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Durhdm Morning Herold Sunday Nov 6 1960 ing Florida Outlasts Georgia fo i Pass Defense Holds Tarkenton In Check Notre Dame Loses 6th Straight Arkansas Field Goal Wins 3-0 By AL DOPKINQ LITTLE ROCK Ark (AP) Mickey Cissell kicked the Arkansas Razorhacks into position for a Southwest Conference football championship Saturday with 26-yard field goal 25 seconds before the game's end to beat Rice 34) With less than three minutes to go Arkansas drove 72 yards to the Gators a leading candidate for a return trip to the Gator Bowl Florida romped to glory the first time it got its hands on the ball marching 77 yards in 15 plays Goodman a 186-pound jun ior from Miami charged over from the one for the touchdown to put the Gators ahead with 7:44 left in period It was Goodman again moments later scoring from the one once more after Georgia end Don Tom-berlin fumbled the kickoff and guard Larry Travis pounced on it for Florida on the Bulldog 28 Quarterback Larry Libertore ran for nine yards and passed to end Tom Kelley for 18 yards to move the Gators into scoring range The Bulldogs went 53 yards for their final touchdown again paced by Tarkenton's passes Jackson threw a looping pass from his own 23 which Walden grabbed over his shoulder and galloped into the right corner of the end zone Score by periods Florida 14 0 8 9-22 Georgia 0 0 0 Scoring: Goodman 1 run (Cash kick) Goodman 1 run (Cash kick) Fla Dodd 1 run (Dodd run) Ga Tarkenton 4 run (Brown pass from Walden) Ga Walden 26 pass from Jack-son (pass failed) By ANDREW REESE JR JACKSONVILLE Fla (UPI) -An airtight Florida pass defense stiffled the aerial wizardry of Georgia's Francis Tarkenton for three quarters Saturday while fullback Don Goodman led a gambling Gator offense to a 22-14 win Quarterback Bobby Dodd Jr son of the famed Georgia Tech coach gave Florida its third touchdown an clinched the victory with a two-point conversion run on a fake kick The Georgia Bulldogs virtually helpless in the first three quarters got its vaunted aerial attack working in the final period scoring two touchdowns on runs by quarterback Tarkenton and a 26-yard pass from halfback Billy Jackson to halfback Bobby Walden But it was Florida's day The Gators mixed a hard running ground attack sparked by Goodman with a surprising pass defense which kept Tarkenton the Southeastern Conference's leading passer in handcuffs until late in the game A record 48622 sun-drenched fans largest crowd in Gator Bowl history watched the Gators hack up their sixth win of the year against two losses It was Georgia's third loss after five victories The win kept Florida in the running for the SEC title which Georgia captured last year and made State's Al Taylor Drags Tacklers For Extra Yardage Hard Charging Left Halfback Gains In Spite Of Hands Around Leg Waist Tigers Tame Tarheels Safety Gives Davidson UpsetWinOverVPI 9-7 From IB seme climaxed -a 13-play drive starting on the Wildcat 24 when quarterback Tee Redding tossed to end Danny House in the end zone Bruce Usher kicked the extra point The Tech offense started rolling in the fourth period punctuated by Elmer Reed passes of 11 11 and 35 yards The last 11-yard throw set up the touchdown on the Wildcat 11 A penalty moved the ball to the 7 and Pruett carried to the 3 On the next play he twisted over for the score After the kickoff Tech held and forced Davidson to punt out of bounds on the VPI 29 On the first play from scrim' mage after the kick Reed threw to haifhaek Ron Hawkins who danced 71 yards into the Davidson end zone only to see a holding penalty nullify the play Two plays later Reed tried to throw to Buddy Perry but the wobbly pass was intercepted by Jerry Sheffield on the 42 The Wildcats then ran out the clock BLACKSBURG Va (AP) Wildcats used a third-quarter safety to provide the margin for an astonishing 9-7 football upset of Virginia Tech here Saturday The loss dropped the heavily favored Techmen out of a tie for the Southern Conference lead and broke their winning streak at four games A dismal Gobbler offense failed to penetrate the Davidson defenses until late in the final period when fullback Art Pruett plunged over from the 3 to avert a whitewash The margin of victory was added to a 74) Davidson lead with 4:01 remaining in the third period On fourth down Wildcat halfback Jerry Sheffield punted barely inside the Tech goal line Tech halfback Johnny Watkins fielded the punt and was dropped in his tracks by Davidson's Johnny Grute Davidson had moved into the lead on a 9-yard pass play with 6:28 left in the second potod The Citadel Trips WiM By -CHARLESTON SC (APl-The Citadel took over second place in the Southern Conference with a 14-0 victory over punchless William ft Mary before 9000 here Saturday night It was the fourth conference victory against a single loss for The Citadel and sent the Indians to their fourth straight loss and a lowly 1-4 conference record A Citadel defense which was porous between the thirties stiffened to choke off every William and Mary scoring threat The Cadets struck for touchdowns in each of the first two periods then held the Indians at arms length in the final half Statistically the two teams fought to a standoff but Citadel Coach Eddie Teague said "Our defense in the clutch made our touchdowns hold up It was our finest game of the year Tommy Edwards capped a 46-yard Citadel march with a four-yard burst to score the first time the Cadets got the ball End Bill Gilgo kicked the first of his two extra points which brought his season mark to IS in 16 tries In the second period the Cadets got a break when WAM fullback Gale fumbled and guard Ed Harrington recovered for the Cadets on the Indian 24 The Cadets scored in five plays Bob Crouch going in from the three A Gilgo field goal in the period fell short from the Indian 14 yard line Indian quarterback Dan Barton rolled 36 yards for an apparent William and Mary touchdown in the second period but a penalty nullified the play In the final period End Ernie Fhillips dropped I a pass all alone in the end zone to add to the Tribe's frustrations Calvin Cox the Indians' pass-master pitched the Tribe to their biggest threat of the gnm with 'three out of five completions the Citadel 14 to Harrington's inter- i ception of his sixth try at the four yard line killed all Indian hopes Wolverines Squeak Past Illinois 8-7 By DAVE DJIES ANN ARBOR Mich (AP) -Michigan won the battle of the coaching brothers Saturday beat ing Illinois 8-7 on Dave Glinka's two-point pass conversion to halfback Dennis Fitzgerald A sometimes-slumbering Michigan defense rallied for tremendous efforts that crushed Illinois threats in every period and give Chalmers (Bump) Elliott a squeaky victory in the coaching duel with his younger brother Pete Only once before in major college football history have brothers been pitted against each other In the coaching ranks That was 38 years ago when Iowa's Howard Jones won a 64) struggle against brother Tad Jones' Yale team Jerry Wood whose kicking provided the victory margin in two triumphs this season missed three field the last one in the fourth period from the Michigan 14-yard line End Bob Johnson barely got his hand in the way of Wood's kick and it swirled crazily far to the right of the goal post Bennie McRae's fumble at the Michigan 23 set up Illinois' final chance to extract a victory just as a first period fumble at the Wolverine 18 paved the way for Illinois' only touchdown in this contest witnessed by 62927 and Midwest television audience Iowa State Tops Big Eight Champ Oklahoma 10-6 AMES Iowa (AP) The Iowa State Cyclones disdaining a 20-pound weight disadvantage furiously battled to a 10-6 victory over defending Big Eight football champion Oklahoma Saturday Not since 1931 have Iowa State fans been witness to such a Cyclone triumph That was the last year the Cyclones topped the Sooners A vicious defense paved the way for the upset The winning touchdown came on a 32-yard drive late in the fourth quarter with fullback Tom Watkins getting the score Larry Schreiber kicked a 38-yard field goal in the third period and Giff Rock booted the unneeded extra point after the touchdown to account for the Iowa Stale scoring Mike McClellan started the Sooners off by scoring at the aid of a 71-yard march in the second period but Oklahoma never again threatened Appalachian-Tops Guilford BOONE Appalachian led by quarterback Tommy Wilson trimmed Guilford 134) in a North State Conference football game Saturday The win clinched at least second place in the conference for the Apps which finished conference play with a 5-1 record Guilford has an (M loop record Appalachian's over-all record 7-1 is the best for a Mountaineer team since 1954 They have two non-conference games remaining A Guilford punt in the first period went for only 20 yards to set up the first Appalachian touchdown Appalachian marched 49 yards for the score Wilson going the final five yards off tackle Early in the second half freshman Sandy Edwards and Don Gardner carried the main load of Appalachian's 56 yard drive for its second touchdown End Oval Jaynes took an eight yard pass from Wilson for the score Northwestern Beats Wisconsin MADISON WIs (AP) Northwestern unleashed a bruising ground attack for three first half touchdowns and bottled up Wisconsin's vaunted passing game in rolling over the Badgers 214) Saturday in the 47th renewal of a Big Ten rivalry The Wildcats smoothly directed by Dick Thornton and powered by the line smashes of fullback Mike Stock struck for scores on marches of 83 46 and 66 yards in spoiling homecoming day before a crowd of 61730 The victory was Northwestern's first in four conference decisions and boosted its over-all mark to 4-3 Wisconsin is 2-3 in Big Ten play and 4-3 for the year The pattern of the game was set on the first series of downs when Wisconsin was unable to move against the charging Northwestern line and had to punt The Wilcats fumbled on their second running play but quickly regained the ball mi a bobble recovery by center Larry Onesti on his 17 Northwestern then roared down field in 19 plays Stock banging over right guard for the final three yards and then booting the first of his three extra points SOUTH BEND ind (AP) -Notre Dune's proud footbell history hit i low mark Saturday as Pittsburgh's rugged Panthers clawing for two third period touchdowns triumphed 20-13 and anchored the Irish with their long-' nest losing streak in history six straight The previous longest Irish defeat string was five straight set by the 1956 team which had a 2-S over-all record The current Irish (1-3) still have to play Miami of Florida Iowa and Southern California Notre Dame battled desperately -and courageously Saturday but Pitt who last week upended top- ranked Syracuse 10-0 made the most of frequent Irish errors The game-turner rame in the third period with Pitt leading only 7-0 raniher Fred cox intercepted George Haffner's pass streaked 40 yards to the Irish 3 and then bucked over with the second Pitt touchdown Still in the third period the Panthers uncorked a relentless running game to score again as Chuck Reinhold scampered across from the Irish 11 That made it 20-0 for Pitt The Irish finally scored with 11 seconds left in the third period on -Angelo Dahiero's nine-yard end run' With 3:22 of the game left the Irish scored again on Haffner's 12-yard shot to end Max Burnell Pitt scored in the first quarter on Jim Cunningham's 1-foot plunge Buckeyes Roll Over Hoosiers COLUMBUS Ohio AP Ohio State piled up terrific yardage and a 36-7 victory over the hapless and almost lielplcss Hoosiers 'of Indiana Saturday but can't count a bit of it in the Big Ten standings or statistics The boisterous Buckeyes built up a 27-0 halftime lead and then coasted to the conquest with fourth fifth and sixth stringers in the late going The Hoosiers under probation for frowned upon recruiting activities were never a threat until they blocked a kirk and scored on a 22-yard pass play against Ohio's lowly substitutes in the last two minutes Ohio gained 223 yards on the ground and 171 through the air and piled up 29 first downs The Hoosiers had four first downs exactly double the net yards they king In addition to the two yards on the ground Indiana passed for SB for a total gain of 60 yards against Ohio's 394 Stole 9 Aerials WACO Tex Baylor Uni versity defenders stole nine passes from Texas Christian in their 1949 football games to set a Southwest Conference interception record 750 new bought $0 much hat as am 8 any standard we'd Mil Adam today's biggest hat buy You get the quaEly style long wear and easy "ht" of an expansive hat-ot a popular price Come in-try an Adam-see for younoM Remember you mo pay twica 01 much for 0 ha) but you cant tell it ham Adorn! 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No 3 passer Billy Cox whose frantic attempt to fire a scoring shot to Johnny Burrell was intercepted by Arkansas linebacker Wayne Harris on the Porker 1 Elliott Finishes In Eighth Place COULSDON England (AP) -Herb Elliott the world's fastest miler finished eighth in a crosscountry run Saturday after taking a tumble into the mud It was the Australian's first cross-country race in two years and also his first race for Cambridge since he started studying there Gordon -Pine Britain's world record 3000 meters man won and helped his dub South London Harriers defeat Cambridge and Walton in a triangular meet Cambridge was second Elliott spattered with mud said fail made no difference I was just not fit" MAIN OFFICI NRXT TO ROSY OFFICI BRANCH OFFlCS FOSTRR AT CORPORATION Pick Your Own Savings Plan At HOME Savings Loan Yes you can pick your own savings plan at HOME Savings Loan Hero's how to do its Fill in the two boxes below Put what you are saving for in one box and the approximate coat in the other Then go to your nearest HOME Savings and Loan office FILL IN THESE TWO BOXES Continued kickoff before Clemson began another scoring drive which covered 64 yards Anderson sparked that drive passing to end Tommy King for 11 yards and to halfback Wendall Black for 13 He then rolled out and went another 13 yards to put the ball on the Carolina 10 Black went to the three and in two tries McGuirt drove in for his second TD of the game to make it 204) Armstrong did his Job again and it was 21-0 still in the third quarter The Tarheels staged their longest drive of the day in the closing minutes of the third period and Pairings Set For Cage Meet SHREVEPORT La (AP)-De-fending champion Northwestern Louisiana State will meet Middle Tennessee State and Mississippi will tangle with Georgetown of Washington DC in the opening round of the Gulf South Classic Basketball Tournament here Dec 28 The pairings announced Saturday by the tournament also included host Centenary against Texas Western and Louisiana Tech against South Carolina in other opening round action The Ole Miss-Georgetown and Louisiana Tech South Carolina first round games will be afternoon affairs while the other two games will be evening encounters The three-day tournament will be staged in Hirsch Memorial Youth Center seating 10500 in the Louisiana State Fairgrounds The five out-of-state teams will try to snap Louisiana's hold on the title Louisiana Tech owns three championships (1954 1957 and 1938) Centenary won in 1955 Loyola of New Orleans in 1956 and 'Northwestern State last year total to 429 home runs hitting 17 in 1960 Stan the Man who will be 40 this month still is sixth in the all-time derby He trails Gehrig by 64 Duke Snider of the Los Angeles Dodgers hit 14 homers this past season and boosted his career production to 368 He climbed from 10th to eighth and closed in on Ralph Kiner in seventh place with 369 Gil Hodges of the Dodgers remained 11th socking eight for a total of 353 He moved within striking distance of Joe DiMaggio ninth with 361 and Johnny Mize 10th with 359 Hank Greenlierg No 13 'with 331 is sandwiched between Mathews and Mantle Yogi Berra of the Yanks hit 15 homers in 1960 but fell from 14th to 15th with 318 homers Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants and Ernie- Banks of the Chicago Cubs probably will become the next players to join the 300-homer dub Mays has 279 and Banks 269 AH told 13 active players have hit 200 boners headed by Musial Hank Aaron and Joe Adcock of Milwaukee are the latest to make it Aaron hit 40 in i960 for a lifetime figure of 219 Adcock had 25 for a total of 206 Gus Bell of the Cincinnati Reds and Frank Thomas of the Chicago Cubs appear likely to crack the 200-home run circle next season Bell has 197 and Thomas 196 Jackie Jensen of the Red Sox who will play next season after sitting out the 1960 campaign has hit 186 early minutes of the fourth moving from their own 32 to the 26 of the Tigers During the drive the Tarheels racked up four first downs on passes from Farris to Skip Clement for 12 end John Runco for nine and again to Runco for 12 But the drive died at the Tiger at when Farris was thrown for six yard loss while trying to pass then saw three more passes fall incomplete Shingfer recovered from being shaken up returned to lead the Tjgcrs from that point down to the Carolina nine where a 15-yard penalty helped the Tarheels stop the drive The final tally came at the end of a drive led by quarterback Johnny MacGoff and put on by his third unit mates They raced the clock to put it in position for Armstrong's field goal With 16 seconds left the hefty Tiger lineman booted it from the Tarheel 27 actually covering 37 yards -The wind which sometimes gusted to 25 miles per hour helped the kick along It was a Clemson day all the way after their shaky start The Tigers romped for 268 yards overland added 121 passing to stack up a whopping 389 total yards gained Shingler was the chief ground gainer with Sam Anderson next with 38 yards Goff had 31 to make it a unanimous day for quarterbacks Carolina's three-pronged attack the passing of Farris and the running of fullback Bob Elliott and halfback Moyer Smith was not good enough to crack the Tiger defense Elliott a demon on both offense and defense rolled up 50 yards many times dragging Tigers along for a couple of yards before finally being downed Smith gained well on runs to the outside as well as on a quick trap up the middle He accounted for 36 yards Farris passed for 50 yards hitting on five of 16 attempts Clemson put tremendous rushes on the Tarheel quarterback as evidenced by his final rushing figure of minus 20 yards Carolina defense was paced again by Elliott and center Rip Hawkins The Tarheel linebackers roamed all over the field making tackles End John Schroeder again turned in a good defensive performance McGuirt Andreo Barnes and Hynes were the defensive standouts for Clemson North Carolina 0 0 0 0-0 Clemson 0 7 14 McGuirt 2 plunge (Armstrong kick) Anderson 22 run (Arm strong kick) McGuirt 1 plunge (Arm strong kick) field goal Armstrong 37 yards INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS CLIMSON i ft Matthew 4 11 sillT0 fo teman lata AtyJerAon Heili Wilton 10 1 CAROLINA RUSHINO Elliott Mirjlicndtr 1 Lott Not A1 lot Avo Jf if If Smith Davie Corson 1 ll 1 3 CLIMSON PAWNS Shlnolor Hellf I Andorion 1 CAROLINA PASSINO Forrio CLIMSON RICIIVINO Povllock Bjhnci Block MltttlCW Kino CAROLINA RICIIVINO I Como Int Yd i I se No Yd TD 41 0 No Yds TD Clomcnt Elliott Ru (unco CLIMSON PUNTINO Wornli Shlnolor CAROLINA PUNTINO Porrto Mathews Mantle Hit Milestones In Batting In Durham see Mrs Smith at our Main Office next to the Post Office or Mrs Luquire at our 600 Foster Street office In Chapel Hill see Mr Gesell at 123 North Columbia Street be glad to work out your savings plan for you find out just how much you must save each month and for how many months to reach your savings goal And see exactly how much HOME Savings Loan will pay you in dividends toward this goal at its current rate of FOUR per cent per year compounded aemi-annually If something you want and you the cash to buy it start saving for it now with your own savings plan at HOME Savings A Loan NEW YORK Eddie Math-1 ews and Mickey Mantle still in the prime of their baseball careers reached batting milestones in 1960 while Ted Williams retired as the third best home run hitter of all time Mathews Milwaukee's slugging third baseman and Mantle the New York Yankees' switch-hitting outfielder became the 17th and 18th players to join the select 300-homcr circle Mathews hit 39 homers this past season for a lifetime total of 338 according to figures compiled by The Associated Press He moved into 12th place on the all-time list Mathews who was 29-years old last month completed his ninth season with the Braves Mantle who also just turned 29 ranks No 14 among the all time leaders with 320 He hit 40 homers this past season his 10th with the Yanks Williams bowed out by smacking his 521st home run on his final at bat The 42-year-old hitting master belted 29 homers in his last season as a Boston Red Sox outfielder Ted moved past Mel Ott and Lou Gehrig in the home run ranks Ott who had connected tor 1511 and Gehrig who had 493 I dropped to fourth and fifth re-I spectively I Williams became the fourth player to reach the 500-mark and his output over 16 full seasons left him 13 behind Jimmy Foxx Babe Ruth is the all-time leader with 714 Foxx is second with 534 Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals increased hia career.