The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 78

4wfd lowroirlrgrfrolpotmaxwakes4wwwouto44A410owtopoodaporvm Va s' 'au IP a a al -A Tomoro IPoogec-101191111ro '41111 mgar 1cm pip dL 4 4A 1'4 i w-41 Iplor -70-7-1071 4 Aols p- 1 4 ACM ---el'' 1' 'i 1 44 4( s- I 'epiLd Texaggies Boil Rice 21 to 7 i A 2-D THE MIAMI HERALD Sunday November 18 195 Spotlighting 1)'111 By JIMMY Burtivs Herold jports Editor Sam Snead Warns Mountaineers May Use' Squirrel Rifles' on UM HAITY TO be back in Florida Sammy Snead now professional at Boca Raton Saturday kidded about Ted Williams' fishing ability and sounded a warning to the Hurricanes I 4 2-D THE MIAMI HERALD Sunday November 18 1951 1 Spotlightin 11 0 1 40 4 A i 8 vrgrye51 A 44 nn op if mvik --g- i 1 1 1 4 6 I i By JIMMY BURNS i Herold jports Editor Sam Snead Warns Illountalneers May Use' Squirrel Rifles' on UM I' HAIT TO be back in Florida Sammy Snead now professional at Boca Raton Saturday kidded about Ted Williams fishing ability and sounded a warning to the Hurricanes 1 Rice 14 154 127 147 14 1449 112 I 7-214 1-32 I 2 ID 40 Firs down' Rushing yardage rillging gassings Intercepted Punts Fumbles htst Turd' Pensiised letters-Zridaya dummy tagged "NCAA" was strung to tree on the campus 0 7 I 14 0-21 III Convenion: Hall Tens sooting Tonehdoornst I It runs 1 toot glow) (PA flan) Conversions: Taylor son Thanktgivinxhunderdog Texas The Aggies tag are on NCAA probation and a tl can't play in a howl game Rim 'tell At the end of the game four RI lur Aggie cheerleaders carried a 11T black coffin around the field raIll It was labeled "NCAA" in big i rwhite 1 a I glee Tens Rice pitingP) Pardee Taylor o4 I 0 It 4 I il -r tI ft i'''s' "'A-4 4 i i 4 ke 40 el" 14 i '4' 1 4 4 p70-- 3 4 17 -ei 0'ie r- 1 0 40001 4 7' 1 41 '4 i i 4 --S'A A 'i '1-f: -PIP A 1'14 4 7 J- I a i -3 it toN ''''v-itip''' 1 it a il'-v 0 I i 1 1 ei" it '4 1- 4 1 ''t 4--)e: fp490-- er-t i iP 44 -4- 4 i i'' -4 sf a- 7'7 a 04 4 444 1 744444-4'''' 'ilk pl 4 "kl 4 A 7 4 S4t 1 4k4 '''''''''14')tt j- 4V ''i 1 2 itt A 1 1 l''''''' i N''''- 1 I Al A 4 ise A -f 4-4-4 If vst- 4 'i IRK ii-- 0i-wk woso goo irt it-alowak1 i'''' i- 4 4 f'4 '''f' 'Z: 4 '7:" 44' ik- R- ''''(37 Ito 'n 4 7 -4 1A- 44 AST l'" 4''' 1 I 4' Ov6 fill II 1 I Will Gators Slip Tech a 'Mickey? Tech a COLLEGE STATION Tex Chubby little Lloyd Taylor "the other man" in the Texas Aggie backfield led his listless mates to a 21-7 victory over Rice Saturday to give -MEM at least a tie for the Southwest Conference football championship Taylor the unsung member of the Aggie quartet that has rumbled unbeaten through nine I games set up two of the touch- 1 downs and scored the other as 1 the Aggies made all their points In the first half El leilburgThatIs By EDWIN POPE Herald Sports Writer Florida's chances against Georgia Tech this Saturday at Jacksonville may rest upon a sophomore who hasn't been In a varsity-game-au year The name Is Mickey Ellen- burg and don't be ashamed to URI a liom a wonder who's he? Taylor a 163-pound speedster led the ground-gainers with 86 yards getting '71 of them in the first half Gritty Rice obviously outclassed in everything except effort outplayed the Aggies in the final two periods but only once could puncture the MINI defense for a score On the last play of the game a pass from Frank Ryan to King Hill gained 30 yards and carred to the Aggie five A crowd of 36009 watched the Aggies get their first share of the championship in 15 years They close the sea Pens Wirephoto A MASH IN THE MASK is all the re- back Don Comstock Comstock eluded ward Georgia Tech's Ken Owen got Sat Owen but was still thrown for a seven urday as he tried to stop Alabama half yard loss Press Wirephoto Sammy's West 'Virginia team 4' imades the Orange Bo 1 day night and Snead advised next Fri- sed l- Tell those Hurricanes to watch 4- Mountaineers mill come armed with I ifil: their squirrel rifles (This and fear 4 's -t2 of LM being complacent will alarm I Andy Gustafson no end) '1 1 tatrainteeeUrsMms dayefenneseedifrthifleesHutroricpaennees- -li'r I play like they did against Clemson '-0 Snead was advised the Moun- i i The pro who is Miami's golfing SNEAD favorite chuckled when informed -----1 Williams his partner in a tackle 4fotc''-'-'- I business spends most of his time 1 fishing --1 1 A "Tell Ted he might as well give 4' Snead quipped "Williams bet 1---j longs to me when it comes to fish- 'k vi in i however Sammy said he may be too busy this winter to engage in a fishing contest with the Red Sox star Sammy never tires of re- minding that the 15-pound bonefish i I el he caught a few years back has nev- N- Ni er been matched by Williams This IIILLIA Ms burns Ted up Sett Symington Admires VI ANOTIIER STRONG booster for the Hurricanes is Sen Stuart Symington who was much Impressed in witnessing UM's conquest of Clemson "It's quite a football team" the Mis-- souri senator who is lisiting Ski Salomon tJr Marlin president allowed "I imagine the Hurricanes were fired up by the NCAA not lifting the probation" I -Alp ty Sen Symington played golf at Riviera 14 with Billy Gaither John Ring and Gen Sutherland and resorted to senatorial Immunity or something when asked about his score I 1 1 1 11e44 the Orange Bowl next Fri- 1 day night and Snead athised "Tell anol Virginia team Sammy's Y-Allt- 4A those llurricanes to watch 40' 1 mobiT 1 ''o li 1 I i A 1 7 i 'II 10iA "Nt 41 I el 1 'am st II ILIA illS Sett Syntileytti Tide Ile's Menace to Crimson Back in August they spoke of the 5-10 185-pounder as Tramples possible No 2 Gator quarterback behind big Harry Speer -rt Iff At the time 143-pound Jim- iTlissouri my Dunn was considered too fragile for regular action And Continued from Page Ellenburg was supposed to own an edge too on senior nation in offense mile May yards on the ground ant But Dunn came whizzing up pleted five of 14 passel to become the Florida the dynamite that has knocked for 138 Misiouri which tied 0 loose six Gator opponents in 1 ma in first downs with 20 eight games Speers dropped to second 1201 yards on the groun Continued from Page nation in offense rolled yards on the ground and five of 14 for 138 Missouri which tied in first downs with 20 201 yards on the ground 1 ramples Missouri Continued from Page 1 2 1 Ells Shock Princeton 42 to 20 Tech 'Midget' Busts Loose In 27 to 0 Rout of 'Banta GA TECH ALA 12 225 100 107 15 11-20 3-13 2 0 1-21 1-327 2 34 bit First drowns Pushing yirdaga Passing gardage Passes PaSSPII interrepted 1)7 Punts Fumbles lards Penalised a 27-0 Georgia Tech victory before 38500 Trailing 7-0 underdog Alabama was making a fight out of the game until late in the third period when halfback Paul Roteberry nearly fumbled then pitched to Thomp son A 1-D 464 completed yards Oklahoma made and 122 in the air The defeat was a tough one to take for veteran Missouri coach Don Faurot who is wind ing up his tenure this year lle taught Wilkinson split-T offense which Okla home uses to deadly advantage Faurot's Missouri teams have never beaten a Milanson-coached team and the licking was the worst ever suf fered by the Tigers in the 47 game series McDonald seeking a repeat for all-America honors probably played his best game Playing just about half the 'contest he scored on runs of 57 and 23 yards passed to Thomas for another intercepted two Missouri passes a rushed 136 yards on eleven carries Missouri (I 14-14 Oklahoma 7 27 19 14-87 Missouri Hews (2 Pass from eirmensen) Doodler (7 TOSSi from Cisme-new Conversions: Raab Mehrer Oklahoma senrins: Thomas (11 pass from McDonald 45 plungcl Mtnan 423 run) 67 run) Dodd (8 run)( 81111er (41 pass from Harris) land Her 8 run) Sherrod plunge) Raker (20 run) Pellow (1 ToluolT) Convenioss Harris 3 Dodd 2 014salo Doi 1 -D ATLANTA (UP) Halfback Jimmy Thompson a 148- pounder who likes to beat Alabama tore the heart out of a fighting Crimson Tide team Saturday when he turned a busted signal into a 48-yard touchdown gallop that sparked The little Bessemer Ala speedster streaked 48 yards down the sidelines behind save age blocking for the score Thompson who scored two I "Gen Sutherland had enough birdies Symington to make it a costly afternoon for me" Symington said to join his guest on the links Florida's Sen George Smathand a strong booster for the Salomon was unable to because of a virus attack Sen Symington like ers is an all-sports fan Marlins normandy shores Sal( beck ers Mar norm Spy Convinced: West Va Rough May moved up to third on defense and punting That left Ellenburg as a fourth-stringer virtually Bsquad status Now Dickie Allen the ineligible senior who was simulating opposition quarterbacks against the Gators in practice has entered service And Ellenburg inherits the mantle of "opposition here' Coach Bob Woodruff Isn't kidding when he says the way Ellenburg works the pseudo Georgia Tech attack against the Florida varsity this week may keynote the Gator effort against the nation's fourth-ranked football team There's more than a tad of extra incentive for Ellenburg in this new part too He's a Knoxville boy And should Florida upset Tech and Tennessee lose just one more game the Gators can blast the Vols out of the Southeastern conference championship Thus Ellenburg could have a hand in sidetracking his old home town team from the title path Floridians realize this Is a long chance at best but they are working every angle and every minute toward the possibility at Gainesville They had a three-day rest then hit hard on through the idle weekend Today they'll study scouting charts of aides Mac Cara Johnny Mauer a Dave Fuller scanned Georgia Tech in its 27-0 slaughter of Alabama Then they hit the high lone last lap to the big one with Tech PRINCETON TALE First downs 10 20 Rushing yardage 258 271 Passing yardage b3 170 5-12 II-21 Passes inteeeepted by I Punts 4-23 5 2-355 Fumbles lost 8 Yards penalised 5 70 NEW HAVEN Conn (1113) Once-beaten Yale a sputtering but successful football machine this season rose to its greatest heights Saturday unfolding a striking display of running and passing power to knock Princeton from the unbeaten ranks 42-20 before a crowd of 67000 in Yale bowl Striking for five touchdowns in the first half and adding a sixth in the third period the Eli satisified their most ardent admirers with a brilliantly-executed offensive game rolling up 271 yards on the ground and 176 in the air The victory Yale's seventh In eight games and the first over Princeton in three years left only ancient rival Harvard between Yale and its first Ivy League and Big Three titles In 10 years Sparked by the passing of quarterback Dean Loucks Yale drove 91 yards for a touchdown after the opening kickoff Loucks fired a 15-yard pass to Dennis McGill on the 18 and the latter out-raced two defenders for the touchdown Princeton struck back to tie the score On its second play from scrimmage halfback Tom Morris slashed trhough a gaping hole in Yale's right side and sprinted 72 yards for a touchdown Yale roared back to score after the kickoff Halfback Al Ward raced 68 yards to the Princeton seven where he was stopped by Bill Danforth's desperation tackle Two plays later Ward cracked over from the one Princeton 7 A 0 7-10 Tale 14 21 7 0-42 Princeton scorint Touchdowns: Milers (71 run Agnew 1 I plunge it run Conversions Manatee 1 Ny 'trim Yale scoring Tonibelownsi Me touchdowns to beat Alabama in 1954 and scored on a long pass interception against the Tide last year was not the only Tech standout butit was his run that broke open a tight defensive struggle Toppy Van Tech quarterback connected on 13 of 19 passes for 159 yards and a touchdown He also weaved 12 yards through Alabama's defenses for the Engineers' third score and kicked two extra points Fullback Ken Owen made yardage where the talented Tech halfbacks couldn't crashed up the middle for 60 I yards in nine carries and returned a kickoff for 62 yards Alabama made Its most serious threat in the third period when Tide halfback Jim Bowdoln danced 25 yards to the Tech eight However two plays later Techs defensive star center Don Stephenson Intercepted a pass from quarterback Bob Smith and raced 36 yards before he was stopped Tech drove to the Alabama 13 the first time the Engineers got the ball but Vann fumbled and Alabama recovered However the tide reciprocated and Tech got the ball on the Bama 30 Seven pPays later halfback Stan Flowers hit halfback Johnny Monger with an eight-yard running pass forthe score After Thompson's run Georgia Tech rolled for 61 yards for their third score with Vann weaving through Vann also was responsible for the final Tech tally After hitting Flowers on two passes good for 34 yards he found halfback Joe Delaney with a 21-yard toss for the touchdown Georgia Tech scoring: touchdowns menger (8 pass from Flowers) Thompson (48 run) Vann (12 run) Delaney (21 pass from Vann) Conversions As a football scout this ain't Gene Ellenson's year Miami's luckless line coach scouted Georgia in the early-season and warned repeatedly "beware the Bulldogs are getting tougher every week" Nobody believed him least of all the UM players picture of Virginia's pass-Remember the score? log potential Georgia 7 Miami 7 and "I've scouted them in three lucky to get the tie camps and haven't seen their picture of Virginia's passing potential "I've scouted them in three games and haven't seen their No 1 quarterback Mickey Trimarki since the opening four minutes of the first (George Washington) game "Iles supposed to have a had knee but I'm afraid he'll be ready for us" It sounded like a plea when Ellenson said 'they're just too big and too strong to beat if we let down" Gene concluded with a statement that the Hurricanes would be wise to remember: "Pittsburgh beat West Virginia by just one point 14-13" 1 Normandy Shores Siyns l'onnie Colby OTHER GENERAL figures In the golf news as Gen Houghton scored his second ace on the 14th hole of limps Clarks Biltmore Houghton who hit a perfect shot on no the same hole seven years ago used a six-iron for his perfect 155-yard shot It was witnessed by Tony Bir Richard Schmit and Jim O'Hara Umps says the Bilt more greens have been renovated and win1 ter grass planted Normandy Shores is the first local course to have a woman golf professional Mrs Artie Gleason reports cA I lonnie Colby former Florida women's state champion started her assignment last mifkonewlimpame Thursday when Normandy Shores was reopened James Cleary reports many of the big name pros Including Bob Toski Dow Finsterwald Julius Boros and Tommy Armour will compete in the $10000 51-hole West Palm Beach Open Nov 30-Dec 2 It should be a good tournament OBC Took Calculated Ilisk ONE OF the surprises in connection with the upcoming Orange Bowl game is the Big Seven entry presumably Colorado will be stronger than the Atlantic Coast representative This is the opposite of what was anticipated before the season opened And In ivriting up the pact with the ACC the OBC seems to have left Itself at the mercy of the faculty athletic chairman of this group They have a lot of leeway in selecting their team The fact the OBC has the right to it down and advise with 'cm is only a meaningless concession The ACC boys can go right ahead and decide by their own ballots which is their most representative team There seems to be some concern on the part of the Clemson people that since their Tigers were thumped by Miami 21 to 0 Duke might be selected This is difficult to figure in view of the Blue Devils having lost four games The fact thrice-beaten once-tied Texas put on such a good show here in 1919 doesn't mean it would happen again The OBC took a calculated risk in signing this pact knowing in advance it could have below par teams every other year Some Horse Owners Won't Break Eren 10 1 4eii404 opened name pros Ir Boros and T( 54-hole West should be a gc 1111111 71111 Ii ru I ru Lately It has been Ellenon lot to spy on 1Vest Virginia And Saturday West Virgin la settled for a 7-0 edge over Furman which Florida State slaughtered 427 last weekend "It's going to be hard to vince anybody that we'll have our hands full with West Virginia next Friday" Ellenson moaned by telephone from Morgantown Saturday night "But Furman fought like maniacs today I know the hitting game when I see it And damn those Furman guys were tackling like mad dogs "Don't forget that Furman held South Carolina to a 13-6 score They aren't as bad as they looked against FSLI "And 1Vest Virginia is a great deal better than they were today They were fiat Maybe even flatter than we were against Georgia" Pausing and groping for words that will help keep the UM players from getting cocky Ellenson said: "I'll give you a capsule description of the a lot like Clemson only they throw a little better" SHOES Exclusive at AND Sam 18 NE 2nd AVE FR 4-2121 mommomal YEARS IN MIAMI Braid Sparks Lobos' Victory 0 Vann 2 Mitchell 1 Gill 2 03 pass from Loucks! 24 pass Score by periods: run from Loucks) Ward 2 I plunge I plunge) Pendester (111 pass Alabama 0 0 0 from McGill) Ackerman (15 run with blocked punt) Conversions Loucks Ga Tech 7 0 6 14-27 5 Corny like a kitten! A114rm I flared in the closing seconds of the game Saturday as the New Mexico University Lobos eked out a 14-13 Skyline Conference football victory over the Montana University Grizzlies With 23 seconds remaining a fist-swinging incident between two players sparked a brawl that emptied both the New Mexico and Montana benches ThrillPacked Football from Whistle to Whistle 24th ANNUAL CbmN In me I erstr 111uiaolit: Ellenson then confessed he onto the playing field Partisan doesn't actually have a true I spectators joined the melee 2 UNDEFEATED CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS FLA AMA UNIV Vs TENN STATE UNIV 94911 90'53 Take advantage now of our LIFETIME GUARANTEE tbsooloe Dello louses od NRIFTLERS IINNST0ANTID 15 BYMIENNEERSTS yes! TAILPIPES TOO! 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