The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 14

14-A THE MIAMI HERALD Saturday October 30 1M4 37498 See Rams Butchered Revenge-Mad Miami Humiliates Fordham 75- UNC SCRIMMAGE ALLOT (Mil DONAHUE (F) GARRIGUS (Ml Highest Hurricane Score ipes Out Last Fiasco Bv LUTHER EVANS Herald Sports Writer University of Miami's revenge-mad Hurricanes demanded the undivided attention of Football America for one night Friday by butchering Rams the highest score in UM history Not even a cheating clock kept in motion throughout the second half when time should have been out could halt the Miamians as they alleviated the year-long pain of last season's 20-0 humiliation at the Polo Grounds Nor could Miami's Andy Gustafson do anything to save face for the Rams despite calling off his first team for good in the first quarter clearing his bench and going so far as to employ junior varsity quarterback Boh Dekreon Spur bed on by 37498 fans who reported more fired up than the athletes if such were possible the zealous third and fourth teams added 34 points of their own to Miami's 41-0 halftime lead Thus the 71 points racked up against somebody named Piedmont when the Hurricanes were minor leaguers in 1933 became a forgotten record Only end Paul Hunter's swiping an errant Miami pitchout and racing 49 yards to a touchdown prevented the Miamians from matching the worst rout in Fordham annals a 75-0 runaway by Penn State in 1947 The Hurricanes scored the first six tiroes they got the football in the first half After that about the most yon could say for Ed Banowski kids were that they showed guts to come out for the third quarter It was the sixth successive victory for Andy's dandies ranked 10th nationally in The Associated Press poll They can hardly help but go up in the ratings while preparing for Auburn It was the third defeat against a tie and single victory for Fordham second ranking team in New York City They won't drop in the big burg's standings Columbia is the only college playing football Eight Hurricanes got happy hands irr the 11-tonchdown act Four others figured in the accumulation of nine extra points from placement ion J'DoiJballA J'im Staff Photo by Bob East play and the Rams never were able to patch up their defense as Miami rolled to a 75-7 triumph Malloy rims head on at you in the photo at the left RIPPING the Fordham line open for a truck-sized hole which Gordon Malloy drove through without touching Miami scores early in the first period on this iV'V Writer Has Reader For the soft-hearted or the few Fordham fans in the crowd i statistics will tell a sadistic I enough story without bringing up the blood-dripping tale of the scoring Miami the nation's eighth best rushing machine going into this slaughter with a 269 average ran for 373 yards Fordham wound up two yards in the hole The Hurricanes putting the The Yardstick Miami Fordham See What Young Says Now Grins Gus 10 100 4 First down rush First downs Das First down penalties Total first downs Ru-shinr plays Yds gained rush Yds lost rush Net yds gained rush Forward passes tried Forward passes comp Yds gained pass Yds gnd net rush pass: Own fwd passes intercept ft Yds retd Intercep passes 19 Number of punts 1 Average yds nnnts 39 Number of punts blockd ft Yds returned all kicks Fumbles Fumbles lost Number of penalties Yds penalized rdi'HinnassaniMIWUlRM By PETE BRATAGER Iversity of Miami gridmen had Hrraid snorts writer jpopped Fordham's outlcassed With a smile that threatened Rams in record fashion 3 4 6 0 179 ft 1 4 30 imwwtititnis wonder what that (Dick) Young guy will say now' I'm going to make it a point to buy to run past both ears Andy Gustafson popped the question of the hour Friday night after the Uni- COACH GUSTAFSON DONAHUE If) MALLOY (M Herald Staff Photo by Ray Fisher By JIMMY BURNS Herald Sports Editor ball in the air only five times completed three for 98 yards including two touchdown passes one by Carl Garrigus the other by Mario Bonofiglio Pitching under the pressure of rushing Miami linemen the Rams managed 100 yards upstairs Dick Broderick completed 9 of 22 for 93 yards and his replacement Bernie Feeney one of five for nine yards Actually however Broderick wound up owing his teammates yardage The Hurricanes carried two intercepted passes bark to touchdowns No 2 fullback Paul Hefti streaking a record 98 yards and No 3 left end Spider Stokes going 35 Such astronomical statistics were recorded despite Miami's first backfield handling the ball only 12 times They logged two touchdowns in less than nine minutes then became relaxed spectators Three third team backs full- Turn to Page 19-A Col 5 oodruff Alerts Gators Against Upset hy Maroons By JIMMY BURNS i Maroons will be served as a grid- Heraid Sporta Editor I iron sacrificial offering for 40000 GAINESVILLE A stranger Florida homecoming fans here at In town could easily be misled 2:30 this afternoon into believing Mississippi State's Leading to This impression that paper (New York Daily News) and find Andy naturally was elated over the way his warriors had hnmhied Fordham and squared matters for last year's debacle in New York For those new to UM football Gas was referring to the 20-0 humiliation Miami suffered in the Polo Grounds in 1953 wras just one of those Gus continued we did was right and everything they did went wrong All the breaks seemed to go (against them I second touchdown' Gus: What Dick Young Said By I1CK YOUNG New York Daily News MIAMI footballers had oxygen on the sidelines of the Orange Bowl Friday night just in case Miami got too hot for them But it the heat it was the humiliation resulting from the 75-7 schalumping second worst beating in Ram history The total could easily have been 100 but for the merciful fact that the clock was kept running contrary to NCAA rules almost continuously during the second half Miami's disregard for NCAA lilies in fact led to a rerent bowl ban for the Hurricanes who appeared a cinch to be in some bowl New Year's day Andy powerhouse has now gone six straight and placed a little parsley on that string Friday night by piling up the highest count in the school's annals a pleasure to watch unless you happen to be watching from where the Rams were which was on their backs most of the time something of a shame that the folks be able to see them on TV come New Year's day but the NCAA says they are just a bit too proficient in hiring football players atching Hurricanes No Fun For Scouts FORDHAM'S DE FILIPPO 87-Ynrd TD by Cireone Edison Turns Back Pensacola 21-7 PENSACOLA Miami explosive Red Raiders engineered by elusive tailback Olin Greene used a crushing ground attack and precision riownfield blocking to hand a stubborn Pensacola High its second loss of the season 21-7 here Friday night With the unstoppable Greene sprinting for touchdowns on runs of 11 and' 87 yards and fullback Jim Green scoring from 15 yards in the fourth period Edison rode to its sixth straight victory Paul Slaton kicked all three points for Edison while' Oliver Melluns kicked the Pensacola Gators Played Their Best Ball Against Tech Woodruff Recalls GAINESVILLE At the time of our conversation coach Bob Woodruff of Florida was more nervous than a mother reluctantly permitting her only child to venture into the darkness disguished as a Hallow-een goblin Woodruff was concerned over how his Gators will fare in the or engagement with the Miss State Maroons at Florida Field this afternoon The Maroons are so unorthodox that they do not recognize the theory the host team is supposed to up and win the homecoming game They snubbed this tradition last Saturday in derailing Alabama which includes among its weaknesses being allergic to Mississippi teams Need you be reminded that Miss Southern upset the Crimson Tide in its September opener 7T eaSiPifn'iCinS BOB WOODRUFF Woodruff into recalling ear- lier thrills then in persuading him to speculate about what might happen in this important game Despite their 3-3 record the Gators are still in the thick of the scramble for the Southeastern Conference championship looked good against Georgia Bob conceded boys played fine and we showed our best offense in that The Gators ended extended dominance by winning 13 to 12 and Woodruff recalled should have scored more We were inside of Tech's 10-yard line five times but pushed the ball over only Football Mistakes Often Fatal DIDN'T make many mistakes against Woodruff allowed His point was well taken in view of the Gators winning 20 to 7 Woodruff also admitted being pleased with his Florida team's performance against Auburn a 19-13 Gator victim Being kind-hearted I didn't bring tip the futility of the Gators tinder the lights They lost to Rice Clemson and LSU at night a factor w-hich figures in Woodruff's insistence the 1955 game w-ith Miami at the Orange Bowl be played in daylight an interesting if young Woodruff said of Turn to Page 19-AiCol 3 the exuberant old grads and the catchy phrases and ingenious floats displayed on the lawns of fraternity houses The theme of I sharp-toothed Gators crunching jon Mississippians predominated Fortunately for the football Gators they had Coarh Bob Woodruff to remind them that i being established as a touchdown favorite does not mean the Gators will have an easy time I Quite to the contrary this I promises to be a rip-roaring bat-tle in which the Maroons could follow- with their second successive upset The weather forecast is for clear and cooler although it rained here Friday Last week at Tuscaloosa Mississippi State played the role of Ispoiler in wrecking homecoming so Woodruff is assuring his players that being host jin a homecoming game does not assure victory Admittedly the extra spirit is expected to be contagious and to 1 inspire the Gators into snapping jback into the form they displayed jin beating Georgia Tech Auburn jand Kentucky The type of ball i I they played in losing to Rice Idemson and LSU would be of! i little avail The fact that these lickings ere suffered at night is of no importance now Another angle likely to incite I the Gators into making a real battle is the fact they are tied for (second place in the Southeastern Conference championship scram-1 hie With unbeaten (in the SEC) Georgia going against Alabama at Tuscaloosa the Gators could improve their standing with a victory On the physical side Coach Woodruff gathers comfort fromi Mai Hammack hard hitting full- back being able to start this! game Mai still is not in the best of health but he should be able to last for a spell Last week injured Joe Brodsky came off the i Turn to Page 19-A Col 3 Although safe from the violence below scouts from Auburn and Florida universities spent a wretched evening in the Orange Bowl Friday night Unfortunately they could see what was going on has the best club I've seen this shuddered Joel Eaves who serves as scout defensive end and basketball coach for Auburn (And those he has seen include Georgia Tech Florida SMU Rice and LSU) the way they control the continued Eaves who witnessed Hurricane victories over Maryland and Mississippi State move it on you and they won't give It to yon" The Auburn snooper was asked to point out particulars a dubious assignment considering Fordham was 41 points in the red at the time you can take the whole starting backfield then there's not much difference between the first or the second backfields especially when Bonofiglio is in there been a helluva good coaching job done on this club We had a lot of respect for them last year Mac Cara who coaches Florida's offensive ends was beyond himself Mac mumbled strictly Miami Despite Fordham's weaker club they (the Hurricanes) show-real strength I saw them against Mississippi State and they looked just as good well coached they run hard and they tackle hard Their running game is as good as I've seen all year They compare well with Ole Miss" Cara like Eaves has been around He has scouted Georgia Tech Tulane Kentucky LSU Auburn Alabama and Mississippi State About that time the Pensacola Navy drill team performed an intricate halftime maneuver letter perfect to the man looked like the Hurricanes on that one Eaves quipped They did sorta UNDERWOOD conversion The Tigers showing a stinging running attack moved from their own 36 in nine plays after the (opening kickoff to Edison's four With a first down the Tigers were unable to push the ball Greene's 87-yard sprint in and Edison took over on third period broke a stubborn of- a fourth down fumble on th I fensive battle I Edison regained its composure Pensacola had wasted two fine and Greene then was unleashed I A ter grinding out 27 yards in 'four tries the talented tailback The Yardstick (stepped back and tossed to Tom though was the one that broke their backs I think we scared them when we marched right through them the first time we got the bail and when we got that second one real quick that did Naturally everybody looked good Who doesn't in a 75-7 victory? The dry-shirted regulars didn't play at all jn the second half and a total of only seven and one-half minutes all together Everybody got in Even some who had never played before Like Gary Morehouse the All-America manager (put it: got in 1 Pensamia Fdison FIug6r who had sncBkcd past Tiger defenders to the Pensacola 11 Two plays later after the teams changed goals ending the first quarter Greene stepped the 11 yards untouched 1 i -IS I 1 M5 4S First downs Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted Yards rushing Yards passing Total Yards Fumbles lost Punts Punting average Penalties NATIONALS SELL NEAL SYRACUSE UFl The Syracuse Nationals of the National Basketball Assn Friday sold big Jim Neal to the Baltimore Bullets opportunities in the first half hogging down inside the Raiders' four and six yard lines But after Greene on a shift to the left swnjgz wide around As an extra dividend for the Turn toPage 19-A Col 1.