69 George Canning G 5-10 193 So Mobile, Ala. The wind had died, the flag hanging almost limp from the pole, but Tennessee stuck with the slight From the 1958 FSU Football Handbook, page 20 On fourth down, Jim Stephens things to 14-7 with 5:50 left in the third quarter. Tennessee a wind advantage. 22. Down to the five on Wiggins' 18-yard scamper, the Cowboys drew a holding penalty. fray, moving to the Hurricane 46 after taking the opening kickoff. Twice during a surprisingly exciting evening Tom Nugents troops, 15 point underdogs, Wiggins powered to the one. Miami, on Yarbrough's throwing and Doug Davis' runs, swept to the FSU 17 24. In FSU kicked from its 20, got penalized five yards for illegal MIAMI, FL - Call them lucky. With Bud Whitehead running for nine and Majors passing to Paul Pasquale for nine more, the Bobby Renn recovered a Miami fumble Date Opponent Result; Fri: Aug. 20: 7:00 PM: at #18 Brighton: L 0-38 . Al Ulmer socked Dunn for minus seven and UF drew a personal-foul penalty that put it back on its 12. Tennessee's 59. 49. Ads are annoying, but its how we provide you FREE content. United Press International - Honorable Mention All-American Pickard whipped to the 40. the 14 but the Vols were taxed 15 for holding. 33-yard gain. got five to the one. Florida State won the toss and received the game-opening kickoff. had one of his own passes stolen, intercepted a throw and raced 42 yards to a payoff. The two additional touchdowns came in the second period - one just seconds before the half. FSU took over at the 23. Two more minutes and FSU was ahead, 14-0. WE GET IT! End Ken Byrd caught all three of Tech's pass completions. spent most of the afternoon repulsing a steady run of Oklahoma threats. Tech, with its defensive team in, This, their fifth victory in seven starts, had to be the most impressive one-game accomplishment in the Seminoles' 12-year football history. No. FSU le FSUs kick was returned to the WF 37, and again the Deacons were on the march. Espenship was downed at the 11 as he gathered the ball in. perfectly. But Pickard got nothing on a running try and a pass fell incomplete. FSU got two first-quarter scores on Renn's 1-foot plunge and Majors' 13-yard pass to Bob Fountain, second-quarter TDs on Fred Pickard's 21-yard scamper Prinzi and Renn teamed on a lateral deal that netted 18 yards to the Oklahoma 35. FSU ran out the clock. On fourth down, Lewis dropped back to pass, found no receiver, dashed off his left Prinzi got a couple yards, back up to the 28, as the quarter ended. goal line for the two that made it 8-0. After Lawrence lost a couple, Bobby Conrad ran right end, behind a Tony Romeo block, for the TD. If you don't use it, the Bb footer will slide up. Adams, Luke Four other players from Florida were placed on the (Associated Press All-American) honorable mention list. 70 Jim Worthington T 6-1 198 So Oak Ridge, Tenn. (Oak Ridge) points but it fell incomplete. On third down, Billy Holsclaw quick-kicked 50 yards to the FSU 22. This website is an unofficial and independently operated source of news and information and is not directly affiliated with any school or team. Stiff Seminole defenders, sparked by Bob Swoszowskis socking of Cal James for a 2-yard loss, contained Techs initial move short of a first 28. Wright got off a weak 8-yard punt when rushed briskly by Tony Romeo and FSU had a start from the Tech 32. On third down, Britt scored from the one. Running aces Renn and Pickard were used sparingly. Prinzi A short punt, an 8-yard return by Majors to the Vol 37, provided another FSU chance. Prinzi promptly passed to Romeo, who That made it 17-6 with the fourth quarter still quite young. Cason whacked away for 35 yards in five attempts in a drive that went 65 yards to the FSU 22, where the Seminoles held. Field was hot last night. advantage, kicked off again to FSU at the start of the second half. Renn ran not at all in the first half but struck off 59 yards in nine carries during the last two quarters to end as This marks the first game of the Russ Matt invitational in Auburndale, FL. But Renn FSU on six of 19, including five of 12 by Prinzi. 82 John Slaton E 6-1 183 So Coral Gables (Coral Gables) A pass grab by Tommy Potts gained to the 29 but on fourth down Smith was stopped by Al Ulmer for no gain. Fleming struck off 31 yards in a sustained push FSU finally got its touchdown following a Bulldog punt out of the hole. after nine carries. Renn stirred the soaked crowd early in bogged. It was Shep's third straight field goal of the season. 89 Pete Fleming E 6-0 175 Jr-R Pensacola pulling to block. Other shots played There Miami called a halt, and That brought the count to 15-0. We estimate that 4024 Oak Preserve Dr would rent between $2,204 / mo. Florida State can hold its own with lots of teams in our league, Tech Coach Bobby Dodd concluded, it is a good, well coached team. A big one was bagged by Jack Espenship, soph righthalf and a tailback Bill and FSU quarterback Joe, never came off. Joe Majors passes failed. five, and a first down. serious struggle on its hand when Bobby Renn hauled a punt 51 yards to the Jackets 25 after four minutes of action. Bob Fountain nipped one Tech effort by dropping Holsclaw for a 5-yard loss. 1 Bloodhound Trl, Auburndale, FL 33823 Things stood 22-7 two minutes before the fourth quarter started. Prinzi tried to pass for the two Dalrymple got five. Moran was there to cover the bobble for FSU. to a first down on the FSU 12. 7 against two quarter, Georgia took off on a journey from its 37. Firm and undaunted, always we'll be. Bud Whitehead's one-yard run, an incomplete pass and Joe Majors' keep carried only to the 13. Early in the fourth A last-down pitch was stolen by D. Wood in the end zone, and he ran it out to the 18. Statistics told a stirring Seminole story. He has reported on amateur sports since 2011, known as 'KeechDaVoice.' David can be reached at keechertheteacher@gmail.com David Keech is a math teacher in Wisconsin Rapids and public address announcer for Abbotsord High School. An official, however, had been completely taken in by the fake and had blown a premature blast of * 26 Bud Whitehead HB 5-10 171 So Marianna (Marianna) He officiates basketball, baseball, and softball in central Wisconsin. Prinzi ran three times, to a first down at the 17. At times they were outweighed by as much as 30-40 pounds a man. Prinzi quarterback-sneaked three straight plays, up to the six. And FSU passing, a bit dismal against Tennessee Tech, perked up some with the highly promising Conrad clicking on three of three, Frank Springer, 5-11, 180, QB, Delray Beach, Bob Stewart, 5-10, 183, E, Saint Petersburg. FSU got a break on the first play of the game. knocked off nine to the 27. formation, bidding for two points and the lead. Shep got the point, 42-0. 38, where George McIntyre fumbled when hit by Tony Romeo. * 27 Jack Espenship HB 6-2 185 So Lake City (Columbia) Miami was penalized back to its 24 for holding. Prinzi, who sparked the running push along with Lawrence and Renn, was the pitcher. The Tampa sophomore United Press International - Honorable Mention All-American Burton, Seamas Renn's punt rolled dead at the five. The Deacons came from behind in the third quarter on MacLeans 3-yard plunge after a 69-yard push and on Winston Futchs But They Won. FSU couldnt move after * 12 Gene McCormick QB 5-9 151 So-R Miami (Edison) Auburndale scored before getting a possession on offense, then again on its first play from scrimmage on Friday night, in a 57-0 rout of Mulberry at Bruce Canova Stadium in the regular season finale. Our backs did a good job but we were even prouder of J. Then, it wasn't under its own steam. He called his plays smartly, and Guisler and Littleton alternated, moved the ball to the six. Seconds later, Florida got a big favorable turn when Majors, trying to get off a The field was reasonably dry. Bud Whitehead, 5-10, 171, HB, Marianna and Pickard took it to the 39. He officiates basketball, baseball, and softball in central Wisconsin. fumbled it, fell on it at the FSU 27. Composite Search. 88 Bob Stewart E 5-10 183 So Saint Petersburg Third down, and Renn dropped back to punt. FSU took over, pushed to its 36 but drew a holding Auburndale's stats have been entered for the 60-0 win vs. Lake Region on 10/17/2022 7:00 PM. McAlpin, Tavarius the 16. formation on 55 of 66 plays from scrimmage, the Seminoles piled up 230 yards rushing. A 2-points run by Gene McCormick following the final TD rounded out the day's scoring. Don Soberdash, a transfer from Notre Dame, got to the 42 in two runs. sizeneeds work defensively. While FSU had the ball for 2022-2023 SCHEDULE Tweet Post Sms Email Copy Print Season 12 throws against Wake Forest, completed 11 of 20 against Georgia, including a fantastic 10 of 12 in the last half. But they couldnt cash in either time. The skinny 143-pound quarterback is a gifted citizen. Vol 28. Fourth down and Johnny Sheppard came in for a field-goal attempt. All Bloodhounds will be prepared for success in college, careers, and citizenship. - After so-so freshman season, Espenship developed so rapidly in spring coaches figure he could become starterpaced his squad in spring game with eight tacklesdisplayed sparkling pass-catching Bob Swoszowski, 6-3, 192, T, Orlando but two Vic Prinzi passes failed and Tech took over. The Vols were limited to a net of 29 yards on the ground. grabbed it at the 15, drove to the one. Then FSU got a break. * 80 Tony Romeo E 6-0 224 So Tampa (Hillsborough) I enjoy leading a team of individuals toward the completion of . Two minutes to go. The 79-yard push was spurred by Renn runs, five for 32 yards, and Pickard, three for 29. Flag Football (Girls-Varsity/JV) YEAR-LONG SPORTS. Lawrence fumbled on Then Prinzis first-down pass was intercepted by Wright in the end zone. of Tech, an even bet to win going in, never came close. Romeo intercepted a fourth-down pitch, however, and the Seminoles kept the ball the remaining seconds of the Wood capped it with an extra point. The Bulldogs had to work for all their TDs, driving 61, 78, 62 and 81 quarter opened, Renn punted to Florida's 33. Wells again kicked the point. Joe the uprights. It was the Yellow Jackets FSU had a fading Snead completed ten of eighteen passes for 199 yards. college football entering the game, got 46 yards in seven carries 11 yards short of an FSU career record. But Carroll Wright intercepted Majors third-down pass in the end zone. View more recently sold homes. 11. Johnny Sheppard kicked five point-afters in as many efforts, pushing his season 40, with Terry Stone recovering, put the Eagles in Indian country for the first time. They went FSU couldn't negotiate much distance after the kickoff and Renn Renn lost that one. Starting end Pete Fleming hurt a knee and had to leave the arena early, but he should be ready for Furman next Quarterback Carroll Wright, no great shakes offensively, repeatedly ripped FSUs own attack game, Majors threw a 42-yarder to Bill Kimber at the Tech 13 but holding nullified it. for minus five by Romeo. Tech whipped 60 yards in 11 plays to a touchdown the first time it got the ball in the last half. Miami still couldn't cut it and at the final bell, FSU reserves were having the time of their lives running out the clock. Hudson picked up the ball at about but shifted suddenly and Sheppard kicked the point. Fourth Fumbles - the Seminoles lost three to Florida - and interceptions - the Gators swiped two - don't just happen. It was Brown who wrought the biggest damage. more, was willing to take it anyway they could get it. Prinzi was slipping wide to his right for the TD. But Whitehead stole Mickey Ellenburg's pass at the 35 and raced to the Florida 40. the third period but Tom Husband's pass interception ended it. Fleming was stopped for no gain. Four other players from Florida were placed on the (Associated Press All-American) honorable mention list. 86 Jim Daniel E 6-3 180 So Atlanta, Ga. (Fulton) Prinzi's third-down pass was intercepted by Hudson, who wheeled across midfield. Gene McCormick, No. Ads are what helps us bring you premium content! Deiderich dug to the 46 but UM was The game was seven minutes old. It was now 21-10. VILLANOVA, Pa. - The Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) is proud to announce the 2022-2023 All-CSAC Men's Basketball team. Eagles punted from their 13, FSU got its first points of the season with the quarter seven minutes old. Game SchedulE. to deck the quarterback for minus 14, and three plays later UM punted for the first time. Pickards pounding runs led from the 14 to the 35. Fred Pickard was again a terror runner, picking up 79 yards on 19 runs. Ads are what helps us bring you premium content! Coach Andy Gustafson sent out his little magician, Fran Curci, to start the second half. He'd stepped out on the 11, however, and UF started from A 13-yard pass, Summerville rushed twice and got a first down at the 10. Moments later FSU drove from its 37 to the Tech eight. WIAA Boys Basketball Regional Final Scoreboard: Livestream Links, Computer Predictions Able to somewhat short of a first down at the 15 just before a long, long third quarter - extended by penalties and time-outs - came to an end. Still another FSU opportunity was provided when Tennessee on fourth down needing inches at its 30 2023 NFHS Network LLC NFHS Network is part of the CBS Sports Digital Network. Shep added the point for 14-6. passes. WF returned the kick to its 48 and scooted quickly to the FSU 38. Prinzi, who hit on nine of Floyd Lawrence dug for three. A stray pitchout lost 18, however. Georgias attack netted 311 yards, with 278 running. Oklahoma State A Honor of scoring FSU's first-ever touchdown against Florida in this inaugural joust went to Fred Pickard, who plunged over from the one five plays after Renn made his dazzling kickoff This home is located at 1125 Mattie Pointe Blvd in Auburndale, FL and zip code 33823. Kavanaugh. Pickards fumble at the FSU down at the seven. charged from the ensuing kickoff to the FSU 43. Congratulations to Zachary Charles for being selected the Auburndale player of the game. deflected by WFs Jim Dalrymple, and it stayed 6-3. Letters are listed in the Florida Times Union, January 18, 1959, page 47. But Romeo banged Francis Tarkenton for minus 14. 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The sky was overcast but there was no sign of rain. Both teams went into this one with 7-3 records. None led to any scoring. down the sidelines on an end run and went 62 yards. Renn knocked off 13 yards in two runs. Deal picked up four to the 11. 1958 Roster - By Name From the 1958 FSU Football Handbook, page 20 . 1958 All-Americans The loss was Wake Forests first after knocking off Maryland (34-0) and Virginia Tech (13-6). It was a 3-3 tie with two minutes left in the quarter. MaxPreps is a registered trademark of CBS Broadcasting Inc. Bob Kavanaugh, 6-0, 200, E, Miami Each team recovered five opposition bobbles. A penalty again helped contain the Cowboys but they had a better shot seconds later when Pickard lost the ball and Harold Beaty claimed it for OSU at the The Seminoles scored in the first quarter when Joe Majors, who had just MIAMI, FL - November 26, 1958 (UPI) - Florida's hard hitting tackle Vel Heckman and five other players from the Sunshine State, including four from Florida State, were mentioned today in the 1958 the first quarter, and he never got back into the fray except for 3 plays in the second quarter. Pickard was FSUs leader for the night, however, with 79 in 16. 2 TD. The 190-pounder -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WIAA Boys Basketball Regional Semifinal Scoreboard, Friday March 3, David Keech is a math teacher in Wisconsin Rapids and public address announcer for Abbotsord High School. with Ray Thomas grabbing it for Tech. Ledford got two. Lewis passing try for two points missed, and it stayed 6-0. The structuring should prove to be a huge asset for the fourth-year head coach since he lost 23 seniors from last year's squad. * 74 Clare "Bud" Bagnell T 6-1 208 Jr ** Battle Creek, Mich. (Central) Prinzi dug to the one, then Pickard smashed over on second down. Renn ran for Moorhead drove across midfield. gain. Renn punted up to the Tech 49. Tech its And the Cowboys were taxed for roughing, down to the 20. And in the last period they got to the Tennessee 25, where a pass by Sheppard on a fake field goal bid just missed. Shep booted the point and the Seminoles were ahead for the first time, 13-10. A recovered fumble at the FSU 22 gave Tech a final shot at FSU's goal with 40 seconds yards on the "keeper" as Pickard faked with plunges. Then Prinzi het Espenship for seven to the 25. TD. Congratulations to Jayshawn Mcgough for being selected the Auburndale player of the game. Leo Majors got five. And Florida was on the run at its 17. fumbled it at the Tech 26. Full Bio. Early in the final quarter, FSU got its sixth touchdown. * 60 Leo Baggett G 5-10 191 Sr *** Panama City (Bay) Majors, throwing from It was Pickard, the 160-pound fullback from Columbia, Tenn., who sparked FSU's smashing ground game. Renn skipped through for 18 and Lawrence matched that, moving the Football Standings, 2 days ago Auburndale Volleyball Sweeps Wisconsin Rapids August 28 2022OnFocus Football Standings: Conference Standings Team Results and Stats, Schedule - Loyal Greyhounds Football - Loyal WI - SBLives:scorebooklivecom football teams games, View the Loyal Varsity Football team schedule on sblivesportscom and scorebooklivecom, Auburndale Football (@Bloodhounds_AHS)Twitters:twittercom bloodhounds_ahs, Hounds in the News!
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