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CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Sunday Oct 30 1960 I 1 I CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Sunday Ott 30 1960 Forest staggers a Forest Staggers ake a ke Citadel Batters PC 27-0 CHARLESTON (UPI)- The Citadel scored on an 82 yard run a quarterback sneak a pass and a blocked punt Saturday to bury Presbyterian 27-0 before 13000 Parents' Day fans The Cadets drove 80 yards in the first four minutes with quarterback Bill Whaley sneaking the final yard A 35 yard Whaley pass to end Charlie Brendle featured the drive First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Passes Intercepted Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized CITADEL PRESBYTERIAN Statistics re 0132e1 225:4082 I 1 3471 t3031 3 I 60 64 1 13 7 0 0-27 0- 0 also covered 26 yards Bill Allen grabbing a from quarterback Jerry pes and racing down sidelines to score end pass Net the End Bill Gilgo kicked three of four conversion attenits rresbyterian was held to 50 yards rushing and 22 passing by the fired up Citadel line and never penetrated beyond the Cadet 30 yard line lirv trorlewwvrirloIrlirve00 st-orerftreere-10- -il I 0 The Citadel scored on A dB PC 27 0 Citadel Batters I ---7 ill ClI (UPI) ARLESTON 1 l'" a covered 38k) i ny Jerry a pass Neaenstds 1 an 82 yard run a quarterback 21 Aqiuleanrtegrrbaabct 1 4 First Dowel los so Passing Yardage 212 21 voosestili sneak a pass and a blocked sussing isliedSelhalellsd torasccionr down the punt Saturday to bury Pres passes i d' byterian 27-0 before 13000 Pa- i RAPPOLD 1 it 'i' The Cadets drove 80 yards Intercep ted liv I I ren ay ans 4 '''t kluernnrd' tbs 1 penalized led 327 of 1 End Bill Gilgo kicked thee fw' four conversion attempts Ak '''k? I d' Vt'" the first four minutes with i 1 7 17 7 rresbyterian was held to 50 CITADEL 0-77 44::: 2 3 Lai 'fr quarterback Bill Whaley sneak 01 4 yard ing the final yard A 35 hyai dtsherufsihreindg uapndci2t2adpeal passing I l' ie 0 1 Whaley pass to end Charlie and never penetrated beyond 1 qf 'f 4 o-- i Brendle featured the drive the Cadet 30 yard line I 1 1 1 r't 0 1 utaaet patters I is I Nt ClIATILESTON Statistics 1 1 The Citadel scored on' I 2 Citadel ME 44" sneak a pass and a olocken ptuinmg imam Passing Yards 212 22 punt Saturday to bury Pres- Passes 1340 2 score -8 ideli nes to RAPPOLD ID byterian 27-0 before 13000 Pa- Passes Intercep 7 ted Iv I 1 Punts 3-27 0 -30 1 End Bill Gilgo kicked thr '14 rents' Day fans Fumbles Lest Yards Penalized of four conversion attemlits The Cadets drove SO yards 7 12 7 0-27 rresbyterian was held to it Cavaliers 28120 Cavaiter 28-20 7 THE 21 THE CI I N7 Pas 21 THE 1: with a four-yard plunge and a few minutes later broke loose with some fine broken field run ning and a 55 -yard scoring jaunt jdU116 Quarterback Stant or Fischer and Willis INilliams put the smell of victory into the Cavaliers in the fourth period with touchdown runs of three and 32 yards But time ran out for Virginia at midfield perm(' WIln Istuenuuwn runs of three and 32 yards But midfield time ran out far Virginia at Cit 1 sneak kick) 82 run (Cli leo kick) 36 blocked punt return (kick failed) Cit-01180 36 from Nettles (Gila() kick) Attendance-13000 211 oecrektieen drool ull failed) eiLthe idilan kick) si am 13' cit Olisa 36 PUS troM Nettles (Bilge Attendancli- CHARLOTTESVILLE 1 Wake Forest with a 1 three-touchdown cushion withstood a furious fourth period assault by fired-up Virginia Sat urday to hand the Cavaliers ir 24th consecutive loss k8-20 The Cavaliers were still try 1 ing as the gun sounded but some 12000 vietory-s arved homecoming fans a che gloomily as the Demon Deacons captured the Atlantic Coast Conference contest CHARLOTTE (IJPI)-- Wake three-touchdown stood a furious assault by firedurday to hand 1 i 24th k8-20 The Cavaliers big as the gun 1 some 12000 vie' homecoming fa gloomily as the cons captured Coast Conferent assault by tirenup virginia bat- urday to hand the Cavaliers k8-20 1 i 24th consecutive loss The Cavaliers were still try- Ing as the gun but some 12000 victory-s a homecoming fans a gloomily as the Demon Dea- cons captured the Atlantic Coast Conference contest Donnie Frederick's sparkling running got Wake Forest a 14 point first period lead and Virginia never caught up The little halfback capped the Deacons' first 51yard drive ILTON GARRISON The Cavaliers battled back midway through the second period on ullb a Tom Briggs tyro-yard TD plunge 3tattstics First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Passes Intercepted BY Punts Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized Va Wake For 22 18 306 206 55 108 723 913 1 3-21 1-471 0 0 23 58 VIRGINIA I 0 14-20 WAKE FOREST 14 1 1 '0-28 WF 4 run (Snead kick) SS run (Snead kick) 2 run (pass faiied) 11 pass from Snead (Snead kick 4 run (Snead kick) 3 run (pass failed) 32 run (Andrews pass from Fischer) but the Deacons promptly countered with one of theit own R64444 TOO Tech's Russ Ford hits Duke's Rape pold But the tackle wasn't in time ld got the pass away to Art Gregory for the longest gain of the day a total of 26 yards (Observer Photo by Jimmy Dumbell) Early Eastburn slipped through the left side of the line picked up one keyblock In the secondary and raced 82 yards to score in the sec ond period When Presbyterian punter ion Vastine got a bad pass from center Citadel end Henry Mura broke through to block the kick He picked up the ball at the 22 and raced into the end zone to give the Cadets a 20-0 halftime lead Scrimmage was the 36 yard line on the play The final touchdown I scored In the third period i1i1l)olte(1 luxury at a stalesitte price 1:: :71 i i -Earl a stbu rn slipped through the left side of the atghee 4'011ti' i71 Tor 2101 midway through the econd The Cavaliers battled back 't i fii 44 line picked up one key block period on fullback Tom Why not cal us? Donnie Frederick's sparkling Brigg's to TD plunge in the secondary and raced at the 22 a nd raced into the running got Wake Forest a 14 '''t '''''k 82 yards to score In the sec end zone to give the Cadets a Nt point first period lead and ir atistic li I i4: ond period min 0 0 1- i I ginia never caught up The little halfback capped Va Wake For 4' 4 Vk hen Presbyterian punter 1 iSneer 1 mo nm 1s- et I I I First Downs 22 11 s'f''' ''i 1 -i' 7 roe' the Deacons' ir st 1 ard 5-y rive Rushing Yardage 306 206 fz Jon Vastine got a bad pass PlaY Tg 1 13 ht ha el i3m6 ylac radd passing yardage ss iga 41' from center Citadel end Henry s4i Passes 723 913 J' Mura broke through to block The final 1011Cnu014n ritr17" i i' Passes Intercepted By 0 1 s' Punts 3-21 1-471 Fumbles Lost 0 0 the kick He picked tip the ball scored in the third period tatt te 00- 49kwo -i4 Yards Pnalized 23 58 ei4'" wile es: eit 0" VIRGINiA 4 i 0 4-20 i i- WAKE FOREST 1 14 1 1'0-28 lk -4 c1 ji: I 4kk: WF Frederick 4 run (Snead kick) WF-Frederick 35 run (Snead kick) INIk ii UVA-Griggs 2 run (pass tailed) i' Nr- WF-Ane 11 frned nead tilliported littxttry kick k': WF-Rled obinson 4 pass run (Som nead kaick) (S gs: 90 fl ''i ARRis oN 0 UVA-Shepherd 3 run (pass talier) INA Williams 32 run (Andrews pass IN 1 from Fischer) FORE'!" 1T) "1'): I 4 a1 Of a a but the Deaeons promptly countered with one of theit 'i 1::: TOO Tech's Russ Foret hits Duke's Rap I pold But the tackle wasn't in time Rappold got the pass 11 away to Art Gregory for the longest gain of the day a total of 26 yards (Observer Photo by Jimmy Dumbell) a esii pi lee All-America candidate Norm Snead tossed an 1I-yard aerial to end Bobby Allen with 35 seconds left and Wake Forest went into the dressing room with a 21-6 halftime edge Virginia offered no particular resistance against Wake Forests first two tallies as the Deacons sprung an unbalanced line for the first time this season The victory gave Wake Forest a 2-4 season mark All-America candidate 'Norm Snead tossed an 11-yard aerial to end Bobby Allen with 25 sec- ondsleft and Wake Forestvent Army WiiijisFiery Miami Ohio 30-7 Baker First In Atlanta Alodified Rim Observer Sports Editor ii: iAii i Lvat Guepe: It Would Take 31inlity Good Offer To 3Iake Me Leave NASHVILLE Tenn Deports have been circulating for some time that Art Guepe head football coach and athletic director at Vanderbilt University will return to the University of Virginia in the same dual capacity "Yes I've heard the rumors but nobody has con ladled me" says Guepe "Fin happy here and it would hay( to be a mighty good offer to make me leave" During a period in which state universities have apparently surpassed private schools in gridiron prominence Guepe has an unusual rec- ---ir14 ord In seven seasons at Virginia he had a 4717-2 record for the 1 iA 1 Cavaliers' best teams At Vandy 1'' his seven-year record is 33-30-7 y''i '''C giving him a 14-year total of 80 'k 1'' 47-9 Guepe has 60 scholarship men 7 ti1- on his varsity and brought in 30 H- i frosh this year He has a sympa ''kto': thetic administration and a fine program but admits he could use more size and talent Vanderbilt's ART GUEPE entrance requirements and scale are high and competing against state universities is tough "They still make athletes here learn to read and write also work some arithmetic" grins Guepe As for Virginia and its plight Guepe says: 'I hear it is not a question of money for the alumni are giving plenty of support there I don't know what the trouble is unless it's the same as ours scholarship The Viz ginia folks are mighty fine and I'd like to see them get straightened out up there" GI GI lpg and to tt lac ha' par( ner ord he his giv 471 on fro the prc mo eni are toul it fi pier is gini stra LL Observer Sports Editor 4 6 Guepe: it Would Take 3liolty Go()d Offer To 31ake31e I NASHVILTF TPTIn Ptsnnrt 112vo Inn rirrillnt -040-m 1 'kI: -1 4 ''7 i 4: k7: 11 i'1k 1: 71 1 41 "k44' -1 WEST POINT Y---tP)--Army needed five fumble recoveries and the best passing efforts of quarterback Frank Blanda Saturday to beat a fired-up Miami of Ohio football team 30-7 in a tune-up for the Syracuse game next week I Statistics The game ended dramatically Miami Army with Charley Butzer a second First Downs 11 11 Rushing Yardage 115 ISA string Army guard grabbing a PS11111 Yardage SO Miami pass near his own goal Passes 116 1 0-23 line and sprinting 75 yards be Intercepted BY 334 32111 fore he was brought down from Fumbles Lost 0 1 behind by Miami's Ray Hudialc Yards Penalized 1-11 421 Statistics Miami Arm! pgns 11 11 Yardage 115 111 Yardage 11 141 10-21 Intercepted BY 2 3311 1 -21 0 Lest 1 1 nalized 1-11 120 420 1 1 11' i 6 4- -4 i i 4-- 'i: -J I 0 's: tf 7 i 4 'N '(' 'Ils '4 ji 4 i 4 Al s'eh 4 1 1 ii 11 i i 1 4- 1 i I 1 7 1 7 8 30 1 7 1 7 8-301 7 7 ATLANTA (UPI) Buck Baker of Spartanburg led a field of nine finishers to the checkered flag here Saturday in the 150-mile modified sportsman race at Atlanta's International Raceway Baker's rounds in an average time of 113422 miles per hour set a new record for the modified sportsman MIAMI ARMY Its Miami-Triplett I run (Jencks kick) 26 pass from Blends (Adams pass from Mandl) at pass from randa (elands kick) I run (Wanda kick) 7 run (Ruskat: rim) 12126 Stunned by a Miami touchdown in the first period the Cadets struck back for touchdowns on long passes by Blonde in the second and added single touchdowns in the third and fourth against the Ohloan's weakening defense In the race Jimmy Thomp son of Monroe was ult ning second to Banjo Matthews nt Asheville when his ear blew out a tire spun out hit a guard rail rolled severai times and landed upright on the apron of the asphalt track He was not seriously hurt r-42 FLYI ear! 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