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I II -I-WUI MW I mmu I Cubs Grab Irvin in Light 10 -Player Baseball Draft (fH i a i a I Tuss Nov 29 19SS 3-D Grambling Outweighs Line Nats Take Unknown Pitcher With Allen Corson McDowell Catches 42Pound Sailfish Although he has a weighty bench Coach Jake Gaither wiil give away an average of 20 pounds per man when he starts his Florida A and line against unbeaten Grambling State College Saturday night in the Orange Bowl for the 23rd annual Orange Blossom Classic The Florida line will average 199 pounds from end to end for the Saturday night test that can decide the national Negro college championship At the end posts Gaither has Maurice Graham 200 Wilmington NC and Willie Holt 195 Columbus Ga In the tackle slots he has Cal Gladdin 190 Cincinnati and Morris Riley 215 Jacksonville The starting guards will be Vernon Wilder 204 Eus-tis and Charlie Hines 190 Ft Pierce Carl Crowell 200-pounder from Columbus Ga is slated to open at center The weighty linemen in waiting on the Rattler bench include Bobby Brown 268 pound tackle from West Palm Beach Lucions Scott 260-pound tackle from Tampa Gene Miller Ft Lauderdale 255-pound tackle Jim Johnson 2 i center from Jacksonville and Cliff Harden 230 guard Melbourne Both unbeaten squads are due in Miami Thursday FALL FISHING activity at the-Key Largo Club got underway Sunday with two successful anglers establishing a pair of leads Blake McDowell Akron and general counsel for the Knight Newspapers caught his first 6ailfish a 42 pounder and found himself leading the class for this species His fish replaced a 33 pound sail taken earlier by James Knight executive vice president of Knight Newspapers and general manager of The Miami Herald Jack Quinn president of Weber and Quinn Fuel Co Brooklyn boxed a 30 pound wahoo for two-phase honors His fish gives him first place for the species in the division It is also larger than any wahoo entered by a club member Trolling was done from the Fat skippered by (Fat) Murphy Both Quinn and McDowell are house guests of the James Knights at their Indian Creek Island home UM Rates 14th Best In System By MITCH WILLIAMSON Special To Th Herald HOUSTON Oklahoma remained on top the Williamson rating heap Monday and the University of Miami was 14th as the final big football weekend of traditional games liberally sprinkled with upsets scrambled the rankings The more pertinent reversals of form saw Texas trip Texas 21-6 Army upend Navy 14-6 Southern California a tun Notre Dame 42-20 and Tennessee repel Vanderbilt 20-14 Of the first ten rated teams this week six have lost to lower-ranked teams during the season This proves It is impossible to put all the powerhouses in 10 spots First-place Oklahoma showed awesome power In a 53-0 rout of Oklahoma and the Sooners ran nothing mora than simple handoffs and bread-and-butter play as they tried to from Maryland scouts Trailing the Sooners in order are Rose Bowl-bound Michigan State Orange Bowl-bound Maryland and Rose Bowl-host UCLA Texas Christian finished a successful season with 20-13 win over Southern Methodist to the fifth position Sixth-place Mississippi shut out rival Mississippi State and Auburn No 7 blanked Alabama Filling out the first 10 teams are eighth-place Georgia Tech Stanford and Duke the No 10 unit Ohio State lost only to Stanford and Duke this fail and climbed to 11th TAiYLOR OFF TO FAST START Blake McDowell left' and Jack Quinn as the fall angling season opened Sunday at the Key Largo Anglers' Club McDowell of Akron general counsel for Knight Newspapers and Quinn president of Weber and Quinn Fuel Co in Brooklyn stand beside their 42-pound sailfish and 30-pound wahoo respectively Both anglers are guests of the James Knights at their Indian Creek Island home (See Corson's column for details) King Mackerel at Sarasota XICK ROBERTSON' sports editor of the Sarasota Herald Tribume was In town long enough Saturday to cover both the Miami victory over Florida and talk a bit about fishing He said Sarasota skippers have been having a real go with king mackerel He offered an unusual catch for Sarasota deep sea waters that this writer feels could be commonplace if the boatmen there would pioneer a little Nick said someone brought In a 15 pound dolphin He stressed that the reason for the dolphin catch was due entirely to the distance offshore boats had to go for kingfish The dolphin was merely by-product of a long distance kingfish Jaunt Guests COLUMBUS Ohio Monte Irvin former New York Giant star who hit 352 after dropping down to Minneapolis returned to the big show with the Chicago Cubs Monday among 10 minor league players selected for $1 15-COO in the lightest major league draft since 1945 Washington surprised many by grabbing a virtually unknown righthanded pitcher Conrad Grob off the roster of Montreal In the International League as the No 1 selection It was the second straight year that Brooklyn's farm had given up the first draftee Last year It was outfielder Roberto Clemente to Pittsburgh Of the 10 selected three fewer than last year eight were pitchers pointing up the talent shortage in the Majors The others "to move up were first base-man Bob Boyd and Irvin Boyd who hit 309 at Houston In the Texas League was drafted by Baltimore off the St Louis farm at Rochester of the International League The Cubs were the only dou- ble drafters In addition to the 85-year-old Irvin they took Vito Valentlnetti a righthanded pitcher off the Toronto list Vito who was up with the Chicago White Sox briefly had a 9-15 record at Charleston in the American Association before bis contract was shifted to Toronto Joe Prrsko who had arm trouble with the Cards and had a 6-10 season with St Louis' Omaha farm In the American Association was smched by the Detroit Tigers Steve Ridzik former Philadelphia Phil and Cincinnati Redieg was picked by the New York Giants cff the Seattle list Ridzik went to the minora with San Diego in mid-seson after he was traded to Cincinnati Lefthanded Lou Sleater who started the season with the New York Yankees and shifted to Kansas City Columbus and Toledo was drafted from Columbus by the Milwaukee Braves Only nine of the 16 major league teams drafted Among the seven who passed were the Dodgers and the Yanks Other ST Pitcher Billy Muffett from Los Angelea 10-4 record with Shreveport KANSAS Pitcher William Her-rtaie from Oakland who had a 15-7 record at Montgomery DETROIT Pitcher Joe Preako of Omaha Jormerly with St Lou la Card a 10-0 record NEW YORK 8-eye Rlda'k of Seattle 2-1 record with San Dicto He pitched with Philadelphia and Cincinnati before Seattle MILWAUKEE BRAVES Southpaw Lon Blaster ol Columbia a 1-1 record at Toledo The Cuba only club to draft more than on player took pitcher Vito Valentlnetti from Toronto Seven cluba passed sp tha draft A total of 1113000 waa (pent for tha 10 player MARINE CANVAS For any size craft AMERICAN CANVAS PRODUCTS 2 LOCATIONS ii Ft Laadardals I24S IE I Ilk Art 6k lllt Vets to Fly To OB Game make the trip by char- 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$150 Club House $300 Bleachers 60 Complete Dining Facilities Reservation call MOhawk 7-758 1 NO MINORS ADMITTED BUS SERVICE Dinct to the Track hom Miami Miami Bo ch Ft Laudardola and Hollywood e(Mfteettei eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeee eeee eeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeee eeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeee On 3Yew Officers 03 8 03 7 03 6 07 8 93 4 93 2 02 3 2 3 02 2 93 1 fl 0 01 0 01 0 01 8 59 Arizona 40 Clemaon 61 Tempe flt 63 Cheiianoof 63 Van 64 Wichita 65 Yale 64 Georgia 67 Mi South 68 Houston 69 Wake Poreet -0 Hawaii THE MDZ-ALLK46 Women Golfers Vote Today Mr Browne vs Mrs Zd Mr McDevltt va Mr Joraenaen 6 Mrs Ben Costello vs Mrs A Madden 8 20 Mrs Harry Lamont Mra Henry Russell 8 Mrs Wm Reid Mr Btubb 8 30 Mrs Sam Anderson Mrs Lis easy 9 Mr WUllama Mr John Halifax 9 40 Mrs Paul Davla va Mr Wm Heaton 8 Mra Dare Stouder va Mr Robt Long Mr Lee Bradford vi Mra Stuart Patron 9 55 Mra Plta-Olbbon va Mra John Ring 10 Mr Howard Curry vs Mrs A Marion 1005 Mra Phil Lawrence va Mra Wm Simmon Mrs Zarly Mr Thomas Fett trew Mrs Ontrr 0 Mrs Thelma Kurry Mrs Georte Seidel Mrs Robert Watters 9 33 Mrs Rlcfasrd Thornton Mrs Wallace MacCory Mrs Creighton North-rup 9 40 Mrs Lloyd Pray Mrs A Troy Mrs Franci Hogan 0 Mrs Eugene Krb Mrg Verner Smith Mrs Horton 9 Mrs 8 Clark Mrs Joe 8a-Fillippo Mrs Corbitt 10 Mis Dottye Davlm Mrs Arthur Nelson Mrs DesJardins 10 09 Mrs George Hartley Mr Joseph Irvin Mrs Frank Anderson 10 Mrs Don Hoefle Mrs Howard Boucher Mrs A Pynchon 10 23 Mrs James Trahey Mr Harry Oren Mrs Frank Clark 10 30 Mrs George Wilcox Mr 8 Grover Morrow Mr Joseph Davu 10 Mrs Oruner Mrs John Elsegser Mrs Stuart Gordon 10 Mrs Peew Mrs Alva Can Mrs O'Donnell Election of officers is scheduled by the Greater Miami Golf Association at a noon luncheon today at the Miami Springs Villas Mrs William Marshall is the retiring president of the association which sponsored 1-monthly tournaments since last April SIXTY WOMEN have entered the Triple Trophy tournament cheduled at the Miami Shores Golf Club Pairings for the Thursday and Friday rounds are: 30 Mr Trrt BUamT Mr Frank Rvdsr Mn Mark Matthews Mrs Carl Henle Mr Gu Kaeh-ie Mrs Joseph Muniz 8 Mrs Chltty Mr 8 Tatntor Jr Mrs Thomas Brooks 8 Mrs FYank Fuller Mrs Albertson Mrs 8hmn 8 Mr A Sehofman Mr A WelM Mrs Hermon Roberson 0 Mrs A Cralf Burton Mrs Leon Carellas Mr Howard McLauxhlln 0 Mrs Mario Scandiffto Mr Parry Mr Charles Leonard Mrs Robert Khoury Mrs Cavanaugh -Mr Mr Llnkroura va Mrs Campbell vs Mra Dunan vs Mr Monroa va Mrs L- Hubbard 10 Mrs Norman Aller 10 Mra Frank Newman 10 Mrs Darrell John McKinley THE ANNUAL Red and Blue tournament has been scheduled by the Riviera CC women golfers for Wednesday Mrs Robert Piper is captain of the Red team and the Blue lineup is headed by Mrs Jack Straessley Pairings for the nine-hole event are: For the Names at the Top of your Christmas List Seagrams VO Oiot quite that big FROVY TUNY 8 45 Mr Geore Yarrrll Mr Gordon Anderaon Mr William Brlckell ra Mr Harry Hartahorn 00 Mra Robert Plpr Mr Jack Straeaaley 6 05 Mra Woodward va Mr William Rdelsfceimer 6 10 Mra Morton Bright vs Mrs Cordes 6 Mr Ed So bod a vs Mr Chaa Craig 6 Mra Ruasell Wyooff va Mr Buggeln 6 25 Mrs Thouvenell va Mra James Kirkwood 8 Mra Thoma MeOflnn va Mra A Vogt 9 35 Mr John AJae va Mr Houser 9 40 Mr Helen Pennock va Mra Dave Hulsman Mrs Jean Barrett vs Mrs I Sttlea 9 50 Mra Homer Fraxier Mra Parker 9 55 Mra Talton Embry Mr Clarke Hugh Jackson vs Mr Mra Stings Hold Light Drill Still bruised from last 14-6 victory over Edison Miami football team worked out In shorts again Monday The Stings will do the same through Thursday then possibly don pads Friday Left half Bob Hill who left the Edison fray during the first nine minutes was still hobbling and Coach Charlie Tate was uncertain whether his right knee will be okay for play against New Britain Conn in the Kiwanis scuffle Deo 9 Routine matters will consume practice time this week pass offense running plays agility drills and other things to keep the team In shape A Lancaster vs Mra Frank Moore 10 Mra Grlifin Mrs Georg MoCaughan Mra Bernard Riley Mra Penny Mra Pope Mrs Ernest Graham va Mrs Jonathan Winters BACK NINE -8 00 Mr Dowlen va Mr Billie Hartlng Yet the new McAllister KING-SIZE-GLASS holds A-P say "YES" on AUTO LOANS EXAMPLE OF LIBERAL LOAN VALUES Nin out of ten loans completed whllt Bowling Results METRO LCAGT'E At Rowland) Kin Louie 2 Brandon's 1: Miami Bowler 2 Knowles 1 and 2 Gil Strange's 1 Kendalwood 2 Norton and McCormick I High Individual tame Crows 258 et "Woods 605 HlRh team game and set Kendalwood 7 064 and 3022 not 3 not 4 not 5 but 6 full ounces twice as big is the average glass I at no increase in prices Treat yourself to a King-Size cocktail today I the biggest value in town BAR Biscayne Blvd at Flagler Street 806EZ OF THE B1CCEK JIGGER LOANS ON ALL MAKES Of CARS New Cor Rat Pee Annum "It 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