Kingsport Times-News from Kingsport, Tennessee • 20

n1'' yV '( S' i 4 ILSHJ TTnnirms 4 IFUdDipMai yard scoring drive by racing 33 yards for- a touchdown in the second period Quarterback Robinson a defensive specialist intercepted a Florida pitchout minutes later and sprinted 25 yards for another 1 1 The fast and furious LSU Tigers added rtiore glitter to their national reputation by covering 86 yards after intermission in only five plays for a third score on the bulls-eye passing of quarterback Lynn Amedee Amedee pitched 16 yards to GAINESVILLE 1 a (AP-Dramatic touchdown bursts by Ray Wilkins and Dwight Robinson sparked nationally ranked Louisiana State to 23-0 football victory Saturday over Southeastern Conference rival Florida The triumph was the tifth in a row for LSU unbeaten since a season opening loss to Rice and ranked seventh in the Associated Press national poll Florida taking its first SEC loss has three victories two defeats and a tie Halfback Wilkins capped an 88- Vational Football Green Bay Packers May Get To Keep Paul Hornung 2-C Kingsport Times-News Sunday October 29 1961 Duke Tops State By 17-6 RALEIGH (AP)-Duke shackled North Carolina States passing threat for' three quarters nd exhibited a flashy offense of its own Saturday to gain a 17-6 Atlantic Coast Conference football victory States highly regarded quarterback Roman Gabriel was able to shake Duke defenders only in the final period By then it was too late to overcome the Blue Devils 17-9 advantage Duke sophomore Jay Wilkinson son of Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson clinched the triumph when he returned a punt 82 yards for a touchdown early in the fourth period Duke scored first in the opening period on a 54-yard drive featured by quarterback Gil Garners passing The Blue Devils added a field goal just before the end of the half Bill Reynolds booted it from the 13 State scored its only touchdown midway the final period when Gabriel passed 35 yards to end Johnny Morris Duke which hasnt lost to State since 1946 kept its championship hopes alive by gaining its fourth victory in five conference games The Blue Devils are 4-2 overall State held to 11 passing yards in the first half went down to its fourth defeat against two triumphs The Wolfpack has an even 2-2 ACC mark Wilkinson a classy broken field runner ran back punts in the second quarter for 22 and 27 yards The second one carried to the State 37 and touched off the Duke drive which ended with Reynolds field goal In the third quarter Duke caught fire on the ground and marched from its 32 to the State 5 where the Wolfpack defense held Through the first three quarters Gabriels would-be receivers were covered by an impressively sticky Duke defense Gabriel completed only three of nine passes in the first half and was unable to throw on several occasions He wound up completing 9 of 24 for 89 yards Duk 1 7-17 NC Stitt 0 (- Duke Wnght 1 nm (Reynolds lock) Duke FG Reynolds 23 Duke Wilkinson 82 punt return (Reynolds kick) HCS Morris 35 pass from Gabriel (pass failed) A 21800 Gophers Nip Michigan In 10 Tilt Big i 1 i IPnM HBapjps Nmwig) PITTSBURGH (AP) Quartern back Jim Trafigants two touchdown' runs and a rock-bone de- fense earned Pitt a 28-14 upset football victory over Navy Satur-day halting the Panthers four-game losing streak and the Midshipmens four-game winning skein I Traficant who missed the first few games because of a leg injury dashed eight yards up the middle for the first score in the first period and raced around right end for six yards late in the third period Pitts- defense didnt let Navy attack get started until the waning minutes of the game when Panther reserves filled the lineup Navy then struck for two touchdowns in the last two minutes Bob Hecht sneaked one yard for Navys first score then tossed 10 yards to Craig Mather for another Pitt's final touchdown was a 17 yard pass from Bob Roeder to John Jenkins in the fourth quarter Fred Cox made all four conversions for Pitt Navys Mather upped his perfect conversion record to 19 this year N'y Pitt 6 14 7 '28 Pitt Traficant 9 run (Cox kick) Pitt-Clark 13 run (Cox kick) Pitt -Traficant 6 run ox kwk) Pitt Jenkins 17 pats from Roeder (Cox ktc Nsvy-Hecht 1 run (Mather kick) Navy Mather 19 pas from Hecht (Mather kick) VPI Takes Homecoming Grid Victory BLACKSBURG Va (AP) -Quarterback Warren Price tossed a pass that bounced off two Florida State University defenders for a touchdown which gave Virginia Tech a 10-7 homecoming football victory Saturday Tech trailed 7-3 midway in the third period when right halfback Buddy Weihe finally grabbed the Price pass for a 31-yard touchdown Tech's scoring drive started on the 33 after Florida State punted Price threw a quick jump pass to end Dick Goode for a first down at the 44 One play later Price passed for another first down at the Florida State 45 Halfback Buddy Perry found a hole to th Seminoles 34 and on the next formation ran to the 31 A pass was batted down and it was third down and seven yards to go Then Florida States lead vanished Price shot a pass down the middle Two defenders batted it high into the aifc Weihe alert and in the clear caught the ball and raced into the end zone Interference was called against the Sem-moles Tech took the score and Aster Sizemore kicked the extra point Tech gained an early lead when diminuitive Seminole quarterback Eddie Feely fumbled on the second play from scrimmage and lost the ball at his own 40 to VPIs Art Pruett VPI co-captain Joe Moss was kicked in the head on the play He was hospitalized but was not believed seriously hurt Nine plays later Sizemora place-kicked from the 18 for a 28-yard field goal After Techs three-pointer tha teams traded punts until FSU managed its first down of the game with 30 seconds left in tha first period (AP Photofax) ers in play are Tulanes BILL ROACH (88) CLARENCE MOON (87) and ERNIE COL-QUETTE (71) Tech player No 70 is LARRY STALLINGS TAKES TO THE AIR Georgia Tech quarterback STAN GANN (12) heaves a pass in game Saturday against Tulane at New Orleans Tech beat Tulane 35-0 at the Greenies homecoming Oth- Lions Open Cage Slate Tuesday tmzms 1 HAS MUFFLERS FOR EVERY CAR ON THE ROAD ference last season with 863 points for a 246 average and forward Junior Shipley-who ranked fourth in the Upper Lakes Conference scoring race with 280 points and a 140 average Besides Wilson and Shipley only one other letterman returned from last seasons club He is Jim ODell 6-1 senior guard who scored 113 points as a reserve last year Larry McCracklen 6-0 junior guard and Ernest Wolfe 6-1 sophomore forward will form the starting five along with Shipley Wilson and ODell Mason stated MARY HUGHES ROSTER By JIM HACKLEMAN Associated Press Sports Writer The Green Bay Packers powering their way toward a second straight Western Division title in the National Football League may have high-s coring Paul Hornung on hand longer than they thought But the Cleveland Browns struggling to stay in the Eastern race are due to lose some of their prime offensive strength to the Army after Sundays game Hornung Green Bays man of many talents was to have reported for military duty this week bat instead will check into the hospital for a physical examination which could take 10 days to evaluate However the Packers still will have two regulars bound for the Army this week linebacker Ray Nitschke and flanker back Foyd Dowler And Cleveland will be hard hit by the military call-up with whippet runner Bobby Mitchell slated to go in The Packers Western leaders with five victories in six starts have a return match Sunday with the Minnesota Vikings (1-5) at Milwaukee and the Browns (4-2) are at St Louis (3-3) Also on the schedule: Philadelphia (5-1) at Washington (0-6) Dallas (3-3) at New York (5-1) Chicago (4-2) at Baltimore (3-3) San Francisco (4-2) at Pittsburgh (1-5) and Detroit (3-3) at Los Angeles (1-5) With Hornung out for much of last weeks game with a bad knee the Packers uncovered a stellar replacement in Tom Moore who was a running whiz as Green Bay smothered the Vikings 33-7 But as a point producing machine the Packers dont have a man of Homungs abilities He set an NFL record last year with 176 points and is the current leader with 92 Mitchell has combined with Jim Brown to give Cleveland a whirlwind ground punch in recent seasons and his absence will make it tough for the Browns The Browns are 4-2 with one of their victories over the Cards 20-17 To cope with Clevelands vaunted ground offense St Louis has a bristling upfront defense After Sunday rookie Tom Watkins from Iowa State is likely to take over for the departing Mitchell With their running back at strength and Sonny Jurgensen established as the leagues foremost passer the Eagles are not liable to find the outclassed Redskins (0-6) too much trouble The Giants who trimmed Dallas 31-10 two weeks ago are fa Princeton Takes Ivy League Lead PRINCETON (AP) Princeton took undisputed possession of first place in the Ivy League Saturday when the Tigers led by Greg Riley 175-pound junior tailback beat Cornells injury-riddled football team 30-25 Riley passed to Barry Schuman for one touchdown took a 27-yard tops from Dan Terpack for another and ran 14 yards on a third drive Climaxed by Hugh MacMil-lens 41-yard burst through the Cornell line I i end Danny Neumann for the touchdown to the dismay of a Florida homecoming crowd of 46000 A 33-yard field goal by halfback Wendell Harris completed the LSU runaway Harris also kicked two conversions to run his season point total to 38 LSU 0 13 7 23 Florid LSU Wilkin 33 run Hrrn kick) LSU Robliuon 25 intercepted (kick (tiled) LSU FG Ham 32 A 44000 San Francisco (4-2) will try to improve its chances in the West ern sweepstakes in the interdivision game against the hard-luck Steelers whove lost five of six but have been outscored by only three points (119-116) Detroit's hot-and-cold Lions (3-3) could regain some lost momentum against the defense-weak Rams (1-5) Leads a Over Army Army Saturday before 23525 fans Holton charged through the Army line for hunks of yardage all through the afternoon and crashed through for a score from the Army 9 in the third period Glenn Bennett added the extra point A bad pass by Army center Mike Miller on fourth down with 17 yards to go on a punt situation set up the Mountaineers' score Army had opened up a 3-0 leatj at 2:38 of the third period on a 40-yard field goal by Dick Heydt The score had been made possible when Jim Moss fumbled Armys kickoff opening the half and Harry McMillan recovered for the Cadets on the West Virginia 31 Quarterback Dick Eckert of Army was having a bad day with his passes constantly overshooting his targets Twice in the final period Army gave up the ball in its own territory after futile fourth down passes Army went into the game with a 4-1 record that included a victory over Penn State West Virginia had lost four of six inciud ing a 12-6 upset at the hands of Boston University last week The Mountaineers were up for this one and constantly heckled Armys attack which sputtered and died each time it neared touchdown territory Even Michigan which battered Army 38-8 had yielded a touchdown to the Cadets whose best Saturday was Heydt's fourth field goal of the season Heydt actually kjeked the ball from the 30 with the goal posts of course 10 yards behind the goal line West Virginia showed its first rea offensive drive after the field goal They moved to the Army 24 but were forced to yield the ball on downs on the 41 after Fred Col-vard was thrown for a big loss by Bill Whitehead Then came the Army misplay that cost them the ball game On fourth down with 17 to go Dick Peterson went back to punt but the pass from center skipped along the ground before Peterson finally recovered on the Army 13 West Virginia sent Holton to the nine threw a pass that was knocked down in the end zone and then shot Holton through the line for the touchdown Wist Virginia 0 9 7 6 7 Army 0 0 3 03 Army FG Heydt 40 Va Holton 9 run (Bennett kick) A 23525 Walker Sets Pace SALT LAKE CITY (AP)-Soph-omore halfback Mike Walker scored two touchdowns in a driving snowstorm as the Wyoming Cowboys ground out a 13-6 Skyline Conference Football victory over Utah Saturday and Dad's iak ing Mother to War path Lanes to celebrate their anniversary!" Cl 7-3391 Buckeyes Win 30-21 MADISON Wis (AP) Ohio State a precision-like football machine ranked sixth in the nation withstood an aerial bombardment by Wisconsins Ron Miller and ground out a 30-21 victory over the Badgers Saturday in a bruising Big Ten duel With Coach Woody Hayes calling most of the plays by use of a messenger the Buckeyes put on a brilliant display of ball control in posting their fourth straight triumph since an opening 7-7 deadlock with Texas Christian Ohio State rolled to a 10-0 lead then had to fight off the passing wizardry of Miller who tossed for two touchdowns and scored once himself But the Buckeyes crunching overland attack proved too much for the upset-minded Badgers before a homecoming crowd of 58411 The Buckeyes who had surrendered a mere 10 points in four previous outings scored on a '63-yard march the first time they had the ball All-America fullback Bob Ferguson was shaken up on the third play but his substitute Dave Katterhenrich took over Kattterhenrich carried eight times for 47 yards in the 14-play scoring surge He capped the move by bursting over right guard on a quick opener and racing 17 yards into the end zone Dickvan Raphorst booted 23-yard field goal in the second period before Miller unlimbered his arm Miller pitched with pinpoint accuracy and finally connected with Gary Kroner on a 36-yard payoff maneuver A two-point conversion on a pass made the count 10-8 Ohio State 7 10 730 Wisconsin 9 15 6 621 OS Katterhenrich 17 run (Van Raaphorst kick) OS FG Van Raaphorst 23 Wis Kroner 36 pass from Miller (Bakken pass to McKinney) OS Klein 8 run (Van Raaphorst kick) Wis Miller 1 plunge (Bakken kick) OS Warfield 5 run (pass failed) OS Warfield 2 run (Van Raaphorst kick) Wis Richter 7 pass from Miller (pass failed) A 58411 Hugh Campbell of Washington State set a new NCAA pass receiving record with 66 catches last season League Roundup vored to run their winning string to six straight against the Cow-bovs (3-3) The Bears (4-2) stopped the free-wheeling San Francisco 49ers last Sunday and face another formidable job Sunday against the Colts (3-3) Baltimore is finding it hard to jell this fall but must rate an ever-dangerous opponent Glenn Holton To 7-3 Upset WEST POINT NY (AP)-Glenn Holton a 19-year-old sophomore fullback from Barboursville Va led an aroused West Virginia team to a 7-3 upset victory over College Grid Scores MIDWEST Purdue 9 Iowa 0 Michigan Stale 35 Indiana 6 Cincinnati 21 North Texas State 9 Citadel 7 Xavier Ohio 8 Northwestern 12 Notre Dame 19 Iowa State 31 Kansas State 7 Missouri 10 Nebraska 9 Ohio State 30 Wisconsin 21 Carthage 42 Lake Forest 13 Western Michigan 20 Marshall WVt 9 Kenvon 28 Oberlm 13 Heidelberg 35 Denison 7 Hiram 21 Mount Union 20 Miami Ohio 7 Bowling Green 6 Northern Illinois II Central Michigan 9 St Procopius 14 Elmhurst 9 Baldwin-Wallace 7 Akron 0 Allegheny 33 Cash Tech 14 Capital 10 Wooster 8 Central State Ohio 18 Lincoln Mo 14 Otterbein 10 Marietta 8 North Park 21 Concordia River Forest III 13 Alma 14 Hope 10 John Carroll 62 Wayne State 6 Southwestern Kan 12 Bethel Kan 7 Fort Hays State 12 Emporia State 7 Pittsburg Kan 40 Washburn 0 Tarkio 14 Culver Stockton 6 Kirksvilie 12 Springfield Mo 7 Coe 47 Monmouth 0 Dubuque 26 Buena Vista 7 Central Iowa 31 Upper Iowa Parsons 55 Simpson 0 Drake 24 Bradley 13 Msnnesota-Duluth 34 Concordia 14 Bethel 20 Northwestern Wis 0 St Johns Minn 51 Hamhne 6 Olivet 40 Illinois College 20 Kalamazoo 26 Adrian 7 Albion 28 Ferris 6 Southern Illinois 34 Illinois St Normal 14 Millikin 27 Illinois Wesleyan If East Illinois 7 East Michigan 0 Omaha 33 St Benedict Kan 14 Doane 20 Dana 7 Midland 27 Concordia Neb 16 Kansas 42 Oklahoma State I Ashland 21 Wilmington 6 Minnesota 23 Michigan 20 Colorado 22 Oklahoma 14 Findlay 16 Defiance 8 Lenoir Rhyne 34 Wittenberg 14 Carroll Wis 19 North Central III 13 Western Illinois 26 Evansville 0 Earlham 80 Rose Poly 0 Manchester 20 Franklin 14 Taylor 14 Hanover 7 Indiana Central 7 Anderson 6 Butler 28 Indiana State 0 Valparaiso 28 Ball State 0 St Joseph's Ind 8 DePauw 7 Toledo 31 Kent State 22 Wheaton 22 Washington St Louis 9 Wichita 9 Tulsa 7 College uf Emporia 34 Friends 7 Ohio Wesleyan 13 Wabash 7 South Dakota St North Dakota St 12 St Oiaf 34 Knox 0 Augustana 23 Mornmgside 7 Detroit 41 Dayton SOUTH Georgia 16 Kentucky 15 Tennessee 20 Chattanooga 7 VM1 14 William Mary 7 Virginia Tech 10 Florida State Richmond 20 Davidson 0 South Carolina 26 Maryland 10 Wake Forest 21 Virginia 15 Georgia Tech 35 Tulane 0 Auburn 24 Ciemson 14 LSU 23 Florida 0 Hampton 37 Howard 0 North Carolina 19 Morgan State 7 Randolph-Macon 14 West Virginia Tech 0 Washington Lee 27 Emory fc Henry 0 Johns Hopkins 18 Hampden Sydney 8 Mississippi 47 Vanderbilt 0 Duke 17 North Carolina 0 West Kentucky 16 Fast Kentucky wesi neniucKy is rest Kentucky East Tennessee 13 Morhead Ky if Georgetown Ky 27 Millsapi 0 Sewanee 41 Centre 0 Elon 11 West Carolina 9 Newberry 19 Guilford 0 Virginia State 6 Virginia Union 9 Benedict 37 Miles Ala 6 Ferrum (Va) 13 Lees McRae 6 Jackson Miss State 14 Gramblmg 19 Morehouse 20 Clark Ga 12 Arkansas State 22 Murray Ky 14 Maryland State 32 Norfolk State 9 Florida A6M 60 South Carolina State 0 Presbyterian 37 Catawba 0 Furman 12 Wofford 7 Clafhn 8 Fayetteville (NC Teachers 0 West Liberty (W Va 39 Va State 6 Salem (W Va 45 Davis and Elkins 8 Middle Tennessee 13 Florence (Ala) State Wmston-Salem (N C) Teachers 20 Johnson Smith 12 Appalachian 16 East Carolina 14 West Texas State 27 Arizona 23 Mississippi State 23 Memphis State 16 North Carolina College 26 Shaw 0 Arkansas 42 Northwestern Louisiana 7 Mississippi Southern 33 Abilene Christian Howard (Ala 18 Caraon-Newman (Term 6 I Maryville (Teim) 22 Southwestern at Memphis 10 Louisiana Tech 21 Tennessee Tech 10 Howard (Ala) 18 Carson-Neman 6 Maryville 23 Southwestern 10 Temple 14 Hofstra 12 Alabama 17 Houston 0 Northwestern Louisiana 7 Arkansas 7 SOUTHWEST New Mexico 21 Air Force 6 Sam Houston 9 Southwest Texas Texas 34 Austin 13 Texas 23 Baylor 0 Southern Methodist 8 Texas Tech Arlington Tex 19 Trinity Tex 4 Texas 34 Rice 7 Alabama 17 Houston 0 East Texas State 20 Sul Ross I FAR WEST Southern California 14 Illinois 10 Oregon 7 Washington I Utah State 09 Idaho 0 San Jose 21 Washington State 19 Wyoming 13 Utah 6 UCLA 20 Stanford 0 Montana 22 Colorado State 19 Idaho State 14 Montana State 12 Colo College 34 Western State Colo 7 Whitworth IS Western Washington 0 Adams Colo State 7 Colo State Coll 9 Eastern Montana 38 Carroll Mont 6 Utah State Wins LOGAN Utah (AP) Unbeaten but once tied Utah State slaughtered Idahos Vandals 69-0 in an intersectional football game Saturday played in a swirling snowstorm Halfback Tommy Larscheid tin-chilled long enough to score three touchdowns and a two-point running conversion in the 10-touch-down romp 13 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Judge Dickson blasted across from the one to score the winning touchdown with 1:24 to go Saturday to give Minnesota a corned rom-be-hind 23-20 victory over Michigan The touchdown came seconds after a Minnesota drive had been halted on Michigans 9-yard line and it appeared the Wolves would hand Minnesota its first Big Ten setback of the season Michigans Bennie McRae then fumbled on the first play when smashed by safety Tom Teigen Dickson pounced on the loose ball then bulled over from the one on fourth down The victory left the Gophers with a 3-0 conference record and kept the venerable Little Brown Jug in Minneapolis Minnesota came to life in the final period trailing 20-8 Stephens hit end John Campbell for 46 yards and a touchdown and then the Gophers regained control of the ball Stephens rolled over again from the 10-yard line but the score was nullified by a motion penalty and Michigan held on the nine Dave Raimey sparked the Wolves to two of their three touchdowns his 27-yard broken field run in the second quarter giving the Wolves a 13-0 lead and his four-yard jaunt in the third period wrapping up the Wolverines scoring MicMtin 15 Minnesota ft ft is jj Wieh Tuncichff 8 run Bickle kick) Mich Raimey 27 run (kick failed) Mien Stephen! run (Campbell pats from Stephens) Mich Raimey 4 run (Bickle kick) Wm-Campbell 45 past from Stephens (Loechler kick) Rim-Dicksoa (I run) Hall past from Stephens) THE SCHEDULE OCTOBER 31 Surgoinsville at Bluff City NOVEMBER 7 -Lamar home 10 Blountville home 18 at Bluff City 17 Washington College home 9 20 RogersviUe away 24 Hampton nome 28 Lamar away DECEMBER 1 Lynn View away 6 Hampton away 8 Hokton Valley away 15 Unaka home 19 Sullivan away JANUARY 5 Holston High away 9 Blountville away 12 Ketron away 16 Bluff City home 19 Sullivan home 23 Lynn View home 26 Holston Valley home FEBRUARY 3 Holston High home 6 Ketron home 9 Bluff City away 1 6 RogersviUe home 16 Unaka away 20 Washington College away Oregon Defeats Washington PORTLAND Ore (AP) Oregon smothered the Washington passing attack and upset the Huskies 7-6 Saturday despite a last quarter comeback Washington did not complete a pass until the end of the third period and did not score until the closing minutes Oregon produced its winning points on just five plays in the second quarter of this defensive battle Halfback Monte i Fitchett of Oregon started Washingtons downfall by taking a punt in mid-field and returning it 32 yards to the Washington 34 From there quarterback Ron Veres took just four plays to get the score By HENRY JENKINS PINEY FLATS The Mary Hughes High School Lions launch their 1961-62 basketball schedule Tuesday night in a game with highflying Surgoinsville in the Blountville gymnasium Coach Dwight Mason who is beginning his sixth season at the Mary Hughes helm released a 26-game schedule for his cagers Mason who tutored the Lions to a 25-6 overall record last season and a second place tie finish in the Upper Lakes Conference with a 11-3 mark lost three starters but retaained the first two top scorers Graduation took both guards Bud Dempsey and Eddie Malone and a forward Harold Alison Five reserves also graduated Rudy Curd Roy Crussell Kent Wyatt Jerry Jones and Norman Ealey Retained were center Bill Wilson third-ranked scorer in the con Four MSU Gridders Face Action MEMPHIS (UPI) Four Mem phis State football players accused of roughing up the sports editor of the campus newspaper because they didnt like his predictions probably will go before a disciplinary committee Monday a university spokesman said The four players all members of the freshman team were accused of attacking sports editor Eddie Clinton of the Tiger Rag Clinton had predicted Memphis State would lose its game against Mississippi State Saturday night Clinton said the four grabbed him and shoved his date Mary Eikner against a wall Friday afternoon He said they tried to shave his head with an electric razor but it wouldnt start Don Coffey captain of Memphis States varsity squad stepped in and broke up the dispute The names of the players were not released but officials said they would be properly punished A spokesman for the athletic department said their case probably would be heard Monday by the universitys disciplinary committee composed of student and faculty members The payoff was a 57 yard pass play Reiley hitting Frederick on the 15 from where he went over to score A fumble gave Virginia the ball on the Wake Forest 24 late in the third period In eight running plays the Cavaliers had their touchdown quarterback Gary Cu-ozzo sneaking over from i foot out The big gainer of the series was a 10-yard sprint to the three by sophomore halfback Doug Thomson The Wake Forest ground game accounted for 248 yards Frederick and Winston Futch each adding 40 yards to the total Virginia held to 85 yards on the ground could do little better in die air The Cavaliers completed seven of 19 passes for only 35 yards The loss was the third straight in the conference for Virginia and extended its three year league losing record to 18 games Wake Forest coach Bill Hildebrand paid tribute to Virginia's defense which he said prevented 1 if vv Reiley Throws 2 Touchdowns To Pace Wake Forest Over Virginia 21 To 15 People who walk into our stock room are always amazed We stock over 1100 types of mufflers That means you can get a new' Midas Muffler installed in your car in just 15 minutes flat No waiting There's no installation charge and your muffler is guaranteed for as long as yo own your car And your Midas guarantee is honored wherever you drive-at Mida Muffler Shops from eoastto coast I It'S really that good Vi mums MUFFLER SHOPS If you ever need a replace ment all you pay Is a aervloe charge 889 Center Street Telephone Cl 5-4551 Open 8 AM to 6 PM Doil) WINSTON-SALEM NC (AP)-Quarterback Chuck Reiley completed only two of ten passes Saturday but both were for touchdowns to halfback Donnie Frederick as Wake Forest drove Virginia deeper into the Atlantic Coast Conference football cellar 21-15 Halfback Alan White scored the first Deacon touchdown and led their powerful ground attack by rushing 19 times for 131 yards two more than he gained all last year After Virginia halfback Bob Freeman returned a punt 70 yards for a touchdown to tie the score In the second quarter Reiley and Frederick went to work The Deacon got their big chance when they recovered a fumble on Virginia! 34 Reiley throwing from the 30 hit Frederick on the six and the slender halfback went the rest of the way The clincher came midway in the third quarter as Wake Forest stepped 75 yards in four plays the Deacons from running consistently One of the busiest individuals was fullback Tom Griggs of Virginia who puqted 11 times for an average of 337 yards In the closing minutes Wake Forest moved to a first down on Virginias 34 and appeared on the way to a fourth touchdown But the Cavliers braced finally stopping White for no gain on a fourth down smash at left tackle to take possession on their 27 Virginia coach Bill Elias referring to Wake Forests two touchdown passes called them Christmas gifts but they count just the1 same I was proud of our running defense and I am a little surprised that Wake Forest gained as much ground as it did" Virginia 0 7 1 915 Wake Forest 0 14 7 921 WF White 2 run (Walker kick) Va Freeman 70 punt return (Rowley kick) WF Frederick 30 pess from Reiley (Wal-ker kick) WF Frederick 87 pass from Reiley (Walker kick) Va Cuozzo I foot run (Aadrews pass from Fischer I Attendance 7000 i 1 (T-N Photo by Souders) HOMECOMING QUEEN-Miss DOROTHEA SMITH above is the 1961 Homecoming Queen of Douglass High school' She was crowned Saturday night at halftime of the Douglass-Jefferson City game at Fred Johnson Stadium She is a 17-year-old senior A.