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SECTION 3 THE GREENVILLE NEWS. GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1967 0-0 Against Lions PC Battles To Tie In Hurricane Wind In 4th Period PAGE FOUR ages Special to The News PORTSMOUTH, Va. Presbyterian battled underd Frederick to a scoreless tie here Saturday afternoon in a game played in gusts of 40-60 miles an hour in the backlash of hurricane Doria.

The Blue Hose, solid favorites who have never lost to Frederick, were unable to uncork their vaunted passing at tact led by quarterback Bill Kirtland because of the wind. The Hose had two good scoring opportunities but both were unsuccessful. The first time the Hose had down and goal, Kirtland lost the football and Frederick tackle Bob Casper covered the ball to save the Lions. Early in the fourth period, the Hose had a field goal to miss by inches. After driving to the Frederick 25, Skip Home booted an attempt that hit the crossbar and dropped back into the endzone.

Once in the third period PC drove to the Lions' 28 but had to give the ball up on downs. Frederick tried three field goals but none were close. The Lions' deepest penetration was to the PC 31 in the fourth period where a three-point attempt was short. Kirtland completed only three of 10 passes for 13 yards. Meanwhile, however, fullback Dan Eckstein kept the Hose in control of the game with his bullish rushes.

He gained 83 yards on 22 carries. Robert Hackle added 42 yards as the pair of backs gained 125 of PC's 139 yards rushing. The Blue Hose also lost three fumbles. The South Carolinians completely dominated play in the second half and in the third quarter had control of the football all but four plays. It was the second tie in coach Cally Gault's five -year reign at the Presbyterian '1 RALEIGH, N.C.

(AP) A 55-yard touchdown pass play from quarterback Jim Donnan to end Harry Martell gave North Carolina State a 13-7 victory over arch-rival North Carolina Saturday in the last period of their Atlantic Coast Conference football opener. An overflow crowd of 42,300 in Carter Stadium saw the rugged Wolfpack spoil the debut of Bill Dooley who took over as head coach of the Tar Heels last winter. It was the first game of an afternoon-night doubleheader involving North Carolina "Big Four" teams. Duke met Wake Forest in the night game. Gerald Warren kicked field goals of 44 and 33 yards as N.C.

State avenged 10-7 losses to North Carolina in 1965 and 1966. The Wolfpack struck with lightning fury for its winning touchdown. Following a North Carolina punt, State took over on its 38. On the first play, Bobby Hall reeled off seven years. Donnan then fired a pass to Martell who caught it on the MM the ball, they drove to the Lions one -yard line.

On third period but was unable to cash in on it. The Tar Heels' Doug Davis took the kickoff on his 2. The Tar Heels were forced to punt, with the Wolfpack taking over on the UNC 39. However, North Carolina held and got possession on the 30. N.C.

N.C. Stat First downs 1 13 Rishi.ig yardage U4 124 Passing yardage 125 140 Return yardage 32 48 Passes HO-1B-0 HM Punts 7-33 4-37 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards penalized 39 44 North Carolina 0 7 0 07 N.C. State Statt-FG Waggen 44 UNC Dempsey 1 run (Hartig kick). State-FG Waggen 33 State Martell 55 past from Donnan (Warren kick). Attendance 42,300.

White Shoe Brigade Born RALEIGH (UPI) A member of North Carolina State's "White Shoe Brigade" end Mark Capuano came in for special praise for coaches here Saturday. The white shoes of State's defensive unit came as a complete surprise to coaches and fans alike. Defensive coach Al Michaels said his boys got together Friday night and decided they needed an identity. They voted to polish their black football shoes white so everyone would know they were members of the brigade and proud of it. Capuano became the first hero of the proud group as he blocked a punt to set up State's second field goal on the Wolf-pack's way to a 13-7 victory over arch foe North Carolina.

CHIP t--t III GRAY 5L RALEIGH North Carolina State back Wolfpack's 13-7 victory Saturday afternoon, Tony Barchuk picks his way through the Coming after Barchuk is the Tar Heel's Bat-University of North Carolina line during the tie Wall (62). (AP Wirephoto) IN CONFERENCE Keydets Roll Up 546 Yards To Bomb Davidson, 46-21 LEXINGTON, Va. (AP)-Vir- ginia Military Institute's Key dets, led by quarterback Charlie Bishop and halfback Bob Hab-asevich, rolled up 546 yards in total offense Saturday and over powered Davidson's Wildcats 46- 21 in the Southern Conference football opener for both. Bishop hit on 11 of 16 passes for 213 yards and picked up 74 more yards on the ground as he accounted for more than half VMTs total yardage only four yards short of the 6chool record for a single game. HYLTON HOLDING HIS OWN It would seem after two years of trying to put the Grand National point title into his trophy case James Hylton would feel like giving up and going back to turning wrenches for a salary.

But not so. The Inman independent is still an enthusiastic driver car owner mechanic on the rugged, expensive big league circuit of the National Assn. of Stock Car Auto Racing in the South. As a rookie in 1966, Hylton won rookie of the year while on a fruitless race with Dodge-backed David Pearson for the point title. He carried the battle to the final race of the season at Rockingham before David put it away.

This year Hylton has been nipping at Richard Petty's heels all season although NASCAR's all time record breaker has now opened a comfortable gap over young James. That spread, however, is all the more surprising because Hylton has not won a Grand National race and Petty has won 23. The Plymouth ace has compiled 37,142 points while Hylton has 34,054. "it seems almost impossible that the crew cut Hylton could be so close. The next driver, almost 9,000 points behind Hylton is Ford's Dick Hutcherson, the only Ford driver to compete regularly with Hylton and Petty in all the races, long and short.

Petty has won $114,125 to Hylton's $35,840. That's where the big difference lies. Hylton isn't even in the top five in money won. Hutcherson is second with $62,795 and Pearson third with $54,355. Cale Yarborough is fourth with $53,085 and Jim Paschal fifth at $49,430.

True, some of the glamor of his first season has worn off for Hylton but not the determination to become one of the best drivers on the GN circuit. 1ST PEARSON, NOW PETTY "It does get discouraging," Hylton admitted. "Last year it seemed that David finished them all and Petty fell out. This year Petty just keeps on winning and David drops out. But I'm making a living so I really can't be too disappointed." Hylton, who had a partner, Bud Hartje, the first year, found himself in a do or die situation early this season when Hartje Bonavena Pounds Out Unanimous Decision North Carolina 25 and easily out ran the nearest defender.

The Wolfpack took a 3-0 lead late in the first period when Warren kicked a 44-yard field goal on fourth down. A 17-yard pass from Donnan to end Don Donaldson highlighted the drive which began on State's 23. The Tar Heels went out front by rolling 80 yards for a touchdown in 20 plays with fullback Tommy Dempsey scoring from the one in the closing seconds of the first half. Don Hartig kicked the extra point. North Carolina missed a scoring opportunity early in the second period when the Tar Heels rolled from their 30 to the Wolfpack 33 on the running and passing of quarterback Gayle Bo-mar.

A fourth down field goal attempt by Hartig from the 39 was wide to the right. The Wolfpack, a 7-point favorite, got a break late in the first Remember The Mistakes, Says Loser Dooley RALEIGH (AP) "The only thing we're going to remember about this game are the mistakes we made," North Carolina Bill Dooley said Saturday after his team lost to N. C. State 13-7 in the football season opener. "We've got to work harder and not make them next time," Dooley said.

"First of all, let me say that State has a fine football team, a real fine one. I thought our boys gave a good effort, but it wasn't good enough. I don't like to lose and neither do our players." State's Wolfpack scored the i winning touchdown in the last: period on a 55-yard-pass playj from quarterback Jim Donnan1 to end Harry Martell. Dooley said that on this play "we had the blitz on and one of our men in the secondary just got beat." Baker Drives For Owens HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. (AP) Buddy Baker will replace Sam McQuagg in the Cotton Owens Dodge for Sunday's 150-mile NASCAR Grand National race at Hillsborough Speedway.

Baker said it was a one-race deal since his own car owner, Ray Fox, does not run the short tracks. Another source said Baker was selected because of his experience on medium-length dirt tracks such as Hillsborough's nine-tenths of a mile oval. Baker drove an Owens short track car at Columbia last week. wanted to pull out. They split from businessmen in the little town of Inman in order to keep his car, a 1965 Dodge.

Running the circuit to make a living is hard. Having to fight the factory drivers to pay off a debt like $14,000 is almost impossible. Yet, Hylton is nearing that goal. Going into the Southern 500 he said he had paid off over half the amount and managed to keep himself and one mechanic on salary plus pay expenses for his pit crew at the major events. Much to the chargin of the factories, Hylton claims he has made his living this year on the i s.J A GAME He threw two touchdown passes, one of 40 yards to Frank Easterly, who set a school mark by grabbing six eeriais for 188 yards.

The other went 66 yards to Jim Burg. Habasevich rushed for 93 yards on 26 carries, scored VMI's first touchdown on a 29-yard run, kicked two extra points and ran for another conversion. He completed one of two passes he threw for another 46 yards. The Wildcats had their own star in a losing cause as quarterback Jimmy Poole threw for and sent Mildenberger flopping on the seat of his pants in the 10th. The result was a disappointment to a pro-Mildenberger, SRO crowd of 18,000 which packed Frankfurt's outdoor cycling stadium for the fight.

It was the 28th victory for Bonavena against three defeats and the fourth loss for Milden berger, who has won 52 of his 59 fights, 18 by knockouts. National 17-Atlanta at Baltimore Chicago at Pittsburgh Dallas at Cleveland Detroit at Green Bay Los Ang. at New York at St. Loui3 San Fran, at Minnesota Washington at Phila. 22-Minnesota at L.A.

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Orleans 30- G.BayatSt.LouIs(N) 1 'sir school from Clinton. The last was a 14-14 deadlock with Davidson in 1963. The Hose face Lenoir Rhyne at Hickory, N. next week in a crucial Carolinas Conference game which could decide the loop title. The teams are co favorites to win the crown and are defending co-titleists.

STATISTICS PC Frederick ft First Downs 1 139 Rushing yds. 90 13 Passing yds 0 3-10-0 Passes 0-2-0 3 Fumbles lost 1 29.3 Punts 31.8 45 Penalties 70 Presbyterian 0 0 0 00 r-reaerick 0-0 Howard Not Impressed With Tigers CLEMSON Clemson held an unusual Saturday scrimmage with the first two offensive teams running at reserves using Wake Forest defenses while simultaneously another set of reserves ran Deacon plays at the Tigers' two top defensive teams. Clemson and Wake Forest meet here next Saturday in the Tigers opening game. "We didn't look too good and we didn't look too bad" said Howard afterwards, "but I think it was just what we needed. I just wish we had had some of this hot weather like today during the last three The Tigers have experienced unseasonably cool weather in their 25 practice days thus far.

Tailbacks Buddy Gore and Charlie Tolley along with fullback Bo Ruffner ate up most of the yardage for the offense. The longest scoring run of the day was by Tolley from 21 yards out. All of the safety men in the defensive secondary were singled out including Charlie Ellen-burg, Richie Luzzi, Kit Jackson, Gary Compton and Ken Smith, along with right corner Lee Ray- bun. Cubs Scalp Braves, 3-2 ATLANTA (AP) Adolfo Phillips drilled a two-run double in the ninth inning, carrying the Chicago Cubs to a 3-2 victory over Atlanta Saturday night. Ron Santo opened the ninth with a walk against Ken Johnson and was sacrificed to second.

Al Spangler drew an intentional walk and Randy Hundley hit into a force play at second before Phillips' double to left center snapped a 1-1 deadlock. Rich Nye checked the Braves on six hits, including Clete Boy-er's ninth inning homer, on the way to his 13th victory against nine losses. CHICAGO ATLANTA abrhbl abrhbi Kesslnger ss 3 0 0 0 FAIoj lb 4 0 0 0 Beckert 2b 4 0 2 0 Millan 2b 4 110 Williams It 4 0 10 Aaron rf 3 0 0 0 5amo 3D 3100 Torre 3 0 0 1 Banks lb 3 0 0 0 Boyer 3b 4 13 1 Spangler rf 3 110 Carty It 4 0 2 0 Huntley 4 10 0 Gaston cf 3 0 0 0 Phillips cf 4 0 12 Woodwrd ss 3 0 0 0 Nye 4 0 11 KJohnson 3 0 0 0 Total 32 3 6 3 Total 31 5 6 2 Chicago 000 010 002-3 Atlanta 000 001 001-2 E-Millan. LOB-Chicago 4, Atlanta S. 2B-williams, Boyer, Phillips.

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All told, the Wildcats completed 21 of 41 aerials for 248 yards. After Bishop had hit Easterly with the scoring toss on which they combined, the Wildcats marched 63 yards with Poole passing the last yard to Pete Glidewell to make it 15-8. Davidson still was in the game early in the fourth quarter after matching a third -period VMI touchdown which came on a two- yard run by Chuck Marks. A 42-yard Poole-to-Greg Cox aerial narrowed the Wildcats' deficit to 22-15. Bishop's heave to Burg came just 50 seconds later, however, and the Keydets scored twice more before the Wildcats put the last six points on the score board.

Davidson VMI First downs 20 21 Rushing yardage 65 277 Passing yardage 218 569 Passes 411-21-1 23-13-2 Return yardage. 90 116 Punts 7-40 4-35 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards penalized 15 80 Davidson 0 8 0 1321 VMI 15 0 7 24-4 vvii Habasevtcn run (Haoase-vich run) VAAI Easterly 40 pass from Bishop fHfltwevirh kirkl Dav Glidewelt 1 pass from IPoole (Kelly pass from Poole) VMI Marks 2 run (Habasevich kick) Day Cox 42 pass from Poole (Giles kirk 1 VMI Burg 66 pss from Bishop CHince pass from Bishop) VMI Rhodes 10 run Mines pass from Bishoo) VMI Quay 52 run (Quay run) Dav Cox 32 pass from Slade (kick failed) League 5-Atlanta at Dallas Chicago at Detroit Cleve. at Pittsburgh G. Bay at Baltimore Los Ang. at San Fran.

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Louis Detroit at' New York Minnesota at Chicago N. Orleans at Baltimore Philadelphia at Dallas San Fran, at Atlanta Washington at Pittsburgh 16- Dallas at San Fran. 17-Baltimore at Los Ang. Chicago at Atlanta Cleveland at Phila. Minnesota at Detroit N.

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Century) at Capitol Division 31-Championship game in home city of Western Conference champion. 1 si N-Night Game. tne super speeaways. "Unless we have a high finish, we can't meet expenses at the major races," he said. "We've made our living running the dirt races.

We get a little appearance money plus what I win and that is what has paid off most of my debt. "What we need now is one more high finish in a big race. That would go a long way toward getting me free of debt. It would really be a big boost to us," he added. Hylton didn't get the good finish at Darlington but he has two more races in which to get that grubstake this season.

He will be at Charlotte and Rockingham to close out the season and a good finish there would put him back in business this year. ON OUTSIDE LOOKING IN But things might be back in the same shape next season. He is going to be forced to buy a new racer. The two 1965 model Dodge Coronets he drives will be too old to run the late model circuit. That means another big outlay or another no interest loan from his friends in Inman.

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241 N. Main St. CE 2-5331 OVB HOUR'S FREE PARKIMG IX THE REAR OF OUR STORE WITH A MI MI MUM PURCHASE OF $2. ALL STOCK He is getting a little help now, and Hylton had to borrow $14,000 dirt tracks and lost money at but it is nowhere near enough to after rain aborted the first two half-mile, paved track. announced that the entire pro FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) Brute strong Oscar Bonavena of Argentina floored West Germany's Karl Milden-berger four times and ham mered out a unanimous 12- round decision Saturday to go into the semifinals of the World Boxing Association tournament to pick a new heavyweight box ing champion.

The stocky pride of the Pam pas sent the southpaw Milden- berger to the canvas with a vi cious left to the head in the first round, and the German never fully recovered although he staged a rally in the later rounds. The Argentinian belted the German into the lower strand of the ropes with a left in the fourth round, knocked him to his knees with a chopping right flush to the face in the seventh West Virginia Rips Richmond RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -West Virginia found its best offense to be a stern and opportunistic defense Saturday night and walloped Richmond 27-6 for its second football victory in as many games. Holding the underdog Spiders seven times inside their 35-yard line and pouncing on five Rich mond fumbles, the Mountain eers used their defense for two of their three touchdowns and a field goal before a crowd of 7,000 in Richmond City Macuum. WVU Richmond First downs Rushing yardage 11 9 125 21 87 158 9a 180 Passing yardage Return yaraage Passes Punts 4-9-1 15-31 9-33 Fumbles lost 0 Yards penalized eo i PACKERS (Continued from Page One) Brodie, Ken Williard, Dave Parks and Co.

Gale Sayers and either young Larry Rakestraw or veteran Rudy Bukich carry Chicago's hopes against the Steelers, who are counting on a good year from quarterback Bill Nelsen. In the AFL, Buffalo, coming off a fourth quarter 20-17 victory over the New York Jets last Sunday, are expected to start with Jack Kemp this week against the surprising Oilers, who battled Kansas City before losing 25-20. Boston still seeks its first vic tory after two defeats by bring ing alive its running game, led by Jim Nance. The Raiders come off a 51-0 balloon-breaker over Denver. The Broncos will try to put more air into the balloon against the Dolphins, despite the loss of Cookie Gilchrist to injury.

Steve Tensi of Denver and John Stofa of Miami trades passes. HORSE help in a big financial way. In finishing runnerup in the point standings twice and making enough money to pay the bills, Hylton may have been shutting the door to the inner circle of the factories. He has built the reputation of a stroker one who lays back and just tries for a good finish. That is no way to attract the backing of the factories they want a winner.

That is what sells cars. Hylton is caught between the proverbial rock and a hard spot. He has to finish to make money and he has to be a charger to earn factory help in a big way. "I haven't given up on a ride for next year," he said. "That's what I've been working on since I started.

That is the ambition of all the drivers." There isn't a nicer guy in racing than James Hylton. He has a beautiful wife and a young son. The life he has chosen is rough on them. It is rough on him. "You really don't feel like giving your best when you've stayed up all night working on the car and then spent all day driving to the track.

You give away more than money to the factory drivers then. You just aren't as sharp as they are. The fatigue gets to you." It may be that James Hylton will be on the outside looking In again next year. But you can bet your bottom dollar that he will be racing if there is any possible way. WESTERN N.

C. 500 NOV. 5 The Western N. C. 500 race at Asheville-Weaverville Speed FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22nd AT 6:00 P.M.

way will be run Sunday, Nov. 5, attempts to run the race over the That is, it is scheduled to be run then if the American 500 at Rockingham, N. is run as scheduled on Oct. 29. Nov.

5 is Rockingham's rain date. Promoter Joe Littleiohn has AIMI EVERY FOURTH FRIDAY NIGHT THEREAFTER HORSE, PONY AND TACK AUCTION TO BE HELD IN BIG 19,000 SQ. FT. MODERN LIVESTOCK BARN ON FAIR. GROUNDS LOCATED AT UPPER STATE FAIRGROUND 4 MILES FROM GREEN-VILLE ON HIGHWAY 123 SOUTH.

HE MILL HAVE ALL TYPE STOCK TO OFFER AMI gram will be rerun. Cars will qualify Saturday, Nov. 4, and the fastest five will make a try at the five-lap record run the same afternoon. NASCAR prize money for this month is over $300,000, according to the Newsletter. There is $237,890 for the Grand National and modified-sportsmen in a 24-day period with several special events boosting the purses.

Darlington paid $100,445 for the Southern 500. A $13,775 dirt track race at Richmond, Fairgrounds Sept. 10 and the $25,390 Old Dominion 500 at Martinsville, Speedway Sept. 24 are the biggest events and there are 15 Modificd-Sportsmen races with purses over $5,000. IIUYERS FOR 1 J.

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