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I I 2-C THE STATE AND TIIE COLUMBIA Sunday October 28 1962 i 21-14 on a Pass ScAreboanl Duke Comes Back To Beat Wolf pack kicked the second of two extra points ncs duki Pint down Ruthing yordoo Soiling yordon Palm Panai httarcoptad by Punii Fumblai lori Yard! panaliltd DURHAM NC (AP) A 15 yard touchdown pan from quarterback Walt Rappold to end Stai Crisson with 1:20 remaining gavv Duke a 21-14 victory over stub born State Saturday in ar Atlantic Cbast Conference foot' ball game A chilled crowd of 23000 sav underdog State tie the score at 14-all in the third period- storming 68 yards for a touchdown with quarterbark Jim Rossi scoring from the 7 Tackle Glenn PORTS Duke had gone ahead 14-7 early in the third period when soph- Jake Pe NL4ND EDITOR Way Do I Clemson halfback Jim Skiffey Is caught between two Auburn players heading for groups of Auburn linemen during the Tigers vs Tigers (AP Wirephoto) match at Gem son Saturday Don Heller (62) la one of the the little Clemson halfback 23-14 Score omore fullback Mike Curtis went over (mm the 4 to rap a 52-yant drive The Blue Devils added tup points on a pass from Rappold to halfback Jay Wilkinson State aoored in the first period on a 9-yard pass mom quarter back Bill Kriggcr to halfback Jimmy Guin The touchdown was set up when State tackle Steve Parker recovered a fumble jii the Duke 20 Duke got ill offense moving late In the second period rolling from its 38 to State's 12 wheie Rappold fired a touchdown -pass to end Pete Widener Bill Reyn-' olds' kick" was wide It was the fifth straight victory for Duke which kst to Southern California in its opener State which won its opener from North Carolina has lost five in a row i Rappold 202-pound senior if Bockley WVa comnleted 12 of 17 passes for 134 yards including two touchdowns Duke took over on 43 in the closing minutes following ia State punt and launched Its winning touchdown drive A 24 yard pass from Rappold to halfback Bobby Hawn was good on the 19 Three plays later Ran-pold hit Crisson for the touchdown pass (ton the 15 In the first period Duke moved from its 30 to 39 but lost theb all fay inches on a fourm down try The Blue Devils did not get Into State territory again until late in the second period when they rolled to their firs touchdown Shortly before the half ended Duke took over on its 44 and launched a furious passing attack that carried to 23 With four seconds left Reynold attempted a field goal from the 3 but it was for short With the score tied at 14-all Duke began a drive from its 18 late in the third period and moved to the Wolf pack 27 However State dug in and pushed the Blue Devils hack to the 29 Haw punted and the ball waa downed on the 1 NC Stall 7 0 7 S-ll Duka 0 4 I 7-21 Guin pail from Kriggar (Sonar kiekl Widtnar 12 pail from Rappold (kick iiiM) Curt 4 run IWilkingen pan from RoppoMI Start Reni 7 run (Sainr kick) Crinon IS pan from Rappold IRaynoldi kick) Aftondonca 24000 COLLEGE PARK Md Two minutes before the game got underway here Saturday afternoon at College Park Bob Jones handed ua a folded piece of Western Union press message paper that in your pocket and read it when the game is he instructed He explained that it was his prediction Winless Wake Forest Is Buried by North Carolina Forest with its fifth consecutive loss The Tar Heel hero was quarterback junior Edge a triple-threat star from Fayetteville whose 35-yard run and 24-yard pass set up North Carolina's come-from-be-hind touchdown with about 1M minutes left in the third quarter Sophomore Ronnie Jackson knifed from the four for the score to cap an 83-yard drive Edge passed to halfback Roger Smith for the two-point conversion which made the sqpre 15-14 Wake Wayne Wclbom fumbled the next kickoff and the Tar John Hammett rwov- irds He passed to Sam Greene' om the 15 for the score The Tar Heels revved up a drive from their 44 late in the first period and cashed in on the touchdown in the first minute of the second quarter Jackson went 1 over 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17 UCLA 7 Miami II Air Fare I yarning Catararta State Unhr 7 Utah Stata 17 Brigham Yaang 11 Utah IS Irtaha 11 SI Catararta 4 Stata SS Callfaraia 11 Stata II Wnl Virginia SI Wnhtagtan SI (Da) Waitara (Cal) State 4 Catararta Cal I Whltamrlh SS Fadfac Lathe ran (Waihl I SPtagMrinm IS Now Maalca Nigh- Control WaihMgtan St Imlara Walking tan FOOTBALL A Howard Says Same Thing Once 'Again By MAC HILL The State's Cfemson CLEMSON Frank Howard says he is getting tired of meeting the opposing coach at mid-field and being told "Clemson played a fine the troth all right" the Tiger coach sighed I'd like to be the one to say that to the other feller once in a while sure played well enough to beat them" he continued in a sad soft-spoken manner "You know it's kinds hard to keep your boys playing when we lose like this but I can say one thing for this they stay in there and battle all the way" Howard who now has taken the short end in four of sue games wasn't in his usual talkative mood yet he did with effort laud Auburn as "a helluva fine football team "Our boys entered this game under tremendous odds" he added they sure came close to pullin' it out "It looks like we Just can't have any hide" Howard frowned that sure gits old when it happens every week It seems we lack Just a little bit of being a pretty good football team" Nicklaus is Fifth In Aussie Tourney SYDNEY (AP)Jack Nicklaus the Open Golf champion took fifth place and Jay Hebert of Lafayette La tied for sixth place Saturday in an international tournament at the Australian Club course at suburban Kensington Nicklaus from Columbus Ohio shot a 72 par cm the -final round and finished with 290 for 72 holes two over par Hebert who had a 73 wound up at 292 -Bruce Devlin and Ted Ball two young Australian professionals took the major prize money Devlin former Australian amateur ti-tlcholder won J1792 with a 7-under-par aggregate of 281 Ball was second with 287 and Gary Player of South Africa third with 288 WARS FOSSST NORTH CAROLINA Flrit doom Ruihing yarrtogn Palling yardag Panel Panel Intarcapiad by Fumblai tail Punti Yardi panalixad CHAPEL HILL NC (AP) North Carolina moved quickly to two second half touchdowns Saturday to bury wiiiless Wake Forest 23-14 in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game The Tar Heels overcame a 14-7 deficit by chalking up 16 points within a two-minute period between the end of the third period and the first minute of the final period In scoring their second straight triumph after four defeats North Carolina pasted hapless Wake Penn Stale Nips Bears BERKELEY Calif (AP) Penn State employed the running of Roger Kochman and the passing of Pete Liske to foil advantage Saturday and made off With 23-21 victory over a stubborn University of California football team that unveiled a new sophomore star Kochman a 209-pound halfback paced one scoring drive and tallied a touchdown Liske who missed only one of his first 15 passes threw one of 10 yards to A1 Gursky for the third Penn State six pointer Still it was the 37-yard field goal by Ron Coates in the second period that proved decisive as Craig Morton threw three touchdown passes for the Bears Morton suffered a knee injury on the first day of fall practice and underwent an operation He appeared in the second quarter Saturday for his first varsity com-' petition Die 19-year-old completed 20 of 28 passes for 274 yards Two were intercepted Morton also rushed for 11 yards and a total offense of 285 two more than the school mark set by Jerry Drew against Oregon State in 1951 of the Maryland-South Carolina outcome So when the dust cleared we unfolded the piece of paper It read: "South Carolina 22 Maryland 16" Bob Jones the long-time Clemson College assistant coach who was scouting the Marylanders had the feeling that this would be the day although he had not seen Marvin machine in action since the 1961 season He came real close to predicting an upset could say he missed it by just 23 seconds when John Hannigan kicked that field goal Carolina" said Jones a good football team They are well coached They seem to know what it is about That (Billy) Gambrell is the best halfback in the conference truly outstanding and the rest of the players make a well-rounded team" Jones Despite the fact that the Gamecocks came so close to upsetting the co-favorites with Duke for the conference championship coach Jones asserted that would rather play Duke than Maryland Duke and Maryland are about even absolutely different but they come out even Duke has the power but Maryland runs from every kind of formation and throw Hie ball from anywhere They present a lot of problems Ted Youngman the Duke University anistant coach also scouting Maryland was impressed and sympathetic with the Gamecocks He was high on Tom Brown the Maryland halfback aa a pass receiver and deep defensive operator can run pass patterns as well as anybody in the conference ana run after he catches the ball He is tough to cover and on defense with his speed there is nothing to keep him from covering from sideline to sideline Billy Gambrell is the best back in the conference though Youngman noted that early fumbles and failure to make a first down by inches in the second quarter kept the Gamecocks from taking a halftime lead to their dressing room Gambrell barely missed a second-quarter first down at the Maryland 27 Carolina had the momentum and had Gambrell got those inches I believe they would have gone on in and scored" he said As to Maryland present a challenge You can move the ball against them but you have to give (quarterback Dick) Shiner a couple of touchdowns and maybe three with those fine receivers" The Gamecocks gave Shiner and those fine receivers only one touchdown and as Marvin Bass pointed out well enough and hard enough to ered on the 21 live plays later Edge tossed to end Bob Lacey for five yards and a touchdown Edge then passed to Lacey for another two-point conversion Wake Forest struck first midway through the opening period behind the passing of sophomore quarterback Ralph Brandewiede The Demon Deacons drove 64 yards in 12 plays with Brande-wiede's aerials accounting for 45 Installed White You Walt For all popular mako carg and trucks InsurnncG-Approved Serviro Free Estimates 1917 Laurel St Hume 2M-1833 Free Parking Natural Shoulder a way ot life Bass (Continued from page 1G eight seconds left but no game had thrilled him more than the win Saturday really have to hand it to the bey" he said of Hannigan had it all the way" USC players complained of the second Hannigan field goal attempt noting that it veered to the left as it went through the cross-bars "It was said one "Even the Maryland players laid so Bass shook his head "It was as dose as the ball game" he said know when the kids are going to win one He looked off over the room as the boys slowly climbed out of their sweat-stained uniforms "I feel it worse for them" he said Both Nugent and Bass remarked on the performance of Len Chiaverini Maryland's sophomore halfback The Ambridge Pa youngster carried the hall 33 times for a net yardage of 119 His yardage in the final moments along with 110 yards worth of collections was chiefly responsible for the Gamecock gloom Top running gun for Hie Birds was senior fullback Dick Day who toted for 63 yards in nine tries Billy Gambrell failed to break away during the rugged defensive afternoon netting only 41 yards in 13 carries It was still the third best total of the day Noting that Duke was behind to NC State 7-6 at half time Nugent refused to smite "It would be a great break for us if State heat he said sniffing the sweet smell of mange blossoms "but Duke's great comeback team He clearly has title on his mind CAROLINA TODAY 1:00 FM The last time the Gamecocks came up here to College Park to play Maryland they -were told after they appeared on the field that because of a mixup they would have to change the color of their jerseys Turned out to be boo-boo but the Gamecocks had to borrow some Maryland jerseys and all of this mad ness affected them adversely Then on Saturday the two busses ordered for noon at their hotel in Washington failed to show up Frank Johnson the assistant athletic director who had been assured the busses would be there was frantic When the busses failec to show at 12:20 about 20 players were hustled into cabs for the trip to College Park The busses arrive at 12:25 and arrived at College Park after 1 Washington time The game was scheduled for 2 PM which is an hour later than South Carolina time The delay did nothing for the nerves of the Gamecocks The father of quarterback Dan Reeves flew up from Americus Ga for the game He said he has an other son who plays end in high school "and pretty The father of full- I back Pete DiVenere flew down from New Canaan Connecticut but Pete dit not get to play because of an injury Billy Gambrell gained only 41 yards in 18 carries and lost his conference rush- GambreU jng to £en Chiaverini who gaine 119 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