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Pago 2-C THE MIAMI HERALD Sunday Oct 81944 Gators Grab Hot One In Final 'Quarter On the Prep Front NTC Battles Fort Pierce Stars Today oldbcrs Picking Beans Not Horses At Hialeah They were picking beans instead of horses Saturday at the Hialeah Race Course 'Velvet beans planted last spring after the close of racing to prevent erosion of the famed racing strip were harvested by Track Superintendent Joe Morrow and his crew in the first step toward getting ready for the arrival of horses Nov 15 Besides the' bean plants the track was covered with a layer of straw This has been scraped off and the strip will be plowed this week Hialeah opens a 40-day meeting Jan 17 Daley Pace Invaders By WOODY THOMPSON Jax Navy Offers Stiff Opposition Bt The Associated Press GAINESVILLE The University of Florida Gators snapped back last defeat at the hands of Mississippi to score an unexpected 27-20 triumph here Saturday night over the Jacksonville Naval Air Station football team Trailing 14-20 the Gators tied the score at 20-all near the end of the third period and quickly launched another drive that carried them 53 yards for the winning touchdown as a disappointingly slim crowd of 4500 shouted its approval Bobby Forbes once again furnished Ihe spark that ignited the Gator eleven the Clearwater joungter crossing the goal three times Kpn McLean made the other Gator marker Unable to convert after any of the seven touchdowns they had scored in their first two games the Gators succeeded in registering three extra points Jimmy Turner of Bradenton kicking two and Dyer running the other over hen Turner's placement was blocked John Donaldson of Jesup Ga stood out in the offense accounting for two of their three touchdowns One of scores came on a brilliant 53-yard run Kit Kittreil former Baylor Uni- versify star made the other Navy counter Vanni's place-kirks for the extra point were good after two of the tallies The Gators who whipped the Mayport Naval Auxiliary Air Station in their opening tilt by a 36-6 margin showed a vast improvement in almost every department of the game over their showing of last week The lineup: SOME STING Ev Clay the former Herald sports editor rates Fete the greatest of Miami long line of great running backs covering a lot of territory But so does refer (the Rabbit) AND FAST TOO! Pete's nearest rival for all-time Stingaree greatness it seems is LIT Davey Eblridge who later starred at Georgia Tech Nomination for the oddest football score: Lee Edison 4 If that the oddest do until ANODDER comes along Note to the all-Southern chairman John lied Orlando: Dear Boss have to do a lot of to find a Florida prep center outdo Capt Doug Mal-berger Hillsborough of Tampa current loader of the Big Ten may be on top to stay for quite a spell Now that past St Fete (26-6) the Terriers should be ahle to handle riant City Jefferson Lakeland and Orlando without difficulty before running into Lee Nov 10 ALL-AM ERICA Leon Coach Tom Brown coihe de? Sparkey has seen enough football he probably could play tailback for the Lions if he had a way to carry the ball He lent moral support to tiie Tallahassee boss against Miami bv trotting orro tb field with each mb and back upfield with tiie team after each touchdown But be aiwas returned to the I eon bench before was resumed Sparkey lias been on the sidelines with Brown at every game his teams have played In the last six seasons Which probably makes him the No 1 canine football fan in the country 8 riUG Fort Laud- erdale followers already are booming their 210-pound tackle JIM HEND- of Plays Scoreless Tie 'Jfr -S- 'jw The fabulous Fort Tierce Navy Amphibious Training Center football sporting the ultimate In all-star backfields makes its bow appropriately enough in the Or-nge Bowl at 3:15 today favored to have much Its way against the less celebrated Miami Navy Training Center Navaltars Marshall (Biggie) Goldberg all-American fullback on three of greatest ball clubs Bill Daley a national standout on pectacular teams at Minnesota and Michigan: John Polanski of Wake Forest and the Detroit Lions and Nick Wazlik of Ohio State compose the backficld And Hie all-star talent runs much deeper than that Backficld include Clde Jeffery of Stanford Boh Mctzlcr of Duke Jack Boone of Ulon and the Cleveland Bains John Yar-dlan of Stanford Lcs Bruckner and Curtis Itrnxan of Michigan Stale Joe Scriha of Northwest ern Don Beese of Missouri and Pat Murphy and Karl Crowder of Oklahoma and the Chicago Cardinals The Commando line is equally star-spangled Bill Godwin center on Orange and Rose Bowl teams will start at the pivot Cliff Heffelfinger of Ohio State and Ed Andrus of Southwestern (La) are the guards Lee Antoe of California and Thil Ragazzo of Western Reserve will be at tackle with JHarry Furman of Cornell and gaez of Mfdland Neb at end The Commandos operate from tlie formation and are expected to come up with an offense similar to that of tiie Daniel Field Fliers who wrecked coming-out party 18 to 7 last week The Navaltars will stand pat on the lineup which started against the Fliers and held them for three quarters before weakening and allowing the Army boys two touchdowns in the final period Leader of the Tar attack is 20-year-old Caspar (Vic) Vaccaro former Florida all-State fullback from Hillsborough of Tampa who played spectacularly on both offense and defense for the Miamians last week Harry Platt former Florida University end and Ray Collins quarterback will captain the Navaltars in their second test The starting lineups: FORT riLROE NTC i Tigers Nose Wolf pack Br The Associated Pri CHARLOTTE Clemson's Tigers bouncing back from a 51-0 licking by Georgia Tech nosed out Stale here Saturday 13 to I before some 5000 sweltering fans The Tigers pushed over the winning score on a line smash by Ski Tinsley midway the fourth quarter to break a 7-7 tie and mar the Wolf pack's unbeaten record It was the first Southern Conference game for both teams A quick kick by Tinsley that sailed 56 yards out of bounds on 18-yard line paved the way to the decisive score and nullified an 85-yard run by Bobby Worst of Brooklyn Statp's freshman fullback the most exciting play of the game The big Clemson team marched 68 yards straight for the goal line after receiving the opening kickoff Bill Rogers fresh fullback diving over the last two yards Sub back Jack Miller kicked the point On the ensuing kickoff Worst took the ball on 15 and raced straight up the middle until he was in the clear then turned to the sideline and went all the -way Mendle Zickefoose kicked the tying placement and it stayed deadlocked until thp closing Tiger drive in the final quarter Crimson Tide Wins 63-7 United Pres BIRMINGHAM Crimson Tide gaining momentum after a slow start swamped th Howard Seadogs 63 to 7 here Sat urday with Tide substitutes ac counting for most of the scoring For the firt quarter and ihost of the second a stubborn Seadog line kept Alabama scoreless but when the parade began on Lowell 26-yard run with an inter cepted pass the scoring as almost continuous Tew ran 22 yards from scrim mage for the next marker just two minutes later and Alabama counted four times in the third period and three in the last Hugh Morrow stocky little quar lerback who played on a Birming ham high school team last year kicked nine consecutive extra points from placement and got big hand from the slim crowd of 5000 when he booled thp last one squarely between the goal posts Continued From Preceding Fag ing danger by taking the ball ca downs at the 25 A great 56-ard liik bv Wh that went oier Kuidell'n head and rolled all the way to th Carolina 20 before it wa retrieved finally pulled the Hurricane out of Ihe hole and got them hat Into mid-field territory for the Mart of the final quarter In an exchange of kicks Wyli for once got the worst of it when his high one sailed out of bounds at the Miami 40 and Coach Doc bos followed the break with a KuIdell-to-Thrash pass to the 20 to start their most serious scoring bid Four line plays carried to the 12 where the Hurricane forwards stopped the attack and took the ball on downs From this point Paul Cousins led a Hurricane sweep that rolled up three successive first downs advancing the ball to the Miami 4 as the game ended Carolina held a first-down edge of 10 to 9 but the Hurricanes out-gained them 141 to 102 vards Thrtsh Ptrobsi Ball Pairone Tominark McDonald Harrison Rradford Kulldoll Hunnlcut Era in SubsMfulss- Fyrd Mortimer Brembs Krrdrten Coucn Brasvrll Alien and R-cs Miami Hildreth McDaniel Hn Weil Perrin Smith Docaery Cousins Stevena Hancock Inlaychec Officials- Referee Gooch Virria: umpire Barfield Princeton head linesman Sullivan Atlanta A A lied judie Dalton Florida Edison Meets Plant In Top Big Ten Tilt The second third of the Big Ten round that was supposed to settle the championship hash (maybe) is on the slate this week with Miami Edison striving for a comeback against riant High in Tampa after bowing to Lee at Jacksonville 6 to 4 last week Another defeat would liquidate the II f-d title chances while an Edison triumph over the Tanthers would chill chances and leave the title hang' ing fire probably right up until Thanksgiving Hillsborough moved squarely into the middle of the champion' ship parade over the week end by routing a supposedly strong St Petersburg team 26 to 6 for its second loop win The Terriers now lead the league V'ith riant City stringing along with a siml lar record of two wins and no de-feats within the loop triumph over Edison placed the Generals in a tie with riant for the No 2 berth riant downed Landon of Jacksonville 20 to 7 in its loop debut last week riant City kept pace with Hillsborough (figuratively) by nosing out Orlando 6 to 0 for its second circuit win DO NOT HATH But the Tlanters do not rate title consideration while the Ter riers definitely moved Into the running with their win over St Pete Hillsborotigh and riant City collide this week In other games Lee entertains Orlando: Miami meets Jackson of Jacksonville in Jacksonville Jef ferson of Tampa plays Lakeland while St Tete and Landon of Jacksonville collide1 at St Peters-burg Outside the loop West Talm Beach meets Ponce de Leon at the Orange Bowl and Clearwater plays Florida Military Academy Jefferson scored over Clear water 25-6 last week Jackson of Jacksonville topped West Talm Beach 27-0 Miami Jackson lost to Fort Lauderdale 14-7 and Lake' land walloped FMA 59-0 THREE STANDOUTS from the great collection of foQtball allstars who will play for Fort Pierce Navy Amphibious Training Center today are Bill Daley Bob Godwin and Marshall Goldberg (left to right) In the lower photo is Harold Katen-kamp 17-year-old 185-pound NTC end who will oppose the Commandos 5-ran Air Station: Donaldson 3 Kltrrll I Pointa altar touchdowns' florid fTurnar 2 Dyer Air Station Vannl Official Hafaraa Welch (Brown): Jimntre Bradley (Statann): field t'idaa George Wood CCantral Missouri! aad linesman Bee Harper tSoutn Caro-lnai pMilady Sees Much Al Game i Continued From Preceding Tage Wave to wear wool in this weath You grit your teeth furiously She cheers wildly for Miami and Jwhen the two male cheerleaders iblond Paul Silverman and dark- haired Taul Skelton come out with tthe Miami chant a cross between Ja hula and an Indian war-cry her tcomment is they At the half jou need exercise for your nerves and deride to look up a friend on the South Carolina side Your date cheer- ily offers to accompany jou Be- sides she wants to get a closer look at fascinating for elgn On the other side she spies Dr Bowman Ashe president of the university and bis family Mrs Ashe look lovely fin her coral and she says JYou agree and notice that Dottie (Ms Eddie Dunn) in a black suit land Barbara Ashe her jounger sis-Jter jn aqua are quite an eyeful too i KICKS for possible all State consider a i And Miami may have a standout candidate in GERALD also a 210-pound specimen Plant High (Tampa) backers are getting in early boosts tailback BOBBY who came up with the longest run of the Florida prep season (so far) when he returned a Talmetto kickoff 87 yards for a touchdown in the 47-13 win last wpek but for his part JEEP MOSIIIKR St Pete sports editor rates little BOBBY DYE (at 155) the fanciest ball toter on the West Coast and perhaps one of the classiest in the whole state Fort Lauderdale and BUDDY GO Lake Worth Trojans probably will fight it out for the East Coast small school championship when they get later in the season They both defeated Ponce de Leon by one touchdown OX TIIE HOUSE Fort Myers is the future-book favorite in the South Florida Conference With MORGAN HOUSE 185-pound fullback as one big reason why With that setup the worst pun is a cinch to be "Morgan went like a House ASSORTED NOTES Galloping CASPAR (VIC) VACCARO star back for the NTC Navaltars is undoubtedly one of the finest young college prospects now plaving for any service team in the country He was drafted out of Hillsborough at Tampa two years ago without getting a chance to play his senior year of prep ball The line for college scouts forms on thp right gents JOE BROWN former Plant City fullback who plated for Georgia Tech as a civilian freshman last year and scored one of the touchdowns again-t Duke is 1th the Jacksonville Naval Air Station this jear He's a brother-in-law of 11 UR McAXLKY former University of Florida backfield great TRIZE ED SHARKEY all-state tackle of 1943 looks like one of the very best college catches from last year's Florida prep crop lie has played a lot of ball at center for Duke in the Blue two games so far as a 17-year-old civilian freshman Two Volleyball Teams Unbeaten Last play eliminated two teams from the undefeated list of the Miami Beach Men's Volley ball League The Jay Bees and the Miami YMCA are still undefeated the Jay Bees winning five while the YMCA won four The regular scheduled games for the week are as follows: Tuesday at 7 Ail-Amerlran vs Seminolfs and Ascos vs YMCA 741 vs Collens and Section vs Parkers' Jsy Bees vs No and Knights of Pvthlas vs AGSF Thursday Oct 13 at 7 ra vs Parkers and Section vs Semtnoles: 7 41 Jav Bees vs AGSF and Knights of Pvthlas vs Collens: 30 All-Americans vs YMCA and Ascos vs No 3 League Standing Late Burst Nips Dartmouth 20-6 By WHITNEY MARTIN Associated Prm Sports Writer PHILADELPHIA A Penn football team which wasted an early show of power and appeared headed for a sound defeat after its opponents had scored early in the second quarter finally found itself to wear down a stubborn Dartmouth eleven Saturday and win 20 to The futile Quakers tossed away Meets Cyclone Roy (Bad Boy) Allen the fellow who gained such an uncomplr mentary reputation with unethical tactics has been hooked for the feature bout of Bisrayne weekly wrestling show next Fri day night it was annpqnced Sat urday Aliert will meet Cyclone Burns former Miamian who now is sta tioned at Key West with the Coasl Guard over" a two-fall 60-minute route Burns battled Gus Wisha to a draw in Friday show stealing bout Allen lost the opener to Joe Szabo through disqualify cation two fine scoring opportunities rn the first period and Dartmouth easpd over a touchdown after a 37-yard march early in the second quarter but Tony MLnisi snared a Dartmouth pass in the late minutes of that period to race 59 yards and tie the s(ore at 6-all In the final two quarters as Penn took the game into its own hands and marched up and down It field to punch across a touchdown in the third period and anolhrr in the final quarter Dartmouth itself missed a scoring chance immediately aftpr its touchdown when Boh Hicks blocked a Penn punt and recovered the ball on the Penn 1L A pass interception stifled that threat and Minisi's gallop after the pass Spotlighting Sports Team Hillsborough (Tampa) Plant Cny Lee (Jacksonville) Plant iTarnwl EDISON Jackson (Jacksonville) Jelferson (Tampa) St Petersburg MIAMI JACKSON West Palm Beach Clearwater Orlando Landon Lakeland Averaua wslaht Fort Pierrs line 3n: bsrkfletd 187 NTC line 183 backficld no Officials- Referee Slone (Sara umnlre Livermore iPenn Slate! field ludae Parberrv (Pacific College): head linesman Gramlev (Snringfield) Wolverines Get Brown Jug MINNEAPOLIS The Michigan powerhouse proved too much for Minnesota and the Wolverines trampled the Gophers 28 to 13 here Saturday to return the little brown jug traditional trophy to Ann Arbor The Gophers tossed up throe good scoring chances in the first half and played the invaders on better than even terms but it was Michigan that scored to hold a 7-0 lead at the half The terrific line plunging of Bob Wiese of Jamestown D- the Michigan fullback was the differ ence between victory and defeat for the Gophers Wiese personally accounted for three of the Michigan touchdowns after advancing the ball to scoring position Buckeyes Topple Iowa Stale 31-0 COLUMBUS riajing in spurts Ohio Buckeyes racked tip their second straight football victory and their first of the Western Conference season Saturday with a 34 to 0 conquest of badly outmanned Hawk eyes There never was any doubt about the outcome from the time Ohio State marched 67 yards from the opening kickoff for a touchdown but the Hawks stalled a flock of Ohio State drives just when touchdown territory appeared in sight Continued From Preceding Page enthusiastic over baseball and Carey will bet you his last buck that support two clubs in grand stjle league could he started as or even an A Carev said way get the kind of baseball that Miam i would support Miami Is going to be a city of 500000 within the next few So there you have two plans Which do jqu prefer to express vour opinion? We'd like to hear from the fans on the subject Maybe jmi're not interested in baseball at all Wake Forest Has Plenty of Beef WORLD BURIES PICKUPS From what Latimer sports editor of The Greenville (SC) News says Eddie Hurricanes should be able to handle the surprising Wake Forest i eleven Wake Forest upset Georgia a few weeks back hut I Whitworth assistant Georgia coach said the Bulldogs were to blame I described the Wake Forest eleven as heavy but slow and addicted to plays from a single wingback formation The upset over Georgia was scored in the rain Three official scorers call the plays in the World Series One is the president of the baseball writers of America organization and the other two are 1 appointed by Judge Landis Each scorer receives $1000 for his services regardless of whether the series goes four or seven games Ushers at Sportsmans Park are unionized and receive $4 a day Mainly they are high school and university students They know their business and have handled these series crowds In fine fashion VMI Trounces Richmond 26-20 RICHMOND Va (T) Virginia Military Institute's team of 17-year-olds surprised Saturday by trouncing the University of V-12 squad 26-20 in a game featured by a series of long runs and passes The stage was set for a thriller early in the first period when Or-vis Milner lateralled to Charles Suttenfield Richmond tailback who twisted his wray behind nice blocking for 81 yards to score After that it was a nip and tuck battle with both clubs going all-out on offense Ingall Tutors Fliers MILWAUKEE Wis Coaching the Lincoln (Nebr) Army Air Force Wings who will meet the Marquette university football team here Sunday afternoon Oct 22 is S-Sgt Bob Ingalls former Univer sity of Michigan and Green Bay Packer center The lineup includes many former college stars Vuburn Cops 7-0 AUBURN Ala JP) Substitute tackle Ray Stringer intercepted a shovel pass in the first quarter and raced 21 arris to provide Auburn's Tigers a 7-to-0 margin over a heavv Fourth Infantry eleven from Fort Benning Saturday US WAR BONDS AND WALK-OVER SHOES Natural-fit that Beads ie breaking inhand-workmaiv ship selected leather Plus Walk-Over Main Spring Arch that cushions your step takes the work out of walking The PLYMOUTH: Back or Brown Calf RftBCUttfS JV 155 Flagler Si IT interception enabled the Quakers to leave the field at the intermission all square Air Force Team On Top COLUMBIA A star-studded Third Air Force football team from Charlotte beat out a 22 to 0 victory Saturday over the third infantry school eleven from Fort Benning Ga SAI1 THE TAILOR SUITS AND SLACKS For lAdiei or Gfntliimfn Marie MtJMiir Pru-Wsp 1Yon1n Wa Also FmnriH a nil Your Olri OlnthpA £ntfa Altrd To Fit 7irPfr Rp1nrH 217 1ST AVE THE GESU CRUSADERS Florida stale Catholic school champions a year ago are up with the lme) Jim Steil Allen Davis Jack Hickey Charles Pipper Jimmy Ariar Jimmy Brady and Staff Photo another strong eleven to defend their title this season Members of the team are: (Left to right on Dan Gerritts And in backfield: Podgy Hay Felix Vickman Dick Schuler and Johnny Grappo 4 i.