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000 000 00 000 000 000 0 000 Bucks, Spartans To Launch Play In Top Contests By ROBERT MOORE Associated Press Sports Writer The last two nationally -ranked college teams, Ohio State and Michigan State, say hello to the 1962 football season Saturday but several unranked clubs are slated to hog most of the spotlight on this second big Saturday of the young campaign. Ohio State, No. 2, is host to North Carolina, and Michigan State, No. 6, journeys to the West Coast to battle Stanford. Neither of the Big Ten 1 conference powers is expected to have too much difficulty.

The Buckeyes will catch the Tar Heels hoping to rebound from spanking by North Carolina State. Stanford squeezed past Tulane 6-3 in its debut will be out to avenge a 31-3 licking the Spartans administered the Indians year ago. Perhaps the day's headliner is the nationally-televised (CBS, 3:30 p.m., EST) scrap between Notre Dame and Oklahoma, two ambitious teams anxious to regain some of the gridiron prestige they've lost last two or three years. A sellout crowd of 61,718 will storm Norman, to witness this fifth meeting between the Sooners and the Trish, who both carved 5-5 records in 1961. Oklabegan its year last week homa, edging Syracuse 7-3, gaining the decision on third-string fullback Joe Don Looney's 60-yard romp with two minutes left.

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C. 13 Saturday Morning, September 29, Patterson Tells of Trip Home in Di Disguise Garner, Selma Play To Scoreless Standoff GARNER Garner, out more than 200 yards and holding Selma without a first down an a total offense of only 19 yards, had to settle for a 0-0 tie Friday night. Garner, which controlled the ball all night, however, lost it three times on fumbles and once by an interception. The Rams threatened twice, (The following copyrighted story was made available to The Associated Press by the New York Post. It is an account of the strange trip home made by Floyd Patterson after he lost the heavyweight title to Sonny Liston.

The author is close friend of the former champion and collaborated with Patterson on the fighter's life story "Victory over By MILTON GROSS. Sports Columnist, The New York Post. Floyd Patterson told me clusively today how he drove a lonely road from Chicago to New York disguised in a beard and mustache, and decided along the way that he wants to fight Sonny Liston again in February or June. While his family, friends, and the world were looking for him, Floyd was driving through the night alone except for a moment somewhere in Ohio where he was stopped by a policeman and nearly got arrested. Floyd told me he bought the mustache and beard on the day of the fight and before he entered the ring.

"Not that I expected to lose. I didn't expect to use it. I left it at the hotel when I went to the ball park, but after the fight 1 had someone else rush back and get it for He told me of driving along the Ohio highway before dawn on Wednesday, of parking off the road to stretch his legs. A State trooper's prowl pulled up time a the trooper reached the of Patterson's car, Floyd had managed to put on the beard only part way. It hung from his chin as the policeman shined a flashlight into the car.

"What are you doing here?" the trooper asked. "I just stopped to stretch my legs," Patterson said. "I'm driving from Chicago to New York." "Let me see your license." Floyd produced the for car he had borrowed from a relative. He had not wanted to use his Lincoln Continental, with its FP license plates. He was seeking anonymity.

did not have his driving license, however. That had been left in you don't have a license, I have got to take you the trooper said. Floyd reached up and took off the beard. Then he took off the mustache. "Are you some kind of an actor?" the cop asked.

Patterson took off his cap. The trooper shined the light full in his face again. "Aren't you. "Yes," said the former heavy. weight champion.

"I lost a fight last night. Do I have to lose again? Wouldn't it be all right if I mail you my license when I get home? I just forgot it." "You won't have to do that," said the trooper. "You won't have to lose again. You'll get him the next driving to the Selma 3 as the game ended and to the 9 in the first period. Selma never got closer than the Garner 25.

Garner picked up 174 yards running and 75 passing on 5 of 7 completions and 13 first downs. Garner was penalized 25 yards and Selma 35 yards. Selma .0 0 0 Garner 0 .0 0 .0 .0 .0 0 0 0-0 Smithfield Topples Millbrook By 19-7 SMITHFIELD Fullback ard Whitley scored all of Smithfield's touchdowns here Friday night in leading the locals to a 19-7 win over Millbrook. Smithfield's touchdowns came in the first, second, and fourth quarters. Whitley's touchdowns all State Continued From Page Eleven.

Howard as the best halfback in the conference. Jimmy Howard, son of the coach, was promoted back to the No. 1 fullback ahead of sophomore Pat Crain. The changes do not mean a great deal because two teams will see equal duty, and often the Clemson second unit does better than the first. The Tigers have an outstanding group of ends, and coverthe passing of Anderson and Parker offers a major defensive problem.

Of more concern, though, is moving the ball against the Tigers. They are big and rugged not quite as large as some recent productions but perhaps a little quicker. Tackles Don Chuy (260) and Dave Hynes (235) are some of the experienced huskies up front. The Clemson defense held State to six first last season. It gave up only 71 yards rushing and 40 passing.

In its two chances, Clemson shut out teams quarterbacked by Roman Gabriel. Now it runs into a different style Wolfpack attack will have Jim Rossi, a good runner, at the controls. He used the option play and rollout pass effectively. Rossi heads a backfield made up of members of the strong 1960 freshman team. Tony Koszarsky and Joe Scarpati are the halfbacks and Pete Falzarano.

outstanding in the Cargame, is the fullback. Again Coach Earle Edwards will star: a line made up of North Carolinians. Back of them will be some more native sons who did well in the opener. A feature the game will be the punting of Eddie Werntz of Clemson and Dave Houtz of State. They are regarded as tops in the conference, and among the Howard says Werntz is the best he ever saw.

That takes in a lot of kickers. A crowd 16,000 and 18.000 is expected." Wright Hikes Lead In 'Own' Tourney SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) Mickey Wright of San Diego fattened her lead to four strokes Friday at the halfway mark of the 72-hole Mickey Wright Invitational Golf Tournament. She shot a 1-over-par 73 at the Stardust Country Club to go with her opening round 70 for a 143 total. 8 began trying to determine what had happened to him and as he recited his conclusions his voice was not the voice of despair with which he spoke after Ingernar Johannson knocked him down seven times and knocked out hind in three rounds when Patterson lost the heavyweight title in 1959.

"From what I can make of it," Floyd said, "I got hit bobbing under a punch. I didn't know it at all. I thought I was bobbing and weaving under, but he carne across and I managed to get hit with it. He can definitely hit. That's one thing I can say for him.

"I saw everything he threw up to that point," Floyd said, "and that surprised me. His body shots in clinches, for instance. They didn't hurt at all and I was so amazed that they weren't bothering Liston had said that a right hand to the body was the source of Patterson's downfall. "He stopped coming forward when I hit him one, and one of his legs go up and I know I got him," Sonny explained in the fight post-mor tem. "I paused," Patterson conceded, "and that a mistake.

But I paused because I was so surprised that his body punches were landing and not hurting. The medicine ball in my belly in the gym hurt more. My mind went to that, I was so amazed. "You know," said Floyd, "in a clinch, I went to put my arms on him and I said to myself, 'I'm bigger than and I always thought he looked big to me. I always thought of him as a big man." According to some observers, Floyd looked intimidated in the ring.

him if he went into it frightened at all of Sonny. "Did you have any suggestion of fear in you?" For the one time in our conversation. his voice became tinged with anger. course not." he said. "I'll do better next time.

The result may be the same, but I'm convinced I can do better. I know it, I will do better. I don't think we'll have. to wait long to find out either." The return bout gives Patterson the right to name the date, site and promoter. It ties Liston to him as an opponent for most of his purse and a million dollar penalty.

Even as the new champion, Sonny, who got per cent of Tuesday night's draw, gets only 30 per cent the next time. He's not pleased, but it's a civil contract he accepted to get his shot. Patterson said, "The fight will be in Florida in February or June in New York. "But I don't know whether he can get a license in New York or not. What do you think? If he can't possibly it will be back in have said since Floyd hit the canvas so easily, he should White Paces Ligon By Williston, 32-12 Quarterback Willie White tallied three touchdowns in pacing Ligon High's Little Blues to a one-sided 32-12 win over Williston High of Wilmington Friday night at Chavis Park.

In posting its third win against no losses, the Little Blues got touchdowns in every, period. Ligon jumped to a 20-0 first half lead on a one-yard plunge by James Dickens in the opening period and two touchdowns by White in the second quarter. These scores came on runs of one-yard and 11 yards. After intermission, the Little Blues resumed their offensive Raiders Rally To Halt Wakelon In 21-13 Clash OXFORD Oxford Orphanage scored all 21 points in the second half to defeat Wakelon here Friday night, 21-13. Quarterback Tommy Wood passed to end Floyd Farrington on a 18 yard play for the first score.

Bobby Dean ran the PAT. Jimmy Rivers ran eight yards for the first Oxford score. Fullback Perry Williams kicked first of three the extra points. Eddie Strickland returned a punt 70 yards for the next score. Williams scored the final tally on a two yard plunge after a march of 31 yards.

A 20 yard pass from Wood to Ronnie Perry accounted for the Wakelon score in the fourth quarter. Wakelon ..0 7 0 6-13 Oxford Or. .........0 0 14 7-21 VMI Defeats Richmond, 21-0 Richmond VMI First downs 5 15 Rushing yardage 35 186 Passing yardage 17 51 4-13 4-11 Passes int. by 2 3 Punts Fumbles lost 3 3 Yards penalized 12 50 RICHMOND, Va. (AP) VMI's alert Keydets, taking their cue from a quick-striking defense that gave Richmond no quarter, rolled past the Spiders 21-0 here Friday night in a Southern Conference football game.

Halfback Donnie White, a second unit junior, scored two of VMI's three touchdowns on a run yards and a 63-yard sprint with an intercepted pass. V.MI 0 6 8-21 Richmond 0 2 run (Nunnally kick) VMI- -White 7 run (kick failed), VMI-White 63 runback intercepted pass from Mutrooney), Attendance 10,500. Detroit Defeats A's Before 588 DETROIT -The smallest crowd of the major league season 588 wet, shivering fans watched the Detroit Tigers defeat the Kansas City Athletics 7-3 Friday with Rocky Colavito and Al Kaline each hitting two-run homers. The game, played in 51-degree temperature, was called during the bottom of the seventh because of rain. The A's went ahead 2-0 in the first on Norm Siebern's 25th home run, and added a run in the second.

Detroit scored once in the bottom of the second and tied it on Colavito's 37th homer in the third. Kansas City 210 000 Detroit 012 022 11 (Called in Seventh Inning, Rain) Wickersham, Drabowsky (7), and Atcue; Mossi, Foytack (3) and Brown. W-Foytack (10-7). L-Wickersham (10-4) Home Runs -Kansas City, Siebern (25). Celavite (37), Kaline (29).

I Army tangles with Syracuse at New York's Polo Grounds, and this one has aroused a lot of interest. Everybody's wondering whether the Cadets are something super this year under new coach Paul Dietzel, the former magician at Louisiana platoon whether their first victim, Wake Forest, is just so-so. Army trampled the Deacons 40-14. Duke, the pride of the Atlantic Coast Conference, gets its second test against South Carolina at Durham, N.C. The Dukes were supposed to have come up with a powerhouse- and perhaps have -but they were upset a week ago by Southern California 14-7 in the shocker of the campaign's first big Saturday.

Washington has a date with its second Big Ten foe, Illinois, at Seattle. The Huskies, able to move well but hampered by fumbles, played to a 7-7 deadlock with Purdue in their opener. Aside from State and Michigan State, the top ten the weekly Associated Press poll all emerged from the first week's action with 1-0 records, and with one possible exception, should post another triumph this weekend. The exception is Missouri, ranked No. 10 after its 21-10 victory over California last week The Tigers visit Minnesota and are slight underdogs.

Texas, No. 3, is at Texas Tech at night. Penn State, No. 4, fresh from its surprising 41-7 conquest of Navy, is host to the Air Force Academy and Louisiana State, No. 5, collides with Rice at night at Baton Rouge.

Mississippi, No. 7, meets Kentucky under the lights at Jackson, Miss. Georgia Tech, No. 8, invades Florida and hopes to riddle the already leaky pass defense of the Gators. Southern California, No.

9, should have a field day at Southern Methodist after that Duke surprise. Elsewhere over the country, the malor teams square off like this: -Tennessee vs. Auburn at Birmingham, Georgia at Vanderbilt, night. Texas Christian at Miami, night. Presbyterian at The Citadel, nignt.

Furman at Florida State, night. Clemson at North Carolina State. West Virginia at Virginia Tech. EAST -Cornell at Colgate. Lafayette at Penn.

William and Mary at Navy. Brown at Columbia. Massachusetts at Dartmouth. Lehigh at Harvard. Buffalo at Holy Cross.

Rutgers at Princeton. Boston College at Villanova. Connecticut at Yale. Kansas at Boston University, night. SOUTHWEST-Tulsa at Arkansas.

Pitt at Baylor, night. Texas at Houston, night. Memplis State Western at at North West Texas State, night. Texas State, night. -Orgeon State at lowa.

Indiana at Cincinnati. Hardin-Simmons at Wichita. New Mexico State at Wisconsin, night. Nebraska at Michigan. FAR -Kansas State at Colorado.

San Jose at California. Montana at Utah State. George Arizona Washington at at New Brigham Young, night. night. Colorado State University at Arizona State, night.

Utah at Oregon. Washington State at Wyoming. Twins Rout Birds, 11-5, Assure 2nd MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL (AP)-The Minnesota Twins Friday clinched at least a tie for second place in the American League by outlasting Baltimore 11-5 with a 17-hit attack. The win put the Twins three games ahead of the Los Angeles Angels.

Minnesota has two games remaining here with the Orioles, while the Angels, who had a doubleheader with Cleveland rained out now have twinbills set with the Indians Saturday and Sunday. Baltimore 000 100 040 5 72 Minnesota 103 17 0 Pappas, Stock (8), Hoeft (8) and Smith; Kaat, Sullivan (8), Bonikowski (9) and Battey, Zimmerman (8). W. Kaat (18-14). L- Pappas (12-10).

Home runs -Baltimore, Adair (11), Williams (1). Minnesota, Allison (29). Chapel Hill Tops Oxford OXFORD Chapel Hill won its first game of the season Friday night by decisioning Oxford, 20- 13 with two touchdowns in the third period Don Clark tallied both the period TDs on a pass of 18 from Neil Demerritt and a Sardo. yard punt runback. Oxford opened the scoring on a 3-yard run by David Cannady following a 65-yard march.

Jim Byers made the extra point. Chapel Hill came back on a 1-yard plunge by Charlie Riggsbee after a 75-yard march. Riggsbee caught a pass from for the PAT. Then Oxford returned in the second period on a 46- yard pass to Cannady from Vernon Averitt to take a momentary lead before Clark's heroics. Chapel Hill ....6 0 14 0-20 Oxford .7 6 0 0-13 Cubs Nip Mets CHICAGO (AP) Bob Will's pinch two-run double in the sixth triggered the Chicago Cubs' 3-2 conquest of the New York Mets before 595 persons- smallest Wrigley Field turnout since 598 showed up Sept.

17, 1959. The Cubs set the stage starter Galen Cisco's first National League loss when man singled and catcher Dick Bertell was walked intentionally with two out. Will then doubled to right. scoring both runners with his 18th pinch hit of the season. New York 0 010-2 8 0 Chicago 010 002 00X-3 8 1 Cisco, Fess (7) and Coleman: Toth, Cardwell (0), Schultz (9) and Bertell, Thasker (9).

(4-1). Cisco Patterson told me of his perience last night after he returned to Scarsdale from his solitary journey from defeat and humiliation into what he hopes will be a brighter tomorrow. And as he recounted the reason for his sad and desolate departure from Comiskey Park, Floyd said: "That State trooper squeezed my shoulder and talked to me like a friend. What he said made think he felt almost the same way I feel. I know I'll do better the next time." When his wife, Sandra, came into the dressing room after his defeat, Floyd told her he would pick her up at the Bismarck Hotel and together they would drive back home that night.

However, Floyd underwent a change of heart later. He called her again from an outside phone booth. "I told her I wanted to drive nome alone and she under. stood. I told her to take a plane the next day.

I assured her I was all right. I do better when I'm able to think and analyze things all by myself." Analysis was not easy at first. "I had the radio on in the car, Floyd said, "and on every station all I could hear was that Liston was the new champ. Every time I turned the dial that's all I heard. You'd think Khrushchev had invaded us.

I finally stopped trying to listen." It was then that Patterson Baseball Scoreboard Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. PCT. GB x-New York ..95 65 .594 Minnesota ..89 71 .556 0 Los Angeles ..85 73 .583 00 Chicago .84 76 .525 11 Detroit .83 76 .522 Cleveland .77 81 .487 17 Baltimore .77 83 .481 18 Boston .75 83 .475 19 Kansas City .72 88 .450 23 Washington .59 100 x-Clinched pennant NATIONAL LEAGUE. Pet.

GB Los Angeles .101 59 .631 San Francisco 99 60 .623 Cincinnati 97 64 .602 Pittsburgh 92 67 .579 Milwaukee 85 75 .531 16 St. Louis 82 78 .513 19 Philadelphia 81 79 .506 20 Houston 63 94 .401 Chicago 58 102 .363 43 New York 39 119 .247 61 Results AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 7, Kansas City 3 (Called in the last of the 7th, rain) Minnesota 11, Baltimore 5 Los Angeles at Cleveland (2), rain New York 7, Chicago 3. Only games scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 3, New York 2 St. Louis 3, Los Angeles 2 (10 innings). Houston at San Francisco, rain.

Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh 8, Milwaukee 2. Probable Pitchers AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago (Pizarro (12-14) at New York (Ford 17-8), 1 p.m. Baltimore (Estrada 9-16) at Minnesota (Kralick 11-11 or Roggenburk (0-0), 2:30 p.m. Kansas City (Rakow 14-16) at Detroit (Aguirre 15-8), 1:30 p.m.

Los Angeles (Chance 14-10 and Bowsfield 9-8) at Cieveland (Donovan 20-9 and Grant 6-10), 2 games, 1 p.m. Washington (Cheney 6-9 and Burnside 5-11) at Boston (Conley 15-13 and Spanswick 0-0), 2 games, 1 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsourgh (Sisk 0-1) at Milwaukee (Spahn 17-14), 1:30 p.m. New York (R. L.

Miller 0-12) at Chicago (Ellsworth 9-19), 1:30 p.m. Houston (Bruce 8-9) at San Francisco (Sanford 23-7), 3 p.m. St. Louis (Broglio 11-9) at Los Angeles (Drysdale 10 p.m. Only games Blackbirds Win, 25-6, Over 'Cats ROCKY MOUNT Rocky Mount's Blackbird continued their undefeated ways Friday night by slapping Wilmington 25-6 as quarterback Danny Talbott scored twice and threw for another.

Talbott opened the scoring with an 80-yard scoring heave to Wrennie Pitt in second period capping 34-yard drive. Talbott also kicked the PAT. Wayne Daughtridge went 4 a 60-yard drive and went yards in the third period, ending 5 in the final period climaxing a 62-yard march. Wilmington scored on the last play of the game on a 2-yard plunge by Brent Millgrom headed the Rocky Mount defense. The winners now are 4-0 overall and 2-0 in the Eastern 4-A Conference and the losers 1-3 overall and 0-1 in the league.

Next week Rocky Mount plays at Fayetteville. Wilmington 0 0 0 6 6 Rocky Mount 6 7 6 6--25 retire, but when the possibility of that was mentioned. he replied, "retire after defeat? That's the easest thing a man can do. It's the coward's way out. If you quit just because you're pushed back you must be weak.

if I'd won maybe I would have allowed the thought of retirement to enter my mind, but not now." Patterson said: "I could have lost a little better than that. That's what hurts, but it was the right thing to have happened to me to sort of wake me up. I'll have one advantage once I get in there against Liston again and he'll have all the other advantages I'll know what I'm up against, even though the public will not have the same feelings the night of the fight." After remaining in seclusion at his camp most of yesterday, Floyd got into his car and drove home to his wiie and four children who were waiting for him. As he drove he thought of the pain of his defeat and he knew it wasn't so hard to take as the one against Johannson. He put it this way: "Most of the people wanted me to keep the title and they were hurt when I didn't.

If there were some way for it only to affect me then 80 per cent of the pain would go out of it. They applauded me, you know, and it was if they were saying, 'win or lose, I am with short plunges, climaxed drives of 35, 60, and 41 yards, respectively. Millbrook got its lone score in the third quarter on a 20-yard pass, Eric Lortz throwing to Ken Shelton. Smithfield .6 6 0 7-19 Millbrook .0 0 7 0- 07 Carolina Continued From Page Eleven. ther worked out indoors in the field house.

A tarpaulin covered the stadium field where they had been scheduled to limber up. Ohio State called off its practice because of the rain. It was still raining lightly Friday night but the forecast for Saturday, was clouds for lifting and in cool the afternoon. The temperature is supposed to be about 50 degrees. The hour's workout in the giant fieldhouse completed a heavy practice week for the Tar Heels.

They had more rough work than is usual after a season starts and they even scrimmaged on Monday. The coaches felt it was a fruitful week. Ohio State will field a team containing nine starters from last year' unbeaten powerhouse. This unit will be used as the offensive team in Coach Woody Hayes' two-platoon system. The defensive starting team will have seven sophomores on it after the promotion of two more sophs.

Carolina has 42 players on hand and all are available to play, according to trainer John Lacey. The starting lineup, expected be the same as last week, of ends John Lacey and John Hammett, tackles Jim Alderman and Vic Esposito, guards Jack Tillery and Clint Eudy, center Joe Craver, quarterback Junior Edge, halfbacks Joe McLamb and Roger Smith, and fullback Ken Willard. This will be the two-way unit and behind it will be a defensive team and an offensive team Pre-game notes: Ohio State returns intact except at one end the line Woody Hayes called the best blocking line in the country last season. Carolina coaches, however, feel the Bucks will miss fullback Bob Ferguson, even with this blocking ability. He gained a lot of yards on his own, they point out, that few backs would get Carolina will split the gate on this game which should exceed $200,000.

Athletic Director Chuck Erickson says he usually insists on a home and home arrangement but that Ohio State will not schedule that way, Here, they can count on 80,000 every time out Erickson did schedule a home game with Michigan, which has 3 100,000 seat stdium, for 1964. That will be the first time a Michigan team has ever played in the South The mile run that Carolina players had to run is also used by Ohio State. Only its players must crack 6 minutes. The Tar Heels had a time limit of 6 minutes, 30 seconds. with touchdowns in each of the final two periods.

White got the third quarter touchdown on a 13- yard run, and James Hines got the other on a five yard run following a 50-yard march. Wilmington tallied both its scores in the second half one in each of the final two periods. Charles Baldwin passed 25 yards to Samuel Grady for the third quarter touchdown, and Joseph Logan went over from the one for the fourth period score. This touchdown capped a 45-yard march. Ligon 6 14 6 6-32 Wilmingon 0 0 6 6-12 Tide Routs Tulane 44-6 Alabama Tulane First downs 17 14 Rushing yardage 202 68 Passing yardage 110 124 Passes 7-10 17-28 Passes int.

by 2 Punts Fumbles lost 0 2 Yards penalized 40 51 NEW ORLEANS (P- Sophomore quaterback Joe Namath, sparking an awesome display of offensive power, led Alabama to a 44-6 victory over rebuilding Tulane in a Southeastern Conference game Friday night. Bolstering their, top-ranking in the Associated Press poll this week, the Crimson Tide unleashed a ferocious attack that carried them to five touchdowns before intermission. A rock-hard line smothered the Green Wave drives. Namath, a 19-year-old aerial magician from Beaver Falls, passed for two touchdowns, set up another with his overhead tosses, and scored one himself. His brilliant fakes and ball- handing ability got his backs on long runs time and time again.

Alabama 14 22 0 8-44 Tulane 0 6 0 Ala. -Wilson 7 run (Davis kick). -Wilson 1 run (Davis kick). 6 pass from Miller (kick failed). Ala.

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