Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 119

vr- Sports Sportview Pro Football Hoof Prints Outdoors About Dogs Sunday October 22 1967 Indians Stun iddies by 27-16 Tribe Gets 3 TDs Tech Crushes UR 45-14 In Fourth Quarter decision It was first win over Navy since 1942 Down 16-0 midway through the third quarter William and Mary struck back on the passing of Dan Darragh scoring four touchdowns within 14 minutes to scuttle a team that had been labeled best in the East Gobblers Post 6th In a Row By Jerry Lindquist Times-Dispatch Sports Writer ANNAPOLIS Homecoming at the Naval Academy traditionally has meant funny hats equally funny slogans and a victory over William and Mary Saturday something was missing The old grads turned out en masse to celebrate another Navy win over its annual patsy and instead watched William and Mary shake off a quarter century of frustration A three-touchdown barrage in the final quarter brought the Tribe from behind for a 27-16 AP Wlrcphoto George Constantinides (34) Starts 76-Yard TD Bun Wingback Scored 26 Points as Tech Rolled AP Wlrephota Fred Bayer (28) Moves to Break Up Pass for Steve Slotnick Dan Darragh-Slotnick Duo Later Combined for 51 Yards and Go-Ahead Score Cavaliers Blow 17-0 Lead to Gamecocks Rally Nips Virginia By Shelley Bolfe Times-Dispatch Sports Writer COLUMBIA South Carolina rebounded frym a first-half drubbing and Frank third-quarter 90-yard scoring kickoff return to defeat Virginia 24-23 Saturday night before a crowd of 34159 A 45-yard field goal by Jim Summary Wm a Navy Navy FIRST QUARTER 0 2 Safety Young tackled In end zone Elapied time 0 7 Cartwright 1 run (Church kick) Elapsed time 12:10 THIRD QUARTER Bayer 40 pass Interception (Church kick) Elapsed time 7:41 Darragh 1 run (pass failed) Elapsed time 15:00 FOURTH QUARTER Cavanaugh 11 pass from Darragh (Zychowskl pass Darragh) Elapsed time 7:44 Slotnick 51 pass from Darragh (pass tailed) Elapsed time 11:55 Morten 2 run (Buchanan kick) Elapsed time 1320 Attendance 19542 0 0 4 21-27 7 0 7 STATISTICS WAM Navy 17 21 155 175 173 114 70 145 13-25-2 15-30-1 5-24 4-30 0 2 5 10 First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 24-23 was in many ways a replay of last week's 13-6 loss to Duke Last week Virginia also had dominated the first half but had not taken full advantage of opportunity -Again penalties helped in the Virginia undoing and this week new ingredients were added Continued on Page 4 Col 6 Colts Fall By 87 to 0 To Mustangs By Bay Lovenbury The Richmond Mustangs regained their high scoring ways last night by rolling to an 87-0 conquest of the New Hampshire Colts at City Stadium The defense limited the Colts to one first down That came on a 15-yard Continued on Page 4 Col 3 New Hampshire 0 0 0 A- 0 Richmond 21 35 10 21-17 Adami 14 paee from Holland (Joyner kick) Barber 15 pan from Holland (Joyner kick) McWatten 2 run (Joyner kick) Barber 20 pass from Holland (Joyner kick) Herman 30 run (Joyner kick) Holland 1 run (Joyner kick) Am 30 return at pan Intercep- tlon (Joyner kklO Robinson 7 (Joyner kick) FG Joyner 15 Herman 2 run (Joyner kick) ner kl from Holland McWatteri 27 run (Joyner McWattsrs 17 run (Joyner kick) McWatten 23 run (Joyner trick) Scores Bulldogs Rout Keydets 56-6 College Football STATE AND AREA W5M J7 Navy Va Tech 45 Richmond 14 Coorgla VMI 4 Vo Union 34 Norfolk St 14 WL I H-SC 0 North Carolina 14 Maryland 0 Claimon 13 Duka 7 Ptnn State 21 West Virginia 14 Morgan State 37 De la wore state 0 Maryland St 24 NC college 4 Bluefield St 31 Va State 13 Eait Carolina 27 Parsons 3 Farrum JC 31 Gandner-Webb Jr 0 Elisabeth City 34 St Paul's Tampa 3f Furman 13 Wofford 33 Frederick 0 Bridgewater 24 Frostbura St 7 EAH 37 Mors Hill 31 Western Md 37 Shepherd 7 Timers 7 3-7 my Poole with 5:14 left to play was the game-winner for the Gamecocks who at halftime had not looked very much like a team capable of a comeback Led by Gene Amette and Quayle the Cavaliers were ahead 17-0 at the half and had bagged 298 yards of total offense Through the first two quarters Virginia was a con- those analyzing the first 30 minutes of play a look at the halftime statistics were VMI had a total offense of one yard for the first minus 31 rushing plus 32 while the Bulldogs showed 171 rushing and 86 passing Another big item for the Bulldogs during the first half was the return yardage This was 208-81 favor Georgia and included a 62-yard touchdown punt return by Terry Sellers The outweighed and out-manned Keydets averted a shutout in the third period with a quick pass from Russ Quay Continued on Page 5 Col 4 stant threat South Carolina on the other hand had maneuvered into Cavalier territoxy once But a 67-yard scoring punt return by safetyman Pat Watson at the six-minute mark of the third quarter ignited the Gamecocks and after that virtually all momentum belonged to South Carolina which with the win snapped a two-game losing streak and ran its Atlantic Coast Conference record to 3-0 Virginia now 2-3 overall is 1-2 in the ACC For the Cavaliers the game Summary Virgin South Inin 3 14 4 0 0 15 Carolina FIRST QUARTER Va SC 3 0 FG Hill 3a Etapud tlma 7:17 SECOND QUARTER Quayla 4 run (Hill kick) El opted lima 1:21 Arnalti 1 run (Hill kick) Elapssd time 5:21 THIRD QUARTER Watson a punt return (Paoli klac i Elapstd tlmg 4:00 Gamto 13 pc its (ram Fair iGarnto pan from Fair) Elapsed time 1:57 Quayli 70 kickoff return (pass failed) Elapied time FOURTH QUARTER Muir 14 run (run tailed) Elapsed tunc 4:24 FG Poole 45 Elapied time 7:44 34157 STATISTICS VirgliMo-Se Carolina First dawn 21 14 Ruihlng yardage 174 224 Poising yardage 222 44 Return yardage 171 120 Passes 15-214) 3-5-1 Punts 4-31 4-44 Fumbles lest 3 1 Yards penal I zed 104 15 Darragh to Slotnick A Darragh-to-Steve Slotnick pass play that covered 51 yards shoved the Indians in front with 3:05 to go and when Terry Morton drove two yards into the end zone less than a minute and a half later to provide the clincher a stunned crowd of 19542 began moving towards the exits Navy had been a 21-point favorite For more than 40 minutes Navy seemed to have matters well in hand William and most serious scoring bid had been a thrust that reached the Middie 36 late in the first half and when Rick Bayer swiped a Darragh pass or the second time and returned it 48 yards for a touchdown into the third period the rest seemed highly predictable It Darragh a 6-3 190-pound se-n i quarterback suddenly ound the right combination 4avy-Marine Corps Stadium here is ringed with reminders signs recalling naval successes of the past but for the moment all the heroics belonged to less than six minutes he directed a 69-yard drive for six points hitting split end Jim Cavanaugh for 20 yards along the way then going the final yard himself after a pass interference penalty against Navy in the end zone Fumble Stops Navy That came on the last play of the third quarter and Navy reacted by playing ball control The Middies mixing ground plays and short passes by John Cartwright took more than six minutes to drive deep into enemy territory They had first and 10 on the William and Mary 16 and appeared well on their way to wrapping up victory No 4 in five starts But again things took a turn for the better for the Tribe Gordon Buchanan recovered a fumble and Darragh promptly went into his act once more The march covered 86 yards in 12 plays and three times Darragh came up with a crucial call on third down The major move came on third and eight from the 31 Darragh looked for a receiver found none and ran to his left Undoubtedly there was nothing in the Navy scouting report that indicated Darragh prefers to run which he only this time he ran anyway for 27 yards Six plays later Jim Cavanaugh maneuvered into the clear down the middle and took a Darragh toss that covered 11 yards for a touchdown Ted Zychowski took a Darragh pass for a two-point conversion and with 5:16 left Navy led 16-14 Then it was the defense that took charge Navy held in check most of the way found its mission a clear one The Middies had to retain pos- Continued on Page 5 Col 8 Cardinal 300 Slated Today MARTINSVILLE (B Ed Flenke of Southington Conn will be on the pole Sunday when 40 modified and sportsman drivers roll onto Martinsville Speedway for the annual Cardinal 300 auto race Capturing the track qualifying record with a speed of 81595 miles per hour in qualifying Friday Flemke will be top challenger among the Northern drivers bidding in this (me of the richest races in Virginia for the speedy souped-up jalopies Leading the Southern contenders will be Ray Hendrick of Richmond a habitual winner in the modified ranks at Martinsville Ten states are represented in the $11604 race which carries points toward the national championship ranks of the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing The winner Sunday will receive a minimum of $1575 550 national championship points Race time Sunday is 1 pm By Chauncey Durden Times-Dispatch Sports Editor BLACKSBURG-George Virginia 5-10 213-pound all-duty back is listed on the Tech squad roster as a wingback but the big junior from Chesapeake also plays at fullback and tailback Saturday Constantinides got his chance to start at tailback because of an injury to regular tailback Terry Smoot in last week's Kentucky game Constantinides who had not scored this season and who scored a total of six points (one touchdown) last year was not a fellow to pass up his big op-' portunity With a homecoming crowd of 27322 looking on Constantinides scored four touchdowns one on a remarkable 76-yard run and caught a pass for a two-point conversion to score 26 points as the Gobblers rolled up their sixth consecutive victory of the season to defeat Richmond 45-14 halftime margin was only 14-7 but the Gobblers with Constantinides going 76 yards for a touchdown on the second play from scrimmage in the third quarter padded their point total in the last two minutes of the game by picking off Richmond passes and running the ball back for two touchdowns Gillette Standout Unable to run against rugged defense the Spiders had to go to the air for their -scores and threats Walker Gillette outstanding sophomore split end set up first touchdown with a tine catch of a Buster O'Brien pass and run the play covering IB yards Gillette scored the second Richmond touchdown by taking a short pass from and legging it some 80 yards into the Tech end zone That play started from the Richmond 17 and Gillette after catching the ball pulled away from the Tech defensive back and raced untouched for the score Gillette caught four passes during the game for a total yardage of 162 breaking John school record for pass yardage in a game Gillette also broke school record for a season as his pass receiving yardage for the year mounted to 569 The 83-yard touchdown pass and run was the longest scoring pass in Richmond's history 76-yard touchdown was the longest touchdown run from scrimmage by a Gobbler since Bob Schweick-ert ran 94 yards against Wake Forest in 1962 John Utin Tech's specialist Continued on Page 5 Col 1 Summary Richmond Va Tech 7 7 14 7 14 17-45 UR Tech FIRST QUARTER 7 Cenitantlnldei 1 run (Utln kick) Elapied time 7:57 SECOND QUARTER 7 Constontlnldei 1 run (Utln kick) Elapied time :10 Gillette 2 pan from O'Brien (BrcjXJ kick) Elapied time THIRD QUARTER Cenitantlnldei 74 run (run failed) Elapied Constantinides 1 run (Can- itanttnldm pan from Kincaid) Etapndnme 5:54 14 Gillette 13 O'Brien (Bra'ag Elapied time 11:01 FOURTH QUARTER FGUtin 31 Elapied time CollH 12 pan Interception (Ufln kick) Eloond time 13:22 45 Treadwell 23 mm Interception (Utln kick) Elapied Attendance!) 14 14 14 STATISTICS Richmend Tech Flnt dawns Rushing yardaqa 7 Failing yardage 1S3 Return yardage 117 Panes 7-27-4 Punti 10-43 Fumble last Yard! penalized 134 13 200 117 233 7-17-0 7-31 0 40 bama put Tenre--' in a commanding position in the Southeastern Conference race Wyche operating with the aplomb of a veteran directed a Tennessee running and pas- Continupd on Page 5 Col 3 Clemson Defeats Duke Rally 25 Presbyterian 20 Howard 7 South Carolina 24 Virginia 23 NC State 24 Wake Forest 7 NN Apprentice 14 Galloudet 4 Citod The Citadel 21 Davidson 7 Lenoir Rhyne 37 Western Carolina 4 EAST Army 14 Rutgers 2 Miami (Fla) 51 Pitt 0 Syracuse 20 Caflfomla 14 Buflalo 24 Boston College 14 Holy Cross 21 Boston 17 Dartmouth 41 Brown 4 BuckneU 20 Penn 27 Harvard 14 Cornell 12 American Int 25 Bates 14 PelSfa2: 71 Lafayette 2 Post 21 Klnas Paint 4 Continued on Page 8 Col 3 turned the kickoff 40 yards to lis 46 The Tigers then were off and running for their first touchdown Addison hit Phil Rogers on passes of 15 and 17 yards as Clemson moved to the Blue Devil 17 Addison then charged off right tackle to the nine from where Gore scored two plays later It was not until early In the fourth period that they rolled 80 yards to the winning touchdown A 40-yard run by Jack-son highlighted the march He was brought down on the Duke 15 and three plays later Gore went over for the touchdown from the nine Claimon Duka Calabrese kick) Clsm-Gore 7 run (Chandlar kick) CHm-Gora 7run (kick falltd) A 27000 0 0 7 4-13 0 0 7 0-7 run (Rlewnfald STATISTICS Flrt down! Ruihlng yardage Paulng yardage Return yardage Pane Punti Fumble lei Yard! penalized Clemen Duke 14 15 114 327 154 75' 12-24-1 10-204 7-34 4 's Guilford Fisk 3 By Harold Pearson Times-Dispatch Sports Writer The University of Georgia scored quickly slowly and often Saturday to prove two points: (1) that the experts were wrong by installing the Bulldogs as only 35-point favorites- and (2) that the Southeastern Conference is indeed too deep for Virginia Military Institute The Bulldogs needed only the first half to get 35 points and went from there to run the score to 56-6 Many of the 50307 on hand for Georgia's 12th annual Band Day celebration did not see those touchdowns They began filing out of Sanford Stadium in the third period knowing that the margin was going to be one of the widest enjoyed by the Bulldogs in years Most Since 1158 This was apparent to the Bulldog and the sparse Keydet by the first-period domination Not since Georgia toppled The Citadel another Southern Conference foe 764) in 1958 had the Bulldogs managed so many points If the scoring were not enough to prove the point to Summary 14 21 14 54 VMI Ga n(1T QUARTER 0 7 Jenkins 4 run (McCullough kick) Etapud time 4:42 0 14 Sellers 43 punt return (Me- Culloutfi kick) Elapsed time 14:47 SECOND QUARTER 21 Hughes 37 pass from Moors (McCullough kick) Elapsed time 3:50 23 Gilbert 10 run (McCullough kick) Qtapssd time 7:31 35 Johnson 1 run (McCullough kick) Elopxd Him 12:57 THIRD QUARTER 42 Jenkins 4 run (McCullough kick) Elapsed time 4:00 42 Hines 73 pass from Quay (pom failed) Elapied time 4:57 47 Johnson 7 run (McCullough kick) Elapsed time 11:51 FOURTH QUARTER 54 Eppcrsrn 3 mn (McCullough kick) Eloased time 7:01 40307 STATISTICS VMI First downs 5 Ruthlnq yardaae 47 Passlnq yardaae 11 Return yardage 154 Passes 12 27 1 Punts 1135 Fumblss last I Yards penalized ID 77 357 71 112 5-14 1 0 20 DURHAM Iff) Tailback Buddy Gore scored two touchdowns as Clemson surged from behind in the second half to defeat Duke 13-7 Saturday and snap a three-game football losing streak Clemson stung by a 96-yard Duke touchdown drive in the third period came back swiftly and tied the score on a nine-yard run by Gore and Steedley placement The Tigers went ahead in the fourth period when Gore raced around left and from the Duke nine to end an 86-yard drive 2-0 ACC Marie The victory gave defending champions jl 2-0 Atlantic Coast Conference record against 2-2 Duke took a kickoff after second score and rolled from its 20 to Clemson's 13 befor the drive fizzled The Tigers took oyer and kept session for the remainder of the game Clemson was led by running and the passing of quarterback Jimmy Addison Gore carried 26 times for 98 yards while Addison completed 12 of 24 passes for 154 yards Tailback Frank running carried Duke to its touch town He reeled off runs of 3 and 38 yards in the 96-yard march Fullback Jay Calabrese punched over for the score from the one Ryan was the leading rusher carrying 20 times for 14! 1 yards After the Blue Devils scored Clemson's Jacky Jackson re Vols Defeat Tide 24 to 13 BIRMINGHAM III Third-string quarcerL ack Bubba Wyche led Tennessee team to a 24-13 victory over Alabama Saturday the first defeat for the Crimson Tide in 26 games The victory by the seventh-ranked Vols over No 6 Ala AP Wirspbulo VMI's Jim Burs Puts Foot in Face of Stu Mosher Yesterday Bulldog However Grabbed Hold of Keydet Leg to Make First-Half slop sr A 1 gV'-S'-vVXlA41 4.