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It i Ahl1 rz7Tr Section SPORTS Burns Page 3-C Fishing Page 8-C Vk47J1 Its 7 41tantx Ivieralb Florida's Most Complete Coverage Sunday Oct 16 1960 111 I ii 1 i 1 i Libertore Moorer iII Tirigger di 12 11 -')-1 eTlialli tit li At I 1 4 64 1(1)- 3" dOt I (11: 11) Do 11 I 44 1 I 9 Vandy's two eight 27 33 and 20 and their passing resembled something out of an Irish soccer league linntiv't tl Irbil Florida 13 76 176 7 23 7-17 7-14 1 1 141 4-38 2 2 41 21 Vtitt Florid WO downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes intarcea led by Punts umbits lost Yards Penalized 1 0)4 A 1 1 01 14 to I 7711 fi terback from Miami Edison put Florida's offense into spectacular orbit with a 57-yard run in the fourth period Then he completed the 87 yard payoff drive with a six-yard pass to Don Deal from a fakefield-goal formation terhartt from Miami Edison delayed heroics of Sophomores Bob Hoover and Larry Libertore and whitewashed Vanderbilt 12-0 Saturday before 31000 spectators Hoover 193-pound halfback from Jacksonville busted 15 yards for Florida's first touchdown midway the third riplAvoR Inorrtire nf 1-Inlinniarec goal of Head Coach Ray Graves Now the Gators head into heavier seas against LSU Auburn Georgia Tulane and Miami The Commodores floundering with four straight SEC defeats still have scored only One touchdown their offensive low point In 64 years For the first half Saturday Florida looked almost as bad The Gators were stopped at coal of Head roaell ray 1 assists End Pat Patchen led Florida defenders with seven tackles and one assist and End Tommy Kelley had four tac! kles and four assists I Tommy Kelly the obscure 1 sophomore end from Birmingi ham kept Florida threatening 1 throughout the scoreless first half He forced one Vanderbilt fumble recovered another When all was said and done the Gators had reaffirmed their offensive promise of their first four games with a net yardage of 231 176 rushing and 53 passing Tandy picked up 76-87-163 At times it seemed the Commodores only saving grace was a sturdy linebacker named Cody Binkle who held Florida's nose to the grindstone with 11 individual tackles and eight But they came hurtling back after the halftime rest sniothering the thinly equipped Commodores with 33 play ers the visitors couldn't match in Florida Field's searing 85- degree heat By EDWIN POPE Assistant Sports Editor GAINESVILLE Nothing more than a bad imitation of a good football team for a full half Florida came alive on the This was Florida's second straight Southeastern Conference victory and fourth overall in five games the pre-season Libertore the up agal down-again 139-pound guar a intercepted a pass throughout the four-tumble opening 30 minutes Hoover was Florida's first fumbler losing the ball to Don Brothers at the Gator 48 after a 15-yard pass from Larr Libertore Saturday Football Scores SOUTH Florida 12 Vandy 0 Maryland 19 Clemson 17 Auburn 9 Ga Tech 7 Tennessee 20 Alabama 7 Georgia 20 Miss State 17 MI 30 Virginid 16 Ilamp-Syd 32 Md 12 Smith 23 Del St 0 Forest 13 Carolina 12 NC State 17 Duke 13 NCALT 11 Md St 6 VPI 27 Wm Mary 0 Morgan St 61 Howard 6 N'CAST 11 Md St 14 itm 41 LIBERTORE (F Bi'lai)THERS --w 1 Vo1 I osAAA A-AA sq Ns "tt 4 3 4 1 1'' A j' 1': v's i i T' i 4 t' 3 1 sf 1 4 Vii lora w't411 ''w' -''f -411 tts04 it' (-4' It 4 4 1 5 14414 eikii ts: t' i SWAO i''': :7 'kI: i 4 'T' l': (k4 I i 044aii i 01': I 'ti it- "i 1 i 4" 4 I- "i HOOVER (F) 1 k''' -t 4t -c A -i LIBERTORE (F) -01- I i ta igts' ::1 1: Is 1 vb) 1 fi 4P 41''i4 i 'l 't "0-0 ::4 0: 41 0 v' 1" 4 BR MS ER (V) 4 't i :4 i 'i I ft r- 4 vir i -7 4 's i '''sl s): 4 4i 7 l'" '1-' i 4 411 4 r-----1 tI I 's 0 i I xI4 iicyz: 5 A At ll i 4 06A -t et pxat i-404 EAST Russ Morris' 17-yard keeper helped move the Commodores to the Gator 17 Consecutive losses under pressure by Florida's Pat Patchen and Larry Travis however dictated a fieldgoal try from the 26 Center Cody Brinkley's pass was so poor that place-kicker Grady Wade had to fall on It at the 42 Mixing slants by Don Goodman with pitchouts to Don Deal Dodd quarterbacked Florida to Vanderbilt's 32 before the ball went over A the Gators regained possession immediately when Vandy Soph Hank Lesesne was hit so hard by Kelley that he fumbled to Ronnie Slack at the 33 Jon MacBeth hauled three times for 17 yards on this penetration to the eight just as the first quarter ended But he proved the goat as well when he fumbled and Commodore Mickey Cobb recovered TANDY'S RESPITE was short-lived Deal raced in from sideback to bury Morris at the two and Libertore returned a punt to the 32 to pose another threat This one failed on three poor passes by Libertore The ball-ball-w ho's-got-the ball routine Went on as Tandy under a lively 53-yard advance to Florida's SO Poor Lesesne was the victim again Tom Smith swung up and tackled him so viciously the ball squirted straight backward where Kelley recovered at the Commodore 45 I I Syracuse 21 Penn St 15 Navy 35 Mr Force 3 Pittsburgh 42 Virginia 0 Penn 36 Brown 7 Yale 21 Cornell 6 Lafayette 9 Temple 7 Boston 0 Wash 0 Harvard 8 Columbia 7 Detroit 19 Boston Coll 17 Colby 22 Trim (Conn) 14 Princeton 36 Colgate 26 Holy Cross 9 Dartmouth 8 Rutgers 23 Bucknell 19 Bowdoin 33 7 IVestter 7 Geneva 6 Hamp 31 Delaware 14 Tufts 14 Lehigh 0 Conn 30 Maine 2 Muh'berg 27 Leh Val 12 21 Dickinson 14 Carroll 21 Bethany 0 Bates It Middlebury 14 Wagner 21 Kings 12 Nat Aggies 25 Kutztown 0 Wesleyan 8 IVorcester 0 St Lawrence 20 N'tsich 12 Str'burg 42 Mansfield 7 Rochester 20 Vermont 8 Cert Conn 14 13'kport 8 Thiel 42 Case 6 Johns Hop 38 Haverford 0 Allred 13 Hobart 0 Buffalo 40 Youngstown 13 Lycoming 12 Edinboro -6 Union RPI 0 USCG 14 Amherst 7 PMC 20 Moravian 12 AM Int 26 Bridgeport 0 Am Int 26 Bridgeport 0 Hamilton 36 Swarthmore 32 Concord 6 Liberty 6 01 121 71 Si oes: 0 '0631 7 12 Staff Photo by John Walther led of Fortune Spins Fast as Libertore Passes 17 to Brothers Yards But hoover Fumbles Away iruis Georgia Boots Nip 11 FiAts Fly cis 1Vichigon S74' skit! di! ig Ni hale Ddiz: by z13-c 6 by Fists Fiv as Michigan St i1 21' 'ti 0 Maroons Vanderbilt drove briefly after a punt and Kelley played here one more time He stole a Morris' pass at the Commodore 45 and they didn't catch him until he hit the 30 Bruce Starling caught a Dodd pass at the 20 but with 36 seconds left Florida had to try to bust the tie with a field goal Billy Cash's kick was much too short and it was still 0-0 at half PUNTING SPECIALIST Don Ringgold gave the Gators a very large-type lift four minutes into the third quarter when his punt carried 72 yards in the air and rolled out of the Vanderbilt end zone Trying to go from its 20 Vandy was shoved to its 13 by a holding penalty then to its three when Thom Garden fumbled and recovered ND Mich St It St 147 35 113 41S 541 by 1 4 4-34 4-45 1 15 Ga Miss St 22 144 168 274 37 18-84 44 1 2 2-532 5458 2 2 SS First downs Rushing yardane Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted Punts Fumbles lost Yards Penalized First downs Rushing yardage PIOSSitIll yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lest Yards penalized In the middle of the field Several police with billy clubs went to the rescue but the scrap broke up without their help and the players finally left for the Minutes later Wilson hit Jun1 ior Halfback Don Stewart on a screen pass that was good i for a 52yard touchdown In the fourth quarter Wilson passed 23 yards to Herb Adderley 1 i 7 1 K1 6 0 e- I fl'Iti- (' Iii Britain Brockport rrsinus 12 likes 7 (0) 17 Villanova Conn 24 Ithaca 7 Mass 34 RI 18 N'eastern 0 Springfield 0 ond quarter for a 14-0 halftime lead and added another touchdown midway in fourth The Irish who have a 1-3 season mark never moved closer than 28 yards to the goal twice getting that far MIDWEST tIJ reek 210-pound senior Irish tackle let fists fly at each other Coaches and players broke it up Just as the game ended both teams were at each others throats in a wild melee 40' 4- rA showers for another I Grimsley a senior and an 0 14 I 1-21 i outside linebacker scored the ricrigeaZliamSe tat 0 0 0 0-0 first touchdown of his career (a7Sn-Us 33 pass interception by stealing Sophomore 0 1 i a ci 1a-11Geirtrkil Rascher's pass in the second mS 52 Pass from Wilson Orandstatter kick) i period Art Erandstatter place- 23 pass from Wilson kicked the first of his three 1 (Brandstatter kick) extra points I Attendance-51133 I But Notre Dame a 13-point underdog was fired for an upset Tempers exploded in the last five seconds as Oscar Hahn 210-pound senior Michgan State guard and Bob Ko Lindy Infante scooted back 15 yards to the Vandy 21 Turn to Page fe Col 8 SOUTH BEND Ind Senior Quarterback Wilson passed for two touchdowns and Ike Grimsley who calls defensive signals scored on a 35-yard runback of an interception as Michigan State Saturday handed Notre Dame its third straight football defeat 21-0 The victory before a sellout crowd of 59133 was the fifth in a row over the Irish by the Duffy Daugherty-coached Spartans It marked the first time in 72 years of Notre Dame football that the same coach defeated the Irish five successive times MSU scored twice in the sec rf-kzm Nnes'If: vie Itrww MVVMts 177wwmwmTw Nebraska 14 Army 9 Purdue 24 Ohio State 21 Mich St 21 Notre Dame 0 Colorado 21 la State 6 Iowa 28 IVisconsin 21 Kansas 13 Oklahoma 13 Minnesota 21 Illinois 10 Missouri 45 Kan St 0 Louisville 36 Da3ton 0 so In 19 Millikin 88 Augustana 14 Butler 27 Valparaiso 20 Dak 16 ND Aggies 7 Dak St 28 SDU 7 Ceti St 28 Ky State 0 IVittenberg 11 Held'berg 13 Muskingum 47 Hope 0 Hillsdale 39 Olivet 0 Ashland 58 Wilmington 0 Ohio Wes 33 Mt Union 0 Michigan 14 Nwestern 7 IV Reserve 34 Allegheny 8 Ohio 6 Xavier (O) 0 Marietta 38 Hiram 0 Otterbein 22 Oberlin 21 St Olaf 28 Knox 22 Kent St 22 Marshall 6 Mich 43 Wash (Mo) 0 Bald-Wall 27 Akron 0 ATHENS Ga (AP) Georgia got a field goal from the talented the of Durward Pennington with eight seconds left to play Saturday and won a stirring 20-17 victory over Mississippi State The 23-yard field goal second of a pulsating fourth quarter by the junior halfback pulled Georgia ont of a 17-17 deadlock in the Southeastern Conference football game Aroused Mississippi State led 17-7 after handing heavily favored Georgia a sound thrashing in the first half but the Bulldogs rode the arm of Francis Tarkenton their poised senior quarterback and the toe of Pennington to their third victory in five games Mississippi Stati saw its chances for its first SEC victory in 15 games disappear when Georgia recovered a fumble at the Mississippi State 12 and Pennington kicked the tying field goal miss State 17 0 0-17 Georgia 0 7 7 6-20 Denton 25 2 run (Pennington kick) 3 pass from Furlow (Denton kick) 4 run Wanton kick) 1 run (Penn)ngton Pennington 31 Pennington 25 SixtystoOne Shot Upsets Classy Field SOUTHWEST TCU 14 Texas AC11 14 Arkansas 24 Texas 23 Tiort Hall Dedicated gozl fi'kt1 1:4 ---'c" Act 11 t' il i A i 1 4 4 4 r( A IN 1) I r) 0 i tme losa 04 lit i 1 It 4: i :4 -4 -i I 4 I 1 s' tit A- 4 A 1 g'kr1 IIIN7I'Ll 141- s' --4 Ili 6' 103 7 air- 1-irtti VCIN It27S1 A A I 1 it IEVADE (V) i 5 I A UP Pays Tribute CAMDEN NJ (AP) Longshots took complete command of the $25000 added Benjamin Franklin Handicap when 60-1 and 70-1 shots ran oneavo at Garden State Park Saturday The winner Mrs Theodora A Randolph's Sutler came from out of the pack to run over horses to the wire Ala-mode Farm's Ouija Board took down second money over the 4-5 favorite Careless John Sutler meeting top drawer talent for the first time paid 812840 $SOo and $1160 Ouija Board returned $1260 and $1140 while Careless John paid $240 Harlan Dalton rode the upset winner who negotiated the mile and one sixteenth in 144 1-5 In the stretch Careless John assumed command with Ouija Board hanging on for second place and Counterate who was virtually left at the gate running third Sutler taken to the outside was flying and crossed the wire two lengths to the good The balance of the all-sopho To Dr John Tigert I Florida-Vanderbilt game and ed extremely mixed emotions an attendant ceremony produc in at least one person Just before the game the University of Florida's administration building was named "Tigert Hall" in honor of Dr John James Tigert He was on hand for the curriculum covering six basic areas of studies for freshmen and sophomores The system now is used throughout many colleges and universities Dr Tigert as president of the Southeastern Conference in 1932 also fathered the grant-aid plan a widely imitated practice under which SEC schools award full-tuition scholarship room and board to athletes He resigned as president of the university in 1948 Dr Tigert was a football baseball basketball and track star at Vanderbilt from 1900 through 1904 He became president of the University of Florida in 1928 In 1936 he inaugurated the university college a general more field Was made up of '1Z 's4t 4 i''- 1A Tooth And Nail Sea Classic Staff Photo by John Walther Burnt Clover Conestoga Count 7 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