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0 0000 0 0 7 7 7 7 THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, RALEIGH, N. Sunday Morning, October 13, 1963 Caps, Bla Blackbirds Head to Showdown GAMES FRIDAY NIGHT: Broughton at Jacksonville; Durham at Rocky Mount; Wilson at Fayetteville; Wilmington at Goldsboro. 99. HEADS DOWN PLAY STOPS BLUE DEVIL- Billy Futrell (25) is stopped on heads-down play by California tackler in second half. The Blue Devils were tied by the Bears, 22-22.

Catawba Tops Catamounts Broughton welcomed another score. They had seen how quick a 6-point lead could be erased when the Earthquakes dazzled them with their 68-yard march to tie the score just prior to halftime. Three big passes by Eddie Wyatt and Hal Davis and a run by Davis were all that was needed. The Quakes covered the distance in one minute and 29 seconds. Ironically, the three long passes, completed against the loose, five-man line Cap defense, were the Quakes' only completions of the night.

The Caps, with Mike Pedneau getting two, intercepted the same number. Broughton will be absent from conference competition for two weeks with games next week at Jacksonville and the following week at home against Reynolds. Cata. WCC First downs 9 8 Rushing yardage 103 70 Passing yardage 29 41 Passes 3-9 8-19 Passes intercepted by 2 Punts lost 1 Yards penalized 35 85 Fumbles CULLOWHEE (AP) A bad snap from center by Western Carolina in a punting situation led to a 6-0 Carolinas Conference victory for Catawba here Saturday night. A homecoming crowd of 6,200 overflowed Memorial Stadium to witness a terrific defensive battle between the two Tar Heel elevens.

The teams battled scorelessly through the first half with neither penetrating. the other's 40-yard line. In the third period, however, the boom fell. WCC's Paul Sanders went back to punt and the ball sailed over his head on the snap from center. He chased it down, picked up and was tackled on the Western Carolina 13-yard line by a swarm of Indians.

Four plays later Catawba halfback David Campbell dove into the end zone for the game's only touchdown. Bill McDevitt missed the kick for extra point. The Catamount's deepest penetration of Catawba territory was to the 38-yard line in the fourth quarter. Catawba did not dent WCC's 40-except for the scoring play until late in the fourth when two consecutive 15-yard penalties against the Catamounts put the ball on the WCC 11. Time ran out before Catawba could get off a play.

The Catamounts played the game without the services of four key performers, all of whom are suffering from knee injuries all-conference tackle Frank Stankunas, defensive halfback Dick Kuszyk, end Jack Sams and guard Bobby Johnson. Catawba WCC 0000-0 Cat-Campbell 3 run (kick failed) Duke Coed Named As Golfing Beauty SOUTH NORWALK, Conn. Miss Nancy Albert, a 19-year-old sophomore at Duke University, has been selected "most beautiful golfer of 1963" by Golf Digest magazine. Miss Albert, a chemistry major from Trenton, N. is a fivehandicap golfer.

She has been Trenton Women's District Golf Association champion the last three years. West Va. Rally Tops 20-16 Wu First downs 12 Rushing yardage 174 127 Passing yardage 94 66 Passes 6-12 9-15 Passes intercepted by Punts 7-35 Fumbles lost Yards penalized WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP)West Virginia found a lightning thrust in the passes and runs of Jerry Yost and came from behind Saturday for a 20-16 Southern Conference football victory over a William and Mary team that was its own worst enemy. Yost passed for two of the Mountaineer touchdowns and scored the third while leading West Virginia to its first conference victory of the season.

But only fumbles kept the battling Indians, who lost the conference lead by their defeat, from coming home in front in the homecoming day clash before 500 at Cary Field. West Virginia 1 9 7 7-20 William Mary 2-16 WVU-Colaw 10 pass from Yost (Kinder kick) run (Miller kick) 8 run (Miller kick) WVU-Yost 1 run (Kinder kick) WVU-Sullivan 21 pass from Yost (kick failed) Safety Kinder downed ball in end zone Attendance 11,500. Ohio State, Illinois Tie By 20 to 20 111. Ohio First downs 11 13 Rushing yardage 79 209 Passing yardage 150 67 Passes 11-26 5-13 Passes intercepted by Punts 6-39 6-41 Fumbles lost Yards penalized 36 50 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Dick Van Raaphorst broke the Big Ten field goal record for the second straight week Saturday as he kicked a 49-yarder in the last two minutes to pull Ohio State up to a 20-20 tie with Illinois. A crowd of 84,712, biggest in Buckeye history, sat quietly in the last two seconds a's the senior from Ligonier, missed an almost impossible one from 57 yards.

That would have pulled the game out for Ohio State. Van Raaphorst's boot, which eclipsed his 48-yarder against Indiana last week, provided a fitting climax to as wild a game as these teams have played since before the turn of the century. Only one of the five touchdowns came on a drive of any length. Each team converted a close-in gamble and intercepted pass for a pair of scores. Illinois 7 0 0 13-20 Ohio State 0 3 14 3-20 run (Plankenhorn kick) Ohio-FG Van Raaphorst 27 Ohio- run (Van, Raaphorst kick) Ohio- 1 run (Van Raaphorst kick) 111-Russell 2 pass from Taliaferro (run failed) 11I-Warren 4 run (Plankenhorn kick) Ohio-FG Van Raaphorst 49 Attendance 84,712.

Suggs Regains Lead LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)-Veteran Louise Suggs of DelRay Beach, shot a 73 to recapture the lead Saturday in the $15,000 Ladies Professional Golf Association Championship. Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg, S.C., the leader at midpoint, blew to a 76 and a second-place tie at 223 with Kathy Cornelius of Scottsdale, who shot a 75. Miss Rawls, near a tie for the lead on the 18th green, missed a 40-foot putt by inches. She also fluffed a return putt and took a bogey.

Louise Suggs 70-78-73-221 Kathy Cornelius 73-75-75-223 Betsy Rawls 74-73-76-223 Mickey Wright 72-82-70--224 Mary Lena Faulk 74-78-72-224 Marilynn Smith 76-77-71-224 Mary Mills 73-76-75-224 Ruth Jessen 77-83-67-227 Kathy Whitworth 75-79-73-227 Judy Kimball 73-81-73-227 Gloria Armstrong 73-80-74-227 Peggy Wilson 76-75-76-227 Carol Mann 75-75-77-227 Sandra Haynie 77-77-75-229 Marlene Hagge 75-78-76-229 Clifford Ann Creed 76-76-77-229 Beth Stone 78-75-76-229 Jackie Pung 78-76-76-230 Sandra McClinton 79-78-74-231 Jo Ann Prentice 78-79-75-232 Betty Jameson 77-79-76-232 Kentucky Wins DETROIT KENUCKS First downs 13 17 Rushing 153 272 Passing 90 173 Passes attempted 9-21 9-20 Passes intercepted 2 0 Punts 5-38 3-30 Penalties 30 74 LEXINGTON, Ky. -Sometimes overwhelming, sometimes sloppy, Kentucky outlasted Detroit 35-18 Saturday night in an intersectional football game. Kentucky was guilty of just about every rule infraction in the book but at times displayed a bright running attack and sharp passing. Kentucky 0 6 12 0-18 14 6 15 0-35 Ky-Kosid 82 run (Anirighetti kick) Ky-Bocard 3 run (Andrighetti kick) Det-Siedlaczek 1 pass from Zientek (kick failed) -Cox 72 pass from Norton (kick failed) Ky-Norton 10 run (Kestner pass from Cox) Det-Beier 1 run (pass failed) Ky-Kosid 15 run (Andrighetti kick) Det-Assenmacher 3 run (run failed) Girls Play Football at Pfeiffer MISENHEIMER Pfeiffer College is now fielding a football -woman's style. Lovely lassies from the four women's residence halls have organized teams as a part of the College's Intramural program and are following a schedule of touch football.

The program is a project of The Women's Athletic Association and has the guidance of NBA Clubs Open Play Wednesday The victory over Goldsboro Friday night assured Broughton's undefeated Caps that they will be in title contention in the Eastern 4-A Conference right up until the final game on the schedule. The Caps cleared a big hurdle with the victory over Goldsboro by deceiving da score of 26-6. This win, coupled with Rocky Mount's 42-0 rout of Wilson and Fayetteville's 20-13 squeeker over Durham left the conference race unchanged. Broughton and Rocky Mount lead with 4-0 records. Fayetteville, a victim of Rocky Mount a week ago, is in third place with a 2-1 record.

The old familiar Broughton Rocky MountFayetteville race to the wire is more apparent than ever. In other results Friday night Wilmington skipped to its second win of the season with Harvard Beats Cornell, 21-14 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP)Harvard found a devastating offensive punch in quarterback Mike Bassett and sophomore halfback Wally Grant Saturday and he Crimson shattered Cornell 21-14 in the Ivy League football opener fo, both teams. Grant, a 19-year-old, 185-pounder from Beverly, rammed over from the 15 early in the second quarter to tie the score and Harvard took the cue from there. Bassett's passes kept the Cornell defense loose and minues later halfback Tom Bilodeau smacked over from the one and it was Harvard's ball game after that.

Cornell 7 0 7 0-14 Harvard 0 21 0 0-21 Corn-Milne 2 run (gogolak kick) Harv-Grant 15 run (Hartfrant kick) Harv- run (Hartfrant kick) -Dockery 1 pass from Bassett (Hartfrant kick) Corn -Milne 78 (Gogolak kick) Attendance 16,500. Colorado Crushes Okla. State, 25-0 Okla. St. Col.

First downs 19 Rushing yardage 66. 276 Passing yardage 93 48 Passes 6-19 6-8 P. 05 Intercepted by Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 14 55 BOULDER, COLO. (P) Colorado turned three fumbles and: bad punt into second half touchdowns that demolished Oklahoma State 25-0 in a Big Eight Conference football game Saturday. LSU Loses Quarterback MIAMI, Fla.

(A Pat Screen, Louisiana State's star sophomore quarterback, suftered a broken clavicle in his right shoulder in the football game with Miami Friday night and probably will be lost for the season. The team's trainer said the LSU physician told him Screen would be out for eight weeks, "which means the rest of the season." More X-rays were being taken of the injury which forced Screen to leave the game in the quarter. LSU won 3-0. a 20-7 triumph over Jacksonville. An assertion that the 26-6 score of the Broughton-Goldsboro game doesn't reflect the closeness of the contest could be refuted by the one-sided statistics of the game.

The fact remains, however, that the two clubs locked at 6-6 with about five minutes left to play. The Caps, who probably would have settied for a 7-6 lead at that time, exploded for three touchdowns. Where the score had been 6-6 with 5:04 to play-just prior to the first of the three lightening touchdowns with 3:24 left it was 26-6. Broughton moved the ball well between the 20-yard lines. "But we couldn't punch it Cap Coach Clyde Walker lamented.

"I think the fact that we didn't punt in the game is Prep Schedule Continued from Page Seven. Warrenton at Franklinton, Enfield at Weldon. Norlina at Littleton. Chocowinity at Bath. Robersonville at Pasquotank Central.

Tidewater Academy Manteo. Gates County at Knapp. Helena at Dan River, Va. Carolina Military Academy at Dillion, S. C.

North Mecklenberg at W-5 Reynolds (Sat.) Belmont at Hickory. Graham at Southeast Guilford Northeast Guilford at Western Alamance. CENTRAL 4-A. Lexington at Greensboro Grimsley (Thursday). High Point at Greensboro Page.

Salisbury at W-S Gray. WESTERN 4-A. South Mecklenburg at Asheville. Myers Park at Charlotte Harding. East Mecklenburg al Gastonia.

North Meck. at West Meck. (Sat.) SOUTH PIEDMONT. Statesville at Asheboro. Concord at South Rowan.

Kannapolis at Thomasville. NORTH PIEDMONT. Davie County at Children's Home. Troutman at East Rowan. Monroe at West Rowan.

Mooresville at North Rowan. SOUTHWESTERN. Lincolnton at Chase. R-S Central at Cherryville. Shelby at Kings Mountain.

NORTHWESTERN. Taylorsville at Hudson. Marion at Lenoir. Morganton at Valdese. Wilkes Central at Conover.

MID-STATE 3-A. Eastern Alamance at Southern mance. WESTERN 3-A. Madison Morehead at at MI. Reidsville.

Airy. CENTRAL CAROLINA 2-A. Central Davidson at North Davidson. West Davidson at East Davidson. Trinity at Randleman.

GUILFORD COUNTY. Guilford at Allen Jay. Summer at Gibsonville. Northwest Guilford at Ragsdale. BLUE RIDGE 3-A.

Brevard at Enka. Owen at Canton. Waynesvilla al Hendersonville. Auburn Rambles AUBURN, Ala. (AP)-Quarterback Jimmy Sidle engineered Auburn's Tigers to their fourth consecutive victory of the season Saturday, a 28-0 decision over Chattanooga.

George Rose added a 7-yard punt return to the score. But a Sidle pass and a Sidle run knocked the steam out of the Moccasins. Football! CAROLINA vs. N. C.

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FAYETTEVILLE Neil Lindsay Ins. Agency B. Moore Gillespie Street 908-909 Capital Phone HE 3-2155 Phone evidence of how we controlled the ball." The coach added, "Goldsboro is no pushover. We never felt were. I think they showed they have a good football team.

We got some breaks there at the end of the game and were able to score those last two touchdowns." Walker said the game went pretty much as he had anticipated "except we were disappointed that we didn't score more earlier in the The coach emphasized that one of the biggest plays of the game was the covered kickoff following the -breaking touchdown. The Caps kicked off, the Earthquakes didn't make an attempt to pick up the bouncing ball and Buddy Atkins covered for the Caps at the Earthquake 12-yard line. Furman Edges Wofford 21-19 Furman Wofford First downs 11 20 Rushing yardage 155 232 Passing yardage 95 143 Passes 6-11 10-21 Passes intercepted by 0 Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 35 50 SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) Furman came from behind with two first period touchdowns, two of them, resulting Wofford miscues, to whip the stubborn Terriers 21-19 here Saturday night. Wofford had marched 53 yards to score the first time it got the ball, with quarterback Todd Heldreth hitting end Mark Noel from 30 yards out for the touchdown, and jumped into a quick 7-0 lead.

Furman 14 0 7--21 Wofford 6 0 6-19 WOF-Noel 30. pass from Heldreth (Bran001 kick) FUR-Zuberer 6 run (Corlell kick) FUR-Chastain 7 run (Cordell kick) WOF-Lane 26 run (kick failed) FUR-Donovan 1 run (Cordell kick) WOF-Housel recovered fumble end zone (Pass failed) Attendance 6,000 (est) Rice Rallies STANFORD RICE First downs 12 14 Rushing yardage 116 119 Passing yardage 104 86 Passes 10-25 6-9 Passes Intercepted by 2 Punts Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized 66 88 HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) Larry Rice and Dale Callihan, a pair of sophomores, led a 10-point Rice surge in the final four minutes Saturday night as the Owls broke up a battle of fumbles and took a 23-13 football victory over Stanford. A 22-yard field goal by Rice climaxed a 52-yard drive and broke a 13-13 tie but Callihan provided the clincher second later by intercepting a Stanford pass and racing 45 yards untouched for a touchdown, Rice 10-23 Thurlow 8 pass from Connelly (Beck Rice-Fleming 40 run (Kick failed) Stan-FG Beck 38 Stan-FG Beck- 26 Rice-Sylvester 30 pass from McReynolds (Rice kick) Rice-FG Rice 22 Rice-Callihan 45. pass Interception (Rice kick) McKinley Defeats Froehling for Title TEL AVIV, Israel -Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley of San Antonio, won the Israel Autumn International Tennis.

Tournament Saturday scoring an 1 impressive 6-4, 6-4 victory over his United States Davis Cup teammate Frank Froehling of Coral Gables, Fla. McKinley and Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield, won the doubles title on the toss of a racket. They stood at one set each against Froehling and Marty Riessen, 5-7, 7-5, when fading light forced them to stop play. Holy Cross Upset WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) Boston University put together its best offensive effort of the season Saturday and emerged with its dirst victory, an 18-6 decision over favored Holy Cross at windswept Fitton Field.

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Rocky Mount must play Wilson and Durham and the Caps. On the final night of the season-when the title is usually decided and probably will be again--Fayetteville is at Wilmington and Broughton at Rocky Mount. EASTERN 4-A. Conf. All Broughton Rocky Mount Fayetteville Durham Goldsboro Wilson Wilmington ON Stock Car Kills Fan WINSTON-SALEM (UPI) A stock car whirled out of control in the backfield stretch of the Dixie Classic Fairground here Saturday afternoon and plowed into a scattering of spectators, killing one person and seriously injuring another.

Dead on 1 arrival at a local hospital was Richard Gough, 29, of Rt. 7, Winston-Salem. Seriously injured was William Thomas Moore, 27-year-old Negro employe of Reynolds Tobacco Co. Car No. 13, driven by Bob Waugh of Statesville, spun out of control on the backstretch of the grandstand-an area where spectators are not officially allowed.

Citadel Whips Blue Hose 24-0 Citadel Presby. First downs 21 11 Rushing yardage 268 84 Passing 15-22 161 7-21 36 Passes Passes intercepted by 2 Punts 8-38 Fumbles lost 2 Yards penalized 55 SAVANNAH, GA. (UPI) The Citadel used a streaky little halfback and a sticky-fingered end to bedazzle Presbyterian 24-0 Saturday in the seventh annual Georgia Peach Shrine Bowl. Jim Parker, a junior halfback whose 5-9, 163-pound frame belies his power, sailed 30 yards for one touchdown and piled up 121 total yards on seven rushes. Vince Ketno, a right end and favorite target of quarterbacks Wade St.

John and Joe Cannarello, caught seven passes for 79 yards including a five-yarder from St. John for the Citadel's first touchdown. Fullback Bruce Whitney added a fourth-period touchdown on a two-yard smash which climaxed a five-play, 88-yard drive. A 52-yard streak by Parker and two St. passes for 13 and 20 yards, set the stage for that Thursday.

Green, a sophomore place ling specialist, added the other points. He kicked a 28-yard field goal in the fourth period and converted after all three touchdowns. The three extra points gave him a season record of 10 for 11. Citadel 0 077 10-24 Presbyterian 000 0 0 Cit-Ketno 5 pass from St. John (Green kick).

Cit-Parker 30 run (Green kick). Cit--FG 28, Green. Cit--Whitney 2 run (Green kick). Attendance: 7,000. the college's athletic director, Joe Ferebee.

The virile pigskin sports is played by the Pfeiffer feminine "griders" according to the standard "touch" football rules with not tackling or blocking permitted. Some 60 coeds out of the college's more than 350 women students are sharing in the program. NEW YORK (AP) The mighty Yankees in Angeles Dodgers, toppled the major league baseball. Now can the Los Angeles Lakers end the domination of the Boston Celtics in professional basketball? That is the question as the Nation Basketball Association opens its 18th season on Wednesday with a new president in J. Walter Kennedy, two famed rookies in Art Heyman and Jerry Lucas, two new teams in Baltimore and Philadelphia and several new coaches.

Wilt (The Stilt) Chamberlain and Bill Russell, who have set records galore, will be back with the San Francisco Warriors and Boston Celtics, respectively, but there will be one big absentee. Bob Cousy, a crowd pleaser for years with his spectacular passing, dribbling and shooting, has retired from the Celtics and became a college coach. In their drive for a sixth straight NBA championship the Celts will go for victory No. 1 at Baltimore in one of Wednesday's three opening games. The new Philadelphia 76ers are at Detroit and the Cincinati Royals, with Lucas making his pro debut, are at St.

Louis in the other two openers. On Thursday the Celtics are at Cincinati and Baltimore is at New York, where Heyman, last season's top college player, will make his pro debut with the Knicks. The Celtics will sit out Saturday while all the other clubs, in the nine-team league go at it. New York will Cincinnati, Detroit at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Baltimore and Los Angeles at St. Louis.

Although the Lakers led by Elgin Baylor and Jery West, again are expected to reach the playoff, which they lost to Boston the last two years, Red Auerbach, the Boston coach, thinks Cincinati is the team to watch. "Any body is crazy who doesn't bet on Cincinnati," is the way the fiery Celtic coach puts it. "The Royals took us the full seven games in the Eastern Division playoffs. Now they have all that talent back, plus Jerry However, Red added: "We're still the champs until somebody proves otherwise. Barring injuries, it will be our own fault if we don't win again." A quick rundown on the other clubs: New York Success of the Knicks depends largely on how rookies Heyman and Jerry Harkness adjust to the pro style.

Detroit Under new coach Charley Wolf, the Pistons may again beat out San Francisco to reach the playoffs. Bailey Howell is the sparkplug. Baltimore The old Chicago Zephyrs, the Bullets are expected to improve along with Walt Bellamy and Tery Dischinger. Rookie Red Thorn may San Francisco New coach, Alex Hannum, has Chamberlain moving more in effort to move Warriors into playoffs. Philadelphia--The old Syracuse Nationals, now the 76ers, with veteran Dolph Schayes as coach.

With Hal Greer, Lee Shaffer and Johnny Kerr, along with Len Chappell, they figure to contend for Eastern honors. St. Louis -Coach Harry tin expects the Hawks to be much stronger with great improvement expected from Zelmo Beaty. Bob Pettit, Clif Hagan Len Wilkins standouts. It all adds up to a 360-game grind with each team playing 80 games before the playoffs start.

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