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jt: V' "i v' v- a 'r Sf Vf AM -1 t'S -s -s -s ''v-a -A I i vrt -w WAR 'r'm'' fj-w Richmond Times-Dispatch Sun Sept 21 B-3 SPORTV1EW Bv Chauncev Durden Times-Dispatch Sports Editor Millersville RaUy Defeats Jackets 14-0 By Harry Wyland Times-Dispatch Sports Writer ASHLAND Sept 20 Ineffective much of the time Miller' fholt Chiiki Jacket Halfback Bill Cole Carries for 7 Yards and First Down in Second rferiod Howard's Riding High CLEMSON Sept Early arrivals among the visit- ing firemen here for the Virginia -Clemson football game sent ville State Teachers College came alive in the final quarter out Friday afternoon to take a look at enlarged here Saturday at Day Field and scored two touchdowns to defeat Randolph- Macon 14-0 and spoil Joe debut as Yellow Jacket mentor The pass used seldom but effectively by the Marauders from Pennsylvania proved the key weapon in game the opener for both teams Quarterback Drew Darrow connected on only one aerial but it was a vital one On the second down of the last quarter the 190-pound junior standing on hia own 30 hit end Joe Tate on the Jacket 35 Tate outran a horde of Jacket defenders to register the only TD the Marauders needed Darrow ran the extra point over on a fake kick attempt to make it 8-0 Taking advantage of a fumble Millersville added' its insurance touchdown about three minutes later Buddy Allen former John Marshall ace playing third-string quarterback was hit by four Marauders while attempting to pass and lost control on his 26- Tate made the key tackle and guard Bob Strong recovered for Millersville Six plays later led by fullback's Earl Mann's nine-yard burst the Marauders were down to the Jacket one Halfback Jim Creighton a workhorse all day plunged over for the TD pass for two points was knocked down' R-MG Takes to Air The Jackets going to the air on almost every remaining play after plunge could do no better than advance to the Millersville 49 despite three completions by quarterback Sig Howerton Randolph-Macon using up-the-middle play appeared on its way to a touchdown in the opening minutes of the game With right halfback Bill Garnett pacing the offense the Jackets moved from their 30 to the Millersville 35 in eight plays But the threat sputtered out when the Marauders Jim Sweeney intercepted a Howerton pass intended for LeRoy Davenport on the 34 Millersville drove to the Jacket 26 after the Interception but a penalty forced the Pennsylvania school back to the 40 where it lost the ball on a fumble Late in the opening period Millersville mounted its most SINCE THE memory of a South Carolina football fan run- a a t'v(-'rdneth not to the contrary Clemson and South Carolina football loss to slow the drive The drive teams have had at each other on Thursday of Fair Week at ended Howerton was Columbia "Big Thursday- they call it down here stopped on fourth down In am For years Howard has been planning for the year when up-the-middle tiy on the li B5g Thursday would be no more always claimed that he Garnett with 83 yards in 25arMj aemson had to spot South Carolina two touchdowns every try was the Karnes leading year that reasoning stemming from South home Field ground gainer Creighton vrith adwmtege Moreover Howard whose ambitions for 4 in 15 tries led Milleix ville football passed the state boundary fines many seasons since felt A crowd estimated at 400 Bij Thursday hurt his teams schedule- and record-wise people watched yesterday con- In order to force south Carolina to play at Cemson every other year Howard first had to outmaneuver the politicians' who counted Big Thursday one of South brighter traditions But above all the stymie he had to get around if he were to change date and conditions of the CSemson-South Carolina game was South convincing argument that with the larger seating capacity at Columbia there was so much more money to be made in South Carolina's capital city Once Howard got the blueprints for his enlarged stadium he lined up the Clemson alumni among the state's politicians In 1960 South Carolina wiU come here to play and on a Saturday In Futurity IiitentionallyTriimiplis Upsets First Landing NEW YORK Sept unintentionally upset the applecart Saturday and ended First Landing's seven-race unbeaten grinning' streak when he blasted down the i straight course to a one-length victory In the $114390 Futurity at Belmont Park With Willie Shoemaker in the saddle Intentionally ran the 6 furlongs in 1:14 33 on a fast track just one-fifth of a second slower than the American and jvorld record The great Native Dancer set Gamecocks Win 8-0 Over Duke COLUMBIA: Sept 20 UP) South Carolina playing cautious control football scored in the first quarter and added two points on a conversion to defeat Duke in an Atlantic Coast Conference opener 8-0 here Friday night The opener for both teams drew 38000 Coach Warren Gamecocks punched a Blue Devil line and skirted the flanks for short gains on the ground They had equal success on short running passes while highly touted backfield combination of halfbacks Wray Carlton and George Dutrow were stopped effectively The Gamecocks struck in the first period after center Lawton Rogers recovered a fumble from a Duke handoff as the Blue Devils maneuvered on their own 41-yard line Duke South Carolina SC Bunch run (Bunch rimj Tigers Defeat Bridgewater 14-0 HARRISONBURG Sept 20 Hampden-Sy Tigers controlled the ball most of the way Saturday night on a wet field and handed Bridge-water a 14-0 football loss H-S 14 Bridgewater H-S Feitry 24 paaa fram Davis (Run failad) failad) Slaughtar 12 run (Sanson run) Statistics the Futurity record of 1:14 25! travel First Landing had moved In 1932 and it equalled thejup to challenge Dunce who world mark made by Porter's had been fifth suddenly moved By 6 to 0 Second-Quarter Score Beats Laiicers for Rebs Howard's riding high these days with a big stadium the best (on paper at least) Gemson squad he's had and the satisfying knowledge that he brought South Carolina to its knees on the subject of Big Thursday The Financing of an Enlargement CLEMSON got its additional 18000 stadium seats new press box etc most reasonably The cost of the entire improvement came to only $330000 Deducting for the coat of the press box rest room and concession stands the actual cost of the additional 18000 seats probably came to no more than $280000 about $15 a seat A bond Issue of $300009 was floated and the athletic department put up the other $30000 To pay off the bonds Howard came up with a gorgesus gimmick He sought permission and obtained sa me from the Atlantic Coast Conference to charge 25 cents a ticket above the' ACC standard price with Cemson retaining the entire 23 cents Normally the home team splits the gate straight down the middle with the visiting dub after a small percentage has gone to the ACC treasury Now attendance will be astronomically increased what with North Carolina South Carolina Duke and the lkes playing here for big checks nor will Cemson thanks to that free" 25 cents a ticket have to "pay- for its enlarged stadium Dumb like a fox Mr Howardl Xo Difference Dan Weis Top Drag Eliminator Special to The Times-Dispatch PETERSBURG Sept The Eastern Dragway closed out its 1958-season here Saturday afternoon with the running of the annual Dixie Classic Dan Weis of Richmond was the top eliminator in a field of 225 can before approximately 1500 spectators the largest Saturday crowd of the year In other events Joe Tucce also of Richmond recorded the top speed in a quarter of a mile 10948 mph and Burgess and Reitz shared the top elapsed time of 1222 seconds Redskins Entertain Bears Today only one team still undefeated as the pro gridders get their final tuneups today for the National Football League's 39th year The unbeaten team the Chicago Bears The Bean try for their sixth consecutive exhibition victory at 1:05 (EST) today against the Washington Redskins at Griffith Stadium This will be the Skins fint home appearance after winning three out of five exhibitions The three victories have come in the Skins' last three games one reason why there's fanning optimism' in Washington Today's 'game may be the proper occasion for coach Joe Kuharich to take the wraps off offensive guards Red Stephens and Dick Stanfel the finest pair in the NFL Both have seen virtually no action since being injured in the first exhibition They need tuning for the regular-season opener only a Week away at Philadelphia During mid-week practices Kuharich had Sid Watson Don Bosseler and Leo Elter running in the first backfield with Eddie LeBaron The second unit con sisted of Rudy Bukich at quarterback with Ed Sutton Johnny Olszewski and Dick James Jim Podeley is still hampered a bit with a pulled leg muscle while Ralph Guglielmi Is recovering front a sore arm The Skins 3-2 exhibition record puts in a first place tie with the Chicago Cardinals in the eastern division The Eagles Browns and Steelers all went into this week with 2-3 marks while the Giants are struggling in the rear with a 1-4 I In the western loop the exhibition leader naturally is the Bears (5-0) Los Angeles and San Francisco are j3-2 while Detroit and Green Bay are 2-2 The Baltimore Celts are last 1-4 In addition to the Bears-Redskin hassle final tuneups match Baltimore and New York at Louisville preen Bay and the Chicago Cardinals at Minneapolis Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at San Francisco Detroit met Cleveland last night FOOTBALL and Top Double a atablemate of First Landing wen scratched Intentionally a black son of Intent-My-Recipe is owned by the Brookfield Farms of Harry Isaacs of Stevenson Md First Landing had won four big stakes the last being the Hopeful at Saratoga August 23 and rated as the top 2-year-old in the East until now He is owned by Christopher Chen-ery of Doswell Va and New York and was ridden by Eddie Arcaro First Landing Moves Up With less than half a mile to up and got Into the battle But Intentionally wasn't going to be caught and First Landing had all he could do to take second money of $15-000 Third place was worth $7500 while Sherry Prince got $4000- fourth money The victory was worth $80-690 boosting earnings to $136002 Third choice the wagering Intentionally paid $1860 $4-80 and $340 First Landing returned $240 and while Dunce ridden by Bill Boland was $380 to show Easterly Triumphs In CCV Golf Play City champ Harry Easterly Jr yesterday eliminated defending titlist Brad Beverly one up to highlight opening activity in the Country Club of Virginia golf tournament Seven other competitors scored victories in the tourney's upper bracket UPPER bracket Hairy Easterly Jr Rrad Beverley 1 up Dr Jose Davila 4 Fred Chapman 4 and 3i Joe Harding Slone 4 and 3: James Watkinaon Baldwin 1 up Bill Wood BUy Preston 3 and 2: Dave Rice Thomae 2 up: Eugene Sydnnr Charlie Valentine Jr 3 and 2: Dough Gunter Dan Call 4 and 5 LOWER BRACKET Cabell Mnnre Jack Brawner 3 and 2: Sam Perry George Flowers 1 up Reed Northern Boo Scott 4 and 3 Bob Parrish Hall 1 up ltth: Dr Cli rrineton Williams Jr Campbell 2 and 1 Bill Brawn Jr Tommy Adamson 2 and 1 Dr A Kell Dr Tommy Murrell 2 and 1: Parks Duffy Jr gtewart Cottrell 1 and 1 Texas Tech 15-14 DALLAS TEXAS Sept (JP i Gerald Seemann intercepted a pass then caught one for a touchdown in the fading minutes Saturday night to give lowly Texas Tech an upset 15-14 triumph ever Texas Tech then stopped the Aggies on the two-yard line with only two minutes to go to complete the humiliation of the team that was expected to win by two touchdowns Tikis ASM 14 Tanas Tsch Lebeouf 1 foot run (kick failed) AAM Barry 14 pasa from Milataad (Smith paaa from Milataad) Ttch-yBall 1 foot run (Rica paaa from Bell) Tech Seemann 4 paaa from Dsllingor (Doilingor kick) 1 By Bill Bain Douglas Freeman made its Central District debut a successful one last night capturing a hard-earned 6-0 verdict over defending Metro champ Manchester before some 3500 fans at City Stadium The Rebels a Group II District 2 power the last few years showed off their speedy backs and a stout defense in stopping the Lancers a team hard hit by graduation especially in the line The game' lone score came midway the second period after an exchange of fumbles Jim Massie pounced on a loose ball to set the Rebs in motion on the Manchester 49 First down jaunfs by Chris Hyde Tommy Griggs and Bobby Freeman moved the ball to the Lancer 12 with four minutes remaining in the half Three plays later Griggs picked Mite in 1938 First Landing the 25 favorite of a crowd of 33572 got second money by a neck over Claiborne Dunce Eight 2-year-olds started in the 69th running of the famous juvenile classic Crafty Skipper owned by the Charfran Stable 1 Royals Rally Back Leafs 10-9 MONTREAL Sept Dig Jim Koranda blasted a bascs-empty home run with two out in the 11th inning Saturday to give the Montreal Royals a 30-9 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs and a 2-0 lead in the International Cup final Bob Lennon belted a pair of two-run homers to help the Royals overcome a five-run lead the Leafs opened up in the first inning Ilis second homer put the Royals ahead in the seventh inning but Tbronto came up with two runs in the ninth to force the extra play "TDRONTti fit) MONTREAL IL atirh bl abrhhl Tt'dmcucsef 11 IDrekr rf 5011 Rmglio 0 0 0 0 Andprann lb 0 1 1 0 Mnrtnn rt 4 0 1 0 Koranda lb 0 111 Jnk 3b Oil OParria 3b S1 11 Krlann lb 5 1 I IDavia If 4 111 Wilma If 511 lrAmoroi If 1 0 1 rilrthror If 1 1 0 Urn non rf 5114 rnllBt A 511 ITred 5 0 0 0 inhnann aa 0 0 I 0 Dolan i 5 110 Hannah 4 1 1 lLaSnrda 0 0 0 0 fKtns rf 10 0 OValdea a 0 0 0 0 SrantMif 101 laDarnrtl 1 0 1 0 Tirfmaurr 0 0 0 IManrm 0000 rSmith 10 0 OoDrrlln 10 0 0 (Timian 0 0 0 OTollum 1010 Thompaon 0 0 0 OHama IOtl Totals 4710 Totals 47 10 17 10 aSinalro for Valdes In 3rd: bG rounded out for Janrse in 5th: rStru pk out for Tiefrnauer in Sth: dRan for Wilson in fth (Singled for Davig in ih (Struck nut for Hannah In 10th (Walked for Crimian in 10th Toronto 501 100 001 Montreal 001 120 310 Davis Johnmn PO-A Toronto Montreal 33-13 DP Johnson Coliat and Nelson 2 Teed and Anderson LOR Toronto 10: Montreal IB Dolan 1 Jnk Koranda Johnson IB Parrts Davis Gollat HR Len-non 2 Nelson Hannah Koranda Drake WITH VIRGINIA'S Dick Voris making hia debut as a head college coach Saturday someone put a question to the Virrxia coach Friday night How does one feel on the eve of his debut as a heal cohere coach? "I feel no differently than I did on the eve of xnr debut a Junior college head coach" replied Voris "There is always nervousness before any game But I'm no more or lies nervous than I was before Army's opening game last year" First downs -Rushing yardage Feeling yardage Paaaes Facies intercepted by Punts Fumbles lest Yards penalized LSIT 26-6 HOUSTON TEXAS Sept 20 Warren Rabb and Billy Cannon led a group of Louisiana State speedster Saturday night as the Tigers launched their new winged attack with a 26-6 intersectional football victory over the Rice Owl LSU Rico Rabb run (Davis kick) LSU Brodnaa run (kick failed) Chilton 4 -run (kick failed)' Davis I run (Davis kick) West Chester Streak Snapped by Villanova: VILLANOVA PA Sept 20 UP) Quarterback Jim Gra-zione passed for one touchdown and ran for another to lead Villanova to a 28-14 victory Saturday over West Chester (Pa) State Teachers College The Villanova triumph snapped West 14-game winning streak Grazione scored a touchdown with a four-yard run in the fourth period It was decisive because West Chester had come back from a 20-0 halftime deficit to 20-14 at the end of the third period RESULTS Gobblers Use Quick Defeat West Texas up another first down on the two and then Stevie Stevenson rammed off left tackle for the six-pointer Griggs conversion from placement was nullified by an illegal procedure penalty and Bill try was no good The Lancers got a break when Manchester's Jerry Childress recovered a fumble on the Freeman 34 on the first play from scrimmage in the second half However that threat fizzled when Buddy South fumbled two pteys later on the 21 Another Lancer threat bogged down on the Rebels 23 early In the final stanza Griggs (93) Stevenson (71) and Freeman (63) and a combined rushing total of 227 yards as the Rebels picked up 12 first downs compared to 11 for the Lancers ManchootoP Froaman vanaon ll off tad lack la) -TeucMowmi plays rolling 88 yards in 23 plays with Ratliff accounting for 36 yards and a screen pass from Davis to halfback Charles Denney collecting 15 more Ratliff made the touchdown from the one to tie it 6-6' A fumble ruined the chances to go ahead and it the last chance they got Five times in the first half Tech got the ball and three times the Techmen scored They made It 12-6 in the second quarter on one play after taking onjsr bn the West Texas 33 The payoff was Holsclaw's pass which Dale gathered In on the 10 and carried to paydirt Tech struck again moments later in the same period after taking over on their 43 at the end of a 40-yard West Texas drive- This time the Techmen failed to move in two plays Holsclaw then reared back and rifled the ball downfield to Byrd who hauled down until he got to the Buffalo two It took Henry two cracks at the line to make it 1S-0 A fumble recovery set Tech in motion for a third-quarter score that came at the end of a 43-yard drive Pugh reeled off a 15-yard' run and Henry picked up 16 yards in four --dslf Tirfenauer rnmlan IaSnrda Vsldrs Jancse Collum Itarna OVl Guzzrtta Guglielmo Ambrosia Linsalata 3:17 A 7412 Attack 28 to 12 the score frem being too embarrassing Taaaa State Virginia Tacit 4 4 412 14 WnitoaoH (kick failoOt JFja 1 gurnet rpo fuwi OoM si paaa from Meddi (kwk failaOl fgoaa fa la I tnSSSSr tmr lathff 1 Mungo (run failogi Statistics Wool Taaaa VP 14 11 rt 71 no 4-11 4-17 Paaoco Intarcapie If 4 4 AM 1JT Fumktao leaf I Varga ponaKaoS at Hi Flret I Ruaking yarOago Paaamg yargage Paaaro Mississippi 17-0 MEMPHIS TENN Sept 20 LPt Mississippi's highly touted football machine sputtered and fumed through a weak first half Saturday night then powered to a 17-0 victory over underdog Memphis State The Rebels- sent fullback Charles Flowers crashing across in the third quarter for their first touchdown Quarterback Billy Breer sneaked for the second a few minutes later Kkoat fckkt Roayatk an Strildiig State by carries to help put the bail in the six Holsclaw zipped over right tackle for the score and passed to Byrd for the two-point conversion to make it 26-6 The Tech safety came late in the third period after a Tech drive had remarkably fizzled on the Buffalo nine On third down Darts went back into his end zone to find running room but found only Mihalas who sent him crashing to the turf Behind 28-6 West Texas moved 51 yards for a fourth quarter touchdown that kept Wasps 39-0 RICHLANDS Sept CT) Emdry and Wasps bounced back Saturday night from an opening game loss to overwhelm Concord College's outmanned football foices 39-0 It was a wet night for first annual Rotary Bowl but a quartet of Wasp backs from nearby cities and towns made it a memorable one for a large crowd of local fans Emory A Henry 11 20 4 Concor 4 4 4 4 Emory A ToucMownc Holloway 2 It piungos 33 runls Ramaa (1 plimgalt Crawra 1 pkmga): Pkit-a IM runt OSum HI runl Crows Buckanao Smith SATURDAY COLLEGE Cont'd from First Sports Page offset the charge of Tech's light halfback brigade headed by Whitesell halfback Alger Pugh and sophomore halfback Pat Henry Henry slashing over- the tackles with great effectiveness scored a Tech touchdown and was the leading VPI rusher with 60 yards Tech scored in every period but the last when Holsdaw after playing 53 minutes finally left the game The Tech-men ended their scoring late in the third stanza when center Nick Mihalaa pounced on Buffalo quarterback Bobby Davis in the end zone for a safety Tech showing its flashiest attack in recent memory with the dashing Holsclaw triggering an assault that featured Wide runs long and short passes and vicious off-tackle slants got off to a sensational start Vhitesell took the opening kickoff on his 11 and cut up the middle escaped a couple of tacklers sliced left and raced all the way to the end zone to give Techmen a 6-0 lead with only 16 seconds elapsed The kick failed West Texas showed its best form the next series of Collage of Pacific 24 Calif 24 Washington St 44 Stanford 4 Oregon 27 Idaho Washington 14 San Joae Stata 4 astern 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