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-rv vt-- in mi ii Tf fFFfF College Scores Sunday Nov 9 1958 1-D jyh lyj Dunn's Run Saves Day For Florida JACKSONVILLE (AP) 142-pound sparkplug Saturday quarterback Jimmy Dunn saved the Gators from an upset Saturday with a 76-yard touchdown run and Rilly Booker kicked the winning points in a 7-6 football victory over Georgia Georgia punctured Florida's supposedly invincible line with apparent esse Hie Bulldog came close to the goal often but crossed it only once on a 10-yard pass from Francis Tarkenton to Fred Brown It looked to 40001) By ru BOichcUt Colls Facing 4 Big One Today Against Giants ihntol US- TM NAILED AFTER an' eight-yard gain in second period is Maryland's Bob sevlyan (II) Navy tackle Ed Bannan (62) made the tackle and coming jn to assist are Middies 1 tackle Larry Boyer (fFJnmd-guani "Torn Snlak6l) Navy end Paul Mankowich (87) blocks out a Maryland player Navy won 40-14 DUMPS MINNESOTA' 28-6 Iona Takes fen Title ose Bowl tor Bowl like the two Georgia sophomores had fashioned an up set when they hooked up on this scoring pass midway of the third quarter Even when Florida's Russell Dilts smeared Carl Manning's at tempted kirk for an extra point it didn't seem important for a dead Florida teem hadn't shown any offense all afternoon Dunn came up with the big surprise on the fourth play of the final quarter Georgia's Bob by Walden had just punted to the Florida 24 The aiim quarterback rolled out la hig left on the run-option play at which he ia a master He cut inside Georgia's end raced through Georgia'a harks I and crossed the goal untouched That waa virtually the onlyhf-fenaive gesture Florida mode The Gators didn't evtn make first down in the first half Only tackle Vel Heckman and end Don Fleming looked anything like their usual form in the line that had out-charged Auburn and Louisiana State on past Saturdays Georgia moved the Gator Hne out of the way and Theron Sapp rred Brown Gene Littleton and George Guisler thundered through to big yardage 221 rushing for total The Bulldogs reached the Florida 4 the 7 the 12 and again the 12 all during the first half Florida's Bobby Green punled the Gators out of trouble twice once with an 82 yard boot that waa the best ever made by Florida Georgia 0 0 6 6-6 Florida 0 0 0 7-7 Ga Brown pass from Tarken ton (kick failed) Fla Dunn 76 run (Booker kick) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EAST Dartmouth 38 Columbia 0 Penn 30 Yale 8 Holy Cross 20 Colgate 0 Pitt 29 Notre Dame 28 Princeton 18 Harv ard 14 Maine 37 Bowdoin 0 Brown 12 Cornell 8 Juniata 52 Drexel 0 Bucknell 44 Temple 8 Delaware 28 Massachusetts 14 Colby 25 Bates 18 Penn State 14 West Virginia 14 i tie) Boston College 40 Detroit 0 Rutgers 18 Lafayette 0 Connecticut 38 Northeastern (Mass) 14 Johns Hopkins 24 Swarthmore 0 Worcester Polytech 33 Norwich 12 Williams IS Wesleyan 7 Brandeis 14 Bridgeport 12 Vermont 20 Middlebury 6 Navy 40 Maryland 14 Amherst 22 Trinity 12 New Hampshire 43 Springfield 20 Carnegie Tech 25 Franklin Marshall 14 Rochester 48 Tufts 8 Coast Guard 28 Rensselear Polytech 8 Westminster (Pa) 7 Slippery Rock (Pa) Tchrs 8 SOUTH Tampa' 12 Jacksonville (Ala) 8 LSU 50 Duke 18 Arkansas 60 Hardin-Simmons 15 Auburn 33 Mississippi State 14 Mississippi 56 Houston 7 Louisville 21 Kent State (Ohio) Bluffton (Ohio) 19 Centre (NY) 16 Sewanee 12 Washington A Lee 0 Virginia Tech 27 Richmond 23 North Carolina 42 Virginia 0 Vanderbilt 0 Kentucky 0 (tie) Georgia Tech 13 Clemson 0 Davidson 16 William A Mary 7 Randolph-Macon 23 Hampden-Sydney 20 Lehigh 7 VMI 7 die) Chattanooga 14 Tennessee 6 Florida 7 Georgia 6 Citadel 38 Presbyterian 0 Bolling AFB 0 Quantico Ma rines 0 (tie) South Carolina 32 Furman 0 Maryland State 44 Delaware State 0 MIDWEST Illinois 21 Michigan 8 Cincinnati 15 Tulsa 6 Ohio State 14 Purdue 14 (tie) Iowa 28 Minnesota 6 Kansas 29 Nebraska 7 Missouri 33 Colorado 9 Indiana 6 Michigan Stale 0 Oklahoma 20 Iowa State 0 Wisconsin 17 Northwestern 13 Villanova 9 Davton 6 Okla State 14 Kansu Stale 7 Bowling Green 33 Ohio 6 Akron 48 Denison 14 Wittenberg 7 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Hiram 15 Kenyon 14 Buffalo 44 Wayne State (Mich) 14 Capital 30t Oberlin 21 SOUTHWEST Army 14 Rice 7 Texu 20 Raylor 15 Texas Tech 33 Arizona 6 SMU 33 Texas AAM 0 FAR WEST Colorado State 20 Utah 0 Air Force 10 Denver 7 Idaho 14 Montana 6 Brigham Young 36 New Mexico Turkey Shoot AHSCCToday MINNEAPOLIS UR Unbeaten Iowa won the Big Ten football championship and a trip to the Rose Bowl Saturday by hammering winless Minnesota 28-6 behind Willie Fleming's two spectacular sewing sprints Fleming sped 63 and 46 yards in the first half to propel the nation's second-ranked football power to its sixth victory and fifth in the Big Ten The Hawks' lone blemish is a 13-13 tie with Air Force Iowa's victory linked with thef Ohio State-Purdue tie and Wisconsin's triymph over Northwestern mathematically clinched the Hawkeyes' fifth Big Ten championship and their second in three quarterback Handy Duncan to deliver the big offensive salvos that dealt Minnesota its 10th straight defeat Fleming's two-touchdown shots Herald Sports Editor COME TUESDAY and Manatee County will observe a real old-fashioned Veterans (what used to be Armistice) Day with all the trimmings including a parade band concert honoring of Gold Star Mothers and the grand climax of a baseball game The Milwaukee Braves have arranged a switch in schedule in order that local residents a great deal of whom will have the holiday off will be able to take a peek at the Braves the St Louis Cardinals will provide the opposition and game time is 2 It has been obvious from the games played to date that local sports fans are making the Florida Winter Baseball Program conspicuous only lay staying away in droves Actually if you have the time and inclination well worth the resonable price of Emission to take in at least one game before the season ends Dec 9 all home games start at 2 pm The American Legion VFW Chamber of Commerce and PTA have been working hard to make the observation of Veterans Day a big one and they can do it with a little cooperation it would be nice to see as many people at the ball park as will be witnessing the parade and taking part in other activities of the day see some good baseball including the showing of some potential major league stars of the future as well as enjoying an afternoon of fresh air and relaxation For that matter you have to- wait until Tuesday to get a look at the winter loop in activity this after' noon the Braves are hosting the Kansas City Athletics Big Difference FRIDAY NIGHT at two points less than 15 miles apart similar scenes were taking place but there was a lot of difference otherwise At Hawkins Stadium in Bydenton an estimated five thousand fans were on hand to watch- the Hurricanes in fleet a 14-0 defeat to Northeast at Sarasota there were more Plant fans on hand than there were Sarasota fans Recently a Sarasota columnist took to his typewriter and gave his version of wrong with football in Sarasota actually he was only expressing the opinion held by many Sarasotans and one generally accepted Using Manatee High as an example of what Sarasota should be but isn't on the gridiron he summed it up pretty well by saying some of the Sarasota boys wouldn't mind playing football but when they find out they may have to run a few laps now and then or take part in other activity resulting in physical exertion they promptly go back to their cars and other less strenuous endeavors There was a lot of truth in what he wrote but he missed the boat when he left nut any mention of alleged Sarasota fans perhaps Friday night he got material for another column According to the sports pages yesterday it was esti mated that Sarasota partisans numbered approximately 700 while Plant rooters who made the trek from Tampa were estimated to number about BOO Sarasota has had a losing season as has been the case for some time now up here Manatee has won three games lost three and tied one admittedly a better record than the Sailors but we're convinced that even if the Hurricanes were having as bad a season as Sarasota fans would still turn nut to support the boys and see some football and that's one reason why Manatee teams have more fight than Sarasota grid combines it's nice to know that whether you win lose or draw your efforts are being appreciated Bits Of Bark WORD FROM Tallahassee the other day came in the form of a release including the name of dluddy-Godfrey last year's Manatee quarterback and fine line backer Godfrey playing with the Seminole yearlings was rated the No 2 quarterback A special train will be run for the Hillsborough game with the PTA handling arrangements and while we don't own any stock in the ACI we think it's the safe and sensible way to attend the game further details regarding the train will be announced in a day or two By THE ASSOCIATED TRESS Baltimore's unbeaten Colls have a 64) record and a two-game lead in the Western Conference of the National Football League and yet they are in the position of playing a must game with the Giants in New York Sunday Despite injuries to Johnny Uhi-tas and Dupre which will keep the star Baltimore hacks out of action the Colls are three-point favorites to whip the Giants The Giants runners-up to Cleveland in the Eastern Conference with a 4-2 record are fresh from their smashing 21-17 victory over the previously unbeaten Browns last week New' York too will have the jservices of guard Jack Stroud and quarterback Don Heinrich and possibly the part-time use of formidable halfback Frank Gif-jford All three missed the game with Cleveland because of injuries Of course the gaqie is a for the Giants who trail Cleveland 5-1) by a full game With big chips on the table a record New York NFL crowd of more than 65000 may jam the Yankee Sla dium Why is this a must for Baltimore: Hie answer is the schedule The Colts had it easy in the first half of the 12-game card In compiling their 6-0 record the Colts beat lowly Detroit and Green Bay twice each weak Washington once and the Chicago Bears in Baltimore The Bears 4-2) are their chief contenderi in the West Starting with the Giants the Colls are fetlock deep in trouble After the Giants they met in succession the Rears in Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Los Angeles and San Francisco The last two are on the West Coast George Shaw who had the quarterbacking job before Unites and Is no Slouch will start for Baltimore Len Iylcs who has averaged a colossal 503 yards on kick off returns may step in for Dupre The other games match Detroit 1 1-4-1 at Cleveland 5-1 1 San Francisco f3-3 at Los Angeles '3-3 1 Green Bay (1-4-1) at Chicago Bears (4-2: Chicago Cardinals (2-3-lt at Washington 2-4) and Pittsburgh 1 2-4) at Philadelphia (1-4-1) 7- were near duplicates of his 61 and Fleming a sophomore and in-l" second speedster combined yr4 dashes which helped defeat Michigan a week ago Late in the first period he slipped through a small opening at left tackle burst away Iron-line hacker and boomed down the sidelines to score from the 46 Fleming hit the same hold midway through the second quarter got a one-step lead on the Gopher AUBURN Ala (AP)-Jimmy Some 143 golfers from Boliby Jones Sarasota Bay and Bradenton Country Club will tee off today at Bradenton Country Club in what probably will be the wily Turkey Shoot of the year at the local club There will he 14 teams representing BCC in the two-ball invitational action Sslarting times for the local entries are as follows: 9:45 A Clark Mrs A Clark Mr and Mrs Earl Till-son 11:12 Frank Pnieha Bertha Reick Frank West Ruth McDermott Mr and Mrs Arnold Hanger Ted Smith Mrs William Pettus a sophomore replacement! coiner line backer and ou traced paced fifth-ranked Auburn to a everyone into the end zone 33-14 victory Saturday over Mis-! Duncan the All sissippi State America quarterback candidate It was Auburn's 21st consecu- fired an 11-yard scoring pass to Coleman tive game without defeat jBoh Prescott latcrin ft Pettus a 162-pounder from Ox-and then hit Don Norton from the ford Ala caught three touch-10 in the fourth quarter down passes for 16 10 and 58 Minnesota got its lone touch-yards to end Auburn worries overldown in the third period when the loss by injury last week second string quarterback Larry w- A- Jim Marpy Tommy Lorino hitherto the Johnson connected with halfback 12:18 Frank Dodson Joe Bill Rood Mr and Mrs Mclnnis 12:24 Jack Smith Tom Purvis Dick team's top offensive threat Stale stunned the 36000 homecoming day fans with two quick Mrs Mrs Mrs Bill Kauth on a 30-yard pass Minnesota's all-sophomore back-field didn't have the speed or fi-scoreg in the second quarter to n01ise lo bother seriously the tough lake a 14-12 lead hut the Tigers Hawkeye line sewed again quickly and were never in danger thereafter RichariTWood quarterback like Pettus a replacement injured man threw two touchdown tosses to Pettus ran 7 for another Loyd Nix Tiger captain raced 13 for an- rvivr-Tnv vv Ken- Myers Mr and Mrs Frank Bor-other Nix completed 13 of 191 LEXINGTON Ky vai iven 12:30 Touchlon Mrs Gporge Tomherlin Mr and Mrs Bill Davidson 12:43 Col Frank Ward Mrs Hathaway Joe Haraka Mrs Fuller 1 Jim Ezell Mrs Fred Hutchinson Kramer Mrs George Greene 1:06 pm Mr and Mrs O-Jaragoske Mr and Mrs Srhanharher 1:12 Mr and Mrs Walt Vanderbilt skidded to den Jacsonville (AP) Statistics of the Georgia Florida game: Georgia Florida First downs 18 3 Rushing yardage 221 117 Passing yardage 129 19 Passes 9-20 2-3 Passea intercepted by 0 2 Punls 6-46 10-45 Fumble lost 0 2 Yards penalized 105 43 Late TD Pass Wins For Army Over The Owls HOUSTON Tex (API Army struck on a 64-yard touchdown pasa from quarterback Joe Caldwell to halfback Pete Dawkins with only 52 seconds left Saturday and the mighty Cadets turned back the amazing Rice Owls 14-7 Seconds before the perfectly executed tie-breaking toss Don Bon-ko reserve Cadrt fullback had crashed through to block a Rice field goal attempt after the Owii had moved to the Army nine Army a seven-point favorite carried a 54)1 record and a ranking to Houston on its invasion of the Southwest Until the closing minutes neither team had moved inside the 20-yard lines except for a quick exchange of touchdowns in the second period Rice took a 7-0 lead on a 58-yard that was climaxed by a 27-yard touchdown pasa from Alvin Hartman a sophomore quarterback to end Ruddy Dial Army struck right back for 70 yards and touchdown that came on an yard pass from halfback Anderson to end Bill Carpen Rebels Trounce Houston 56-7 19 Oregon 12 Stanford 0 Wash State 7 Oregon Stale 0 Wyoming 41 Utah State 13 Idaho State 14 Colorado Stale College 6 California 20 UCLA 17 Southern California 21 ington 6 itucky and puSm Sirin had celled principally on defense hav-'ay- ing led the nation for 15 consecu- Slippery fooling and nigged line tive months But State Billylplay wiped out an expected high-Stacy engineered two scores in scoring contest but those of the four minutes 2Bono who stayed to the pm Mrs William Walerworth Mrs Stan Lujaek 1:36 Col Rauterberg Mr and lard Mr and and Mrs Mrs Ed BOROS LEADING Northwestern Is Dumped By Badgers 17-13 MADISON Wis Wiscon sin's Badgers parlayed fumble re- Jw7 Florida cross country teams won in conference play League rules flnhba into a touchdown and aiholh anH freshman meets specify a tie counts half a game has scored for his UNIVERSITY Misa (AP) -Quarterback 0 Franklin broke open a tight game shortly before halftime Saturday and launched the Mississippi Rebels toward a 56-7 victory over Houston Franklin threw for three touchdowns as the Rebels overcame an early Houston lead to run up their biggest score since 1935 when they defeated West Tennessee Teachers 92-fl About 20000 fans saw Houston take a 7-0 lead in the first quarter and remain in control until the dying minutes of the second period The Rebels broke a 7-7 tie ter with a 32-yard scoring pass from Franklin to end Larry Grantham After halftime the Rebels scored 21 points a quarter with suhsti-tues playing most of the time had No first drive a eight Bob rode III Atlanta Open Action Stops As Players Watch Football field goal during a CTazy-qmlt 17-jfrom fha University of on half a game lost Onn fnlf Tournament an a a ii Saturday Kentucky's chances of finishing j' l- a 17-J3 Big Ten football vie- The varsity whipped the Hurri-'even were killed Its record now canes 18-39 and the frosh edged is two won four lost and one standstill Saturday while most oftory over NorthWstern Saturday 20 points school Ijowenthal shifted to end and intercepted a 16-yard pass He scored touchdowns on 45 and 66 yard recoveries of fumbles He blocked a punt for two points Jockey Clarence Meaux In 1957 It8 winners in 59 nights at Fail-mount Park in Collinsville Georam Tech fifW Wl from the 22 Hiimne rlnmtAN tJ-enwon'Geor1 11 Techjafter an offside penalty against (Jumps uemson Ithe Wildcats gave him a second 1 i000 pVMt waiJj chance provided the Badgers with followed bv Dale Patten lark xtatistically gaining 201 yards to ATLANTA (AP) Fleet Floyd than usua their winning margin before a Huennikin and Mike Mann all ofVandy's 168 But neither side ever srat runninuv0 J' hp un homecoming crowd of 62924 at Florida Fuller'a time was 22 forced the other to put up a goal reai: running hoI(j the final round Sunday rain-splattered Camp Randall Sta-lminutea flat 'line stand Faucette put on a exhibition Saturday Georgia Tech to a 13 0 foot ball! champions Julius Boros and The Wildcats ranked fourth-victory over Clemson Tommy probably will draw three pegs above were His 54 yard run for Tech's ihe major galleries when play re-j their own worst enemies through-first touchdown was a beauty) Mimes Boros from Mid Fines'out most of the penalty-strewn Zipping through a hole on thec took the lead after three jgame They scored once in the right side he danced away from rounds with Boros third quarter after a Wisconsin Clemson line-hackers cut acmss'won the National Open in 1952 Ifumble and again in the fourth Milwaukee Yanks KC the field to the far sideline and simply outran the angling Tiger secondary men Roll the current Open cham- following a pasa Interference pen-pion who registers from Paradise'1 against the Badgers Fla shot a 65 after pair of 74s in' Northwestern'i Ig 1 rated He chipped in witn several nth- th firsst two rounds His 211 totalOuarterhark Dick Thornton and er big gains rolling 70 118 yards WjW Rood nr tie fnr fifth halfback Ron Burton each scored 10 carries Between Boros and Bolt are from one yard out The Wildcats Center Maxie Raugham turned younger stars deadlocked at closed with a rush hut could not1 es i IA--L a magnificent defensive )obJ2JJ Thpy Brf BiII ragppr overcome the Badgers' 17-point' Dl 6 In WreCK intercepting one pass arat making VaIlpy faif Krnia Vossler nnd quarter several key tackles to stall Clem-L MidawJi TfX: and Rnh Wat The going got so rough in the NEESES Nov 8 (fu soni power machine lon of Ardsley-im-Hiidson YiMe laR that the Badgers' Dale Three Negro football roaches Fresh from a 5-1 victory over the New York Yankees at St Fet ershurg yesterday the Milwaukee Braves will be at Braves Field (his afternoon at 2 o'clock to take on the Kansas City Athletics in a Florida Winter Baseball Program came The win was the sixth in 17 starts fnr the Braves who are in the cellar In the other game played yesterday Kansas City nip-jped the St Louis Cardinals 4 3 lege at nearby Denmark: Leo Sho- Admission for thin afternoon's key head coach and Willie Lee game is 75 centa with no reserved were killed near thia South Central South Carolina community today whrn the car in which they were riding overturned on Clemson pointing for the At- par 7004 yard Cherokee Hackhart and Dirk Trfeak were lam Coast Con erence title and a Cwunlry aub ig 1 Iwwi hid undoubtedly was handi- banished from the game for protesting the pass interference call against Hackbart that set up the second touchdown initials Nirnia imanwmn Mt Wisconsin registered its Ihird yiRhPr triumph of the Rig Ten campaign tlminr i ti head coach at Voortieeir junior rot- against one loss -and one tie The rapped because star quarterback Harvey White was not In top form A sore ankle kept him out! of practice all week and his ing particularly on passes Com6 lO appeared off tech scored again in the second period after a 25 yard pass from Joe Delany to Jimmy Bras- INNSRRl'CK Austria Spiess coach of Wildcats stand 3-2-6 in the confer' encr Thornton the Big Ten's lota! Smith assistant roarh at Daniel (AP -Toni Austria's seats lev cave Tech' frst Down SnS'QVM two other Austrian ski aces will to his 567-yard total He completed Ala Fred Rraselton the one sneaked it over from there JOCKEY DIES rL'FAOS AIRES (AP)-Jnrkey Juan Tavella died Saturday from injuries sulfrred when his horse Gallesmto stumbled and threw him during last Sunday's jrarf at tne San Ysidro track go' tothe Tniiwi siateVas 16 passea for 83 yards and I Highway Patrol Cpl Smith struriors this winter Jrusherl 13 times for 42 yards their late model car veered Spiess will work at Aspen Colo Hackhart held a alatistical edge'off the highway arrf struck a tree Pennsylvania! 1753 foot ball Tom Marlin of St Anton will go over Thornton in the battle fnr then overturned and rrushnd the schedule include! the same nine to Stowe VI and Edi Mall of StlAll Amerira quarterback hope- three men under the vehicle mala the Fed and Blue will gn lo North Cnnw ay i fuls with 84 yard! passing and 57 Smith said he had not determin-io IK4 and 1957 IN 'running ed who wes driving 1 YOUNG BRAVES who are seeing lot of action in the Florida Vl'inler Program are left to right! pitcher Ernie Christoff: pitcher Paul Dean Jr and catcher M-rrit Renew The Braves will meet the Athletica at Bravei Field today in a 2 o'clock encounter.