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rf EuagggasfflEaca OUTDOOR REPORT CAX RE FOUXD OX PACE 7-D SOUTH CAROLINA'S i LEADIXG SPORT SECTIOX 5JS2K3CU I' SECTION The States South Carolina's Progressive Xeuspaper COLUMBIAg SUNDAY SEPTEMBER lBt 1960 The Stole South Carolina's Largest Xetcspaper ONE IN THE Single Citadel Is 19-0 Victor Over Indians Errors Made And' Mostly Gives Yankees 5 -3 Victory A I JAKE PEN LAND) New Yorkers Games Ahead Go Two Full of Orioles note: Eochvoor at about this tima Sport Editor Jaka Panland of Tha Stata and Sports Editor Jack Hornar NEW YORK Bobby Richardson the littlest Yankee of them all got hie biggest hit of the year Saturday a bascs-filled single that drove in two runs in the eighth inning giving New York a 5-3 victory over Baltimore and a two-game lead over the second-place of tha Durham (NC) Herald swap guest columns Pan land supplias Horner with a rundown of tha Gamecocks and Hornar writes about the Duka Blue Devils of his city The Durham sports writer as you will sea in reading to day's column takas a dim view of tha Blue Devils' chances in the opener and for tha season And so from here to "Incidentally and By tha Way" you'll be entertained BY JXCK HORNER Orioles in the stretch run for the American League pennant game-winning blow was a line drive back to the box that pitcher Chuck Estrada managed to get his glove on but hold The ball hit hard sped past second baseman Billy Klaus into short right center and before right fielder Jackie Brandt could re-trive it Yogi Berra scored the tie-breaking run from third and Bill Skowron fol- il One 'thing about this Duke-South Carolina football' game It offers a different style of offense from most games you see nowadays In short a throwback to the type of bruising competition where one tries to run over the other Some have seen fit to describe it as a game where one team tries to ram the ball down the throat Douglas Clyde (Peahead) Walker the keen-witted coach who now scouts for the New York Giants remarked in a speech the other day: "There are two schools in the Atlantic Coast Conference who think Communistic to put the football in the air" Everyone who follows ACC fooball knew he was speaking of South Carolina and Duke A statistical check reveals Peahead hit the nail on the head Last season Duke averaged trying 11 passes a game and averaged completing five of them South Carolina passed less than nine times per game completed less than four of them and averaged only 344 yards through the air By contrast the Gamecocks rushed 537 times and Duke ran the ball 485 times i -I Unless one team gets the early jump on the other forcing it to throw I expect you to see another "butting duel" in Carolina Stadium come next Sat or day night However these "four-yards and a cloud of dust" battles have been sweet music to the ears of Gamecock rooters since South Carolina has won the last two and swept three of four games from1 Duke since Warren Glese arrived on the Columbia campus quite a record for the custodian of the Bound house and one all Gamecock followers are proud of No other school In or out of the ACC can match success against Duke over this period 'OUR DADDY DID IT: It was all smiles for the Bobby Richardson dan Saturday afternoon in the New York Yankee dressing room Richardson a Sumter native Slammed out a two-run single in the eighth Inning to beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-3 Bobby holds the bat that did the trick plus his sons two-year-old Ron (left) and three-year-old Bobby Jr BULLDOGS UNIMPRESSIVE owed him home from sec ond Berra who ignited the winning rally also reached hew on a mash that waa deflected by a Baltimore player After Estrada fanned Mickry Mantle sharp grounder caromed of first baseman Jim Gentile's knee into shallow center and the Yankee catcher with alert base-running stretched the hit into a double Estrada who went ail the way to sustain his 10th defeat against 17 victories walked Bill Skowron intentionally to act up a possible double play The 22-year-old Mexican' right-hander however walked pinch hitter John Blanchard unintentionally loading the bases and setting up Richardson's decisive Mow Die victory second straight for tiie Yankees in the vital four-game aeries which concludes with a double-header Sunday gave them a three-game bulge in the important column They now have 13 gamesjeft to play to 11 for the Orioles BALTIMORE NSW YORK obrSM Kubofc it 3 0 I 0 Lepey If 412 0 Fiaonl If 0 0 0 0 Marie rf 4 0 0 Mantle cf 4 112 Barra a 12 2 1 Hanoi It 110 0 Boyar 3b 1000 fBiandi'G 0 0 0 0 abrbbi Stephen cf 3 0 2 0 bSrandt rf 2 0 0 0 Pilorcik rf 2 0 1 0 cButby cf 2000 Weodling If 4 1 0 0 Gentile lb 4121 Robwitm lb 4 0 1 1 Honeen 2 0 0 0 Tnondoe 4 12 1 Breeding 2b I 0 0 0 eBoyd 10 0 0 Kloue 2b 10 0 0 Eitrada 10 0 0 DeM'trf 2b 0 0 0 0 Rith'ii 23b 4012 1000 0000 oioo 1010 0000 0000 1000 0000 2S00I Turley Shanty Stafford dLong eMcO'g'ld Coatee hCerv Array -Temf Mi 31 203 Sofe an error for Breeding in 4th Struck out for Stephan In 5th Filed aut fer Pilorcik 5th -Daub 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unit and only one on 4he third team Capt Art (Jug) Browning who kicked field goals to 1 beat Georgia Tech and CL State for two of four victories a year ago is the only starting holdover interior lineman a guard and a good one The situ ation from tackle to tackle caused coaches to switch Dwight Bumgardner who lettered at end last year to tackle Five of the first six guards are sophomores All of the center candidates are rookies except senior Butch Allie who underwent a knee operation in mid-season of 1959 Two key ends who will start also had mid-season knee operations last year BIRMINGHAM Ala (AP) -Alabama's Crimson Tide uncorked a startling offense succeeded in blunting STATISTICS Geergla Alabama Pint downs 12 15 Ruihing yordoga eeeeeeegg 57 272 Polling yordoga eeeeeeees 152 if Ponot a a a leoe i PfltMi IntBrctpttd by 0 1 Punti 7-371 MU Fumblai leit eaeeeeeee 0 1 Yard! panalizad 115 45 vaunted passing attack and smothered the Bulldogs 21-6 before a national television audience By Newberry BY bill rone Asaistant Sports Editor CHARLESTON On opening night at the theater players often muff their lines And on opening of the 1960 football season for The Citadel and Newberry in Johnson Ha good Stadium here players made an abundance of those first-night mistakes The Indians from Newberry made most of them and they made them at the wrong times STATISTICS Newberry Citadel Pint downs Ruihingy ardage Polling yordoga PqiMi Pane Intercepted Pwnti Fumble loit Yerdi panalizad aMlIIIIlt 12 200 32 4-11 I S-J0I 2 07 1 55 1-4 2 1-415 1 jiiiMia aaOaoossaas The result was that The Citadel walked away with a 19-0 victory but little to crow about Newberry coached by Harvey Kirkland showed off a slashing tunning attack that won it the battle of the statistics As expected fullback Richard Seatrunk of Summerville was the ring leader as he was last season alien he led the state in scoring This time he punched out 94 yards in 19 carries to completely dominate the rushing department And he got solid assistance from No 2 fullback Billy Herndon the Bennettsville boy who added 41 yards PATHETIC IN AIR But the Indians were rather pathetic in the air and their untimely goofs kept the officials busy dropping handerchiefs A total id 87 yards in penalties plus five fumbles and two stray passes helped bar the hustling Indians from the end rone The Eddie Teague show too much of his offense which is supposed to be fast and versatile But he bad good reasons For one thing first-string halfjacks Tommy Edwards and Early Eastbum were hurt early in the game and be had to use untried joys in strange positions For instance sophomore Eddie Taylor of Olympia High a left halfback had to play right halt He did ail right too making one nifty run of 14 yards And secondly Teague had the not a sate one to be sure the middle of the first quarter on The first cadet TD resulted rom a Newberry fumble on the first play from scrimmage The short 27-yard drive was finished oft by Eastbum who circled right end with a pitchout from eight yards out PASS INTERCEPTION Tackle Harry Rakowsld the all-star candidate at tackle got his next scoring drive started with a pass interception Junior halfback Bob Crouch scored it on a fine 20-yard run early in the second period' The Citadel threw only three passes all night a fact that may have surprised the partisan gathering of 13000 The only complete a 55-yard bomb from No 2 quarterback Bill Whaley to sophomore end Ed accounted tor the final TD in the third quarter It was a weird as will be noted later one big run helped him taking rushing laurels for (Please turn to page 50) Ted Homers Boston Wins WASHINGTON (AP)-Ted 28th homer with one on in the sixth inning gave the Boston Red Sox a 2-1 victory over the Washington Senators Saturday Billy Muffett pitched a three-hitter but Jim 38th boner in the seventh inning deprived him of a shutout Muffett and losing pitcher Pedro Ramos wasted little time The game was one of the fastest of the year an hour and 40 minutes Ibis was Muffetfs third winning effort in an hour and 45 minutes or less Williams' blast a liner over the 31-foot high fence in right fol lowed a single through the box by Willie Tasby It was the 520th career homer for Williams BOSTON abrSSi R'n'li 2-lb 410 0 Toiby 4 110 William If 4 1 2 2 Hardy If (ISO Woitc 1b 4 0 00 C'ghtry 2b 0000 Nixon 4 010 Mahan 3b 1 0 1 0 Clinton rf 2000 Buddin ll 1000 Muffett 2 0 00 WASHINGTON abrbbi VamllM JO 0 0 cVolo 10 0 0 Vbldiv'lao it 0 0 0 0 LGrten cf 0 0 0 KillbrV 1b 1 0 1 0 If 4 111 2000 Alliien rf 2 010 Bmin lb 2000 Gardner 2b 2 0 0 0 eSacquar 1000 Cnmoin 2b 0 0 00 Rami 3 0 00 bThr'nby 10 0 0 Wdediick 00 00 Mi 27 1 1 1 Tetole 21111 Grounded out far Gardnar In Otly Grounded out Mr Romo in Ithi Filed aut far VanaUai In Sh MM 41 a irnnnieN Varwlln PO-4 Baron 27-12 Wdihington 27-1 Wane and Buddim Gardnar Vanaflai and Klilafariw Nixon and Runnel Roiton Wmhingwn 3- 2B Mali ana Nixon William Lwnan IP IR SR SO Muffett (vy 5-31 1 I I 4 I Romm (L 1I-I3J 5 2 2 2 Wooda thick 1 0 0 Rica Stewart Drummond Hurley A-4254 Uncorks to Beat Saturday: Little Billy Richardson a 168-pound junior fullback was the big gun in an Alabama attack that piled up more points than a Crimson Tide team has scored since beating Furman 29-6 in 1958 In the first half alone when 'Bama poured it on for a 21-0 lead at intermission Richardson gained 56 yards single-handed two more yards than the entire Georgia team made on the ground But Richardson the only factor in Alabama's dazzling display of offense in the first halt The statistics gave an honest appraisal of the game: Maryland clicked off 15 first downs to West six in piling up a total of 339 239 by rushing The Terps completed 7 of 11 passes West Virginia Its ground attack (Please Dim To Page 2D) Don (Ace) Altman the brilliant baseball pitcher of last- spring represents all of the experience at quar terback He played sparingly as a soph understudy to George Harris a year ago and behind him are yearlings who have never been In a varsity game Jerry McGee twin brother of All-America guard Mike now with the St Louis pro squad Is the best of a mediocre crop of fullbacks No 2 FB John Tlnnell played center last and No 3 FB Bed Burch broke a leg the first day of fall practice and saw no action during the 1959 campaign LOOK LIKE CHAMP CLUB Jackson Gets Fifth in Row Over Giants Cards Win 11 and Move to Within 5J4 Of Idle Pittsburgh ST LOUIS (AP) Larry Jack-son backed by Ken big bat beat the San Francisco Giants for the fifth straight time Saturday as the SL Louis Cardinals scored a 4-1 victory The triumph put the Cardinals within 5)4 games of the first-place Pittsburgh Pirates who were idled by rain Jackson lost to the Giants since opening day this season The right-hander boosting his record to 17-12 allowed seven hits all singles struck out six and walked none Boyer road roommate pounded his 30th home run leading off the second inning His third hit a single drove in another run in the two-run fifth Jack Sanford who allowed two earned runs in his seven innings took the loss Us 13th He has won 12 Ex-Chrdinal Don Choate pitched the eighth SAN FRANCISCO abrbbi Bloi'ame 2b 4 1 2 0 Am'fit'no lb I 0 I 0 cMcCovey 10 0 0 Choat 0 0 0 0 Mays cf 4 0 0 FJUou If 4 0 10 Cepada lb 1000 Kirkland rf 4 0 I 0 Landnth 10 10 Sreiioud it 3 0 0 0 Sanford 2 0 0 0 pMarah'l 1010 bPagan 3b 0 0 0 0 Tamil 31171 Tetafe 27412 Singled fer Sanford Sthi Ron far Marshall in lily Hit into foreaout hr Amalfitano ht Oth 1 San Frandic ftMflltlflltf ON Ml ttb-1 SI Levi aeiiifienafMieeeii OlltNMa-4 Cepada Son Francisco 25-10 St Louis 27-11 Javier Spencer and Whitt Choate Bressoud and Cepeda LOB Son Franciicc 5 St Louie i Javier Boye Javier White IF MBS SO San Ford (UMh 7 4 2 5 Choate 1 OOt 10 Jackson (W 17-171 0 7 110 0 By Jackion (Cepeda) iorv eory 32I Ali83 ST LOUIS abrbbi Javier 2b 3 2 1 Cun'ham rf 4 0 0 0 0000 0001 4132 2000 2000 1000 0000 2 010 2100 Pilchers AMERICAN LIA8UI Baltimore (Poppa 11-10 and Fitker 129) at Now York (Ditmar 14-9 and Tarry 0-1) 1 Kama City (Hubert 11-19 and Daley 15-MI at Cleveland (Lack 2-4 and Latman 4-5) Sot ton (Monbouauatta 13-11) at Wa thing ton (Lea 1-4) Chicago (Bouman 11-0 and Show 11-131 at Detroit Ifiunnlng 10-12 and Bruce 35) NATIONAL LIAGUI Pittsburgh (Law 19-0 and Mitell ILf) at Cmonnati (McUih 4-12 and Purkay 17-11 Philadelphia fMctcffay S-21 at Milwaukee Pizarra 5-7 ar Brunet 2-0 Sait Franeitea (McCormick 13-11) at St -Louie (Breglia 197) Lee Angelee (Pedrae 12-11 at Chicago (Anderieti 7-10( ELON WINS GREENSBORO (AP) Eton using its vaunted aerial game only sparingly crashed in on two ground inarches and a recovered fumble to conquer Guilford 19-7 here Saturday night in the season opener for both chibs Grant who plans to leave for his home in Lacoocbe Fla next week said he made no attempt to appeal the suspension He will not be paid for the final two week pf the season guess I had it Grant said Grant admitted making derogatory remarks about the United States while the National Anthem was being played Wilks said he started to call Grant an objectionable name but caught himself before finishing the epithet Wilks said he hastily apologized but that Grant incensed walked from toe bullpen to the clubhouse beneath the stands He dressed and left without reporting foe Incident to Dykes Don Newcombe also a Ne Georgia The running of Tommy White the pasting and running of quarterback Bobby Skelton and the running of quarterback Pat Trammell all played a major role in thumping the defending Southeastern Conference champion Bulldogs For Alabama the victory showed the greatest margin in Southeastern Conference play since a 27-0 triumph over Tennessee in 1951 Skelton got two of the Alabama touchdowns on runs of one and nine yards White got the other on three-yard end run Georgia got its only touchdown in the waning seconds Billy Jack-son a sophomore halfback took an Albama punt on the Georgia 19 wriggled through Alabama defenders to the sidelines and raced 78 yards to the Alabama three From there Francis Tarkenton fired the ball to halfback Dan Davis in the end zone as the final buzzer sounded Otherwise Georgia got close only once reaching the Alabama 13 in the second quarter Tarkenton failed on four pass attempts Gaorgio AlobvhQ mmiiiimi'i0 2l 0 Whita 2 run (Brooker kick! Ala-SkaUcn 1 run (Braakar kickl Skelton run (Breokar kickl Oovii boh from Torkenton (Poll failed) Attendant a 2573 SOUTHWEST Tixai Tach 31 Swta 15 Arkansas Oklahoma Stat Dtnvar 25 Wichita 19 Mexico Stat 31 Tutia 11 Nebraska ML 11 Fast Alert Terps Rout Mounties 31-8 NATIONAL LBAOUS Before shedding tears for the Blue Devils let me tell you something about the bright side of the Blue Devil picture Joel Arrington and Jack Wilson were simply sen satlonal as sophomore ball carriers a year ago and they are running better than ever They represent one of the strongest one-two halfback punches in the south Arrington netted 444 yards in 92 carries for an impressive 481 average last year and Wilson rushed 97 times netted 376 yards and a 388 average Altman is a deadly throwing signal caller and his understudy sophomore Walt Rappold is an accurate passer Duke also has a fine crop of pass-catching ends' Wilson and Arrington are glue-fingered receivers As a result Bill Murray says he has worked more on the passing game than ever before to be prepared for those teams who throw eight and nine man liras at him But sidelirars around the Methodist Flats In Durham have heard him promise more passing for the last few years and they are taking his views on the forward pass with a grain of salt With so much greenness In the line the Blue Devils may be forced to throw In order to move the bait GRANT Whatever it does this has to be a question marie Duke team It has the experts in doubt Duke is being picked to finish no higher than third and as low as seventh in the ACC Nora give it a chance to win the loop title Flaying the type of schedule it does Including Intersectional tussles with Navy Michigan UCLA and Georgia Tech the Blue Devils will be fortunate to compile a 500 record after last 4-6 finish Negro Pitcher Made Derogatory Remarks About United States MORGANTOWN Va (AF)-A fast alert Maryland team recovered from a quick eye-opening threat by West Virginia to bury tbe Mountaineers 31-8 Saturday The Terrapins looking much like the 1955 team that took top national honors used a didr combination of short spot passes and line-ripping dashes through the middle to pick up their fourth straight win in the season opener for both schools 1 The loss was the sixth straight for West Virginia tying file ail-time record ter the despondent STATISTICS Mi WVa Pint down iiaaaiaim 1 15 Ruihing yordoga eaeeeeeee 235 Palling yordoga 100 Pout 7-11 Pniiai Intarctpfad by I Punti aaaaeeeeee Fumbfel G6t 'naiiaiiiiMiiiaa Yards psnolistd 5 125 97 7-17 0 2 57 Mountaineers It was especially disheartening lot Gera Comm who was making his first start as WVXTb head coach The lines made the difference After the first sweep down the field Maryland forward wall dominated the play outcharging and outtadding the younger and less experienced Mountaineers Fullback Pat Drass was bread and butter ground gainer Weighing only 185 pounds he was especially effective on head-dawn spurts through the middle of the line With Drass and Everett Cloudy keeping the West Virginia secondary dose Dale Betty and Dick Novak freely mixed in those short ground-gobbling passes that appeared to keep the Mountaineer defenders confused Maryland Coach Ton Nugent used liis celebrated formation slightly less than half the time but it was tremendously effective From it Drass rippea off most of the 74 yards he gained in 14 carries by slipping through dean boles in the West Virginia line SCOREBOARD AMIRICAN LIAGUI Now York 9 Baltimera 1 Chicago I Detroit 4 Kama City 0 Cleveland (10 Inning) Belton 1 Wahingon 1 NATIONAL LIAGUS Philadelphia 5 Milwaukee 2 (10 inning) Chicago 7 Lae Angelee 3 St Louie 4 San Franciico 1 PHtifaurgh at Cincinnati pad rain gro said he tried to make Grant understand what a mistake it was to leave tbe dub in the middle of a game but that Grant refused to heed his advice Dykes learned Grant had left file field when he called the bullpen and asked to have the pitcher warm up Die manager immediately announced the suspension called me after the game Dykes said "and told me had made a big mistake said yes you did and there is nothing I can do about it now The suspension Grant told Lane he bore no hard feelings toward Dykes "Jimmie gave me a chance to pitch and Tm grateful to him for Grant said 1 don't blame him for suspending dm I just wish it STATE Citodel 1 Newberry Furman 20 Pratbyrerion 12 Lonair Rhyne 30 Wofford 5 ATLANTIC COAST NC State 29 VPI 14 Marylond 21 Wait Virginia I SOUTH Alabama 21 Gaorgio i Gaorgio Tech 21 Kentucky 1) VMI 33 WLM 21 Wait Cheittr Po 10 Fort Emtii 27 Virginia Tech 13 Virginia Slat 5 Morehead 20b Georgetown (Ky) 0 LSU 9 Taxoi ASM Fla Stat 31 Richmond 0 Elm 19 Guilford 7 Twin Tech 21 Laulivilla (Kyi 7 Wiitam Catalina 7 Corion-Newmon 0 Mamphit Stat IS Arlington Tax I Ftarido JO Gao Wbthington 7 Oovidiaa 14 Catoab 7 EAST Army 37 Buffalo 0 Navy 22 Baiton Cal lag 7 Pann Stata 20 Baitm Univ 0 Rhod lilond 20 Narthaoitlra 0 Mail 31 Main 13 -Rochaittr 5 St lawranca 0 Southam Conn 29 Control Conn 15 Colby it Norwich 15 Fairmont (WVAI 14 Shoohord 13 MIDWEST Iowa State 45 Drake Kanioi Stat 20 South Dakota Stat Kaniai 21 Toxai ChriiHaa 7 Muiouri 20 Southam Modiediit Jtavier fOhe 17 M-'ami (Oh Butiar II Bradiay 12 Waitcm Mich 31 Cantral Mich 0 Oliv! 31 Franklin 14 Concord Nob 20b Coon 13 Gvi-ovui Aoelpbui 37 Hamiin Cincinnati IS Hardin-Simmoni 14 Olfo ll 25 Davtan 0 45 Findlay 7 ent-om Michigan 29 Hillido'a (M di) tla 21 Villa aa II Tarki 14 Dana 7 FAB BEST Tu'an 7 Ca'ifemia 3 Wyoming 14 Montana 0 Omgon 31 Idaho A Washington 55 Collg of Pacific Whitworth 21 Aibarta Origan Tach 22 Wattminitar (Utah) It CLEVELAND (AP) Pitcher Jim (Mudcat) Grant told Cleveland General Manager ITank Lane Saturday be ras sorry for his actions night which in turn caused Manager Jimmie Dykes to suspend him for the rest of the season Dykes took the disciplinary action after Grant had dressed and left the stadium without permission following a bullpen argument with Coach Ted Wilks Grant a Negro claimed Wilks called him a Wilks is white as I left I knew I was doing the wrong Grant told Lane was going to turn around and come back but should Lam said bad to suspend you under the circum Manager Max Macon of Sally League champion Reds was called suddenly to his Louisville Ky home where his mother critically ill took a turn for the worst He writes from Louisville: Jake my year in Columbia was most pleasant My associations with Mr (Julius) Love were wonderful Tha city should feel extremely fortunate in having such a guy around His dedication to baseball is wonderful There were many more too numerous to name who helped make a pleasant summer for me and mj family Since I had to leave so suddenly I did no get to see all of my friends and say goodbye soT appreciate it if you would say it for me Thanks to you for not getting my back during the basebal season say you were most tolerant since we could play ball at times Am sure my players ap- (Please turn to Page 3D) -i 4 a ajoAi a aw AWAh.