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0 0 00 0 0 00 00 00 0 000 The News and Observer, Sunday, October 1, 1967 11-3 taste (Staff photo by Bill Jones) COACH WADE, -Coach Wallace Wade, who directed Alabama and Duke to some of its greatest 1 football 1 glory, was honored at Duke Friday night and yesterday, culminating in the naming of the stadium for him. Among those returning to pay their respects was Eric Tipton, great punter of Duke's 1938 Rose Bowl team. Bulldogs Nip Tigers Georgia Clemson First downs 8 15 Return yardage 194 176 yardage 122 1. 44 Rushing yardage 126 231 Passes 4-12-0 4-16-2 Punts 11-37 7-45 Fumbles lost Yards penalized 127 68 CLEMSON, S. C.

(UPI) Kent Lawrence, who spent his boyhood at Clemson but chose to play his college football at Georgia, skirted end for yards and the touchdown that gave the 5th-rank Bulldogs a 24 17 victory Saturday over Clemson University. Coach Vince Dooley's Georgia team, an eight point favorite, built a 17-3 half time lead on two touchdowns by quarterback Kirby Moore. Arnette Stars As UVa Romps Buffalo Virginia First Downs 13 21 Rushing yardage 117 402 Passing yardage 126 81 Return yardage 137 63 Passes 12-34-4 5-10-0 Punts 3-37 3-38 Fumbles lost 1 6 Yards penalized 10 25 CHARLOTTESVILLE. -Quarterhack Gene Arand another Saturnette scored. four touchdowns day to lead the Virginia Cava: liers to a 35-12 victory over the University of Buffalo.

The explosive Arnette tied an Atlantic Coast Conference record by accounting for five touchdowns. The record was set VPI Whips K-State 15-3 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles Yards penalized VPI KSU 16 11 229 40 168 60 52 4-9-2 13-21-2 7-36 33 64 -MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP)Unbeaten Virginia Tech blended some big defensive plays by AllAmerica safety Frankie Loria and end George Foussekis with a potent ground game for a 15-3 victory over stubborn Kansas State University Saturday. Quarterback Al Kincaid, a big man on third down plays, directed the potent Tech running game which turned the tide after ambitious K-State grabbed 3-0 lead late in the first period on Mike Bruhin's 34-yard field goal. Virginia Tech, well stocked with Liberty Bowl veterans, made it three straight victories while Kansas State took its first defeat after an opening victory, its first since 1964.

State kept the pressure on until the last four minutes, with Bill Nossek's passing and the running of tailback Cornelius Davis. Tech linebacker Mike Widger grabbed a deflected pass and ran eight yards for the clinching touchdown with 3:15 left. Tach moved into the lead for the first time with 3:24 left in the first half as tailback Terry Smoot bucked over from a foot away, climaxing a 53-yard, 11- play drive, all on the ground. Wingback Ken Edwards went 40 yards on a sweep to the K- State nine with four seconds left in the half and Jon Utin's 26-yard field goal made it 9-3 at the half. Kansas Virginia State Tech KSU -FG 34 Bruhin VPI Smoot run kicked failed VPI FG 26 Utin VPI Vidger 8 pasc interception pass failed.

Attendance 20,500 HONDA the most economical way to travel to work, to school or for pleasure. Sales Service Parts Rentals HONDA of Raleigh 209 Hillsborough Raleigh 612 Carthage Sanford Support the United Fund Colts Vs. 49ers on TV Rams, Cowboys Tangle in Big One NEW YORK -The Los Angeles Rams' Fearsome Foursome meets the Dallas Cowboys' Doomsday Defense Sunday in a battle of National Football League unbeatens that just might shake the foundations of the Cotton Bowl. As Coach Tom Landry of the Cowboys said "the game is a big challenge to both offensive teams." The have Deacon Jones, Merlin Olsen, Roger Brown and Lamar Lundy to throw at Don Meredith and the complicated Cowboy offense. Roman Gabriel must be ready to set and throw for the Rams with Willie Townes, Jethro Pugh, Bob Lilly and and George Andrie coming at him.

The Rams, 2-0, are tied for the lead in the Coastal Division and the Cowboys, 2-0, are out front in Capitol Division. The only touchdown scored on Los Angeles this year was a kickoff return by New Orleans' rookie John Gilliam in the opener. When Dallas and Los Angeles played Aug. 12 in a preseason game the Rams won 20-6. San Francisco, 2-0, and Baltimore, 2-0, bothe tied with the Rams in Coastal Division, meet at Baltimore in the other clash of perfect record.

The 49ers haven't beaten the Cons since 190-, 10SIlg muse a row. San Francisco's oriense is top in the league With son Brodie's passing balanced by the running or nen John David Crow, Gary Lewis and Doug Cunningham, Johnny Unitas is away to a fast start, completing 11 passes to sub Willie Richardson last week in a rout of Phidalephia, After two unexpectedly tough games, Green Bay, 1-0- 1, gets a chance to open up Atlanta, 0-2, in a game to be played at Milwaukee. Coach Vince Lombardi has spent most of the week trying to explain Bart Satrr's Dolphins Hope Namath Has an Off-Day Again NEW YORK (AP)The Miami Dolphins are worried about Joe Namath, but don't have to be about Matt Snell, as they prepared to meet the New York Jets Sunday in a battle for the Eastern Division lead in the American Football League. The game between the unbeaten Oakland Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs, co-leaders in the Western Division, also highlights the day's program. The San Diego Chargers play the Buffalo Bills while Denver takes on Houston in the other games.

The Boston Patriots are not scheduled. "If Namath gets a hot hand, like he did against us last year, New York will be said Dolphins' Coach George Wilson, referring to the brilliant Jets' quarterback. The Jets beat Miami 30-13 in Shea Stadium last year after recording a 19-14 triumph on the Dolpins' field. This year, each team has a 1-1 mark and leads in important statistical categorics. New York, led by Namath, tops the AFL in passing a and total offense.

Miami has the circuit's best pass defense. The Dolphins' opposition has averaged only 63 yards passing in the first two games. "Denver completed just six passes and although Kansas City threw only 13 times, they completed only seven," Wilson noted. Miami dropped a 24-0 decision to Kansas City last week after an opening game victory over the Broncos New York, which beat Denver 38-24 a week ago after losing to Buffalo, will be without fullback Snell for at least six weeks. He underwent surgery Friday on his left knee.

He suffered a torn cartilage 1 in the game against the Bills. The game between the Chiefs and Raiders, each 2-0, shapes up as a defensive struggle. Kansas City comes off its shutout victory over Miami while Oakland rested last week after walloping Denver 51-0 and Boston 35-7. San Diego, the circuit's only other unbeaten team at 2-0, now has healthy Lance Alworth for the opposition to contend with. Alworth climbed right back among the leaders in receiving when he caught 10 passes for 121 yards and one touchdown in a 13-3 triumph over Houston last week.

Buffalo, 1-3, suffered the first Pro Slate National League Atlanta vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee, Wis. Chicago at Minnesota Cleveland at New Orleans Detroit at St. Louis Los Angeles at Dallas New York at Washington Pittsburgh at Philadelphia San Francisco at Baltimore American League Denver at Houston Kansas City at Oakland Miami at New York San Diego at Buffalo Saturday National League Pittsburgh at Cleveland Sooners Stomp Terps, 35 to 00 Maryland OU First downs 10 28 Rushing 62 336 yardage 144 72 82 33 Passes 12-25-2 9-17-3 Fumbles lost Punts 6-34 4-24 Yards penalized 105 69 NORMAN, Okla (AP) Oklahoma, its polished offense clicking as it did in the Sooners' football glory, days, stormed past Maryland 35-0 before a regional television audience Saturday. Tailbacks Ron Shotts and Steve Owens ate huge chunks from the Maryland line as quarterback Bobby Warmack skillfully maneuvered his Sooners on a touchdown parade through the first three quarters.

It was the Sooners' second straight shutout and Maryland's first game. Oklahoma scored by air, by ground and even recovered a fumble in the end zone as its offense operated smoothly, USing a handful of basic plays. Shotts had the big touchdown play, going 56 yards for the Sooners' fourth score. Owens and wingback Eddie Hinton each had five yard scoring runs, Warmack threw 18 yards to Steve Zabel for another, and split end Roe Killingsworth recovered a Shotts fumble in the end zone for another. Mike Vachon, who missed two field goals, kicked all the extra points.

Oklahoma tied the first downs record of 28 set in 1942 and 1956. The Sooner defense was almost as impressive, surrendering only three first downs in the first half and staging a goal line stand after Maryland took over at the Oklahoma three following a blocked punt. Maryland 0 0 0-0 Oklahoma 21 7 0-35 Okla- Killingsworth fumble recovery in end zone (Vachon kick) Okla- Okla- Owens Hinton 5 5 run run (Vachon (Vachon kick) Okla- Shotts 56 run (Vachon kick) Okla-Zabel 19 pass from Warmack (Vachon kick) Attendance 46,500. We Have MODERN EQUIPMENT AND EXPERT EXPERIENCE to give the BEST SERVICE on Guns Power Motors Bicycles Lock and KeysfLYTHE SALES SERVICE MATH SOUTH SAL 224 South Salisbury 832-5097 Support The United Fund The BILL DOOLEY SHOW INTERVIEWS FILMED HIGHLIGHTS OF UNC FOOTBALL with BILL CURRIE Sundays 1:30 pm WRAL-TV 5 Raleigh DRINK Brought to you by Coca-Cola interceptions and the four, fumbles lost by the Packers in the two games: The Falcons have had ble protecting their passer, who has been thrown 10 times. Sub Quarterback Detroit, 1-0-1, the other unbeaten the League, will be at St.

Louis, 1-1, to take on the battered Cards, who may be without the services of center Bob DeMarco, guard Ken Gray and defensive end Don Brumm. The Lions won 21-7 Sept. 8 in an exhibition and the Cards still have quarterback miseries. Pittsburgh, 1-1, must try to get by with rookie Kent Nix at quarterbacka backagainst Phil a del phi: a 1-1. The Steelers, impressively against Chicago but upset last week by St.

Louis, lost quarterback Bill Nelsen for at least one week due to a knee injury. The Eagles have won five of their last six from Pittsburgh, including both games in 1966. New York, 1-1, and Washington, 1-1, no longer members of the same division, meet for the only time this season at Washington in an air battle between the Giants' Fran Tarkenton and the Redskins' Sonny Jergensen. The last time they met in 1966 the final score was Washington 72, New York 41. The Redskins won a pre-season game 31-13 Aug.

19. Cleveland, 0-2, hopes to get in the win column at New Orleans, 0-2, against the expansion Saints. The Browns have had their troubles with Gary Collins probably out of action and Frank Ryan hobbled by bad ankles. New Orleans has scored only two touchdowns in two games, one on a kickoff return. Both Chicago, 0-2, and Minnesota, 0-2, have been having their problems on the attack.

The Vikings' home game may mark Joe Kapp's first start at quarterback. Chicago found encouragement in Gale Sayers' running against Green Bay and in alert defense that picked off five interceptions on Bart Starr. Clemson roared back with two third period touchdowns by Buddy Gore and Liberatore to tie the count 17-17. Georgia promptly opened the 4th period by grinding out 56 yards in eleven plays, all on the ground. Morris, a tailback who can do the 100-yard dash in 9.5 seconds, took a pitchout from Moore and raced into the lend zone behind precision blocking for the tiebreaker.

Clemson, the pre season Atlantic Coast conference favorite, actually outgained the defending Southeastern Conference cochampions. The Tigers gained 275 yards and 15 first downs while Georgia picked up 248 yards and only 8 first downs. But three pass interceptions and a fumble nullified much of the Clemson progress. Both of Georgia's first half touchdowns were set up by pass interceptions. Linebacker Happy Dicks intercepted a Jimmy Addison's pass on the Clemson 26 late in the first period.

Moore passed 18 yards Dennis Hughes put the ball on the Clemson two, then sneaked later for a TD. across from the one two plays, Safety man Jake Scott picked off another Addison pass in Georgia territory in the last 2 minutes of the first half and returned it to the 50. Moore hit Hughes with a 33 yard pass to the Clemson one. A penalty pushed the Bulldogs back to the Tiger 6, but Moore came back with a keeper around right end on the next play, for a Georgia touchdown. The Tigers kept a sellout crowd of 46,000 standing in the third period when they drove 49 yards with Gore going over from the one for a score.

Liberatore took a Georgia punt a few minutes later and raced 52 yards untouched for another Clemson touchdown. Steedley Chandler's conversion tied it for Clemson 17-17. Clemson started what appeared to be another strong drive a few moments later, but a holding penalty turned a long Gore run into a big Clemson loss. Instead of having the ball in Georgia territory on a first down, the Tigers found themselves deep in their own area and had to punt. Georgia began its decisive touchdown drive at that point.

Georgia 0 3 14 3 14 0 Ga- FG McCullough 26 Clem FG Candler 27 re 1 run (McCullough kick) -Moore 6 run (McCullough kick) Clem -Gore 1 run (Candler kick) Clem -Liberatore 52 punt return (Candler kick) Ga -Lawrence 14 run (McCullough kick) Attendance 46,000 estimated. Harvard Wins CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) Harvard quarterback Rick Zimmerman lofted three touchdown passes in the second quarter Saturday, and Football the 1966 League co-titlists went on to pound hapless Lafayette 51-0. Zimmerman hit fullback Gary Strandemo on two scoring passes, tying a Harvard record for touchdown passes caught in one game. shutout ago in Despite Jets, fine week on 14 yards addition, best gaining Houston between in its history a week a 23-0 loss to Boston.

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Buffalo, shutout in the first two quarters, came to life in the second half to score two touchdowns, both on 2 yard bucks by fullback Leland Jones. Arnette dominated the game from the time it was less than 5 minutes old. The Cavaliers scored the second time they got the ball on a 7 play, 68-yard drive. Arnette capped it with a 21-yard sweep around right end to score. Fullback Jeff Anderson provided the punch for Virginia's second touchdown when he ran 37 yards to Buffalo's 37.

Arnette ran 15 yards around right end for the touchdown. Frank Quayle, a 190-pound junior, set up Virginia's third touchdown with a sensational 59-yard run. Two plays later Arnette swept around the left side on a 3 yard bootlegger for the touchdown. Buffalo muffed a scoring opportunity in the second quarter when Cavalier Pete Gray fumbled a wobbly punt and the Bulls recovered on the Virginia 35 But Mal McGregor, spearhead of the Virginia defense, intercepted a pass and got to the 39 to set up Virginia's drive for its fourth touchdown. The Cavaliers moved to the Buffalo 29 and Arnette hit Serino on the 17.

On the next play, Arnette shook off 3 defenders and lobbed a pass to Serino, who was by himself in the end zone. Arnette, who netted 119 yards rushing and 81 yards passing, accounted for Virginia's touchdown with two runs up the middle, the first for 26 yards and the second a 46 yard bolt to the end zone. Virginia is now 1-1 and Buffalo 0-3. Buffalo Virginia 21 8 UVA- 21 (Hill kick) UVA- 15 run (Hill kick) UVA- Arnette 2 run (Hill kick) UVA-Serino 17 pass from Arnette (Hill -Jones 2 run (pass failed) But -Jones 2 run (pass failed) UVA -Arnette 46 run (Hill kick) Attendence 16,000 Vikes Win On Late TD ELIZABETH CITY Grover Armstead bulldozed in from the five-yard line in the final minutes Saturday to give Elizabeth City State a 16-8 victory over Winston- Salem State. Charles Singleton, who ran for 102 yards in the game, reeled off runs of 17 and 11 yards fo set the stage for Armstead's winning TD.

John Walton passed to Lincoln Bond for the twopoint conversion. The Vikings scored first on a seven-yard pass, Walton, ot Henry Rhoulac, in first period. John Brown ran across for the extra two points. Winston came back to tie it with a three-yard run by Jerry McNeil and a two-point conversion pass, Foster Epps to McNeil, in the third period. Eliz.

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