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t' I. North Carolina State Shocks Houston, 16 To 6 Briles, Shannon, Brock Lead Cards To 5-2 Victory St. Louis Goes 1-Up In Series ASHEVILLE CITIZEN TIMES SECTION Sunday, Oct. 8, 1967 Tar Heels Lose 11th In Row, 21-7 By REESE HART CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) -Vanderbilt spotted North Carolina a touchdown and roared back on the passing of Gary Davis to score a 21-7 victory Saturday and hand the Tar Heels their 11th consecutive football loss.

Davis, who was injured in the fourth period and taken from the game, scored one touchdown and passed to end Bob Goodridge for another on a play covering 68 yards. He completed 8 of 15 passes for 121 yards. North Carolina dropped its fourth game under new head coach Bill Dooley. The Tar Wolfpack Defense Is Outstanding HOUSTON (AP) Undefeated North Carolina State shocked Houston's powerhouse with a massive defense Saturday night and capitalized on second-half pass interceptions and a fumble recovery to come from behind and defeat the second-ranked Cougars 16-6. An Astrodome record football crowd of 52,483 was stunned as the Houston team that had averaged 40 points and 489 yards on total offense in three games was limited to a lone touchdown and only two other serious scoring threats.

Mike Hilka started the Wolf-pack upset by intercepting a Houston pass early in the third period and returning 11 yards to midfield. Eleven plays later Bobby Hall rammed over from the two and Gerald Warren's conversion gave State a 7-6 lead. Just three plays later Terry Brookshire covered one of seven ummk. 'fry mSmm Catawba Defeats Western Carolina In 12 To 3 Battle lis Bv DAVID RAYBURN i Buie scored on a 27-yard pass CULLOWHEE Drew Buie from Ike Hill on a fake field Heels started strong, driving 76 yards for a first period touch scored two touchdowns in the goal attempt and on a 64-yard fourth quarter here Saturday pass interception. down in 17 plays.

Quarterback mgnt to lead Catawba to a 12-3 Western got on the scoreboard victory over Western Carolina with 14:35 remaining in the University in a Carolinas Con- game when its drive stalled on ference game. the Catawba 15, and Philip Brooks kicked a 32-yard field Gayle Bomar scored from the six. From there on, however, Vanderbilt had the upper hand. The Commodores tied the score in the second period when quarterback Davis flipped a pass to Goodridge who took it on his 39, cut to the right and raced for a goal. Hill returned the ensuing kick-off 50 yards to the Catamount 46, and the Indians drove down to the WCU 28 on a fourth and By JACK HAND ST.

LOUIS (AP) Nelson Briles, Mike Shannon and Lou Brock combined to lead St. Louis to a 5-2 victory over Boston Saturday in the third game of the World Series, enlivened by a knockdown rhubarb involving Red Sox star Carl Yas-trzemski. The triumph enabled the Cards to take a 2-1 lead in games in the best-of-seven classic. Briles, making his Series debut, pitched seven-hitter. Shannon walloped a two-run homer and Brock scored two runs after collecting a triple and a single.

The dispute was touched off when Vastrzemski was hit on the left calf by Briles' pitch in the first inning. Manager Dick Williams of the Red Sox claimed Briles hit the American League's triple crown winner deliberately. A brief argument at home plate in which Red Schoen-dienst, St. Louis manager, referred to printed remarks in Boston newspapers that Jim Lonborg brushed back Card hitters Thursday, plate umpire Frank Umont of the American League told the managers, "I'll handle the situation." Yaz, whose two homers helped Lonborg win the second game, was held hitless by Briles, who put the Cards into the lead before a record St. Louis crowd of 54,575 at Busch Stadium.

Briles handled Yastrzemski three times with men on base after hitting him in the first inning. In the fourth, Yaz rapped into a double play. The Cards jumped away to an early lead against loser Gary Bell as Briles, a 24-year-old Santa Clara product in his fourth year as a pro, backed up his 14-5 regular season record with a steady performance. Briles finished up the season with nine straight wins after taking Gibson's spot in the starting rotation after the July 15 accident. The handsome dark-haired youngster coddled 111 111 touchdown.

He crashed into the NY Jets Pin 27-14 Loss On Raiders corner of the end zone as Bob Hanna tackled him from be five situation. Catawba set up to kick a field goal, but Hill took the snap, rolled to his hind. i right, and threw the 27-yard now 2-1 for the scoring pass to Buie. mmm: laifiiiiillllliiiiillil jff aTiwL3U thPgball on i tslckoff and rolled 55 yards to a Catawba took the ball on its NEW YORK (AP) Boozer rambled for two touchdown with the aid of a own 46, but David Roberts re- M.I touchdowns and a tenacious de-covered a fumble to give the Pf mierrerence pwy. uaya fense picked off four Oakland Catamounts the ball on the In- threw a 22-yard pass to Jim passes Saturday night, trigger- dian 46-yard line.

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whnu. uj i'u- rr iniai luunuuwu in uie iuui in Boozer, the AFL's top point went 64 yards for the touch quarter. Following a punt exchange, North Carolina was pe down. Western Carolina is now 1-2 in the conference and 2-2 over nalized 15 yards for a personal all while Catawba is 1-0-1 and foul and Vanderbilt took over on the Tar Heel 33. Five plays later Roger May passed to Lee maker, scored his seventh and eighth TDs of the season as the Eastern Division leaders swept to their third victory in four starts.

Linebacker Larry Grantham set up 10 first half points for the Jets with a pair of pass thefts while John Sample and Billy Baird also came up with inter 3-0-1. Western Carolina dominated the first three quarters, but Noel from the five for the score Catch Of A Homer The Tar Heels missed a good could not score even though it scoring chance in the second pe threatened numerous times. riod when they drove from the 46 to the Vanderbilt four. How nal infielder Ed Spezio made a barehanded catch of the ball in the St. Louis bull pen.

(AP Wirephoto) ceptions to stall Oakland drives! Handicapped by the loss of first string back David Lomax, the Catamounts could not set first ever the Commodores held and While St. Louis right fielder Maris leaped high in a futile to catch the home run of Reggie Smith Saturday, Cardi before a Shea Stadium crowd of took over when Bomar missed 63,106. downs on third and short yard- a first down by inches. The Raiders, who went Into ase situations, the game leading the AFL in! WCU drove to the Catawba 15 Vanderbilt was in North Carolina territory when the first half ended. Commodore guard Bill TERRY BROOKSHIRE, former Enka High School football star, recovered a Houston fumble Saturday night that set up a field goal in North Carolina Stale's 16-6 victory over Houston in the Astrodome.

Terry is a bulwark in State's massive defensive line. Houston fumbles on the Cougar 35. After a 16-yard pass from Jim Donnan to Wayne Lewis, Warren returned on fourth down to kick a 30-yard field goal. Late in the final period, Fred Combs grabbed another Houston pass and returned 38 yards to the Cougar 19. Three plays later Hall broke loose over left tackle for 10 yards and the final score.

After limiting State to a total the second time it had the ball, but the drive fizzled out. -1 ll. 1 1 Duke Trims A rmy McDonald intercepted a Bomar i. k. auvi Pcea "Ws on the T2.r Heel 38, but the txTfa 1 ateri? fln'yaj1 half ended two plays later on nPlflV nf cranio nonallir every defensive department, were able to contain quarterback Joe Namath, who riddled Miami for 415 air yards last week.

Namath hit on only nine of 28 passes for 166 yards and failed to deliver a TD pass for the first time this season. fi "i7 i6 North Carolina's 46. By WILL GRIMSLEY WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) nciu gum aLiciujJi was wiue iu the right. Vanderbilt No.

Carolina games of the last season, had gone ahead 7-3 with a minute to play in the first half on a four- 17 First downs 16 the early lead and pitched his way out of minor threats in six of the last seven innings. Six of the seven Red Sox hits were singles and the only extra baser was Reggie's Smith's 360-foot home run leading off the seventh. Lou Brock's opening triple and Curt Flood's single gave the Cards their first run off the 30-year-old Bell. Tim McCarver, hitless in the first two. games, started, the second inning with a single and rode home free on Shannon's 360-foot home run blast into the left field stands.

yard plunge by Charlie Jarvis 171 73 7-17-1 91 8 36 1 7i 159 126 9-16-2 54 7-35 0 38 Rushing yardaqe Passing yardage Passes Return yardage Punls Fumbles lost Yards penalized after a 22-yard f.eld goal by Catawba 19 132 58 14-5-1 91 1W1.1 2 35 W. Caro. 12 84 58 24-11-1 54 0 35 Fullback Jay Calabrese, playing on a sprained right ankle, led a 93-yard drive in the final half Saturday that gave Duke a 10-7 upset victory over Army in a tough defensive battle at Michie First downs Rushlnfl yardage Passing yardago Passes Return yardage Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalixed 0 0 7 714 7 10 3 7-27 Oakland New York Duke's soccer style place kicker Bob Riesenfeld. Vanderbilt 0 7 7 721 North Carolina 7 0 0 07 NY Bower 7 run (J. Turner, kick) NY Mathls 1 run (J.

Turner kick) Army had a second touch offense of eight yards the first The march was climaxed by a nine-yard scoring pass from quarterback Larry Davis to Ed Hicklin, who speared the ball in the end zone. The hard running 210-pound Calabres, who injured his right anWe a week ago and who was held under wraps for the early part of this game ripped off gains of 8, 14, and 12 yards in the winning touchdown drive. The drive originated when Greg Wuerstle, Duke's defensive back who played an outstanding game, intercepted a Lindell pass. Stadium. down nullified by a penalty aft ft rrii za j.

lurner NY FG 31 J. Turner r.iin. Oak Miller 14 oass from Lamonlca we'teni Carolina 5 'f UNC Bomar 6 run (Jartlcf kick) a i Van Goodridge 68 pass from Davis Army's Cinderella team, I iwertwemer kick) (Blanda kick) NYBooior 7 run J. Turner kick) Western FG Brooks 32 Van Davis 1 run (Meriwether kick) CiaV 11 oasc frnm Lamnnlca i Cat Buie 27 Dass frfom ni (k ck fa ed) Vnn-Nnpl (Merl- pass irom way quarter, Houston got going and scored on Dick Woodall's three-yard pass to Bob Long. Houston missed another scoring opportunity just before the shooting for its sixth straight victory counting the closing rninnri klrkl Cat Buie 64 pass Interception (pass upther kick! Atlenance 63,106 1 failed) 1 Attendance 25,000, After the Red Sox broke er a 59-yard run by quarterback Steve Lindell and a pass from Lindell to Carl Woessner in the opening moments of the second half.

The penalty was offensive interference. through for their first run in the half when Ken Bailey, a sopho sixth on Mike Andrews' pinch more understudy to Woodall, m- single, Jose Tartabull's sacri Army threatened again in the gineered a 74-yard drive to the fice and Dalton Jones' single. third period, moving to the the Cards came rjght back in their half of the inning. Duke 21 but boldly went for five Brock, the Cards' speedy bul yards on a final down rather than try for a field goal. Duka Army 26 17 18 151 86 136 16 20 -U-3 11-20-2 4-38 2-42 1 I 63 108 0 3 0 710 0 7 0 0-7 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Duke Army The Blue Devils, beaten in let, beat out a perfectly placed bunt for his second base hit and sixth of the Series.

When Lee Stange, third Red Sox pitcher, their last two games in the final seconds of play, took heart and mustered their winning drive, threw wildly past first base on his third attempt to pick off starting at their own seven-yard Duke FG Riesenfeld 22 Army Jarvis 4 run (Kurllko kick) Duke Hicklin 9 pass from Davis IRI-esenfeld kick) Attendance 31,000. State 19. Three plays failed and Ken Hebert's 37-yard field goal effort on fourth down was short. The Cougars' final opportunity to overcome the 10-6 State lead came midway in the final period when Jerry Drones recovered a fumble at the Wolf-pack 23. Three running plays moved to the 15 but a fourth down pitchout was fumbled and State took over at its 22.

State, with victories over North Carolina, Buffalo and Florida State, had entered the game a 21-point underdog. Two passes by Donnan figured prominently in the 50-yard drive that gave the Wolfpack 15 line. Wake Forest Loses To Virginia, 14-12 mmU liiM XTfct ii. Na Johnson. It also included a WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.

(AP) Virginia's defense was able the lead after Hilka's intercep yard pass from Summers Butch Henry. to stop the hard running of WW ali4 TWJrc tion. An 11-yard pass moved the ball to the Houston 31 and an The Cavaliers drew first blood after a march of 44 yards In Wake Forest quarterback Freddie Summers in the second half and win the Atlantic Coast Con eight-yardcr to Harry Martell nine plays after recovering a ference football game Saturday night, 14-12. Braxton Hills two Wake fumble on the opening kickoff. Frank Quale scored the first touchdown on a 15-yard Brock, Lou went all the way to third base.

Roger Maris singled to right on a 3-2 pitch, driving in Brock. Smith's homer narrowed the gap to 4-2 in the seventh but St. Louis struck again in the eighth against Dan Osinski, fourth and last Boston pitcher. Maris beat out a single on a checked swing as the ball rolled between first and second. Orlando Cepeda, hitless in his first 10 Series at bats after a fine regular season, broke out.

of his slump with a double off the wall in right center, scoring Maris, The victory tipped the scales heavily in favor the Cardinals, who went into this third game as 2-1 favorites to win it all. They play the next two at home Sunday and Monday and could wrap it up without returning to Boston. Bob Gibson, who struck out 10 Red Sox while winning Wednesday's opener, 2-1 was scheduled to work for St. Louis Sunday against Jose Santiago, the Puerto Rican who lost to him at Fenway Park. Manager Red Schoendienst of the Cards was able to assure Gibson of three starts if the Series goes seven games and each moved to the two from where Hall scored.

Compared to the 489-yard total offense average while running over Florida State, Michi run around left ebd. conversion kicks provided the margin. Summers scored twice in the first half for the Deacons and Wake retained its 12-7 lead until the fourth quarter, when rolled up 63 yards. But the Cav-I the Cavaliers marched 80 yards gan State and Wake Forest, the Cougars netted only 258 against in 11 plays, sparked by the the Wolfpack. passing of Gene Arnette.

The Houston played most of the Virginia quarterback hit aerials came without Warren Mcvea of 14, 18 and 12 yards. Sopho the sneed merchant running more fullback Dave Wyncoop scampered around left for a 17 back. McVea Injured his left shoulder in the first half but aliers held him in the second, half, and Summers wound up with a total of 88 yards. Summers' first score came in the first quarter, when he skirted left end, ending a drive of 66 yards In nine plays. The kick for extra point failed.

Summers dove over from the one to score the second Wake Forest touchdown in the second yard run into the end zone to netted 41 yards on five carries. wrap-up the win for Virginia. Dedication Ceremonies C. Stalt Houiton Virginia Wake Forest 19 S78 113 101 11 10-20-1 11-71-2 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardaoe Return yardaoe Passes Punls Fumbles lost Yards penalized Vlrolnla 7-37 First downs Rushlnq yardaoe Passing Return yardaoe Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yard soenallzed N.C. State Houston 6-12-2 3 223 49 83 S-1J-1 50 I 45 7 0 6 6 1 60 period.

A pass try failed on a ToWout attempt. with the required three days of campus planning; Dr. Hoyt Blackwell, president emeritus of Mars Hill College; Dr. Elmer S. West, pastor of Mars Hill Baptist Church; and Dr.

Fred B. Bentley, president of Mavs Hill College. Brief ceremonies and ribbon cutting preceded the Mars Hill vs. Carson-Newman football game. Carson-Newman won, 14-12.

(See Page 2-B.) (Staff Photo by June Glenn Jr.) 0 0 10 6-16 0 6 0 0-6 Three men for whom athletic facilities were named in dedication ceremonies at Mars Hill College Saturday stand by long ribbons leading to the facilities. L-R, are: V. H. Chambers of Marion. (Chambers Physical Education Building), C.

C. Har-rell of Morganton (Harrell Swimming Pool), and Carl Meares of Fair Bluff (Meares Athletic Fields). In the foreground are: B. II. Tilson, director of 7-14 0-12 Wake Forest rest.

There was the first mild rhu-barb of the Series in the first Turn To Page Three-B The second Deac ouchdown climaxed a drive of 71 yards which featured the running of both Summers and Jimmy Vlr-Quayle IS run (Hill kick) Wake Summers 12 run (kick failed) Wake Summers 1 run (run failed) Vlr-Wyncooo 17 run (Hill kick) Attendance 11,009. Hous Long 3 pass from Woodall (kick i run (Warren kick) NCS-FG Warren 30 NCS all 10 run (run failed) Attendance 51481..