The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 90

'X n'-h' K- vt 6 fv 2 THE MIAMI HERALD Sun Sept 28 1969 High-Scoring Rips Southerners 1 Stingarees (Grounded 4 By Hialeah I By BILL SHELDON Htrild Prtp Wrltsr Scrappy Miami High almost caught heavily-favored Hialeah napping Saturday night The T-Breds heard their alarm in time to salvage a 32-20 victory at the Orange Bowl TUSCALOOSA Ala (UPI) Alabama riding quarterback Scot passing arm and the running of Johnny Musso and Pete Jilleba scored the first eight times it had the ball and trounced Southern Mississippi 63-14 Saturday Yardstick Yardstick Musso scored on runs of six and two yards and Hunter hit Jilleba from five yards out and scored himself on a one-yard sneak to spark the attack Flanker George Ranager ran for 11 yards for another TD while Bubba Sawyer went in from the 9 substitute quarterback Neb Hayden scored twice on one and four-yard dashes and Benny Rippletoe got still another from the four RICHARD CIEMNY kicked a 25-yard field goal Mike -is V- 4 IWJPWSSTCW WT TS Plantation Routs Ely By 40-0 i Flan 14 103 206 Ely 9 4 41 42 First Downs Rushing Yards Passing Yards Passes i Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized 13-0 1211 626 717 1 0 120 14 Staff Photo by BATTLE VAUGHAN Brawner (12) Eludes Gonzalez Wake Forest Stuns Tough VPI None of the 5800 fans at the wild contest thought Hialeah had the win secured until fullback Mark Gaunt cracked over from the one-yard-line in the final 30 seconds with an insurance touchdown A- i WERE the worst team I ever saw We beat said Hialeah Coach Jim Powell played lousy and we were The Thoroughbreds led throughout but Miami High bounced back three times to remain within striking range Silvio two-yard run and a Cardose two-point conversion sweep sent Hialeah in front 8-0 late in the first period The Stingarees marched right back on an 80-yard drive supported by two 15-yard penalties Pete Aro-cha plunged the final yard but the junior halfback fell short on a run for two-points and the Stingarees still trailed Late in the second quarter i a 1 a Alex Brawner passed 1 1 yards to junior end Larry Voorhees' for the T-v second TD Lonnie Hennequin threw a two-point conversion pass to Don Johnston making it 16-6 Miami High closed again as Jose Todoroff recovered a fumble at the Hialeah 17 and the Stings ran off six plays in the final minute of the half No time remained when Todoroff scored from the one then passed on the conversion to Jay Bryan to close the margin to 16-14 DAN inter-ception set up third TD Branham returned Lefty throw to the Miami High 12 and Johnston ripped the final yard Cardoso ran for the conversion and a 24-16 lead The T-Bredf drove' 72 yards to the MHS 24 next time they got the ball but Todoroff scooped up a bad Brawner pitchout and hustled 64 yards for the third TD A run for two failed leaving it 24-20 The Stings fumbled away one chance at the Hialeah 31 in the final period and had another effort ruined by an ineligible receiver downfield before the T-Breds resorted to power running on their final TD march -Cardoso dominated the 14-play series which covered 80 yards and ran out the clock Cardoso gained 75 yards in 17 carries Hialeah totaled 252 yards total offense to 115 for Miami High but BraWner had two long passes nullified by penalties and the T-Breds were far from sharp in their final game before meeting Jackson next Thursday at Junior College Stadium The victory gives Hialeah a 2-0 record while Miami High slipped to 0-2 Hialtah Miami High I A ft 32 6 14 Tft -Cardoso 2 run (Cardoso run) Arocho 1 run (run failed) Voorhees 11 oass from Brawner (Johnston pass from Hennequin) MHS Todoroff 2 run (Bryan pass from Todoroff) Johnston 2 run (Cardoso run) Todoroff 64 run with fumble (pass failed) Gaunt 1 run (O'Connell pass from Brawner) First Downs Rushing Yards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized WINSTON-SALEM NC (UPI) Buz Leavitt raced 27 yards midway through the final period Saturday night to score the winning touchdown and lead Wake Forest to a stunning 16-10 victory over favored Virginia Tech behind a fearsome defense The Demon Deacons down 10-3 at halftime battled back to knot the score 10-10 on a two-yard run by sophomore quarterback Larry Russell in the third period Leavitt the leading rusher with 84 yards in 19 attempts scored the winning touchdown with 8:31 remaining when he burst up the middle and outraced the VPI secondary Virginia Tech jumped to a 10-0 lead in the opening period getting its first touchdown after Wake Forest lost the ball on a fumble on its first offensive play Tech tackle Steve Bocko recovered the fumble and eight plays later tailback Terry Smoot bulled over from the one for the touchdown Jack Simc-sak who later kicked a 41-yard field goal booted the extra point Wake defense was By ROGER JAYNES Our Irowird (urgiu FORT LAUDERDALE Plantation quarterback Randy Miller fired three touchdown passes in five miriules during the third quarter Saturday night to assure a 46-0 rout of Blanche Ely at hart Stadium Miller connected on eight of 12 passes for 206 yafds and also ran for one toujh-down in the first quarter jas Plantation won its second straight of the year and handed Ely its second loss i first quarter touchdown and two blocked punt returns by the blitzing defense in the second gave Plantation a 20-1 halftime lead before Miller sdnt home many of the fans in the third period The Colonels scored on their first drive of the second half a 54-yard march in 10 plays' capped by 21- yard pass to end Bob String- er I Three minutes later Miller clicked again to back Gary i White all alone in backfield on a 64-yard bomb on the second play of the series The Colonel quarterback through yet Ely gave up the football again when Scott McDaniel blocked a punt and on the first play Miller found Stringer in the end zone 23 yards away to make the score 40-0 at the end of the period THE defense frustrated attempts to move the ball The Tigers finished with 61 passing yards 42 rushing yards' 'and only four first downs Plantation wasted little time getting on the scored board as Miller guided the Colonels 77 yards in eight plays the second time theg got the football in the first quarter (MM) 0333S Flrjt downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Gamecock Comeback Nips NC Ns Car Car First downs Rushing yardane Passing yardage Return yard9t Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized COLUMBIA SC Favored South Carolina its offense shackled for 30 minutes found the touchdown formula in the second half and defeated North Carolina 14-6 in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game Saturday night The undefeated Gamecocks managed only two first downs in the opening half and crossed midfield once In the final two periods it was a different story as quarterback Tommy Suggs found the passing range and fullback Warren Muir the running room NORTH CAROLINA showed a flashy attack until it moved near the goal line Once in close North Carolina repeatedly sputtered and depended on two field goals by Don Hartig for its points Hartig booted one from 27 yards and another from 21 He missed on two others when Tar Heel attacks fizzled North Carolina scored a touchdown this season getting only a field goal in its opening loss to North Carolina State SOUTH CAROLINA now with a 2-0 season and conference record found its missing offensive punch early in the third quarter as Suggs directed the Gamecocks on a 54-yard touchdown drive in eight plays Muir punched over from six yards out Later in the same period sophomore defensive back Bo Davies intercepted a North Carolina pass and returned it five yards to the Tar Heel 34 North Careline 0 South Ctrolmo (AP) 6 0 0-6 0 14 0-M FG Hartig 27 FG Hartig 21 Muir 6 run (DuPre kick) Zeigler 27 pass from Sug9S (DuPre kick) 43000 Army Defeats Vanderbilt NASHVILLE Tenn (UPI) Quarterback Bernie Wall mixing a powerful running game with an accurate short passing attack guided Army to a 16-6 victory over Vanderbilt in an intersectional football game Saturday night Fullback Lynn Moore got the two Army touchdowns on short plunges to cap 60 and 81 -yard drives Moore and tailback Hank Ondre-zejezak picked up substantial yardage on the ground to complement passes to flanker Joe Albano on the drives Citadel Nips Arkansas State CHARLESTON SC (AP) Quarterback Tony Passander scored two touchdowns on short runs to lead The Citadel football team to-a 14-10 victory over Arkansas State Saturday night Passander scored from two yards out in the final quarter to cap a 65-yard scoring drive His third period run of three yards had tied the game at 7-7 Arkansas Citadel ft 7 ft 3-10 ft 0 7 7-14 Weils 9 pass from Hamilton (Ever ett kick) Passander 3 run (Laver kick) Ark-FG Everett 22 Passander 2 run (Lavar kick) 18200 A Big Welcome TOKYO (AP) The New China News Agency reported more than i 000 Chinese including a high-level foreign mnistry greeted a delegation from Cambodia headed by Premier Gen Lon Nol on ai rival in Canton en route to the 20th anniversary celebrations of Red China Wednesday Dean added four extra points and Oran Buck two conversions for the remainder of the Alabama scoring Southern Mississippi scored on a one-yard run by Frank Johnston and a six-yard pass from Danny Palmer to end Billy Mikel In the biggest offensive explosion since the 1961 Tide beat Richmond 66-0 Alabama found both its ground and passing games working perfectly against the out-manned Southern Miss club So Miss Alabama 0 7 7 0-14 9 26 14 Jtliepba 6 pass from Hunter (kick failed) FG Ciemny 26 Johnston 1 run (Hale kick) Ranager 11 run (Dean kick) Hunter 1 run (Dean kick) Musso 6 run (pass failed) Sawyer 9 run (run failed) Musso 2 run (Dean kick) Mikel 6 pass from Palmer (Hale kick) Havden 1 run (Dean kick) Hayden 4 run (Buck kick) Rippetoe 4 run (Buck kick) 50035 Tampa Pounds Parsons TAMPA (AP) Tampa Spartans pounded Parsons College of Iowa 51-0 Saturday night in a football game that saw Tampa make up for a humbling last week and Parsons suffer its second drubbing of the season only real threat came late in the first half when the Wildcats battled their way from their own two-yard line to the Tampa 30 Then Wildcat quarterback Don Snowden a Tampa native let loose a pass that was snatched from his hands on the one-foot line by Spartan defensive back Ed Johnson who returned it 41 yards Tampa scored its fourth touchdown minutes later Spartan quarterback Jim Del Gaizo took to the air constantly to riddle defense Parsons stayed against defense In their opening games last Saturday Tampa lost to Akron 40-0 and Parsons was beaten by Idaho State 48-6 Parsons Tampa 0 0 0 ft- ft 14 ft 21 Suker 34 pass from Dei Gaizo (So McQuay 7 run (Soper kick) TsmMacVane 24 intercepted pass (kick Tam S-fetv Hao-r (kick b'oeked! Milligan 29 pass from Del Gaizo (pass failed) Cox 36 Intercepted pass (Soper lock) TamMiHigan 38 pass from Frasca (kick FG Sooer 29 Milligan 5 pass from Frasca (Soper kick) 15251 JFFa Crushes Tulane 35-27 Va Tulane 25 14 First Downs Ri-hing YarrUoe Passing Yardage Return Yardage Passes Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized 289 U6 102 124 63 85 9-12-0 7-20-2 444 2-49 1 2 30 37 NEW ORLEANS (AP) Tailback Bob Gresham and fullback Jim Braxton ate up big hunks of yardage Saturday night and West unbeaten Mountaineers rolled to their third straight football victory by crushing Tulane 35-17 Gresham a 193-pound junior from Yukon West Va accounted for 1S9 yards in 24 trips and scored two (73) on Keeper 1)ade Dumps Temple DC 13 144 47 4-1-1 55 TH 7 61 25 2-1-0 4-24 5 0 First Downs Rushing Yards Passing Yards Passes Punts 4 Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized Sophomore quarterback Larry Moffett rap for two touchdowns and passed for a third Saturday afternoon to guide Dade Christian past Tampa Temple Heights 22-6 in a high school football game at Dade Christian Moffett a pint-size honor student bootlegged six yards around right end for first touchdown in the second period Danny Gibson ran for the two-point conversion Dade marched 80 yards to the first of two fourth-period TDs on a drive highlighted by 24-yard run on a fake punt and capped when Moffett passed 10 yards to Gibson for the score Rusty 1 1 conversion run made it 16-0 Gibson galloped 34 yards with a Moffett pass to set up the final Dade TD Moffett kept the final six yards over left tackle Dade Christian evened its record at 1-1 while Temple Heights dropped to 0-2 8 8 0 8 8 8 8-8 Dade Christian Temple Heights Moffett 8 run (Gibson run) Gibson 10 past from Moffett (Sutton run) Moffett 8 run (run (ailed) Clendeny 2 run (run (ailed) Lake Shore Rally Nips Chaminade Special Tft The Herald HOLLYWOOD James Benjamin scored his second touchdown with 4:03 left to give Lake Shore the lead and his defensive teammates held off a last-minute threat sending Chaminade to an 18-14 defeat in a prep football game Saturday night After Benjamin scored from one-yard away Chaminade drove with the ensuing kickoff to a first down on the eight But with 55 seconds left Lake defense stopped the drive on the five Benjamin put Lake Shore on the scoreboard in the first quarter when he returned the kickoff 92 yards for a touchdown following first score Chaminade scored first on a 43-yard pass play from Gary Ozga to John Calebrese and Ozga passed to Dick Collum for the two-point conversion Jeff Crawford increased lead with a two-yard third-quarter touchdown Early in the fourth period Wayne Stanley hit Lerner Powell with a 16-yard scoring toss to pull Lake Shore within striking distance Lake Shore Chaminade 6 ft ft ft ft 6 14 Calebrese 43 pass from Ozga (Collum pass from Ozga) Beniamin 92 kickoff return (pass failed) Crawford 2 run (pass failed) Powell 16 pass from Stanley (pass failed) Beniamin 1 run (run failed) Texas Tivins Steal Shoiv AUSTIN Tex (UPI) The Texas Longhorns sparked by a thundering ground game and the pass stealing of twins Mike and Tom 'Campbell crushed Texas Toth 49-7 Saturday night to avenge their only loss of last season 1 6-1 0 spearheaded by end Jim Shu-bert who intercepted one pass and recovered two fumbles to stop Tech drives Guard Ed Stetz also had a key interception late in the game to stop a VPI drive Having mustered only a 42-yard field goal by Tracy Lounsbury during the first half Wake Forest came back in the third quarter with a vengeance Safety Terry Kuharchek intercepted a VPI pass at his own 47 and eight plays later Russell scampered around right end for the touchdown that made the score 10-9 Lounsbury kicked the tieing extra point VPI Wake Forest 10 0 0 O-lO 3 7 6-16 Smoot 1 run (Simcsak kick) FG (Simcsak 41) FG (Lounsburg 42) Russell 2 run (Lounsbury kick) Leavitt 27 run (kick failed) 20000 (Bb Northwood Inst 80 Milton Collage 12 Ohio State 82 Texas Christian 0 Oklahoma 37 Pittsburgh 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Delray Carver 55 Wymort Tech 8 Shock i Lakers 119-lQo By Htrrld Wirt Srvlcei SPOKANE Wash The Los Angeles Lakers were defeated by the Seattle Super-Sonics 119-108 Friday night in a National Basketball Association exhibition game The Lakers who had trouble against running teams last season cope with the fast break Where Game Stories Are College East Alfred 41 Brockport State 28 Amherst 28 Springfield 22 Boston College 21 Navy 14 Boston Univ 27 Vermont 7 Bowdoin 17 Worcester 0 Buffalo 18 Massachusetts 8 Connecticut 19 Yale 13 Cornell 2B Colgate 24 Post 14 Wagner 7 Dartmouth 31 New Hampshire 0 Delaware State 28 Montclair 9 Edinboro State 40 Slippery Rock 13 Franklin Mar 17 Urslnus 13 Harvard 13 Holy Cross 0 Indiana Pa 21 Shippensburg 7 Johns Hopkins 30 Muhlenberg 21 Kings Point 7 Adelphl 8 Kutztown 21 Millersville St 18 Lafayetta 38 Columbia 22 Lehigh 55 Ithaca 7 Maine 21 Southern Conn 14 Mansfield St 34 Bloomsburg 21 Moravian Col 33 Delaware Vel 14 Norwich Unlv 14 American Int'l 3 PMC 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Ch pi 3 run (Bockatz kick) Bookatz FG 25 Grcsiam 11 run (Braxton kick) Batty 34 run (Bookatz kick) GreJham 32 pass from Sherwood (Braxton kick) 4 Braxton 1 (Braxton kick) SherwuoV 2 run (3rate kick) 15225 bolp by BATT Todorolr (42) Nails hut Hialeah receiver held onto catch Herald Staff Photo by BATTLE VAUGHAN i A 8 tww.