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fOle 1 i 1 r' 1 1 I NC Der Tat Ales Terts cs Stun Tigers Upset Ii 4 1 I 7 I II Tar Heels Post 14-8 Triumph 1s 08 1 i )1 11 ake ith By WILTON GARRISON Observer SPOtit letter CLEMSON A doughty band of Deacons from Wake Forest shook off Death Valley's kiss of doom and stunned Clemson 17-13 in one of Saturday's major football upsets of nation The victory broke a 10-game winning skein the Tigers have held over the Deacs and also snapped a seven-game losing streak for Wake The Deacs also set some other records It was a well-knit and inspired defense which did the job for the Deacs hitting their peak In a losing season as they have done so often against Clemson in the 4k Statistics Maryland WC 9 drilla 62 1411 days Ina 46 911 4-16 canted SY 3 3 3-33 7-23 it 2 I uteri 55 111 Yardage Yardage intercepted Sp NC IP IS 62 1411 164 46 07 4-16 3 3 43 743 3 I SS LI PI Rat Rushing Passing Passes Passes Punts Fumbles Lest Yards Penalized Snaps 17-13 past The Dears survived a flock of damaging penalties to suddenly become a football team too Statistics cf wf' First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Intercostal St Punts Fumbles Lest Yards Penalised IS 141 121 I-23 a 16 206 67 4-10 0 7404 0 3S I-391 1 77 CLEMSON I i 6--13 WAKE FOR EST I 41 11-47 14 oats from Parker (Armstrong kick Fa 11 pass from Polley (pass foiled) 210 run (Frederick pass from Roney) 2 plum (pass lolled) A-26000 MARYLAND NORTH CAROLINA I 0 14 0-14 recovered end tons fumble by Carson (Elliott kick) recovered end tons film be by Carson (Elliott kick) I run (Collins pass front Novak) A-23000 I I IS 0-14 le fumble one funs lass frees t' 4 i f' 4 7 i 4 1 4 i i It (70 1 tl 44 47) 0 I I 4 ll'Ai '''i -4 qt 4 I 6: 1 6 440ttgt i i 4 1 I 0- two) I I i 4 4 cif tr 1 trk -A i I i ir A i NR I I kik 1 4 A A )0 1 I I 1 4 i s' i 1 i 1'e 4 i til 405 't: 1 I tl 1 it 441014" A 9 43 4 a 1 1 It I '0: 't' 0 I I 1 lit 1 to 43" 1 4: ft 4 l' i 1Z $ir it 'st L'e 1 A 4 e': 484 Al? 4 4k ''''N NA '4 4:: Nf: 4 4 ---1 ii "0 1 i iN A t- i 4' 4 it i 1 yis 1 'i 5 'P'i: 1' t''''' i' AN A 1 4 44 rot: gri4x4 V0' a 4tbv EThr Oltartollt (tbscrtAtr UPSET AROLINA'S JIM ADDISON GAINS Didn't Stop 4-Yard Pickup I t' -c 1 SECTION Sunday October 151961 -0'' 0 64 OF 11" "4fir 0 4 4 5 11 4 4 ttt tot 1 A 1 s'- 4 soi 4 '8 4 si 14 --0k --V" 2 I 1 1 0-4 ts 4 14 2 4 '(k ---1 4" vs A 1 1 'P i- 4 44: 4 '1 54i 1 47 -r A A4 --AA -it 34 l''' Agri 'Zir et tt '1146 5 Ao i j' 4 i 1 I 44' I 0 i '2' ic lc 4 a ail ko :0 at 0 1' )1'" t- 1 "t411 I i Th 414 1 4' frt 4 44 'i 4 4 'A' 16 '4' ft 4' i 11-- ''''tos1 4 ti 40 i 1: '''16144A -'10olf i 4 41) 7 -3 at'47 't 4 ft 4IP 11 0 4 4: ::3 It -'2 'e' s' r' 4k -kr 1 i ''i 4 44 sis4 ye 444 st -4Z 4 '4 1 t'' Ayr 141 'I S- t' 41 i -V I 474''" ''rs4 4 re 7" Nt f1 1e'''t s'" 7' 'c4 1 111V4417441410774 takt47477E07704 it 44 ir c771717it' 4 44 4 116 444- how 4 'tie SECTION Y0 4 A Sunday October 15 1961 :4 ech 11aps Duke 21-0 ith Last-1 1 all A ssault IN THE Rain Maryland Defens line as the Blue Devils got all day Duke made only five first downs netted only 54 yards on the ground and most important of all could gain only 13 yards passing No one has grounded Duke's swing-end aerial game the way Tech did Walt Rappold and Gil Garner both with fantastic completion averages going into the game completed only four of 11 throws Three times the alert Tech k'i 1 1 I I 4 I 1 I I 1 I i Jinx Upset Wake ruled the statistical chart and their hard-charging line 'made the Clemson motor not running too well anyway sputter and misfire Wake matched Clemson I touchdowns with two each and added a field goal and a two point conversion (first In Wake history) for the victory margin after blocking a Clemson conversion That was the story of an unbelievable day of football Clemson was below par and a magnificent Wake defense never let the Tigers hit their stride There were always white jerseys blocking orange jerseys at critical moments The pattern of the game was cut early when the Deacons moved 64 yards with the opening kickoff only to lose it on the Clemson 18 by a fumble The Tigers could not move even when aided by a roughing penalty against Wake Another 15-yard penalty helped Clemson's seet3d drive but again the Deaes held and Lon Armstrong's field goat try from the Wake 20 was wide After a scoreless first quarter Clemson finally rolled 80 yards to open the second period aided by another damaging 15-yard penalty against the Deacs Quarterback Jim Parker tagged Elmo Lam in open for 26 yards and then Tommy King for 14 and the touchdown It was King's first catch against Wake FOreat in three years Armstrong converted a Clemson led 7-0 with 7:15 left in the second period It a a Armstrong's 23rd straight conversion Undaunted the Deacs roared back Donnie Frederick ripped off 25 yards and Winston Futch whipped end for 11 Another penalty stalled the Deacs and Mickey Walker kicked a field goal from the 17 with 3:28 left That's the way it stood at halftime 7-3 Most of the crowd of 26000 felt sure the second half would bring a deluge But It never came Wake took the second half kickoff and promptly and smartly marched 59 yards to score Quarterback Chuck Rei ley tagged end Bill Hull with a 16-yarder first pass the tall basketball-football star a caught this year and then with another for 22 After Hull dropped one in the end zone Bei ley found Bill Ruby in the same spot with a 11-yarder for the TD Reiley tried for two points with a pass to Alan White but it was high and the Deacs were in front by the shallow 9-7 margin The Tigers tried mightily with Parker taking to the air but an alert Wake defense led by Hull and Paul See WAKE Page 9-B Col 3 Itf '1 1 1' ii I 1 A 1 0 HURRYING '1 1 i i AN4 't 47 i i- 4 i 0 I 11 11 i 1 11) t' ilk' 0 0 0 la 40' 1 ft 46 111vtSi '1 001 11 4 41k '1 ''ati 11 4g1 v' 01- 6 0- 5- $e)44 lit A 0 -4 0001ollt A I 1k4 I 4 I 0 (t- 4 CLi -''t 4 ''4' 1 A 4 0 6ai it- 1 '2 4t TEIWS MICHIGAN FALL By WMTEY KELLEY Observer Executive Sports Editor ATLANTA Georgia Tech ushered Duke out of the unbeaten ranks 21-0 Saturday with a vicious second half assault A sturdy Tech defense extracted all the punch from the Duke attack and merely waited until its own offense could overwhelm the Blue Devils They finally got around to that chore in the second half after the two teams battled to a scoreless deadlock in first 30 minutes But once Tech finally did get the taste of Duke blood In the third quarter it went back for more scoring twice in a wild fourth quarter and having two other scores wiped off the books by penalties The figures show what a complete wrecking job Tech's defense did on the Duke attack On only two occasions did Duke get past the 50 yard line one of those penetrating as far as the Tech 37 in the game's early moments That was as close to the Tech goal Forest quarterback Chuck Ile iley one71eg dive after picking up short gain around end on keeper play as Deacons forged their upset Photo) Top Five Teams Roll On 26-7 MARGIN By DICK PIERCE Sports writer COLLEGE A It Md North Carolina recovered four fumbles two by Maryland and two of its own to erase the Terps from the nations unbeaten roster Saturday afternoon 14-8 Maryland trying to protect its glistening new ranking as nation's No 10 team couldn't cope with a ball made slippery by a driving rain and a Carolina team that decided to play football It was an afternoon of mistakes most of which could be traced to the slimy field but it was Maryland that made the most injurious miscues and Carolina that I not waste its chances The Tar Heels broke up a scoreless struggle early in the third period with a fumble recovery on the Terp 19 Halfback Gib Carson made 18 of the yards on four carries but fumbled when he slammed into the end zone An alert Lenny Beck did a swan dive on the ball however to claim it for the touchdown On their very next series the Terps fumbled again with the ever-present Beck grabbing this one for UNC on the Maryland 16 Fullback Bob Elliott made three crunches good for eight yards to the Terp eight and Carson turned right end to reach the goal line But the halfback who had a heroic 100 yards for 27 tries during the sodden afternoon lost the ball when tackled Ray Farris was the retreiver this time pouncing on the bounding ball for the TD After Elliott had kicked his second conversion to give the Tar Heels a healthy 14-0 lead it was Carolina's turn to have trouble with the slippery ball Elliott couldn't hold it on UNC's next scrimmage play and end Gary Collins recovered for Maryland on the Tar Heel 31 A 28-yard pass Dick Novak to Collins put the Terps on the UNC three Fullback Bob Burton scored from there The Terrapins who are used to winning close ones in the final seconds set themselves up for a good chance by passing for a two-point conversion This meant that Maryland could bounce into a tie with another touchdown and duplicate last week's one-point win over Syracuse with a placement point But the Tar Heels were that close to atoning somewhat last week's miserable showing against Clemson and they weren't about to let this one slip away After Maryland had scored two plays before the end of the third period Jim Hickey's troops threw up a defensive blanket that stopped the Terps cold and completely See 10111-RANKED Pg 98 Here's What's Inside Charlotte's second annual National '400 gets under way today at Charlotte Motor Speedway with the country's finest stock car racers For details see page 8-B Also on the inside pages you'll find accounts of the US's Ryder Cup golf win over Great Britain and the Americans 1-1 deadlock with the Italians in Davis Cup details see page 2-B In addition you'll find coverage of Louisiana State's 420 conquest of South Carolina (3-B) and Davidson's 21-7 win over Fresby-- terian (4-B) and the Observel's weekly picture page 5B Att A Md four iryland erase Is un-after- protect ing as team I made lin and lecided li miscould field that misd I up a in the ple re-Half-18 of but into did a Never )(town les the th the rtg this ryland made eight and rid to had 27 It el-when the acing the 'd his 'e the lead have ball it on play Tar Dick the used a the elves yland with dupli- win that what able 15011 in 7ored id of key's IISI r'erps I 5 mat )tor 7's For es the win the vitt) 'Alp i la's title TIN 5- By The Associated Press How the top 10 teams in the Associated Press lege football poll did Saturday: 1 Mississippi beat Houston 47-7 2 Iowa beat Indiana 27-8 3 Alabama beat State 26-7 4 Texas beat Oklahoma 28-7 5 Michigan State beat Michigan 28-0 6 Michigan lost to Michigan State 28-0 7 Ohio State beat Illinois 44-0 8 Notre Dame beat Southern California 30-0 9 Baylor lost to Arkansas 23-13 10 Maryland lost to North Carolina 14-8 'Barna Aerials State Low Slat iStiCS Alabama NC St I First Downs It I i Rushing Yardage 217 Passins Yardage 153 123 1014 1513 Pass's intercepted By 0 0 Punts 363 104111 Fumbles Lost 1 0 Yards Penalized 54 35 ALABAMA 0 12 0 14-2t 7 o' mAAAAm By HERMAN HELMS Observer Sports Writer TUSCALOOSA Ala Powerful Alabama famed crunching ground attack exposed a surprisingly passing game in overwhelming scrappy 28-7 here Saturday As things turned out Duke did not complete a pass until only 12:25 remained in game and Tech owned a 14-0 lead Once coach Bobby Dodd's forces found a way to penetrate the Duke defense in the second half they engaged in a game of keep away with the Blue Devils Duke had the football only five times during the final 30 minutes Halfback Chick Graning and quarterback Stan Gann were the brightest stars in the second half push Overall Gann completed seven of 13 passes for 74 yards and added another 43 on infantry maneuvers Graning as fast as loose quicksilver squirted through Duke defenses for 46 yards in 10 carries Tech's attacking I or ee broke Duke's stubborn re sistance after accepting the second half kickoff storming 75 yards in 14 plays The crowd of 44015 got a warning of the impending fireworks when Gann connected with reserve halfback Joe Auer for 21 yards to spring the Yellow Jackets into Duke territory at the 40 The other key play of the drive was a 14 yard strike from Gann to Graning at the Duke 13 Gann was faced with a third and seven situation before launching bomb-that gave him the first down From the 13 infantry troops took over Tom Winingder buzzed for three fullback Mike Alc Names knocked people down while fighting for three more then Gann took over Ile flitted to his left on a keeper play and picked his way six yards into the end zone with 7:25 left In the third quarter Kicking specialist Bill Lothridge kicked the first of his three extra points Minutes later it appeared that Duke might get into the scoring column when Graning fumbled a punt in his own end zone but Duke was called for illegal procedure and was forced to kick again It was the first of a number of controversial calls by the officials Before anyone gets the idea the officiating was one sided however it should be mentioned that a score was taken away from Tech when an official unintentionally blew his whistle That one came early in the fourth quarter when Auer intercepted a Walt Rappold pass and raced 25 yards into the end zone After much discussion the officials put the ball at the 18 The referee told Tech See TECIT Page 68 Cot 8 0e-Okt AIN Statistics Ga Ti Ga Tech Duke First Downs 18 5 Rushing Yardage 178 54 Passing Yardage 114 13 1120 4-11 Passes Intercepted By 3 1 Punts 6-285 6-376 Fumbles Lost 1 Yards Pena Wed 40 10 GEORGIA TECH 0 0 7 14-11 DUKE 0 0 0 0 run (Lothrldge kicks) 4 run (Lothridge kicks) Lothridge 1 run (Lothridge kicks) A-44015 secondary picked oft the throws for interceptions col- TECH 0041 AA A I Football Results NEW does a Clemson set (AP 9B La TUS for its accurate State 2E II Caroli IV Fines' ISU 42 Ga Tech Citadel It Smi Davidson Caroli Lenoir Illon Ins Tampa Furman A ppalachi W-S Tchs A8 Car Alabama Stat MAJOR West VII' Holy Croa Army 10 Dartmout Columbia Princeton Colgate Navy 31 Massacha Villanova Notre Da Ohio Slat Minnesota 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Penn State 8 working on a whopper of an 31 Brown upset 11 Yale 9 Penn 3 Roman Gabriel the picture Harvard of accuracy against Cornell 7 toughest of opposition I 31 Conn 13 state on a SO-yard march to 28 Buffalo 6 the game's first score early Dame 30 South Cal in the second period 44 Illinois 10 Northwestern 3 The big quarterback corn-Michigan St 28 Michigan pleted five straight passes for 8 Cincinnati 6 48 yards then rammed Turn To 9-B See TRAMMEL Pg 911 Col 1 STATE 0 7 1 1 run (Similar kick) 12 PISS (kick failed) 2 pass (run failed) 1 3 run (Oliver pass) run (run foiled) I A-30000 Quarterback Pat Trammel ho had distinguished himself as a foot soldier in the Crimson Tide's three previous games this season turned gunner against the Wolfpack and sharply changed the complexion of the game by piercing the unprepared State defense with two touchdown passes in the last moments of the first half Until then the gutty Wolf-pack had dominated the corn hat and to the disbelief of the crowd of 30000 Alabama par tisans seemed to be diligently working on a whopper of an upset OFF HIS FEET IS DUE Ile Gained Yards 6 4 E'S JOHN TINNELL (33) VS Here But Blue Devils Lost op AA AAAAAMAAAAM- A 4vAdk A A A AAAALA.