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4C Durham Morning Herald Sunday Nov 3 1968 WaMki 1 Penn State Defeats Army Alabama Gets 20-13 Triumph By 49-28 Margin South Carolina Trips Virginia CHARLOTTESVILLE Vs South Carolina's astonishing sophomore Tommy Suggs bombed Virginia with a school record five touchdown passes Saturday as the much-abused Gamecocks flattened favored Virginia 49-28 in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game Suggs a poised 19-year-old hit on 14 passes good for 312 yards while winning an air battle from Virginia Quarterback Gene Arnette who passed for UNIVERSITY PARK Pa (AP) Penn State withstood a fourth-quarter Army rally Saturday to score a 28-24 football victory before a crowd of 49122 Army outscored Penn State the final quarter 17-12 but earlier scores by the Nittany Lions and a 53-yard kickoff return for the Lions' final score after Army had narrowed the margin to five points clinched it -at- V-enif i-xxjs (Stiff Pkafa hy Caopar) TD Leo Hart Gives Duke 3rd Penn State built a 9-7 half time lead on Campbell's nine-yard touchdown run and a safety when Army's Charley Jarvis downed the ball in his own end zone after a bad pass from center A 15-yard pass from Steve Lindell to Lynn Moore in foe second period gave Army its first score In the third period Penn Charlie Pittman drove me yard for a TD only to see Army come back for three points on a 30-yard field goal by Arden Jensen in the opening minutes of the final period With foe Lions ahead only 16-10 Penn State added a score on one-yard plunge buL Army came right back covering 67 yards in five plays with Jarvis covering the final yard Army tried a short kick but Ted Kwalick (ricked it up and ran 53 yards to score for foe clincher although Army got another TD shot with Lindell passing eight yards to Gary Steele Score by quarters: second quarter to spark first win in Wallace Wade Stadium See stories on Page 1C and 2C Slipping away from two Georgia Tech defenders flashy Blue Devil quarterback scampers 11 yards three touchdowns for the Cavaliers and scored the other The victory was only the second in seven games for the Gamecocks who came into the contest with a four-game losing streak Virginia looking for its first winning season in 16 years now is 4-3 Three of Suggs' touchdown passes went to Gamecock flank-erback Fred Ziegler on plays covering 20 19 and 16 yards The ether two long-range beauties went to halfback Benny Galloway on plays of 43 and 62 yards The Gamecocks jumped away to a 14-0 lead early in the second on Suggs' first touchdown pass to Zeigler and a slithering 29-yard score by Rudy Holloman and never trailed although the scrappy Cavaliers came back to tie the score at 14-all late in the second period South Carolina didn't really get the game under control until the final period when holding a 35-28 advantage Suggs got off his third and final TD toss to Zeigler That made it 42-28 and less than 90 seconds later the Gamecocks stowed away the decision when linebacker A1 Usher returned a pass rerception to the Virginia 1 Reserve quarterback Randy Yokum plunged across on the first play after the interception to give South Carolina pregnable 49-28 lead The Gamecocks threw up a stiff defense against Virginia's punchy rushing game but not until the final period did they find the complete answer- to Arnette's passes Score by quarters: suthciitiM 7 r'TTu t-S Virtlnia lit 7 Ztlalrr 20 paw from Sum (DuPra Holloman 2 run (Du Pro kick) Hops 4 Mu from Amatta (Cir-rlnglan kick) Maeur 7 mu from Amatta (Car-rlnatan kick) Ztlglar It mu from Sum (DuPra 41 mu from Sum (DuPra kick) Amatta 1 plum (Carrlnpton kick) SC-Gaitowav tl mu fram Sum (DuPra kick) Moomt mu from Amatta (Cirri naron kick) Ztigltr 14 mu from Sum (DuPra Aucfc kick) Yokum 1 plum (OuPra kick) A-25400 Baalian Hart Trie mmm 0 Georgia Ties Houston 10-10 Richmond Blanks VMI By35To0 ATHENS Ga (AP) Cool Jim McCullough kicked a 38-yard field goal with 12 seconds left Saturday to cap a Georgia comeback and give the seventh-ranked Bulldogsa 10-10 tie with Houston which had threatened an intersectional football runaway behind the explosive bursts of Paul Gipson The 205 -pound Houston fullback sliced through Georgia's startled defenders for 224 yards and allowed the Cougars to dominate play until the fourth quarter when Georgia scored ail of its points behind sophomore quarterback Mite Cavan The Bulldog signal caller Individual Statistics Duke-Tech DUKI ruhiim Aft Sain 40 tl 1 4 1 140 99 47 13 17 10 Cartar Canparllina Oh Panin Cam IS 0 Alt II 2 lute Ydi w0 Hart Trloa PM Rfcaivina No Yd 47 14 I 41 Eliasian artar CaurtlIKt Alack Daarth 1 Nth 1 to- LP II Milan BA TBCH Bulkina Alt Sain 73 8 11 1 Bonltay Spiotta Bound William Harkov 3 PiHino Cam 4 17 Alt 14 lute Y4 0 147 1 IN Bonlfav Wllllimi Pim Btcalvfng No 2 4 4 Yd 14 41 143 70 8 10 Woodall Sttvanun Sin Bound Spiotta Pallman Punting Avg 335 415 LP 40 47 Pillman Chapman UNC-Air Force AIJPMC (yaking 9 4 3 OJ? L9 2 1 jj if So 0 it Dorlo Rvll Banter Jcnnlng Martin Mummt Mill Stata Alabama 10 51 ITS 170 174 14-8-2 11-101 7 41 Pint Rushing virdiM Pining yardiM Rthirn yardaaa Paajaa Punt P'HnblM lait Yirdi MMlIiad TUSCALOOSA Ala (AP)-Alabama'i stout defense held the Southeastern Conference's top passing attack in check Saturday and the Crimson Tide methodically beat down Mississippi State 20-13 A homecoming crowd of 58084 saw the Tide gain its llth straight football victory over the Bulldogs with sophomore quarterback Scott Hunter dire-1-ing Alabama to a decisive margin in the first half Meanwhile the Alabama defense was rushing State quarterback Tommy Pharr the league's best passer and covering his receivers well enough to keep his passing below its usual standard Alabama wrapped up the game in the first half The Tide scored on a 2-yard plunge by Ed Morgan 1-yard dive by Pete Jilleba and added field goals of 26 and 29 yards by Mike Dean who missed two of five field goals botched by Alabama against Clemson a week earlier So completely did the Tide dominate the initial two periods that it punted only and that came shortly after Conn Canale punted out of bounds on the Tide one Jilleba's running and Hunter's passing including a 20-yarder to George Ranager to the five set up foe first Alabama score Pharr threw to his favorite receiver Sammy Milner for 25 yards to the Alabama two shortly after the punt and Lynn Zeringue blasted over the top for the score two plays later It was Mississippi State's only bright spot before half time as Alabama went on to fashion a 20-6 margin at the intermission The second Tide scoring drive covered 62 yards with Pete Moore handling most of the running chores Hunter continuing to connect on his passing and Jilleba getting the touchdown Score by quarters: MiMlMiPPi Ski AliMma 7 13 0-12 0-20 Morgan I run (Dun kick) Zarlngut 1 run (kick ftlkd) Jllkba 1 run (Dun kick) PG Dttn 8 PG Dun 27 Mllngr mm from Pharr (Cul-vtr kick) at 14-7 and the Bulldogs stayed ahead the rest of the way With 31 seconds left in the third quarter Brackett ran 28 yards breaking several tackles on foie way to give the Bulldogs a 21-7 lead In the fourth quarter Davidson nearly came back on the strength of Gordon Slade's running and passing He reduced the deficit to 21-14 with a three-yard touchdown run with 11:43 to play However Passander shot the Bulldogs into a 28-14 lead with a 58-yard touchdown pass to split end Tom Sanchez Davidson scored with 1:06 to play on a nine-yard pass from Slade to end Mike Kelly That was second touchdown pass of the game to Kelly The first covered 50 yards and gave Davidson its halftime lead Slade has thrown eight touchdown passes this season all to Kelly The Citadel ran at will on Davidson rushing for 328 yards The leaders were Brackett with 102 yards in 16 carries and fullback Joe Bedenbaugh with 111 yards in 17 carries The victory gave The Citadel a record 4-3 in all games and 3-1 in the conference Davidson is 2-4 and 1-2 Davidson had little success rushing with only 77 yards Slade hit 23 of 39 passes for 278 yards and two touchdowns Score by quarters: 21-Point 3rd Quarter Sends Citadel PastDavidsonS-Zl VMI Rfckmand 10 24 74 114 111 ITS 11 137 12 V2' 8 45 Pint II lulling yardato Piulng viroiM Ritum yirdm PlUM Punt FumMM leit Yard ponollitd RICHMOND Vs (AP) The University of Richmond behind Buster O'Brien's record-breaking passing crushed VMI 354) here Saturday and moved to with one game of its First Southern Conference football championship All the Spiders now 54) in league play have to do to wrap up the title la to beat William and Mary in their final game of the season Nov 21 In what was Richmond's most decisive victory in its long 52-game rivalry with VMI O'Brien hurled two touchdown passes and set up another score with his serials By the time he gave way to backup quarterback Charlie Richards early Jn the third quarter he had completed 18 of 23 attempts for 249 yards Before this encounter the Spider record for most completions was 17 set by Ronnie Smith against Syracuse in 1963 and the record for most passing yardage was 242 established by O'Brien two weeks ago against Furman Bob Campbell speedy senior Penn State halfback who returned to foe Penn State line-up after being sidelined with a shoulder separation scored two touchdowns for the winners Campbell gained 104 yards on 17 caries and had Army defenders chasing him all over the field Vanderbilt Tips Tulane In 21-7 Tilt NASHVILLE Tenn (AP) -The running of Chuck Boyd and the passing of sophomore John Miller powered Vanderbilt to a 21-7 triumph over Tulane Saturday and gave the Commodores their first three-victory football season since 1964 Vanderbilt established a strong running game early sustained two long marches and took a 14-0 lead on a seven-yard run by Dave Strong and a 10-yard pass from Milter to Strong Miller ran 17 yards for a third period touchdown Tulane got its only touchdown in the second quarter when Wayne Frandngues passed 17 yards to Sonny Tisarich after Jim Yarter's 38-yard punt return to the Vandy 20 The Green Wave which has lost six of seven games reached the Vandy four in the second quarter after a 56-yard run by Warren Bankston but a fourth down pass was deflected in the end zone by Neal Smith The game counted in Southeastern Conference standing and it was the first SEC Commodore victory since beating Tulane in 1965 Vandy has a 3-3-1 over-all record Vandy marched 56 yards for its first TD after Chip Healy recovered a Bankston fumble Miller and Boyd gained 13 each and Strong scored on a pitchout The next time it got the ball Vandy drove to foe Tulane 39 where Miller finding his receivers covered ran 24 yards to the 15 Two plays later he passed to Strong for foe TD Score by quarters: Ss7 Strong 7 run (Haalv nick) Strong IS mm from Mlllor (Hally kick) Tlaarteti 17 mm from Frandngues (Bookati kick) Millar 17 run (Healy kick) A la4t Purdue Captures 35-17 Triumph Over Illinois LAFAYETTE Ind (AP) -Sixth-ranked Pudue erupted 'or 21 points in foe second period Saturday then beat down aroused and winless Illinois for a 35-17 Big Ten football victory before a record Ross-Ade Stadium crowd of 62321 The success was directed by assistant coach Bob DeMoss a former Purdue star quarterback who took over foe Boilermaker reins Tuesday when head Coach Jack Molknkopf was hospitalized with a liver ailment Purdue stayed mainly on foe ground for the second straight week in rolling to its sixth victory against one loss The winners now 3-1 in foe Big Ten outrushed Illinois 317 yards to 190 and completed two of six passes for 10 net yards All-American back Leroy Keyes and fullback Perry Williams both broke the Purdue career rushing record Williams gained 106 yards for a total of 1831 and Keyes gained 81 1830 breaking the record of 1802 set by Duane Purvis in 1934 Williams and Keyes each scored one touchdown Keyes also threw a 13-yard scoring pass to Bob Dillingham The Illini dropping their seventh game held the Boilermakers scoreless in foe third period Illinois quarterback Bob Na-ponic helped by a 15-yard holding penalty against Purdue directed Illinois to its second touchdown with three minutes left He plunged for the final yard after a 21-yard pass to Bob Bums Burns scored Illinois' touchdown on a 25-yard run with 47 seconds left in foe first half Score by quarters: Iliino-l 3 10 'Purcug 7 8 7- 1 run (Janca kick) FG McKinic 14 Kavaa I run (Jenra kick) Oiiiingltam 11 mm tram Kavaa' (JonM kick) Kfewart 1 run (Jam kick) Buma 15 run (Hutton mm from K'prt 1 run (JonM kick) NaMn 1 run (run talfed) A-42ni Firs! down: Ruthlne vardara Pitting yardaga Rirum yoromoe ussr Fumbltt let! Yirdt Mnallnd CifaMI OavMfan 17 13 77 12? 2M 4 15 3-12-2 24-40-1 3-34 1-34 I 0 a 15 CHARLOTTE (AP)-Quarter-back Tony Passander passed for one touchdown and ran for another and halfback Steve Brackett scored twice to lead The Citadel to a 28-21 Southern 5th-Ranked Tennessee Crushes UCLA 42-18 Third Ranked Kansas Wins Army 7 Pam Slat 9 0 17-H 7 12-8 CampMI run (Garihwaltt kick) Safety Jarvla tack fed in and iont Moor II mm from Llndall (Jansen kick) Pittman 1 run (Garttiwalfe kick) FG Janian 31 CampMI I run (mm falfed) Jarvla 1 run (Janian kick) Kwalick 53 klckaft rtturn (run fjjlfd) Sfeafe mm from Lindell (Jen-Mn kick) A-4718 Auburn Topples Florida 24-13 Keeps SEC Lead GAINSVILLE Fla-(AP) -The fire-spouting Auburn Tigers spotted Florida 10 early points then rode foe passes of Loran Carter to a 24-13 victory that kept them on top of toe Southeastern Conference football standings Carter tossed two touchdown passes to Connie Frederick and one to Tim Christian He completed 17 passes for 210 Yards against what has been called foe best pass defense in the SEC The Florida Gators were fired up to a season peak and had a record homecoming crowd 'of 63122 roaring at their heroics But pass interceptions and fumbles let Auburn pull into a 10-10 tie at halftime and the visiting Tigers dominated the second half starting quarterback left-hander Jack Eckdahl injured a leg and Larry Rentz also hobbling on a bad leg was thrown for several losses by the Auburn defense led by tackle David Campbell After the first quarter Florida's only score was a 28-yard field goal by Jack Youngblood which resulted from a Carter fumble The early Gator scores came on a pair of long drives Youngblood kicking a 31-yard field goal soon after the kickoff and Jim Yarbrough taking a five-yard pass from Eckdahl for a touchdown Score by quarters: Auburn Florida IN It 7-14 S-41 FG Youngblood 31 Prtdtrick nin Mu from Eck- mu frtm Cartar (Rllay kick) Aufe-FG Rllay 24 (iflMSln lv crtor FG YoungboM 8 Aub-radtrlck 41 mm from Cartar (Rifey kick) Juat For The Fun Of It Blast Off On A FOX MINIBIKE 12 Murids to Choose From 3 to 9 Horsepower Up To 40 Mllrs Per Horn: Up Ih 60 Miles Ter Gallon From $13950 Ns Msasy Up to 24 Mo JABER TIRE COMPANY 306 Dillard St Coooor a ana aSaat yta and Tar fimHyW IN-TIRS SAPITV tossed a seven-yard touchdown strike to Brad Johnson with 11 minutes remaining and then sent the Georgia team on its tying drive with 1:59 to play Starting from the Georgia nine Cavan hit on passes of 21 7 and 14 yards and ran once for 27 more setting up McCullough's clutch field goal The tie was the second of the season for Georgia which has won five games Houston also has a pair of deadlocks against three victories and a loss Gipson never scored but he set a Houston endurance record with 38 carries in the game Hauifen Caorgl 0 0-10 0 10-10 PS Laiwaka 32 Wriokt SQ mm from Silky (Lfiwika kick) Gi-Johiuon 7 pim from Civin (Me-Cullauah kick) G-FG McCullough 34 Sfjll Conference football victory over Davidson Saturday- Three of the scores came in the third period as The Citadel overcame a 7-0 Davidson lead The first score in that nine-minute spree came with 10:40 left in the third quarter when Passander sneaked one yard Six minutes later Brackett ran three yards for the tally which gave The Citadel a lead The Bruins scored two touchdowns in the third quarter fleet Mickey Cure ton returning a Tennessee kickoff 99 yards for one and quarterback Jim Nader hitting end Ron Copeland with a 41-yard TD pass for foe second UCLA's third touchdown came in the fourth period on a five-yard run by quarterback Bill Bolden Tennessee set four records in marching to its fifth victory after battling Georgia to a 17-17 tie in the season opener The Vols made 32 first downs eclipsing the old mark of 28 set against Wofford in 1952 Other new marks were: Most pass attempts 40 most passes completed 24 and most first downs passing 17 And they tied a fifth record netting 319 yards on passes The old mark was set against Tampa last year Richmond Flowers scored two Vol touchdowns on short runs fullback Richard Pickens ran 33 yards for another The Vols scored four touchdowns on running plays and the other two on passes Quarterback Bubba W'yche who connected on 17 of 24 passes for 223 yards in foe first half passed 14 yards to end Gary Kreis for a six-pointer Bobby Scott understudy tossed an 11-yarder to end Terry Dalton for the other touchdown Soccer-style kicker Karl Kremser had a perfect day with extra points hitting six for six Score by quarters: UCLA III 4-11 14 II 7-4 Flower i run (Krentr kick) Kreta 14 MM tram (Kramaar :) Flower 1 run (Kreminr kick) Piea 33 run (Kramur kick) Canon 11 mm tram Seen (Kramaar kice) UCLA Curt Km ft kickoff ratom (kick fe'fed) 001 nd 4 MM tram Nicer (mm failed Sl ver I run (Krmfr kick) Bo-gen 5 run (run In dj 4L9t PURE Oil ft WRECKER SERVICE II Trees Aefe knetann PHONE 59638101 Abe IH4N1 Nlfe 17M Miami Slut I PtMlng All Cam Intc Y4i 25 1 0 273 Baxtar PtM Rtctivlng NO 14 i Y4l TD l4f 1 1 ilnfl jntcktr MacliSlM Moorhead Punting Avt 431 Hamm NORTH CAROLINA RuihlM Aft Gain Lom Hi I i Zimollii Wtulawtkl McCauley Somtr Lankr Cum 15 10 Intc Yda I iff )omr Pim Recaivln Ht V4l TD McCauley Blincntrd Wtsokwikl Oavli Pfrry Dodien Killy 7 18 1 1 i 14 Punting am1 341 Stan State-Clemson IC STAIR ReaMM Aft 14 ft 4 I 5 aid Lift Hi 101 0 IN 14 0 1' i KkM Bow in I Hall Docktrv Moody Hardin ft Cany laic Ydi 1 144 KkM Pauiat RKthrlnt IS'EEEEiEf Ydi TO Ygtktr Michadi 8 I 44 1 1 Gen 13 Aimnona 5 HMk I 1 PiMiwj Cam lute Y4i It II 0 211 PauiHf RacahrlM Suraayaca Andaraon Miliar Water i NCC-Shaw O'Brien using button hook and screen passes went five for five to account for 48 of the 80 yards in a drive that got Richmond on the scoreboard Joe Kellum plunged- over from the one and Mike Dussault booted the first of five extra points scoring passes were dazzling long bombs one of 55 yards to Frank Olejack in the second stanza and the other good for 46 yards to Joe live-say in the third quarter The tremendous passing of overshadowed a great defensive performance by Richmond which dumped quarterbacks time after tune and came up with four interceptions The stellar defensive play came in the second period when linebacker Phil Bowman pressured Murphy Sprinkel into throwing a desperation pass which Buzz Montsinger (ricked off and returned 54 yards for a touchdown Score by quarters: VMI Richmond I 4- 7 14 7 1 Kailum 1 Montaingar (OuMtult kick) Oklack 8 (DusmuII kick) UvtMv 44 MM from O'lrkn (OutMult kick) 54 mm Intarcantfen I (DumouH kick) Oklack I DuomII kick) lyx mm from Richard! est total in his collegiate career Kansas meanwhile ripped through Colorado's defense for 428 yards rushing with John Riggins gaining 162 of it and Douglass 106 The Jayhawk rushing yardage was foe most ever against Colorado breaking the mark of 421 set by Missouri earlier this season when foe Tigers beat the Buffs by the same score Riggins exploded for 63 yards on foe game's third play to set up Bill Bell's 20-yard field goal Bell later booted a 38-yard field goal the longest of his career and giving him nine for a Jayhawk school record Score by quarters: Cakradg 4 Kanin 1 14 It 17 Kin PG Ball 8 Kan John Riggina II run (11 kick) Km Junior Riggira mm from Douflau (Ball kick) Kan PG Ball 31 Kan John Riggina I run (Ball kick) Nigour 3 run (run faikd) Com Nigbur run (Kanay run) 44 SCO Princeton 50-7 PROVIDENCE RI AP -Tailback Brian McCullough cored four touchdowns Saturday as Princeton crushed Brown 50-7 in an Ivy League football game McCullough scored on three-yard run in foe second quarter and added touchdown jaunts of five six and three yards after intermission as the Tigers evened their season record at 3-3 Princeton unable to get its single-wing offense moving in foe first half cashed in on a Brown fumble a blocked punt and two long kick returns for a 23-7 lead KNOXVILLE Tenn (AP) -With an awesome display of offensive power fifth-ranked Tennessee whittled UCLA's secondary with passes and rolled to a 42-18 victory in an intersectional football game An overflow crowd of 64078 largest over to see an athletic event in Tennessee watched the Volunteers explode for three touchdowns in a wild third quarter and pile up 35 points before UCLA scored Colgate Upends Lehigh 27-11 HAMILTON NY (API -Reserve tailback Jim Lydic a senior getting his first starting call scored a pair of touchdowns Saturday to power Colgate to a 27-11 football victory over Lehigh Lydic pressed into service as a replacement for injured Dorn Fischer put the Red Raiders ahead to stay early in the opening period when he slammed three yards over tackle for a touchdown The 190-pounder who rambled for 117 yards on 25 carries also plunged across from the one-ysrd line after a short punt by Rick Laubach gave Colgate the ball on the Lehigh 29 Ron Burton foe Red Raiders' spindly-legged quarter-back who had one of his best days of foe season added a second period touchdowns on a one yard sneak That score was set up by Bob Scotl who picked off a Lauback pass on foe Lehigh 38 Burton who completed eight of 11 passes for 106 yards during the big first half went over the goal line five plays lafert- Score by quarters: Laffen Coin S-11 17 LaU FG Detainer run faffed Burton 1 run (K union kck) (Paaet MM from Ka ly 8 mm from Slid (Tarry kick) Piiiandcr 1 run (GahiMn kick) Brackitt 3 run (Gohagan kick) Brackatt 8 run (GMuaan kick) SUM run (Trrv kick) Sanclwi 8 mm from PitMndar (Ganaain kick) Ktlly I mm from Slade (Tarry kick) 4A24 Toledo Beaten TOLEDO Ohio (AP) Miami rambled to three first half touchdowns and then held on to take a 21-17 victory over Toledo Saturday in a Mid-American Conference game Miami rolled up 276 of its total 338 yards In the first half The only second half points of the game came on a 41-yard field goal by Toledo's Ken Crots Crots kept alive bis record point after touchdown record kicking his 62nd and 63rd straight Colorado Kmm 11 14 211 4 40 17 4 14 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