University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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yll'l ' Kentueky's Wildcats found them- selves trailing the Gators 7-0 after only a minute and 58 seconds. An injured I-Iunsinger and Wildcat George Blanda's bombsight passing spelled a 34-15 defeat for the Orange and Blue gridders, but Doug Belden hit 14 of 21 tosses to keep the statistics close. The Alabama tiff was a Florida ball game for two and a half quarters. With Hunsinger the Humdinger in top form thc Gators led by a substan- tial eight points late in the third period. The Crimson Tide came out on top 34-28, but Florida's ace left half outpointed 'Bama's Ed Salem, 18-16. Against non-conference opposition the Wolfmen were unbeatable. Be- sides the win over Miami, which kept the state title in Gainesville, the Sau- rians slapped down Tulsa and toyed with Rollins and Furman. Loren Broadus' 80-yard punt return offset T ulsan jimmy Finks' passing Wizardry as the locals smashed the Golden Hurricane here 28-14. Coach jack McDowall of Rollins tried to prime his charges for the Gator-Tar tussle by feeding them alligator steaks, but two days later his men found the Wolf species harder to handle. Score: 41-12, Gators. The Wolfmen handed Furman a 39-14 shellaeking. HUNSINGER NAILED BY BULLDOC Wally was worried. Y v 'i GATORS TANGLE MIAMI PASS The storm warning had capsized.