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THE MIAMI HER ALO Sunday October 1 1950 4-D Grid Scores Hurler Shine As Cards 1 6 Major Exhibitions Scheduled Don James Flips Three Passes For Touchdowns HOLLYWOOD The University of Miami's freshmen gave Jacksonville Naval Air Station's Flyer's a lesson in air travel Saturday night as they routed the service eleven 39-6 at South Broward High's new football field Turn Back Cubs 2-04-0 ST The St Louis Cardinals behind brilliant pitching swept a twi-night doubleheader from the Chicago Cubs Continued from Page I Wichita 49 Utah St 20 Coe 19 Ripon 14 Ind Col (Mo) 21 Campbell 0 Bemidii 7 Winona fi Valley City 7 -Jamestown (1 Parsons 38 Sioux Falls 0 la St Tchrs 35 St 25 Murray St 21 Mo Mines 0 2-0 and 4-0 Saturday nieht Gerry Staley gave up only three hits in winning the first came In opening their 1950 season the Kalamazoo 48 Wooster 32 Stan Musial's 27th home run of Wofford Ambushed Bv Stetson the season in the third inning of that contest accounted for one of the two Redbird runs Red Manner was the vi nr in the finale He allowed only four hits Bethany Col 7 Marietta 0 OL Nor 28 Millikin St Johns (Minn) 20 MacAl 6 Anderson 7 Manchester 6 Arkansas 50 Tex St 6 Cape Giradeau 10 So 111 I Oklahoma 28 Boston Col 0 Res 24 Wash l(StL) 20 Baby Hurricanes scored four touchdowns on passes and gained a massive total of 260 yards on nine completions in 19 passes Quarterbacks Don James and Art Knust spearheaded the aerial movements James throwing for three TDs and Knust hurling for the fourth By JIMMY BURKS Herald Sports Editor Six major league teams have been booked for 16 exhibitions here next spring Taber Sr Miami Stadium president reported Saturday upon his return from New York Dates for the games have not been set because of Branch Rickey's decision to sell his Brooklyn stock and retire from the Dodger management Taber said that the Gesu Rallies ri rin lo Irounce St Theresa Findlay 28 Otterbein 20 Akron 40 Defiance 7 Hal Rice rookie St Louis outfielder homered with a man on and doubled another run across in the second game FIRST GAME Bluffton 0 Wilmington 6 Mich Nor 7 Detroit Tech 0 Toledo 6 SPARTANBURG Thp Stetson Urn vr-irv Hatter? of pending deal also held up definite John Car 4 The game sponsored by the Hollywood Jaycees was tight during only the first period After that Coach Wid Miller had to gradually call off his stalwarts to ease Muskingum 67 Capital 0 By STAN PLATKJN Herald Sports Writer decisions on other matters concerning the Sun Sox Who have a working agreement with Brooklyn "I wanted to settle the question of whether we can have Pepper Martin back for manager next MuskPtpers the final difference but faltered The Jax NAS club struck first St a'g started out strong i Deland Fla upset the Woffovd I Terriers 23-20 here Saturday night before a crowd of 6000 fan- 0 It was the first loss in 25 lar season games for the Ten i' gjwho only last week spilled a fa- 1 vored Auburn eleven at Montgomery Ala 19-14 The Hatters wrapped up the before Gesu's Crusaders 25-6 in as Tackle Joe Kurash intercepted 8 Catholic grid tilt at Curtis Park a lateral by Knust intended for Saturday night Pud Constantino and raced 72 The Musketeers grabbed a 6-0 yards to a TD The conversion try pd in the first quarter but i failed season' Taber explained "But with Rickey retiring and the future of Brooklyn's executive staff doubtful I could not get a definite CHICAGO AB 'O A Jackson 3b 4 110 4 Jeffcoat rf 4 0 12 0 Ward lb 2 0 0 9 1 Sauer If 3 0 0 0 Psfko cf 4 0 0 4 0 Sawatskl 4 0 0 2 1 Smaliey ss 3 0 13 6 TerwilMse- 3b 3 0 0 3 2 Schmitz 2 0 0 1 0 a-Mauro 8 1 0 0 Vaneier Meer 0 I 0 0 0 30 0 3 24 14 ST LOV1S AB PO A Lowrey 2b 3 10 2 1 Schoendte nst ss 4 0 0 0 Musil If 3 12 2 0 Rice if 0 0 0 0 0 Kazak 3b 4 0 3 0 5 Howerton rf 3 0 0 1 0 Mlckelson lb 2 I 0 1 2 Diering cf 3 I 0 I 0 Rice 30140 Stalsy 3 0 0 2 0 J8 1 1 27 a-Bounced out for Schmitz in 8th Chicago ooo ooo ooa St Louis 101 000 00X threatened only once as the Cru-I taders tallied single touchdowns in the second and third periods game with 17 points in the third quarter but they had a scare when ihe Terriers rallied tn the final quarter with tW0 touch-do wns I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I end two in the final quarter Bill Smith brother of the varsity's first string left half Frank made his own name worth remembering by stepping 19 yards off left ackle to tie the score later in the first period Glenn Hamline 31 Augsburg 13 Morningside 13 Dakota 13 Xavier (O) 42 Merrh'd (Ky) 7 Hope Carroll 26 NWState 20 Friends 19 Idaho Co 32 Carroll Co 13 Lake Forest 2fi III Col 13 OL Wes 20 Augustana 0 FAR WEST Iowa 20 So Cal 14 Georgia 7 St Mary's 7 Washington 28 Minnesota 13 California 28 Oregon 7 Stanford 55 San Fr'co 7 Idaho St 53 Western St 13 Kansas 4fi Denver fi Brig Young 28 Pepperdine 27 San Jose St 26 San Diego St 0 Occidental 24 Cal Aggies 0 UCLA 42 Wash St 0 Montana 28 Idaho 27 Cal JVs 37 Pacific Sub 0 Kansas 46 Denver 6 HIGH SCHOOL Wofford rolled up 14 first Staff Photo MEET TWO HAPPY CHAMPS After winning titles Saturday night in the Boy Scouts' swimming meet 13-year-old Gary Johnson (left) and Frank Cutolo 12 pose with pride Gary Troop 31 won the 50-yard freestyle for swimmers weighing 80 to 100 pounds while Frank Troop 1 annexed the 50-yard freestyle for contestants under 80 pounds -7 downs to 11 for the Hatters I Si Opens With 2h Mugler's placement lifted the frosh into the lead to stay A 73-yard pass play netted the I yearlings' second score This time I Smith speared a short lob from Gesu Quarterback Gil Paez sparked his team scoring two TDs and assisting on a third Freshman Halfback Bob Matz led the Musketeers starring with Quarterback Bill Roberts on offense In the initial period the Musketeers -started their drive after guard Jeff Newton recovered Kennv Bush's fumble on Gesu's RBI-Kazak Muslal Jeffcoat Jack- i Margin Ol'PT 7 YoV StfltC son smaliey Sawat-: II Must Stop Him Friday James and fled 68 yards Mugler's kick was true It became 20-6 before the half ski Smaliey and Terwilliger Smaliey and Terwiiliger Left Chicaeo 6 St Louis 6 Schmitz 4 Staley 3 Schmitz 2 Staley 3 HO Schmitz 6 in 7 innings Vander Meer 0 in 1 WP Schmitz Winner Staley (13-13 Loser Schmitz (10-16) Robb Pinelli and Boggess 1:39 decision'' However Taber is confident that Martin will return The former Gashouse Gang sparkplug wants to return ami regardless of who is in charge of the Dodgers' farm system Taber thinks the deal can be arranged Taber had also hoped to ascertain whether the Dodgers will make i a I their permanent training base starting on March 10 the beginning of the exhibition games As in the past the Dodgers will do their preliminary conditioning at Vero Beach The Miami executive also was unable to get a promise that Brooklyn will make an earlier allocation of players to the Sun Sox in 1951 That problem will be automatically solved if the FI votes for a later start of its season probably April 18 when James fired an 11-vard nass 45 Strong and Matz plunged to Howard Houston Muster failed SECOND GAME through the line on a series of to convert TROY Ala (fP) londa State opened its season Saturdav night with a 26-7 victory over Troy State Teachers FSU started rolling early in the first quarter after Dick Wade's punt was blocked on the Troy 13 FSU's Tom Brown went around left end for the store A 34 yard pass from Dick Peterson to Brown brought FSU lit second touchdown Villanova Sports Crushing Fullback Miami High 7 Miami Beach Miami Jackson 25 Jax (Jax) Manatee 14 FMA (St Pete) Pahokee 30 St Ann's Oesu 25 St Theresa Smith accounted for his third TD in the third period by taking a screen pass from James and finishing out a 26-yard play Mugler's placement made it 27-6 Dothan (Ala) 14 Tallahassee 12 NEGRO Va State 25 Bluefield 7 Potomac St 14 Sheperd 7 Late in the second quarter Mike Sellers drove 24 vards for a third CHICAGO AB ro Jackson 3b 4 0 12 Jeffcoat rf 4 0 1-3 Ward lb 3 0 0 5 Sauer If 4 0 0 3 Pafkn cf 4 0 13 A Walker 3 0 14 Smaliey ss 3 0 0 1 Ter-ailliger 2b 3 0 0 3 Rush 3 0 0 3 31 1 1 24 ST LOUIS AB PO Lowrey 2b 4 0 0 1 Schoendienst ss 4 0 11 i Muslal If 3 0 14 Dierlne cf 0 10 2 iBoUwee lb 4 119 Howerton- cf-lf 3 110 Rice rf 4 13 2 Kazak 3b 4 0 2 1 Bucha 3 0 0 7 Munger 3 0 0 0 i 32 4 8 27 Chicago 000 000 St Louis 000 200 By LUSHER EVANS Hfrald Sports Writer Villanova tagged as one of the toughies of Eastern football comes to the Orange Bowl Friday night to pit a monster disguised Knust and Martin Hammel then became a battery Art threw a short shot to Hammel who streaked 60 yards for a touchdown before Mugler failed with his boot I touchdown James Arnold blocked A 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 his second punt to set up FSU's last touchdown jas a fullback against the University of Miami's defenses plays to the 24 Roberts passed to end Billy Gil-more for 19 yards to reach the five Matz took a handoff from Roberts to score Gilmore's kick was blocked by Guard Jose Feria Gesu scored in the middle of the second quarter after Bob Solly kicked out of danger to the Of ttder's 40-yard stripe On the first play halfback Dick Clough took the ball from Paez on a reverse around left end for a first down at the Musketeer 45 Paez then passed to Bush on the 30 who scampered across the goal-Gesu missed the extra point with a running play In the third quarter after another punt by Solly Gesu marched downfield on three first downs to the Theresa five Paez went wide around right end to make the score 12-6 Billy Wells' I TT a tO a Alcorn 60 Ed Wat Md State 34 Grambling Langston 13 Tenn St Miss Ind 59 CampbMl Xavier (NO) 55 Ala St Wiley 7 Ark State Greens 20 Va Un still has D'Alonzo and he's a better fullback than I am" Home-grown Bill David former' 7- -k South Broward fullback came In £25 the Hurricanes wl be for his share of glory in the final SS Big league teams definitely booked for exhibitions here are Brooklyn hich ill be the home club in most of the contests: New Vork Giants Philadelphia Phillies Boston Braves Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Athletics The Reds will be the only new team W-M Defeats Ciiicv 20-14 WIILTAMSBURG Va UP Left Halfback Tommy Lewis got period by bulling over eight yards XZ Staunch UM supporters probab- through the line Mugler's kick i Pasquariello the first time havfint eith that was blocked he escaPed from caSP' it was D'Alonzo as a soph who Although he failed to score Con- That was Satnrrlsv a week keyed a Villanova comeback good Dillard Howard Voorhees Dela St Sh a Rice 3 Kazak Rice Rice Chicaeo 5 St Louis 6 Rush 2 Munger 1 Rush 4 Muneer 7 winner Muneer 7-8 1 Loser-Rush 13-20 Pinelli Boggess and i Robb 1:45 10194 Morehouse 33 Va St 14 Elizabeth City 13 Morgan St 20 St Augustine 18 La Col 20 South'n 24 stantino delighted 1600 fans with asrn anri numiesne became the 'for three touchdowns in the final' "We wanted to book the Boston Livingston 13 Wilberforce 0 Arkai his hard running He had sprints of 22 and 25 yards in addition to catching a 23-yard pass After the fracas Head Coach victim 39-28 as D'lonzo slashed I16 minutes and a 19-10 triumph Red Sox but they do not want 201 yards from scrimmage in over Miami in 1948 to play night exhibitions" Taber 23 rushes in addition to batter- Judging strictly from the Du- explained' Detroit Tigers in 79 varrt with the onenin Ion sr frav Viiiannv mAvM an i were unable to arrange their dates nsas no nips Mo Baptist ATinston Salem 0 6 Ark Col 39 Ky State 6 attempted conversion failed Andy Gustafson pronounced Kim kickoff open date "Saturday D'Alonzo has to pIay here a nastv sort of an accomplice in In the fourth period Roberts' iJf pleased with both the coach-1 ing job done bv Miller and the into his first game for lluam and Mary Saturday and intercepted a pass late in the fourth period to set up the score that beat Cin-cinnati 20-14 before 7500 spectators The 21-year-old sophomore snatched down a wild Cincinnati pass on the Ohioans' 13 with less than 10 minutes left Right halfback Ed Mioduszewski hit End George Heflin on the goal line with a bullet aerial on the next play pass on his own do was mter-rented bv Wells who reached the performances of his freshmen To 50-6 ic lory FAYETTE Ark The University of Arkansas rolled to an easy 50 to 6 victory over North Texas State Saturday The Eagles who lost a 25-opener to Kentucky managed to keep the score down to 21 to 6 at halftime Bob Haner a 193-pound sophomore Twice in that duel Haner smashed the final yards after Pete had hammered into scoring a- 6 3rt 25 before being stopped by Rob-: By 0 erts The Musketeers received a mi Frosh 7 13 13 clipping penalty on the play ZT which placed the ball on the 10 JKrOWH OrillSefl t- e-opMT-! rliv T5 -11 £3- uront 1 Bama Topples Tulane 26-14 Witib Aerials Continued from Page 1-D turned into a score wdien Avinger shot a short pass to Al Lary in the end zone Salem's conversion attempt was wide Tulene's Harry Hahn took Alabama's kickoff on his own 25 and Handed 28-0 Spanking By Oklahoma NORMAN Okla (UP) Okla-homa opened a new season with an old story Saturday outclassing Boston College 28 to 0 for its 22nd victory in a row The red-shirted Cklahomans lacked some of the power of last The fact that D'Alonzo and Co come up next spoiled the taste of Friday night's-21-0 opening victory over The Citadel for Miami's Andy Gustafson After studjing reports of scouts Bob Breitenstein and Walt Kichef-ski who saw Pulvenng fete take Duquesne apart Gos'fSfson empha sized: "We've got to stop that brute inside and outside of the tackles or he'll kill us" Gustafson remembers well that Pasquariello after carrying the North to victory over Gus' South eleven here last Christmas warned: "Villanova And should an opponent concentrate too much on D'Alonzo a speed boy named Mickey Frinzi could spell trouble He ran through Duquesne for 160 By Yale 36-12 NEW HAVEN Conn (UP) Yale threw a powerhouse against Brown and routed the bruised Bruins 36-12 Saturday before 35-000 football fans Bob Spears and Ed Senav turn seven yards on a quarterback sneak for six points Gesu failed With a pass for the extra point The final marker came after the Musketeers lost the ball on downs on their own 21 On the first play Bu-h tossed to End Don Hagen who scooted across Bush made MARINES ROLL 61-21 BLACKSBURG Va (UP) Quarterback Eddie LeBaron playing the way he did last year for College of The Pacific led Quantico's Marines to a 61-21 victory over befuddled Virginia Tech before 7000 fans here Romp Over Frisco PALO ALTO Calif Stanford pre-season pick to go to the Rose Bowl turned on a stunning blast of football power Saturday to route the University of San Francisco 55-7 yards going 54 16 and 14 on occasions With all that in mind as well as the multiple mistakes made by the Hurricanes against Citadel the only conversion on the last ing in two touchdowns apiece in touchdown the first half knocked the orons year's Sugar Bowl champions but they had more than enough speed ran it back through a broken field to Tulane's 49 Here again the Wave's drive bogged down and from beneath Brown and helped Yale earn its second victory of the season Bonar was forced to punt Alabama fared 1 no better with its series of downs and In turn punted On the first plav from GESU 25 Renuart Haren N'Kkels Brumbv Bro i Winners Guards Camus Ferit Centers Gailey Kayal Paez Bush Clough Wells Bur- rego ST THERESA OV Shul'e Horkan Galvin Gilmore Cala Lapointe Solly C-arcla Nevtoo Andrew? Clark Lyons Backs Robert? Medoro Strong Pesola Matz Score bv periods: There a Gesu 0 6 6 Theresa touchdown Mats Gesu Bush Paez iS) Points after Bush Gustafson takes them back to the practice field at 9:30 this morning "We've got to straighten out our offense" he said Saturday "We staggered around throughout the second half Friday night But I think we'll get straightened out" Gordon Watson No 2 right halfback and Leo Martin fine defensive end will be unable to work BS II A STATISTICS WLj Standing scrimmage lulane came to life when Kinek broke through for a LaV BjaE sjp Hi and punch for the inexperienced Boston eleven A crown of 33000 saw the Eagles suffer their second shutout since Benny Myers became coach in 1941 "The first was the 46-0 whitewashing by the Sooners last year Replacing the George Thomas-Lindell Pearson scoring learn of 1013 Oklahoma uncovered a pair of speedy lightweights Buddy Jones and Tommy Gray to spring past the easterners Halfback Jones a defensive star in the past ran brilliantly to set up the first Oklahoma touchdown early in the game with a 23-yard dash to the Boston five-yard line and Dick Heatly plunged over two plays later Gamecocks' Late Flurry Nips Tech 7-0 ATLANTA South Carolina marched 91 yards in the fading minutes Saturday and Steve Wadiak plunged over for the only score as South Carolina upset Georgia Tech 7 to 0 before 20000 fans Wadiak who set up the score with a squirming 35-yard dash to the Tech five crossed the goal line with only four minutes left in the game Before Wadiak raised the Gamecock's shackles the two teams exchanged punt after punt and neither had the needed punch today Watson suffered a sprained shoulder late in the opener and Martin turned up Saturday -morji-ing with an ankle sprain High on Gustafson' memo of thing to be corrected is protection for the passer Rushed fast and often Quarterhack Jack Hackett wound up with only eight completions in 20 throws Fortunately two were to Fank Smith for touchdowns The week's work agenda includes a defensive scrimmage 32-yard run to the Alabama 43 Ronar faked a kick and pitched out to Harold Waauoner ivho blasted iS yards around left end On three tries Kinek capped his own drive by bulling over from the five Tommy Comeaux converted Alabama pushed back behind Salem's talented passing which netted a touchdown Salem's scoring heave went to Al Lary 42 yards to the double stripe In the last period Kinek cracked through right guard for a 28-yard gain A 17-yard pass from Bonar to Gale Kirkpatrick sparked a 53-yard scoring drive Alvis Batson made the touchdown with a plunge from the six Comeaux placekicked the extra point Alabama penetrated to the 23 as the game ended AMERICA LEAGUE Pet GB New York 38 55 641 Detroit 95 58 621 3 Boston 93 60 608 5 Cleveland 91 62 595 7 Washington 67 86 438 31 Chicago 59 93 388 3812 St Louis 57 95 375 Philadelphia 51 102 333 47 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet GB Philadelphia 90 63 588 Brook! 89 64 582 1 New York 85 68 556 5 Boston 83 70 542 7 St Louis 78 74 513 ll2 Cincinnati 65 86 430 24 Chicago 63 89 414 261 3 Pittsburgh 56 95 371 33 Gorgeous Gussie Will Play Here Gertrude (Gorgeous Gussie) the tennis star who created such a sensation at Wimbledon with her lace panties will appear in pro tennis matches at Miami Stadium next February Taber Sr announced Saturday Miss Moran who is making her pro tennis debut this week will play with the Bobby Riggs troupe which has been booked for matches here Pancho Se-gura former University of Miami net star is included in the group Rice Rolls Past Santa Clara 27-7 HOUSTON Tex (JP) Quarter within scoring distance I i Thf Gamecock halted Tech's deepest penetration in the final period as South Carolina Tackle I Don Earley intercepted a Rob- ert Robinson aerial on the South back Vernon Glass tossed four touchdown passes Saturday night as Rice's Owls opened their new 70000-seat stadium with a 27 to 7 victory over Santa Clara Monday with players who did not see action against Citadel coming in for a stiff offensive session Roughest scrimmage will arrive Tuesday afternoon hen offense will be stressed The Hurricanes did not show all of their tricks against the Bulldogs but intend to have such chicanery ready for Villanova Saturday's He milts NATIONAL LEAGUE Sanaa a a a Colorado Wins 34-6 Brooklyn 1 FtniidelDbi Any Make ili llJP New York Boton I Ufi h'n 4 Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 2 ffV' St Louis 2-4 Chicaro 0-0 lUP jiMUM BOULDER (UP) defeated Kansas State 34 to 6 in a Big Seven Conference TODAY! STOCK CAR AMERICAN LEAGUE or Model think the kids will be up for "I hope game Saturday before 20000 fans villanova Gus mused so" New Tork 6 Boston 5 Detroit 3 Cleveland 1 Chicago 8 St Louis 2 Onlv finits scheduled UTTLE WORLD SERIES Columbus Baltimore 1 (Columbup leidi series 1-0) in Folsum Stadium crmtA no Carolina nine Then the visitors began to move Dick Balka's passing and the running of Wadiak carried the Gamecocks to the Georgia Tech 40 Steve found a hole off right tackle and zigged through the Tech secondary before he was pulled down on the fiv Hottie Johnson made it to the one on two plunges and Wadiak went over Bill Killoy kicked the extra point In the first three periods it was give and take with South Carolina showing a little better game Is This Your Blank? Tfodau'S Games AMEBIC AN LEAGl'E 'e York at Boston Ford (9-1) Taylor (1-0) Cleveland Det Wynn 18-S vs Houiteman '19-1'2 or Trout 13- 11 toui' it Chlrafo Girrer (13-17) nd Overmire -12) vs Wiht (9-16 nd CiumDert (5-12) Parts both on the ground and through i Wiihintton at Pbiladelphtt Hudson (14- 'the air 7' Carolina drove to Tech 13 in THRILLS CHILLS and Labor Included FhldelDh at Brooklvn-Roberu (19-11) the SeCOnd Peri0d 0n the running Vewcomb (19-10) of Right Halfback Jimmv Kincatf Boston it New Vork Spahn (21-18) vi JLmmm --i Heam di-4) but a bad pass from center ana Uwo losses threw the Gamecocks 10-4 nd namhers ill-l? rg Bams- I deii -i4 nd Raffensbrnter Mi-it back to their own 34 where thev Chicaeo at St Killer (12-1) ts xvoro fnorj mint Pohoisky (0-0) ei torcect to punt SPILLS 7 THRILL PACKE EVENTS Only America's Finest Pipe Tobacco tomes in a Real Pouch Thi Edgaworth pouch fits snug your pocket It's convenient Preserves that famous Edgeworth Extra High Grade quality and flavor MAKE YOUR PIPS DREAMS COME tRUE ENJOY TODAY'S SUPER-MILD EDGEWCRTH Teams Win Team? 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