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10 00.0 0 Pirates, Apps Play Key Game HICKORY -Two of the top contenders for the Carolinas Confer. ence championship collide tonight when East Carolina and Appalachian meet at this neutral site. Both teams bring 5-1 records into the game but East Carolina's Pirates lead in the conference with a 4-1 mark. Appalachian is 3-1. Coach Jack Boone of East Carolina, calling the contest his team's most crucial to date, says the team has improved with each game.

"Our blocking has been sharper and the defense kept down the long gainers," he remarked. Pulled One Out. The Pirates won a big, one last week by a 13-7 count at Newberry to the alert play of end Richard Honeycutt. With Newberry leading 7-6 in the last minute, Honeycutt stole the ball from the Indians' Phil Orsini at the Newberry ten line. Two plays later he caught touchdown pass from Dan Rouse for the winning points.

That win came after the lone East Carolina setback, a 7-6 loss to Western Carolina. Early wins came over (Pa.) State Teachers, Guilford, Catawba, and Elon. The Pirates have received offensive spark from several players including freshman Mich- Fuquay Defeats Selma, 27-13 FUQUAY Jim Williams scor. ed twice, once on a punt return of 88 yards, in leading Fuquay to a 27-13 triumph over Class 2-A District Three foe Selma here Friday night. Williams' touchdowns came after Fuquay had gone ahead with a safety in the first period and touchdowns by Don Keith, on a 4-yard run, and Ricky Stewart, on a 6-yarder, in the first three periods.

Forrest Council added one extra point. Selma scored both of its touchdowns in the second half, the first coming on a 36-yard pass from Rick to Hines. Selma 0 0 6 7-13 Fuquay 2 7 6 12--27 Durham Bulldogs Defeat Northern DURHAM-The Durham High Bulldogs scored a touchdown in leach, Northern, period, to here defeat Friday Durham night. for each of their scores. Jimmy The winners made long drives Durham scored the first one on an 11-yard run.

Wayne Vashsaw got the second from eight yards out. Durham scored in the third period from Lynagain, wood Grady ran six yards for the final touchdown. Northern's touchdown ended a Caro-60-yard drive, with Long going across from the three. Northern 0 0 0 6- 6 Durham 6 6 7 THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, RALEIGH, N. C.

UNC Bops Cavaliers' Frosh, 20-0 el, Nick Hilgert, Tommy Matthews and Frank Galloway. Tackle Star. Clayton Piland is a highly regarded tackle and Lockerman and Bobby Bumgarner have been standouts at defensive end. Boone also expects improvement in the passing game with Rouse, Jerry Parker, Vince Eiduke throwing. Appalachian has lost only to Lenoir-Rhyne by a 19-6 margin, the Catamounts of Coach Jim Duncan defeated Emory Henry, Western Carolina, and Elon in their first three games.

After the loss, came wins over Catawba, 13-0, and Carson-Newman, 22-7. The other strong contender, Lenoir-Rhyne, 3-1 in the conference, has an intersectional game with Wittenberg in Springfield, Ohio. The Bears, picking up steam recent weeks, play East Carolina next Saturday. Conference games are scheduled between Western Carolina and Elon at Burlington this afternoon and between Newberry and Guilford at Guilford. Catawba plays at Presbyterian.8 East Carolina's game is being played in Hickory because Appalachian has no home field.

Rohanen Bops Littlefield ROCKINGHAM Rohanenl gained its seventh Cape Fear Conference victory by downing Littlefield, 20-0, here Friday night. Darrell Johnson opened the scoring with: a 46-yard run in the first period. In the third quarter Charles Jenkins passed 15 yards to' Singletary for the second score. Davis added the other on a five-yard run in the closing period. Rohanen is undefeated in conference play, Littlefield 0 00 0-- 0 Rohanen 7 0 6 7--20 Charger Star Nixed By Army SAN FRANCISOCO (PI Jack Kemp, quarterback for the San Diego Chargers in the American Football Legue, isn't going into the army.

The Sixth Army received word Friday from the surgeon general in Washington that Kemp has been determined "temporarily disqualified medically." He will be re-examined in six months. Watkins Runs 101 Yards For DuBois ROXBORO Carlester Watkins scored two touchdowns, one on a 101-yard run, Friday to lead DuBois High of Wake Forest to a 28-6 win over Person of Roxboro, Watkins made his field-length dash on the kickoff following the Person touchdown. He also took a 22-yard scoring pass from Luther Watkins in the fourth quarter. Saturday Morning, October 28, 1961 Morson, Daniels Battle In League Title Affair Lon-time junior high rivals Morson and Daniels square off in Devereux Meadow tonight to settle the Greater Raleigh Conference and the city junior high championships. The two foes clash at 7:15.

It is the final game of the season for conference members, which include Martin, Millbrook, Garner and Cary. Coach Bill Harrington's Daniels team' goes into the fracas with an undefeated record. Daniels has swept through the season with a record of 4-0-1. The Morson team of Coach Leon Sexton is 4-1. Both Morson's loss and Daniels tie came at the hands of the same team.

Carr of Durham battled Daniels to a 0-0 standoff in the first game of the season. A week later Morson went to Carr and suffered a narrow '15-13 setback. CHAPEL HILL (-The North Carolina freshman football team defeated the Virginia frosh, 20-0, here Friday. The win gave the Tar Babies a 2-2 record. The Virginia yearlings are 0-2.

The first score for Carolina came in the first quarter Virginia halfback Ralph Corley fumbled and Willy Trimble of Carolina recovered. Four plays later, halfback Hank left end Halfback Barden on a scored, tour yeard Braine kicked the extra point. The second touchdown came in the fourth quarter on an 11-yard pass from third string quarterback Jim aGllagher to end Frank Gallagher, his twin brother. Braine kicked the point again. Jim Gllagher ran around right end for the final touchdown, capping a 75-yard march.

Braine missed the kick. North Carolina 7 0 0 13-20 Virginia 0 000 0 0-0 NC- 4 run (Braine kick) NC- Gallagher 11 pass from Jim Gallagher (Braine kick) NC--Jim Gallagher 8 run (kick failed) Bellamy Leads Packers to Win CHICAGO (A) Walt Eellamy jammed in 35 points in leading the Chicago Packers to a 117-106 victory over the St. Louis Hawks in the return of professional ketball to Chicago after an 11- year lapse. The Packers scored their first National Basketball Association victory after two losses and led the Hawks all the way The Packers, with Bellamy and Barney Cable scoring and controlling the backboards, pushed off to a 32 27 first quarter lead. They expanded it to 36-49 at halftime a crowd of 6,381.

Coach Shakes UP LA Lineup LOS ANGELES (AP) Coach Bob Waterfield Friday shook up the Los Angeles Rams in a mov he hopes will bring victory over the Detroit Lions here Sunday. Frank Ryan replaces Zeke terback. Bratkowski Rookie as the Pervis starting Atkins quar. right, or slot, back instead of veteran Ollie Matson. The defensive backfield unit will list Eddie Meador and Rookie Al Hall as the corner backs and Clendon Thomas and Lindon Crow as the deep backs, with Charlie Britt held in reserve.

Charlie Cowan replaces Roy Hord at left guard on offense and George Strugar fills in at tackle for the injured John Lo Vetere on defense. Schloredt Called VANCOUVER (AP) Quarterbacks Joe Kapp and Bob Scholredt of the British Columbia Lions of the Canadian Football League have been ordered to take physical examinations by the U.S. Army. Illinois Man Races Clock, Father Time 7 1X aS In st et of 20 PIRATE FLANKER Richard Huneycutt, East Carolina end from Portsmouth, was a Pirate hero against Newberry, and he'll be ready for action tonight at Hickory in the key Carolinas Conference contest with Appalachian. MIAMI-Defeats eats UNC Continued From Page Nine.

down again several more times during the game, only seemed to affect attendance, however. A crowd of 29,612 attended, stead of the anticipated over40.000 due for Miami's homecoming. Because of the rain and a 20 MPH wind, Miami elected to kickoff after winning the toss. Carolina got two first-downs its first two possessions, while holding to no net gain the first had the ball. Then Mira came in for the first time, and Miami began to ave move impressively.

At the start of the second quarter, Farris punted out on 10 he kicked one dead on the Hurricane 11 earlier to keep Carolina in good field position. Volleneweider, on the first play, broke loose over the middle and rammed 26 yards before being pulled down, and that fired up Miami for its push to a first-and-10 on the Carolina 17. A 22-yard pass from Mira to John Bahen was the other key gain in the push. After two incomplete passes, Ryder made three to the 14. On fourth-and-seven there, Bob Wilson's field goal try was true.

The ball was placed down on the 20- yard-line. Farris Pass. Carolina came back to attempt a field goal of its own after an exchange of punts. The Tar Heels had moved from their own 32 to the Miami 19, largely on a 46-yard pass play from Farris to end Lacey. Lacey, who had gotten behind the Miami secondary, caught the pass at the Hurricane 35 and Teached the 22 before being stopped from behind.

Miami "blitzed" Another Bad Round Boosts Palmer's Score SYDNEY, Australia (AP) Arnold Palmer, generally rated the No. 1 golfer in the world, had a second bad round in the Australian tournament at the Lakes Course Friday. He shot a 4-over-par 76 for a two-round total of 156 -his worst halfway score in a big 72-hole tournament in years. Palmer is tied for 18th in a field of 36. In the lead is 47-year-old Eric Cremin of Sydney with 72-71--43.

Two strokes behind on 145 is the best known Australian, Peter Thomson, 74-71, and one stroke behind him is South African Gary Player at 146. Player, who had a 78 'Thursday, fired a 68 Friday. The wind was only gentle compared with the gusty conditions Thursday and nine players broke par. But Palmer was unable to get his game into shape. just was not playing well-the card show.

it," he said later. "My putting was the feature. Whenever I got near the pin I missed the putt." its linebackers, shooting through as Farris dropped back to pass, and threw the Carolina Bob quarterback Elliott back attempted to the 30 field before from the 36. The kick was short and to the right, good. That proved Carolina's biggest threat.

After Miami got the game's only touchdown early in the final quarter, the Tar Heels managed a drive to the Hurricane 33. But Charles Yanda got the second interception of the night off Farris, this one at the Miami 19, to stop the threat. Early in the second half Carolina got in trouble when Gib son's fumble was recovered by Miami end James Simon on the UNC 36. The Hurricanes drove to the 13, with Vollenweider contributing a 12-yard burst. An offside penalty helped check the threat, however.

That fied a 12-yard throw from Mira to All-America end Bill Miller at the two, and Carolina took over on its 19. Miami came right back to reach the Tar Heel five, after getting possession at the 46. Mira passed for 12 yeards and dez ran for 12 in two, key plays. On third-and-three the five, Vollenweider fumbled and Carolina tackle Jim Shumate recovered on the eight. The Hurricanes also staged a thrust in the fourth quarter that went to the Carolina 23 before the Tar Heels rose up and stopped it with 3:45 left.

Farris twice was caught by the blitzing Miami rushers when he was back to pass, putting lina back on its eight. A screen toss. to Elliott got out to the 12, but then Farris had to kick. He got off his longest of the gamea 61-yarder that went over the Miami secondary--but Carolina didn't get another chance. Farris wound up with a 43.7 yard punting average for seven kicks.

"The Carolina bali club did a great job and showed a tremendous amount of desire out there," Miami coach Andy Gustafson said afterwards. "Farris did a particularly outstanding job and will probably be the best quarterback we'll face all season. "This win sets us up real well for the rest of the season," Gustafson said. boy Mira was just perfect," he added. RUSHING.

Miami (carries, yards gained) Vol. lenweider 13-90; Fernandez 11-68; Ryder 10-32: Bruno 7-24; Mira 4-5; Bahen 1-2; Spinelli 3-1; Bennet 1-minus Parsons 1-minus 3. Carolina Eillott 5-13; Carson Addison 7-8; 2-1; Marslender 2-7; Davies 2-51 McLamb 1-minus 1: Farris 11-12. PASSIN. Miami (attempted, completed, vards gained) Mira Farris 22-11-155, Carolina North Carolina 8 9 8 Miami Mia-FG, B.

Wilson 30. -10 Mia -Wilson 40, pass from Mira (B. Wilson kick). Attendance 29,612 GW Loses, 20-6 WASHINGTON (AP) Boston University's bulky line took charge in the fourth quarter Friday night as the Terriers ground out a 20 to 6 victory over George Washington. It was their second victory in a row after losing their first four games.

Falcons Battle ECST; Shaw Takes On Eagles St. Augustine's takes on East- Game time at Chavis Park is ern Carolina rival Elizabeth 2 p.m. City State Teachers here today Shaw goes to Durham in in the Falcons' annual home- of second CIAA contest. quest its The city's other CIAA mem- umph. The Bears last week Shaw goes to Durham came up with a good performwhere the Bears are matched ance but it was against probaagainst the North Carolina Col- bly the strongest team in the lege Eagles.

league--Johnson C. Smith UniSt. Augustine's is looking for versity-and Shaw had to settle victory it goes against for the distinction of being the the Teachers. The Falcons have first team to score on the Bulls won twice and lost three. In this year.

Smith won, 12-9, the conference they are 1-2. The Bears will be up against Elizabeth City will bring into another formidable opponent town an overall record off 2-3 again today. The Eagles are unwand will be looking for the win beaten, although they have been that will put it over the .500 tied two league opponents. mark, just as the Falcons. The They are 3-0-2 in the CIA and Teachers are 1-3 overall.

3-0-2 for the season. ECC CENTER Chuck Gordon, East Carolina center from Clayton, will be a starter when the Pirates, leading the Caro- linas Conference, take on Apalachian tonight at Hickory. Warriors Drop 126-122 Game PHILADELPHIA (A) Syracuse staged a last quarter rally to defeat the Philadelphia Warriors 126-122 in National Basketball Association action Friday night despite Wilt Chamberlain's 55 points for the losers. The Warriors had jumped to an immediate lead and looked as if they were running away with the ball game. But in the final period Philadelphia went scoreless for four and a half minutes while Syracuse picked up 10 points.

The Warriors had heid leads of 40-30, 62-53, 89-74 and 96-87 before the advantage melted away. Syracuse tied it at 109 on Dave Gambee's foul shot. His second foul put the Nationals ahead 110- 109. Hal Greer's field goal made it 112-109 and the Nats were never headed. Chamberlain led all scoring, with Dolph Schayes high for Syracuse with 28 points.

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U.S. Royal for your car. Wilmington at Davie Streets Raleigh CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (P)-Joie still is winning his race against father time. He did a 6:32.6 mile in the Illinois Armory Friday.

He is 67 years old. The mile run was held under the watchful eye of Dr. Thomas K. Cureton, director of Illinois' Physical Fitness Research Laboratory. Joie has been running most of his life.

He was the United States distance star of the roaring: 20's. He matched a world 4:12 in bas-1925, competed in three Olympics, carried the Illinois Athletic Club colors into 950 races and won medals, ribbons or trophies in all but one. For the last six years, he has been running a birthday mile on April 13. His best was 5:50 in 1959. He was disappointed with his 6:2.6 special mile Friday.

had been training since July," said Joie, retired Gary, steel mill worker. "I had been running two to four miles a day, rowing a boat, lifting weights, working out at a health club and following a diet made up mostly of wheat germ. I was sure I could do i it in six flat or better. "But I'll I stay in training and try again on my 68th birthday." Duke Gets Soccer Win Over State DURHAM Duke scored a 7-0 soccer victory over State's booters here Thursday. The Blue Devils scored in every period.

Dean Ross, inside right forward, led the victory with two goals. Fullback Jim Huntsman played well for State. Gamecocks Win COLUMBIA, S. C. (UPD)-Paul Masem of South Carolina set a course record Friday of 20:0.5 over the three-mile course as the Gamecock runners defeated Wake Forest 25-30 in an Atlantic Coast Conference cross-country meet.

Masem bettered the course reclord set last week by Clemson's Jimmy Morehead by a margin of one-tenth second. Cureton said the undergraduates he tests average about seven minutes foo the mile. "Before and after the run, Joie showed amazing cardiovascular (heart and blood vessels) fitness," said Cureton. "His ballisto-cardiogram, which computes the stroke volume of the heart, was better than those of 90 per cent of men, including active athletes, examined at the university over the years." For 10 years or so up uniti 1939, when Joie last competed, he ran on snowshoes in Canada, against horses in marathon endurance tests, and against roller skaters. Now, Joie is getting a big kick out of beating the sands of time.

1 Rens Get Doyle PITTSBURGH (AP) Danny Doyle, former Belmont Abbey college sta, has been acquired by the Pittsburgh Rens of the New American Basketball League, it was announced Friday, Doyle was cut Thursday by the a Detroit Pistons of the National Basketball Association join the crowd for a gay evening of dining and dancing to the rhythmic music of Walt Plemmer's "MELODY For Food and Entertainment you can't beat visit Eastern Carolinas finest Supper club ship 'n shore Phone WILSON 243-6792.