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W' 90 y)r i -y arym Sun Sept 28 1963 THE MIAMI HERALD 3-D College Foo relatively low-scoring 16-14 defeat by Florida State notwithstanding Charlie Tate was not joking the other afternoon when he professed to be stunned by the gathering power of college football offenses because college 100th he said in all seriousness thinks they have to score that many You doubt it? Check the lists Auburn buries Wake Forest 57-0 in its first game Then Saturday in a game made for television Tennessee turns around and lays it on Auburn 45-19 This point picnic was staged in Neyland Stadium in Knoxville Tenn The stadium was named for the late Gen Robert Neylarld in my book the best of all Southern coaches Surely the old martinet must have Tennessee passes from its end zone Zounds! What effrontery to the general! Tennessee goes for the yardage with fourth and two late the game Another slap in the face of the football orthodoxy of which Neyland was chief conservator And it was all played on artificial turf Just as well the old coach was not around to see it It all amounted to sure-fire apoplexy for a traditionalist as blatant an insult to safety-first football as magical decision to go for broke with fourth and six against Miami the night before in the Orange Bowl But the Seminoles made it and because they made it they won I GREW UP with college football I saw my first game 35 years ago although my primary memory of it was being chilled by the sight of a massive black been whirling in his grave at the didoes aboveground I never saw a game in which almost every play was laced with such dynamite interceptions fumbles the bomb 'fmF' own bear who served as the mascot for Mercer University of Macon Ga Still I plead guilty to a certain addiction to pro hall Part of that is the continuing identification with its participants You get to know them or at least think you do when they have played so many years College football lacks this continuity Almost as soon as you form a bond no matter how vicarious with a college player he has seized his diploma and vanished into the downtown canyons of commerce seldom to be seen again except perhaps at a civic function or in some chance street-corner meeting Still the throbbing emotion of college football cannot be discounted It was at its best as seen here Friday night and through the tube from Knoxville on Saturday afternoon It veers frantically from palpitation to pom-pons from ridiculously amateurish plays to execution that would do credit to Super Bowl representatives It has soul brother There is Auburn down 21-0 in the first half then its grass-green quarterback Pat Sullivan claws back and heaves touchdown hits of 70 and 34 yards to Mike Currier There is Auburn cutting the lead to 24-19 Then as suddenly Tennessee releases a mortar of its own and uses two more interceptions to stretch it out to the 49-19 final If that entertainment a nasty guy to entertain FEATURE THIS In the second quarter John Riley surpasses by two yards the Southeastern Conference field goal record of 54 yards He pops for 56 A little later he misses an extra point That unreal triple unreal also college football If you were lucky enough to peek in both Miami-FSU and Tennessee-Auburn over the weekend you may have been looking at the Orange Bowl teams a long shot but a shot Tennessee was worried about its offense and scored 45 points Some worry I weep for them FSU quarterback Bill Cappleman got a savage rush from Miami and still completed 24 of 38 passes here said an FSU official got to be even better for Cappleman He spend that much time on the ground the rest of the For sure college football is wasting precious little time in winging into its centennial Auburn Tennessee 15 18 117 170 219 110 1 91 14 29-6 11 26 2 536 6-43 3 2 43 32 Auburn First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardaae Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized one by Priest and another by halfback Mike Jones McLeary and Watson carried the Vol ground attack which picked up 170 yards 141 in the first half before the Auburn defense stiffened 3 0 13 3-19 14 10 0 21-45 Auburn Tennessee ern Conference record with 52 seconds left in the opening period Riley hit on a 35-yard field goal in the fourth quarter The Vols threw up a tough defense sparked by linebackers Steve Kmer and Jack Reynolds and aided by six pass interceptions to dominate all but the third period of the contest first two pass attempts were picked off Virginia Blanks Duke Ten Watson 11 run (Hunt kick) Ten McLeary 5 run (Hunt kick) FG Riley 56 Delong 4 pass from Seitt (Hunt kick) FG Hunt 39 Aub Currier 70 pass from Sullivan (Riley kick) Currier 34 pass from Sufllvan (kick failed) FG Riley 35 Kreis 33 pass from Scott (Hunt kick) Watson 1 run (Hunt kick) Priest 38 pass Interception (Hunt ck) 57838 ui i a -WX'X' Press Wlrephoto I Tennessee's Curt Watson Airborne Cher the Tartan Turf landed at fie setting up 2nd Vol TD in 45-19 romp DICK RICHMOND Duke Vir 12 18 49 281 143 64 58 22 15 311 4112 7-39 6 32 3 1 2 44 70 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles Insf Yards penalized By Herald Wire Services KNOXVILLE Tenn Tennessee cashed in on three Auburn first hilf blunders and then exploded for 21 points a wild fourth period Saturday to rout the Tigers 45-19 An Auburn comeback had trimmed the Tennessee lead to 24-16 in the third quarter when sophomore quarterback Pat Sullivan tossed scoring bombs of 70 and 34 yards to tailback Mike Currier who caught three touchdown passes when the Tigers came from behind to upend the Vols in their 1968 game Junior Quarterback Bobby Scott threw the clincher a 3T-yard pass to end Gary Kreis with 4 35 left in the game Thirty seconds later monster man Benny Dalton intercepted his second pass of the game to give the Vols the ball on the Tiger 1 Fullback Curt Watson who had scored first touchdown on an 11-yard run in the opening drive plunged in from there Defensive halfback Ken Priest capped off the frantic final period by running a 38-yard pass interception for the last Vol score TAILBACK Don McLeary got the second touchdown on a five-yard dash Scott hit end Ken Delong on a four-yard scoring pass and kicker George Hunt hit a 39-yard field goal to give the Vols a 24-3 halftime lead John Riley who had two field goals for the day gave the Tigers their only first half points on a 56-yard field goal a Southeast Out Clemson 30 to 0 CHARLOTTESVILLE Va (UPI) Virginia rode a strong running attack and an air-tight defense that stymied Duke all afternoon as the Cavaliers struck down the Blue Devils 10-0 Saturday Virginia got its offense rolling in the second half and drove for the only touchdown collected by halfback Jim Lacey on a two-yard run Jim Carmgton who converted after the TD added a 30-yard field goal to complete the scoring Duke could not get untracked and was unable to get past the Virginia 35-yard line Gwrgia Clemson 16 20 173 61 225 156 37 10 27 1 20 40 3 9 44 9 42 0 3 72 94 first downs Rushing Yards Passing Yards Return Yards Passes Punts Fumb es Lost Yards Penalized scoied another and set up still another Saturday as Georgia shut out Clemson 30-0 in its most lopsided victory over the Tigers since 1927 Vince Bulldogs who blanked Tulane last week 35-0 blunted three CLEMSON SC (UPI) Quarterback Mike Cavan passed for two touchdowns Maryland mistakes Costly Virginia Duke 0 8 7 0 0 0 3 0 0 Lacey 2 run (Carrington kick) FG Carrington 30 Carolina St 7 reezes Clemson threats with pass interceptions two of them by David McKmght Cavan a junior hit halfback Dennis Hughes on a 53-yard touchdown pass and end Charles Whittemore on a 59-yard TD bomb Cavan sneaked over for another touchdown and used short passes to set up a one-yard scoring plunge by fullback Bruce Kemp THE VICTORY was fifth over Clemson against no losses since he became the Bulldog coach Frank Howard In his 30th year as head coach has beaten Georgia only once 13 games Georgia beat Clemson 42 years ago 32-0 but not so thoroughly since then Sophomore quarterback Tommy Kendrick connected frequently on short passes at midfield for Clemson but interceptions stopped every serious Tiger drive Mc-Kmght stole two Kendrick passes in the first half and Buck Swindle intercepted another on the Georgia 14 in the fourth period The loss was the worst suffered by Clemson at home since a 41-12 defeat at the hands of Wake Forest in 1943 first downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Pin fumbles Inst Yards peanallzed Dennis pass and returned it 21 yards to the Maryland 24 Mike field goal from the 23 put State ahead 10-7 A fumble recovery by linebacker Pete Bailey gave the Wolfpack another scoring chance midway through the third quarter NORTH CAROLINA STATE GAME FRIDAY OCT 3 8:15 PM IN HE ORANGE BOWL RESERVED SEATS S600-SS00 TICKETS NOW ON SALE! fieg TM (or polyester fiber COLLEGE PARK Md (AP) Noith Carolma State scored 16 points following Maryland mistakes and then finished off the stubborn Terps 24-7 on Leon 74 yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter Saturday A 42 yard scoring run on a pass interception by safety Jack Whitley ignited the Wolfpack in the second quarter after 10-point underdogs had gone ahead 7-0 in the Atlantic Coast Conference game Two plays after State tied the score 7-7 corner back Jim Smith picked off another Stale Maryland 0 10 7 0- 7 0 Flying colors in new flight patterns In Viracle Suits by Hart Schaffner Marx Demczuk 10 pass from O'Hara (So- Ciemscm 0 0 0 porowski kick) NCS-Wh'tley 42 past Interception (Char- Cavan run (McCullough kick) 32 53 PSS r0m CVa" (kAkfd a Kemp i run (McCullough kick) NCS-Mason 74 run (McLean pass from Whittemore 59 pass from Cavan Sharp) (kick (Me A 28400 Cuilough kick) 43033 Baylor Falls in Last Minute 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period But it took Georgia Tech only nine seconds of the final period to get the fust touchdown when cornerback Jeff Ford intercepted a pass at the Baylor 16 and raced untouched into the end zone Moore added the conversion to give the Yellow Jackets a seven points lead that lasted only 58 seconds DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY plays netted only four yards Dudish dropped back found Harkey the clear at the 15 and Harkey raced the rest of the way untouched BAYLOR an eight point underdog had tied the score at 10-all shortly after the final period began when converted quarterback Laney Cook turned his first college reception into a 69-yard touchdown pass by bouncing the ball on his fingertips for 10 yards before finally gaining possession and outracmg the bewildered Tech defenders The score was only 3 3 at the end of three periods with Georgia Tech having scored on a 28 yard field goal by Jack Moore when game was only two minutes old ATLANTA (UPI) Sophomore quarterback Charles Dudish hit tailback Steve Harkey with an up-the-middle 21-yard touchdown pass with 44 seconds left to play Saturday to give Georgia Tech a 17-10 victory over Baylor Favored Georgia Tech inept on offense most of the afternoon started its final 54 jard drive with 1 3 left to play when David Polk intercepted a pass at the Yellow 46 vard line Baylor helped the Tech drive with a pass interference at the Bay-lq' 25 After two- running i JLPick Richmond Baylor Ga Tech 3 0 Miami 201 East Flagler Coral Gables 300 Miracle Mile PG 28 Moore Bay FG 19 Cozbv Ford 16 pass ck) Cook 69 pass from ck) Ha'-key 2 pass Monre kick) 3776 interception (Moore Southall (Cozby from Dudish 1 rwiutit JH3 OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS 711 9 Tjir I.