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szwwo4rvf "0111'WTr'r'WWW4" MIPMMMIWMOWOMM wwookioNow4i 1 Burns Page 3D Section tilt 1 spo TS Latin News Page I 11) Sunday Sept 10 1960 Florida's Most Complete Coverage Richardson's Blow Snaps Tie Yanks "Drop Orioles 5m3 Stretch Lead to 04 les pared with 11 for the Orioles otronotrn 10" 4' 4-4 i 44 firs i 1 4 i4z -L4' 74 AC-i i Aif Lit -0 i 1 1 401 o''' --t4 4 I wt ter-) I 1 I lik" 0 (: 2 1 1 I '--14 A vtl-' to 1 "3 'iL lit rlf' 0 ef zIVNM'Os 4 It 4: 4 i l'r i ''''''l 1 10 r' "7 47 111c 2' I 4 40 i'4 41 I 4 Iv A 'f 7 '4- 44 44 f-r 1 Li 1'''' 'L 1 -1tpo -e''' i'4 3 i'- 1 )t r- it 7 elP ir4 I itii loor A It i i 1:: -N 1 0 4 1 low center and the Yankee catcher with alert base-runIng stretched the hit Into a double Estrada who went all the way in sustaining his 10th defeat against 17 victories walked Bill Skowron intentionally to set up a possible double play The 22-year-old righthander however walked pinch hit ter John Blanchard unintentionally loading the bases and setting up Richardson's decisive blow The victory second straight for the Yankees in the vital four-game series which con cludes with a double-header today gave them a three-game bulge in the important "lost" column They now have 13 games left to play as corn three straight batters in the eighth the winner It was the tall right-hander's 12th victory of the season against three defeats Until the eighth all Yankee runs were the results of home runs Mantle put the Yankees into a 2-9 lead in the first inning with a tremendous wallop into the third deck in right field The homer his 33th of the year drove in Hector Lopez who had singled The other Yankee run re suited from Berra's homer his 13th of the year hi the sixth snapping a 2-2 deadlock The Orioles prevented from scoring in the first four innings although they put seven run Turn to rage SD Col 6 Today Art tlitmar (14-9) and Ralph Terry (8-8) go for New York against Milt Pappas (13-10) and Jack Fisher (12-9) Yankee Manager Casey Sten7 gel used five pitchers in the tense 3 hour 3 minutes game with Jim Coates who retired NEW YORK Bobby Richardson the littlest Yankee of them all got his biggest 4 hit of the year Saturday a bases-filled single that drove in two runs in the eighth in! ning giving New York a 5-3 victory over Baltimore and a two-game lead over the sec4 ond place Orioles in the stretch run for the American League pennant Richardson's a e-winning blow was a line drive back to the box that Pitcher Chuck Es trada managed to get his glove on but couldn't hold The ball hit hard sped past Second Baseman Billy Klaus into short right center and before Right Fielder Jackie Brandt could retrieve it Yogi Berra scored the tie-breaking run from third and Bill Skowron followed him home from second 1 r4 Over Kentucky 4 i lett -rf14t 4 0- ti'4 1 1: rr 7 II 4 Over lienti i a rip3' le' 14 I Tly -ItP1 '4 "Ii- a -4 1 i 11 losi 44 Tech Rolls- 23-13 ee l' fb Ro113 3-13 KY Totts 17 IS 111 247 196 71 14-242 5-11 5-313 4445 54 5 Berra who ignited the win- ning rally also reached base on a smash that was deflected 4 by a Baltiomre player After Estrada had fanned Mickey Mantle Berra's sharp grounder caromed off First Baseman Jim Gentile's knee into shal First DawnS Rushing Vardar' Passing Yardage Passes Passes Intercepted II Punts Fumbles Lest Yards Pena lizad Passing YardFirst Dawns Rushing Yardage age inaansssiss InterCePted 11 Fumbles Lest Yards Penalized Press Wireoboto When Birds Collide It's An Error 0 a Robinson (left) llansen cross signals 1 tPC711r4w 1' it' rt'1 ik 1" A '6-4 i kw! 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'Yards rusl Yards IV assesP asses Intl Punts unit las So Yards WA Block in Time man topped off Florida's point- terback shot a pass into the making spliirge with a 13-yard hands of GNs John Wilt and run he returned it 15 yards to the George Washington did not Gator 25 come any closer than Florida's Bill Hardy passed to Tom 36-yard line until the fourth Holy for 10 yards for the touch-quarter Then Tom Batten of Miami High third Gator quay- Turn to Page 81) Col block on Kentucky's Dave Gash (87) as Georgia Tech's Tommy Wells kicks first period field goal Boot gate the Engineers a 3-0 lead and they went on to 23-13 sictory in season opener at Atlanta 1 allIMMENIONI 17 I 'm tt 1 At 1 I I I i 4 1 tistics: rtwl 13:5: 11 A 3 0 r'' 0 ft 4 1 I 4 1 4 Press Wireohoto Coral Cables' Lilly (inset) tosses big Seminoles azzle 4s funned Spi tunnel By EDWIN POPE Assistant Sports Editor JACkSONVILLE The "exciting new offense" that head Coach Ray Graves promised University of Florida backers popped into vigorous life Saturday night and buried George Washington 30-7 in a glorified scrimmage officially described as the season opener Graves promised the offense and designed it But tiny Larry Libertore of Miami the wraith of a runner Florida has been seeking these many years delivered it And 14000 fans loved it Careening in and out of the poaderous but slow Colonial line the 438-pound sophomore quarterback from Miami Edison High carved out these An JACKS citing ne Coach Universit popped ir clay nigh Washingt scrimmag as the seE Graves and desig Libertore of a run seeking livered it it Careen polderou line the quarterbi son High Tech preserved a 35-yearold record of never losing a game opener in the Southeastern Conference Inaugural Gann most widely publicized Tech sophomore in years got valuable help from Graning and junior Halfback Billy Williamson of Coral Gables And Marvin Tibbetts senior quarterback emerged from Gann's shadow with a tremendous 27-yard run which set up Tech's second touchdown Sophomore Jerry Woolum finally gave Kentucky some attack potency in the second half after Quarterback Tom Rodgers and Jerry Eisman had failed to pierce the Tech defense Woolum cooly engineered touchdown drives of 86 and 63 yards in the fourth quarter the first in 10 plays six of which were passes Tommy Wells kicked a 24- yard field goal for Tech's first points A Gann pass and three runs by the small quarterback totaling 26 yards set it up Ga Tech 3 13 7-23 Kentucky 13-13 Goat Wells 24 1 run (Wells kick) 11 pass from Gene (kick failed) 5 run (Wens kick) 5 Pass from Wolk" (Mayfield kick) 6 run (OM tailed) TO 28 Frazzle 4 log I ''''A A e' 6 LIk'1 0 0: i I fr-Iftl rk--'4 1'' I A Alt-tINk '1 i '''t'' 4 tg Ar ti'd 1' 7 --1 4 4f 4' lt 4z -i- 4 i -i 4:::: vk-T i At a li eLS' 7 tr 1 'ktAA a F'' f' a i00IF0 er 4 ''340 e'' 3: 3 ii 5 1 tz- Let Of t-44 70 "x--4 4 Li 7 4 1 s' 1: '44 ft I Ititi 4 '1" A NA '1'' A i i Pit '''''-'4 4 46i 00i V-4 $17 i 4L ''4 il" ''4k -40 A ftg 41 -1r- x-1 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operates with the AVar Party passed for No touchdowns and ran for another Press Wireohote Late UCLA Score Stuns Pitt 8-7 TIDE TURNS: QB Trammell Zips Through Georgia Gap but Bulldog Francis Tarkenton left I hauled down Trammell l'So who's Fran Curcir they Tide Strikes in 2nd Period LOS ANGELES (AP) UCLA scored a touchdown and added two points with 33 seconds left in the game and upset Pittsburgh Saturday night 8-7 Pitt marched 68 yards in the first series of the game and made the 7-0 score stand up un By JOHN CNDER WOOD Herald Sports Writer TALLAHASSEE Dressed in style Florida States revitalized and systemized Seminoles wore out Richmond 28-0 Saturday night on behalf of the latest ''new deal" in FSU football For 17000 Campbell Stadium fans it was a highly entertaining look at what Coach Bill Peterson had promised would be just that entertainment par excellence Peterson following the gaudy Seminole line of Tom Nugent and Perry Moss not to mention the formation came to FSIJ in January from the storyville of college football Louisiana State But it was not necessarily LSU style football that delighted Seminole partisans Saturday night It was simply up-to-date a thinking coach's game and that's not really simple at all When the Seminoles deftly executed both a reverse and a lateral on the opening kickoff the pattern was set Split ends wide sets halfback draws the quarterback option series even an unbalanced line They were all there to dazzle and frazzle the opposition Although it gave Peterson a good opportunity to bone up his forces for next week's big league joust with Florida in Gainesville it doubtlessly didn't take everything he had to upend Richmond The Spiders shut out for the first time in 26 games dating back to 1957 were ornery as long as they lasted which wasn't nearly long enough Sophomore truce Starling for another touchdown Two dazzling punt returns that launched scoring drives Seventeen runs for 81 yards Four completions in 11 pass es for 82 yards If that final figure was not calculated to overwhelm George Washington the Gators' all-around figures certainly left the perennial Southern Conference doormats gasping Florida came within two yards of its alltime total offense record with an output of 273 yards running and 204 passing for 477 altogether Bobby Dodd Jr sophomore on of the Georgia Teach head coach scored another touchdown on a one-yard sneak after setting it up with a 31- ard pass to Nick Arfaras Veteran Doug Partin furnished the games individual big moment with a 59-yard sprint And Miami Jackson's Don Good Sophomor another tc Two that laun( Sel en tl Four cc es for 82 5 If that calculated Washingt( around the peren ence door: Florida yards of fense rec of 273 ya passing fo Bobby on of the roach se down on I er twain' 3 ard pass Veteran ed the moment IA And Miam Alabama Smashes Touted Georgia 214 r---- I I 14104 r4 'V3j" 4 411 lk i -4-7 I 1' G'gia Alabama 12 12 67 272 152 2t IS-31 34 1 7-371 1-311 1 0 113 45 First downs Rush Yards Passing yardage Passes Passes listempled by Punts Fumbles Yards penalized ceded in blunting Georgia's vaunted passing attack a smothered the Bulldogs 21-6 before a national television audience Saturday Little Billy Richardson a 168-pound junior fullback was the big gun in an Alabama attack that piled up no or points than a Crimson Tid BIRMINGHAM (Al') Alabama's Crimson Tide uncorked a startling offense suc -t "''''-ii tv- '1 Itz 4 i-'- --1' 1 1 1 Of'r 'i i IP 1 "7 ir ''i 'i I i'-' 'I- 'te A 4 e' i yr) 4-- i o'lt ''17" 7- A '1 7' -2'''''11 i -4 1 1 7 07 ''4?" 1 -1- A 7-- i 1' 2 40) I N'''Zp-2' 3 i -4- -00-0'p- 1 '0 No 1 (4 4- 1 V'-- 4-4 IF Iss ir't 1 t' -i 14'6 7' '4 i ''''11'-1 0 4' rlet 71z 1 A XI i'l f'4: -0' lk i 1 4 1 4 4 4idi Ft'i I til the Bruins went on a final rampage in the closing minutes UCLA traveled 51 yards in nine plays with Kilmer leading the march down to the Pitt 15 Kilmer passed for 11 to sophomore Tom Gutman and then Singleton a 161 pound newcomer who had at on the bench throughout three-quarters of the game sneaked through left guard for six points UCLA Coach Bill Barnes accepted the gamble He called for the two-point try and the 1117- pound Kilmer barged through the right side of the Panther line for the winning points Saturday Grid Scores team has scored since beating Furman 29-6 in 1958 In the first half alone when Rama poured it on for a 21-0 lead at intermission Richardson gained 58 yards more yards than the entire Georgia team made on the ground But Richardson wasn't the only factor in Alabamas dazzling display of offense in the first half The running of Tommy White the passing and running of Quarterback Bobby Skelton and the running of Quarterback Pat Trammell all played a major role in thumping the defending Southeastern Conference champion Bulldogs For Alabama the victory showed the greatest margin in Southeastern Conference play since a 27-0 triumph over Tennessee in 1954 Skelton got two of the Alabama touchdowns on runs of one and nine yards White got the other on three-yard run Rust 12 Tougaloo 0 Lockhaven 20 Ship'burg 0 Geneva 20 USCG 0 Anderson 12 Ky St 0 Salem 10 Concord 0 Mil 6 Harding (Ky) 6 Caro 7 Car-New 0 Tenn Tech 21 Louisville 7 Mid Tenn 6 Aus-Peay 0 Elon 19 Guilford 7 Ole Miss Rolls 420 Penn State 20 Boston 0 RI 20 N'eastern 0 Mass 21 Maine 13 Rochester 6 St L'rence 0 Conn 29 Cen Conn 14 MI Wyllie 6 Steburg 0 Chester 30 Ft Eustis 27 Colby 28 Norwich 16 31IDWEST Missouri 20 01 Kansas 21 TCt 7 Marquette 23 Villanova 13 Citenati 15 Bar-Sim 14 Kan St 20 SD St 61 Is State 46 Drake 01 Xavier (0) 17 Miami (0) 61 Ferris Inst 38 Wis (MiI) Mich 31 Cen Mich 0 Mich 31 Cen Mich 0 SOUTH Florida SO Geo Wash 7 FSC 28 Richmond 0 Alabama 21 Georgia 6 Ga Tech 23 Kentucky 13 9 Texas AL)! 0 Ole Miss 42 Houston 0 Maryland 31 Virginia 8 NC State 29 Va Tech 14 ali 33 Wm Mary 21 Citadel 19 Newberry 0 Furman 20 Preshian 12 Davidson 16 Catawba 7 Len-Rhyne 30 Wollord 6 Fairmont 14 Shepherd 13 Tenn Branch 33 Memphis 0 Va Tech 13 Va St 6 Glenville 19 Liberty 13 Morehead 20 Geo (Ky) 0 NC Coll 8 Morris Brown 6 Clark 16 Clain 8 Florida SO FSC 28 Alabama Ga Tech LSL 9 Ole Miss Mar)land NC State V31I 33 Citadel 19 Furman '2C Davidson Len-Rhyne Fairmont Tenn Bran Va Te( Glenville 1 Morehead NC Coll Clark 16 OUTHIVE ST With only 30 men on his rostert and three of them perinanent fixtures on the bench Coach Ed Merrick of Richmond had to substitute piece by piece While this was going on Peterson was shuffling team by team popularly known as the "Chiefs" (first unit) the "Renegades" (defensie specialists) and the 'War Party" (offensive specialists) Peterson has constructed his offense around his quarterbacks Nebra1a It Arhansas 9 New Mex St Tex Tech 38 Memphis St 35 Texas 13 Okla St 0 38 Tulsa 18 NV Tex St 14 Arlington 0 HOUSTON (AP) Jake Gibbs broke open a tough Botts ton defense with three touch down passes Saturday night at powerful Mississippi opened its campaign with a 42-0 victor over the University of Houston The Cougars held Ole Miss to a 7-0 halftime lead Georgia got Its only touch-dawn in the a aning seconds Billy Jackson a sophomore halfback took an Alabama halfback took an Maim Mut seed Preu eireoho'ce Heap Big Seminole Traneygier Hits Dirt Richmond's Klinger (76) stops 200-pound EAST Boston Cot 1 Buffalo 0 Turn to rage 8D Cot 6 Turn to rage 8D Col 5 Nary 22 Army 37 1 1 4 1 ti -1 -45P 77 1' i 11Aolmftvo.