St. Lucie News Tribune du lieu suivant : Fort Pierce, Florida • 13

I1 Carolina 17-0 Beating Moments Uter FSlTs Bill Manman plunged over from the one to put the Semlnoles isiana State where they coached the 1956 LSU team to a national championship The victory moves Florida season record to 2-2-L South Carolina is bow 3-2 South Carolina 0 0 0 Florida State 7 0S IT Moreman 1 run (Guthrie kick) FSU-FG Guthrie 24 Gunter 0 run (Guthrie kick) 1 Attendance 33022 Statistics TALLAHASSEE (AP)- Florl- da State capitalizing on a past Interference call on the first piny Saturday rode behind a strong running attack and a de-t ermlned defense to shut out South Carolina 17-0 in an inter-sectional football game South Carolina never seemed to recover from quick Florida State 'touchdown in the opening minutes The Gamecocks saw 1 five drives frustrated by interceptions Seminole Conch Bill Peterson uncorked a bag of tricks on the opening play which left the At lantlc Coast Conference defenders confined Peterson put both of his top passing quarterbacks Kim Hammond and Guy Pajdc in file lineup on the first play It ended on the South Carolina 24 when pass interference was called on a long toss from Pajdc at file FSU 25 With Muir gone South Carolina had to depend on Fair and Ben Garnto tor its running attack Gam to gained 48 yards in eight tries pushing his career mark past the LOOfiyard mark The Gamecocks went into the game without the services of top safety man Wally Orell who twisted hie knee Friday night departing from a bus Florida State boosted its margin late In the third quarter with a nine-yard scaring run by Bill Gunter in the final momenta of the last quarter South Carolina completed 11 panes in 25 attempts but the five interceptions kept them away from pay dirt Owe consistently in the thick of the Gamecock receivers picked off two key interceptions The victory was Peterson's second over South Coach Paul DietzeL Peterson was understudy at Lou Peterson pulled another aur-prise In that series when he put lineback Mike Btatt in at half-' back for file first time thin season South Carolina tried to bounce back but Offensive efforts by the Gamecocks received a shock midway the second quarter when fullback Warren Muir their top rusher received a bruised hip and left the game defensive secondary 1 wae tenacious picking off passes from quarterback Mike Fair time and again The deepest South Carolina penetrated was to the Seminole 7 in the third quarter but defender-John Crowe picked off a Fair pass on the two-yard line ending the last serious threat FUAtate 14 102 128 122 23 181 171 124 Sou (hr First Downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Pastes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 11-25-5 13-24-0 6-42 7-39 0 0 70 a EEbtjKJwM! tribune Page IS NEWS TRIBUNE Fort Pleree Bla Sul Oct 15 1IR Tip LSU 17-15 BATON ROUGE La (AP) Alert Miami held off TarntnlnM Tyler: Too Little Too Late Halfback Robert Tyler catches second of two succes sive passes in last-minute bid by Dan McCarty to score at Stuart Friday night He grabbed one and ran to Martin 49 and this one carried to the 38 with 50 seconds to play but time ran out at the 22 and Martin County won 19-0 Turn to Page 14 for details and more pictures (Staff Photo by Ed Glucider) Gators Power 35-0 NEW ORLEANS La (API-Slender Larry Renta who know until late last Tuesday he would be starting quarterback ran and passed' the Gators to a 35-0 shellacking of Tulane Saturday night Renta a 6-foot-l 150-pounder who had a shoulder separation and infectious mononucleosis five months ago has played safety flanker and split but never quarterback on the Gator varsity He was called on by Florida Coach Ray Graves to take the place of sophomore starter Jack Eckdahl- who broke a log in a practice session Tuesday Renta hroke away on a 50-Fard touchdown run on the first (day of the second quarter and directed the Gators to two other first half scorn The frail Junior from Corel Gabies Fla led the Gators to 17 first downs 200 yards rushing and 59 passing in the first half A pan interference call on Florida's first play from scrim mage put the bell at the Tultne 38 -Eight plays later with the game leu than five minutes rid the Gators had their first a two-yard run by powerful Larry Smith Two six-yard passes and two runs by Rents for a total of nine yards kept the Gator drive going The Gators who adopted a battle cry of "bounce back after a 37-6 rout a week ago by Louisiana worst beating in 17 years forged a 21-0 halftime lead on ut eight yard touchdown run fay reserve tailback Tommy Giem Glenn and Smith each got an- Carroll Captures Fifth in Row 20-0 What -Else? State with key pan interceptions in the fourth quarter and handed the error-plagued Tigers their first football defeat 17-15 before 67000 fens Saturday night Miami defensive back Jimmy Dye Intercepted a Nelson Stok-ley pan in the end zone as the favored Tiger were driving late in the final period When LSU gained possession again with about 4tf minutes remaining Rich Robinson latched on to another Stok-ley pan to atop the final threat LSU struck for two third quarter touchdowns after falling behind 17-3 at halftime Miami pounced on LSU errors in the first half to roll up Its big advantage A costly roughlng-the-kicker penalty and an Intercepted pass set up the two touchdowns Quarterback David Olivo threw eight yards for one- touchdown and ran over from the four for the second -The Tigers made: their big push in file third quarter Stok-ley looped a 33-yard touchdown pass to Trigger Allen who made a fingertip catch LSU scored again when an Olivo pass wras intercepted by Gerry Kent setting up the Tl-gets at the Miami 35 F'ullback Tommy Newfleld raced 23 yards for a touchdown with 103 remaining in the third quarter -LSU misped on the extra point kick after the first TD and needed a two-print conversion after the second for a tie but a pass failed game 26-13 find their bus stuck In the mud and have to push it at Albert Lea Minn Wisconsin State junior varsity players from LaCrosse Wig Muddy gridderswha just lost -football By JERRY GREENE (News Tribune Sports Writer) POMPANO Cardinal Gibbons only man aged to slow down John Carroll and halfback Iverson Williams in a high school football game here Saturday night The Rams are still unbeaten in five starts after a 20-0 victory on the muddy Pompano Beach High field It was the fourth shutout for the Fort Pierce school The Bashes By LARRY BUSH (Nows Tribes Sport Xdltorl ELMER 00X our fanner far-flung correspondent advisee that the literal tranala-tlon for Schoendlcnst a German name Is "good Seems to be something significant in that it it it The derision fay the Florida High School Activitiea Association to make all members play within their enrollment class cornea a year too late for same Suncoait Conference members The decision made fay the FHSAA board ot directors last week means that all schools must play in the clan in which their enrollment places them Class AA GOO or more boys In the top three grades Class A 200 to GOO Class 80 to 200 and Gass under 80 This means that Veto Beach High for example cannot de-dare Itself a class higher than Its enrollment as it traditionally has But e( course Vers hunt minded playing ever its class Bn fact the Indians have for years represented themselves extremely weU But last spring the Sun-coast Conference in one of its moat controversial decisions In years made it mandatory that all schools in the Easton Division be Gass AA and an Western Division schools play Class A This wad fought hard by Seacrest and Palm Beach The fanner was a Gass A school a year ago and would have been this year too Palm Beach opposed the move on the principal that the conference tell a school in what class it must pfey- expected that both Vero Beach and Seacrest will be Gasa AA schools next year as both topped though fay narrow margins the 800 mark last Sept 30 the determining date Bn the Westers MvMoa however fear ef the seven schools had to declare Clasa A this talL By eareDmeiit Jupiter Okeecaebee Pahv hee and Cfewistoa wen all Class The decision by the conference to force classification was based on the point system for qualifying lor the district football playoffs No consideration was given to the other sprats Now the conference will have to change Its rules of course How many of the Western Division schnls will be back In Gass by next fall remains to be seen Larry (Hunk) Slay athletic director at Dan McCarty High and flu representative of the Florida Athletic Coach- es Association on the FHSAA board said the decision to force proper classification was based on the belief that It make sense to have enrollment groupings if they observed Another factor wae that 88 schools which were for- merly members ef the Flor-: Ida Iaterschelisttr Athletic Associate had Joined the FHSAA this year and 78 mere were anticipated next spring apparently signal- ling the end of the FIAA "In the past" pointed out Slay a clas higher than your enrollment happened only in isolated cases But it had become too previr lent and too it it it There seems to he eome-thlng Inappropriate about cheering the Eagles and we he prood- after year team has given a toaohdewa or had a pass intercepted Neither is anything to really be proud about Dave Heaton was Jarred loose of the ball at the Carroll 16 But after Mike Davie recovered for the Gibbons four running plays lost nine yards and the Redskins' only serkx scoring threat rat this homecoming night went tor naught HIGH SCHOOL John Carroll 20 Fort Lauderdale Gibbons 0 Lincoln Park 7 Riviera Beach Kennedy 6 Scoring Williams the hard-running 170-pound senior sensation scored three touchdowns and gained but 292 yards in 32 formations both lows for this season His previous low marks were four touchdowns and 205 yards in the opener last month against i-alm Placid a 389 victory But Williams still upped Us touchdown total to 25 tleing Us own apparent local record set last yew In 19 games Be counted on frita of 8 19 aad 99 yards Saturday Playing conditions led to many fumbles and the Rams lost the ball four times On one occasion with the score 69 In the third period quarterback John Carroll Ilf Cardinal Gibbons 0 0 JC Williams run (kick tills ms IS run (Kelly kick) to run (Kelly kick) 3 Rattlers Score 2 in 44-0 Romp TALLAHASSEE (AP)-Flori-da A A ramped tolts fourth victory without a loss Saturday smashing the Morris Brown Wolverines 449 behind a trio of two-touchdown efforts by Major Hazleton -Glenn 'Edwards and Elroy Morand Both of touchdowns came on defensive plays a 37-yard return of a pass interception and a 45-yard punt return Edwards picked up a touchdown from three yards out in the second quarter then added the final tally in the fourth period when he romped 62 yards for his second score Morand scored the Rattlers' first touchdown on an eight-yard dash then came back with five yard run Both touchdowns came in the first quarter The Rattlers ran up 341 yards in total offense against 129 for Morris Brawn The Wolverines are 99 for the season MIAMI LSU 3 14 9 3 812 9-17 9-15 Statistics JC is 133 CO 7f as 34 3-114 i-aj First downs Rushlns jrardaf Panins yardass Return yardisa Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalised 4 SO Hurd 43 FG Harris 34 FG Cox 8 pass from Olivo (Harris kick) 1 1 Olivo 4 run (Harris kick) Allen 33 pass from Stok-ey (kick failed) Newfleld 23 run (pus tailed) Attendance 67009 Allegheny 33 Oberlin 14 Brockport 27 Cortland 20 Wm A Mary 25 Ohio 22 Miami Ohio 48 Marshall 8 Indiana St 47 Valparaiso 12 Wyoming 28 Utah 0 Colorado CoL 13 Texas Lutheran 12 Washington 26 Oregon 0 Samford 34 Delta 30 Davidson 38 Presbyterian 0 West Xy 56 Tenn Tech 0 Maryland St 25'NC AAT 14 No Dak St 64 Aupntana SD 19 No Dak 9 So Dak St 7 Mbrnlngside 23 So Dak 14 So Dak 16 Black Hills 13 Southeast Mo 24 Cent Mo 14 Utah St 7 of Pacific 6 Na Arlz 34 West- Illinois 9 Long Beach St 34 Calif-Santa Barbara 24 i Yale 35 Brown 9 -Buffalo 6 Boston Uhlverelty 8 Dartmouth 23 Pennsylvania 9 Rutgers 29 Delaware 21 Hamilton 28 Hobart 9 NorthChrolina State SL Maryland 9 Western Michigan 16 Kent State 7 No minds 29 Bradley 12 Austin 29 of South 6 Texas AAI 24 East Tex St 9 Texas Soil 20 Alcorn AAM 8 Brigham Young 31 Ore St 13 Stanford SL Utah State 10 Rents 50 run (HrfiM kick) Glenn 7 run (BarM kick) Smith' 6 run (Barfield kick) Glenn 32 run kick) Attendance 32000 COLLEGE Florida 35 Tulane 0 FSU 17 South Carolina 0 Florida AAM 44 Marla Brown 0 Miami 17 LSU 15 Penn St 50 Boston College 28 Cornell 47 Princeton 13 Harvard 49 Columbia 6 Navy 27 Syracuse 14 -Villanova 41 Quantico 16 Vermont 0 Rhode Is 0 Union 13 Rochester 6 Drexel 33 Rensselaer 21 Bates 31 Worcester Tech J5 Manhattan 35 SL John's NY 0 7 Delaware St 8 St 0 Springfield 4LColby 7 Mass 35 Connecticut 14 Fla St 17 So Carolina 0 Richmond 42 Furman 14 VMA 22 The Citadel 11 Duke 13 Virginia 6 Toledo 33' Bawling Green 0 Kansas 10' Nebraska O' Michigan St 34' Michigan' 0 Purdue 41 Ohio St 6 Cent Michigan 35 Hiliadale 6 Idaho 19 Modtana 14 Ithaca 43 Susquehanna 15 Edinbcro 27 Clarion 7 Williams 29 Mlddlebury 3 Wagner 54 Trenton St 7 Wesleyan 29 Coast Guard 0 Glassbcro 19 Kutztown 14 IRJC Trims Polk 31 i In Fall Ball Sports on TV SUNDAY sm Not Dams football hifhllfhts (7 11) 11:1 p-m of Florida football highlights (10 34) 01 MUml NIX Pro-Gam Show )4 St) 130 jun 111a ml Dolphins hlgb- wn Football Leg Ang-j Bams to Baltimore CoUa (4 1 p-m Dolphins Pro Football Miami vs Boston Patriot! (I 7) Morria Brown Florida AAM 9 9 2215 9-9 7-44 Championship Bowlins Campbell Scores 13 of 14 Pointg In Bears9 Win Dennis Campbell scored both touchdowns the Golden Bean beat the Cardinals 149 in the St Lucie Junior High Intramural football opener for both teams Friday afternoon Campbell scared around right end from the 27 in the secono quarter and six yaids through the middle the fourth He also ran the first extra point Joe Jones the second In a 10-mlnule B-team game at halftime the Golden reserves but the Cardinals 7-on a 45-yard run by Jerome Caldwell who also carried the extra point over 4 pm (13) PJJ Pi Football Xansa City Chlcfa vs San Dlaso Cbarfars (5 T)s FAMU-Morand 8 run (Lovett kick) Morand 5 run (Lovett kick) Hazleton 37 peas in terception (Johnaoo run) Edwards 3 run (Riley pan from Johnson) FAMU-Hazleton 45 punt return (Lovett kick) Edwards 92 run (Lovett kick) Attendance 11009 Indian River edged Folk' 3-in five innings of a rain plagued Junior college baseball doubleheader Saturday The second game was halted after an Inning fay another shower1 Freshman Ken Cramer of -Danville Ind halted visiting Polk on two hits surrendering run in the fourth on Buddy triple and a single by Mike Moss But by this time Indian RJv er had scored its runsTThe Pioneers got one In thn first on singles hy Isuiy Xerechner and Joe Hununcll around stolen base A walk sacrifice another hit by Kerschner and sacrifice fly by Robert Shearer account ed for two more runs Jn the third inning Greyhounds Nip Kennedy 7-6 for First Victory RIVIERA BEACH Guard Mark Dixon scored a touchdown in the second quarter on an Intercepted pass and Lincoln Park Academy made It stand up for a 79 victory over Kennedy Saturday night In schoolboy football here It was the first triumph in four games for the Greyhounds from Fort Pierce making their first start of the season in the new Atlantic Athletic Conference Host Kennedy has now lost four straight Mopped on offense at the 98 and 13 in the first period the Greyhounds hurled Rlvt-era quarterback Alphonso McCray for 14-yard loss to tho one as tho second period got under way On the next play Dixon intercepted the i and trotted across the gooL Jodde Robinson nut the extra pfnt through right tackle K-nndy drove from tiie If A 43 to kora in the fourth period Alonzo Clark counting from the 10 on a fourth -and-slx situation the eighth maneuver 0f the sortie Quarterback V-on Shipp tried to sneak for the extra print to tie but was stopped inches short Scoring Lincoln Park Blvlcrs Ktnnady 0 0 i LPA 10 pass IntsrcspUOD ffffiSTcUrk run (run failed) Statistics Lucky or Not? HORNELL NY (AP) -The football teams of Batavia and Hornell High schools were neither lucky nor unlucky Friday the 13th Their game ended in a 13-13 tie Edg es Palmer By Stroke Thoi Piccadilly AB BH BBI 1 1-1 1 00 1 O-l 1 1 0- 1- -a i i 3 3 in Kerschner Shearer Zb Lalnuf tb Hummell If Cross -Morrell ph Clark ss Wellnltsrf Broxtcrman 3b Cramer Totals Polk Bell If Hardin as Moss 3b Bassett tt 3 3 BBI 3 1 14 3- AB I I I 0 Fifth in First Race Since June NEW YORK (API Proud Clarion the talk of the turf world after winning the Kentucky Derby on Hay 8 returned to competition after a four-month layoff Saturday and wound up fifth in a six-furlong race at Aqueduct He beat only oe horse VIRGINIA WATER England (AP) Arnold Palmer fired 12 fcirdtos and an eagle while defeating Peter Thomson ny a tingle hole in the 36-hole final of tiie PiccSdi'iv Matrh Play golf tournament Saturday Thomson had 11 birdiea and an eagle in a due) played in handing wind and slashing rain Palmer finished the two rounds 12 under par white la a five-time winner of the Brit lah Open was 3 tv at one stage on Palmer in the morning round Palmer came beck with one of his famous charges and the two went into lunch all square with both of them shooting four under per 70s The two United the 34th with threes and halved the 35th and 36th with 5s ss Palmer made his thin edge stand up 3 11 3 0 0 3 0 1 3 3 OO 3 0 0 1 O-'i loo 3 00 1 It a 103 -I JB-BeU Thomson was eight under Immediately after the mated Palmer took off fur London end then on to Houston where the US Ryder Cup team will play the British this coming week-aid A crowd of 10000 swarmed over Wentworth's 6997-yard 74 course end from the moment the two teed off there was a sense of drama Thomson the Australian who Gates ef Murphy 3b Brets Ib Persic Coker Touts Indian River LOB 3 Polk 3 First Downs Rushlns yards Passlns yardage Return yardage Punts Fumbles lost Yards pauUasd tour Karseher I Cross IP ER BB 30 Cramer (W) 3 1 1 3 Coker (L) 4 1 a Arnold Palmer Money Swing in England 1 t' Al.