Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-24
Win by Miami
Opens Last Big
Grid Week End
Iowa Facing Irish,
Buckeyes Meeting
Michigan Today
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ceSSful year on record-despite
NCAA restriction-to launch the
last full-scale college football
week end dotted with it's tradi-
tional games.
AS the Nations second best
team in rushing defense, the
unbeaten Hurricanes checked
West Virginia at As ground
yards last night for an 1870
triumph.
Miami's fellow probation suf-
rers-Florida, Ohio State and
UCLA-hoped to follow in the
footsteps of the Hurricanes
today with much prestige and a
few tangible honors at stake.
Florida, tied with Georgia
Tech for second place in the
Southeastern Conference behind
unbeaten. united Tennessee.
meets Tech today.
Though the Gators are banned
from bowl participation, they
could take sole possession of the
runnerup spot and even pick up
the Southeastern crown should
the Vols, rated No. 2 team in the
country, falter in their two re-
naming conference tests. Ten
nessee faced ancient rival Ken
lucky today.
Buckeyes Could Take Title
Ohio State, ruled out of the
Rose Bowl because of personal
loans by Coach Woody Hayes to
his players last year. could tie
Iowa for the Big Ten champion
ship by whipping Michigan.
Iowa's Hawkeyes take on a
pleasantly unaccustomed role of
favorite today against Notre
Dame.
In past. less successful years,
Iowa's football season was always
made if it could defeat the Irish.
But this year, the first time in Is
games between the two schools.
the oft-beaten Irish could come
up with a successful season by
beating Iowa.
On only three occasions have
the Hawkeyes upset Notre Dame,
the last being 1910. The Irish
have won eight times and the
1850. 1851 and 1858 contests
ended in ties.
Iowa clinched a share Of the
Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl
berth by stopping Ohio State a
week ago. A victory today would
give Iowa a regular season mark
of 81. its best record in "a years.
Notre Danes only triumphs in
eight games this fall were against
weak Indiana and North Carolina.
UCLA-USC Game on TV
In the national television game
of the day (NBC) UCLA and
Southern California squared OF
in a backyard battle between
two clubs caught in the middle of
the preseason Pacific Coast Con-
ference punitive measures. (The
game will be shown over WRC-4
at 4 p.m)
Part of UCLA's punishment IS
that the Bruins can't claim the
Pee title even if they post the
best record but nothing would
be more satisfying to Coach Red
Sanders charges than to COM
plete more successful confer
ence campaign than Bowl-bound
Oregon State. csc finished
with a 6-1-1 record while a tri-
umph over the Trojans would
leave UCLA with better 81
mark.
/ At first glance it would appear
the restrictions and penalties
would discourage the teams by
decreasing or killing incentive
but it hasn't turned out that
way.
The only Miami varsity team
to finish a regular season UNI
beaten was the 1850 aggregation
which promptly lost to Clemson
in the Oronge Bowl, 1914. for
an overall 9-1-1 mark. Banned
from a Bowl and tied only by
Georgia, the current Hurricanes
need only to hurdle Florida and
Pitt to better that showing.
Ed divers l6-yard field goal,
Center Mike Hudock's 25-yard
pass interrogation runback to set
up a 20-yard scoring pass from
Bonnie Yarbrough to Paul Hefti.
a safety and Sam Scarnecchia's
1-yard plunge were the features
of last nights conquest. 1t was
the first shutout suffered by the
Mountaineers in SIS games.
Furman Beats Davidson
In another contest, Furman
defeated Davidson 27-13.
Top-rated Oklahoma expected
to stretch its victory skein %
80 against Nebraska.
Atlantic Coast Conference Of
ficials expect to name their
most representative team" to
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