Sunday Gazette-Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 13

Qt Kl 17-1 1 1 QQ ISTATE PLAYOFF TILT htate Gamble rails, halem Wins oy oo-Zljwm BE TELEVISED By Skip Virgiii and '-osi. EISQ SaVrr. chips Saturday sight. The Tigers remain- wilb game a'! had put on a furious rai- pacM by the iimiiicg and passing of Aheart. to pull Jackets.

for LVJ! of favored visit- their insuraixv touchdown afte" vn early in the foui'Ji quarter. Stale halted a State iben forced Salem into two rn own its first and only punt of th? game, and the Yellow Jackets took over on their own 17. They moved to a first down at the 28, and came up to the fourth-and 1 two situation at the 35 three plays later. State's top runner--Joe Dawson--piled into the Salem line but was stopped aUoii a yard short of touchdown vih 4:30 the fiiV. down, the game.

Thr T.D. was the ter. sparked by the scrambling! The Tigers wasted little time third of the night for Gnetz'er. play of quarterback in moving 3tJ yards for the State got the ball only one who completed 13 of 21 passes! clinching score, yjing the dis- wore time, and couldn't move'for 194 yards. tccre in only six plays.

cut of iu onsi twritory. Then Aheart changed.thecom-j quarterback Dave a of the game in State's! pVsscd six yai-ds into the end SALEM AHl'KAKKl) to be zone to John Gnetzler for the headed for an eay i after it Dcpt. Yeras The SUIiitki Salon 25 13-21 I 0 i 57 favor with a 77-yard touchdown and extra-point kick that the score to 26-14. I -p AT TJ A few minutes later. State re-j A-15 1513818 lU.ll.

covered a Salem fumble on the State 40-yard line, and a 15-yard I penalty against the Tigers on 'the play moved the ball to the The state Class AAA football game dated for Nov. 18 will be carried ca television, WCHS operations manager Chuck Mover said Saturday. "We have agreed verbally with Gordon ESsmoo (executive secretary of the Secondary School Activities Commission) to televise the game no matter where it is played," Moyer said. "We will try and set up a statewide network of stations for the game." Moyer said negotiations are still going on about the possibility of carrying the Stonewall-Charleston High game Nov. 10 on television.

The Huntington-Charleston game next Saturday is already slated on WCHS-TV. Dawsun. who picked up 101 yards for Hie Yellow Jackets, raced to the It. Three plays lost to the 17, but Aheart got the bull on a double handoff and fired- a touchdown strike to Al Williams, who made a leaping catch in the corner of the end zone. Ahcart's kick was good again, and it was 26-21.

Then came (he gamble that failed. 1 The victory in the State jlcge Conference game at Lions Field in Dunbar boosted Salem's record to 4-3, while State dipped Stop Blocking! Two West Virginia blockers Ron Pobolish (nearest camera) and Gary Thall (40) changes downfield looking 1 for VPI tedders unaware of the action behind them. A few yards back, WVU's Ben Siegfried (31) is being stopped cold by Jim Harvey (70) and an unidentified VPI defender. (Staff Photo by Lawrence Pierce) The game, sponsored by the Dunbar Lions, should have been the "Refrigerator Bowl." 'Some of the fans--of which there weren't many--built fires in the stands to warm themselves on the frigid night. Salem 5 7 13 7--33 W.

a Slate 0 7 7 7--21 Sflc-m--GneUler 1 run (center snap tumbled) Salem-Montague 1 run (Weeklev kick) State--Dawson 10 run (Aheart kick) Salem-Montague 2 run (Weeklev kick) Salem--Gnefzier 1 run (kick failed) Slate--Aheart 77 run (Aheart kick) Slate--Williams 17 pass from Ahead (Ahcart kick) Salem--Gnetzlpr A pass from Monta quo (Weekley kick) Soccer, 9-2 PHILIPPl Three goals byi Garj' White and a pair by Pete rarasi powered Alderson-Broaddus' undefeated Slate College Conference soccer team to a 9-2 Saturday over Morris Harvey. Ed Pereira, Morris Harvey's top scoring threat, got one of the goals against the tough Battlers. Elkview Juniors Shut Out S.C. Elkview Junior High ran its season record to 5-1-1 Saturday night with a 12-0 conquest of South Charleston on Bill Chambers' 41-yard run and Steve Melton's 12-yard pass from Joel Lucas. Elkview, which meets Nitro Junior High next Saturday night at Hoover Field, got good defensive performances from Roger Wilson, Melton and Chambers.

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ius SOUTH OCEAN BOULEVARD TELEPHONE 103--4II-11I9 ss OCEAN FRONT MYRTLE BEACH, S. C. football Jesuits Tech Survives Pass Barrage, Earns Last-Second Tie, 26-26 19,761 SEE NEPS I DEFEAT ORLANDO NORFOLK, Va. UP) An interception by Joe Highlower on the Norfolk one- yard line preserved a 35-31 victory for the Neps over Orlando before 19,761 fans. The Neps, winning their sev- enlh straight game in the CFL for a 9-1 record, clinchec the Northern division title Orlando is now 8-2.

I Wake Forest 20, North Caro' lina 10 Western Kentucky 30, Morehead 19 State Scholastic Charleston 21, St. Albans 0 Marlinton 42, Green Bank 0 Parsons 18, Burnsville 0 Cedar Grove 35, Buffalo Putnam 1 Paden City 16, Warwood 13 VMI 18 Vlr 13 McMechcn Bishop Donahue 26, Powhatan, Ohio, 7 Oak Hill Collins 12, Shady Spring 7 Cumberland (Md.) Allegheny 13, By Bill Craigo MONTGOMERY West Virginia Tech withstood a record- breaking passing barrage by Bluefield State quarterback Don 'VanDyke and battled to a 26-26 deadlock here Saturday in a West Virginia Conference game. Tech drove 62 yards for the tying points with 18 seconds left i the game. VanDyke completed 18 of 34 Citadel 21, East Carolina 19 Western Maryland Macon 3 Quantico 3, East Tennessee 0 New Cumberland Oak Glen 13, tie Delbarton Biirch 1'J, Johns Creek, 13 Williamson 26, Belfry, 0 Marsh Fork 49, Clear Fork 19 Alderson 34, Crichton 0 Guyan Valley 41, Chapmanville 26 Wheeling Central Catholic 56, Martin Ferry, Ohio, 0 Stale Colleges Salem 33, W. Va.

State 21 Bluefieltl State 26, W.Va. Tech 26, tie VPI 20, WVU 7 Western Michigan 42, Marshall 10 Fairmont 20, West Liberty 0 Waynesburg 42, W. Va. Wesie- yan 0 Westminster 34, Glenville 7 Bethany 48, Case 8 Concord 55, Shepherd 21 Other Colleges East Army 24, Stanford 20 Navy 22, Pitt 21 Penn State 29, Syracuse 20 Dartmouth 23, Harvard 21 Princeton 28, I'cnn 11 Yale 41, Cornell 7 Brown 7, Colgate 0 Columbia 24, Rutgers 13 Davidson 38, Connecticut 18 Boston College 56, Maine 0 Holy Cross 38, Buffalo 25 Fordham 21, Fairfield Wagner 21, Kings Point 7 Temple 26, Delaware 17 Cortland 40, Trenton Mansfield 13, lirockport Union 37, Hobart 15 Muhlenbcrg 43, Swarthmorc 32 Bates 28. Middlcburv Tech then regained possession of the ball on the 35 after it recovered on onside kickoff.

Bu a penalty moved the ball to the 50 and Bears were unable to complete a pass. Tech held a 19-13 lead at half time. But Bluefield went aheai 26-19 on the first play of the fourth quarter when VanDyk connected with Ronald Johnso on a 58-yard scoring pass. UNPRECEDENTED CARPET VALUE at McClung Morgan Maryland State 14, Norfolk St. 0 Morgan Stale 27, North Carolina AT 20 Troy 28, Northwestern Louisiana 20 Elizabeth City 25, Fayetteville 14 Frostburg 27, Gallatidet 0 Hampton Institute 14, Howard 8 Guilford 51, Newberry 6 Susquehanna 27, Frederick 7 Virginia Stale 27, Virginia Union 7 Midwest Woostcr 33, Hiram 11 Heidelberg 3d, Otterbein 21 Adalbert 14, John Carroll 10 Akron 42, Bradley 12 Anderson 26, Indiana Central 6 Purdue 41, Iowa 22 passes good for 350 yards, which VanDyke's other scoring pass broke a WVC mark by one yard.

Salem's Connors passed for 349 yards in a game against Potomac State in 1961. VANDYKE PASSED for all The Statistics First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Total yardage Passes Had interceded Fumbles lost Penalties Punts four of Bluefield TGCtt 14 217 0 0 1-1 65 7-43 State's Blue 21 62 350 412 18-34 0 6-6 35 3-33 touchdowns. But Tech's clutch drive for the tying points took some of the glitter effort, from VanDyke's fine The march started on to Preston Watkin nd Ronald Tote. WatWns am teamed up for tw ouchdowns. Salmons scored three touchdowns for Tech.

Tech's other icore came on a five-yard run James Ballengee in the first quarter. End George Meadows handled he Tech punting chores admira- )ly, averaging a fine 43 yards for his seven attempts. Fred Myers, Jim Stover, Tom Hamilton, and Richard Haddox spearheaded the outstanding defensive effort by the Bears. Coach Charlie Cobb, whose Techstcrs take to the road play Salem's Tigers next weekend, used his freshmen to grea advantage as the "never quit' the Tech 38 after Bluefield State punted. Bears refused to wilt With' Jack Salmons a oach Co jb am eemed to ma- Charles (Appleseed) Price doing most of the ball carrying, Tech marched to the goal in 12 plays.

Salmons scored the touchdown from two yards out. Alan Daniel kicked the extra point that tied the game after the snap from 'center was hobbled momentari- ture against the Big Blues. Minnesota 20, Michigan 15 Illinois 17, Ohio State 13 Northwestern 17, Wisconsin 13 Notre Dame 24, Michigan Slate 12 Southern Illinois 16, Tulsa 13 I Ball Slate 26. Indiana Slate 24 North Dakota State 31, South Dakota 0 Wheaton 19, Georgetown, (My. Wilkes 69, Havcrford 0 Miami 9, Bowling Green 7 Toledo 14, Kent State 13 Dayton 10, Ohio University Oklahoma 7, Missouri 0 Kansas 28, Iowa State 14 Oklahoma State 10, Colorado 7 I North Texas 34, Cincinnati 14 Louisville 24, Wichita State 17 jxavicr 3, Villanova 0 Wayne Stale 20.

Eastern Alichi- I gan 3 iOliio Wesleyan 21, Wittenberg 23 iKalamazao 14, Hope 7 Northern Illinois 21, HUIsdale 14 crowd here Saturday by 13 0 7 6--26 7 12 0 7--24 Bluolielb Teen Tech--Ballengee 5 run (Daniel kick) Blue-Watkins 32 pass from VanDyke (James kick) Blue--Tote 5 pass from VanDyke (kick Tedi--Salmons i run (kick failed) Tech--Salmons 2 run (kick failod) Blue--Watkins 26 pass from VanDvte (James kick) Blue -Johnson 58 pass from VanDvke (kick failed) Tech--Salmons 2 run (Daniel kick) UNBEATENS Concord, Fairmont Maintain Perfect Marks; Bobcats Bow ATHENS, Con- College entertained an I over flow homecoming Conference here Saturday, de- ea ting west Liberty State 20-0. football game in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic New Hampshire 21. Northeast-! Missonri Valley H. Washington, drubbing Shepherd State ern 13 Vermont 20. Norwich T9 Rhode Island 27.

Buckiicll 7 American International 35, Springfield 0 Delaware Valley 12, Ursuius 14 Trinity, 35. St. Lawrence 11 Massachusetts 21. Boston V. 0 Amhersl 3).

Wcslcyan Adejphi 29. Siena Juniata -II, Ixick Haven 6 Gettysburg 27, Lafayette 17 Ball Stale 26, Indiana, 21 Worcester Tech 19, Coast Gnarrl 7 C. W. Post 27. Ithaca 11 Williams 30.

Tufls 22 7 Southwest Texas 28. Rice fi I Texas Tech 21, SMU 7 Texas ASM 21, Baylor 3 1 Nebraska 29, TCU 0 Texas I.ulheni Trinity, 12 Tar West Washington 23. California 6 in an inter-league game. The Moun- i I 1 1C11 tain Lions took advantage the con erence of Shepherd mistakes and recorded its seventh victory without defeat this season. The loss left the Rams with a record.

I Shepherd even with Concord early in the game at The victory will provide a pad to the lead Fairmont now enjoys in the WVIAC. West Liberty is left with a 2-4 record airmont 0 7 0 13-2C Liberty 0 0 I FMT-Ksra 1 run (Huff kick) FMT--Carpenter 19 run (Huff kick) FMT-- Blackstone 14 run (kick failed) Indiana. 23. Slippery Rock South Florida Slate Missiisippi Slate 12 South Carolina 31. Maryland Fnrman 38.

Lchieh 15 Washington and I.cr Ifi, Bridnc- Chattanoogo C. Tonnrsse Tcrh 0 Alabama 13, Clcmson in 14, Houston 13 Florida 27, Vandcrbilt 22 (tic) California 28, Young 17, Utah Oregon Stain 35. Washington State 7 Idaho 28, Parsons 27 Pacific 31. San 14 Streak Extended BUCKHANNON -MV- Waynes- Air Force 17. Colorado Slate lijy.y an thcnlhe roof ur (Pa-) College ran its foot- jfell in.

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