with A dark grey Peppy Miss in the main event for juveniles Sea Reigh rates as a leading entrant at 7 2 while Dora Dear Roimburseme and Doggone are others slated to go postward in the mile-and-70-) ard test What Not and Jameshorough share the honors in the AVar Sprite event with Good Morning Eve for Ee Sugar Ration and Green Apples rounding out the field for the mile-and-a-sixteenth clash for A survey of the Oct 6 issue of the four-page London Daily Express which Managing Editor Lee Hills is circulating about The Herald office for study reveals some interesting facts for Miami horse players on Avartime sports coverage by the British press Eighty-eight per cent of the Daily limited sports space is de-oted to horse racing at Newmarket All the sports in fact is racing except for two paragraphs on the New York victory over the St Louis Cardinals in the first game of the 1913 Avorld series and two shorter paragraphs on the scheduled appearance of Flyweight Boxing Champion Jackie Paterson in a three-round exhibition match Of the 25 inches of xports in the Oct 6 edition 11 are taken np by a forecast of the next races similar to the one The Herald carries daily during the Florida horse season A Miami horse play er wouldn't have any trouble picking a winner from the information probable odds owners jockeys and the number of the last race Seven races wore listed on the Newmarket lineup for the next day with the first post at 11:45 a and the events going at 30-minute intervals until 2:45 The Avinners and prices of the races are carried in four inches and The account of the Champion Stakes takes up seven inches The Keout the Jimmy Loftus of the Daily Express goes into surprising detail on how Jockey Gordon Richards brought Aga Nasrullah home a length in front of the Kings-way in the Champion Stakes Ponce Hammers Out 20-0 Victory Over Flying Us HERALD SERVICE FORT LAUDERDALE Nov 6 Ponce de Leon High hammered out a 20-to-0 victory over the Fort Lauderdale Flying here Friday night Avith Jack Brasington scoring two of the three Cavalier touchdowns and adding a point after touchdown while a touchdown pass of 19 yards in the final minutes of play Doren Maxwell to Bob Lee for the final score Neither team made much in the opening quarter with the play centering between the 30-yard stripe but Ponce got under way soon after the second period opened After a sustained march by Tonce to the 29-yard mark Brasington got loose around right end and skirted for the first touchdown Brasington plunged around left end for the extra point Tlay in the third period again centered in midfield with neither Tonce nor the Flying being able to penetrate the other's defense However in the final quarter a 26-yard pass Curtiss Scott to Dave Keele put the ball on the 2-yard line and Brasington plunged through center for the second score The Ihird and final touchdown came with but two minutes of play remaining when Maxw-ell tossed 19 yards to Ie in the end zone Lee made good the extra point on a placement The play of Brasington John Tatum and Keele of Ponce was outstanding while Jack Mussleman Jones and Levering played stellar ball for the Flying Another Win For High Bsr The Aiiotlalfi Prrss ATLANTA Nov The Turple Hurricane of High in one devastating sweep Friday night the powerful Tech High Smithies 6 to 0 before a crowd estimated at 30000 a record for prep football here The victory clinched the city championship for High and put' the Purple eleven in the forefront for the Georgia Interscholastic Association Title Football Scores Fletcher (lax) Beach 20 Mainland of Dajtona 7 Seabreeze of Daj tnmi 27 Cocoa 0 Gainesville 58 Palataka 0 Lee (Jaw) 39 Landnn (Jax) 7 St Petersburg 60 Jesuit (Tampa) 0 Schreiber scored 14 points in the 20 minutes he played as the seaside lads found Dania an easier nut to crack than in the Beach's 27-14 triutnph last month upstate Coach Bill Harkness sent in his entire second team four minutes remaining in the first half and never took it out After Schreiber had returned South Broward punt 23 yards to the Dania seven-) eard line the Bulldogs stiffened and Coach Phoney eleven took over just past the one-yard line Schreiber returned another mint bv Gordon Watson 15 yards to the Dania 15 then he center for four yards and an offside penaltv put the ball on the six Schreiber pounded through right tackle for a touchdown and added the extra point with a perfect placement SCHREIBER SCORES Late in the opening canto Rchreib-er returned a punt five yards to the Beach 37 and then connected with a 25-yard aerial to John Fuller speedy end After Schreiber and Denny Hambleton had lost five yards in three plas Schreiber punted but Dania was penalized for running into the kicker and Miami Beach was given a first down on the Broward 40 Schreiber sliced off right end for 16 -yards and after Hambleton had lost one Bobby Bonwit went around left end for 19 yards Hambleton picked up six in two plays for a touchdowm making the final two through center kick was wide Late in the first half Roy Jones fell on a fumble on the Dania 37 The Beach scored in eight plys including two runs -of 12 yards eXrh bv Schreiber The All-City hack hit right guard for the final half-yard and placeklcked the point to end the scoring Coach Harkness sent in his re-serves then and the second half was a seesaw battle between the strong Typhoon reserves and the weary Dania eleven Dania reached the Beach line late in the game but the winners held and had the ball on their own 37 as the contest ended The game was the second straight shutout victory the Typhoons having thumped Andrew Jackson of Miami 25-0 a week ago MIAMI (20) Pos BROWARD (01 Bonwit le Elli Peter It David Blank 1 Bail Oivot Ic Orefforv AiiRUSt Wilkinson Fink tt Rerh Fuller re Bowima Rehrelber qb Millard Bonwit ih Taylor Mrrug rh Wataon Hambleton lb Smith Score bv periods: Miami Beach 7 13 0 South Broward 0 0 0 0 0 Scorina Miami Beach touchdowns Schreiber 2 Hambleton: extra points Schreiber 2 (placements) Substitutions Miami Beach line Arnold Blount Kaolan Bonitas Jones Allearetti Peters Hafner: backfield Brand Davidson Jonas Armstrong Baum South Broward line Murriel Ryan backfield Sutton Officials- Referee Bowan (Mlllleani: umpire Snvder (Carson-Newmanl: field judse Lee (Baylor): head linesman Linton iPur-due) Sipis Conlract BROOKLYN Nov 5 (A) Dixie AValker veteran Brooklyn outfielder has signed a contract for the 1944 season Club President Branch Rickey said Friday Terms were not revealed KICKOFF 8:00 ANDREW JACKSON (MIAMI) MIAMI HIGH de-fcated Sarasota 37 St Leo 0 Palmetto 13 runta Gorda 0 Lakeland 6 Clearwater 0 High (Atlanta) 6 Tech High (Atlanta) 0 Jacksonville Marines 20 of Miami 0 Georgia 40 Presbyterian 12 Ponce (le Leon 20 Fort Iamder-dale 0 Yero Beach 27 Okeechobee 0 Miami Beaeli 20 South Broward 0 Lake Worth 10 Belle Glade 0 Two students at Army Air Forces Officer Candidate School Miami Beach were discussing pro golfers during a 10-minute break the other day Hogan is easily the declared Laurence A Berghash "His record speaks for Snead had a better all-around argued Neil Rogge Donald Arbuthnot first sergeant of Squadron 17 to which both Berghash and Rogge are attached interrupted: gentlemen seem agree If you step 10 yards lo your right you might ask Officer Candidate Ben Hogan of Squadron 16 what he thinks about O-C Berghash beamed O-C Rogge blushed and O-C Hogan smiled but enter the discussion cause of a pass interception and a fumble Arnold Tucker snagged toss clow on the Miami 32 to halt a Jacksonville drive in the first two minutes and the visitors were temporarily halted again midway of the period when Hammy James the quarterback for the Hurricanes since Eddie Ruzom-berka finished his Navy V-12 training here recovered Iverson's fumble on the 17-vard line Miami found out Jacksonville was here for business on the opening kickoff when A1 Rosen hardhitting right end was knocked out The injured Rosen had to be helped off the field START SCORING DRIVE The Air Raiders generated the first scoring drive from their own 30 late in the first Usher shook loose on thp ancient Statue of Lib-ertv play for 27 and rammed oer left guard for a first down on the Miami 22 as the period ended Fisher missed connections on thiow from lveison and then took the leather on a reverse ducked through left guard and cut back 22 ards for the touchdown Three Miami tackier were unable to hold onto his churning legs Jim AVilliams placement specialist came in to add the point with a high one down the middle One of two completed passes led to another score late in the third The visitors started rolling from their own 40 after Arnold Tucker rushed on all sides was able to get off a kick-of only 22 yards Fiher clicked with the Statue of Liberty plav for IS and a first down on the Miami 30 and Letchas followed with an aerial shot to Iverson The big Jacksonville fullback pulled it in on the 21 and thundered onto the 10 before being grounded a gain of 25 yards The Hurricanes were penalized to the 5 and Iverson found his way into the end zone on the last try The visitors caught fire again in the fourth after Tom McMenamy short-circuited an aerial from Tucker and came back 9 to the Miami 41 McMenamy and Lctchas took turn about to the four and with the count fourth and goal the former Georgia halfback (Lctchas was an understudy to Frank Sink-wi(hl swung wide around right end for the touchdown Williams made good on a second placement The Air Raiders had another chant in the final moments when Julian White snagged Jim Leavitt's pass for Rosen and returned 7 to the Miami 21 before being bumped out of bounds James however reversed the interception with a catch of to-s on the last play of the game Miami put two of its three first downs together in the opening quarter to march 22 yards to the 47-vard line Thp Jacksonville bruiser sank their cleats solidly in the ground there and Ray Smith was forced to punt JAX NAATC (2IW Bllant Fapiln Campbell Emlund Hati7el Kalin Gallahcr XT I AMI (0) Roen Berwick Iras E'huiti Kin Carem Jamfs Ivrson Tiicice lh Fortier Wstt rh Fisher Leavitt haliskl orore by periods: Miami 0 0 0 0 0 zr NAVT 0 7 0 Scoring touchdown- Jax NATTC Fisher I-e-tnn Letrhas Polnta after touch downs William 2 (placements) Miami End Krutalia: trklr Kinsey Kearns guard Leavitt Colbert LalJk: renter Carifeo: hacks Ii'ror Salvatore Smith Jax NATTC Fnra William Yanke Yale Brecedai tackle Short Davia guard Walker Torgereon Johnon centers Surat! Allen: bar Zurick While Berrang McMenemy Letcha Wood Referee I McMasler (Chicago! umpire Willi-gm Barfield head lineman Luke Woods'' 'Georgia) i field judge Joe Dalton (Fionoa) Paiiafcmfncs Take Pair From Jeeps In the Business League howling matches rolled at the Tlay-dium Alleys Friday Panafemmes won two games from the Jeeps while Kansas City Title team took three games from Blow Title Company team and the Christine Beauty Shop team took a pair from the Handy Dandies High team game went to Kansas City Title with 797 while Kansas City Title also turned In high team set with 2205 Volleyball League Tie Continues The Army Ordnance team from Kendall and the Silver Liners continued in a tie for first place in the voile) ball league as both remained unbeaten last night in the matches on the YMCA courts ''Army Ordnance defeated the Coast Guard 15-11 15-13 while the Silver Liners defeated Tan American 15-1 and 15-R VR-6 won over the 53rd Artillery by default of Army TONITE 8 171 SCHOOLING RACES 'k' ic ADMISSION FREE Knee Holds Fate TONIGHT Coach Moorer Scouts Boys High Team Coach Tom Moorer of Miami High personally scouted the High football team in its annual game with Tech High Friday night in Atlanta it was learned Friday Moorer left by train Thursday and will return this afternoon In time for contest between his Stingarees and' Andrew Jack-son Miami High plays High here Dec 3 in the Miami Kiwanis benefit game victory chances A football knee is the most unpredictable of all injuries About all you can be sure of is that sometime somewhere it will go bad again It might stand the most rugged blows in a game then slip its moorings as the player is trotting for the locker room or climbing a flight of stairs Purely on hearsay gnd from looking over and talking with the lad a few moments we have the conviction he might easily be the difference in any tight game In which By WHITNEY MARTIN Aaaoclated Tress Sports Writer NEW YORK Nov 5 It we were lo tell you that the Army football team would whip Notre Dame Saturday something like 20-to-13 probably blurt incredulously: guy is thereby mouthing a long-dormant suspicion So we tell you that Army you will win 20 to 13 tell difference in the world in the COME AND BRING THE CHILDREN OFFICHL (iriMVG OV IS (sm (A: hriSh army was engaged Sometimes you get that feeling about a player and form an unshakable opinion without ever having seen him perform AVe saw him the day after he suffered his injury before the opening game He was walking stiff-legged around and around the practice fidd wearing slacks or whatever the Cadets wear on' fatigue He stopped briefly and we found him a pleasant alert nice-looking chap not at all formidable in appearance But there was something about the so and the angip of his jaw that bespoke class Including football class Out on the field the squad was going through a spirited scrimmage and a couple of times a )oung fellow broke loose and eaved his wav through the entire opposing team like he was casually mapping out a trail through the woods that Notre Dame will lose 13 to 20 and thereby possibly maintain a reputation for predictions unsullied by accuracy with the exception of the unfortunate day a couple of vears ago when we picked the Yankees to win the pennant and they crossed us up by doing it Anywav we think the story of game will' he written in a joint and mean the Yankee stadium It is Doug knee joint hich if it can stand up under the wear and tear of at least half the contest will make all the AVAILABLE TRANSPORTATION Buses from Burdina's First street entrance Red Adams express bus line operates frequent bus service via West Flagler Kennel Club to 36th St Air Base and Miami Air Depot Terminal in Professional Bldg 218 2nd Ave GENERAL ADMISSION 55c SERVICEMEN AND STUDENTS 30c Rodtlcv Riirdino Stadium Orange Bowl) 14th AVE BETWEEN 3rd AND 4th STS RISES Pi reel To Marllum-l and to tTilhin TTliIMn 15 and 1 0km 1.