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1IDR BL Li iC DEACS Tumbles Tar Heels Capture Impressive Victory; Wolfpack Carolina Pounds'Loss Drops THE ROCKY MOUNT 2nd Spot In UNO AY TELEGRAM SECTION NOVEMBER 8, 1964 SECTION 'it -i 4i r' i i aw mj WINSTON 5ALEM, N.C. (AP) Stalls-tics ot the Duke-Wake Forest football game: Duke WF First downs Rushing yardaot Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts FumWes lost Yards penalized 13 101 ,102 10-J0 3 I 33 2 21 201 1 10 21 3-33 1 9 By KEN ALYTA Associated Press Sports Writer WINSTON-SALEM. N.C. CAP) Wake Forest fullback Brian Piccolo scored all of Wake Forest's points Saturday as the Deacons walloped favored Duke 20-7 to knock the Blue Devils out of the Atlantic Coast Conference lead. Piccolo scored on an 11-yard pass from quarterback.

John Mackovic and battered his way one and three yards for other touchdowns as Wake Forest broke its string of 12 losses to Duke. Piccolo, the nation's leading ball carrier going into the game with 722 in seven contests, carried 3fi times and gained 115 yards against the leading rushing defense in the conference. The loss dropped Duke to late Says Duke Was WINSTON-SALEM, NC. (AP); "It was about my biggest thrill." was Wake Forest caach: Bill Tate's reaction to his team's upset of Duke "We just dug in there and played heads up football. We had to play our best and had to: use everything to win.

i "It seems that the boys got; a- the game pro-: gressed. I thought the turning point was when the half ended; in a tie. That helped us a lot. Our boys have never hit hard-; er. They tackled well and their; pursuit was good.

We sustained; the attack well in the third quarter. That was something wasn't sure we were joing to! dot John Mackovic" threw" well and Brian Piccolo played his Out Big 29 To 0 Win Over Tigers CLE VSON, 5.C. (AP) Statistics of the North Carolina-Clemson football oame: NC Clamson First downs 14 127 7-14 1 0 ts 134 4-7t 1 4 33 3 40 Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Pajses Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalued By DEL BOOTH Associated Press Sports Writer CLEMSON, S.C. (AP Carolina methodically ground out a 29-0 Atlantic Coast Confer-: ence victory over Clemson Saturday, sticking mostly to the ground and keeping Clemson bottled up. A 69-yard scoring pass, quarterback Gary Black to back Ronnie Jackson, brightened up the closing moments of the game that left Narth Carolina; 1-4 ior ine stidbun, o-a iu ine conference.

North Carolina drove 60 yards for one touchdown, and staged shorter marches after Cleisin fumbles for two others, Black in .1 1 in 1 i .11 xubiei dim rveil i i i ii I scored on one yard plunges.) North Carolina added a safetyl when a Clemson center snap went out of the end zone. I Clemson mountud two drives in the second period after the 1 Tar Heels had buik up a 14-; point lead. The Tigers reached the North Carolina 27, but a field goal try failed. Center Bill: Hanburger intercepted a son pass at his two to end the; other threat just before the Guard Richie Zarro pounced on a Clemson fumble at the Ti-: ger 28 to get the North Carolina scoring started early in the: game. Six plays later.

Black plunged in for. the touchdown.) His seven and 11 yard runs kept: the short drive going. Dave Braine kicked the first of his three conversions. North Carolina staged its yard march the next time it got! the ball. The 13 plays featured, 17 and 8 yard jaunts by Willard and an 11 yard sprint by KeslerJ who scored on a one yard plunge.

Tackle JStIiV tfiif captured a Clemson fumble at the Clemson' 40 at the start of the second half) as the Tar Heels surged again.) It took ten plays to move the ball to the one, "from where Willard dived in with it. The big' play was Black's pass to eligible tackle Frank Gallagher for 16 yards to the Clemson 13 Willard and Black alternated in running the rest of the yardage, North Carolina added a safety late in the third period aftpr1, punting Clemson into trouble at' the Tiger 4. Center Ted Bunion snapped the ball on the third down punt try clear over the head of Don Barfield and out of the end zone for the automatic, two-pointer. 1 jvorth Carolina seemed to be killing time, running out the clock with three minutes left, when Black dropped back and zipped a pass to Jackson, 38 yards away on the Clemson 31. Jackson scored untouched "NC )4 0 I Clemson 0 0 0 UNC Slack I run (Brain kickl 7-29 0- 0 UMC Kesler I run (Praine kick) UNC-Wiitard 1 run (kick failed) UNC Safety center sno out oi end znne UNC Jackson 69 pass from Black (Braine kick) Attendance 35.000.

i mm r-a wv- I.L A PICCQLO LUUVjHi VYoKe roresi I 1 rion rictoia ploughi for ydrdoge through Duke defeniei during yei- teHoy'i gome. At left Is Duke's Donny Lonon (76) ond rignr junn uutcaunn vn ine grounu in toregrouna ii Duke's Shby (16). Woke Forest won 20-7. (AP Wirephoto) ECC Pirates Roll Past Furman 34-13 Michigan Shells lllini 21-6 In Big Ten Tilt Duke Into ACC Race second place in the ACC with a 3-1-1 record and elevated N.C. State, 5-1, into first place.

Wake Forest climbed to a third place tie with North Carolina a 3-2. Wake Forest opened the scoring late in the first quarter, moving 46 yards in five plays. Wayne Welbourne ran 22 yards to the one from where Piccolo went over and followed with the conversion to make it 7-0. Less than four minutes later Duke tied the score, going 66 yards in seven plays. A 29-yard pass interference penalty that put the ball on Wake Forest's 20 helped.

Halfback John Gute-kunst raced the final 15 yards for the score. Piccolo scored the deciding touchdown late in the third period after Wake Forest recovered a fumble on Duke's 23. Six plays later, Mackovic hit Piccolo with an 11-yard scoring pass. Duke 7 0 9 6 7. Wake Forest 7 0 7 4-20 WF Piccolo I run (Piccolo kick' Duke Gutenkunsl 15 run (Caldwell kick) WF Piccolo 11 lass from Mackovic (Piccolo kick) WF Piccolo 3 run (kick failed) Attendance 17,000 Win Oyer Big Thrill usual great game, "I think the game was won in the line, both offensive and defensive.

We did something new today in that we started the second unit. They played practically the entire game -on defense. This helped to keep our tap boys fresh." Losing coach Bill Murray of Duke was brief and to the point in his summation. Said Murray. "We were thoroughly trounced by what I consider to be a fine football team.

It was about as thorough a drubbing as we have had in quite a while. We were outcharged on both offense and defense. "I repeat, we were thoroughly trounced. There just wasn't anything else to it." downs on a 15-yard run by Carl Ward and a 24-yard pass from Bob Tiraberlake to Jim Detwil-er. The first score was set up by a pass interception by Frank Nunley on the Illinois 36.

Michigan marched 40 yards for its second touchdown after Gerald Mader. covered a fumble. Timberlake capped a 94-yard Michigan drive with a one-yard scoring plunge midway through the third period. Illinois 0 4 0 04 Michigan 0 14 7 021 MICH-Ward 15 run (Timberlake kick) ILL Trumpy 50 pass from CustardO (kick failed) MICH Detwiier 24 pass from Timber lake (Timberlake kick) MICH Timber laka 1 run (Timberlake kick) Attendance 62.414. the two schools.

North the game. (AP Wirephoto) Bob Schweickert Leads VMI Past Wolfpack 28-19 BLACKSRURG, Va. (API Statistics ot the North Carolina Statt-Vftginia Tech football, game: NCS Tech 13 17 I Fir! Downs' Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 137 555 15 to 7-12 113 0.1 5-40 aW Bv JOHN' H.V1X Associate PreM Sports Writer BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP)--Hard battling VirRinia pulled aralin State's favored Wolfpack 28-19 Saturday hehind Us No. 1 weapon, flashy Bob Schweickfrt.

Schweickert ran for two touchdowns, one for -66 yards in the fourth quarter, and passed for a 'Vwas the Southern Conference Gobblers' first victoiyoier the Atlantic Coast Conference Wolfpack since 1956 in a scr.es that dates to the turn the century. VPI leads .1 now 20-16 The came was a quartertoatu dunl-on the big plays-betwccn Schweickert and N.C. States Ron Ski.i.ik, whose PnPoin.t pjfecs hit for all three Wolfpack scores. SkoMiik got 113 yards on se en completions. Schweickert hit seven for 80 yards.

But Schweickert averaged m.2 yards on the ground inpicking up another 122 Halfback Mansfield. running for 28 yards and two first downs on six carries in the first quaiter. put N.C. State in position to score first. Skisnik hit wingback Wendell Coleman a 13-vard pass with 9:45 gone, and the Wolfpack appeared rcidy to live up to their billing- Then two big breaks gave the Gobblers two scores before the half and the lead for good.

A pass interference call got VPI 22 yards in the first quar tor, and the Gobblers' big fullback. Sonny Utz, did the rest. He powered 20 yards to the Wolfpack eight, got four more, and plunged the. last four to score. Again In the second quarter when the Wolfpack brought VPI to a standstill the second break a penalty far roughing the kicker put the Gobblers on the ('.

State 21. A pass got 11 yards, and Schweickert scored from the nine. Wt 7 a 6 va t'. 7. a i -Colnmah 13 pass- from SVosniH (Andrews k.ckl VPI-Jtl 4 'un (Cranell ktckV P- Schweickert run (kick faileT: VPI Varvin i pavs from: Schweickert (Marvin pa from Schweickert) NOt RrrA-e 37.

pass trims Skosnik; (kict fai'W Nf S- 31 pass from Skoshrt (pass ''v'p'i'SchweickP'f run (Cranell kickl Attendance 11. W0. Yale Triumphs PHILADELPHIA (AP) Undefeated Yale, displaying offensive smoothness only brief-, lv; turned a fumble and a pass, interception into touchdowns, Saturday for a LI -9 Ivy football victory over Yale, niw 6-0-1 ovr-all and 4-: 0-1 in league action, scored; twice within three minutes in the second period. CState Sol YPi has his arms full of a So SUNDAY MORNING, a ar. i r-.

is i- yard pass from Sammy Wychej to Tim Crawford in the first pe-; riod but East Carolina roared! back behind Cline and Alean-, der for four touchdowns before; intermission. Cline combined with wingback1 'rwni'v Mills on a 74-vard pass- play to start the Pirate scoring spTee. I The Pirates, now 7-1 on the season but not eligible for the. Southern Conference title in thpir first vear of membership, stuck to the ground for most of its yardage on their sccona drive. Cline passed six yards to Norm Swindell for the score.

Jack F3ley intercepted a Furman pass at the Paladin 46 and Cline and Alexander teamed on a 41-yard razzle-dazzle pass play to reach the Paladin 3. Alexander scored on the next play. i 4 a yardage. YP! won 23-19 (AP ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) Statistics in the Illinois-Michigan football game First downs Yards rushing 14 97 137 11 24 0 I 41 2 40 15 202 S3 51 I 7-38 1 Yards passing Passes Pastes intercepted Punts Fumbles fosf Yards penalized ANN ARBOR, Mich.

(AP) A pair of second period touch-! downs following an intercepted pass and fumble recovery lifted Michigan to a 21-6 Big Ten foot-1 ball victory over Illinois Saturday. The victory was the sixth straight by the Wolverines over, the lllini and put Michigan one-1 half game behind Ohio State inl the race for the league title. The Wolverines, without a first down in the first got their second period touch-i I the score on a fake field goal attempt. Alexander backed Cline's performance with 95 yards in 14 carries. The loss left Furman "7 nn the season.

The eame don; nnt count in conference standings. test Carolina .14 Furman 0 ,3 Fur-Crawford past from Wycha (Cornell kirk) EDO-Mitts 74 pass from Cline (Krii kick) ECC Swindell pass Irom Clin (urii ick 1 ECC Alexander 3 run (Krit kick) ECC-Clma 1 run (Krii kick) ECC Alaxnoar 30 run (kick tailed) Fur-Rhodes It from sti'lweil taick tailed) Attendance: 5.000. Scores Allen 19, Benedict 7 Arkansas 21, Rice 0 Auburn 12, Mississippi State 3 Alabama 17, Louisiana State Tulsa 19, Memphis S'ate 7 MIDWEST Michigan State 21. Purdue Pmn Stat Ohio Stale 0 Olivet 34, Indiana Central Wayne State 12. Th.e 7 Western Reserve 14, Allegheny 7 Idfho State 21, North Dakota State 21 Deliance 33, Anderson 7 Central State 20, South Carolina State )5 Findlay 29.

Mount Union 0 Mu'kmgum 13. Oenison 7 Capital 43, Wootter 3 Hiram 23. Kenyon Wartburg Central, Iowa 0 St. Cloud 7e. Minot 0 North Dakota 4t, Augustana.

SD I D'ake 37, South Dakota State 15 Northwestern. Iowa, 41, Sou Falls I Wilmington 14, Manchester 13 Franklin 34. Hanover 7 Akron 25. Ball Store 15 Butler 4. Evansviile 31 Valparaiso 21, DrPeuw 14 Wittenberg 42.

Wabrsh 7 Earmam 40. Kalamazoo )J Taylor 13, Northwood 7 Indiana State 35, St. Josenh'i i Rn Poly 13, St. Procopius Si. Oii 27.

Kno Auqustana, III. 17. Millikin 14 Fisk H. Lane 20 Middle Tennessee 14, Murray TI Bedley 47. Parsons 27 Eimhurst )2.

Concordia, in. Itlinois State 27. Western Illinois 21 Carthaoe 20, Carrol North Central 13. irinois Wesleyan 13, tie norm. sm 46.

Norm Central AT 24 Hooe 20. Ohio Northern Baldwin-Wallace la, Heidelberg North-veslem 17, Wisconsin 13 Oklahoma S'ate 31, Wichita 7 NebraAa 14. Kansas 7 Western Michigan IX Ohio University I Oklahoma 3a Iowa State I Mi'Mwi it, Colorado 7 Minnesota 14, Iowa 13 Adrian 2. Blutfton 24 Slmoson 27. William Perm 4 lewa Lutheran 50, Inwa Veieyan Kisvilie Sta 14, Soringiieuj Mo.

McPherson 25. Bethel, Kan. t) Washmgton. Mo. 2a.

Centre 7 HH'sda i. ShToensbgrg Sta' 54 Motaur gj nauuu) Hemline 7, St. Thomas Gtxtavvs Adophvs 21. Minnesota Duluth 20 $. John Minn.

24. Drake 37, South Dakota Stent 15 Coe 4. Monmouth Eastern Mictman at. Case Tech 24 Concordia. Minn.

39. Augsburg It State College a Ir-wa li. South Dakota 4 Va'tey Ci'v 14, Minnesota-Morris SOUTHWEST Teas 20. Baylor 4 17. Nor Tv 4 Teas A4.M 23.

Southed Methodist I Montang Stat 30, Migntana 4 cm- ji i '1 4 5 6 yftsrA Cline, who ran for 33 yards and passed for 157 during the evening, scored East Carolina's i fourth touchdown from the just before the half after man issed a field goal at-j tempt, The Pirates opened the second half with a 79-yard march. Alex ander going the final 30 yards, East Carolina stopped a 74-' yard drive by Furman at the: Pirate 15 in the third but the Paladins managed a' last period touchdown" after: Tom Rhodes intercepted an: ECC pass. Rhodes took an 18-: yard pass from Bob Stillwell for: Football Saturday's College Football Results By Tht Associated Press EAST Syracuse 27, Amy 15 Rutoers 31. Lafayette 4 Yale 21,. Pennsylvania Northaastern 11, Tufts Kmos Point 15.

Drenel 14 Notre Dame 17, Pittsburgh 15 Dartmouth 31, Columbia 14 Connecticut 17, Boston Univartity Massachusetts 2S. Holy Cross 4 Brown 31, Cornell 2a Norwich 28. Worcester Tech I Vermont 13, Midrtiebury 0 Lycomtrg Muhenbirg Buffalo 28, Richmond 13 Mansfield 6. Kuttown tie Boston College I. Vtllanova 7 Amherst 27, Trinity 0 Fordham Club 20.

NYU Club 14 Howard 50. Gallaudet East Stroudsberg 49, B'imsburg 0 Swarthmore 26. John Hopkins Abright 3. Lebanon Voey 0 Coast Guard 27, Central Connecticut Delaware valley 21, Wiesl3 Cortland Slate at. Glassboro Stat 0 Gettysburg 41, Juntata 17 Franxin Marsha 19, Pwi Votary 17 Calrforma State.

Pa. 14. Ettmboro 0 Clarion State 2a. Slippery Rock 12 Susniihanra 2. Geneva f) Rochester 35, Carnegie Tech It Indiana State.

Pa. Lock Haven 0 Waynesberg 53, Grove Ciy New Kampshirt Springfield 14 Hotstra 28. Rhode Island 7 Williams 20. Wesleyan 3 22, Bowoom 0 i Bates 23. Colby 4 TV Post 41, Alfred 20 Brock port sate 42.

Bridoewater, Mass. St. Lawrence 2). Hobart I SOUTH Georgia 14, Florida 7 Virgin 14. William Vary 13 Virginia Tech 2, North Carolina Stat 1" Tennesse 22.

Georoia Tech )4 North Carolina 27, Clemson South Carolina 17; Citadel 14 Kentucky 22, Vanderbitt 2) Kent State '4, Louisville 1 Emory Henry 43. Concord T5 Virginia Stale 20. Norto Sal Washington Jeffervm 4. Frosttwirg Mnroan State 53. Virginia Union 9 Mississicpi Ji.

Tampa 0 Louisiana Teds 2t. Southeastern Louisiana 1 Tennessee Tec 17, Eastern Kentucky Washmgton lee I), Sewanee Marl- State 22, Den ware sat Staw 7a. Hamcen institute 24 Gtntford 40. Randotoh Macon Betiany. W.

V. 21. John Can tl West Liberty 25. Georgetown, Ky. 21 VaKe ForesJ 20 Duke 7 Miiiersle 12, Mampden-Sydney 7 Bridrwler.

Va. It. Snecrwrd Albany Stae II. C'etlin Colleo Etizabe City S'ate Fayetvk 12 Ficrisa State It fe Vies'ern Kentucky Morehead Scvmers Misshsippt y. Cnattanocs) i GRFENVtLLE, SC.

(AP) Statistics ot the East Carolina Furman football game; E. Ciralma Furman II 111 .1 0 70 First downs Rushing yn1oe Pass'ng yardage Passes-- Pavs Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized i JOS 1 1 17 1 4-37 By DEL BOOTH Assncialed Press Vriter GREENVILLE, S. C. Bill Cline threw two touchdown passes and scored another himselt as wm v.diu-j lina shocked Furman J4-u sai-urday night in a fancy display of single wing power. Fullback Dave Alexander scored two other Pirate touchdowns, one on a 30-yard sprint over tackle just after the second half opened.

Furman scored first on a five- a 1m I Gorcio (20) of os he gains Stote player Wirephoto) i i -afA MJffC my 9 i )St BLACK STOPPED Gory Block (12) gome between of North Carolina is by Hugh Carolina wen Mauldin (40) of Clemson in Saturday's.