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-v t-C Kingsport Tbnes-News Sunday October-22 1961 Tech-Auburn Action In Defensive Battle 17-7 Wolfpack Topples bottled upr by sixth ranked Notre Dame's grjtty forward wall until they cashed in for two touchdowns in a two-minute and 46 second span late in the third period The Irish unbeaten with three victories until this game seized command early and dominated play until Michigan States light Techmen Take Stunning 20-0 Harvest Bowl Win (AP Photofax) (12) who handled the handoff Also in on play for Auburn are end BOBBY FORET (85) and tackle DAVE WOODWARD (70) Georgia Tech Won 7-6 Story on page 1-C SCORING STRIDE Georgia Tech fullback MIKE MCNAMES (46) strides like a hurdler as he leaps the line from the 2 for a score against Auburn in second quarter of game at Atlanta Saturday Below him is quarterback STAN GANN College Roundup Two In Fall By By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Michigan State rebounded in the second half and ground out a 17-7 decision over Notre Dame Saturday to lead a parade of college football's elite to expected victories Of the top 10 teams In the current Associated Press weekly poll only two were beaten and neith- By BURI OSBORNE ROANOKE Va (AP) Two first quarter fumbles by Virginia led to Virginia Tech touchdowns here Saturday and the Techmen went on to a stunning 20-0 Harvest Bowl football victory over the Cavaliers Fullback Terry Strock added the insurance points for Tech when he returned the second half Cicada Wins Gardenia CAMDEN' NJ (AP) CT Chenerys blazing fast filly Cicada won the $161885 Gardenia Stakes at Garden State Park Saturday by 10 lengths eased up at the finish by jockey Willie Shoemaker Cicada erased any doubts as to her claim of 2-year-old filly of the year honors as she romped through the mud to one of the easiest victories in her 16 races Shoemaker was looking back over his shoulder as Cicada crossed the finish line earning $91131 for Chenerys Meadow Stable Pebblebrook Farms a I a ridden by Bobby Ussery was sec ond in the field of eight 2-year-old fillies with King Ranchs Tamarona third and Mr and Mrs Herbert Herff's Victory Rose fourth Cicada was timed in 1:44 4-5 for the 1 1-16 mile Cicadas clocking despite the mud bettered the Gardenia record of 1:45 1-5 set in 1958 by Quill over a fast track Cicada who broke sixth coming from the starting gate now has earned $384676 $11784 short of the all-time juvenile earnings record set in 1958 by First Landing also owned by Chenery Carry 122 pounds three more showed the speed that has helped her to 11 victories in 16 starts two seconds and three thirds Tag Match Slated For Wednesday Tex Riley and Len Rossi will go against Sailor Moran and Flash Gordon in the main wrestling event at the Civic Auditorium Wednesday night Riley and Rossi return to Kingsport after an absence of two months They will meet two of the roughest wrestlers in the South' according to promoter Mickey Beams Gordon in his last match here was paired with Red Roberts against Riley and Rossi In that match Riley side-stepped one of Gordons tackles dazing Gordon Riley then used his fists according to Baarns and opened up a cut on Gordons head causing the match to be stopped In single matches on Wednesdays program Riley will meet Gordon and Rossi will go against Moran The single matches will have 30-minute time limits the feature event wilL have a one-hour limit Officials Croup To Meet Monday Officials of the Holston Assignment Officials Association will meet at 7:30 pm Monday at Blountville High School All members are urged to be present Football officials of the same organization will meet Wednesday also at Blountville at 7:30 pm- MRS 8 ning comeback from a 0-7 deficit George Gaimes a barrelling 186-pound fullback who scored four touchdowns in Michigan States first three games struck for both scores and put the Spartans ahead after their long uphill battle He lumbered 24 yards for the first touchdown after Herman kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown before a screaming crowd of 17000 Three second half drives by Virgina one carrying to the Tech three failed to produce a score as the Tech defense held the Cavalier attack at bay Quarterback Warren Price passed for both of Techs first-period scores The first scoring serial went eight yards to end Charlie Speck the second 16 yards to halfback Buddy Perry On Virginia's first play from scrimmage quarterback Stan Fischer let the ball squirt from his grasp after he had carried to the Cavalier 25 Tech halfback Buddy Weihe recovered Techa first play a sneak by Price moved the ball to the Virginia 14 Two plays later Price rifled a pass to Speck in the end zone Aster Sizemore booted tVz extra point Later in the same quarter Techs offense bogged down and Strock punted to the Virginia 25 Halfback Carl Kun ran the ball back to the 36 then fumbled and Tech tackle Bob Peak pounced on the ball Seven plays later Price tossed 16 yards to Perry for another touchdown with barely a minute remaining in the opening period Virginia never threatened in the first half but Tech was close to another score before intermission End Jake Adams intercepted Gary Cuozzos pass on the Virginia 36 and ran to the 21 With less than 30 seconds left Price sprinted out then cut back to the 5-yard line but his pass on the next play was intercepted in the end zone by Virginia's Bob Rowley College Grid Scores Lincoln Mo Wyn Nb 11 SOUTH Virginia Tch 24 Virginia Georgia Tech 7 Auburn I North a Carolina 17 Sooth Carolina I Virginia Military 13 Davidson Citadel I Furman 4 Montgomery Jr Coll 7 Potomac St I Maryville 31 Bridgewater I Marshall More bead Ky tie Texas 33 Arkansas 7 Alabama 34 Tennessee 3 Clemson 17 Duke 7 Memphis St 35 Abilene Chris 0 Wofford 33 East Tean 29 So Carolina St 34 Ft Valley Ga 0 North Dakota 24 ND State 4 Dakota St 34 South Dakota 4 Bethel Minn 32 Milton 14 St John's Minn 38 St Thomas 14 Millikia 47 Lake Forest 7 Bradley 21 Wabash 14 Indiana St Ball St 4 Centre 24 Hanover 12 Esrlham 34 Manchester 14 Franklin 28 lad Central 24 Butler 27 St Josephs Ind 7 Anderson 34 Taylor II Cornell Iowa 29 Coe 21 Parons 12 Central Iowa 4 Grinnell 28 Beloit 4 Minn Duiuth 41 Hamline 4 Concordia Minn 21 Gust Adolphus I Mayvitle II Jamestown ND 14 Northwestern Iowa 24 Sioux Falls 7 Carleton 27 St Oaf 24 Baldwin Wtllace 14 Hillsdale Defiance 48 Wilmington 24 Baker Kan 7 McPherson 4 Kan Weslayn 32 Bethel 13 Cape Girardeau 3 Warrensburg 4 Kirksvill 31 Maryville 7 St Benedict's 25 Washburn II Culver Stockton 14 ill Coll 13 Lawrence 10 Ripon I Ottawa Kan 42 Southwestern Kan 4 Dans 14 Concordia Neb 13 Kearney SI Chadron 4 Pittsburg Kan 41 Fort Hays St Elmhurst 48 Rose Poly Penn Iowa II Prineipia 14 Missouri Mines 13 Springfield 4 Catawba 33 Elon Louisville 34 Western Ky 4 Eastern Ky 21 Austin Pesy 7 Sewanee 21 Randolph Mscoa 4 Chattanooga 25 Middle Tenn 12 Hampton 4 Virginia St 4 Term Martin 33 Livingston Ala 4 Kentucky St 31 Morrois Brown 14 Tenn Tech 27 Murray Ky 4 Southern La IcJackson St 7 Smith 12 Shaw I FAR WEST Maryland 21 Air Force 8 Wyoming 38 Brigham Young 4 Utah State 48 Colorado Sr Southern Cal 28 California 14 Washington 13 Stanford I Montana St Coll 4 Augustana SD 4 tie UCLA 24 Pittsburgh 4 Colo Mines 13 Colo St Coll 4 Western Mont II Northern Mont 4 Carroll Mont 4 Mont Mines I tie Whitworth 52 Eastern Wash 4 San Diego St 21 Stana Barbara 4 San Diego 30 New Mex Western 18 Ore Education 28 Portland St 24 Southern Ore 0 Oregon Tech 0 MODERN SHOPPER 1 825 CHARG-IT INC SOBEl BUILDING KINGSPORT TENN Lamonieas pass at the Spartan 22 and returned it 38 yards to Notre Dames 40 But the Irish defense foiled Michigan States bid to go ahead on a two point running conversion Mike Lind a powerful runner all day stopped the try-with a tackle on Sherman Lewis The Spartans however took the lead after another pass interception this time by Carl Charon He grabbed Lamonicas pass at the Irish 42 and returned it 11 yards Garv Ballman picked up six yards before Saimes crashed through Notre Dames left side and into the end zone This time the two pointer worked on a shovel pass from Pete Smith to Lonnie Sanders Art Brandstatter booted a 20-yard field goal for Michigan States last three points midway through the final quarter Notre Dame pushed to its touchdown the second time it had the ball The Irish crunched 68 yards in nine ground plays The big break came when Notre Dame reached the 24 and had fourth down with two yards to go Lamoniea pulling off his finest play in a brilliant afternoon bootlegged the ball around left end for a 22-yard gain He went the other way on the next play and smashed into the end zone Notre Dame 78 0 4 Michigan State 4 4 14 3 It ND Lamoniea 2 run (Perkowtkt kick) MS Satinet 24 nia (run failed) MS Saimea 35 run (Saadera past from Smith) MS FG BraodeUtter 2 City Plans Cage Leagues A basketball league for youngsters will be organized for Fall and Winter play Boys seven through nine years of age interested in participating are asked to call the Civic Auditorium within the next two weeks in order that practice schedules can be arranged for Saturday morning Games will be played at Ross Robinson and John Sevier Junior High Schools and at Civic Auditorium Each quarter prill be fiva minutees and regular rules of basketball will be observed Boys will be assigned to teams for practice at the school nearest their neighborhood and if possible the same names of teams as were carried during Pee Wee baseball such as Tigers Phillies and Yanks will be used for Pee Wee basketball teams The City Recreation Department is interested in managers or coaches for the teams and if any parent or young men are interested in coaching the Pee Wee teams voluntarily of course they are requested to call the City Recreation office Circle 5-4711 The first official game of the Pee Wee league will begin on Sat urday Dec 2 3jLspcl COFFEE 63c Lb Bag SAVE ON THIS SPECIAL! 2-lb Cello Bog Rocket POPCORN 18c SAVE 20e ON TWO! WE NEVER CLOSE AT MOBLEYS ROADSIDE MKT 819 Wv Center Cl 5-1861 208 Roan St Johnson City Tenn WakeForest RALEIGH NC (AP) North Carolina State combined a tough defense and a crucial penalty Saturday night to nip Wake Forest 7-0 in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game The Wolfpack tallied the games only touchdown in the second period behind the passing of quarterback Roman Gabriel and the running of Joe Scarpa ti Gabriel tossed to Carson Bosher from the eight for the score with 4: 13 left in the half The drive began from the State 42 Scarpati set up the score when he broke into the clear and ran 21 yards to the 20 A personal foul brought the ball to the 10 and after fullback Jim DAniomo went through the middle to the eight Gabriel uncorked his pass Tackle Jake Shaffer booted the extra point Earlier Wake Forest advanced on a long series of short ground gainers from its own 48 to the Wolfpack nine A personal foul penalty brought the ball to the 24 and the State line held A field goal try by Mickey Walker fell short State moved from its 38 to the Wake Forest 24 late in the third period in a drive featured by a 18-yard run by halfback A1 Taylor The thrust bogged down on the nine and Shaffers field goal attempt went wide The victory was State's second in the conference against one defeat and it gave the Wolfpack a 2-3 overall mark Wake Forest upset victor over Clemson last week suffered its fourth defeat against one triumph The Demon Deacons are 1-3 in the league Gabriel completed 11 of 17 passes for 70 yards and the only touchdown Halfback Tony Kos-carsky led Wolfpack ground gainers with 44 yards in nine carries Wake Forest's halfback Allen White picked up 54 yards in seven attempts Aroused Gtadel Wins In Finale CHARLESTON (AP) -Aroused Citadel struck 46 yards in the final period Saturday to nip Furman 9-8 and move a step nearer its first Southern Conference football championship The visiting Paladins had led 9-3 after a second quarter touchdown strike until The Citadel rode the air arm of quarterback Bill Whaley to smash Furman's dream of a conference crown By winning Furman could have moved Into first place Whaley made his team a break by recovering a fourth quarter Furman fumble to set in motion the payoff drive He pitched 11 yards to end Charlie Brendle to cap the 46-yard drive The Citadel after losing its first two games won its fourth in a row- and sits atop the conference with a 4-1 mark This was the final conference game for Furman now 2-2 in league play and 4-2 overall Bill Gilgo had kicked a 29-yard econd quarter field goal for a short-lived Citadel lead which Furman wiped out with a 48-yard touchdown march in the same period That field goal came when a 50-yard Citadel drive was stalled by the Paladin defense and proved to be the eventual clincher for Citadel A Gilgo field goal defeated William and Mary a week ago The touchdowns for both clubs grew out of breaks Furmans was set in motion by Tony Car-mignanis interception of a Whaley pass Billy Canty Furmans conference leading passer unlimbered his arm and hit three in a row From the 16 he pitched a swing pass to halfback Sammy Pickens who ran seven yards after the catch to score Canty then threw a two-pitcher to end A1 Martin Whaley who had fumbled away the ball in the fourth period got it back by pouncing on Pickens fumble on the Furman 46 Whaley promptly hit halfback Earley Eastbum and end Bill Allen with passes which carried to the Furman 11 Canty then found Brendle cutting across at the goal line and hit him for the winning touchdown Gilgo's conversion kick was wide but Citadel had all the points it needed The Cadet defense halted a desperation Furman drive in the waning minutes by stopping vaunted fullback Tom Campbell conference rushing leader inches shy of a first down on a fourth and three situation at the Citadel 38 Campbell gained 77 yards in 22 rushes and Canty hit 7 of 10 passes for 86 yards to lead the Furman offense Carmignani the top conference pass receiver caught two and intercepted two bringing his theft total for the year to six With Citadel rushing leader Eastbum checked with 27 yards in 14 carries Whaley was the top Cadet runner netting 40 yards in 9 tries Deegan Leads Colgate Over Princeton PRINCETON (AP) Jim Deegan an explosive halfback who can block as well as run scored both Colgate touchdowns Saturday as the revitalized Red Raiders whipped favored Prince EAST LANSING Mich (AP)-Michigan State ineffective for nearly three quarters turned two pass interceptions into touchdowns and 1 beat down' Notre Dame 17-7 Saturday in a griiel-ling defensive battle-between two football giants The undefeated Spartans ranked first in the nation were Kelso Easily Wins Jockey Club Cup By TED MEIER NEW YORK (AP) Kelso easily won the two-mile Jockey Club Gold Cup at Aqueduct Saturday while demonstrating once more why he is considered one of the best race horses of all time The victory probably clinched for him horse of the year honors for the second straight year Ridden by Eddie Arcaro the 4-year-old geldingvfrom Mrs Richard duPonts rfffljhemiin stable finished the head up 5 lengths ahead of Pete Fuller's Hillsborough Eight lengths further back came Peace Isle and far back in last place was Diehard II Only four started each with 124 pounds and the crowd of 38112 on this chilly windy afternoon sent Kelso off to a 1 to 10 favorite Zumberdor II an entry with Diehard II and Black Thumper were scratched Diehard II took the early lead leading by 3 lengths going past the stands the first time But once Arcaro clucked at Kelso there was nothing to it Kelso was timed in 3:25 4-5 far off the 3:19 2-5 track and Ameri can record which he set in winning the gold cup last year The son of Your Host added $68420 to his winnings He now has won $410395 this year and $706905 over-all Florida State Seminoles Top Spiders 13-7 By HAROLD PARR TALLAHASSEE Fla (AP) -The Florida State University Seminoles led by Keith Kinder-man scored a fourth period touchdown Saturday night to take a 13-7 football victory from Richmonds Spiders Florida States game winning drive started on the Seminoles 12-yard line where guard Gene McDowell intercepted a pass by Richmond quarterback Mel Rideout Kinderman rushed for 41 yards and took passes of 11 and 12 yards from quarterback Eddie Feely to account for 64 yards in the 13-play scoring march Feely sneaked one yard for the touchdown and Doug Messer added the extra point with a place kick Richmond had taken a 7-6 lead with only 22 seconds remaining in the first half Jack Yaffa Richmonds defensive center pounced on a fumble by FSUs Gene Roberts on the Seminoles 11-yard line Rideout faded back and hit end George Rapp in the end zone with a perfect pass Earl Stout converted Florida State had counted in the first quarter after Linky Pratt of Richmond fumbled the snap from center on a fourth down attempt to punt Pratt recovered the ball but FSU took over at the Spiders 31 yard line Circus Finish Gives Keydets 13-0 Grid Win DAVIDSON NC (AP) -VMIs Keydets staged a circus finish Saturday scoring two touchdowns in the final period to whip Davidson 13-0 in a Southern Conference football game The game was a defensive battle much of the way until VMIs Dick Willard recovered a fumble on the Davidson four Two plays later Dick Worrell plunged over and Butch Nunnally kicked point to make it 7-0 Near the end of the period VMI gained possession at its 42 and drove to the second touchdown Pat Morrison scoring from the one on the final play of the game The first half was a kicking! battle with neither team able to gain consistently Davidson! moved once to the VMI 21 and after the drive bogged down The Keydets completely muzzled Davidsons passing star Earl Cole The soph completed only three of 15 attempts for 31 yards The victory gave VMI defending conference champion a 2-1 conference record 1 Columbia Takes Third Ivy Win CAMBRIDGE Mass (AP) -Columbia jammed three touchdowns into the second period Saturday and made them stand up for its third IvjhLeague win a 26-14 thriller ovTHarvard The new-look Lions played a successful ball control game throughout the last quarter to stall off a comeback attempt by the Crimson Fullback Tom OConnor and halfback Russ Warren were the men who made the Columbia attack move as they alternated carries to lead scoring drives of 62 68 and 48 yards Okla State Wins Over Big Eight Foe STILLWATER Okla (AP) Oklahoma State defeated Nebraska 14-6 Saturday for its first Big Eight Conference football victory of the season scoring the clinching touchdown on an 80-yard drive in 18 plays with less than two minutes remaining The touchdown came on a two yard plunge by Bill McFarland after a 16 yard Mike Miller to Tom Ward pass In the third period Wards recovery of a fumbled punt on the Nebraska one yard line gave Oklahoma State the opportunity it needed and Bobby Adcock plunged over to tie the score at 6-6 Nebraska had scored early -In the second period on a forward pass from Dennis Claridge to Dick McDaniel It covered 19 yards But Ron Meades kick for the point went to the left of the goal post McCarthy Sparks Penn Over Brown PHILADELPHIA (AP) Penn fullback Pete McCarthy broke loose for a 43-yard touchdown run in the first period Saturday as Penn defeated Brown 7-0 in Ivy League football on rain-soaked Franklin Field It was Penns first victory In the Ivy League this season Penn has a 2-2 record including losses to Dartmouth and Princeton Brown is 0-4 with all losses to league opponents McCarthys touchdown capped an 87-yard touchdown drive that took just nine plays to complete Bill Gray kicked the placement Research Project BANGKOK Thailand (AP)-Dr Elizabeth Einstein American neurochemist and daughter of the late Albert Einstein is here on a research project aimed at eliminating paralysis that can result from use of antirabies vaccine Top Ten Wayside Iowa sailed past Wisconsin on the pinpoint passing of Matt Szyk-owny who threw for three touchdowns scored once himself and kicked five extra points Alabamas victory over Tennessee was its first over the Vols since 1954 It also was the worst defeat the Crimson Tide ever has administered to Tennessee Quar er was expected to win Notra terback Pat Trammell was the Dame was ranked No 6 but ran up against the No 1 team in the country in the Spartans Arkansas tied for No 10 with Louisiana State fell before Texas 33-7 But the Longhorns are No 3 in the nation and have eyes on the Southwest Conference title and an even higher spot in the national ratings Second ranked Mississippi played a night game with Tulane while Louisiana State met Kentucky in another night game Iowa No 4 and Alabama No 5 rolled to easy victories The Hawkeyes trounced Wisconsin 47-15 and the Crimson Tide blasted Tennessee 34-3 in a Southeastern Conference contest Ohio State No 7 still bidding for the Big 10 title whitewashed Northwestern 10-0 while Georgia Tech No 8 had the closest call of all the favorites The Engineers barely edged Auburn 7-6 when the latter gambled for a two pointer after its touchdown and failed Colorado the Big Eight favorite shut out Kansas State 13-0 Fullback George Saimes scored both Michigan States touchdowns in a 2-minute 46 second span late in the third quarter just when it was beginning to appear that the Irish forward wall would bottle up the Spartans for good Pass interceptions led to both scores Texas practically crushing Arkansas hopes of a third straight Southwest Conference crown ran up 402 yards in scoring in every period main architect of the Bama victory Bill Murkowski rolled 20 yards for the only touchdown of the game with just two minutes left in Ohio States shaky decision over Northwestern Mike McNames scored the only Georgia Tech touchdown from the two in the Ramblin Wrecks victory over Auburn As it turned out Billy Lothridges conversion was the margin of difference Teddy Woods bulled over from the one and Bill Harris went five yards for the other score in Colorados hard-earned triumph over Kansas State Other major results: East Holy Cross 17 Dartmouth 13 Boston College 22 Villanova 6 Penn 7 Brown 0 Colgate 15 Princeton 0 Yale 12 Cornell 0 Columbia 26 Harvard 14 Rutgers 32 Lehigh 15 Army 51 Idaho 7 Penn State 14 Syracuse 0 South Virginia Tech 20 Virginia 0 North Carolina 17 South Carolina 0 VMI 13 Davidson 0 Clemson 17 Duke 7 Midwest Minnesota 33 Illinois 0 Michigan 16 Purdue 14 Oklahoma State 14 Nebraska 6 Missouri 13 Iowa State 7 Houston 13 Cincinnati 7 Indiana 33 Washington State 7 Kansas 10 Okla homa 0 Southwest Texas Christian 15 Texas A and 14 North Texas State 23 Tulsa 12 Far West Maryland 21 Air Force 0 Wyoming 36 Brigham Young 8 UCLA 20 Pittsburgh 6 Tar Heel Interceptions Bring Grid Win Loop Tie Missouri Holds Down Ioua State For 13-7 Win AMES Iowa A rugged Missouri defense smothered Iowa State's only offensive threat Dave Hoppmann and virtually dropped the Cyclones from the race 13-7 Saturday The undefeated but once tied Tigers defending champions of the Big Eight smashed 63 yards for a touchdown the first time they had the ball Third team fullback Paul Underhill elevated to a starting role because of injuries scored on 12-yard run through the middle of the Iowa State line in the opening minutes of the game seen by a record crowd of 22000 Missouri intercepted a Hoppmann pass in the third quarter and converted the opportunity into a 13-0 lead The Cyclones went 61 yards aft er the ensuing kickoff to void shutout Hoppman passed three times to end Larry Montre for 21 18 and 21 yards the last pass for the touchdown Besides starting 24 times Mil waukees Lew Burdette proved a good relief pitcher last season He finished 9 of his 13 relief stints Lionel Taylor of the Denver Bron ton 15-0 to knock off their second! cos set a professional football rec Ivy League opponents in two ord in I960 when he caught 92 weeks A- passes Carolina gained 102 yards The generally erratic defense of the Gamecocks steadied near the end of the third period when they held the Tar Heels for downs at the 5 Farris got off another perfect punt in the final period The ball rolled dead a foot from the South Carolina goal on his punt from mid-field This put South Carolina in the hole and although the Gamecocks punted out North Carolina again took over on the South Carolina 34 But tackle Mike Kirkpatrick of South Carolina recovered a Tar Heel fumble on his 31 to end that threat Quarterback Junior Edge twice intercepted South Carolina passes on his 5 The first time he returned the ball 43 yards setting up the drive that led to Elliotts field goal His second interception came as the game ended Farris and Addison were the principal weapons in the North Carolina offense They teamed on passing and running on the first touchdown march and in the field goal drive mu North Carolina NC Addison 7 nia (Elliott kick) Nd-F-EUit 20 NC Lacey kick) At-14004 41 past interception (Edge By DEL BOOTH COLUMBIA (AP) North Carolina turned a quick kick and two pass interceptions into scores today to whip South Carolina 17-0 and tie Duke for the Atlantic Coast Conference football lead Duke's loss to Clemson gave the leaders 3-1 league records After a first period touchdown and a second quarter field goal North Carolina climaxed its scoring with a dramatic 41-yard scoring run by end Bob Lacey after his pass interception in the closing minutes Quarterback Ray Farris quick-kicked 63 -yards out of bounds on South Carolinas 4 early in the game for the Tar Heels After South Carolina punted out North Carolina moved 44 yards sending halfback Jim Addison over for the first touchdown from seven yards out South Carolina now beaten four times in five games tightened its defense on its four near the end of the half but fullback Bob Elliott kicked a 20-yard field goal South Carolina never was able to muster a formidable offense It gained only 45 yards rushing a fi to 148 for the victors The chief Gamecock threat on passing where 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