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Wyoming Turns Back And 20 To 7 In Gator Bowl 5- 2-B THE MIAMI HERALD Tuesday January 2 1951 All-American Talboom Sparks Cowboy Victory By BARNEY WATERS Herald Sports Writer JACKSONVILLE Wyoming's Cowboys brandishing the gang-tackling tactics that gave them the college defensive championship made split-T soup out of Washington and Lee's vaunted offense here Monday to brand a 20-7 victory into the records of the sixth annual Gator Bowl classic Labeled as "untested" by Washington and Lee followers tn the heated verbal warfare which preceded the game the men from the West showed the 26654 fans exactly why their slanderers were wrong They gave Quarterback Gil Eocetti no time to cavort in the usual spiit-T fashion They covered pass receivers like blankets They murdered any back who broke into the secondary for a short gain They just wouldn't be trespassed That in short 1b why Washington and Lee's attack could breaks like that without suffering the consequences n't be propelled Not with an All-American by the name of Eddie Talboom directing the single wing protrusions of his outweighed Cowboys Talboom called signals to perfection passed for a touchdown set up a second scored a third Two ground stabs followed before Eddie hit Campbell with a 19-yard pass to the W-L nine A five-yard penalty set the Pokes back to the 14 The Yardstick Wyoming Wi i 14 10 14M 270 143 81 1 ft 14 It 8 1 0 i 390 205 0 2 75 31 First downs Rusntnr yardac Passim ardae Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted Punts Ptintinr averata Fumhles lost Tards penalised J0 -Mwrvt: tMB' jV fStl BP JSt 'SSSS I Wf sH HaaH WKH VnasMBI Bkbi A COWBOY'S ROUNDUP ends alter a 34 yard gain when Washington and Lee's Jim Starke (23) runs Wyoming end Dewey McConnell (86) out of bounds on the five yard line after Dewey took a pass from Eddie Talboom Wyoming won the Gator Bowl game 2Q7 AP Wirephoto In Rose Bowl Loomis Leads LaCrosse Win In Ggar Bowl Michigan's Rally Beats CaL 14-6 HAPPY CHANDLER'S HAPPY and the baseball commissioner and a native Kentuckian grins his broadest as he hugs Babe Pcrrilli (left) Kentucky's great quarterback in the Sugar Bowl dressing room in New Orleans Parilli native of Rochester Pa guided th Wildcats to a 13-7 victory over Oklahoma Pres wirephoto Oklahoma Victory Hun Halts At 31 Kentucky Raps Sooners 23-7 kicked two extra points and compiled a 39-yard quick kick average His generalship was magnificent At times his gambling methods may have attracted the attention of Wyoming Senator Lester Hunt who was fresh from a Ke-fauver committee hearing in Tampa One gamble paid off It was on the first play of the second quarter when he rifled an eight-yard pass to blocking back Dick Campbell for Wyoming's first touchdown Incidentally this pass was presented to the Cowboys through the courtesy of Talbot Trammell defensive halfback from Ponce de Leon High In Miami who wasn't where he should've been The 155-pound gem who was rejected by Tennessee coach Gen Bob Neyiand because he was married kicked the extra point In fact one of the claims against the Cowboys' chances was that Coach Bowden Wyatt a former Vol All-American got Neyland's "rejects" That may be so but pardner them's good leavings Just before that touchdown the Cowpokes had ridden herd to the W-L five on passes of 14 and 33 yards to End Dewey McConnell and 15 to End Jerry Parker But the Generals stopped that drive on the three when Talboom lost on a last down gamble pass After two quarterback sneaks by Bocetti had failed Halfback Ray Leister whose poor punting Continued from Page I peared that one touchdown might be enough Then Ortmann went to work from his own 20 He caught End Fred Pickard for 15 yards again for nine Michigan began to roll Dufek alternated to hammer the California line Ortmann connected for 15 to Dufek and Michigan sailed across the midfield stripe Into Bear territory Ortmann and Lowell Perry went for 12 on a pass and the Bears were in a frenzy Allis caught one A pass interference penalty on safety man Dave Waters completed a 12-yard pass to McConnell on the General two and the All-American scored the last touchdown of his career' at Wyoming With a two-yard submarine bust through right guard Washington and Lee which hadn't shown a bit of offensive ability since Fullback Charlie Holt's fumble had marred a game-opening drive began to move after the ensuing Cowboy kickoff Starting from their 31 the Generals perked up by a 32-yard pitchout gain to Halfback Randy Broyles moved to their foes' 18 Gains of nine and four yards sandwiched arountj a seven-yard loss put the Generals on the Wyoming 21 with one down to make four yards Leister passed on that down to Trammell whose eager hands came within inches of grabbing a touchdown That took the starch out of the Generals although they managed to push across a last quarter touchdown when Bocetti climaxed a 49-yard advance by sneaking across three yards Harry Brewer kicked the point and the game ended shortly afterwards Wyoming's third touchdown came in the middle of the third quarter and was the result of a poor 20-yard punt by Leister which went out of bounds on the W-L 25 He was punting from the five because a wild pitchout from Bocetti to Broyles had lost 16 yards on the preceding play Talboom lost two on the ground passed to McConnell for nine and Fullback John Melton squirted through the middle for the remaining 18 yards Tal-boom's kick was true to give him a 42 of 48 conversion record for the year 5 I Talboom didn't play much during the last two periods and Harry Geldien a husky colt from West Allis Wis took -over his duties Th 185-pound sophomore may not have been able to fill Talboom's shoes this year But this kid's feet are going to grow Those pedals carried him for 56 yards net in 1 1 carries and that includes two losses of seven- and nine yards which were the result of spotty blocking WYOMING 0 13 7 BM WASHINGTON AND LEE 0 0 0 Wyoming: scoi'tna: Touchdowns Campbell Talbom Melton Conversioni Talboom Washlnaton and Lee scoring: Touchdown Bocetti Conversion Brewer WYOMING Left End McConnell Proit Jonei Left Martin Schlldsen Left Guards Sandstrom Centen Reeves Townsend Taylor passing and ball handling wizardy of Parilli threw a looping pass to Merrill Green for the touchdown The play covered 17 yards AH-American tackle Jim Weatherall kicked the point Kentucky stood off an 1 a-homa thrust in the third quarter which reached the two and one-half yard line Here again Yowarsky was in the right place at the right time He tackled Vessels for TAMPA (ff) Ace Loomis a smashing fullback with the speed of a halfback scored five touchdowns to lead underrated La Ciosse to a 47-14 win over Valparaiso in the Cigar Bowl here Monday The outweighed La 6 State Teachers from Wisconsin fast as lightning in both line and backfield struck for scores the first two times they had the ball They didn't stop until the Last quarter aa 12500 fans looked on Loomis a 182pound piledrlver couldn't be stopped He gained 260 yards in 20 carries and crossed the goal on thrusts ranging from five to 68yirds on end runs passes laterals and bull-like drives through the middle He got plenty of help from Halfback George Fladky a work-horse on offense and defense Fladky's slashing reverses split the Valparaiso defense wide open and when Fladky was stopped his laterals to Loomis were always a threat Valparaiso was never In the game after the opening minute After the first La Crosse touchdown Royce Rowedder returned the kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown the longest scoring play in Cigar Bowl history to give Valparaiso a temporary 7-7 tie The Indiana Lutherans didn't score again until the final minute of the game against La Crosse third stringers The score by periods: La Crosse 14 7 2S ft 4 Valpariaisn 7 0 0 14 La Crosse scoring: Tourhdowns Loomis 5 Curry Madden Conversions Knipsel 4 Hall (nass from Kniosel) Valparaiso scoring: Touchdowns Rowedder 2 Conversions Arnold a vital five yard loss and on the next play Arnold threwr poorly to ward All-America Frank Ander Continued from Page 1-B plon from the Blue Graes stood stalwart in the final minutes protecting their lead An Oklahoma runner bobbled the ball after a Kentucky punt and Yowarsky was there to cot-er it for Kentucky That cut the life out of Oklahoma and gave even greater spirit and dash to Kentucky Yowarsky was by far the greatest linesman on the field which also held three Ail-Americans He made at least 20 decisive tackles in addition to being in the right place when Oklahoma fumbled Parllll a second-string All-America passed far less than usual apparently Kentucky was satisfied to play it safe with a 13 point lead However when Parilli passed he usually connected The long pass from Parilli to Al Bruno set up the Wildcats' second touchdown The first half was a clear story ofL Oklahoma's superior running son end who couldn't get to the ball chances to score in the second half but Kentucky was too much except on one of the thrusts The Sooners usually a five or six touchdown production outfit finallv managed to get going in the fourth quarter Gain tried a field goal for Kentucky and missed Oklahoma took over and blasted SO yards mostly on the fine running of Billy Vessels and Heath Twice Heath made first downs on fourth down power smashes Arnold with nothing like the OKLAHOMA Left Keller Lockett Left Weatherall Janes Left McNabb Clark Harkey Centers Moore Catlin Right Mayes Smith Eight Smith Cole Right Anderson Llsak ReddeH Quarterbacks Arnold Left Vessels Suva Heatly Right Halfbacks Gray Crawford Green Heath McPhatl KENTUCKY Left Zardaka Fry Left Gain Lukawskl Fopt Left Guards Donaldson wannamaksr Centers -Rogers Moseley Fuller Right Ifnarskl Condt James Right Yowarsky McKeniie Right Ends Bruno Fucel McClendon Quarterbacks Parilli Varlev Left Webb Jones Clark Riiht Halfbacks Jamerson Martin Leskovar Wooddell Oklahoma CBS 7 Kentucky 7 6 0 0 13 Oklahoma scoring: Touchdown Green Conversion Weather all Kentucky scoring: Touchdowns Jamerson (3) Conversion Gain also hurt the Generals kicked out to his his best boot of the day from the seven-yard line The Cowboy came back on the ground this time scoring on the Talboom-Campbell pass Minutes later after a pair of punt exchanges Halfback Selmer for 12 and got down to the Bear four Dufek carried on from there It took a lot of carrying however On third down from the one Dufek's 185 pounds rose up over the line and collided with Rich ter's 225 pounds It was a stand-off Dufek made a mere one foot But on fourth down the sophomore from Chicago went over and the Michigan went wild And wilder when Allis converted With time running out the scoreboard clock was out of order in the final minutes California got nowhere in four downs deep near its own goal and surrendered the ball to Michigan on the 13 yard line Dufek went on to add the deciding touchdown These were the big moments but the game was close and evenly matched California's supporters went Into ecstasy on the second play of the game from scrimmage when Sehabaram making i last appearance for the gold and blue reeled off a 73 yard run across the enemy goal But the play was nullified by a back-field In motion penalty California went on to drive down to the Wolverine 23 but Marinos electing to run instead of pass was hit and fumbled Center Tony Mdmsen recovered for Michigan Michigan took over and punched 62 yards in nine plays wth Dufek and Ortmann picking up 28 yards on a lateral But Cal stiffened and took the ball on downs on its own 19 Late in the second quarter California drove 78 yards in 17 crunching plays But the Michigan line led by two of the greatest tackles in the game All-America Al Wahl and Tom Johnson stopped the thurst on the Wolverine four Ortmann wound up the game with 15 completions out of 19 throws with one interception for 146 yards more than double the 69 yards Cal gained In the air Over all Michigan gained 145 yards on the ground and Calif or-nia 175 The leading ground gainer was Dufek with 113 yards in 23 carries while Olszewski was next with 58 yards In 16 tries MICHIGAN Left Perry Claris Pickard te-eft Tackles Johnson Zatkotf Wit-Left Kinyon MeWilllams Stro- zewski Momsen Fodjen RUht Wolter Kalsev Tim ml Jackson RUht Wahl Ohlenroth Striba Right AUis Green Podp Putlch Palmer Topor Left Halfbacks Ortmann Osterman Right Halfbacks Koceski Bradford Peterson Fullbacks Dufek Straffon CALIFORNIA Left Fitzuerald Minahen Ward Bartiett Left Tackles Karpe Gulvln Left Laster Solarl Mfrlni Harris Grocer Caderasso ing and the passing was by far the more productive On the sixth play of the game Pederson gave Wyoming tne opening for TD No two by intercepting 8 Bocetti pass and transporting it four yards to the Cowboy 47 Talboom in backbreaking succession shredded the General secondary with 11 26 and eight-yard passes A fourth pass was intercepted by Trammell but Washington-Lee was offside and the play was nullified You just don't give Wyoming Kentucky Ends Sooner Streak At31 Games NORMAN Okla Defeat of Oklahoma by Kentucky In the Sugar Bowl Monday was the first for the Sooners since the opening game of the 1948 season Santa Clara beat the Sooners 20-17 in San Francisco's Kezar Stadium Sept 25 The 33 consecutive victories over three seasons were: 1048 Oklahoma 4' Trsas Oklahoma 2 Texas 14 Oklahoma 42 Kansas State 0 Oklahoma S3 Iowa State 6 OkHhnma 21 Toa Christian 1 Oklahoma 41 Missouri 7 Oklahoma 41 Nebraska It Oklahoma Kansas 7 Oklahoma 1 Oklahoma A AM Oklahoma II North Carolina (Suiar Bowl) Oklahoma 6 Boston Colleu 0 Oklahoma S3 Texas A AM IS Oklahoma 20 Texas 1 1 Oklahoma 48 Kansas 28 Oklahoma 48 Nebraska Oklahoma 34 Iowa State 7 Oklahoma Kansas State 0 Oklahoma Missouri 7 Oklahoma i Santa Clara 21 Oklahoma 41 Oklahoma AM Oklahoma So Louisiana State 0 tSufir Bowl) 1A50 Oklahoma 28 Boston Collere 0 Oklahoma 84 Texas A AM 28 Oklahoma 14 Texas IS Oklahoma 58 Kansas State 8 Oklahoma 20 Iowa State 7 Oklahoma 27 Colorado 18 Oklahoma 33 Kansas 13 Oklahoma 41 Missouri 7 Oklahoma 4n Nebraska SB Oklahoma 41 Oklahoma A AM 14 Bitsy Grant Wins Opener TAMPA (JP) Bitsy Grant of Atlanta breezed to a 6-1 6-1 victory over Gene Biittner of Tampa in opening the Dixie tennis tournament here Monday Grant was the only seeded player in action He is rated second behind Gardnar Mulloy of Miami who had a first round bye Other- first round results: Ivy Wilson St Petersburg defeated Harris Masterson Mobile 6-3 6-3 Nathan Brandon St Petersburg defeated Elijah Brown Atlanta 6-2 6-3 Bolero Cops San Carlos At Santa Anita Right Guard Smith Right Tacklas Hewgley Harp Btraueh -arman Kignc cnas Farmer npp Quarterbacks Campbell Dunn Left Half Talboom Pederson Oeldlen Right Gale Manchak Peters Melton WASHINGTON AND LEI Tobia Grabs Three Titles TofJia Greenberg Chicago and Dick Holroyd Miami won the mixed doubles Monday to mike Miss Greenberg a triple winner in the Orange Bowl Junior tennis championships They defeated Ricardo Lopez Caracas Venezuela and Patsy Heard? Portland Ore 6-3 6-3 in the final event of the tournament Miss Greenberg won the Orange Bowl singles title from Mary Slaughter Charlottesville Va and teamed with Suzanne Herr Miami Beach to win the junior girls doubles title Left Ends Hedge Trammell Player Injured In Cigar Bowl TAMPA Dennis Tu-omi of Tower Minn Valparaiso tackle received head Injuries and was taken to a hospital after Monday night's Cigar Bowl game with La Crosse His physician said the extent of the injuries would not be known until X-ravs are studied Left Tackles Delahunty Smith Rad- ulovic Left Schaub Kernekllan George McCutcheon Gtordanl Right Guards Kay Conard Right Fergusaon Thompson Smith Right Ends Thomas Carpenter Oold- amith White Quarterbacks Bocetti Waters Brewer Left Halfbacks Stark Abrams Right Broyles Leister Holt Arnold Oklahoma quarterback Arnold fumbled on his 23 and Yowarsky recovered for Kentucky The ball dumping was expensive On the next play Parilli "the Kentucky Babe" was rushed badly on a pass pattern He jumped to throw on Oklahoma's 23 but couldn't spot a catcher He squirmed around among Oklahoma tacklers until he spotted Jamer-son deep in Oklahoma's end zone Then th Babe Jumped again and fired the ball in a hard horizontal throw Jamerson was well guarded but the throw was accurate and Jamerson came down with the ball and a touchdown Kentucky's All-America tackle Bob Gain another line star made the conversion and Kentucky had a 7-0 lead after two minutes and 50 seconds For the next 15 minutes the game was fluid but fruitless in touchdowns Kentucky end Ben Zaranka dropped a pass from Parilli In the end zone to rut away an other Kentucky touchdown Just a few minutes later however Kentucky made up for Zar-anka's flub The Wildcats got the ball on their 19 and 81 yards down the field they wrent in seven quick plays Their second touchdown was set up principally on another brilliant Parilli pass The Babe threw down the middle of the field to Bruno who finally was knocked down by Jack Lockett on Oklahoma' one foot iine Jamerson banged across for his second scor- iner honor fiain'e kirk was nn ARCADIA Cal Bolero a 5 to 1 shot outran 12 rirals to capturt tha $50000 San Carlos Handicap Monday before a New Year's Day gathering of 38000 at Santa Anita Your Host the favorite ran second Eddie Arcaro booted Bolero home in 1:21 flat a new world record for seven furlongs The old mark was held by Ky Colonel at 1:21 2-5 Bolero third choice in the betting returned $1350 $480 and $350 across the board Your Host with Johnny Gilbert np paid $290 and $230 Blue Reading the show horse returned $360 The victory was worth $41300 to Bolero's owner Abe Hirsch-berg It boosted the big chestnut's lifetime earnings to $351450 Willie Shoemaker who tied with Joe Culmone for last year's riding honors with 388 winners was given a tremendous ovation by both the spectators and fellow jockeys Hawaii Scores 28-27 Pineapple Bowl Win HONOLULU The University of Hawaii scored four touchdowns In the first half and then had to hold on grimly to hold off a fast-finishing University of Denver team 2S to 27 in the Pineapple Bowl game Monday law Ely Right Tackles Kreuger Curran Right Fnds Cummmgs Beal Parker a 1 Ogden Van Heuit Left Halfbacks Monaehlno Pappa Robinson Right Halfbacks Schabarum West Lemmon Olszewski Ba'nam Rlchter The ORIGINAL DAIQUIRI Yale Cagers Bow RALEIGH N'C (PI Once-beaten North Carolina State College scored its 11th basketball Victory of the season Monday night 85-57 over an outclassed Yale team before 8000 fans BOXING TOMORROW JAN 3 MICHIGAN CALIFORNIA ij 1 0 0 6 Mirhigan scoring: Touchdowns Dufek 2 Conversions Allis 3 was made with Touchdown Cum- California Scoring: mines BILLY KILGORE REUBEN JONES good arrl Kentucky naci id points The viciousness of the line caused 15 plays in the first quarter alone to either lose ground or fail to gain Two other Oklahoma fumbles in the half another by Arnold and one by big Leon Heath got the Sooners in trouble but Kentucky 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Cornell 69 NYC LIC 4 South Carolina 1 Albin 14 Ashland T2 MORSE MOTORS 7726 NE 2nd Ave I Ph7-0303 fUQuesne 65 Arizona 63 lllnois '1 Wisconsin 6ft Loyola (Chicago) 69 Bowl at Green 63 Draka 66 Houston 60 Color 1 Buffalo 66 Princeton 67 Rochester 61 San Francisco 8a Niagara 45 Oanlslui 69 Duke 67 Bracuer 62 Barrard 58 MIAMI'S GREAT LINEBACKER Pete Masteilone clamps a tackle around th legs of Clemson's Ray Mathews to throw the wingback for a four yard loss in the second quarter Jim Dooley comes up to lend a hand puow.