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IA! ILJt am AwMt 4nuu liwfl THE STATE AND THE COLUMBIA BECOItD Columbia Sunday Spl 27 1961 341: 44b Football Scores Soph Talbott Stars Tar Heels Clip 21-15 Spartans minute was intercepted and Michigan State had the ball on the North Carolina 36 1 (AP WlriptNtU) 12 play drive with a touchdown from the two-yard line in the second period In the third quarter his runs and passes set up a one-yard touchdown plunga by bruising halfback Ken Willard at the end of a 69-yard push Early in the final period Talbott again danced over this time from a yard out to cap and 11-play advance of 54 yards Faced with a rout Michigan State thundered back to score twice within five minutes Clint Jones raced 42 yards the first Spartan score and they added two points when Harry Ammon passed to Dick (Jordan Less than four minutes later MSU UNC 11 14 110 132 114 10-20 115 1 3 0-34 l-ls 0 55 35 First down! Pushing yardag Palling yardag Passes Passe Intercepted by Punts Fumbles tost Yards penalized Chapel Hill NX add NC-Mich list Michigan State 0 0 15-14 North Carolina 0 7 7 Willard 1 run (Braine kick) NC-Talbott 1 run (Bralna kick) MSU-Jones 41 run (Garden pas from Ammon) MSU -Washington 11 pass from Juday (Bobick kick) Attendance 40500 the Spartans scored again this time speeding 53 yards in four plays The touchdown came on an 11-yard pass from Steve Juday to Gene Washington Juday twice carried Michigan State to within striking distance in the closing minutes but each time alert North Carolina defenders blunted the drives with pass interceptions Jim Eason intercepted one pass on the Tar Heel 25 and in the closing seconds Gary Black hauled in ait other on the North Carolina 13 to stop the Spartans for the last time Spartan Splattered But the Tar Heels held for downs and for the tirst three periods was by far the superior team Talbott climaxed a 61-yard Beaten By Teniers BOSTON (AP) Dave Lar- oche made effective use of the rollout option play Saturday passing for one touchdown and setting up a second to lead Boston University to a 15-7 victory over George Washington Laroche raced 16 yards on a rollout to set up the first BU score in the second Pete Hayes George Washington 7 0 0 Boston University 3 4 0 GW-Ho Boren 12 pass from Branch (Grass) Fischer 24 FG Hayes 1 run (pass failed) Brum may 4 pass from Laroche (kick failed) Attendance 4500 cracked over from the one on fourth down -The Rochester NY signal caller passed four yards to halfback Paul Drummey in the last quarter to close out the scoring Penalties greatly hampered George Washington making its first start They canceled out a 40-yard scoring pass by Tom Branch and offset some spectacular running by sophomore Garry Lyle Lyle romped 70 yards for an apparent score in the final quarter but a clipping infraction nullified most of the gain Ironically enough the lone George Washington score was set up by BU infractions Juday (23) Is Jarred Loose from the Ball Just as He Tries to Pass by North Caro Steve Lister (Behind Juday) CHAPEL HILL NC (AP) -Super-sophomore Danny Talbott sneaked over for two touchdowns and masterfully directed a third scoring drive Saturday to lead North Carolina to a 21-15 football victory over a Michigan State team that almost pulled the game out in the closing minutes Talbott whose first pass was intercepted settled down to plague the Spartans with his running and passing which netted 129 yards and appeared to put the game beyond control of the Big Ten visitors Suddenly in the past period Michigan State making its tirst start of the season shook off its lethargy stormed across for two touchdowns and threatened to score twice more It took two pass interceptions deep in North Carolina territory to stop the fired-up Spartans Talbott victim of pass interceptions a week ago that led to a one-point State victory over the Tar Heels appeared headed for another bad afternoon His first pass in the open Roll of the end zone and Burdette on it The Blue Devils scored their final touchdown in the last quarter when fullback Mike Curtis dived over from the Virginia three to cap a 37-yard drive TWO THREATS Virginia which lost to Wake Forest in its opener mustered two serious scoring threats The Cavaliers drove to eight in the third period and were on the Blue seven when the game ended Duke attempted two field goals In the first period the Blue Devils drove from their 13 to 19 and Stewart attempted a goal from the 26 which was wide Then in the fourth period Mark Caldwell tied one from the Virginia 34 which was far short ing i Blue To 30-0 Conquest Sunset Golf Club A Michigan State's Stephen Receiver STATE Mainland 24 South Carolina 6 North Carolina State 9 Clem-con a West Virginia 7 The Citadel 2 Morris Brown II Benedict I Voorhees 14 St Paul's 12 State 20 Maryland State 12 ACC Wake Forest 38 Virginia Tech 21 North Carolina 21 Michigan State 15 Duke 30 Virginia SOUTH Gerogia 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saw Duke turn two intercepted passes into second period touchdowns after a scoreless first quarter Glack- Virginia Duka 14 14 113 1M 123 13-21 7-17 0 1-30 3-30 Flrit down! Rushing yardag Passing yardag Passos Pisses Intarccptcd by Punts Fumbles lest Yards penzlied 74 40 en 182-pound junior of Bethes-da Md fired a touchdown pass to end Jim Scott early in the second period on a play covering 65 yards GLACKEN DRULIS Shortly before the half Glacken threw a three-yard scorer to end Chuck Drulis Duke Halfback John Carlo had set it up with a pass interception on eight The Blue Devils who tied South Carolina in the season opener scored again shortly before intermission when guard Bill Simpson intercepted of yardage time after time Weiborn scored the last three Wake Forest touchdowns one on a 42-yard run Down by 24-7 Tech came to life late in the third period on a 47-yard run by sophomore halfback Tommy Francisco on nohuddle center snap from Schweickert sent Sonny Ulz over from a yard out and pulled to within nine points at 24-15 UNC'k Ken Willard Slams into Michigan State Receiver Robert Viney Jarring the Ball Free Devils Tom Hodge's pass on the Virginia one and raced over Hodges had drifted back into the end zone and flipped the ball which was deflected into the air Rod Stewart kicked three extra points In the third period Duke end Dave Burdette scored a safety when Drulis blocked Tom punt The ball rolled out Davidson Wins 17-14 In Opener DAVIDSON (AP)-Jim 23-yard field goal with four seconds left and Steve sparkling debut as a quarterback gave Davidson a 17-14 victory over Mississippi College Saturday in the football opener Terry booted his winning three-pointer after a pass interference call on a 38-yard toss by Heckard gave the Wildcats a first down on the one-foot Miss Cal Davidson First downs 13 14 Rushing yordigo 314 114 Passing yardag 40 130 Passes 1-14 7-11 Passes intercept! by 0 0 Punts 4-410 4-370 Fumbles tost 0 1 Yards penalized 73 15 Mississippi Collcga 7 0 7 P-x4 Davidson 0 0 7 MC-Hile 15 run (Mabnr kick) Hale 5 run (Mabry kick) Dav-Smlth 4 pass from Heckard (Terry kick) Dav-HIndsliy 27 pass from Heckard (Terry kick) Dav-FG Tarry 23 Attendance: 4500 line Terry also converted after erxy ais both Davidson touchdowns Heckard a standout end converted to quarto-back this season hauled Davidson from a 14-0 deficit by completing eight of nine passes for 129 yards and two touchdowns in the second half He threw four yards to Steve Smith for a third period touchdown and combined with end Pack Hindsley on a 29-yard! play for the second touchdown in the fourth quarter only minutes before leading the push for the winning field goal NOW WHILE IT'S NOT IN USE AND TnE WEATHER IS STILL NICE FLOAT YOUR DOCK ON STYROFOAM Permanently buoyant Will not rust Docks that float on Styrofoam buoyancy billets cost leu than resular docks This rigid polystyrene foam will not ruit or waterlog To install limply cut with a hand taw and fatten in Jilace See us today for Styro-oam and free build-it-yourself plant for low-cost floating docks and rafts 1USUK 47 TNI IH CNtaifU CMMIf COLUMBIA TENT and AWNING CO 1314 Rtw4 Dr AL S-7323 Deacs Squelch VPI Rally Rout Tech for Second Win 9 Par 3 Championship Course Shortest Hole 135 Yards Longest Hole 260 Yards aantal Clube Driving Rangel COURSE COMPLETELY LIGHTED FOR NIGHT PLAY 1I0S Sunset Dr Pk 253-7343 155 Our SHARKSKINS arc very refined! (AP Wlraphata) Detained move Wake Forest from a 7-3 deficit to a 17-7 lead at intermission BIG RUSH At the same time the Deacons put such a terrific rush on Tech quarterback Bob Schweickert in the first half that the third-team All-America ace gained only 44 yards on the ground and failed to hit a pass Having beaten the Techmen into submission up the middle Wake Forest turned to the flanks in the second half and ECC Rallies For Victory Over Howard Bill Cline scored two 1 downs passed for two and twice led unbeaten ard College Saturday night tage of a bad center snap on an quarter and a fumble reco in the second to take a 13-0 lead on the surprised Pirates ROANOKE Va (AP) -Amazing Wake Forest overpowered Virginia Tech for three quarters with a sturdy defensive rush and the running of fullback Brian Piccolo then matched the comeback efforts for a stunning 38-21 Harvest Bowl football victory Saturday Piccolo who scored three touchdowns in the 31- WM VPI 20 17 IS! 141 33 ISO 31 10-23 2 1 4- 34 437 0 1 45 33 714-30 0 14-11 First clowns Rushing yardag Passing yardsg Passes Passes Intercepted by Punts Fumbles tost Yards penalized Wake Forest 3 14 Virginia Tech 7 0 WF FG McKinney 37 VPI Schweickert I run (Cranwell kick) WF Piccolo 1 plunge (McKinney kick) WF Plccolle 1 plunge (McKinney kick) WF Welbom: run (McKinney kick) VPI Utz plunge (Schweickert run) WF Weiborn 42 run (McKinney kick) VPI uts 5 run (pass filled) WF Welbom 1 run (McKinney kick) Attendance 210001 21 upset last Saturday over Virginia bulled his way for 154 yards on 28 carries and scored twice in the second period to Elon Comeback Guilford Stop To the noble sturdy quality of Sharkskin Hickey-Freeman adds a new dimension of luxury They gentled it with the choicest fine-count wool yarns "softened" it with thousands of hand applied silken stitches styled it with a dash of refined daring and came up with a Sharkskin suit that will grace the highest and wear like a pair of Scottish brogues! GREENSBORO NC (AP) Elon spotted Guilford a second jninutos left when (Hinc passed period touchdown and yards to wingback Dinky came from behind to defeat the'1 wnnnB tou-h- Quakers 15-6 in a Carolina Con-own- With 30 seconds remain ference football game Saturday fallback Dave Alexander Quarterback Ed 1 on insurance tossed seven yards to end Pete Jarvis midway in the second Howard led 20-19 with JL quarter' and Bobby Ferrell kicked the conversion to put Elon ahead at 7-6 after the Quakers had grabbed a 6-0 lead earlier in the period 1.