The Times and Democrat from Orangeburg, South Carolina • 9

ORANGEBURG, S. C. PAGE NINE A SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1963 THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, dge Leads Tar Heel PIRATES SCORE SIXTH STRAIGHT WIN Sfailbach Leads EC Downs The Citadel on ca.i i a a Of Irish, 35-14 7 Bulldogs, z.kj-0 vv im oing le vv mg ver DUGOUT DANDY SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) Quarterback Roger Staubach set a Navy season total offense record and, with an Irishman named Pat Donnelly helping, led the Middies to their biggest football tally over Notre Dame 35-14 Saturday. When Staubach hit fullback Donnelly with a 30-yard pass in the third period, he broke the Middie total offense mark of By Alan Mover 269 yards on the running of Cline, Bovender, and Tom Michel, who led the ground gaining with 122 yards.

The Pirates set up the first touchdown with a 55-yard drive. They worked their way to The Citadel 30 on jabs through and around the line, then suddenly Cline blossomed out with his CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) East Carolina College brought back a little football tradition to this historic city Saturday afternoon, using the old single wing to down The Citadel, 20-6, before 7,500. The Pirates struck for two first-period touchdowns on a 30-yard pass play from tailback Bill Cline to halfback Dennis Mills, and a 54-yard run off the weak side by Buddy Bovender. After thus quickly taking command, they went on to their sixth straight victory after los ing their opener to Richmond.

Halfback Jerry Tolley added the third touchdown early in the fourth period on a 24-yard scoot from the buck lateral series. The Citadel threatened twirj late in the first half, and finally made its passing attack good for a fourth-quarter touchdown. Joe Cannerella teamed with Marshall Hunt on a 16-yard pass play to cap a quick 66-yard drive. East Carolina's defense limited the Bulldogs to 75 yards rushing, while the Pirates picked up a move A1AMGAL P(6O0T PO UNC Defense Throttles Bulldogs' Rakestraw CHAPEL HILL, N. C.

(AP) Quarterback Junior Edge scored two touchdowns and passed for another as North Carolina shocked Georgia and ace passer Larry Rakestraw 28-7 before a chilled crowd' of 34,000 Saturday. Edge turned in perhaps the greatest game of his' career, as he riddled Georgia's defense with passes.r He scored one touchdown from the Georgia 1, went over from the 8 for another and fired a 15-yard scorrJ ing pass to halfback Ronnie Jackson. 348 yards set by George Welsh in 1955. Four plays later, Staubach Aoie a Of TM shot an eight-yard scoring pass to Donnelly, breaking a 7-7 deadlock and igniting a 21-point third period tally. The biggest previous Navy The Tar Heels, beaten only by I Michigan State in seven games, t7rt pcon score in 37 meetings with the Dish was a 33-7 victory in 1956.

rolled 57 yards in 10 plays for their opening touchdown in the first period. -Fullback Eddie MCKINLEY, RALSTON SPARKLE U.S. Davis Cuppers Crush India In Straight Sets Staubach had his worst after noon of a brilliant season, but still produced 9 of 15 pass hits Keslcr plunged over from the 2. Dave Braine kicked the first of for 91 yards and two touch four extra points; downs and 23 yards rushing on 19 carries for a 114 total. Miami Comeback ii Tops Kentucky Ky.

(AP) -Quarterback George Mira aii3 sophomore Pete Banaszak provided clutch leadership for Miami Saturday in a 20-14 football victory over Kentucky. Miami scored its winnufe touchdown five minutes after the start of the fourth quarter after Kentucky halfback Darreil Cox fumbled on the Wildcat ft and Miami tackle Tom Conner! This gave the junior quarter back from Cincinnati a season total offense total of 1,420 yards in Navy's parade to a 6-1 rec Georgia, aided by penalties, came back to tie it 7-7 with fullback Marvin Hurst slashing over from the Tar Heel 2 on the opening play of the second period. The drive carried 65 yards. The touchdown was set up on the 10 when interference was ord. ECC Citadel First down II 15 wrushlng yardage (9 75 Passing yardage 88 178 Fasse (-14 15.27 Passes Intercepted by 1 0 Punts 636 0 Fumbles lost 1 i Yards penalized 109 30 pass to Mills, who was well behind the Citadel defenders with a teammate for company.

The second touchdown came as suddenly, the next time the Pirates handled the ball. East Carolina had gone from its own 35 to the 46 when it sprung Bovender loose down the middle by faking a buck lateral. The tailback was almost untouched going the rest of the way. The final touchdown was set up when guard Ralph Royser partly blocked a Citadel punt. The Pirates took over on The Citadel 29, and after making five yards, Tolley took a lateral around the right side and made the corner of the end zone.

Wade St. John, who had a fine day passing for The Citadel with 14 of 26 successful for 161 yards, completed four passes, two to Dennis Vincent, to put the Bulldogs in scoring position. Then Cannerella came in to pitch to Hunt for the last 16 yards. com perm for Donnelly rolled up 127 of Navy's 191 rushing yardage on 14 carries. Donnelly outrushed CUSTOMS WTH H9 OLP POS9, CASS GATWAWr the entire Irish ball carrying corps, which netted only 109 yards.

acy are the brightest in years. In the doubles, McKinley and who hold the U.S. National championship, play Lall and Jaidip Mukerjea, with an American victory regarded as a foregone conclusion. The two young Yanks are now rated the best doubles combination in amateur tennis. India apparently conceded defeat when it benched its best player, Krishnan, for the doubles and decided to play Mukerjea for the sake of giving the latter additional experience.

The final two singles are scheduled Monday, with Ralston opposing Lall and McKinley meeting Krishnan. If the United States should win the doubles, as expected, then these matches would become little more than exhibitions. The tie is a best-of-five match series. BOMBAY, India (AP) Mckinley and Dennis Ralston scored crushing straight-set victories in the opening singles Saturday which sent the United States into a 2-0 lead over India in the Davis Cup Interzone tennis finals. First, McKinley, the bounding, rocket-hitting Wimbledon champion, blasted Premjit Lall off the court 6-4, 6-3, 6-0.

Then Ralston, resorting to trick drop shots and lobs, completely confused India's world-ranking ace, Ramanathan Krishnan, 6-4, 6-1, 13-11. Now the Americans need only to win Sunday's doubles match to clinch a challenge round berth against Australia Dec. 26-: 28 the first for the United States since 1960. U.S. hopes for recapturing the symbol of world tennis suprem FAX BHMI TH" Donnelly scored Navy's fifth touchdown with a 41-yard scamper early in the fourth period.

YANK6, AMl 70 MUMFOMKCl'OtP 97. IMI It was Donnelly, too. who set up Navy's touchdown for a 21-7 Dutribuetd iy Klnf Fnturtt Syndicate. lead in the third period when he scooted 21 and 20 yards in a 53- yard drive capped by John Sai's called on a pass from Rakestraw to end Pat Hodgson. It was Georgia's second defeat compared with four victories and one tie.

Rakestraw, one of the country's top passers, could do little against the Tar Heels, who lead the nation in pass defense. He completed only seven of ,18 for 58 yards. He had two intercepted. North Carolina' went ahead 14-7 in the second period by rolling 52 yards in seven plays, with scoring from the 1. The Tar Heels made it 21-7 in the fourth quarter on Edge's pass to Jackson to climax an 87-yard march.

North Carolina wound up the 'SHOELESS' CROSBY REPEATS recovered. Two plays later a pass inte ference call on a Kentucky player in the end zone gave ami a first down on the Wildcat 1. One play later, Mira leaped over the top of the Kentucky line to give Miami its 20-14 mar gin. Kentucky, which trailed 7-0 ji halftime, came to life early in the second half and scored two touchdowns on its first four of fensive plays. The first time Kentucky had the ball in the third quarter Cot went 53 yards for a touchdown with 13:30 to go.

John Andrfc ghetti made the extra point tie it up. After the Hurricanes could not move and punted, Kentucky took over on its 47 and on the one-yard dive over center. Buckeyes Edge Boot Long norns I 1,1 5'I! I Mustangs, 17-12 I scoring by ramming 41 yards in the closing minutes with Edge the sixth time this season they I i ip i i 1 i i first play Cox used the saml play he scored on to take the ball to the Miami 29. Two playi later halfback Rodger Bird ran 19 yards to put Kentucky ahcacC going over from the 8. Edge hit on 15 of 20 passes for 189 yards.

Two of his tosses were intercepted. 7 DALLAS (AP) -The toe of shoeless Tony Crosby won for Texas the third week in a row Saturday as his extra points and 34-yard field goal proved the difference in a 17-12 victory over Southern Methodist that kept the nation's No. 1 team undefeated and untied through seven games. Tommy Ford, the blasting Texas runner, got the Long-horns off to a touchdown the first time they had the ball 1 tin it have done that. Fprd gained 75 yards of a 78-yard drive, a 50-yard dash getting it moving and an 18-yard run setting up the score on the one.

Then Texas cashed in on a break as John Roderick, the SMU safety, touched a punt and Texas recovered the ball on the SMU six. Ford hammered over from two yards out for the touchdown. Later in the second period, Crosby booted his field goal. The tense game had a crowd of 59,000 on its feet all the last Hawkeyes, 7-3 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Sophomore Tom Barrington, shifted from substitute quarterback for his first try at left halfback, sparked Ohio State to a 7-3 victory over Iowa Saturday that kept the Buckeye Big Ten title and Rose Bowl hopes alive. The Bucks, who had scored only one touchdown in their last two games, had only one first down in the first eight tries with the ball and were behind 3-0 when Barrington was sent in late in the third period.

On his first try, he faked a pass and raced 13 yards and Ohio was off on a 73-yard touchdown march. Fullback Matt Snell bulled his way three yards for the counter. The loss was third straight for Iowa, during which the Hawks have scored but one touchdown. Their lone score came on 34-yard field goal by Jay Roberts at the start of the third period. Roberts had missed from 42 yards earlier, while Dick Van Raaphorst, who has booted eight three-pointers for Ohio this year was short on tries from 51 and 52 yards.

A I (If I back half. The Methodists fought with everything they had. rrrV 1 1 1 'ill l' yi mf mm mam "VI i 1 i III Eiilil iiilfi'i is 'in. 1 mm. 7l Spartans Upset Badgers, 30-13 EAST LANSING, Mich.

(AP) Little Sherm Lewis led Michigan State to a 30-13 Big Ten football victory over favored Wisconsin Saturday. Michigan State now has three victories and a tie in the conference and remains among the front-runner favorites for the Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl bid. Wisconsin, ranked ninth in the nation before the game, has been beaten only by Ohio State. Lewis, a 152-pounder, sprinted 87 yards for a score the first time the Spartans got the ball. He caught a pass from Steve Juday on his own 45 and raced in untouched.

Sharing Spartan honors was reserve quarterback Dick Proebstle, who went in as signal-caller when Juday suffered a shoulder separation in the first I fV II' I I 1L 3 11 Gobblers Squeak By Spiders, 14-13 RICHMOND, Va. (AP)-Vir-ginia Tech's Southern Conference football leaders outlived their tendency to fumble Saturday and rode performances by Bob Schweickert and Sonny Utz to a 14-13 victory over Richmond. Only a missed connection on a pass for two extra points in the final moments prevented Richmond from whipping the favored Techmen, or at least holding them to a tie. Bill Silva'i risky gamble for triumph was intercepted in the end zone by Tech's Mike Cahill on the crucial extra point play that left Tech the victor with about three minutes remaining. thli i A i "I I i'i III Hi I 'l KTt 1 1 iff ''ii'WKjsrj 1 El1 ,1 lit.

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