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A DURHAM MORNING HERALD DURHAM SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17 1957 Wolf pack Racks Up 12-0 Triumph Hunter Stars As State Tops Virginia Tech Little Halfback Streaks 58 Yards For One Tally Carlton's Foot Wins Second Game Pope was waiting to grab tt 18 yards out An offside penalty moved the Wolfpack back five yards but second string quarterback Ernie Driscoll lobbed perfect pitch into arms from the 23 for the first State touchdown Tech held sway in the first period moving 40 yards in a half dozen tries after the kickoff to the Wolfpack 33 From there quarter- Clemson supporters were a little skeptical when star quarterback Harvey White made ready to attempt the game-tying extra point from placement against Duke here yesterday White crack sophomore had kicked only seven of 14 previous extra points for a 500 batting average In this deoartment such a percentage is mediocre Anyway White now has only seven for 15 tries Some Clemson Second guessers wondered why Bill Barbary didn't try it He has hit seven out of eight attempts Wray Carlton fleet halfback now has won two games for the Blue Devils with his big right foot The Strawberry Kid from Wallace bootpd the point which beat Rice 7-8 and came through yesterday with the placement which whinoed Clemson by the same margin Carlton who has hit 10 out of 12 tries missed the one which would have beaten Navy by the same margin Explosive Rudy Hayes a human battering ram yesterday carried 13 times for 108 yards and an 83 average He almost equalled his total for the seven previous games having only 118 yards for 31 rushes Season's Largest Local Crowd Notre Dame Scores Winning Touchdown Okla He leaves some upended players in his wake as he crosses the goal line (AP Wirephoto) Back Dick Lynch (25) runs the ball over the goal for a Notre Dame touchdown and a 7-0 victory over Oklahoma in the final quarter yesterday at Norman By STEVENSON ROANOKE Va Nov 16 (UP) North Carolina State halfback Dick Hunter stunned Virginia Tech today with three tremendous quick kicks including one that his teammates turned into a touchdown and scored once himself on a 58-yard run to lead the Wolfpack to a 12-0 triumph Virginia Tech a 10-polnt underdog started out strong before 8-000 partisan fans but wilted quickly before long kicks and North Carolina superior forces Hunter romped for his touchdown on a quick opener as the final period opened with the aid of key block by halfback Dick Christy who usually does the offensive starring for the Wolfpack but proved just as valuable on defense today Virginia Tech a hard luck team all season had a touchdown pass nullified by a penalty in the final two minutes and saw a wonderful chance to score another vanish with a goal line fumble Hunter a stubby 163 pounder soared one quick kick for eight yards and another for 64 in the first half That long one pushed the Gobblers back to their own 20 and when sub halfback Jay White-sell fumbled Wolfpack end Bob Chattanooga Pins Furman By 34-0 GREENVILLE 8 Nov' 16 (UP) University of Giatta-noogi scored In every quarter to topple Furman University 34-0 today before a homecoming crowd of 6500 Giattanooga began its scoring display in the first quarter when Moccasin tackle Sam Tomkins blocked a Furman punt on the two the ball rolling out of the end zone In the opening seconds of the second period Giattanooga fullback Rodney Cook 'scampered 43 yards for the first touchdown Later in the quarter quarterback John Green climaxed a 75 -yard drive to score on a sneak from1 one yard out Center Bob Waller i added the extra point I The Moccasins led 15-0 at half time in a game rated a tossup before kickoff time A blocked Furman punt midway the third quarter gave the Moccasins the ball on the Hurricane 16 Four plays later halfback Bill Butler rammed the final three yards to score again Score by quarters: Chattanooga 3 IS 6 Furman o'o tno-o Only 22000 hearty souls braved the rainy day but the Duke-Clemson football dogfight attracted the largest crowd to see a contest in Duke Stadium this season Although the sun played hide and seek with rain clouds during most of the morning a heavy downoour fell just before the kickoff and the shower continued into most of the first quarter before someone turned off the spigot so to sneak While it was rough on the spectators the playing field was in good shaoe thanks to the tarpaulin which protected it until just before game-time It was souny on the sidelines and those taking spills off the playing field came up soaking with goo Big comment in pressbox concerned -Atlantic Coast Conference party honoring North Carolina basketball champions same night writers and sportscasters hold their annual dinner in Salisbury to honor year's top men The ACC wants to avoid conflict but UNC says no That's too bad Decision Duke Takes Close Carlton Duke-Tiger Individual i Statistics Scores Touchdown OAMI STATISTICS Itltf Pint Seam 0 RaiMn yarriaaa IM 07 41 10 M10 0-lfl id Pawing yard Paaaat Infarct tad fey Punt FufnniH let aanalliad back Bill Cranwell sailed a long one to end Bill Tilling who let the ball slip out of his hands when ho was downed on the one Hunter smothered tt in the end zone Christy intercepted a pass to end another deep Tech thrust as the first quarter dosed Still another Tech drive In the second period carried to the 14 but ended when halfback Barry Frazee's field goal attempt went wide Hunter's third long kick this one mere 53 yards put Virginia Tech in another deep hole and Pepe partially blocked end Carroll kick to give North Carolina State tha ball 14 yards out Driscoll couldn't find the range this time and it until Hunter cut loose with his sidelines sprint that the Wolfpack clinched It North Carolina State scored its fifth shutout in winning its sixth game against one loss and two tie Tech despite a muddy field threw 25 passes and made good on 16 of them North Carolina State with Hunter credited with 75 yards and Christy 74 dominated the ground game Score by qun ters: Virginia Tech 0 0 0 North Carolina 0 6 0 North Carolina State Scoring: Touchdowns Pepe (23 pass from Driscoll) Hunter (58 run) Ralraad Your Tires How! Newest Dual Matter TVaaS Da-(IIR LGaral Allowance On Yaw OM Tint CENTER Tire Retreading Co COX CHAPEL HILL A MANOUM Mill And Kicks Point In Howard Has No Idea Of Retiring "Me retire?" bellowed Frank Howard now in his 28th year as a football coach at Clemson the last 18 as head coach going to feed me? I guess I could retire" admitted Coach Howard I also could starve to death got a wife and family to feed too" In short he is giving no thought to stepping down from the coaching bench Jim Tatum will turn back the pages of football history on his TV show for Home Security Life Insurance Crnnnany 'tonight and interview Duke immortals Genr McAfee and Dan Hill and UNC greats of yesteryear Choo Choo Justice and Jim Lalanne Hill a member of the original Dukes" of 1938 and McAfee a soph wingback on the same tam make their homes in Durham Lalanne sweet slinr from the Bayou country and the lad who threw the TD oass which beat Duke 6-3 in 1940 lives in Greensboro Justice who wound up four glorious years at UNC in 1949 is in the oil business at Hendersonville Jimmy starting -sophomore-fullback -on the Clemson High School football team is a son of the Clemson College coach The elder Howard was a guard at Alabama Harvey White Almost Came To Duke Victory pass at the 10-yard-line and sidestepped safetyman White who put a hand on him kicked I Carlton kicked the point and Duke had a 7-0 lead with 2:52 to play in the first half Duke got the pigskin again -and went overhead in a desperate bid to score again Brodhead intercepted a White 'aerial the first to fall in enemy hands all season and the Blue Devils were in business on their own 49: -j Donnie Bunton almost Intercepted a Brodhead aerial Dave Hurm dropped another Brodhead heave and then Brodhead missed Carlton On fourth down Dan Leo ran wide and waa knocked out on the Gemson 43 The Tigers put in three aerial attempts before 1 the halftime gun At the start of the second half Clemson caught fire and sailed to the Duke five Rudy Hayes had sprints of 38 and 16 yards in the push From the five Hayes was topped for no gain by Carlton and then Barbary fumbled a pitchout attempt on the option play and Bun Guy fell on the loose pigskin at the line of scrimmage On second play Dutrow broke through for 10 yard and the Blue Devils moved to the midfield stripe before Hayes intercepted and returned 18 yards to his 43 On first play Millner fell on Bob fumble at the Gemson 47 Duke went to the Tiger 40 its deepest penetration the rest of the afternoon before Dutrow kicked into the end zone Thanks to a 48-yard sprint by Whits who had gone back to pass Clemson advanced from its own 20 to a first down at the Duke 25 Four bucks got another first by measurement at the 15 After Horne got three and Usry was held for no gain Horne blasted to the one-foot line where he fumbled and Bert Lattimore recovered for Duke Dutrow booted out and Usry hauled it back 10 yards to the Duke 28 Hayes Barbary and Horae made a first down on the 17 Then Horne bucked a yard Carlton stopped Usry after he got six Hayes cracked two and Barbary missed a first down by inches on a sneak Duke taking over on its own seven A holding penalty shoved Duke beck to the one from where Dutrow kicked out and Ciemson was on the Duke 82 with nine minute showing on the clock Phil Scudierl spilled White for seven-yard loss Then White hit Whitey Jordan with a 24-yard aerial on the Duke 15 getting the ball away despite the 0 AUTO PAIilTING BODY REPAIR Carl James Duke's chief football procurement officer recalls Harvey White visited the local camous and almost cast his lot with the Blue Devils when he came out hih school His father is the sheriff of Greenwood (SC) County" James explained I guess the people of South Carolina would have made it pretty hard on him if he had let his son go to college out of the state" Duke-Clemson game was a one-shot deal so to speak They play next fall The Timers return to the Blue Devil card in 59 however So does Army Clemson adds Georgia Tech next season A hot tip has Conley Snidow of Wofford going to Georgia as successor to Wallace Butts who will move into the athletic directorship after 19 years as head coach Now the stage is set for the big number coming up here next Saturday between Duke and North Carolina Although be televised regionally tickets are going fast and surely want to be there in person I honestly give the Tarheels a good chance to win it Continued from 1-A first meeting between the two institutions in 21 years Duke now has won all four games of the series Duke stayed In such a deep hole In the second hair fire works it managed to get across midfield only to the Clemson 40 and 47 Except for Its 82-yard scoring drive in nine plays Dulp penetrated no closer than the Clemson 28 In the first half Duke won the toss of the coin and elected to receive the pregame showers shutting off at the kickoff Duke pick up a first down the first two times it hBd possession kicking each time The second time Clemson got the ball it moved 41 yards to the Duke 28 before tackle Tom Topping recovered a bad handoff on the Blue Devil 30 In two carries Harold McEI-haney chalked up Duke's initial first down with 14 yards to the DUke 42 The Blue Devils were forced to punt Clemson starting from its own 22 Charlie Home 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