The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 46

1 2-C THE MIAMI HERALD Sunday November 7 1976 rrfTTnTtrrn i ymnrfTf hi ff vt rn va FSU Rallies Downs Southern Mississippi BLACK connected on 21 of 39 passes for 351 yards his best performance as a Seminole In all FSU fired 57 passes for 420 yards Golden Eagle fullback Ben Garry was a workhorse carrying 34 times for 101 yards He scored on runs of seven and one yard in the third quarter to give Southern Mis-sissippi its 17-point lead Southern Mississippi tailback Chuck Clancy surprised FSU with two passes as down play for the first TD Southern Mississippi played with abandon in the early going as FSU played five freshmen who Bowden said The Seminoles trailed 20-10 just halfway through the second quarter Florida State opened the scoring with freshman Dave Cappelen's 37-yard field goal The Seminoles had gambled with fourth-and-two at 40-yard line and made it on a nine-yard burst up the middle by Jeff Leggett to keep a drive alive Black hit a 19-yard pass to Ed Beckman to the South Smith in 1971 Thomas also scored on runs of 10 and four yards to enable FSU to improve its record to 3-7 Southern Mississippi is winless in eight outings A homecoming crowd of 29173 was cheering wildly at the end after sitting through a dreary three quarters in which the visitors looked nothing like an underdog know how we won that dad-gum FSU Coach Bobby Bowden said "I already had my alibis ready at the end of the third ern 12 but on the next play a grounding the ball call against Black set the Seminoles back and forced the field goal Southern bounced back keyed by a 40-yard run by quarterback Ken Alderman to the FSU 15 Southern moved to the two from where Garry cracked into the end zone but an illegal procedure penalty wiped out the TD An identical penalty on the next play set Southern back to the 12 On third down Alderman passed to Garry at the three Shunning a field goal Aider-man pitched back Clancy who By BILL McGROTHA Herald Correspondent TALLAHASSEE Trailing 27-10 at the start of the final quarter Florida Seminoles rallied on the extraordinary legs of Rudy Thomas for a 30-27 victory Saturday night Thomas dashed 95 yards with a pass from quarterback Jimmy Black for the game-winner with 4:04 left to play It was his third touchdown of the fourth quarter It was the longest pass play in Florida State history eclipsing an 88-yarder from Gary Huff to Barry oundering Chiefs Hold Off Central Dassed to tight end John Pitts for the touchdown FSU MARCHED back 69 yards and scored on 15-yard touchdown pass to Beckman Along the way FSU again gambled on fourth-and-two with Black getting the yardage at the Southern 27 kick gave FSU a brief 10-7 lead Early in the second quarter Southern moved from its 28-yard line on only eight plays Key was a 26-yard run by Clancy to the Seminole 21 where he tripped and fell down Three plays later Curtis Dickey popped through his left tackle for a 10-yard TD run Mike attempted extra point try was foiled by a bad snap from center Don Law made his second interception of the game stealing a Jimmy Jordan pass at the FSU 39 Another tailback pass Clancy to flanker Chuck Brown gained 30 yards to the seven and Garry scored on the next play kick made it 20-10 FSU moved 51 yards to 25 on passing and the running of Leggett But the Seminoles stalled and Cappelen tried a 47-yard field goal that was wide A PASS interference call on Nat Terry gave Southern good position at the FSU 20 and on fourth and three at the 13 Alderman passed to Dickey at the four On fourth down at the one Garry scored over his left tackle For the third time FSU gambled on fourth down and made it at 46 and from there Black completed passes of two 18 and 15 yards Thomas scored on a 10-yard end run and kick narrowed the score to 27-17 The Seminoles roared back again on an 84-yard march capped by four-yard TD run A try for two points failed when pass was knocked down A few minutes later FSU was backed to its own five Black standing deep in his end zone threw short to Thomas at the eight and he raced all the way for the winning touchdown answer is pure and Southern Miss Coach Bobby Collins said stop them in the fourth quarter when we had By JOE SUMMERS Herald Writer Carol City High third-ranked among Florida high school football teams survived a scare from Central Saturday night before pulling out a 14-0 victory at Community College Stadium The Chiefs most efficient running team averaging 343 yards per game were held to 183 yards on the ground by a fired-up Central defense Carol City scored on its first possession and its last on runs of his team took a 20-10 halftimme lead One was a three-yarder to tight end John Pitts on a fourth- they have to be added Anderson just have to get back to the basics and just think about Carol City (8-0) took the opening kickoff and went right to work driving 80 yards in 10 plays three-yard smash over right tackle capped the drive Rafael Ramon's conversion made the score 7-0 Central (3-5) led by linebacker Adolph 11 individual tackles stiffened its defense after that opening drive and kept the contest interesting for the 3500 spectators The Rocket's drove to the Carol City six in the second quarter where a fourth-down pass by pla-cekicker James Thomas who faked an apparent field-goal attempt fell incomplete in the end zone IN THE fourth quarter the Rockets moved to a first down at the 23 Quarterback Willie Burnett was roughed up and sacked for a loss of seven yards by defensive tackle Lester Williams Burnett followed by throwing three incomplete passes Carol City took possession and drove 70 yards in six plays the touchdown coming on 30-yard burst through left tackle The touchdown run made Daniels the leading rusher on the night with 94 yards on 12 carries Lorenzo Roan and Reggie Og-burn the second and third leading ground gaines in Dade going into the game were held to 20 yards apiece Carol City First downs 12 Rushes-yards 39-183 Passing yards -2 Passes 16-0 Punts 3-34 Fumbies-lost 6-3 Penathes-yards B-67 Central 33-77 48 4-13-1 3 37 6-3 11-88 Carol City Central 7 0 0 7 14 0000- 0 CC Gilber 3 run i amon ick CC Daniels 30 run (Ramon kick) LaSalle Nips Westminster three yards by James Gilbert and 30 yards by ferry Daniels In between the Chiefs fumbled six times losing three and doing very little right over-all got to give a lot of credit to Central Coach Ron said Chiefs Coach Jerry Anderson put it to us they came to play and we ANDERSON also acknowledged his team was flat coming off a big victory against Jackson last week play Hialeah next week and if they were watching us tonight ter with a 77-yard burst Keying defense were linebacker Mark Williams and ends Eddie Cancela and Paul Bravo Grosso spent the morning taking a test for his degree at Barry College then rushed out to coach his team just mentally totally Grosso said right now feeling record dropped to 6-2 Hollywood Christian 22 Rico 0 Larry Seiple started the scoring with a 17-yard touchdown run with a recovered fumble on South Broward Field The winners (7-1) added a safety a one-yard TD run by Steve Helms and an 11-yard TD run by Dan James Rico now is 3-5 Son I hern AUlrrmun Mioaks Vwav 31-yard ran set tp iirsl-qaarler loncltdonn Palmetto Captures Volleyball Crown By RAY SHARKEY Herald Writer Palmetto High Saturday won its second volleyball championship' in one' week with a 15-7 15-8 sweep of Coral Park in the District 8AAAA final in the South Miami High FOOTBALL SCORES AROUND THE NATION FSU FG Cappelen 37 SOM Pitts 3 pass from Clancy (Wright kick FSU Beckman 15 pass from Black (Cappelen kick) SOM Dickey 10 run (pass failed) SOM Garry 7 run Wright kick SOM Garry 1 run (Wright kick) FSU Thomas 10 run (Cappelen kick FSU Thomas 4 run (pass failed) FSU Thomas 95 pass from Black (Cappelen kick) A 29173 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 1 lariila Slate United Press International team is dedicated they play together and always support one explained Coach Meredith Lane when asked about her constant success "It takes this self-discipline to keep playing the way we do" Saturday night's victory came only five days after the Palmetto girls had won the Greater Miami Athletic Conference by defeating Jackson Next week Palmetto will continue its quest for a state championship when it meets Miami Springs winner over Jackson Saturday night in the District 7AAAA title game IN ORDER TO reach the District 8AAAA final Palmetto toppled Miami High 15-1 15-10 in one semifinal Coral Park handled Southwest with little trouble 15-1 15-7 The Panthers disposed of Coral Park with minor resistance in their first -match but had'to rally from a 7-7 stalemate midway through the second game Senior Cheryl Cordes sparked her comeback with six straight pinpoint serves which Coral Park found difficulty in returning Within a fiVe-minute period Palmetto held a 13-7 lead and Coral Park was doomed I was trying to hit the ball away from where Coral Park was expecting it to said Cor-des Henson is our tallest plav-er and I kept telling her to stand up close to the net so that Coral defense couldn't see my serve coming over the net Don't worry legal to do she said Hoys Cross Country NAPLES (29) won the District 8AAA cross-country championship at Greynolds Park followed by Coral Springs (77) and Curley (94) Curley and Pace (sixth) were the Dade schools qualifying for the Region 4AAA meet Saturday at Boca Raton Pete Roeser took the individual title with a 16:07 clocking LaSalle High won the with Westminster Christian Saturday afternoon by-scoring a 13-7 football victory The two teams went into the game with Class AA playoff spots already clinched and knowing they would face each other in the first round of the playoffs So whichever team won regular-season match presumably would gain a mental advantage for the playoff meeting LaSalle (7-1) pulled out the victory with a 90-yard drive in the final two minutes with full-back Ralph Gonzalez scoring from Jthree yards out with four seconds Remaining winning drive was a hec-tkuva offensive said LaSalle Coach Carmen Grosso moved the football both on the ground and through the air glad to see our kids come hack after losing to Southridge (a AAAA school) last An interception by Juan Port-Civando set LaSalle's winning drive in motion wideouts (George and Ignacio Halley) did a -tremendous job of catching the ball T'cluring the final said Grosso in his first year at LaSalle's Jiclm r- Tim Brown keyed the LaSalle offense with 14 carries for 222 -yards Brown scored the other Ia-Salle touchdown in the first quar- fiash Spurs I S- iOver Hallandale Special to The Herald HOLLYWOOD Glenn Nash dashed 82 yards for one touchdown aand five yards for another to lead 7he Pace Spartans to a 14-6 high 'school football victory over Hallan-Tiale at South Broward Stadium night Pace took the ball on its line after stopping the Charters on fourth and goal front' the -21 After three plays had moved 'the ball to the 18 Nash broke down the left sideline and rambled 3n for the score John Tyrkala -added the extra point for the first-period TD I In the second quarter Pace took over after a 31-yard punt and went 59 yards in 13 plays with Nash Pulling over from the five Tyrkala again kicked the point Hallandale battled back to score (once in the fourth quarter on one-yard run The Chargers could not mount another offensive threat however 1 Pace is now 4-1 for the season Hallandale dropped to 5-4 yiallquisl Puces vMiami Christian Special to The Herald 7 FORT LAUDERDALE Mark (Tlallquist scored two touchdowns and rushed for 70 yards Saturday Cto lead Miami Christian to a 13-12 Miigh school football victory over Gold Coast Christian Hallquist scored in the first quarter on a 45-yard run and then Tagain in the third quarter on a one-yard plunge Robert Evelyn kicked what proved to be the decisive extra point Quarterback Keith Wachcs of iMiami Christian (3-5) completed 10 'of 15 passes for 122 yards but threw three interceptions Charles Whitely led Gold Coast Christian 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15-5 In the semifinals Miami Christian downed Highlands Christian 15-9 15-10 and Northwest Christian dfeated Westminster Academy 15-981515-13 PAT MARTIN Herald Writer Every time the Miami Springs volleyball team wins it boosts the confidence of the Golden Hawk players When they lose chalk one up for experience says Coach Irene Garriga Saturday night Springs got one of its boosts winning the District 7AAAA high school championship over Jackson at the Miami Springs gym- In the first game of the championship Springs jumped out to a 11-0 lead before Jackson scored The Golden Hawks easily won the first game of the best of three series 15-3 The second game started out much the same way as Springs had a commanding 9-0 lead But the Generals came back to make it close 15-13 as Miami Springs took fhf.