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Langston Defeats Burley 7-0; GW Tht Register: DoimHe, James Mitchell Returns Fumble 62 Yards For TD Brandon Gets PAT; Great Defense By Lions Won Game (Special to The Register) CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. James Mitchell recovered a Burley High fumble here Friday night in the second quarter and raced 62 yards for the only touchdown of the game as Lang- 8ton High of Danville beat the home Bears, 7-0. Mitchell plays right end for the Lions on offense and tackle on defense. Statistics of tlw Langston-Burley foot- VNC Host To Michigan At 1:30 P. M.

One Stroke Ahead Two-Time Winner Charlie Coe Takes Over Lead At National Amateur Golf Tournament Cardinals Test Magicians Second District Clash ball game: First Rushing yardage Passing yardage Pastes Ptuet Intercepted by Punts (average) lest Yards penalized 248 0 0-3 2 37 4 30 49 20 1-5 1 Quarterback Ronald Brandon scored the extra point on a keeper play. The victory evened the Lions' record at 1-1. They dropped their opener last week to St. Emma Military Academy, 13-7. It was sweet revenge for the visiting Danville team as they were beaten last year by Burley, 29-12.

It also was the first Langston win over the Bears at Charlottesville since the 1959 campaign. Langston, while scoring just one touchdown, held an upper hand in every department. Head Coach Ted Manly credited his team's terrific defense and determination for the victory. Singled out on defense for great line play, in addition to Mitchell, were Tackles Sam Jones and Danny Montague, Guard Lorenzo Hughes, Center Edward Edmonds and Robert Logan a sophomore end who accounted for key pass interceptions. Quarterback Brandon was credited with calling an outstanding game by his coach.

Giving Brandon top assistance offensively were Halfback Larry Mitchell, who accounted for 121 yards rushing; Halfback Curtis McLaughlin, 53 yards pushing and Halfback Allen Clark with 38 yards rushing. Fullback Freddie Wagstaff also ground out a lot of yards for the Lions. The Lions, CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) Michigan's Rose Bowl champions, ranked No. 4 in the Associated Press pre-season football poll, and a North Carolina team rated somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic Coast Conference pack open their season Saturday.

The Big Ten Wolverines are rated two-touchdown favorites to win tnis rst football meeting between the schools before a crowd of about 40,000. Although quarterback Bob Tiberlake and four experi- enced ends have graduated Coach Bump Elliott expects the Wolverines to pass oftener this season. North Carolina suffered severe backfield losses and will be counting heavily on a scrambling junior quarterback, Danny Talbott, who was hampered by injuries much of last season. Michigan lost only to Purdue 21-20 in a nine-game schedule last season, then walloped Oregon State in the Rose Bowl. By WILL GRIMSLEY Associated Press Sports Writer TULSA, Okla.

(AP) Two- time winner Charlie Coe, steady as old man par himself, shot into the third round lead with a 72 for 217 Friday before a flash thunderstorm cooled off his pursuers in the National Amateur Golf Championship. Both Bill Campbell, the defending champion from Huntington, W.Va., and stubby Bob Murphy of the University of Florida came to the final two holes needing par in to tie for the lead and then had their drive interrupted by a drenching storm. Murphy, who had to leave his ball in a sand trap during a 40- minute suspension of play, took a bogey at the 17th, finished with a 76 for 218. He was in a tie with Jim Grant, the University of Houston senior from Wethers Amateur, and Jim Vickers, the 6-year-old Wichita, oil man. Sanudo shot a 72 and Vick- rs a 73.

Don Allen, the Walker Cup member from Rochester, N.Y., was alone at 220 after a disappointing 76, followed by two- field, and Bob Dickson another collegian from Oklaho ma State. Grant shot a 74 and Dickson a 72. Campbell took a double bogej 6 on the 17th for a 75 that placec him in a three-way tie for fifth 219 with Cesar Sanudo of four feet when play was ajon, playing in his first! suspended. Murphy, meanwhile, had bit his second under the lip of a trap in front of the green, and Grant had thrown his approach over the green. The water washed Murphy's ball from the lip to a good position in the bunker but he was Morey 72-74-74-222 High Point, N.C.

hirles Greene 74-75-72-223 Knoxvllle, Tenn. ohn Farquhar Amarlllo, Tex. tennis Rouse Miami Beach, Fla. a erfy Jacksonville, Fla. Ronald Cerrudo Pleasanton, Calif.

Downing Gray Pensacola, Fla. ime champion Deane Beman of me Dunner mu ne was iPthPsH. MH- and Rodnev unable to blast properly out of Bethesda, and Rodney Horn of Prairie Village, and Charles Harrison of Atian- each with 221. The 41-year-old Coe, six times a Walker Cup member and wice the captain, posted his steady 72 just moments before rains came in torrents. Campbell, Grant and Murphy, the last on the course, were caught on the 17th hole by the cloudburst and were forced under umbrellas.

Campbell, 42, winner of the championship last year before il was changed from match tc stroke play competition, hac started his miseries earlier when his drive barely got over a ditch and his second bounded of: a tree. He hit his third shot just over the green and chipped to he soft sand and he had to sink a six-foot putt for his bogey. Campbell blew his putt and took a 6. Grant got down in four. GRADED SCORES TULSA, Okli, (AP) Third round graded scores Friday In the Nations Amateur Golf Championship over the par 71 Southern Hill: Country Club Charlie Coe Tulja, Okla.

James Grant Wethersfield, Conn. Bob Dlckson 71.75.72—21 MkJskogee, Okla. Robert Murphy Lakeland, Bill Campbell Huntlnoton, W.Va. Vicken 71-76-72-21 Wichita, Kan. Cesar Sanudo El Calon, Calif.

Donald Allen Rochester, N.Y. Deane Beman Bethesda, Md. Charles Harrljon 77-73-71-22 Atlanta, Ga. Rodney Horn Prairie Village, Kan. talph Boaart 75-77-70-224 ooa Chevy Chase, Md.

ack Lewis Jr Florence, S.C. Robert Littler Jr Athens Ohio andy Saddler Scotland "homas Barnes, Jr Atlanta, Ga. BUI Hyndmann IV Ablngton, Pa. Howard Eveltt Boynton Beach, Fla. Robert Lowry Jr.

Hunlsvllle, Ala. Ed Jutwller 74-75-75-224 Indianapolis, Ind. George Boutell Phoenix, Ariz. Bill Holstead Wichita Falls, Tex. Jim T.

Ballr Baldwin, Mo. Sherman Finger Evanston, Ml. William Hall Fayettevllte, Ark. 75-74-75-224 Al Victory Stadium Scene Of Game; Starts At 8 P. M.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee 9, San Francisco night Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 2, night Cincinnati 4, Houston 2, night Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia night Only games scheduled. San Francisco S7 84 11 10 74 Won Loit Oct. tthlnd Cincinnati Los Angeles Milwaukee Pittsburgh Houston 61 Philadelphia St. Louis 73 Chicago 47 40 44 64 46 70 70 74 82 New York il 102 Gimts .592 .563 .548 .533 .521 .497 .450 .409 .315 6 tVt lOVj 14 21 27 41 Dick Davles Pasadena, Calif.

Mark Hopkins Texas City, Tex. Davis Los Angeles Charles Smith Gastonla, N.C. Tom Culllgan San Francisco Nell Croonqulst Minneapolis, Minn. Blllle Joe Patton Morganton, N.C. San Francisco (Herbel 10-7) at Mllwau kee (Fischer 7-7) Los Angeles (Koufsx 22-8) at St.

Loul (Washburn 7-10), night New York (McGraw 2-5) at Chicago (Jackson 12-W) Philadelphia (Sunning 17-8) at Pitts burgh (Friend 7-12) Only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington 1 Minnesota 1, 10 Inning night Detroit New York 3, 10 Innings, nigh GWHS Cardinals journey to Roanoke today where they will clash with Jefferson Sr. High Victory Stadium tonight at o'clock. It will be the straight away-from- ome Western District test. Despite the fact the Cards pset Andrew Lewis 14-7 last veek in their season opener, hey have been warned not to ake the Magicians lightly.

Jeferson Sr. lost to Patrick Henry, 18-0, last week, but scouting on the game say the Magicians were better than the score indicated. Actually, two Chicago night 5, Cleveland 4, II Inning who tried only three passes and had one intercepted and no completions, stuck with their ground plays and 'gained a total of 248 yards for 11 first downs. Langston's defense limited Burley to just 69 yards on the ground and just one pass completed in five tries for a net gain of 20 yards. Mitchell was all over the field for the Lions.

He was credited with eight tackles; five assists Six-Man Team Bout Features Card At Armory The pro wrestling tag team of Aldo Bogni and Bronco Lubitch and their manager Mr. Homer O'Dell are really mad about losing their Southern tag team championship and they intend to do something about it here at the Danville City Armory tonight. Lubitch and Bogni will get the help of O'Dell in the ring against mammoth Haystacks Calhoun, Abe Jacobs and Nelson Royal in a featured six- man tag bout. Just recently the Bogni-Lubitch duo lost their coveted crown to Johnny Weaver and George Becker. They feel a win in this six-man bout would more than get them back on the road toward claiming the title again.

But the odds will be heavy Seven ACC Cowboys, Vikings Packers, Cards, Rams And Bears Involved In Openers Grid Teams Begin Action Favored Terps Start Next Week for the ruffians. Calhoun, the 600-pounder who moves surprisingly fast around the ring, will be out to use his smash move where he gets the opponent down and then falls on him. Calhoun recently fell on a and seven blocks. good downfield By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It's that time again! On football fields from Virginia to South Carolina seven Atlantic Coast Conference teams will be seen in action in five games Saturday. Defending champion North Carolina State is at Clemson and Duke at Virginia in the only league pairings.

Michigan's highly-rated Rose Bowl champions play at North Carolina, Wake Forest meets independent Virginia Tech at Roanoke, and South Carolina faces Southern Conference member The Citadel in a Anight a me at Carleston, S.C. The pre-season choice to lead the pack, Maryland, waits until next Saturday to open, playing host to Ohio University. Coach Earle Edwards, with only 16 lettermen at N.C. State, the smallest number in the conference, will lean heavily on sophomores, especially in the By MIKE RATHET Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (AP) This is the first week all 22 pro football teams will be in action and after exhaustive studies of all possible material, the big decision has been reached: The Minnesota Twins will play in the World Series. As for football, this prognosticator missed a perfect record by three points last weekend and his 3-1 record for a .750 per- fentage is a high water mark for two years of forecasting.

Here goes (all games Sunday, unless otherwise noted): NATIONAL LEAGUE Dallas 28, New York 21 The home team wins this one with Don Meredith moving the Cow- year with a lung infection, will be back in the Cardinals' lineup. St. Louis hasn't lost in last six games against Eagles. Quarterback Norm Snead has not been able to get the Philadelphia attack rolling. Los Angeles 35, Detroit 21 The Lions, playing their first regular season game under new Coach Harry Gilmer, will be handicapped by the loss of top receiver Gail Cogdill.

Roman Gabriel and Bill Munson, shar ing the quarterbacking for the Rams, have been able to get the job done. Chicago 17, San Francisco 10 Both finished down the stand ings in pre-season games and this qualifies as another toss up AMERICAN LEAGUE WVAHost To Richmond Opener VMI At Four Night Games By The Associated Press West Virginia opens what is xpected to be a successful de- ense of its Southern Confer- nce football championship at Langston will open its home schedule next Friday night in another Western District test against Dunbar High of Lynchburg. Scoring summary: Langston 070 Barley 000 (62-yard run on recovered fumble). (run). Softball Results (At Riverside Field) .48 Weavt 6 4 4 000 504 7 2 and McGuIre; McDowell and Handy.

two-by-twelve inch board which was stretched across two chairs, reducing the lumber to kindling. This will surely be a great match but there are three more scheduled before this one goes on. In the 8:30 opener, Sonny Fargo goes against Gory Guerroro. The second bout pits veteran Steve Bolus against rough guy Tinker Todd while Mike Paid- ousis, the former University of Tennessee star lineman, goes against Omar Atlas. The singles bouts, which are all top attractions, will be one- fall encounters while the feature match will be the best of five.

Advance tickets can be purchased for these all-star bouts from Johnson Brothers Store. defensive line, as the Wolfpack goes up against Clemson. Frank Howard, starting his 26th year as Clemson head coach, has abandoned the formation after a disastrous 3-7 record in 1964. He's gone to the T' formation he scoffed at when Maryland's Tom. Nugent pioneered it in this area.

The only new head coach in the conference, Virginia's George Blackburn, has one of its most talented quarterbacks, junior Bob Davis, and the designation as dark horse entry in the title scramble. Bill Murray's Duke team, boys' attack more efficiently than newly acquired Earl Morrall can steer the Giants. A prediction within a prediction: A big day for Dallas flanker Bob Hayes. Cleveland 28, Washington 14 The Redskins will be helped by the return of running back Charley Taylor but that won't be enough. The Browns, without flanker Paul Warfield, still have Frank Ryan and Jimmy Brown and that's more than enough.

Minnesota 31, Baltimore 30 The Vikings' Fran Tarkenton vs. the Colts' Johnny Unitas. This one could go either way both teams were 5-0 in the exhibition season. They also met in the opener last year and Vikings won. Here's a vote for a repeat.

Green Bay 35, Pittsburgh 14 The Steelers may still be undergoing some shuffling under new Coach Mike Nixon, who New York 24, Kansas City I 1 (Saturday night) The Jet always are tough at home anc quarterback Mike Taliaferr now has one game of additiona experience. Len Dawson, th Chiefs' signal-caller, had th worst game of his career las week. It will be tough to forget Oakland 35, San Diego 31 The Chargers, who just got Denver, won't get by the Raid ers with Keith Lincoln still hob bled by a leg injury. Raider were impressive last week a quarterback Dick Wood cam off the bench and started hittin Art Powell with passes. Buffalo 35, Denver 21 Th Bills and Broncos meet for th Kansas City 8, Boston 7, night California 2 Baltimore 1, night Won Lost Oct.

Bthln Minnesota 94 55 .431 Chicago 85 65 .547 9Vj Baltimore 83 44 545 10 Detroit 82 44 1554 Cleveland 78 48 .534 14'A New York 73 77 .487 California 70 80 .447 24Vi Washington 45 83 28Vi Boston .387 Kansas City 54 92 .370 MVi Saturday's ntercepted passes accounted or the major difference. While Head Coach Alger Pugh las been talking with a bit of reserve on one hand, he has also stated that he expects tho Redbirds to continue their win streak. This fact is backed mainly on his opinion that despite the GW win last week at Salem, the Cards did not play a real good game. In three, heavy practice sessions 'his week, the GW mentor said he felt that the mistakes made in the opener have been corrected. Washington (Ortega 12-14) at Minnesota (Kaat 14-10) Chicago (Howard 7-8 or John 12-71 Cleveland (McDowell 14-10) Detroit (Sparma 13-7) at New York (Downing 1214) Baltimore (Barber 13-9) at California (McGtothlln 0-0) Kansas City (Joyce 0-0) at Boston (Wilson )M3) he referred to mental lapses home Saturday afternoon against Richmond, and Coach Ed Merrick of the Spiders concedes there will be problems in topping what he calls "the best West Virginia team in even years." But, says Merrick, "I don't Bartlett Yaucey Wins 14-13 Over South Stokes we'll be pushed around up there, unless we make too many mistakes.

But there are so many ifs involved. If they all turn against Richmond's major "ifs" involve untested junior Jan Linn at quarterback and a lack of veterans to back up the offensive and defensive lines. Three other juniors will start with Linn in the offensive backfield Grubbs and Larry Zunich at halfback and Doug Davis at fullback. Through the years, Richmond has given West Virginia a lot of trouble, but this is a big and experienced Mountaineer squad. The Mountaineers' backfield possesses the potential for their best offense in 10 years with Allen McCune at quarterback, YANCEYVILLE, N.

C. Eddie Mitchell ran 52 yards in two carries and Tony Poteat plunged two yards in one carry to bring Bartlett Yancey High School a come-from-behind 1413 football victory over South Stokes here Friday night. The Buccanners jumped into The mistakes were mainly when he considered some of the Cards missed assignments they shoujd have handled. Prior to the Magicians' loss to Patrick Henry, they had looked impressive with a season-opening 47-0 romp over Buena Vista. Coach Pugh rates the Magicians' backfield as a strong threat to any district rival and gives only E.

C. Glass a possible edge. While Coach Pugh has indicated that he hopes to give more boys some game expert- enco or a test under fire, the probable starting lineups on both offense and defense aro not expected to vary much from last week. Mike Scearce, a 165-pound sophomore, and Gerald Wrenn, 170-pound junior, are slated for service in the Cards' defensive secondary. Appalachian And Newberry Open CC Grid Play Tonight By The Associated Press Carolinas Conference football schedule will open Saturday with the eight small college teams involved in seven games.

Appalachian and Newberry will initiate the conference championship race with the only league battle a'c 8 p.m. at Boone. Other league members play outside opponents, five of them en home grounds. Mars Hill is at Catawba, Emory and Henry at Elon, Wofford at Lenoir Rhyne, Hampden Sydney at Guilford, and Carson-Newman at Western Carolina. Presbyterian will play at Davidson at 2 p.m.

Guilford wil also play a day game. The other contests are schedulec for 8 p.m. Elon, co-champion with Ca in 1963 and sole title holder last season, will be seek ing a replacement for quarter back Ed Wheless. The Chris tians dropped a 6-3 practice game decision to Camp Le jeune last week. Gary Mattocks, in his firs year as head coach at Elon used defensive specialist Tryon McDuffie at quarterback las week, but has indicated tha redshirt freshman Burgin Beal and H.

L. Robinson are th leading quarterback candidates Presbyterian will be compe ing on a championship basi for the first time since bein taken into the conference i 1964. Presbyterian had not re duced the number of its scho larships to meet the conferenc maximum of 35 last year, an its games did not count in con ference standings. Rated equally in champion- hip contention this season are Ion, Lenoir Rhyne, Western arolina, Catawba and Presby- srian. Newberry, which used six reshmen on its first two units ast year, is expected to be im- roved but not a contender for he title.

Veteran fullback Bill which seems stout enough to muscle into the championship picture, will counter with an able quarterback of its Scotty Glacken. Duke, unbeaten over the first half of the 1964 season, finished with five losses, one of seven ACC teams to lose that many a year ago. North Carolina's Jim Hickey has lost much of his backfield running strength, but is looking to exciting junior quarterback Danny Talbott to lead the Tar Heels against rugged Michigan in the first game between the schools. An encouraging note from the North Carolina viewpoint has been the reported pass defense shortcoming of the Wolverines. Bill Tate, coach of the year in the ACC after his first Wake Forest team compiled a 5-5 rec- may start Bill Nelson over Ed Brown at quarterback.

Paul Hornung, Jim Taylor and Co. should have little trouble. St. Louis 42, Philadelphia 28 Bill Triplett, sidelined for a first time since they swapped fullbacks, Billy Joe going to Buffalo and Cookie Gilchrist to Denver. Gilchrist, however, may be without running mate Abner Haynes, who is injured.

Houston 21, Boston 14 Charley Hennigan should be used more at flanker by the Oilers this week and that will make the George Blanda-Don Trull passing team more effective. The Patriots are having difficulty getting their offense in gear. Leftridge at fullback, Dick Dave Marr Four Strokes Up In Portland Open Tourney lammond, injured most of last eason, is expected to lead New- erry's offense. Appalachian has a new coach, 'arl Messere, and some 50 new layers. Only nine lettermen rc- urned among 15 players who ave varsity experience.

Guy 'lynt will be a quarterback for the fourth year. Western Carolina boasts one 1 the league's finest passers in 'im Williams, a transfer from the University of Georgia. Ellis Tel Johnson is the running trreat. Lenoir Rhyne has switched ailback Mike Campbell to wing- and added speed to its single wing attack with Sam Hoi- combe at tailback. Holcombe runs the 100-yard dash in 9.7 seconds, and is rated by Coach Henley Painter as an adequate passer.

Catawba, admittedly shooting for the conference championship, will be led by quarterback John Scott and backs Bill Blackmon and Bryan Applefield. Blackmon is the conference's 440-yard dash champion. Guilford will test the questionable knee of quarterback Jimmy Williams against Hampden Sydney. Williams led the conference in total offense in 1963. He injured his knee late last season and missed spring practice.

ord last year, has lost most of his backfield punch, but he's optimistic. One of the few coaches who will not platoon under the new favorable rule, he's hoping for a repeat victory over Virginia Tech, which had whipped the Deacons six straight times before last fall. All three of South Carolina's victories last year came at the end of the season and Coach Marvin Bass is hoping this momentum carries over to the new campaign. He has more than 25 PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Dave Marr shot into a four- stroke lead in the second round of the Portland Open Golf Championship Friday by firing eight birdies and an eagle for a remarkable 64.

The PGA champion from Texas went eight under par over the Portland Golf Club course, giving him a 36-hole score of 133 and a big edge on the rest of the field. Almost everyone began breaking par as Thursday's gus- winds disappeared and al- nost perfect conditions set in. The sun was out, the temperature in the low 70s and the breeze was light. The closest to the 31-year-old Marr, who is seeking his second victory of the year, were the first-day leader, Billy Maxwell; last year's winner of this tourney, Jack Nicklaus; and Bob lettermen, some promising a quarterback iroblem in replacing Dan Beeves. It was against the Cita del that last year's long drought end (17-14) and the Gamecocks lope to repeat against their down-slate rivals.

Ed Griffiths Bob Zimmerman Al Mundle Charles Sifford Homero Blancas 73.71—144 Bob Verwey Randy Clover Jack Rule Claude King Butch Baird Marvin Fttls Jerry Steelsmith Rex Baxrer Jr Tom Aaron Phil Weichman Dick Rhyan Rocky Thompson Chris Blocker Don Joe Carr Bill Martindale Bob McCallister Gay Brewer Charles Coody Jim Ferriel Tony Evans Dean Refram Paul Bondeson Frank Beard Ed Davis Bob Bruno Jerry Mowldj Dave Hill Bon Btes Al Menaerl Gordon Jor.es Ken Folkes Doug Sanders Dave Stockton Stan Leonard Rader at wingback and sophomore Garrett Ford at tailback. To clear the way for them is a veteran offensive line. Saturday afternoon's only other scrap also is a conference game with Virginia Military Institute seeking to recoup from last year's 1-9 season at the league's 1964 surprise team, William and Mary. Two sophomores, Dan Darragh and Mike Madden, wil direct the Indians' attack with an all-veteran backfield cast- Dennis Haglan at halfback Mike Weaver at wingback and Chuck Albertson at fullback. Coach John McKenna hopes a year's experience as back-up quarterback will give southpaw Hill Ellett the confidence he needs to put some oomph in VMI's aerial game.

Fullback Tom Slater will be the big run- the lead in the second quarter when Alvis Hodges hauled in a pass from Wayne Slaughter on a 50-yard touchdown play but then some fancy broken field running by Gil Lindsey put the visitors out front in the third period. As it turned out, the 90- and 30-yard gallops by Lindsey set the stage for the fourth-quarter heroics of Mitchell and Poteat. With about three minutes to go, Mitchell broke loose on a 50-yard run, finally being hauled down on the South Stokes 2. On the next play, he dove over the goal line to tie the score at 13-all. On the extra point try, Poteat drove through the South Stokes line for the vinning point.

The Bucs were hard pressed hold their lead. In the final wo minutes of the game, the This is hoped to give Charles Perry and Mike Dishman, a little time out as they played a full 40 minutes each last week. Joe Giles, a 16-pound freshman, and Hampton Wilkins, 180-pound junior, will help- with the defense. The Cardinals are expected to go with an offensive line that averages 175 pounds and a defensive line that averages 190, headed by 235 pound Guy Johnson and 215-pound Gene Eastridge. Don Mustain, at 170, and Vince Smoral, at 185, standouts in last week's victory, are expected to see a lot of action at end and tackle respectively.

Quarterback Jay Dorman will lirect the winged-T attack and an offensive backfield that will consist of Charles Perry at running back, John Hornaday at fullback and Melvin 'Lightning' Mason at wingback. visitors drove all the way to the BY 5-yard line before the clock brought a happy ending for a home crowd moaning in agony. Score by quarters: South Stokes 0 0 13 Bartlett Yaneey 0 7 0 BY Hodges, pass 50 yard from Slaughter (Hinson, pass) SS Lindsey, run 90 yards. SS Lindsey, run 30 yards. BY Mitchell, run 2 yards (Pcteat run).

ner. Four other Southern Conference teams will make their season debuts in Saturday night games against non-league opposition. The Citadel plays host to South Carolina of the Atlantic Coast Conference, and George by All-Southern quarterback Garry goes to Temple. A pair of home openers against small college opponents find Furman taking on Frederick Va. and Davidson meeting Presbyterian.

East Carolina, the league's ninth and newest member, opens its season Sept. 25 at home against West Chester Pa. Andrew Lewis Wins Over Tazewell, 16-0 TAZEWELL (AP) A 16- yard quarterback keeper touchdown run by Gene Webb and a 95-yard punt return by Charles Hammersley sparked Andrew Lewis of Salem to a 16-0 victory over Tazewell's Bulldogs here tonight. Both touchdowns came in the fourth quarter after Andrew Lewis had caught a Tazewell punter in the end zone for a safety in the first period. WRESTLING TONIGHT 8:15 CITY ARMORY 6-MAN TAG MATCH HAYSTACK CALHOUN NELSON ROYAL ABE JACOBS vs Andrew Lewis 200 Tazewell MR, HOMER O'DELL ALDO BOGNI BRANGO LUB1CH Also OMAR ATLAS STEVE BOLUS GORY GUERRERO 4 All-Star Bouts Tickets at Johnson Bros.

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