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'Muttnik9 Of Sputnik Is Not First Hound To Play Role In Affairs Of The World ii William Mary Hands State First Loss, 7-6 a. ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES, ASHEVILLE, N. C. A Sunday, November 10, 1957 In Crowd. On th.

Strt In OfflBM In Firally Croup In OhurchM Theatre. UNC Blasts Gamecocks, 28-6; Duke, Navy Tie, 6-6 I I The Englishman knelt to plant a reverent kiss on the Tope's slipper hul he couldn't quite make it. The helpful ponliff swung his foot a hit nearer Wilt, shire's face. Wiltshire with or without the unfortunate pup, we're not told made one of Ihe fastest exits from Rome on record and hopes of religious reconciliation dimmed. It's only within Ihe past cen- And that's the way it seems tolgaging if scarcely decisive politi-hava been with dogs since long eal asset.

Vice President Nixon's before "Mullnik" very often cocker spaniel Checkers pcr-when doss try to do nice thingsmormefsimilarly. for people, they set a swift kick" Tnese pets enjoyed and enjoy in the tailbone for their pains. finP, treatment. Put historically it Few dogs have been kicked so has not always been so. far upstairs, of course, as Mutt- Take a wolfhound named Gelert, nik the space pup or l.aika as! owned by a Welsh prince, Uwel-the sponsoring Russians call her.

hyn Ap Griffith. Both figure in one But she is hardly the firs' no belter-known morality talcs to have played a role in world af- 0f the Middle Ages, fairs, scientific or political. Llewellyn went hunting one day, There was President Boose-i so the story goes, leaving his veil's famed Scoltie Fala, an en- small son alone in the great Welsh castle. During the hunt, Ihe faith- a place called Belh-Gelerl (Redd-I til Gclert disappeared. igelert) in Carnarvon, probably one The prince came home to findf very few towns in the world his; son missing and Gelert; lick- i nameci for a dog.

ng his bloody chops. The evidence An unnamed spaniel belonging dearly circumstantial, was enough! to a Lord Wiltshire has been held for Llewellyn. He dispatched the'parlly to blame for Ihe schism dog with a eluh. between the churches of Borne ft wasn't until later that the anri England. The story goes like missing boy was found safe and jib's: sound hard by the body of aj King Henry VTIf, determined to large wolf slain by Gelert.

divorce wife Catherine, dispatched Llewellyn tried his best to make Wiltshire to Borne with a plea for jit up to his late friend. The dog papal permission. Wiltshire 'was buried with high honors at brought along his dog. Rjr TOM HENSHAW The AwwciHlrd Prrs Once a year, the Bholiya tribes-men of central Asia choose one of their dogs, wine him until he's di7.7y and stuff him with sweet-meati until be ran barely waddle, Then Ihry brat the daylights out of him. The ceremony may he some-what much on the dog hut it.

supposedly insures that the Bholiya village will be free of prstilenre and other misfortune for the rest of the year. AUDIPHONE COMPANY of Aaheville Take The Elevator 2nd Floor Haywood Bid. DIAL AL 2-1773 The faithful spaniel, thinking his tury or so that, science has taken master was about to be kicked! a major interest in dogs. And. in the teeth, clamped a fast fang strangely, the two most famous onto Ihe papal toe.

dogs of science were Russian. Penney's Hope Of Unbeaten Season Explodes By ROBERT E. C.ATEI.V RALEIGH, Nov. 9 (UP) William and Mary, a palched up football team keyed to a fine pitch, staged, a major upset by knocking off previously-unbeaten North Carolina Stale 7-6 today with a 67-yard fourth quarter march and an extra point. The Indians, threatened "pf'-i edly before they finally punched OPEN MONDAY FRIDAY NITES 'til 8:30 Bargains Galore! SHOP PENNEY'S! over a score, then picked off a Slate pass, recovered a fumble and slopped the Wolfpack's frantic passing in the final moments.

II spoiled not Slate's home Auburn Gains 15-7 Victory LLAR coming and final home game ap- Wffl. N.C. Mary Slat Firs! downs 13 14 Rushing vardaoe 145 1 PS Passlnq vardaoe S3 'I Psses 5-1 s- Passes intercepted hv I 3 Punts 1.4(1.0-4 5-44. fl Fumbles lost 1 4 arris neitplizpd 5 AS Over Tigers BIRMINGHAM, Nov. I 'UP) Unbeaten Auburn, stung to second halt fury by an unexpected touchdown, used its vaunt-I ed defense today to shake nin Assures warmth pearance before 12,000 fans, hut i points out of stubborn Mississippi ruined a birthday celenraiion lor; from Slate and grab a 15-7 victory before 42.000 fans.

The Tigers' defense, best in tht nation, came up with a safety Wolfpack Coach Earl Edwards. EDMUNDS BIG GUN contain their own stay white magic! tip to toe! Ronnie Brence 148) and Harry Hurst. Duke quarterback Bob Broarihead threw the incompleted pass to Carlton in the second quarter. Nelson Weston (66), South Carolina player, cuts around Blazer. (Right photnl Appearing to be wearing a football face, Duke halfback Wray Carlton 127) is blocked from receiving a pass by Navy halfbacks Halfback Dave Edmunds was when the vicious rush of sopho-the big gun in the scoring drive, more center Jackie.

Burkett spoil-He set up the score with a nine-led a punt attempt in the end zone, yard pass to halfback Yohe Auburn set up its second touch-on the two and plunged over him-jriown when guard Zeke Smith re-self for the touchdown. Quarter- covered a fumbled handoff on a back Boh Hardage added the win-' punt return, ning extra point. It was Auburn'j 11th The Wolfpack, with five vie-victory and seventh this season at lories in addition to lies with "me from behind to wp- Duke Drive Wake Forest Suffers GRINDS OUT YARDAGE (left photo) Jim Shttler (25), North Carolina back, gains five yards on this play with big Phil Blazer taking out South Carolina players in the second period of yesterday's game. Baltic Of Carolina Tar Heels Use U.S.C. Fumbles By O'NEIL HENDRIOK Fails Near port their rating as third team in the nation.

(Miami and Puke, shot fullback Don Hafer loose on a 70-yard burst to the William and Mary End Of Game 7th Loss Of Season 'one before the game was two First down. Rusnino vartlaq Miss. strt Aubucn i 10 57 7 minutes otn. naicr was nil un assino vfrfio WINSTON-SALEM. Nov.

1 fumbles, penalties and errant Virginia Tech also had its tshare Ihe one vard line and dropped r5srs intfrcenied hv 'Un irginia Tech smoothed nlavs Wat. 1.7 IMJ.I By George bowen A I 0 Nov. 9 (AP) Duke's mighty ef- onlof fumbles during Ihe day. hut; the hall and halfhack Tliek PitmhlAt 1, put its sputtering offense, late, in several potential ionchdnwn struck like lightning as the game tv (ell on It the end zone for Yards nensiiztri CHAPEL HILL, Nov. 9 (UP) North Carolina con verted three of six South Carolina fumbles into touch um, yriiwi luiwv 10 nrive bii anves, ev en though Ihe Deacons neared i I end.

The Gnhhlnrs ih. lort in the closing minutes downs tndav In dofoat the fiamorwlrc op.fi hfAr oo tn hrool- it. MrA naa oy tar me nest it irom nailed a Wake Forest fumbl Halfback Dick Hunter missed With both Auburn and the Ma- rrrr 1 win over lumonng, penalty-ridden an offensive standDoint. seventh of the day for the Deacs- 000 fans in the 33rd annual the extra point, that turned out to baine 01 tne tarolinas. loptpau uc witn Navy came Wake Forest.

ThP tnss was ih. ninth jroons two platooning Mississippi in a row on their own 40. within Ivvn varHc nf tlio oonl eni 1 ,1 ne 1 tie inareui 01 ueitmi. oidie A meager crowd of I State's second unit struck with in. u.r naiiieu ueauons, 01 Tenh third strinir m.ariorWL- ru The Tar Heels completely dom- Inatcd the regionallv televised' south Carolina sudden swiftness late in th spc- walched as an amazing series of them this season North 1 carohna before it was killed by a.

jo? i penally to leave the game niiiy nojsciaw drove to the 47 William and Mary, which hadond period against the Tigers' No. men nninacK 0 onner inct nv am anH lie Ipartinff game after the first quarter in Rushinp vrdp which two Gamecock drives were killed deep in North Carolina ler- iiwepid bv rilnrv hv an intercepted pass and Fumblei lost a fumble. 4-u tied at 6-fi today. Duke, hiding its lime while Navy was wearing itself out run- Football Scoreboard ts in 4 unit, vubi ici usuK om Miner Plowed to Ihe. Deacon 4n tor groud gainer who quit the team flipped a 33-yard pass to end Ned tne nrst aown.

last weeki managed to stop every Brooks, who had supped behind Two plays I a I Hnlsc1awother state march and took the defender Pat Meagher. i whipped a pass to halfback Corbin offensive in Ihe second half. raced the. rest of the wav for a Bailey, who took it on the 32! PLACEMENT WIDE 57-yard touchdown. An Educated" People Moves Freedom Forward Drip Dry Tricot Slips and scampered lo the Wake Forest, eight.

A five-yard penalty for: Hunter's placement was wide, delaying the. gaue put the ball on! The Indians began to roll mid SOUTH Guilford ii. Aopaichin 7 Hampton Howaro (DC) 7 Middle Tennessee 22, Murrav (Kv) Western Kentucky 18. Moreheafl A I Sewanee 33, Washington and Lee 1 (Fort KnOX 6. Kentucky State 0 Pukt Nvy ciri rinwn '0 Pti-hina vrdeiof "elding yrdfla S) 13? Pses U.32 Passts mferceDiea pufs Fumbles lout 2 1 Yardt penalized V) 5: 4c Carolina's Hathawa Breaks Arm orih Carolina took rontrol n( the game, rated a toss-up, when end Mac Turlington pounced on Rob Johnson's fumble, the second of four Gamecock bobbles in the; first half, on the South Carolina .12.

Halfback Ed Lipski slashed over tackle from four yards for! the score and tackle Phil Blazer; made his first of four conversions. the three, and Conner rammed iliway through the third period as over on one try for Ihe touchdown a partially-blocked Wolfpack punt Tackle. Bobby Tribble converted and Mississippi State, helped by the fine kicking of Bill Schoenrock and Gil Peterson, tied a knot in the Tiger offense. Their booting kept Auburn back on its heels virtually all of the first half with Peterson getting off one of 54 yards and Schoenrock following hat with nn nF RO 4i4 Ka. gave William and Mary the ball (Tennessee 31, Georoia Tech i on the Slate 39.

Fullback Len Kit- Special Buy! cotton knit sleepers with NON SKID PLASTIC SOLE! William Anarv 7, C. State i ning all over (he Held rxcept the Duke Navy 6 lAvlor (3, V.anchfster 13 (tie) 'Ruiler 2i, Deoauw 13 Wanash 39. Soulhwes.ern (Tenn) 51 Indiana Central 53, Earlham 19 Cape Girardeau 20, Marvvllle (Mol William Jewell 25, Baker 0 Lincoln (Mol 3B. Northwestern Okia 7 Rolla 3, SorinQfleld (Mo) 0 Ripon 42, Cornell (Iowa) 6 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 14, Ferris 7 I Omaha 14, Northern Illinois 7 Concordia (Neb) 21, Concordia (111) 7 Northern Mich-North Dakota cancelled, snow Ohio State 20, Purdue 7 Michiqan State 34, Notre Dame Akron 38. Mt.

Union 7 Findlav 14, Wilmington (Ohio) 0 Wenffa Drake 7 Simoson 20, Warlburo Grinned 7f, Monmouth 0 Luther 14, pttena Vista a i Parsons 24, Upper Iowa 13 'Coe 13, St. Olat 7 Lawrence 44, Knox Ohio Univ 7, Bowling Green 7 (tie) Wittenberg 20, Ohio WCStevan 13 Va. Tech Forest 12 13 151 196 bal and Yohe alternated in mov ins the ball to the 22 and Hard with virQini TfCh 10, wkf rortt 3 WAVY LINE CHENILLES with close thick tufting goal, made its big move eight minutes lelt. COMPLETED PASS ape passed to end Ed Brusko on t-ifmson 76. 7 Richmond 13, Gtorc Wahinolon Norfft Carotina 2ff.

Saulll Carofma a 1 irst down; Rushing yardage PassInQ vardaoe 1 Masses i Passe iotfirceattd ftv Punt' Fumble. lost i Yards penalized CHAPEL HILL, Nov. Sis-Curlis Hathaway, North Carolina's No. 2 quarterback, suf- 7-11 538.3 the eight. fore the Maroons reeled off their 4- 16 5- 3 61 uaviason ia, wotinra i'fi ny iwi-pniinti OfiiinacK Livmasim uity w.

Miu. cmih. SECOND TOUCHDOWN Twelve minutes later in Ihe second period, Tar Heel center recovered halfback Alex Hawkins' fumble on Ihe Smith Edmunds carried lo the four but touchdown. frred a hf-nken arm th "amp n. Istiaw (NO .13.

Rlnfliri twu.i Sizes 32 to 40 the. drive si ailed. But the Tigers, who gav up 7 "eV'SlClark (Atlanta,) 24, Xavlar INK Or- with South Carolina here today rammed Irom their 47 to the! I and will he lost for the rest of Navy 14. Quarterback Boh Brod- Slate couldn't move and kieked 'hfk touchdown to a South snd forth Auburn 15, Mississippi siAt 7 head, running back and Tech's fourth win against as the William and Mary 33 where many losses this season. Halfback jlhe Inriian, hegan the drive to the irfioiina ano me inr neeis, thp season with Jack Cummings passing 12 across the field twice with play niram 14, nenvon 12 Davton 40, North Dakota State 4 Alma 40, Ohio Northern Anderson 31, Defiance 7 I LUIIVfl IUU, eastern onference team this yen came back lo march 76 yards in 11 plays with the second half kick-off.

The massive but agile line on- Mississippi 14, LouisianB Sifllt ll Tulane 7, Alabama 0 Davidson la, Wofford 7 ers scattered all over the lot Wake Forest look the lead with J3 yards to Turlington, moved to the two where fullback Giles Gaca bulled it over. The loss lrfi Coach Ta-tltni with only one quarterback with any game experience. finally end Dave Hurm $1 Washington Jefferson 20, Otter Bein SS than two minutes left in the (Western Maryland 35, Drexel 0 Hampton 19, Howard A Florida 77, Georqia 0 (Albany State 9, Florida Normal 7 on Ihe Navy 10 and threw him the ball. -Turn Pagt One-B first period, when fullback Neil MacLean booted a 31-yard field Seal. wiines 13.

Dickinson 0 Indiana 0 Wisconsin 41, Northwestern 12 Illinois 20, Michiaan 19 Iowa 44, talrmtfto. 20 Kansas 13, Kansas Stat 7 Oklahoma .19. Mltm irl i winning score. With third string quarterback Frank Cackovic directing, the Wolfpack drove the kickoff back Ihe Indian 17. But Hardage intercepted Hunter's pass on the 16 to end the drive.

State threatened once more in the last seconds. Wilh 45 seconds 1 to 4 for Hurm Barrelled to Ihe 2 and FBVPtlpvine Tchri 0 The Citedl U. Presbyterian 0 SPECIALLY PRICED! Full or Twin )owa State 13, Nebraska 0 1 ne oa! crne a The field goal came afler Another Gamecock fumble al-i most cost them another touch- He is Jack Cummings, a soph: down shortly before the hall, but whrn prps5pd a pass hv quarterback Curtis vice after the Tar Heels' No. Halhawav, who later broke his slnaJ caller Dave Reed, was right arm, bounced off the chest d.r0,?Ped from lhp sJuad for dls-of end Al Goldstein in the end "plinary reasons. was Duke's chance to i iofl5! tuara Krl 10 enn me Quatitlco Marinen Camp Lefeum Ma- monotonous deadlock hnsineaja 2 (Mt) Hheidelbrrg 31, Baldwin-Wallace 4 Western Michigan 20, Western Reserve 0 Kent Stale 13, Louisville 7 Denison 60, Oberlin 7 Wake Forest drive that started on their own 15 boeged down on the VP 24.

Oklahoma Wins Trip To i Eton 3, Newberrv 7 WhlCh HOW IS the fourth in the Lenoir Rhvne 5.S, Hf Cfirolinn 7 tact five wore Winaste 13. Mr Hill A IHSl Ut yarS, Memohis Stte 3. Ark Annas StAte 9 SOUTHWEST i Thai, lead stood up until late in quarterback Ernie Oriscolli N.w Mtxiu Hichi.nd, jo, n.w Maxico 1 hp third period, when Virginia Pasf ri to Christy to give the; BUI LHiKe was caught clippinK and moved hack to the Navy 34 EAST Military 70 Itia) TeC I en I un an ll.va.-H B.M rH a lTSl OOWH on HIE William With Halhawny injitrrrl, Ta-itim lifted snphnmorp quarter hark Nelson Lowe for Ihf first time this season. 7one. Tbi Camecock rnnlinupri their erring ways afier the half, when halfback Kins Dinn returned the L-iL-nff 11 uarHe nnlv In flimhlr nil to kill the Blue Devils.

West Va. Waslfvan 17, Davi And Elklns 4 Brfhanv (WVai 37, Grove City 13 FIELD GOAL FAILS Cornell 13. Brown A mm1(I 4 Holv Cross 20, SvrACust It North 1J. Chatanonaa 0 Tulsa 3. Taxa Tach 0 Wast Taxa Ahilcna Christian Snuthwfst Texas 9, Sam Houston 0 Texas AS.M 19.

Southern Methoriist Houston 27, Mlssisslooi Southern 12 and Mary 23. But a long pass; inlneried for Hunter on the last! play of the game, overshot him and the Wolfpack's unbeaten' goal hy Frazee. Virginia Tech had driven from its own 25, only to see. the effort bog down because of unsuccessful nass attemnls. Orange Bowl COLUMBIA.

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It's blessed with a non-static, cling-free nature Bnd We frostings floating 'round the rims! Penney's tnips the price, hut never a nibble from those details. MAIN FLOOR Stantorri 35. Southern Calilornia 7 rushing tn IfW for VPI. jj Sat( Our fabulous buy in chenille bedspreads is back again al Penury's! They re fine quality cottons in a bla.e of new colors from lights lo viviasl Machine washable in lukewarm water, no ironing! Choose whitp, sun gold, pink whisper, radiant rose, cocoa, American bcattly red, hunter and marine! DOWNSTAIRS BOO 0 (Vas lne'r slar won B'S Eight 0 0 0 77 i Conference berth in the Orange IBowl today by downing Missouri. 3 0 0 0 3' William Mary Wake Forest Va.

Tech to halfback Emil DecantTslh the; end. zone. Dccantis was on the! passing end of the last Tar Heel 0 0 3 7101 N. Stale scoring: 30-14. iv.

Facillc Lutheran 7 Dieqo Marines 27. Calilornia Potv 1 Hawaii Marines 75, San Dieqo State 0 Whillier 34, Pomona-Claremont 20 Williamette 40, Pacific a (Colorado Colleae 34, Adams (Colo) 75 Oklahoma Slate 3', Wvomino 6 of Idaho 4a, Eastern Oregon 71 iwashinqton 13, Oregqn 6 I UCLA 19, Washington Stale 13 Rutgers 34, Lafavette 19 VMI 12, Lehigh 7 Maine 19, Bowloin 0 Boston College 27, Boston University Army 39, Utah 33 Detroit 16, Vlllanova 7 Colby 20, Bates 19 New Haven Teachers 39, Amn. Int. 4 Delaware 71, Temple Mansfield (Pa) 13, Miliersviiie a John HoDkins 40, Swarthmorc 30 California (Pa) 46, West Liberty 4 Haverford 19, Ursinus 6 Union (NY) 2d, Kings Point l) score, tossing 11 yards to halfback Wake Forest scoring: Field goal Christy (recovered fumble in end The Sooners played brilliant but MacLean (31, placement). Izone).

not especially powerful football to Va. Tech scoring: Touchdown. i scoring: Touchdown. Ed-! clinch the bowl trip before a rec- Clemson Rolls To First Win In History Over Terps, 26- Daley Goff in the fourth quarter I I SECOND FLOOR 'uano j3, uian state Smith Carolina's lone score came In spectacular fashion in the third quarter. Halfback Frank Deslinn MlBM 10 Conner (3, plunge).

Conversion, munds (2, plunge). Conversion. I Denver 7a Air Force Academv iFrazee. Field goal, Frazee til. Hardage.

Eastern Montana 37. Montana Mines 0 Oklahoma Missouri Colorado 20. Colorado State 0 placement First down' 7 10 Lincoln (pai 24, st. Paul MArvlnnri mnrla Tiino firti Hnnrnc East Stroudsburo 3', Chevnev (Pa) fl CLEMSON, S. Nov.

0 (Up) ran back a punt 49 yards and on ONE YEAR GUARANTEE They're WRINKLE FREE! -jf Rushinq vardaoe lntl this next Play, quarterback Stan! Whltey showed his ,0 ciemson'a three in the first spoars laleraled to fullback Don mates how l0 hang onto the ball half, bul wenl 22 minulcs in(o 5S gSASKS for 31 vai'ris tn IllP Tar'0" pass play today k.iru.c... 21, Unsala a Passes 4-3 17-A Passes iolercenteri hv 3 0 Punts Ion Fumhles lost 2 2 Yards nenallaert 24 Hir wo. n. i I mouuviuic gtnuiiK dnouicr. Lock Hamn (Pal 21, Lvcomlno I sneaked two ilnf Wfls no slopping Clemson Frosty While 100 DACRON Heel six.

Spears over as Williams Jfl. Wfslpvan 13 KMR, CATCH CALLS Honart Hamilton 2 plays later from the one. John- rnl1 to its first win in history an' nlaeement Irv was blocked lover Maryland by a 26-7 score. Norwich 13, Worcester Tchrs ft Automatic iwo oi lemson lumtilcs ramc ftmpwii rrinirv iconnt a by center Jim Davis. An overflow crowd of 27.000 had ion (air catch calls by Charlie wia" shlr Alhrlghl 32, Lebanon Vallev a usuossiy ror ine Dcttcr part; of three periods after Maryland) Men's Sanforized Cotton Flannel ROBES Maryland Clemson Double Woven inotana lenrs.

15, Geneva a Juniata 14, Penn Mililarv 0 West Chester (Pa) Tchrs. 13, Bloomshura Tchrs. 7 Caoroeoe Tech 13, Franklin a. Marshall 0 Allegheny 20, Case 0 First downs drove 73 yards to score from the opening kickoff and Clemson lost the hall four limes on fumbles. 752 1 214 ord crowd of 39.500 fans drawn oul in near freezing weather in hopes of an upset.

Oklahoma began turning Missouri mistakes into touchdown late, in the first period and by the time the Sooners scored their third one, also after a Missouri error, all Missouri hopes were crushed. It was Oklahoma's 47th straight 202 5-9 Rushinq vardaoe Passlnq vardaoe Passes Passes inlerrented bv MIDWEST Then Harvey White, Ihe Tigers' t. runts 7-34. 7 (I sitir qiiaricrDacK ann ncro Oi WWS I Fumblei inn over South Carolina and Rice, Ararilev 7A, Washington (St. I ouisl 13 Eastern Michlqan 24, Western Illinois ft Whealon 47, Mllllken 4 Auquslana (III) 27, Illinois Weslevan 70 KING'S PUNT SHORT North Carolina drove to the one-yard line in the dying minulos of ihe third quarter.

The Gamecocks lo hold on downs, but Haywood King's punt went only II yards to set up Decantis' scoring toss lo Goff. The Gamecocks drove to the Tar Heel 26 in the (irst period, but Kings' fourth-down pass (ell incomplete. A few minutes later. South Carolina drove to the 11-yard line where Johnson tumbled and Turlington recovered lo kill wound up and threw 40 yards to minois Normal 39. Eastern illlnol TOASTER GAUZE DIAPERS "RW "'O'nan iooh ir, over nis Home on Maryland punts.

But 111. tnMwnl cmieqe shoulder and tromned the remain, i -A- western Illinois win and 64th conference game in 1 i 4Q44afjiiiB, wilt ntuovcrrn earn nnoe Aigton ing yards lor a score time in Tiger territory, failed to a row without defeat, Boyd, not particularly impres Kalamaioo 13, Olivet 2 Hanover 21, Franklin 13 Rail State 20, Indiana Slatr SI. Joseohs (Ind) 25. Evansvllle 0 SEVEN KEY PLAYS exploit the breaks. 4 The next, time Clemson got Ihe Spooner, with 65 yards, was ball, the Tigers ripped off 68 yards sive in Oklahoma's earlier Barnes, picked up several crucial first downs for the Sooners, set up the first touchdown and scored the Clemson top rusher, followed closely by Usry wilh 62 and in seven plays, the two big ones Ihe threat, I brine 2ft and 97-vnrri Hashes .88 second1 himseff.

so 0 Lenoir Rliyne Wilis To 7 Tire contest was sweet revenge Maryland's flanks hv sonh-Ci. J1JSRnpr-r Carolina Coach Jim l-T Maryland's touchdown, North Carolina Coach Jim 8 Missouri's star also was a soph These Mary ProctOT toaster me the. best your money can buy I They toast instantly, toast all kinds of bread, and reheat cold toast. One year guarantee against any defect in workmanship or material. ujnore mmonLh uoorge usry, ine trained 45 yards for the Terrapins I second Usry run was for the rank lo MMck Boh; touchdown that put Clemson ahead Layman who gol 57 1.1-7.

(or Talum who losl lo the Gamecock Coach Warren Giese, his former assistant at Maryland, 14-0 lasl year. GREENVILLE, N.C, Nov. 9 (fl Fullback Harold Billiard rushed over Iwo touchdowns here, tonight in leading Lenoir Rhyne omore, quarterback Phil Snnwden, who ran and passed Missouri lo Its first touchdown, Snowrien scored it. from inside Ihe one. Missouri got.

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Conversions, uacK tsru wiainrs racea 48 yaras to set up one touchdown, scored by fullback Bob Spooner, and ran 20 yards for the final six points. Center Bill Thomas' interception al the Maryland 20 set up Ihe last score, tallied wilh only 43 seconds only two scored against Oklahoma by rushing this season. disputed position of first place in Barbary, White North Carolina scoring: Touchdowns, Lipski (4, run); Gaca (2, run); Decantis (33. pass from Cummings): Goff (11, pass from riecantis). Conversions, Blazer 4.

South Carolina scoring: Touchdown, Spears (1, run). SECOND FLOOR Charlie Bash hit both Missouri Maryland scoring: Touchdown, Nnrlh SIbIc Conference and DOWNSTAIRS N.C. STATE-WILLIAM MARY North Carolina Slate's Ken TroXldge Rob Hardage threw this pass to John (241 who was downed bv William Markarozyk (82) but it slipped thl-OUgh Mary's Mararozvk on the' State 30. his fingers and fell into the hands of SECOND FLOOR Kershner (4, runt. Conversion, was the eighth straight defeat of i conversions.

Missouri I I 7 14 Oklahoma 7 17 19 remaining, iFntSch. the season (or F.CC..