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4 0011111010411184010011104604411140110414104464041041144444 0mt1 iegfikblOWaWertimoi4oT11011411461SiaktOtailwatiOat404116Sg0 4m10-bom40q110 isawilwawmodam 'a ow THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Sunday Oct 27 1963 313 Longhorns Hold On To udge Pass-Minded Rice 10-6 Joe Dixon intercepted Hollingsworth's long toss at the Longhorn 10-yard line barefoot Tony Crosby kicked the point with just about six minutes gone in the game Jerry Kelly 'alio made a leading catch just et or stepping over the back line of the end zone lege winning streak Dartmouth's 15-game streak a snapped earlier Saturday Texas scored the first time it had the ball moving 73 yards in I() plays Co-captain Tommy Ford ran 33 yards off right tackle for the touchdown and The Texas win left the Longhorns and Baylor as the only teams undefeated in conference play They will play in Austin two weeks from now It was Texas' sixth victory this season and lOth in a row the longest current major col Crosby kicked a 1-yard field goal to give Texas a 10-6 lead in the second Texas kept alive a string of triumphs over nice in Austin Rice hasn't defeated the Longhorns since 1953 Texas famed defense led by Texas ran out the final minute and then Longhorn fans began screaming "We're No Rice struck hack going 71 yards In 13 plays for I touchdown The score came On McReynolds pass to mid AUSTIN Tex Nationally top ranked Texas scored early and then fought off a frantic Rice passing attack to edge the Owls 10-6 in a Southwest Conference football game Saturday night With Rice quarterbacks Walter McReynolds and Benny Hollingsworth each passing for 108 yards the game was in doubt until the final minute when Texas defensive halfback Larry Rice's conversion attempt was blocked by Tommy Nob is -No' i A A 4A A irNdovv 11M41 4 V' 'iis tackle Scott Appleton and linebackers Nobis and Timmy Doerr allowed Rice only 39 yards rushing but the Owls moved for 216 yards passing their quarterback duo mpleting 13 of 27 Shills4S TEXAS RICE First downs iS 14 213 39 Rushing ayyaar rddeaggee 45 216 I Passes 411 13-27 passes intercepted by 2 Punts 4-362 4-372 Fumbles lost 0 0 Yards penalized I 20 Texas 7 3 0 0-10 Rice 6 0 0 6 33 run (Crosby kick) Tex Crosby 15 It pass from McReynolde (kick failed) tr2k A' Davidson Misses FG Ties Blue Hose 14-14 Highlanders Roll 28-0 By Guilford Newberry Rally Rips Frederick rr---15771 4e14r4 i 1 os 4 Benny Coxion Returns PC Punt 99 Yards tied it up with quarterback Bill Tyson negotiating the final five yards and Louis Ridinger converting with 1:07 gone in the second period The Wildcats stormed right back as coach Bill Dole unveiled a new shotgun type offense Using the shotgun sparingly Davidson went 09 yards in 10 plays with Cox-ton and quarterback Earl Cole leading the drive By JOHN GATES Observer Sports Writer With 15 seconds left to play against Presbyterian Davidson kicking specialist Jim Terry lined up a 31-yard field goal attempt The kick fell short the score remained 14-14 and Davidson was still looking for its first victory It was perfect football weather at Davidson Stadium Saturday and the partisan neat-- capacity homecoming crow had to wait only four and a half minutes for Davidson to forge ahead Taking a Presbyterian punt on his own 10-yard line halfback Benny Coxton sidestepped three onrushing tacklers broke into the open at his own 40 and went all the way Terry kicked the point i 40 C4 ti' 4 '4 4 414 44 4 "-l 4 ilir ek iiif )4 114 'r 1 141 41A-kvikt 44 NI 'ok ftr't' ''P'''kg -y xtb Nooeowk 4 1'v "pit 4 it $0 xN A 11 li I )k'i '4r'f lh--41 41'4' IV A rc 4 mkh te80 4 Itill 4t'sI'' A "'IA 4 4 't A 0 Ir'' NP e'll''' k' 4 14 4 got 11L0 A 4 1 4 1 't's 1 41 1 1 I a I 1 0 i "v2 ii- i if 1t11 '''k 0 4 Ig' itxzltilt -T r''' ''T'vo-" 644w V4144051t4q441444'4044444'100 ii 4 44 4 1 1 2'- i 4 4 "--4 '444'' --'4-''- 4s 1 4 i ca 7 ''41V k'' is i I 45 1 A i -f 41 s-''' 1 is4N 4 11 t-dx tit 4 4 pot I "'e 4 itAtptr 1 i -N- iv 1 V1 Atte '1 4 4 0 1 ''ff' A 1 's :4 Al) 40 MARYVILLE Term Maryville's Highlanders treated a homecoming crowd to a 28- 0 route of Guilford College Saturday night by overcoming the Quakers in the last half The North Carolinians lost a lopsided total of 125 yards on clipping penalties while they controlled the first half of the game but failed to score The Scots scored at opening of the second half when Mike Dalton blocked a Guilford punt attempt on the Quakers' 25 Two plays later Denny Monroe was over the line with a right end sweep In the fourth quarter after a Highlander drive of 51 yards halfback Archie Anderson scored from four yards out for the second touchdown rors Halfback Randy Me Cranie ended a Blue Hose drive at the Wildcat 16 when he fumbled and center Will Jackson recovered NEWBERRY SC WM Newberry bounced Frederick for 20 points in the first period and then coasted to an easy 38-12 rout Saturday night before 3600 homecoming fans here The Indians scored the first time they got the ball when Bill Hammond plunged over from one yard nut after a dazzling passing attack (UPI) need on ints in the coasted out Satur600 borne-I the first ball when zed over after a ack Cole executed a bootleg play with the deception of a Mandrake going 15 yards to the Hose twoyard line Cox ton dove over from there and Terry again converted to make it 147 The Hose got the ball again only to have Pat Fisher intercept a Leighton Grantham pass on the Davidson 39 Two plays later Coxton fumbled the ball back to Presbyterian at the Wildcat 43 In nine plays Presbyterian Then earne a rash of er downg touch0 Newberry picking up its third win in six starts rolled up 14 more points in the opening period alter capitalizing on Frederick miscues before the Lions could catch their breath Newberry converted two bad snaps from center on Frederick punt attempts into up its rts rolled in 'ter cap-rick nits-His could New her-ad snaps Frederick FOR CANADA CUP Little-Used QB Holds Key For Packet's NEWBERRY 20 0 6 12 36 FREDERICK 6 0 0 6 12 12 36 0 0 12 Nicklaus Rallies US Ties Spain After kicking off and forcing the Hose to punt Davidson got the ball on its 25 On the next play Coxton and Cole got their signals crossed fumbled and Presbyterian tackle Snyder recovered on the Wildcat 23 Five plays later the score was again tied when Jimmy Elliott bashed his way over from the six and Ridinger again kicked the point leaving the score 14-14 at the end of the half In the second half neither team could mount a sustain ed drive until the final seconds when Davidson marched from its own 26 to the Hose 21 where Terry attempted his fated field goal Presbyterian decided to settle for a tie after that Quarterback Tyson kept the ball on a sneak to run out the clock game ended in a 14-14 tie at Davidson Stadium (Observer Photo by Don losautiiikrtheat J1144' SHALL WE Cole Davidson quarterback just does get off a pass in the face of Presbyterian guard Keith Richardson's strong rush Saturday's 1 run (kick (ailed) 13 pass from Gorman (Pm failed) 3 run (Fordham pan from German) 3 run (kick failed) 17 run (pass failed) 14 pass from Kirkland (Pass failed) 14 run (pass failed) 1 run (kick failed) kick (ailed) Gorman (pan lardbem pan failed) us failed) im Kirkland uss failed) ick failed) Maroons Defeat West 21-0 Leave Western 4A-A Cellar By The Associated Press I John Roach will get a better Iview of the Green Bay Packers' game today but he's going to have to stand most of the I A reserve quarterback has spent the better part of three years with Green Bay shifting up and down the bench to watch the action Roach will be taking the snap from center the time the defending Nation-a! Football League champions get the ball at Baltimore IF IT'S INSURANCE 30 Years Continual Service IF IT'S INSURANCE 30 Years Continual Service pit (454i- cAN 1 4 ttait00111 Nicklaus closed on a wave of birdies Saturday for a six-under-par 66 which sent the United States into a tie with Spain for the lead after three rounds of the Ilth annual Canada Cup international golf matches Nicklaus' fine score also put him into a first-place deadlock with South Africa's Gary Play- er for individual honors The co- leaders have 54 hole scores of 205 4 While a record French golf gallery of 10000 including ex- 0 kings of England and Belgium watched in hushed silence 4 Nicklaus and his partner Am-old Palmer nailed dramatic Neitrietigi 1191Wt birdies on the final hole and col- 1 1- ''k Jared those surprising Spanish 40' gauchos Sebastian Miguel and fel Roman Sofa A '-N-- 44 it lki' 0400tA 1 4-- '')i Illt dit21 lt West never mounted a serious threat West is now 3-5 overall and 1-4 against conference Asheville is 2-4-2 The Maroon Devils are 1-3-2 in conference play Asheville won the battle for last place in the Western 4-A Conference from West Mecklenburg at East Stadium Saturday night The Maroon Devils grabbed a three touchdown lead in the first half and coasted to a 21-0 win over the Indians Coxton easily the game's flashiest performer on of fense must have viewed the outcome with mixed emotions Although he scored both Davidson touchdowns his fumbles set up both the Hose scores atifo rIlajv 111 I 004117-- 4k 419:6 Aotolw' Jt Stall StieS Asheville West 13 7 136 12 26 7-6 2-3 1 0 2 0 2-71 6260 SO IS 14 7 0-21 0 0 0 0 6 run (Sanger kick) 1 sneak (Saenger kick) 65 punt return (Saenger -legtZlil 4 4 'AP 1 4 4 '44 First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes ink By Fumbles Lost reJnts Penalized Asheville West kick) 19 lio Mf11 'i I Siglitterwlmoolornoll Roach a former SMU stand out has attempted only 23 passes and completed only fire In three years of bench warming But with No 1 quarterback Bart Starr sidelined by a broken hand be will be the key man for Green Bay against the Colts today Cotswold otswold The two old rivals battling to their first tie since the inaugural game in 1919 th played a bruising i tin brand of football tpPimwttsweserpawameetitigxlvorsiemel Park Road 411 Plaza Freedom Village (cAM Open Night Open Night NeWwIrtISCP41AweddwkwowPIVINEVIVilr keda The winners who moved into seventh place in standings with the win and dropped West to the cellar drove 50 yards for a first period score with halfback George Saenger running it across from the six Pahner's birdie salvaged a scattershot 72 and gave the defending champion United States a combined score of 418 Monday 'Til 9 iday il 9 with quarterback Paul Burwell sneaking across from the one Halfback Chuck Hughes climaxed tbe scoring for the victors in the second period N'hen he returned a punt 65 yards for a toucluinn for a touchdown Other games put New York at Cleveland tops in the East with a 6-0 record St Louis at Washington Dallas at Pittsburgh Minnesota at Detroit and San Francisco at Los Angeles and San Minnesota at Detroit Francisco at Los Angeles 1l Later in the opening period the Maroons marched 40 yards the Maroons marched 40 yards Statistics Davidson Presbyte'n 15 12 172 110 71 11-22 5-11 1 0 3 1 6-300 8-383 65 27 110 71 1122 5-11 1 0 3 1 6-300 11383 65 27 First downs Yards rushing Yards passing Completions Intercepted by Fumbles lost Punts Penalties ig 19 or 1 pa001119 Completions 1 ntercePted by Fumbles lost Penalties Punts SOMETHING SPECIAL from us to you bUilltillifiti bIJILUIAL from us to you Sota with a 68 and Miguel with a 70 had finished sonie 20 minutes earlier for what appeared the certain lead in the field of 33 two-man teams We knew what we had to do we got the word at the 18th tee" said the burly Nicklaus "We knew we both needed birdies to tie" First Palmer knocked in his putt from 10 feet for a 3 Nicklaus put one on top of it from eight feet away Little Gary Player of South Africa missed a nine foot putt hich would have given him the undisputed individual lead He had a 67 and his partner Iletief Waltman a 73 for a team total of 417 good for thirdh place Nicklaus and Player at 205 are 11 under par for 54 holes with Sota next at 207 They are followed by Bruce Crampton of minutes earlier for what ap-- peared the certain lead in the field of 33 two-man teams We knew what we had to do tee" we got the word burly at the lath said the Nicklaus "We knew we both needed birdies to tie" First Palmer knocked in his putt from 10 feet for a 3 Nick- taus us put one on top of it from eight feet away Little Gary Player of South Africa missed a nine foot putt which would have given himl individual lead the undispu ed He had a 67 and his partner Retief Waltman a 73 for a team total of 417 good for thirci place 1 Nicklaus and Player at 205 are 1 under par for 54 holes ith w--- Sota next at 207 They are lowed by Bruce Crampton ofl I Australia and Miguel at 209 and the struggling Palmer tied with Canada's Al Balding and Stan Leonard and Bruce Devlin of Australia all at 211 Australia followed South Africa in the team standings with 420 after comeback rounds of 67 by Crampton and 71 by Devlin sending the Down Under boys hurtling Past Canada The Canadians cooled considerably after their strong early start but were not out of it at 422 Leonard shot a 71 hut Balding went up to a 73 im ma VIRESILMG CHAR COLISEUM 6 MN TAG TEAM MATCH JACK NICKLAUS His 66 Did It Furman Blasts Citadel In Free-Scoring Battle CHARLESTON scored three second-half touchdowns and withstood a desperate Citadel revival in the final minutes to score a 34-25 Southern Conference football victory here Saturday The free scoring contest found the rivals alternating scores in left but both were broken up the first half with The Citadel The teams scored each timer leading 17-14 at the half Then touchdowns by fullback Ernest Zuberer and halfback John Cook on short plunges and Dan Donovan's 12-yard scoring pass to halfback Bill Chastain put the game out of The Citadel's reach But quarterback Wade St John steered The Citadel on a 92-yard march passing to halfback Jim Parker for 27 yards and a touchd --vn with 35 seconds left Bree Whiley ran the two-pointer Pat Greene who kicked a 38- yard field goal for The Citadel tried an on-side kickoff and his teammate end Marshal Hunt covered the ball at the Furman 48 St John tried two go-for broke passes with five seconds MONDAY OCTOBER 28th 8:15 PM Manager: SAUL WEINGEROFF KURT VON BRAUNER IIMOOMIMM KARL I I ALDO VON BRALINER BOGN I Pius Five More BIG MATCHES INCLUDING GIRL WRESTLERS! 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