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'4 i 1i 4 A': d-: 44 11 -'4 13- 1 kiq k's N- '-'tr i' 'T 4 1 4 t' 3'' e9C i 6 '4'0 0 it t' pti1 'ATt'i ow: ri if -'k''w 0- -4: tr t- i -s- 4''-'- 0'f 4 Fumble The Deacons could not gain from there and their punt carried to the Wake Forest 33 Duke gained 33 yards on the punt exchange The Blue Devils could not do much there and on fourth down Garner tried a pass Before he could get it off sophomore end Jim Tejeck grabbed his arm and knocked the ball loose Tackle Kent Martin of Winston-Salem fell on it for the Deacons on their 37 Wake Forest then went on the move On the first play Rei ley threw to White on the right side for a 17-yard gain A pitchout to Donnie Frederick of Goldsboro brought six yards Rei ley got four and then sent White a bard runner all afternoon through left tackle White cut to the inside and got down to the Duke 3 but a holding penalty against the Deacs at the 10 put the ball back to the 25 Wake Forest got to the 10 on a See DUKE Page Four Goes Over From 1-Yord Out -Carolina Stopped Cold Down In End Zone For Duke Touchdown (Stiff Photo Iv lob Allen) Fiery Tigers Humble Tar Heels 27-0 Clemson drew no penalties running his current Wolfpack Gets 1st Verdict By Edging Virginia 21-14 offsides being declined UNC wasistring to 22 straight Howard's penalized twice for a total of 301third unit tried a two-point pass yards play but failed after Black's TEl Parker and Anderson each A terrific punting duel between launched a touchdown pass to ac- Carolina's Ray Farris and Eddie count for Clemson's halftime edge Werntz highlighted the contest of 14-0 Parker hit end Tommy Farris booted 10 times for a 468 King on a 23-yarder in the first average one of his boots sailing period and Anderson found Gary out on the Clemson one Barnes on a 33-yarder in the Wemtz victim of the roughing second quarter the kicker penalty toed the ball Fullback Ron Scrudato punched six times for a 448 average One across the third TD from the rule went out on the Carolina two climaxing a drive that was His first was not fielded when 'niched by a roughing the kicker the Tar Heels' safety men played peealty and aided by a 24-yard Alphonse and Gaston and let it pass interference call on John go The ball rolled dead on the Flournoy in the end zone UNC 10 a 63-yard effort That Third unit quarterback Tornmy put the Tar Heels in the hole and Black slanted through right tac they stayed there the rest of the kle for the fourth polishing off hall penalized twice for a total of 39 yards 1 Parker and Anderson each launched a touchdown pass to ac count for Clemson's halftime edge of 14-0 Parker hit end Tommy King on a 23-yarder in the first period and Anderson found Gary Barnes on a 33-yarder in the second quarter Fullback Ron Scrudato punched lacross the third TD from the one Iclimaxing a drive that was 'niched by a roughing the kicker perRilty and aided by a 24-yard pass interference call on John Flournoy in the end zone Third unit quarterback Tornmy Black slanted through right tackle for the fourth Polishing off noon much as they did at Clemson last year when they lost 24-0 Coach Jim Hickey's warriors didn't play as well as they did against State and this was the wrorg day to have an "off" performance The Tigers who pen-ratted the Tar Heels across the 50 twice and then not until the third period rolled up 341 yards total offense-- 2(r yards rushing and 134 pass-ling Carolina which held State to 'seven yards rushing last week mustered only 98 yards total offense Frank Howard started out by using two units named for quarterbacks Joe Anderson (No 1) and Jim Parker but finished up by throwing four full teams into the fray played under a hot sun in Kenan Stadium The third unit saw duty in the first period First downs Clomson U1 NC It 7 i Rushing yardage 233 71 Passing yardage 134 31 Passes 111 4118 Passes Intercepted by I 0 Punts 644 $45 Fumbles lost 0 Yards penalized 0 39 Clemson 7 1 0 13-21 North Caroline 0 0 0 0 33 pass from Parker (Armstrong kick) 3) oats from Andersen (Armstrong kick) 1 run (Armstrong Isla) Clism-1 Black 3 run (PISS tailed) A-26000 By MAC McGREW CHAPEL HILL Carolina fell victim to Clemson's pent-up wrath built up over two losing games the Tigers feel they should have won and suffered a one-sided 27 0 Atlantic Coast Conference licking Saturday before 26000 fans The Tar Heels fresh from a lopsided victory over State's Wolf-pack (al)hough the score was 'close 27-221 lived through an at Reds' Rally for Touchdown The (Staff Photo by Lawrence Watford) Pressure The Tigers staying mostly in their regular 5-4 defense kcpt up a relentless pressure on Farris to help Clemson look better on pass defense And the visitors who play Wake Forest next week fumbled only once in contrast to their 11 bobbles (7 lost) in their two losses Farris who hit on five of eight against State found the range on five of 16 tries for only 36 yards One was intercepted by Harry Pavilack at the Clemson 13 shutting off a threat in the third period Parker the outstanding quarterback in this game connected on four of eight for 69 yards Anderson's eight pitches found the mark three times for 50 yards Defensive standouts for Carol' na included tackle Tony Hennessey fullback Bob Elliott guard Duff Greene and centers Gary Truver and Joe Craver Clemson's guards who htlped stop UNC's power stuff that had worked so well against Stale stood out and they included Calvin West Jack Aaron and Tommy Cale The Tar Heels down 14-0 in the third period held the upper hand during that 15-minute span and got a golden opportunity to score when Farris' boot went out on the Clemson one Werntz kick ed back 39 yards from the end zone and Flournoy returned it to the Clemson Jim Addison got nothing on first down when Cue came up fast and only two on a pitchout at left end when Elmo Eam made the tackle at the 36 Bat Ferris back to pass circled the blitzing Tigers and made a great run of 10 yards to he 26 first down Fullback Joe Davies carved out two then Farris went to the air Tackle Vie Milli rushed him hard and a Tiger deflected the ball Pavilack Intercepting at the 13 Lacey Recovers Lam raced through a big hole at right tackle for 12 yards and took some pressure off the Tigers but he and Parker didn't make connections on a handolf on first down and end Bob Lacey recovered far UNC at the 24 Gib Carson gat the est! at 'right end and picked lip two yards Farris tried to bit Ward Mar-slender in the end zone but PavSee CLEMSON page Four Wake Forest Duke 103 155 141 7-14 144? 7 3-441 5-373 3 29 40 0 3 0 3 First downs Rushing vardacie 103 155 Passing yardage 147 Passes 7-4 14-2i Passes Intercepted by Punts 1-441 5-375 Fumbles lost 3 Yards penalized 29 40 Wake Forest 0 3 0 0- I Duke 0 14 0 9-23 WF-F0 Walker 2e yards Duke-Futrell 4 pass from Garner (Reynolds kick) Duke-Futrell 11 pass from RaPpold (Reynolds kick) Duke- Automatic safety ball snapped Into end zone Duke-Crisson 17 pass from Rappold (Reynolds kick) A-20000 By DICK HERBERT DURHAM Duke warmed up after a slow start and defeated Wake Forest 23-3 here Saturday It was the third straight victory for the Blue Devils and for the third time they did nat give up a touchdowii As they did in toe ather games Duke could make little headway in the opening minutes and then opened up the defense with a deadly passing attack led by quarterbacks Walt Rappold and Gil Garner The Deacons their field goal on the third play of the second period when sophomore Mickey Walker of Mebane kicked successfully from the lnyard line Duke stopped on the ground then took to the air and scored each of its touchdowns passing Futrell Scores Two Garner of the No 2 unit passed down the middle to sophomore Billy Futrell from the 4-yard line with 5:10 left in the first half Garner set up the score by toter renting a pass and returning it 21 yards to the Deacon 21 Duke then raced the halftime clock to score its second touchdown with 14 seconds let' in the half It came from the 12-yard lire on a pass from Rappold to Futrell Bill Reynolds second extra point gave the Blue Devils a 14-3 lead Wake Forest yielded a safety on the first play of the final period when a snap from center went out of the end zone Duke then put the ball in play at its 45 and went in from there for final touchdown It came on a 17-yard pass from Rappold tc sophomore Stan Crisson of Cherryville Reynolds again kicked the point for the 23-3 margin The victory was not as easy EIF the score might indicate A couple of mistakes were costly for the Deacons and Duke's ball handling kept its offense from clirking with the precision of last v4eek's rout of Virginia Four times the Blue Devils gave up the hall on fumbles One came on thp Wake 8-yard line Penalty Hurts A penalty spoiled the Deacs hest touchdown chance when a fine run by Alan White of Elm City carried to the Duke 3 Holding though was called at the 10 and the Deacs were set back to the 25 Wake Forest then moved in for its field goal Duke threw the ball 10 times in the first half It completed 10 for 93 yards and two touchdowns In the second half it was able to run better and threw only four times Each was completed for 54 yards and one touchdown The Deacons lacked the touchdown punch but at times they ground out consistent yardage At the start of the third period they appeared to be en the move as they got short but consistent yardage that advanced the ball from their 28 to the Duke 27 A fourth-down smash at the lino with only a yard to go was stopped and Duke took over Late in the game the Deaconr moved from the Duke 45 to the 10 but there the Duke defense refused to yield and kept its ree- ord Intact of not having given up I a touchdown Sweeps Stopped Doke gained 155 yards rushing against a defense designed to stop the potent Blue Devil sweeps The Deans managcd 103 rushing hut in the air Duke had clear command Wake frwest complet ed seven of 13 throws for SA yards Garner who went Into the game with 10 completions in 11 tries hit on six of even for S8 yards The Deacons wen the toss at the start and elected to receive After the kickoff Wake started from its 27 but made only nine yards in ttree tries bnd kicked to the Duke 24 The Blue Devils made a first-down but halfback Mark Leggett of Arbehoro who had trouble holding the ball fumbled and quarterback Chuck fleiley recovered for the Deacons on the Duke 33 The Deacons could gain only five Nards in three plays and tried a fald goal on fourth don Waller kicking from the 30 and his boot just cleared the line of FC rim-map and relied Into the end zone Jarred his way across Jake Shaffer made it 74 with 2:50 left in the quarter Virginia moved to the State 29 and again to the 30 in the second quarter before being stopped It was late in the half when Gabriel threw to Wilder a tackle eligible to receive on the play and he fumbled There were only 15 seconds left with Virginia's ball at the State 13 Fischer tied a pass that was batted down by Scarpati and Rowley then kicked a field goal from the 19 Houtz Buns The Vi'ollpack began moving the second time it got the hall the third quarter Fallback Dae Houtz got a ay on two trap plays for 14 and 18 yards after Gabriel threw it Clark for 13 With the ball on the Virginia 12 Al Taylor hit through left tackle but fumbled and Duane Bickers recovered for the Cavaliers State got the ball right back though and' this time took it across After Scarpati returned a punt 14 yards to the Virginia 41 the Wolipack punched into the end zone in 11 plays Three passes figured one a screen to Scarpati for 11 yards Gabriel on fourth and IA yard sneaked for the first down at the See WOLFPACK Page Four Attempt In Ninth Snuffed Out by Winner Arroyo CINCINNATI (AP) Roger I that Yogi Berra was able to roMaris the "new Babe Ruth" I turn It in time to hold the Cuban broke out of a shocking fi for 10 1 infielder rnrt nd nl to a double He died on when both th pinch nithittepral World Series slump with a ninth infielder to a double He died on second when both pinch hitters Dick Gernert and Gus Bell near the end for the first Cavalier touchdown Gabe lilts 10 of 13 Virginia which used a defense looser than the one which permitted three long touchdown passes by Duke last week yielded 223 yards on the ground Gabriel also hit 10 of 13 passes for 81 more yards 'The Cavaliers gained 119 yards running 100 of them in the first half The game started badly for State when Carl Kuhn ran the opening kickoff to the State 45 where Dennis Kroll's tackle prevented a possible touchdown The Cavaliers then armed 33 yards in six plays before tackles by linebacker Sam Raneri and guard Joe Bushof sky slowed them A keeper play by Stan Fischer was stopped at the nine and Rowley kicked a field goal from the 15 on fourth down Rosher Scores Later in the quarter State struck quickly from its 37 Mike Clark cut through left tackle for eight Joe Scarpati made seven around right end Gabriel kept for six and Bosher got five at left tackle With the ball on the 37 Gabriel hit Bosher in the middle at the 24 and the chunky wingback -At'' 42' 1711f Nsu twei Ag 0 A 1 4 4f 01 4 I 1' l' 171 71 4 lb Jr iirti 4 4N --e-q 1 it A -4 ot 7' 4y4 4 01111 1 t4-4PAr 4 4f-'" -44at 11 4 st cal t't i I 4 t' 1181 '''k- -4 11kff st t- 411 opt k- 1 t- 1: grounded out Bell bashed a one-hopper at Arroyo who pounced on the ball as it bounced off his glove and threw to first for the final out See Box Score Page Four The goat's horns were being adjusted to Mans' measurements when he came through with the big blow He was the only hit inning home run Saturday that gave the New York Yankees a 3-2 victory over Cincinnati and a 21 edge after three games The muscular blond who slammed 61 homers during the regular season had been able to hit only one hall out of the infield until he lashed a long drive into the right field bleachers off Bob Purkey leading off the ninth I a 51-yard march from the three Lon Armstrong Clemson's place kicking ace kicked the first three tie got away from rookie catcher John Edwards The ball rolled into the Cincy dugout and Kubek took second After Mantle fanned Berra lofted a fly ball into short right Robinson came in and Chacon went back beyond the normal range of a second baseman finally getting his glove on the ball just as Bob crashed into him Both went down and the ball rolled on the grass Kubek scoring the tying run Cincinnati bounced right back when Edwards lined a double to the right field corner and scored on Eddie Kasko's single to center Once again Yankee strategy backfired for manager Ralph Houk who ordered pinch hitter Jerry Lynch walked with first base open and chose to have Stafford pitch to Kasko Lynch a lefty hitter had a 404 record as a pinch batter this year Daley Reliever Following Kasko's hit Bud Daley replaced Stafford Arroyo took over after Blanchard homered fur Daley in the eighth There were two out and nobody on base when Blanchard was leaned up to bat for Daley The handy catcher-outfielder had hit 'four pinch homers this season and had won at least seven games with homers in the late innings Purhey threw only one pitch to Blanchard and the ball sailed Into that sundeck in right tying the score at 22 Leading 3-2 going into the last of the ninth the Yanks still had a fight on their hands against this underrated Cincinnati club Gene Freese a home run threat but still hitless struck out but Cardenas came through with the pinch double Tony Kulick made a fine play ond throw on pinch hitter Ger Inert's roller blid Arroyo grabbed IhIls senteh to throw him Out ilia the game-ending play i NC State Virginia First downs 15 IS Pushing yardage 273 1110 ptilSing yard' al 101 Passes 10-13 21-26 Passes Intercepted by 1 Punts 4-37 1-31 Fumbles lost 2 I Vards penalized 30 Punts Fumbles lost Vards penalized Vs State Virginia 7 0 7 7-21 3 3 0 0-14 Irrtr--Fgf Aloe IS 37 On from Gabriel (Shaffer kick) Rowley 11 foCSkick--eroll I paha from Gabriel (Shaffer I runs 7 pau from Coolie ((JUNG PatS from Cuoiro) By JOE TIEDE CHARLOTITSVELLE Va State roused itself after a shaky' first few minutes and stopped Virginia 21-14 here Saturday for its first victory in three starts The Wollpack got its ground attack going for the first time this season find Roman Gabriel hit six straight passes in the second half as State took charge for the most part after an early Virginia field goal Still the Cavaliers kept the issue in doubt until State was able to run out the clock in the last two minutes Trailing 21-6 Virginia rode the passing arm of quarterback Gary Cuozzo to a touchdown with 255 left Cuozzo then passed for a two point conversion before State killed the remaining time by grinding out a first down and running two more plays It was by far the best Wolf-pack perfonmance thus far both offensively and defensively although Virginia threatened to make trouble by driving quickly downfield after the opening kickoff But the Wolfpack defense vulnerable in the first two games pulled itself together then and kept the Cavaliers' Wing-T offense in check until Cuozzo's late passing flurry 223 Yards State Ls able to open some boles for its backs and picked up 223 yards rushing Wingback Carson Bosher playing his first game gained 72 yards in seven and alto scored on a 37-yard pass play from Gabriel The Wo traveled 63 yards In five plays for its first touchdown which came on a bruising run by Bosher aftar he caught a Gabriel pass Two Virginia defenders bounced off the husky sophomore as he ran 24 yards alter grabbing the pass After that first quarter touchdown Virginia came back strong in the second period but couldn't get the ball across It got a chance to score though when State tried to pass from its 18 with 30 seconds to go in the half Bert Wilder fumbled when hit and Virginia guard Lou Martig recovered Guard Bob Bow-Icy then kicked his second field goal with six seconds showing and it was 71 at the half 'the Wollpack dominated second hall marching 41 and 83 yards for touchdowns and but tJiiij up Virginia's running game clout though completed tour passea to lead a 60-yard advance 177 twr11 tr1ry '3 E5' 1 I kt li vvi 4 ail ciNow00040N ir i Pl ri t' i''-: ir 41-- i -141 sk I 44 Jr 1 44404 111 A 47 t4( 4 14 i ''7 1'411 i '11'''hk'' 4 1:" 7 A 0 I v''' 1 -10do Aor 't4-1'11 4414 NA i 0 i el A I 4 '4' 4 i I i 4-le qt 1 a 14 -c 1 111 of a tie ball game less Yankee regular and it ap-1 peered the season-long homer It was the first time the boys had bhown their power had taken its toll How- against the National League ever he hit a 21 pitch about 10 champs Mickey Mantle the rows back into those right field other half finally played alter bleachers called "the sundeck" missing the first two games be- in Cincinnati-cause of an abscess of his right Cincinnati crashed through for hip but he went hitless in four a run off Bill Stafford in the trips third inning with the help of an Purkey deserved a better fate error flit) Chacon the Reds' The big eighthander with the I speed demon second baseman butterfly knuckler and wide bcL out a bunt to the right of variety of pitches had a no-hitter ale plate for a single and vent for 4 1-3 innings and a three-hitter to second when Stafford's throw for seven innings before the was wild Yanks' power struck with a Two outs later Frank Robin-pinch homer by Johnny Blan- son the Reds big mugger snap-chard in the eighth and Mans' ped out of his batting slump and blow in the ninth rammed a double off the wall in Scrappy Cincinnati led at var- lefL Chacon scored easily with boils stages 1-0 and 2-1 and con- the first run on this bright sum-tinned to pour on the pressure mery Afternoon It vias Robin-in the ninth against Luis Arroyo" eon's first Series hit after beven the winner and last of three futile tripe Yankee pitchers With l'urkey rolling along easiCardenas Doubles ly that un looked bigger end With one out in the home half bigger The Yanks filially got to of the ninth and an enthusiastic Purkey for a hit In the filth a Crosley Field crowd of 32583 double by Elston Howard high off yelling for a rally pinch hitter the center field fence Leo Cardenas drilled a long double high off the score board Collision In left center field Three or 4 feet (a the right and it would have Except far a collision lietween right Itohnt on ind second sailed out of the park for a tying home run it was hit off thi4 I basetildn Chilcon in short right tea high boani instead of overifirld PuritcY 'night have had a the 18 foot tiisit runs the rot' 4111inii through ()f the skay in left and (Teter 'Cony Natick opened the seventh Cerdenas' bail smashed into wish a single to venter ith one the board and bounced back 30 out l'urkey's third pitch to Man 11 "WE JUST rtAvEn REAL FINE Frank Ilovard facing camera And Jim Hickey exchanged grcelings folloving the Clemson-Caroline garae Howard explained to llickey that his team 'Just playtd real fine foot bal" The scorebroard In the brckground tells the story of the game (Photo by Devil' Murray) 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