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No! Not That! THE BRADENTON HERALD I jf-lj Sunday, Dee. 4.. )048 Di' Leahy Wants No Part Of Gators; Sanders Rumored For, Wolf Post Refrigerator Bowl Tilt Won By Evansville EVANSVILLE, Dec. 3-itf) A series of spectacular pus catches by Sophomore Ray Bawel 0f. Iay the market In May last mITIhn i At- NEW YORK, Dec.

The 1949 market reared out of a sick bed and gave a hearty bellow this It was rather a polite bellow it lacked the screaming overtones rolling to Eyes Florida leave NCAA JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 3 WNotre Dame's Trank Leahy eliminated himself today as a' prospect for the head football coaching job at the. University of Florida, provided a nqw coach selected, the Florida Times Union said. The newspaper said Leahy told a close friend, familiar with the Florida situation, that he had never considered the Florida post and there was no possibility he would. Newspaper reports last month said the fighting Irish coach wished to leave the north because of an arthritic condition and there was a possibility he could Sales At Palmetto Farmers' Market Although volume dropped jo the lowest point in two weeks, the average price for top grade tomatoes at the Palmetto Farmers State Market climbed 77 cents Friday.

The average price wu $4.61, the top price Sum-iriry of Friday sales: No. 1 tomatoes, 27 prices ranged from $4 JO to $4.90. Average price, $4.61. 1 7 To. 2 tomatoes, 14 bushels, prices ranged from $1.20 to $3.

Average price $2.23. Pole beans, 35 bushels, t2es ranged from $4.60 to $5. Average price, $4.79. Bush beans, nine bushel, prices from $2.20 to $2.80. Average, $2.31.

Fancy yellow Squash, 38 bushel, prices from $2.50 -to $3.20. Average, $2.79. -Jumbo yellow squash, two $2.25. Fincy pepper, 17 bushel, prices from $2.60 to $3.50. Choice pepper, four bushel, Cucumbers, one bushel.

$3.10. Chicago Cattle I i I ii I f- Richmond, Dec. v-Virginia Tech ii in violation of the NCAAi "sanity code' and is pre-pared "to go down the line with the University of Virginia at the convention of the NCAA in New Torh next month, the Richmond 4 jfiihea-Dispatchsaid tonight 'VI' The newspaper quoted Tech Athletic Directot W. L. (Monk) JYthmger, who spoke unofficially.

'Younger asserted, the newspaper said, that it was his understanding that President Walter S. Newman of the Blacksburg, college, planned to take a public stand in New York that it is impossible for Tech to abide by the provisions of the code. University of Virginia officials already have announced that the Charlottesville, school was in violation of the code, and will not abide by its provisions. Violators of the code, which was in the face of southern -Imposition and which is designed Supposedly to curb subsidization of athletes, face expulsion from the NCAA and a schedule set Evansville College three touchdowns and a field goal today in a 22-7 victory over Hillsdale in the second annual Refrigerator Bowl game. Hillsdale's Bureau had won 13 straight games.

Evansville, beaten twice this season, had ended a 4J-game winning streak for Missouri Valley in the bowl inaugural last Evansville wase supposed to have left itt aerial game on the ch with injured Dick Gonter-man, but Ron Watson and Joe Unfried threw 29 passu and Bawel. Jack Crouch and John McDou-gal caught 15 of them, for' 358 yards. Cincinnati Wins Glass Bowl Game TOLEDO, Dec. 3 WV- The University of Toledo Rockets met their first Glass Bowl defeat today. The University of Cincinnati Bearcats ran over them, 33-13, before a crowd of about 8,500.

Toledo had won the local football bowl event in the thref previous years of iU existence. Expert blocking and accurate passing by Cincinnati's Tom OMalley spelled the difference. O'Malley's tosses netted 137 yards to Toledo's 99 from forwards. The Bearcats also had the edge in rushing, 197 to 187 yards, and scored-14 first downs, to Toledo's 12, yew but it had real authority. trading stopped at noon Saturday prices, on average, had reached a 13-month high.

In the last three days of the week the market value of stocks listed on the exchange had Jumped by 1,500,000,000 or -The volume of business stepped up sharply as quotations advanced. On Friday, transactions crossed the mark for the first time in 1949. And today, with volume at 1,110,000 shares, was the fastest-stepping Saturday since May last yesr. John Li Lewis, the leader of the United Mine workers, waa widely credited with sparking the current move. Lewis, on Thursday, ordered his men back to work next week and.

a couple of hours after the announcement buying orders started pouring into the exchange. The market, of course, had more to work on than the Lewis order. Extra, and increased dividends -provided it with rich food. Excellent business prospects for at least the first half of 1950 helped. And in the background was a federal budget at a record peacetime high and.

a federal deficit of nearly $6,000,000,000. A week ago the market showed definite signs of ailing. Prices had been advancing without serious interruption since mid-June and profit taking operation! hamstrung further efforts to get ahead. The experts, appraising the usual seasonal influences which indicated a setback of some kind, peemed to have called the turn. At Saturday's close the Associated Press average of 60 stocks reached 69.5, a gain of .4 of one point on the day and the highest since 70.6 on Nov.

1 last year. Sales totaled 1,110,000 shares, far above- last Saturdays 410,000 and a peak since 2,590,000 shires changed -hands In the rampaging market May 15, 1948. A total of 951 issues were of which 611. advanced and 114 declined. closing price and net change of IS most active stocks today: Packard Mot .41,300, Benfuet Mng 28.900, 31414' Maryland Drops Miami, 13 to 0 MIAMI, Dec.

3 WV-The University of Maryland was forced to call all its vaunted power last night to turn back the fighting Miami Hurricanes, 13 to 0, before 34,886 football fans irt the range Bowl. With the exception of two touchdown marches one, at the beginning and one at the end of the game the Hurricanes fought the Gator Bowl-bound Terrapins to a standoff. The first time Maryland got the ball it. scored. Taking the kickoff on the 27 the Terps marched 73 yards to pay dirt.

Quarterback Joe Tucker, who masterminded the drive made the score when he cut off left tackle and sprinted 15 yards to the goal line. Bob Dean's try for point was wide. Maryland's final score, came two and a half minutes before the game ended. Quarterback Stan Levine flipped a four-yard pass to Ed Modzelewski in a 23-yard play. superior forward wall spelled the main difference between the two teams ability, in the first half Miami's net offense was minus four yards gained from rushing.

CHICAGO. Ixbta cxttta 2 (APV-(DSDAt '5a-800 total not COACH RED SANDERS I hi I 4 TORNADOES After winning a 15-ronnd decision for the British welterweight title, Eddie Thomas renders a victory song in a London ring. who outpointed Henry Hall, is known the choir-singing Welsh coal miner. Itveni compared week aao: reealpta eon-eidarably terser than last week which in rluded a holiday: steers era dins iveraee-ood and better (Irons to fully SO hisher. Instances 1X0 hisher.

kinde tredins low-food and below steady to SO lower, moetly steady: ever SO per cent of etoer run medium srades. lancet of the-year; heifers steady to SO cents hisher: medium and ood hoof cows 50 to 1.00 low-or. lower a rad eewa strong to 35 hisher; bulla 50-75 hUher; vr alert atrons; stock cattle slow, weak; lead choice 1035 lb fed steers 30.50, most choice food to low-choice 33X045X0. medium to low good 11.50-27. SO; fow loads choir mixed yearlinss 34 0048.00.

load choice South Dakota fed heifers 32.25. bulk medium to low -choice heifers 21.00-29.35i Vnost food cows 16.25-18.00, common and medium beef eewi 14.00-18.00. canners and cut-ten medium and good eau-gaga bulls 18.00-19.78: medium to choice restart 33.00-2fl.00i 'bulk puqtum end good stockers and feeding (teen 19.50-33X0, supply stock cattle smelled of tho aeaton. MINOR LEAGUE MEET STARTS be obtained for the Florida coaching position. Criticism has been directed at Head Coach Ray Wolf because of the poor showing the Gators made during the past season.

No official source, however, has confirmed reports he would be replaced. NASHVILLE, Dec. 8-OP) Henry R. (Red) Sanders, head football coach at the University of California at Los Angeles; may leave the coast school to take over the head coaching job at the University of Florida, the Nashville Banner said today. Fred Russell, Banner Sports Editor and close friend of Sanders, Hid in his column he has a hunci llorida will make the highest bid it has ever made for a coach and go after Red Sanders.

Sanders, a native of Nashville, left yesterday to fly back to Los Angeles after a brief visit here. Sanders, a graduate of Vanderbilt University, quit as head coach at the Nashville school early this year to take over at UCLA. In his first season out there his 1949 team won six and lost three. If Sanders gets the Florida post he would succeed Ray (Bear) Wolf, at whom alumni have aimed criticism Several name coaches have been mentioned as a successor to Wolf. Among them was Bobby Dodd, head coach at Georgia Tech.

But Tech set at rest the Dodd Rumor with an announcement he is staying on at Tech flats. In his sports column today, Russell said: "I Just have a hunch that the University of Florida. will make the highest bid it has ever made for a coach and go after Red Sanders at the University of California at Los Angeles. "Florida feels that it must develop a contending team and may go as high as $17,000 or $18,000. "That kind of money and a long term contract might interest Sanders, who seems to be favorably situated at UCLA, where he took a team that won only three games last season and led it to a second place finish in the Pacific Coas; Conference.

"I'm still guessing when I say that Red might feel that he would have far better prep and high school coaching contacts in the South and that the Gainesville spot would be more advantageous over the long haul. Sanders' wife, Ann, is from Lakeland where her mother now lives. .1 Lincoln Trojans Win Last Game. The Lincoln Memorial -High School Trojans won their final game of the Mason last night over the Gibbs High School. Tigers, Negro scholastic team from St.

Petersburg, by a score of 7-0. The lone score was made In the. last quarter on a 15-yard to Cornelius Walden. The local Negro high school eleven has a record of eight games won out of 10 played this season. SPEEDY Citrus Report WINTER HAVEN, Dee.

3 fAP Report of tho State Citrus Impaction bureau at 10 a.m. today in begee: Grapefruit Oraegee Tangerines Rail 13X00 30X80 15.950 Boat 4X73 -MBS'. 3 JO? Truck 11.103 64X39. 37A27 "7J74 Total 39X78 Alleghany Corp 15,500, 3Ti no. Papu-Com 14,500, '1 2 pfj 2,900 Am Pow and Lt ifjoo, 14 Am and Tor Pow 2 pl Am Pow and Lt lllOO, 14 no.

SEVEN ON BLACK LIST CHICAGO, Dec. 3 Expulsion of seven "active members for violation of the so-called "sanity code today was recommended to the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Identity of the seven schools whose fate will be decided at the N.CAA.s 44th annual convention in'New York, Jan. 13-14, was not disclosed by Secretary-Treasurer KL. (Tug) Wilson in an' outline of-the convention program.

At the same time, Wilson revealed that three 'amend ments have been the foremost being a suggestion for a yehlvaround training table by the Southeastern, Southwest and Southern conferences. "Dartmouth called for a tightening on recruitment and a ban on athletic triar camps. Wilson's memorandum to the N.CA.A. membership pointed out that 'the seven schools had failed to maintain standards in accordance with the code which places strict limitations on financial aids to athletes. Twenty-three other schools still are under scrutiny by the N.C JWA-s constitutional compliance committee, but only the seven were established as caught with tiie goods within' the four-month warning deadline before the con vention.

However, the recommended ex pulsion, along with the code amendment proposals, are subject to review by the executive com' mittee and can be achieved only by a two-thirds vote of the delegates present. Full N. C. A. A.

voting potential is 309, requiring approximately 200 for binding action. Barred members would face schedule boycott by the members good standing. An N. C. A.

A. spokesman de dined to divulge whether the seven schools were major institutions, or to what conferences or 'geographical sections they longed. iwU 1 BALTIMORE, Dec. S-WV-Five major items face the 48th annual convention of. minor leagues making a week's stand here starting Monday.

Principal discussion topics at sessions will be the bonus high school rule, broadcasting and television regulations, draft, and exemption of teapjs from the major, league these and possibly other changes will occupy the center more than 2,000 attending keep up a buzz-buzz of talk in hotel lobbies, and From these offstage activities will come the and changes in operation of leagues. major league teatns will represented in search for talent to their own meeting the week in New York, bonus rule discussion is expected to center around a limit on money paid a free agent. At there is no maximum. Grains Advance Late In Board Session 4 CHICAGO. Dee.

3 (API Crain markets threw off early hesitancy and moved up briskly in lata dealings on tha Board of Trade today. Tha advance was ted by wheat, which jumped more than 3 cents at times. AU old crop wheat contracts made new seasons) highs. Wheat closed to-44 higher. December 33.314-44.

corn waa higher. December 31X044-44. eats were unchanged to 1 rent higher. December 774444, rye was SL4144. i IntfTel and Tel 12,000.

9t44-U. Warner Broa Piet 11,700, IS no. Rexall Drug 11.400, 51434. Canad Pae 11.000, 144V. Radio Corp 10.800, 1234 no.

Beth Stl 10.400, 21 .44. Am and For Pow 10,100, Boach 9,700, 10434. Tri-Cont Corp 9AI0, V14 (Continued from Page 1-B) enough as Sarasota spurted to 14 to 0 lead in the first 13 minutes of play. A fumble by Baldy, recovered by End Joe Crowley oil Sarasota on Manatees 31, set up the first score. Bob Hudson and Bob Peet ripped out first downs, and Hudson made the TD from eight yards out.

The Sailors started the second push late in the first period from their own 29 and sped to Manatees one-foot line, where Quarterback Dave Weedman went over on the first play of the second quarter. Manatee held throughout the remainder of the second heat, and halftime count wu 14-0. The Sailors boosted it to 20-0 on the third scrimmage play of the second half when little Guy Amuso squirted 20 yards off right tackle I present, general rule, umpire AAA draft; While rule stage, will baseball rooms trades individual All the be prior following The the 44-1V4 higher, December I were 1 to 214 higher. December 2.35'-52X5, and lard was unchanged to 15 cent pounds higher, December hundred 10.37. Friday Scores COLLEGE Maryland 13, Miami 0.

Rollins 10, Stetson 14. Hardin Simmons 66, Trinity 13 Hawaii 41, Fresno State 14. HIGH SCHOOL Landon 21, St. Petersburg 0. Fort Lauderdale 13, Miami Edi son 6.

Clearwater 18, Winter Haven 12. Haines City 34, Sebcing 13. St. Cloud 19, Kissimmee 0. Winter Garden 27, Oconee 6.

Fletcher (Jacksonville Beach 'j 18, Gainesville 6. Inverness 27, Zephyrhills 0. Lake Wales 12, Bartow 0. Plant City 28, Fort Myers 12. Sarasota 26.

Manatee 7. Wauchula 18, Tarpon Springs 2. Fort Meade 19. Avon Park 6. Mulberry 19, Aubumdale 6.

Jesuit 20, Arcadia 6. Dade City 27, New Port Richey 0. Ketterlinus (St. Augustine) 27, New Smyrna Beach 0. Brewster Tech 13, OLPH 0.

Floor Sanders FOR RENT B. Varnish Wholesale Commodities Advancing Slightly. NEW YORK, Dae. 3 AP The Aaao-elated Preae Index at 38 Important wholesale commodity priraa thla week ad ra need aUahlly Is 1U.06 from 163.01 a week aao, aparked by hisher prtcee In the textile! and sraina end cotton com ponente. Textile! were at thalr hishaat level of Induetrtala.

food, llveatack and non frrroua nutate declined thia week. The index, whoae base year of 1936 equate 100, waa at 179.30 a year ase. But a player given more than $6,000 by a major league team can be optioned but only once. The high school rule amendment would permit signing a boy in his originally scheduled graduation year. Now he cannot be signed until ha actually completes his schooling.

The umpire draft would be similar to that for players, providing for their advancement up the league ladder by selection. i.ij '9 i (Continued from Page 1-B) dash this season. A second Clear water win over Tarpon would establish Tarpon as a team, and give Clearwater another win. Under the system of 30 points for defeating an' A team and 20 for beating 'a team, Clearwater would have one A win and six wins for 150 points. Fort Myers has bompleted its season, and Under the minimum of seyeii league games that must be has a 150 point total on two A four victories and one loss to a team.

Fort Myers actually has an overall conference record of seven victories against one loss. But only seven games have to be counted. A team is not penalized for an extra victory over a team. Now if Clearwater loses to Tarpon Springs 'that will make the latter an A team; In this event, Clearwater will get 15 points for losing to- an A team. But heres the catch: Clearwater's first win over Tarpon will be counted over an A instead of a team.

Thus, Clearwater would get 30 points instead of 20 for the first Tarpon win. If Tarpon is an A team, Clearwater gets 30 points for the vie tory and 15 for the loss in the two' game set. That totals 45 points Now if Clearwater whips Tarpon again, making the latter a team the Tornadoes get 20 points for each victory a total of only 40 How does Winter Haven get into the picture? Its like this: Winter Haven has a seven-game point total of 145 on two A team wins, three wins and one loss to an A team and one loss to a team. Tarpon Springs, currently a team prior to its final game, is one of the three teams Winter Haven has beaten. If Tarpon Springs beats Clearwater, and thus boosts Clearwater's rating to 155 points, it also will become an A team and boost Winter Havens total 10 points from 145 to 155.

So Clearwater and Winter Haven would wind up in a rating tie, even though the Tornadoes had lost only me game to Winter Ha yens two reverses. in this event, Clearwater would win the championship, as it, holds an 18-12 victory over Winter Haven. A conference rule reads: It two teams have the same average points per game and have played each other during the season, the victor in that 1 game shall have a higher rank for the season. This regulation does not apply, however, in the event that Clearwater and Fort Myers finish in a point tie. The.

and Greenies did not -meet this season, Up in the Air There -is no conference precedent for a situation such as this. Conference Secretary Vernon Dozier, informed The Herald Satur day that-if Clearwater and Fort Myers wind up in a point tie, it will be up to conference principals and coaches to decide whether to declare the two teams co-cham pions -or call, for a post-season game between them for the cham pionship. The next conference meeting is slated Saturday, with Clearwater as the tentative site. One other action is possible but not probable. SFC officials may decide to award the championship to one of the two teams by vote of members.

As far as is known, this has never been done before when only two teams were involved. conference alio has never had two co-champions, although it has had a three-way title deadlock. There is one other possibility that would automatically result In a post season game. Should Tarpon- Springs and Clearwater tie next Friday night, Myers would have the highest point index; In this case, Fort Myers and still undefeated Clearwater would meet in a title playoff under the SFC rule which says If a team is undefeated but some other team INSTALLATION FIXTURES repairs Touted La Starza Unimpressive In No Comment LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2 MV-A spokesman for the UCLA Athletic Department today said that Coach Henry Sanders and Athletic Director Wilbur Johns had no comment to make regarding reports Sanders might shift his activities to 'the University of Florida.

Publicity Chief Vic Mid he talked with Sanders and Johns and both advised that they did not intend to discuss the report one way or another. wubsmow More No Comment ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. S-W) Frank M. Harris, chairman of the State Board of Control, said "Sorry, no comment today on reports that Henry Sanders might become head football coach at Florida.

Bout At Garden i Ambrose Terry 3otton Futures Firm On Moderate Trade NtW YORK. Iter. 3 (AP Cotton futures wars firm today. Ttio nearby March rnntrart established naw htfha for the acaaon with the Deremhcr IMS delivery miplleatlni the prcvloua ecaaonal peek. Trade burin I predominated on tho rtao and thero waa a erarrity of contra oil.

Part of tho demand waa said to repre-roaent coverina aaalnat export calve althouah deale ra ohaerved that aomo of tho buytne waa alao for tho account of textile mllla. Kufurrs rlnaed to 4S cento a halo hishfr than tho previous closs. Opsn Utah Low Last Dae. 30.10 30.31 30.10 30.14-17 Mrh. 30.14 3011 30.11 30.14-17 May 30 00 30.11 30.00 30-00 Jly.

30.67 39.73 29.65 39.66 Oct. 2S.3& 3S.34 3S.18 3S.M Oar. 38.10 3S.14 31.10 33.13 UP 8-9 up 3-8 up up up 3 ft Rough Marine Football Game Ends In Forfeit NORFOLK, Dec. 3 (JP) Now comes forfeited football game even though the actual score was 24-0. The Quantico Marines were playing the Little Creek Amphibious Force here today for the Mid-Atlantic Football Championship.

The game was sprinkled with fist fights. With five minutes remaining, Amphib Coach Bob Hutchinson motioned his team from the field. He said he acted to "protect both teams. The Marines, leading by 24-0, had to be content with a 1-0 vie tiry, result of the forfeit, instead. PLUMBERS In New Location 2209 9th Phone 38-771 A Compiete Lino of Water Pip and Fitting Middling spot 30X1 up 8.

to tally. Bill Hathcock, who booted the first two extra points, had his effort blocked by Manatee's Lewis Cochrane on this try. Too Little and Too Late At this stage of the game. Manatee took command. But the Canes, who have been a second half team all Mason, again came up with too little and too late.

Sarasota had 11 first downs to Manatee's none this point. The last 22 minutes of play, the Sailors failed to move the yardsticks a single time, and the Canes started dirking on spot passes for six first downs. To the cheers of Manatee students, relegated to the end zone section, the Hurricanes finally started moving late In the third period. Short, spot passes with Long Gene Wilson pitching, moved the Canes from their' own 35 to Sarasota's five-yard line, where the Sailors held. Manatee came right back with a 48-yard march for Its only score.

A Wilson to Bill DeLoach' aerial ate up 25 yards. Wilson made five on two quarterback sneaks and tossed to End Charley Keen for seven snd a first down on the Sailor 11. After two ground plays gained a mere yard, Wilson connected to Keen in the end zone for the score. Wilson plunged the point The final tally came in the dosing minutes when Billy Brooks bob bled a punt on Manatee's eight-ySrd line, and Sailor Leroy Rosier recovered. Weedman, on a "keep it play from his split quarter back slot, circled left end for the score.

Hathcock's plarekick was no good. Rough Game The Sailors had all the best of it statistically. The slicing Salt forwards smothered Manatee's ground attack, allowing but 28 yards net. Sarasota rushed for 264. Manatee picked up 88 yards in the sir on 11 completions in 22 tries.

Sarasota hit on only ope of five for two yards. First downs were Sarasota 11, Manatee 6, and penalities, Sarasota 70 yards, Manatee 181. Sarasota drew two personal foul penalties and Manatee one in a game that was rough under the pileups. Wilson's passing was Manatee's only offensive threat. On defense.

Tarkle Ed Culpepper and Halfback DeLoach were standouts. One thing Manatee did get from BuildkYour GM Cfili) -UNDERDOG- (Continued from Pate 1-B) to the. 13, and Salem followed with a touchdown on an end run. Salem kicked the point to tie the score. NEW YORK, Dec.

3-tfV-Ez-Zard Charles is safe on his NBA heavyweight throne. Young Ro land La Starza, unbeaten Bronx butcher boy with 37 straight tains, isnt quite ready. i J-Tor two rounds last night Madison Square Garden. La Starza seemed to have arrived. He was an aggressive stalker with punidilng power against Argentines Cesar Brion.

Then he went back to his old patient counter-punching. Maybe flaming youth ran out of steam, For the next eight rounds these two 22-year-old youngsters mt on a tame and crude exhibition. La Starza won, be sure, by a unanimous decision but the bout dragged to an uninspiring There was mild dissatisfaction Jrom some of the 12,035 who paid 140,092, but nothing serious. La Starza, the favorite, handed out Ibe more punishment with his effective counter-punching while ''Brion wisted.his power with wild rights. Brion weighed 194V, La Starza 187.

if PRECISION MADE 1 sli 1 THOROUGHLY CUREDj To Give You A More BeautifuL More Permanent Home! Come and Visit Our Plant! MASONRY the tilt was experience. Coach Joe Rousseau poured a steady strean. subs into the fray, using about 30 men. The game wrote finis to the high school grid careers of nihe Manatee and 16 Sarasota seniors. Starting lineups: Manatee Keen, la: McDonald, It; Frank, UP.

Cochrane, Brawn, rs; Culpepper, rt; Button, ra: Brooks, Elmore, Hi: Baldy, rh: Hmehart, Sarasota F. Taylor, le; Scarte, It: Newby, 1r: Ryder, Joaaart. rs: C. Taylor, rt; Crowley, ra: Weedman, Cobb, Ui; Hudson, rh: Adama, f. Subs: Manatee Wilson, Gaines, Mo Laiishlin, Tlson.

Flltcraft, Odom, Sim mans, Pavia, Stansell, DeLoach, Dur-ranee, km, Tharpe, Haraka, Charlton, Grubbs. Sarasota Amuso, Timmerman. Martin. Stephana, Blackatock, Hitchcock, Garrett, Gay, Corbttt, But' Chapman, Rlchert, Kimble, Pika, Roster. Colima.

Score by periods: Manatee 0 0 0 7 7 Sarasota 7 Scot-ins: TD-Manatee. Wilson: Sara' sots. Hudson. Weedman Amuso. PAT Manataa, Wilson; Saraiota, Hath-cock Officials: Comparato.

raf: Choate ump: Oater, Lofgren, H. I Just before the half Auburn appeared after t' half it was Auburn which looked like a champion. Two Auburn and two Alabama drivei died short of touchdown, snd one drive by each team paid off. Auburn's winner started on Its 29, moving in 13 plays all the way. Davis went across with two Alabama men on him from 11 yards out Tucker methodically added the placement which turned out to be the clincher.

Alabama then pulled a near repeat of its second quarter drive. The bulk of the yardage was on a Salem pass to Jim (Bimbo) Melton, good for 41 yards to Auburn's four. Tom Calvin went over. That called for Salem's unsuccessful, tension-filled kick, which was far to the left A DRY WALL MEANS health wd a damp the reverse, sickness and a doctor, indefinite expense. But dry walla are assured when our concrete blocks are used as building material.

These are sanitary, impervious to fire or water, beautiful In appearance, light but strong in texture and wonderfully durable. Gator Quintet yins SEC Game GAINESVILLE, Dec. --Tbe Florida Gator basketball team won its first Southeastern Conference victory here tonight by defeating Mississippi State, 63-45. i-'i It wu Floridas second win hi two starts this season, i The game began sluggishly with both teams making bad passes and missing numerous shots. Missis CONCRETE BLOCKS THAT MEET ALL SPECIFICATIONS A SIZE AND RTYLB FOR EVERY NEED sippi State sprang up five points 'pace to pull at halftime.

Our Block Is Certified By Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory (Contract No. 13) hu the higher points, then a postseason game must be played. Manatee Coach Joe Rousseau expressing his opinion as a conference member, said he was in favor of a playoff between the two teams if the matter comes to a vole. "If the two teams finish in a point tie, I don't think it would be fair to vote the championship to either one of them," he said. Herald efforts to contact Fort Myers Coach Jack Sutherland and Clearwater Coach Bill Justice for their opinions yesterday were futile.

It Is possible Sutherland will seek an immediate SFC ruling on the situation of Clearwater and Fort Myers ending In a tie. Sutherland is in the position of not knowing whether or not there will be a post-season game, and whether or not to call his Fort Myers gridders, who ended their regular season Friday, back to the practice field. DR. HAROLD V. PIERCE Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE IN HIS NEW LOCATION 1426 14th Street, W.

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