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I Democrat and Chronic! I Rochester, N. iOU Nov. 29, 1963 C.W. Post's Late Rally Beats Hofstra, 30-21 HEMPSTEAD C.W. RAMBLER Schaufelberqer CORNERS PENFIELD Favored Clemson Rallies to Whip South Carolina COLUMBIA, S.C.

UV-Favored Clemson overcame an error-filled first half deficit and scored two touchdowns and a field goal in the last two periods to whip South Carolina, 24-20, yesterday in their 61st football meeting. Post scored two quick touchdowns late in the fourth quar ter for a comeback 30-21 victory over Hofstra yesterday, in the final game of the season for both teams. Terry Pratt bulled in for the final touchdown, his second of the game. It was the first victory for Post in six meetings with its Long Island rival. Post finished 6-3, Hofstra 3-6.

C.W. Pest 9 14 I 1330 Hofstra 7 7 9 721 Hot Garllle J7 run (Conholn kick) Post Pico 1 run (Rubinsohn kick) Post Pratt 23 pass from Hespos (Rubinsohn kick) Hot Coffey 59 pas Garllle (Conhaln kick) Post FO Rubinsohn 32 Hof Slckul 19 run (Conholn kick) Post Rubilotta 3 pass from Hespos (kick blocked) Post Pratt 3 run (Rubinsohn kick) Attendance 4,500, Wiffc mry Post, behind 21-17, struck oil cfcangt add) for one touchdown on a 38- msam 1 wy A yard pass from Tom Hespos to Tony Rubilotta, and then recovered a Hofstra fumble on the three seconds later. South Carolina twice failed to make first downs on fourth-and-one situations and had one pass intercepted in the third quarter. Clemson scored after all three miscues. The Tigers rolled 70 yards after the interception for the tying touchdown on Hugh Mauldin's seven-yard run.

Frank Fearce kicked a 35-yard go-ahead field goal and Hal Davis tallied on a five-yard touchdown run. Clemson opened the scoring late in the first period on a 64-yard drive that was interrupted briefly Inside the South Carolina 30 by an exchange of fumbles. Jimmy Howard raced over from seven yards out to score. The Gamecocks snapped back with two quick touchdowns in the second quarter. Quarterback Dan Reeves pased to end Billy Nies for five yards and quarterback Jim Rogers tossed to halfback Charles Williams for 10 '1' a i i iJ-' --i- 1 I 35-20, for first Southern Conference football title.

A near capacity crowd of 27,000 saw Schweickert cap a record-breaking performance in which the Tech quarterback set season records for the conference In rushing yardage and total offense. The key to the Tech victory, the Gobblers' fifth in five conference starts and eight in 10 starts over-all, was a goal line stand early in the third period. With the score tied at 14-14, VMI drove 68 yards to the Tech DOWNED OX THE 41 Cornell's Gary Wood (19) is hauled down on the Cornell 41-yard-llne by a Pennsylvania University tackier after 7-yard gain in first quarter at Philadelphia yesterday. Cornell won 17 to 8. (AP) Cash or Free Cornell Downs Penn Before Only 8,794 Gophers Blank Wisconsin etrcEiancSise UUXi one but failed to score in two tries.

VPI 14 14 7-35 VMI 7 7 0 AT MOST MOBIL STATIONS IN THIS AREA Continued from Page ID VMI Whit 7 run (Porker kick). VPI Wolkr 26 pan from Schweickert into the end zone where Cornell's Marty Sponaugle bat ted the ball and it popped kick). VMI Flfcroerold run (Porker kick) VPI Walktr 99 klckoff rtturn (Ron-well kick). VPI Schwtlcktrt tl punt rtturn (Crotv well kick). VPI Urt 1 run (Cronwell kick).

VMI Shumaker recovered blocked kick In end xom (run failed). into the hands of Don Dick period. The Red lost another scoring chance in the third period when Penn held for downs on the one after a Cornell fumble recovery on the 24. Then Penn got on the scoreboard at 7:17 of the fourth period on the Challis to Dick pass. In 14-0 Upset MINNEAPOLIS Minnesota struck for touchdowns late in the first and third quarters behind a strong chilling wind and upset Wis for the Penn touchdown.

A Challis to Denney Lynch pass was good for a two point yards for the touchdowns. The Gamecocks had moved 60 yards for the first touchdown and 34 for the other one after tackle Joe Prehod-ka had covered a Clemson fumble, the Tigers' second bobble in the first half. South Carolina scored a face-saving touchdown with less than a minute left on Reeve's four-yard throw to halfback Marty Rosen. NOTHING TO BUY! NO OBLIGATION! HERE'S ALL YOU DO When you drive into most Mobil Stations in this area, you will receive a delicious chocolate-covered mint. Take a "Lucky Bite" and If the mint is green inside, you win SfAA ylUU IN CASH! If the mint is yellow inside, you win $20 IN CASH! If the mint is plnk inside, you win $1 IN CASH! If the mint is blue inside, YOUR GASOLINE IS FREE! If the mint is white inside well, just keep on eating.

You'll enjoy this delicious confection! West Virginia Soph Tosses 3 TDs MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Wood set up Cornell's third Penn 0 9 8 14 7 7 917 consin, 14-0, yesterday in a straight defeat of Penn with Cornell Sconno: Corn Wood 34 run (Gooolak kick) Big Ten windup postponed; hls first. Penod and Jy Sophomore quarterback FrldiA Pastilnnt nawr! fnr golak kicked his field goal from the 16 as time ran out Corn GoBolak FG 16 Corn Wood 1 olunae (Gooolok kick) Penn Dick 4 pass from ChalliJ (Ivnch pass from Choll Is) Attendance 8,794.

from last Saturday. It was the Gophers' first three touchdowns yesterday in the second neriod. eivinff Clem-Howord 7 run (Peorce kick) an(J efJ yest Virginia to an $CNle post trom Reve (McLnrn- shutout of the Badgers in 15jthe Ithacans a 10-0 half-time years and lifted Minnesota lead. Wood Wows 'Em easy 38-7 Southern Confer- rn kick). Cornell Penn iMrcattiem kick).

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Mobil Oil Company reierves the right ta have qualified Inspector chick the validity of each winning mint. Maryiand Belts Virginia, 21-6 about half the game, but completed 5 of 10 passes, includ MOST I JfJ0 ing a toucnaowTi tne iitsi time he threw. COLLEGE PARK, Md Stations in this area consin finished 3-4 in the league. Minnesota scored in the first period and tacked on an insurance score in the third quarter on a 66-yard march in eight plays. Mike Reid scored both Gopher touchdowns, plunging three and two yards, and kicked both conversions.

The crowd for the early-starting game was announced at 55,271, but this figure represented tickets sold and not an actual head count. The Texas Rally Tips In 15-to-13 Thriller The game, postponed from last Saturday because of the Maryland used its running game to puncture Virginia's weak defense yesterday and racked up a 21-6 Atlantic death of President Kennedy, ended the season for both teams. Furman's final record Coast Conference football Continued com Page ID a fumble on the Texas 30, couldn't go and Bobby Lee is 7-3, West Virginia's 4-6, The victory was West Vir tried a field goal that went KNAPP SHOES make wonderful Christmas an intercepted pass kept the winning drive going and some key snapshooting by Wade ginia's first at home this season and was by far the Moun game kickoff time 10:30 a.m. had been criticized taineers' best offensive showing. by some religious leaders be victory.

The loss meant a last-place finish for the Cavaliers, who wound up the season with a tie and five losses in league play and a 2-7-1 over-all mark. It was Maryland's second victory against five ACC losses and gave the Terps a 3-7 aeason record. After holding the Cavaliers on their own 14 and forcing to Texas on its 20. John Brotherton Intercepted a Wade pass but dropped it and Texas recovered on the Aggie 44 when it appeared the Longhorn drive was being halted. Purmon 1 cause of conflict with church inj.tl VI mini II 17 0-J wva cieoa 13 pom trom Pastllono services.

and you save on every pair! (Kinder kick). ujai friria run (Kinder kick). The Gopher defense was WVA Berzansky 31 pos trom PostllonB (Kinder kicK). WVA FG Kinder 33. vavai ririn 90 run (Kinder kick) Texas recovered a Keller fumble, leading to its first WVA Dunlevy 57 posi trom Pastllono (Kinder kick).

Fur McTeer 1 run (Cordell kick). plus vital running gains set up by Carlisle's dive from the one. It was the conference's first undefeated and untied season in 25 years. Navy, which may meet Texas in the Cotton Bowl, had a scout in the press box. It was a 27-yard first quarter field goal by Tony Crosby, the boy who kicks in his stocking feet, that helped furnish the eventual difference in the thrilling Wade passed for 61 yards devastating whenever Wisconsin threatened.

The Badgers were halted on the Minnesota one as the first half ended and never got closer than the Gopher 34 in the second half. Minnesota drove 44 yards them to punt, Maryland moved 47 yards in seven touchdown of the fourth period. It was made on a two-yard smash by Tommy Ford, who ran for 113 yards on 21 tries. plays for a first period touch down. The score came when quarterback Dick Shiner rolled around right end for Texoi 19 9 1715 in nine plays for a touchdown late in the first quarter.

Reid Eleven Beats Richmond, 29-6 RICHMOND, Va. William Mary cast aside the frustrations of a disappointing football season yesterday and defeated Richmond, 29-6, went the last three yards Texos 9 7 4 9-13 Tex FG CrosbV 57. Reagan 54 pass from Keller (Lee kick). Hargett pass from Keller (kick through right tackle. But it took a tremendous goal line stand by the Gophers game.

in a magnificent 80-yard ad failed). Tex Ford 2 run (run failed). Tex Carlisle 1 run (run failed). Attendance 38,500. How Champs Win on the passing of Dan Henn ing.

to protect the 7-0 lead as the Badgers turned the tables in vance interrupted by tne pass interception but it was the second period. Wisconsin drove 73 yards, collecting a first down on the eight yards. A Virginia fumble started Maryland to touchdown No. 2, scored on the first play of the second quarter when Shiner hit Andy Martin with a 16-yard pass. Except for a 16-yard pass from Shiner to Jerry Fish-man, the Terps stayed on the ground in the third period for their third TD.

This time Fishman slanted off tackle for three yards. Darryl Hill kicked all three Henning, the Indians' senior quarterback, riddled the Richmond defense for 16 completions and 229 yards as Texas Texas MM First downs 13 13 Rushing vardaoe J'4 95 Passing yardage 10) 91 Passes 11-29 S-5 Carlisle, the Texas quarterback, who made the touchdown with a one-yard burst. The final Texas score came after recovering Minnesota one with 30 sec William Mary came from Passei Intercepted by 1 .3 Punts J-29 0 Fumbles lost 3 3 Yards penalized 15 12 TSn. jt -77 Women's 1 Deerskin ft dy Casual I vMfcH TV A Also In Black. 'M3y rarn'" wndM.ni.

I JL Black $14.20 'S i Style 306 I Natural F-V Saddle Glove jT Also In V. Oarlc Brown tnd Black I $1450 behind after spotting the Spi ders a first period 6-0 lead. Two of Henning's passes-one for 29 yards to George Pearce and another for 55 extra points for Maryland. yards to Bill Corley went Detroit Lions Tie Packers With Last Minute Score --f for touchdowns. Virginia 9 Maryland 7 onds to go in the half as the Gophers were called for pass interference in the end zone.

With tackles Carl Eller and Milt Sunde leading the way, the Gopher line smashed down a plunge by Ralph Kurek and two sneaks by Harold Brandt. When time ran out the ball remained on the one. A biting wind that gusted more than 30 miles per hour at times was largely responsible for the shifting offensive success of the teams. a tnira pass ior 0 yaras to halfback Charlie Weaver Md Shiner I run (Hill kick). Md Martin 14 pasi from Shiner (Hill kick).

Md Fishman 9 run (Hi II kirk). Vo Rldoely 34 past from Hodoei (pass foiled). Continued from Page ID to Boyd Dowler, brought the then blocked Jerry Kramer's extra point attempt. Danny Lewis rolled around left end into the end zone on the first play, but an offside set up another Indian score, which Weaver himself tallied from three ya's out. The other William Mary triumph ended a string of four straight Richmond victories in the series which began in 1898.

WM 9 17 14-1 Richmond 4 9 9 04 Rich Emellanchlk 13 poj trom Imlth (kick failed). Pearce 2t pan from Hennlns (kick failed). Corlev 55 paji from Hennlna (Miller kick). Weaver run (Miller run). Kern SO dos Interception (Jones pass from Henning).

ball to the Lions 21. The touchdown came three plays later. Green Bay 9 4 9 7-13 Detroit 9 4 9 7-13 Del Fo Walker 77. GB Pitts 3 run (kick tolled). Def Fg Walker 37.

GB R. Kramer 7 pose trom Starr (J. Kramer kick) Det Pietrosante 1 run (Wolker kick). Attendonce 54,014. PACKERS LIONS First downs 15 14 Rushing yardage 31 OH Passing yardage 743 188 Passes 18 53 19-37 Passes Interceoted by 0 Wisconsin 9 9 9 99 Minnesota 7 9 7 914 penalty against Detroit put Virginia Tech Crushes VMI ROANOKE, Va.

Wl Bob Schweickert, playing safety for the first time this season, broke VMFs back with an 82-yard punt return in the third period yesterday as Virginia Tech crushed the Keydets, Minn Reid, 1 run (Reid kick) MlnnReld, 1 run (Reid kick) Punts 7-43 4 4 42.) McQuaid Alumni Play Tonight Tonight is Alumni Night at the ball back on the seven. Pietrosante finally went in after rushes by Lewis and quarterback Earl Morrall. The game had been tied at 6-6 since late in the second quarter when Detroit's Wayne Walker booted a 37-yard field goal. Walker's 27-yard boot earlier in the quarter had opened the scoring. Walker missed on a 42-yard field goal attempt in the first period, and from the Detroit Fumbles lost 0 0 Yards penalized 17 60 Poloists to Play Internationalists Denver Falls to Oakland In AFL Game, 26-10 Style K100 i Style K48 Pittsford's High View polo Boot $20.20 Oil-Treated Upper Oil-Resisting Neoprene Soles $11.20 aggregation, victorious in Continued from Pagt ID 48 and the Green Bay 40 inj the third quarter.

McQuaid Jesuit Higli School, with the second annual Alumni All-Star game on tap at 8 p.m. Players from the 1958-1960 teams will go against those of 1961-63 vintage, with former coaches George Mona-gan and Joe Mancarella on the respective benches. Both men are now at Monroe Community College. Tom Nientimp, '59, will lead the "older" squad into Osborne dropped the ball on Denver's six and Jerry Sturm Kramer missed a 48-yarder It's the one rift that keeps right on three of four starts to date, will face international competition tonight when it meets a South American team visiting Cornell University for the Thanksgiving holidays. The match is set for Jack Frohm's indoor arena on Wilmarth in the second quarter, and was wide from the 10 early passes on an 80-yard touchdown drive capped by a 35-yard screen pass to fullback Billy Joe for Denver's only touchdown.

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