Florida at Kentucky

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 5, 1950, page 47

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  Co|umba Extra Point Late in Fourth Quarter Upsets Cornell kentucky Downs Florida, 40–⁠6, Game Played in Snow and Rain its only score. Sullivan leaped and fired a short pass over the middle to End Kim French, who ankled across on play covering As yards The third Kentucky tally came at the end of an 85-yard advance with little Emery Clark scampering over from the nine. Leskovar and Jamerson provided the punch in this push. Kentucky stepped “a yards for the fourth touchdown, the payoff coming on a 16-yard Parilli to Ben Zaranka pass. Parilli fired the ball into the end zone and the big end, apparently unable to get to the ball. twisted suddenly and came up with a diving catch. Tackle Bob Gain converted and it was 26–⁠6. more than enough to assure Kentucky it’s eighth win in “a row, the first time Kentucky ever has enjoyed such a streak.

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Officially, Florida leads 54–⁠21; as played, 54–⁠22 in 76 meetings, counting the 66 since this game.