The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-18
4O-13 Win Over
Allen Is 9Th This Year
BY CHARLES }. SMITH, III

Allen Is 9th / his 7 ear
BY CHARLES J. SMITH, III
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. Like
ole man river Florida A6kM
Colleges classy RattlerS continue
to roll.
An ambitious Allen University
Yellowjacket attempted to wealth
er the relentless torrent of often
sive and defensive onslaughts of
the Orange and Green, but found
the going tough and in the end
capitulated 40-13 before 5000
fans as a brisk November wind
blew across y. B. Bragg Stadium.
The Rattlers, with clear visions
of national championship title
in their eyes, struck for two touch
downs in the first period, three in
the second and one in the third
as they prepared for their impor-
tant clash with the Southern I'm
iversity Cats in Baton Rouge next
weekend for the mythical crown.
In chalking up win number eight,
the RattlerS unofficially cinched
their seventh consecutive STAG
title.
soPH. BACK SCORES TWICE
Jackson Smith, a 195-pound
sophomore full back from Pensa-
cola scored two tbs with John
Poree, Costa KittleS, James Moore
and North Hendon getting one
each. The Rattlers led 34-6 at the
half.
Thomas Smith, sophomore right
half from Englewood, N. j., and
Robert Green, second year tail
back, Fl. Myers, Fla, got the lone
markers for the Yellowjacks,
scoring in the first and third per-
iods respectively. Captain Frank
Silva converted after Green's I'd
for the lone Allen extra point
The Rattlers tailed on the ini-
tial play from scrimmage as
Smith went ~ yards around his
own left end after John Arnold
returned the kickoff from the end
zone to the %. Akin Hepburn,
Miami, quarterback made the
handoff. Oscar Norman converted.
PoREE GOES As YDs.
The second Florida score came
a short time later as John Poree,
senior reserve fullback from Tam
pa, sped As yards. Norman failed
to convert. Hendon picked up
seven from the Florida % to the
"a. Then he added two as Jasper
Saunders failed to gain on the
next play, but on his next try, the
Perrine, Fla, speedster moved to
the Allen As around his own right
end. Allen roared back in the
closing minutes of the quarter
when Rather punter John An
drews, Plymouth, Mass, was
smeared on his IL after taking a
high pass from Center William
Kenchon. Milton Hunter, left half
back, moved to the two before be-
ing stopped. Two cracks at the
Wanted Rather defensive for
ward wall led by all-American
candidate Charles Maloney, West
Palm Beach, Alphonso Warner,
Robert Wilcox, Adam Johnson,
Willie Lee, and Kenchon failed to
produce a tally but on the third
try Smith hit through the center
to score. Silva's attempted kick
for the point after touchdown was
no good.
AS If angered by the Yellow
Jacket score, the Rattlers came
hack to tally three touchdowns in
the second stanza. 1t was Smith
again racing 10 yards for the
score to end a So yard drive.
Handling the ball on the march
was Saunders, and Hendon as
they moved the oval from the
Allen AZ to the 10 on three plays.
Norman converted.
cRoMARTIE THROWS I'd
The second I'd in this period
climaxed a 62-yard drive as end
Costa Kittles, Jacksonville, took
a 30-yard perfect pass from SEN
Tor quarterback Leroy Cromartle,
1945 All-American on the 20 and
raced across paydirt without a
hand being laid on him. Rudolph
Role, Carl jefferson combined
talents 10 move the ball to mid