The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 75

4'1' iffa BurrisPage 5-D rr-rr-rrrIrrr rielty 11 SCI111tIiit 09 am 7 tr a otair 'o -i- ft t4rtt Sunday Nov 27 1960 Florida's Most Complete Loverage 0' cf AJ ith FishingPage 10-D Gator Rory! Lid Up Snapp 1 Fl0 i If akes it- -'1 1 ha7litila es I 0 er 0 -) 0 -) 0 -) 0 -) 0 4 tl4-g04-L4--a (1:74 I I t''r '6)-1'-4 1 4 3 ') tly 4 A' 14 i' i 4t '4! (1:44 (lam 2) Won 9 Lost 1 Vs ltlittitesola Won 8 Lost I (Jan 2) Missouri NVon 9 Lost 1 Vs 1Vtirti Won 9 Lost 1 Lilit)qr :1 Larry Libertore Baits IJM Fakes to Hoover Squirms Free for TIP )V 4 ITitiribq Squlitts lie tor 43 i i' o- L''' 1 4 4 1 'It 1 f' 't'l' 4 i i-1- t- I 1 1 :7: ce------ 0 itt i 4e 1 44' (fan 2) 'f '4 4 T' "4et-- 'e 4 1 4 --1 '4 rpe ii! -t 1 1137a 8 ill ill 0 it '-'11 -k 'Nef-' 1 i i 1 et 1 4- AA 4 't k'''''' 1 Won 9 Lost 1-2- ------4- ri 4 4) 7 4:0 1 if VS 1' -J pt 'a 4 11-i' 77-1-'''' EP 11 47::4 4' It ti-'" -ii-E'' t't i 4 sL LIBERTO 1 -r ii-: 0 ii: tri-A 0- -'H 9i 1 1 97--A i it 1: 4 t634- Won 8 Lost 1 1 ----t ---1 1: 0- -47741 I 4''-'- 1 1 fo tA r- '(-1 4'' '4 -'t4111tc 4 )'''' ''''i H' 6 3:9 41r4' -4-''1' Ilk' et1- tr '1' i- "e' l''''''' t'ili'--A '''v7t-1' t11' 004'''' ze CW4 7 '4''': 42 'i'! '''4 i'''''''' ir ii 4 ''k'ir2 ''''''l 1 -'r 2' lekr49t-' 1 i 1 ''z A il44'V- v4 c''' i' 1 itti tfe: i 1 l'''' 4(' A gb C' 'q'kk -V' 4' 4 44' 4i'' 7rg IA 4 A'' 1 'N 'V: i i -3- zy i4 1 (1 e1 't-4 -'ili i 1-'' it :7 IPi :0 7 ir 4 4Ir 4 4 ha- 7 t(I" I' 1)4' Ni 1 I 4-- '''''''''s 1 --'14- ''''''''''''-1'1 6:: 'W :1 4) i 7 i 124 41 11 442 '1'' (Ian 2) 211issolzrt hoover -Larry Lil)ertore Baits ITIII Fakes to IfooN wail 9 Lost '1 0 ij Vs ''R: 2 a i -'-)-' Alt2 7 1 art! 4 4--- cf ''1 y- i IT 4 ifi 7 1 I uze: ifV in yl k00 :7 4 41 Won 9 Lost 1 5 4 4 2 's it'' r''''' -4- '-tv I 'tk1 j4 I )0''''' lk i N- ow ioonoprnimmilor :::7 1- 'e i fophic l('' i4 4 ''''-lcit ''44314'' ti -4' 2 1 --yt '1 I 4 i AI' 1 111 meRN t- )ttt Ar 1- 4 i 'q 4 i okk 10 ei i at 'i-': k' E't: I 1: 1 1 tt 0 1' E' 'N1'-1'- 7 -i-'1 4 i- e'' '611 i '''''1 11- '4 c-! -4 1 4 vN-oi ('' oc74 1--- t0 As LIBRTORE (Fl Et7- i 1 1)etr 2 4174 'f :4 114 i P'g 1 7 i 4 4 P' t' i''''' 41 A l'' -t-'''''' 1: 1 4 i1 1 '7'4 tk 1:: 4 1' 4 e' i'l'': -ta'4'4 4 4 s14 'k-i 7: 41 1-'' Florida Miami First downs 12 Rustibig Yardage 151 112 Passing yardage St Passes 714 Passes Untenanted ItY 2 2 Punts 3-454 7-314 Fumbles lost 1 1 Yards penalized 43 54 first string left half never got Ironically foremost I buckled Syracuse's proud de-off ground gainer for Miami was 1 tense for 250 yards managed only Senior Frank Bouffard the for- I ny 166 on this sal night I gotten fullback The quick and i and many of these after all alert Gators however permit- I doubt was removed from ted Bourfard only 24 yards in I outcome five plunges Florida emerged with 248 I And the Hurricanes who had Turn to Page 4D Col 4 off the bench because of a torn rib cartilage Ron Fritzsche who moved over from his right half as Jarrin' Jim's replacement- joined Wily there with an injured ankle in the games seventh minute the bench because of a torn rib cartilage Ron Fritzsche who moved over from his right half as Jarrin' Jim's replace- ment- joined Wily there with an injured ankle in the games seventh minute 0 IF 'AS -r 1 Associated Press W(rephoto These Happy Middies Have Plenty of Reason to Smile from left foe Mato larage Coach Wayne Hardin foe Be Ulna eeaoo'''' rt vf ttr rlire 3isc 1g xxffTv f1 1 1 4 i vot "1 1i Mr "Uf 1 s'f 1: i '1 1 1 4 ti 1 i 7 1 1 1 1 x'' 1 t---- -rv ANiN 4 i a 1 1'' ri 4 -1 ti 's- ci 4' 't---------' I 4 I 1 -a 4 11 0 k'S 1 1 I it 4 14:1 4 '''f i I i 7A et'-k 4 11'I -i ''''i' 1 I 4 i 1 i tit ttA Lza Zi a 4 Associated Press Wireohoto These Happy Middies Have Plenty of Reason to Smile from left: Joe Matalarage Coach Wayne Ilardin foe Bellino my Benin() Pilots -Ent li 12 II 9 1- -es 0: Ca' 1 Se al (fan 2) Ole Miss Won 9 Lost 0 Tied 1 Vs Rice Won 7 Lost 3 (Jan 2 Ole Iltsz Won 9 Lost 0 Tied 1 yrci rk i- Rice Won 7 Lost 3 IA Agtamm Then Heads for Left End as Blockers Form etraWignes it14 1A5 Then Heads for Left End as Blockers Form 1 I ay LUTHER EVANS Herald Sports Writer Florida's excellently epared football team made a joke of the University of Miami's ill prepared football team 18 to 0 Saturday night befere 60122 fans then hap pily went through the formal ity of accepting a Gator Bowl invitation It was the gutty Gators' eighth victory in 10 games first time they've won that many since their personal football depression began in 1928 qualified them to oppose Baylor at Jacksonville on Dec31 For the bewildering and be wildered Hurricanes it a their fourth defeat in nine starts a unquestionably their darkest hour of 1960 After rocking and socking with the enthusiastic Gators in the first quarter the Miamians looked like they looked in practice all week: either worn out from their rigorous battles with Notre Dame and Syracuse or disinterested The game wasn't nearly as close as the Orange Bowl scoreboard suggested Florida turned a I umble Into a first-quarter touchdown struck in the second period for a 12-0 halfway advantage and wrapped it up in Christ rnas wrappings with a third-quarter TH The inoffensive Hurricanes meantime had the football in Florida territory only three times and then never close enough to cause Gator Chief tan Ray Graves to break into a nervous sweat They got possession on a fumble at Florida's 30 in the third quarter made it to the Gator 44 early in the final period and finally to the 24 after Racey Timmons intercepted his seventh pass of the season And that buster was sum and substance of Miami's scoring threats (threats?) while accepting its first shutout of the season The much-advertised duel between the good big quarterback (Miami's Eddie Johns) and the good little quarterback (Florida's Larry Libertore) was strictly no-contest a il l' I fwr--tp-' 4e' -i 4' ''1' f' 3 ir: 4 'y 1 0-N T- 3-1)s--44i: 7:: i eg 4 ltrflA' -'7-71 r4: ii 4: i3 a41i' 'CI: I -t'! Nr: )it'tfo': 0 f'r' it (it 'b 1141'it 44 -711L: til pit i i 4 ''1 i to 4 10: i 71 1 4t 1 111 010- 04 ej I 1 1 11 I 1 'ti ''''t- r'Y 1 4 i 4 s3 i 4:: fl 4)1: A '5A 4 A 4- 1 1 4kz41- 11 1 7 4 5 'A- 0erk "Y- 4 vi4141 r': t- -4- 4 04-i iv- ''1 At i) V- :1 'I i 3' -4 tg: i 12 I's: 4 71 -ei Al en i (Jan 2) -) a It' )-: -c: Arkansas t-ri pok: 2 iA' f4' 4' i ''7i'': 1: 4: 1 vv '-'c'' 0' 4'': 43 4 '''Y A 4 on is Lost zi 4' v' 1: A 1 107' i'1': i'f i'' 00-IHllL I 11 41'1''''''' Al': I i ''f: ::1 11:: i Dtzke i :75 1 i 1 Won 7 Lost 2 4: t' '--b4-44- 1 in 1111113 1 Army Plavy 17 11 162 73 119 126 1044 12-21 1 1 3-27 2 6-341 2 1 29 25 Army Pia Vi 17 11 162 73 First downs Pushing yards Passing yards Passes Passes Intercepted bY Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized First do Rushing Passins Passes Passes Punts Fumbles Yards IP ground with Fullback Rushat2 leading the still smarting from the 43- 1: 12 beating of last year Army seared in the third on Rushatz' plunge from the one and again ground with Fullback Rushatz leading the throwing a 12-yard scoring pass to End Jim Impel Completely overshadowed in that first half Army made a stirring comeback in the second half as it went to the air on Blanda's passes and crunched out yardage along the throwing a 12-yard scoring pass to End Jim Impel Turn to Page 3D Col 6 Ira 0 at" SI By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Stir Par PHILADELPHIA Navy built a 17-point lead on the running of fabulous Joe Bellino and the passing of Hal Spooner and then fought off a second-half Army surge for a 17-12 victory Saturday that sent the Middies into the Orange Bowl game against Missouri Jan 2 Acceptance of the Orange Bowl invitation was announced immediately after the game It win be the Middies' fourth Bowl appearance and third in six years A crowd of 98616 at Philadelphia Stadium roared through the second half as Army fought back with touchdowns by Al Rushatz and favored Navy struggled val- iantly to hold its edge Asso PHIL built a running and the and the half At victory Middies game a Accep I Hurdles Trouble Bracketed by Two UMers I Iinidles Trouble Bracketed bv Two UNIers rr' 4'1 41ill'7 Fr) 11 4111 0 tk l'i V' 1 A :7 i'': iitt! 't- Ts s''' i- i k- 4 'c''''''' ''e (10-: i 'e1: i--: 4: L- e5' -I (Dee 31) 0- -t-r Flort LIBER TOR if" tk I 4: (la I JP: 7 ''5' 'iN''' 4' i': L' 514 Won 8 Lost 2 4 vi 1i x- i --'r)r ii -''k t' 4 t' '''''iI N'stf -1: :4: 'i Vs 1 4 0' 1 'z''''1) 0 4 0 1: r0 (444 Bag! or di i- 'I :::::7:: -4 i -4 7 y''' l'-' I' 4" 12 '') ''-'7 we' H5 -'14 1 e' :4 'i i ''n ''t4' Won 8 Lost 2 11 1: ::11 -t i II: :4 tes F-s' 1 'te I(4 :4 l'' 'b' ar ::1 -1 1 177 '1 if -''711 ii:" '1 i Val t4 1 -4k L' i 4 r4 I I I Fr4 A 7 :4: f' le4: 4' 1 7 i i 7f ''i 7i'4'a 'c ICs4'''' 4 1 LI '1: i I 1 4 7 '''1 r' 4 ''s 4k 4 Ekiii 40iiii40' Yi-'5 31-mlikail4ei411i4000ug 064401-iiirital 44soesott 4 '1'6 i4411 14a Libertore 138 pounds 14-on a 1 unanimous decision over Johns I 194 pounds While Florida's much-faster s'44 1 line refused to permit Eager Eddie to get his crippled back- field out of neutral gear Lib- ik ertore directed Florida's sec- 40fl'e ond and third scoring drives of 56 and 43 yards and contribut- 1: ed much of the legwork en I route Bobby Dodd Jr the answer 14 to INIlami's porous pass defense set up the first Gators' touch- I down with an 18-yard pass and then personally scored it from a yard out Libertore quarterback kept for nine yards and No 2 and Goodman his fellow-Miamian in the IT backfield scored the controversial third Tn Jim Vollenweider Miami's Jin ''''4' Ir A0 4' By RUSS HARRIS Herald Turf Editor If Iron Rail can stay in cahoots with the weatherman he may splash oceans of mud on some good colts before the Florida racing season is over Last spring Iron Rail won he was giving it all he had and two important 2 year oldi i stakes the Cherry Hill at getting a little tired at the fin- Garden State and the Juvenile ish! at Aqueduct both on sloppyt It as Iron Rail's first start tracks For his seasonal debut since Sept 10 and he carried Saturday at Tropical Park the a formidable 124 pounds but weatherman provided a morn- me form players made him an ing deluge which sealed odds-on choice He refunded fate of Iron Rairs six oppo $390 $3 and $240 The vienents in the $11163 Alligator tory was the third of the day Stakes for Rotz and worth $7220 for Gliding Over a muddy rac- Owners Ford and Hefty ing strip in 1:13 and 1-5 for Roman Note paid $460 and six furlongs Iron Rail drew $3 while Opus who finished a away in the stretch to defeat half-length behind the place Roman Note by a length and horse returned $260 to show three-quarters fouCrItohudatohloluout edwabsy as Shy Boy s'We couldn't have won any more than that" Jockey John Rotz reported "I mean Turn to Page 6D Col 4 i In the final tense moments It was Be Navy's great halfback who Intercepted a pass by Tom Blanda on the goal line and ran It back 45 yards away from danger lith only 12 seconds to play dashed over from the four behind the second team Navy line for the first score of the game at 12:23 of the first period After Greg Mather kicked a 27-yard field goal midway in the second period Navy hit again with Spooner Saturday Football Scores 1'stoclitoll I Ls Stings' fo igh Named old Foe SOUTH Florida 18 Miami 0 Florida 30 Tex Sou 8 Georgia Geo Tech 6 Alabama 3 Auburn 0 Mississippi 35 Miss State 9 Louisiana State 17 Tulane 6 Carolina 35 Virginia 8 Clemson 42 Furman 14 Carolina 41 Forest 20 Alabt 3litokf ouis Clem 1 LIB ERTORE (F) TIMMOikiS M) t4: 1 0" (Dec 17) PeztnState Won 6 Lost 3 Vs Oregon Won 7 Lost 2 Tied 1 (Dec 17) Won 8 Lost 1 Tied Vs Texas Won 7 Lost 3 Apparently Gets Nailed on the Miami 3 -J P40 ai4esvg0 Sequence Photos by Bob East But Squirms Free and Dives In for TD LIBERIORE (F) 1 -11 (Der 17) 11)liarently Gets INaile(t on the Illiaiiii 3 0-----477 E-p 1' 'I LIBERTORE IF1 LIBE Won 8 Lost 1 Tied 1 pt 1--1-' RIORE (F) t''' I' tie 1 VS st ''''kiK 'sos S' J' tk'' ''s 44' si'''' -4 I'x it Texas 1 i 1 rrr J-' fiv 11 t4 4' Nvon 7 Lost 3 '0 )t -'s-' tf TIMMONS CM) ---L i z4 1 9 i ic 1 1' 7577 'f 41'rs' 1 1 S' 4--'-'1 :4: 4 et 4 1 GOACf-r: 4 iz4t CN gm ilt 7- 7 i ri Cst ii :1 -ext-: 8 1 pl 1: -7' FZI 1571 I i 4te AA 4 ex velt4 A s' 4 I k-'' Pt 1 'I 1 oil' A 'h" s' 14 j- 4 l--41 4- t' Ita1 4 tertI424 A -I 'i TIMMONS I i :1 I 1 (Dec 1) 4 '4 11 '44' 4tAii-' 444f "11: 44 i 1 '2' ''i44 5 4 Penn State ti 1 -i- I I 1 1 TOUCHDOl'iN) "''''''fk et C't l' ') 4 rv: NVon 6 1osi a 8 i 0' eel' i Lni 1 i "t''''' I i 141 5 4' P'' A i a ialaoU4aark- 1 44-30 -44 Oregott Herald Sequence Photos by Bob East 1 I NVOt 7 Lost 2 Tied 1 But Squirms Free an Dives In for TD I I Po i lit A-1milke gr lop e7: '''''-'47'''''' 4 4 0: 14 I -1 -c 5 1 I k- 141- 21 ito game" declared Brockton Athletic Director Frank Saba "We'll pay all our own expenses and bring a big following We want to show you folks In Miami how good our team really is "We felt last year we should 1 Because Brockton was so anxious to come even at its own expense the Police picked the Massachusetts eleven over John Carroll of Washington The capitol team was Miami High Coach Ottis 'Alooney'l top choice until Brockton made its offer Tennessee 33 Vanderbilt 0 EAST Navy 17 Army 12 Holy Cross IS Bog Col 12 SOUTHWEST Baylor 12 Rice 7 Tex Chris 13 Son Meth 0 7 0 Team Ey RAY CRAWFORD Herald Soorts Writer Powerful Brockton a High School undefeated for three years will be Miami High's opponent in the Fraternal Order of Police football Dec 9 in the Orangel Bowl Hometown pride and art Intense desire of Brockton players to prove Massachusetts' I prep football is as good as any in -the nation cleared the way 1 for the Easterners' trip to Miami "If you Invite us we won't ask for tone cent from Saba coached the Brockton team that came to Miami in 1948 and defeated Edison 34-0 Oklahoma 17 Ok State 6 Tulsa 26 Houston 16 PAR WEST No Dame 17 Sou Call 0 Air Force 16 Colorado 6 UCLA 16 Utah 9 MINERAL WATER BOWL Hillsdale 17 Iowa Teach 6 CANADIAN PRO Ottawa 16 Edmonton 8 Tulsa No I Air I 'UCLA Hillad a ttati have been lmited but Salem got it We knew Salem would lose in Miami 6 we felt we coultl have beaten Salem 60-0" Salem competes in the West ern Massachusetts prep league considered a weak sister by the rest of the State Salem bowed to Edison 48-7 Four members of that Brockton team are now on the schoors coaching staff in-Turn to Page 6C Col 3 I alt nt--A 404 I 141 ve 4AJiggrfoldqt f4.