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MORE Doubtful Sonny Jurgen-son with his ailing ankles taped tightly quarterbacked every Duke offensive play as the Blue Devils held heavily favored Navy to a 7-7 tie Saturday afternoon The Middies figured to give the twice-beaten Blue Devils a clean sweep down by 10 to 13 points discovered that Duke is a vastly different club with the Wilmington redhead calling the shots By BERMAN HELMS Observor Sports Writer FOREMAN FIELD Norfolk Va North Carolina's Tar heels shrugged off their futility and look eel considerably like a football team In whaling South Carolina 32-14 in the ninth annual Oyster Bowl game here Saturday afternoon be fore a sellout crowd of 25000 Quarterback Buddy Sasser and halfback Ed Sutton who have been long overdue for such a day were the lead horses for the hustling winners Sutton speeding 71 and 56 yards to two touchdowns and Sasser adding the three other scores on much shorter bursts of one seven and four yards Va els ok 3M -14 een ere ing 156 res ev ii i r-171 41111 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Gamecocks were dangerous to the very end and the battle frequently flamed Into a fierce fight id in 3't nd Ito SLOPPY Dick Hunter (22) of State runs back a Boston University punt 30 yards in the first period a the sloppy mud battle in Boston eluding a Terrier tackle who has bit the slush State's fast backs oared to a 40-13 victory the Wollpack's third straight victory after a rocky start Navy the nation's No 1 defender against an aerial attack was zeroed in on Duke's passing game and Jurgensen could hit none of six tries So he stuck to the ground and with fullback Bryant Aldridge oozing through the Navy line like an oiled eel racked up 199 yards overland Aldridge carried 22 times for 100 yards and scored the tying touch-Statistics Nay? nuke First downs 19 11 Rushing yardage 153 199 Passing yardage 177 0 Passes attempted 20 Passes completed 1 0 Passes intercepted bY 2 1 Punts 3 8 Punting average 29 29 Fumbles lost 1 0 Yards penalised 20 15 Halfback Carroll McClain dashed 70 yards and Mackie Prickett connected with Carl Braze II on a pass play covering 68 yards for South Carolinas two touchdowns Both teams found the ball harder to hold than a greased pig in the quite chilly November weather South Carolina lost the ball four times on fumbles while the Tar Heels surrendered possession three times on bobbles Ends Will Frye and Buddy Payne and tackles John Bilich and Jack Maultsby turned in terrific perfor a for os in Tar sree iyne Jack State's Scatbacks Tear Up Wet Turf To Rout Terriers Pat Mc Cool (70 a 7-7 standstill who has the ball carrier around the legs of Navy is shown The teams fought to (AP Wirephoto) HIGH AND Ronnie Falls lifts Navy fullback Vince Monto high on his shoulders in aturday's game at Baltimore Partially hidden is Duke tackle Doug Knotts down on a one-yard burst late in the third period after Navy's George Welsh had hit All-American end Ronnie Beagle with a 13- yard touchdown pass a few minutes earlier Statistics Parham laces ake Over Indians 13-7 111IW 11'Ne 125P First downs 12 12 Ruining yardags 24 lot Passing yardage 19 157 Passes attempted 4 26 sssss cnrnvioted 2 1 Intercepted )7 4 3 Punts 3 3 Punting averaga 122 394 Fumbles lost 3 4 Yards penalized 80 60 Se 12 lot 157 26 a 394 4 60 By DAVE O'HARA BOSTON --(P)-- A strong North Carolina State football team unleashed a horde of harddriving backs Saturday to overwhelm Boston University 40-13 in the mud and rain before a hardy crowd of 4000 at field The IVolfpack from the South struck for two touchdowns early 'tn North 'ClaerorliT nt the 7nsuceess in the opening period and went fully erupted for more than 30 on to easily register their third points straight victory Quarterback Eddie West and In victories over Villanova Fur halfbacks Dick Hunter and George man and Boston University tin Marinkov each scored twice but Wolfpack the back who drew the most at- has chalked up 10' tention was halfback Dick Christy points while holding the opposi a fancy-stepping sophomore tion to 23 In victories over Villanova Fur man and Boston University the Wolfpack has chalked up 107 points while holding the opposition to 23 Both teams failed on field goal attempts In the fading seconds and a key offside penalty prob ably kept Duke from scoring the winning touchdown a ith 1:30 left Statistics mances in the North Carolina line between them choking South Car olina's ground game and also con siderably cramping the Game cocks' aerial attack by putting great pressure on the passers line Car itting a gain of 151 yards in 20 carries The Deacons gained 238 yards rushing end only 19 through the air as they completed 2 of 10 passes Two were intercepted William and Mary rushed for 95 yards and added 92 more through the air as the Indians completed 6 of 14 passes 1101 1V1 13 95 t38 92 19 14 19 6 2 8 8 313 286 8 1 30 91 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted Punts Punting average Fu hies lost Yards penalized SECTION NOVEMBER 5 1955 Christy sensational scatback for the Southerners retained his team's ground gaining leadership with his 103 yards his season's record now stands at 64 carries for 440 yards or 69 yards per carry Marinkov junior halfback also brought up his season's mark to 215 yards on 47 totes for a 46 average By NOEL YANCEY WAKE FOREST Halfback John Parham streaked 66 yards to set up one Wake Forest touchdown which he scored from the two and then recovered a fumble to set up the winning score as the Deacons triumphed over William and Mary 13-7 Saturday The Deacons favored by two touchdowns had to come from behind late in the final quarter to take their victory from the underdog Indians A crowd of 4500 turned out to see the game the final contest for the Deacons here in Groves Stadium Next year they are scheduled to move to a new campus at Grid Scores Navy had cruised from its own 15 to the Duke 11 with five minutes left before the Blue Devil line rose up and pushed the Tars back to 24 Ned Oldham assayed a field goal from there but Hal McElhaney blocked it Bob Pascal scooped up the bounding ball and returned 29 yards to the Navy 49 Pascal and McElhaney got a first down on the 38 and from there Aldridge carried four straight for first and goal on the Middie 10 The entire Duke line jumped off-sides on the next play however and after Pascal and Aldridge had been held to six yards in three blasts Jim Nelson tried a field goal His boot was wide to the left leaving both teams time enough to kill desperation pass attempts with interceptions Christy set up the first touch down tallied at 3:45 of the first period when he returned the Statistics NC 14 15 2O 112 98 173 7 23 12 bY 0 2 5 4 31 30 1 3 75 45 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted Punts Punting average Fumbles lost Yards penalized 'Mat downs lashing yardage 'ang yardage 'asses attempted 'asses completed 'asses intercepted 'unts 'tinting average umbles lost Cards penalized Dick Hunter State's potent left halfback retained his scor ing leadership with two TD's Bunter has now 4crossed the goal line seven times for 42 points kickoff 28 yards to the State 45 and two plays later romped 15 yards to the Boston 35 READ 'EM WEEP North Carolina 32 South 14 Duke 7 Navy 7 Harvard 7 Princeton 6 Yale 14 Army 12 Kansas State 46 Kansas 0 Detroit 20 Marquette 7 Tennessee 7 Georgia Tech 7 Vanderbilt 34 Kenutucky 0 Arkansas 10 Rice 0 Illinois 25 Michigan 6 Tulsa 17 Houston 14 Stanford 28 Southern Cal 20 California 20 Washington 6 Catawba 20 Wofford 6 Albany State 21 Florida Normal 14 Kentucky State 19 Mississippi Industrial 6 Centre 28 Sewanee 0 Eastern Kentucky 7: Western Kentucky 0 Middle Tennessee 33 Murray State 28 Jacksonville (Ma) St 21 WU ham Carey 0 Carson-Newman 13 Maryville 7 Tulane 27 Alabama 7 Louisville 37 Morehead (Ky) 12 Mississippi 39 Memphis State 6 Northwestern (La) State 28 Northeast (La) State 7 Southwestern Louisiana 21 Lou isiana College 14 In the third period both teams missed good scoring chances Wake Forest fullback Gerald Huth returned the second half kickoff 27 yards to the William and Mary 49 Consoles passed 12 yards to end Tommy Whims and Parham circles right end for 14 yards to the 21 Halfback Bill Barnes circled left end to the 3 On the next play Barnes fumbled The ball bounced into the end zone and Sanner recovered Later William and 'Mary started a drive on its 45 Quarter: back Secules passed 30 yards to Brodie on the Deacon 23 The drive carried to the 12-before it faltered Henley was William and Mary's workhorse gaining 53 yards in 13 carries The passing combination of Secules to Brodie was good for 64 yards in two completions With the fourth period half over it looked as if William and Sutton who lugged the ball 13 times and savagely tore for 123 yards was voted the most outstanding player on the field by sports writers and sportscasters Once again it was a lick struck by their defensive team which got the Tar Heels off and running Late in the first quarter South Carolina in possession on its own 11 sent Bill Tarrer back into the end zone to kick out on fourth down But the Gamecock halfback juggled the snap from center and the eager Maultsby swarmed on his fumble for the Tar Heels on the one-yard line On first down from there Sasser leaped through left tackle for the Tar Heels: first touchdown Ken Keller's try for the extra point was wide of the mark with 3:53 left in the opening period With just seconds left In the quarter the North Carolinians struck for their second tally Sutton gripped a pitch out from Sasser headed for the left sidelines and raced 71 yards to score as his blockers swept his path clean of gamecocks 0 Keller again kicked wide of the mark and the Tar Heels were out front 12-0 with 36 seconds remaining in the first round 11 13 123 out 1 by ters truck got Late Caro 11 end min jug id the his the from I left first for the ening i the nians Sas Mines Is his an of of feels I 36 first Veteran quarterback and flinger Eddie West only went to the airlines seven times but hit for six completions Thus for the season West has thrown 54 passes and completel 29 for an accuracy mark of over 50 per cent West also scored two TD's North Carolina State did most of its heavy damage in the first half Statistically State piled up 220 of its total 307 yards and 95 of its 96 yards from passing CAROLINAS Wake Forest's vaunted passing attack faltered end the Deacons had to rely on Parham's sparkling running to score their fourth victory of the season with three losses and a tie They already have had their best season since 1952 William end Mary dominated the first quarter and late in the period staged a drive that carried tp the Wake Forest 1 yard line After stopping the drive on the final play of the period the Deacons went 99 yards in 9 plays Parham set it up with a 66-yard run to the WSIM 10 Three plays later he circled right end two yards for the touchdown All told the elusive 183-pounder carried the ball 12 times and pick ed up a total of 103 yards His performance was remarkable because of the mud and the many small pools on the field Boston University's running attack was smothered by a hard-charging Wollpack line and the watery grounds The Terriers were forced to take to the air and broke into the scoring column in the third period when trailing 34-0 Quarterback Phil O'Connell passed to end John Bredice for a 43-yard scoring play and Capt Ken Ilagerstrom raced 12 yards up the middle for the only Boston tally EAST Welsh was everything he was supposed to be at quarterback for the Sailors and hit 12 of 20 passes for 177 yards Ile had a whole fleet of fine receivers with Beagle a really great target Beagle was boxed by two defenders Oliver Rudy and Dale Boyd on the touchdown toss and made an outstanding grab on the two and fell backwards for the score The Middies also added 153 rushing yards with 84 of that coming in the evenly matched scoreless first half Both teams moved the ball well in the first two periods but each missed on vital fourth down tries Elon 51 Newport News 7 Emory Henry 40 West Caro tins 7 Clemson 21 Virginia Tech 16 Wake Forest 13 William Mary Turn To Page 3 Col 2 Boston onlokers gave much credit to the consistent playing of State's line and especially to the right side Repeatedly Al D'Angelo John Turn to Page 3-B Col 1 In romping to its third straight Turn to Page 4B Col 4 WILLIAM AND MARY Left Riley Left Waksmunstd Left Brantley Rush Right Banes Hicks Right Right Grieco Left Sherman Right Duff Bonfardin BASE FORSET 7 7 Duke 7 Navy 7 State 40 Boston 13 North Carolina 32 South Carolina 14 Citadel 13 Newberry 7 Richmond 19 Davidson 0 Shaw 7 Bluefield State 7 Lees McRae 26 Gardner-Webb 7 Elizabeth City TC 20 Fayetteville IC 15 1 Allen 31 Benedict 0 Appalachian 27 Guilford 6 College 26 State 7 Winston-Salem TC 13 St Augustine 0 Tampa 33 East Carolina 14 Catauba 20 Wolford 6 William and Mary took the kickoff and scored 10 plays later Fullback Doug Henley bulled 23 yards to the Deacon 47 and quarterback Tom Se cules passed 634 yards to end Walt Brodie on the Deacon 20 to feature the drive Henley plunged over from the two for the score Left Left Johnson Left Viola Moore Right Claxton Right Rights Brewster Carpenter Left Barham Right halfbacks Barnes Tragagline Hillenbrand Cornell 20 Brown 7 Notre Dame 46 Penn 14 Yale 14 Army 12 Dartmouth 14 Columbia 7 Harvard 7 Princeton 6 Muhlenberg 7 Temple 6 Lehigh 39 VMI 0 Pitt 18: Virginia 7 Lafayette 16 Rutgers 7 Colgate 35 Bucknell 7 Bates 20 Colby 12 Juniata 47 trove City 0 Penn State 21 Syracuse 20 Geneva 6 Lycoming 0 Shippensburg (Pa) TC 26 Kutztown (Pa) TC 6 Massachusetts 17 Brandeis 6 Maine 54 Bowdoin 8 Vermont 6 Middlebury 0 Tufts 31 Rochester 0 Bolling AFT 26 Shaw AFB 0 Maryland St 3: Delaware St 0 Westminster 34 Allegheny 0 Drexel 31 Western Maryland 13 Haverford 19 Union 13 Bloomsburg (Pa) TC 7 California (Pa) IC 6 Lincoln (Pa) 6 SI Paul (Va) 0 Albright 27 Lebanon Valley 12 Susquehanna 21 Wagner 19 Buffalo 39 St Lawrence 12 Bridgeport 6 New Britain TC 0 National Aggies 20 Ga 0 Delaware 31 Gettysburg 0 Carnegie Tech 12 Franklin Marshall 0 Worcester Tech 28 Norwich 0 Springfield 18 New Hampshire Late in the second quarter Sutton circled under a South Car ohne punt by Tarrer on the NC 44 hit for the left sidelines again and skipped 56 yards to the third Tar heel touchdown Keller boot ed good this time and it was 19-0 with 3:40 left in the half Frank Destino returned the the Gamecock 30-yard line and on first down the fleet McClain sailed around left end and romped 70 yards behind crisp blocking for the first South Carolina score Joe Silas added the point as the clock showed 3:12 remaining before intermission North Carolina surged 37 yards for its fourth touchdown early in the third period Sasser charging through right tackle for the last seven yards Keller had no chance to kick the point as a bad snap from center zoomed high 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25-6 4 Michigan State defeated Purdue 27-0 5 UCLA defeated College of Pacific 310 6 Notre Dame defeated Pennsylvania 46-14 7 West Virginia defeated George Washington (Friday) 13-7 8 Georgia Tech was tied by Tennessee 7-7 2: Navy was tied by Duke 7-7 10 Texas Christian was idle 4 4 904 1 4'11 I Alfred 19 Kin g's Point 0 resleyan 40 Williams 21 0 I Shepherd (WVa) 56 Dist of Arkansas St TC 13 Memphis Columbia TC 0 Navy 2 1 Clarbin (Pa) TC 20 Slippery Morgan State 13 Virginia Union Rock (Pa) TC II 16 West Virginia Wesleyan 21 Po-Florida State 16 V1llanov 13 a tomae State 12 1 Xavier (La) 35 Clark (Ga) I i Tuskopo 13 Wks tort to Fags I-11 Col 2 Mackie had to retreat a con siderable distance before firing as the Tar Heel line poured in nn him Brazell made the catch bark nn the South Carolina 27 and actually romped 73 yards to pay Turn i6 Page 6-B Cot 1 a con firing red in catch 27 and io pay Col 1 Bill Weston (56) of USC follows as Tar Heel fullback Don Lear (43) blocks out a would-be 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