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0r1PPAgprimPegPvirmlrgrgrimimewrionrwPqr-VommiRmrmmgpowmpuviprolyfrqr cht Charlotte Obstrorr Sunday Sept 111955 SD 955 50 1 1 Cas key Brazell Spark USC OverWollord Eleven 26-7 SC 7 4 41 wit rt71 --)0 APIROOW ArOleliri 6-41WHOolOWIP4100Malmerilinteoloof4rOmp 4 IA 40wilmedibmwateliMWOPewomage40 meoloAll 40101 Allg016111101111rmitalo0041000 -490ktiouliv 44441100 4000110 414 JO' 44r6o zrol4--i- re 10 it 40 uwo Anik t- Aaamindbmoomagiaamaat 0 i 4pa qp 4 I I A- 0okonin0etswiewe 410111k 4 1440441444111 'a' 7 --44 whel toommoviesm000to7 4 'I 4 4Av 4 410110 414 10 I)' Iro 031 014--I-re 11414 4 i APIROM if-) 001140 400140100640NonteliMWOMPOWWW1140M01114PAOlk 404AV dowto or 71110ri'C10v 1) 44Dc I hts la stab I I 1 11 4IP) 33 Miff 0 Al-Ica COLV)IBIA South Carolina's stellar halfbacks Carl Brazen and Mike Caskey led their Atlantic Coast Conterenel team to 28 opening game football Will ovor rturdy Wofford College before 15000 here Saturday night caCrOolLir 81B18Atetl- Ca Tatrl Brazell and Mike Caskey led their Atlantic Coast Conferenes team to a 26-7 opening game football Win ovor rturdy Wofford College before 15000 acre Saturday night guard from the twolard line for the touchdown End Weyland Burns converted Wolford held South Carolina scoreless in the second period mostly on the recovery of two South Carolina fumbles In the same period the visItcra twice stopped South Carolina just shod of the goal by holding for downs 'once on the 5 and again on the IL in guard iron the two- ar line for guthe toucbdown Elnd Weyland Burns converted Wofford held South Carolina scorele scoreless In the second period MOS 1Y On the recovery of two I South Carolina fumbles In the stoptle UM stopped South taerolT1111111tCjilrlig tVishrtql of tbe goal by holding for downs once on the 5 and again on the IL keep plays In a 98-yard drive spread over the third and fourth quarters to sot the stage for NI back Jim Jarratt's 2-yard scoring plunge Jarrett converted 'Halfback George Lawrence and Frank De Prete reeled oft substan tial gains in an 80-yard scoring march by Wofford in the third period Lawrence smashed over keep lays In a 9a-yard drive sprepscl over the third and fourth' quarters to sot the stage for NI back Jim Jarrett's 2-yard scoring plunge Jarrett converted 011411back George Lawrence and DePrete reeled off substan an yard scoring tial gains in I march by Wofford in the thirdl period Lawrence smashed over' I i -4 4 eot keg 1 ''''2'AliffamoomontwaRemonotrefogitAlkationow OkittiA10k 0' 1 700y di tari RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SALES REPRESENTATIVE you can sell yourself but aro losing many sales because of competitive situation here is your chance to realize the moist out of your selling know-bow with one of the leading firms in one of the nation's largest and fastest growing Indus tries NO CANVASSING Call on established industrial accounts and prospects without worrying about price-cutting competition 4 i -S lAt dit)1 i (r to i (' -1(t) -4--------- ----77 Pre If 11'-0-44 I -2-- 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Carolina to two more touchdowns' Wofford sandwiched Its score in between Dall's It and Dilard passes to end Julius Derrick set up a liard scoring plunge by Caskey In the third period Derrick con verttd Bunch gained consistently on Brozen scored on an run in the second South Carolina! play from scrimmage Caskey fol- lowed up with a 4S-yard scorIng 4s 1 I jaunt the next time South Carolina no STATISTICS 4 WotO I Waling Resales rdue 114 147 a pi sardase Is Passes sateseis41 11 14 oestpleisd ted a Inlesoop to Paa4a Pestle( 4 I Yards PO441114 It remibm4hua got the ball after Intercepting a i Wofford pass Quarterbacks Jack Hall and Bob--! by Bunch filling in for injured Mackie Fricke steered South Carolina to two more touchdowns Wofford sandwiched its score in 1 between CLEMSON footbAl Tigers opened their season with a 33-0 victory over Presbyterian Saturday night in a game that saw the visitors hold the Atlantic Coast conference team scoreless in the second and third quarters i Frank Howard beginning his 11 0 Hith year as Clemson head coach rill Spurts- saw his team outrushed 169 yards to 159 as the defense did not show the same sharp edge that To 'trounce last year won for Clemson the No 4 spot in the nation in ground de tense ears 27-7 Five pthlaryeeersinscooerendrithteguteauticehr do A and two in the last six minutes of PITTSBURGH Fullback the finer period before a crowd of Bob Grier and third string half le 000 back Dick Bowen and a blazing sun took the steam out of Cali Presbyterian's attack was stalled fornia Saturday and enabled Pitt es three tour lost tumblree ol to storm from behind for a 27-7 which set up Clemson scores A victory over the Bears with three pass interception led the way to touchdowns in the final period another Tiger tally In an intersectional football battle Halfback Joe Pagliel was the Bowen a 196-pound sophomore star of the first scoring thrust He from nearby White Oak Pa and returned a punt $4 yards to the Grier a towering senior from Presbyterian 44 The touchdowr Massillon Ohio each scored twice came when quarterback Don King Bowen took a six-yard heave from after racing around his left' end NI quarterback Corney Salvaterra for nine yards tossed a lateral to one score and raced eight yards In the final period for another au stics al 4 Grier plunged over from the one in the second quarter and scooted Presbyterian Clemeez 32 yards in the final period purgindgowynasrdate II 13 lea 159 The Bears scored their lone Passim yardage 17 123 touchdown in the first 3e minutes Passes ttempted I 14 7 of the game alter a fumble by ti: 1 Tr pc el eptd4 3 5 1 Grier on California's 45 Four Punts 5 4 plays later Hugh MaGuire a sec- 0284 SI ond string quarterback and a sure Yards penalized 30 I prise starter passed 30 yards to Pullet who scampered 18 yardi Bill Vallotton for the touch for the score down Vallotton recovered the fumble by Grier Nick Poppin con Late in the first period Clem verted son moved 41 and 37 yards to A shirt-sleeved crowd of 34976 score King passed to end Joe saw the Panthers making their Bowen 13 yards for one touch 1955 debut under new coach John down and halfback Lem McLen sly Michelosen outplay the Bears don ran 34 yards for the other in every department aster a fumble recovery on the Presbyterian's attack was stalled by four lost fumbles three of which set up Clemson scores A pass interception led the way to another Tiger tally Halfback Joe Pag liel was the star of the first scoring thrust He returned a punt $4 yards to the Presbyterian 44 The touchdown came when quarterback Don King after racing around his left end for nine yards tossed a lateral to atatistics 4 Presbyterian Clemson First downs I 13 Rushing yardage lea 159 Passing yardage 17 123 Passes demoted I 14 completed 3 7 Intercepted Le 2 1 Punts 5 4 Punting average 428 350 Fumbles lost 4 0 Yards penalized 30 Paglial who scampered 18 yards tor the score Late in the first period Clem son moved 41 and 37 yards to score King passed to end Joe Bowen 13 yards for one touch down and halfback Lem McLen don ran 34 yards for the other after a fumble recovery on the CLEMSON season with a a game that ku team scoreles 1-41 Pitt To T1 Bears PITTSBURG Bob Grier ant back Dick Bo mut took the fornia Saturda to storm from victory over touchdowns ir In an intersect Bowen a from nearby Grier a tow Massillon Ohic Bowen took a I quarterback Cc one score and In the final 1 Grier plunged in the second 32 yards in I The Bears touchdown in of the game Grier on Cal plays later Hu ond string qua prise starter Bill Vallotto: down Vallott fumble by Gril verted A shirtsleel saw the Pant 1955 debut und sly Michelosen in every depa footbp11 Tigers opened their visitors hold ictory over Presbyterian Saturday night in the Atlantic Coast conference Al aecond and third quarters 1 7---- Frank Howard beginning his Hith year as Clemson head coach is team outrushed 169 yards saw his to 159 as tbe defense did not show the same sharp edge that nee 4 spot la the nation in ground de last year won for Clemson the No tense Five players scored the touch 111:11 downs three In the first quarter id a blazing le Fullback and two la the last six minutekof the find period before ore a crowd string half out of Cali Presbyterian a attack was stalled enabled Pitt by four lost fumbles three of a for a 27-7 which set up Clemson scores A final eriod 3 with three pass interception led the way to another Tiger tally lotball battle UnIckenir Tr DartItett teft Ma Build a future for yourself with a 23-year-o1d company which has top reputation and prestige Many employee benefits available such as profit-sharing retirement program paid vacations participating group life and hospitalization insur ance and many others STARTING SALARY: $450 per month plus car and expenses QUALIFICATIONS: Two years college or equivalent sales experience must be neat in appearance and manners must be aggressive REPLY IMMEDIATELY TO BOX C-I2 Charlotte Observer Build a future for yourself with a 23-year-old company which has top reputation and prestige Many employee benefits available such as profit-sharing retirement program paid vacations participating group life and hospitalization intur a ancend many others STARTING SALARY: $450 per month plus tar and expenses PITT'S DICK BOWEN appears to be dancing the fourth quarter against California Satur as he flings his right leg high but actually he's day Charging in to tackle him are Don clicking off a seven-yard gain around end in 7 -7 Wheateoft (79) and Art Forbes Fitt won 27-7 4 1 1 1 4 c9 ol 1 Cij 9 51111 ammo 4 Racebbrse Georgia Tech Club Spills PowerfulMiahli 14216 Lineupi A- ww i 1 I 1 tat TO- kr ha th AC I tu am Ta Sus 11 13f to 1r4 he elf i Lye )n nd td9 1Ce 5 5 :0 II 1 1 Ga Tech TIM downs 17 JO Rushing yardage 231 1 Passing yardage 2 14 Passes attempted I Passes completed I Passes htterespted 02 0 Pints 4 11 Punting 41 441 Fumbiss last I Timis penalised 65 40 Miami Ga Tech int downs 11 36 nehing yardage 141 Ia using yardage ta 11 asses attempted lust 141usiltsd I I 'asses intercepted lir 1 1 'lints 4 unting 41 411 ambles lost I 'arts penalised 15 40 Mefferd lMt Bums Richardmn1 Maw carpenter Left Bums Floyd Left Bo ilond Hammack Aughtry lents Mooney ham Right Cspes Right Right Jones Cleveland SOB Left Bight Lawrence De Prete Tul Burnett Koss loth Carolina Left Trick Tredmick Left Schwartz Byers Left 1'4 Weston Addl eon Crowley 4 Right Vloyd Bullard Right Merck Right Derrick Ishulstet Bunch Left Tamer Desthte Right McCalin Barrett Adams Johnson reg iollond-TiaMmack Il Authill knit Moo llaY ham a lithit iiearnkirnficrn Cum Right Jaaal Clavalaads Still Lett Sight Lawrence Greene DePrata Bursitis Kollepli Smith Carolina Left Trick Tredelick Lett Schwartz Byers Liu 1'4 Weston Addi Ma Crowley Right lloyd Bullard Right Merck Right emi Derrick Sehulster Bunch Tarr'' Duthie Right McCalin Remit Adams Johnson 7 Remit Adams Johnson Statistics fullback by both feet at about the 2 but he wasn't big enough to hold him Line stars for the Hurricanes included guards Bob Cunio Kohut end tackle Charles Hutchings Hutchings once broke through and batted down a Mitchell 'pass almost before it left the quarterback's hands Fullback Dicky Mattison was Tech's top gainer with -48 yards in 10 tries Rouviere led Miami with 79 on 17 carries while Bossel er had 72 in 14 attempts Miami 0 0 I 0 Georgia Tech 7 0 0 7-11 Miami scoring: Touchdown Boaseler (13 run) Georgia Tech scoring: Touch down Rotenberry (48 punt ye-turn) Morris (25 runback of Intercepted pass) Conversions: Mitchell 2 Wofford I I I South Carotins IS Wilford scoring: Touchdowns Law retire iL plunge) Conversion Wayland Burns south Carotin scoring: Touchdowns Brazen Or run Ceske (at runt plunge) Jarrett plunge) Convey alone Derrick Jarrett New Liaht Or log-Wool FLANNEL Holds It's Shape eP '14: "4 fullback by both feet at about Statisti cs qt i the 2 but he wasn't big enough Alen Laht Orl 1 op-Woot to hold him Line stars for the Hurricanes included guards Bob 11 Cunio Kohut and tackle Charles Hutchings Hutchings once broke through and batted down a Mitch- ell pass almost before it left the i 1 quarterback's hands Fullback Dicky Mattison was i Tech's top gainer with -48 yards Bolds It' Shape in 10 tries led Miami I with 79 on 17 carries while Bossel- er I 72 in 14 tt aempts 0 0 0-0 Miami 6a Georgia Tech 7001 ---1 Miami scoring: Touchdown Boa Woltforti 6 1 I 1 seler (13 run) South Carotins IS III 1-111 Georgia Tech scoring: Touch- Wolfo 1 scoring: Touchdowns Law down Rotenberry (48 punt re- relics trl plunge) Conversion Wesvland turn) Morris (25 runback of Bug Carolina scoring: Touchdowns i intercepted pass) Conversions: Brazen 111 run) Caskey 1 (11 runt li plunge) Jarrett (I plunge) Conver ''4" 4 41 Mitchell 2 1 mom Derrick Jarrett gt -1 0 wwwen I --o- I gla Tech 7 0 0 7-11 1 1 ami scoring: Touchdown Bos- Wofford a 6 1 0-0 i (17 run) South Caroli 14 ne Is 7 i Drgia Tech scoring: Touch- Wolford scoring: Touchdowns Lao I I Rotenberry (48 punt re- rem (I idolise) Conversion Waland Borne Morris (25 runback of south Carolina scaring: Touchdowns i cepted pass) Conversions: Brazen (IL run) Cashes ted runt li I bell 2 Ploosei Jarrett (t skittle) Coaver atom Derrick Jarrett Irit "He'S i 7 vpa 6z i 4: 1 (a 01 By MERCER BAILEY ATLANTA Tech's Yellow Jackets ombing a healthy helping of luck with typical speed a smartness whipped powerful Miami 144 Saturday in a corking season opening football headliner Tech turned a fair catch interference ruling into a 48-yard touch down run by halfback Paul Rotenberry and an intercepted pass into a 24-yard scoring gallop by center Jimmy Morris A sellout crowd of 40000 and television viewers watched the nation's first color football telecast 1 Except for those two examples of cash-the-breaks play Miami's Hurricanes dominated the-game with their groundgulping series running more than twice as many plays as Tech 37 After Presbyterian dominated play through much of the second and third periods Clemson broke' loose in the last six minutes of the fourth Quarterback Charlie Bussey hit 'end Walt Laraway with a 19-yard scoring pass after a fumble was recovered on the 22 Fullback Bill O'Dell powered 17 yards for the last score after a Presbyterian fumble on 16 30 PRESBYTERIAN Left Jackson Preto Leahy Loft Cripple Ng Loft Guards-17ampton SkrigleY California 7 0 0 7 Pitt 7 0 20-27 California Pitt California scoring touch downs: Vallotton (30 pass from MaGuire) conversions: Poppin Pitt Touchdowns: Crier 2 plunge 32 run) Bow en 2 46 pass from Salvaterra 8 run) Conversions: Lewis Bags znery Paluck California downs: Valid MaGuire) cor Pitt sc ori Grier 2 (I pl: en 2 46 pass run) Convert mery Paluck WEAN THE NEW TREND SWAM THE NEW TREND '-s sN: L4Wt4i1WWC41Ze4EUCIItSrltCtt'M Ma222MaNataanCOM211tC2Matax to mark the foul Rotenbeiry grabbed the bounding ball and went 48 yards behind good block ing Hurricane halfback Whitey Rou viere an hopeful was the most impressive runner Oh tbe field banging out good chunks of yardage on almost every carry But he was only a shade more eye-catching than Tech's Stan Flowers a sophomore wear ing the apt nickname of "Big Train" Flowers slammed through the stingy lifiami defense' three times for 10-yard gains Miami is noted for its ball-con trol type of play and the Hurricanes proved they have the power to make it work With Bono figlio and Bosseler a driving run nor collaborating beautifully on the deception which puts the drive in high gulf Miami ran 81 plays and bad a net of 279 yards Tech ran only 32f plays for a net of 166 Halfback Jimmy Tbompsoa the 5-foot4 sensation of Techi televised victory over Alabama last year was a marked man He never managed to break away Bosseler scored his touchdown over Thompson quite a rarity in itself Little Jimmy a had the charging 200-pound to mark the foul Botenbeiry grabbed the bounding ball and went 48 yards behind good block- ing i Hurricane halfback Whitey Rou- Fiere an All-America hopeful vas the most impressive runner 11 the field banging out good of yardage on almost every But he was only a shade nore eye-catching than Tech's tan Flowers a sophomore wear ng the apt nickname of "Big Ponr et ri oinssftA1 Thompson quite a rarity in Little Jimmy a had the charging 200pound tattersall check shorts 7 briefs tattersall check ia snorts 7 oriels 4Share-Honors In Blind Bogey Jack Horton Bryce Ryan Ray Silvers and 'Cruse won six balls apiece by firing 751 Satur day in the Eastwood Club blind bogey Avery Lazenby Gene Rad George Sheppard Ram Hooper and Bill Sigmon had 745 to win two and Ed Cato Malcolm Hicks Henry Short and Rick Rawlinson WO two apiece with 785 4Shan In Bhn Jack Hortot Stivers and balls apiece day in the I bogey Avery Lat George Shepi and Bill Sigm and Ed Cat Ivry Short vim two apit vI Id I I II 1 But except for fulback Don I Bosseter's third-period 13 -yard touchdown run the Miamians couldn't find the end zone Ed Oliver missed the conversion at tempt and until less than a minute of the game remained it looked as if that one point would be the margin of 'Tech victory' But with 58 seconds left Morris snared a pass by quarterback Mario Bonoliglio and barreled it over Miami Went into the game rated 9th nationally in the Associated Press pre-season poll Tech was ranked inth Tech's first score came in the sixth minute when Tech fullback Ken Owen signaled for a free catch of a Miami punt but was tackled by Joe Kohut As the umpire threw down the flag I 11 1 In fine combed cotton knit Tattersal checks add a tasteful touch of color to Carter's combed cotton lenit underwear a wonderfully soft and absorbent material that's new to Charlotte men it's completely washable never needs iron Ang and it's Carter-set so It won't shrink out of "fit" Try this new approach to underwear comfortl tailored by arfor In fine combed cotton knit Tattersal checks add a tasteful touch of color to Carter's combed cotton temt outerwear a wonaertuily Inft and absorbent material that's new to Char-lotto men it's completely washable never needs iron Ang and it's Carter-set so It won't shrink out of "pt" Try this new approach to underwear itzlinrst1 tCel' cotrtv SOT 'RUPP IMMINIP 1111 gal" ta I it Stephenson Centers-v(3 Sluts len Raddix Right l'sacriog Poe Right Lee Kline Right Alexander Baugh-in? Tager Aycock Left Benson Arm strong Right Yoder Webb Nichols Meigter CLEMSON Left Wall Jordan Left Seale Push Left Greene Kaltenbach Pilaster Bunter iliteinbrecher Right Thomas Me Canteen Greene Right Hudson Thom aeon Right Smith Rivers Bonen Barbers Left McLendon Few Right Griffith Rogers Spooner Rhinehart Score by periods: I I I 1 I t- 1 1 411114 a CCC WOMEN'S EVENT CARDED The Charlotte Country Club will bold a one-day women's Member-Guest golf tournament Tuesday Sept 21 with a large field expected Club members will play with invited guests and the one-day autumnal event will replace tbe annual women's invitation tourney usually held each spring CCC If ITN The Char will bold a Member-Gu ment Tuesd large field gbueerssts wailnld nal event wi women's Inv ally held ea Presbyterian Ciemion 0- 8 20 0 0 13-83 tlor I boxer I 4:17 'SPEED SPEED SPEED' TechRctit'ElltRagged Sighs Sad Gustafson Clemson scoring (V lateral run from King) Bowen (13k paserun from King) McLendon (34 run) Laraway (19 pass-run from Bussey)i O'Dell (17 run) Conversions: KW 2 Bussay shorts $1:56 1' 1 I I i I Tailored for tom plete comfy and freedom of move- Inentt with all found elastic waist Sizes 30 to 44 Mitnted le engn teedom of -tno- v-e--' fnent with all found elastic vaist Sizes 30 0 44 Qualifying Continues At Municipal Course Bill Hodge Is leading qualifiers for the annual club championship at Municipal Golf Course with a 71 Qualifying will end October 2 with players getting off one match a week Oualifyi At Muni Bill Hodge for the annu al tMQu i at! 7 2 with plal match a we 2 with players getting off one match a week li1213- tlfr ittlia 4 I 1 4 I It i nil 4 1 1 wpt I I t-te i 4 -)y tle bad blown on the fair catch In the first quarter which Tech's Paul Rotenberry turned into a 48-yard touchdown? 28 Sophs At INC CHAPEL HILL Twenty-eight sophomores are listed on this season's University of North Carolina football roster Sixteen are listed for duty in the backfield lina football roster Sixteen are listed for duty in the backfield By VERNON BUTLER A'rLANTA speed speed" sighed a crestfallen Andy Gustafson Saturday after watching his Miami football team fall 14-6 to lightning-fast Georgia Tech "Tech has a smart team with tremendous speed" the Miami coach said "I thought their-backs saved them offensively and defensively" Gustafson sitting on a grail sy bank outside the dead-quiet Miami dressing room return ed again and again to the mat ter of Tech speed "Fast and smart they're all of that- and you Just can't afford to make mistakes against them" Gustafson thought a tackle that sophomore halfback Stan Flowers made late in the third quarter was in the nature of a game-saver The Tech rookie stopped Miami halfback John Bookman Just short of a first down and stalled a Hurricane drive while the outcome of the nationally televised game was still very much in doubt "That Flowers must be aw- fully swift" the Miami coach said "because Bookman is one of the fastest backs around" to lightning-fast watching his Miami football team fa fall Georgia Tech "Tech has a smart team with coach thought tremendous speed" the Miami ai their backs saved them offensively and defensively" Gustafson sitting on a grafi sy an outside eaquiet Miami dressing room return ed again and again to the mat bank id the dead quiet ter of Tech speed 4 they're Fast an smart of that and you just can't al- ford to make mistakes against theGmuitafson thought a tackle at sophomore halfback Star! 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