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Sectlqn if Battling Bows to 20 16 A 3 71 hJ 'SJ Sunday Sept 30 1962 4 I to? p' mu Wrgminnibi' I By ED BRANDT Virginian Pilot Sporti Editor ANNAPOLIS William and Mary an annual breather on Navy's schedule left the Middies breathless before losing Saturday 20 16 Navy actually had to come from behind in the final eight minutes of the game to win after ANNAPOLIS Md Statistics of the William Mary Navv same: Navy irst downs 15 20 Rushins yardage 127 140 Passing yardage 80 185 Passes 7 13 13 72 Passes Interceded by 3 0 Punts 4 38 2 31 umbles lost 2 2 Yards penalized 35 70 William 8 Mary 3 0 16 Navy 7 6 0 7 20 Sal 4 plunge (Von Svdow kick) Bishop 37 Naw Donnelly 55 pass from Klemlck (kick failed) Weaver 13 pass from Henning (kick failed) Armoudl plunge (Bishop kick) Donnelly 3 plunge (Von Svdow kick) 20632 the Indians had taken a 16 13 lead early in the fourth quarter Then the Middies held off a William and Mary drive that car ried to the Navy 12 with four minutes remaining to win for the 24th time in the 27 game series There were no tricks to the Indian stand against heavily fa vored Navy They refused to fold after falling behind 13 3 in the first half and simply slugged it out with the mobile Navy line through the final two quarters Two personal foul penalties hurt badly incidentally William and Mary blew its chance to completely stun Navy in the final minutes of the game when quarterback Dan Henning found end Dave Lipke with a pass in the clear on the Navy 17 but the pass was thrown too low and Lipke had to fall down to catch it The Indians got to the 12 on the next play but losses by Hen ning attempting to pass left the ball in possession on its 25 and William and Mary with its last real opportunity gone ullback Stan Penkunas with 61 yards gained rushing and half back Charlie Weaver with 42 led the Indians Weaver per formed brilliantly scoring one touchdown on a 13 yard pass from Henning and setting up an other with his line crashing It was Penkunas however who brought William and Mary back into the game on the first scrim mage play of the second half when he recovered a fumble in midair by teammate Scott Swan on the 35 and carried it 53 yards to the Navy 12 to set up the first touchdown NAVY MISTAKES Navy play badly but lost the ball three times on intercep tions two of which were deflect ed passes and twice on fumbles to keep itself in trouble Quarterback Ron Klemick passed for 185 yards and one touchdown He completed 13 of 22 passes including one of 55 yards to fullback Pat Donnelly in the second quarter This was the backbreaker for William and Mary as it turned out The Indians had just driven to the Navy 13 moving well be hind their big line and trailing only by 7 3 when Dick Kern fumbled the ball away Klem ick threw the touchdown pass to Donnelly eight plays later The Middies started quickly taking the opening kickoff and going 69 yards to score in 13 plays Johnny Sail best player Saturday went around his right end for the final four yards When Vern Von Sydow convert ed for a 7 0 Navy lead with only five minutes gone it appeared this was to be a typical Navy William and Mary game But Ron Jones recovered a Navy fumble on the a 36 near the end of the first quar ter and ten plays later Steve Bishop kicked a field goal from the 27 to make it 7 3 Navy Penkunas put the Indians in the kick Navy led 13 3 with 641 in the second quarter Considering lack of depth this appeared to be a safe halftime lead William and Mary received the kickoff to start the second half and on the first play from scrim mage Swan started around his left end fubblecL antj the ball bounced right into the arms of Penkunas who had been trailing the play Penkunas ran all the way to the Navy 12 and after three plays lost a yard Henning passed to Weaver in the end zone Weaver outbattling Jim Stewart for the ball and the touchdown Bishop missed the point after a poor snap from center and Wil liam and Mary still trailed 13 9 with less than three minutes gone in the third period THREAT DIES A personal foul set up a return Navy threat almost immediately but center Dick Korns 'made a fine play to throw Klcmick for a loss on the William and Mary 17 zzy' will i MIDDIE ON THE MOVE Pat Donnelly whose second touchdown brought a 20 16 win over William Mary on this second quarter play steams ahead for six yards dragging an Indian anchor named Dave Lipke with Joe Hcngrickson (left) moving in to help with the stop second toudhdown brought Navy from behind in the last eight minutes of play at Annapolis (AP) Navy territory again almost im mediately when he picked off a deflected Klemick pass and re turned it to the Middie 47 The Indians with Weaver run ning skillfully through the Navy line brought the ball to the 13 where Kern fumbled 55 yard pass to Donnelly followed and although Von Sydow missed where the threat died and ends the Indians moved to The third period was half way gone when William and Mary re ceived the break that helped put it in front for the first time Dan Driscoll intercepted a deflected the one from where quarterback Dan Armour of Princess Anne plunged over Bishop's conversion made it 16 13 William and Mary with less than two minutes left pass on the Navy 44 and re in the third quarter turned it to the 39 Unfortunately for the Indians With Weaver and Sam Miller there was no defense sufficient belting away at the Navy center'to stop Sai and Klemick and Navy after receiving the kickoff moved from its own 23 to a touchdown in 13 plays Donnelly scoring his second touchdown for Navy with a two yard stab at his left tackle There was 7:32 left in the game when Von Sydow converted for a 20 16 Navy lead Surprisingly William and Mary still had something left Key pass es by Henning to Weaver Jones and Lipke brought to the Navy 17 and a first down with four minutes remaining Kern picked up five to the 12 on the first down but Swan and Henning were thrown back to the 25 on the next three plays and William and Mary spent most of the remaining three minutes try ing to stop Navy from scoring a fourth touchdown As it was this was the first time in the history of the series that William and Mary had scored more than one touchdown If there are moral victories Wil liam and Mary won one Satur day Dodgers Bow to 2 Hitter LOS ANGELLS (AP) The St Louis Cardinals getting superb I 2 hit pitching from Ernie Broglio defeated Los Angeles 2 0 Saturday nigh! and kept the reeling Dodg ers from clinching the National League pennant Tliis was the 9th loss for the Dodgers in their last 12 games but they will still go into the final game of the season today leading the second place San rancisco Giants by a full game If the Giants lose or if the Dodgers win or if both lose Los Angeles will have its second National League pennant in four years If the two clubs are tied after Sun games a best of three playoff series will start in San rancisco Monday The through none of their own clinched at least a first place tie earlier Saturday when San rancisco lost the sec ond game of its double header with Houston The Dodgers set an all time Major League home attendance record by drawing 49012 paid and running their season total to 2611815 The old record 2620 627 was established by Cleveland in 1918 Broglio (12 9) struck out nine walked three and retired 17 hat ters in order in one stretch The only Dodger hits were a first inning single by Duke Snider and a second inning single by Wally Moon The Dodgers didn't get a runner past second base Right hander Don Drysdale a 25 game winner went eight in nings for' Los Angeles allowing no earned runs and suffered his ninth loss He was touched for five hits The Cardinals exploiting an error bv outfielder rank How ard scored both their runs in iUe second inning Charlcv James 'nnlcd with one awav and scored all the wav from first when How ard dronned Dal flv ball rear the rieht field line Maxvill reached third on the error and scored on a single by Broglio milsial singles It appeared the Cards would at least double their lead in the third Curt olod led off with a double and stopped at third when Stan Musial singled Drysdale then walked Bill While intentionally to load the bases and set up a double pl iv The straleev worked Tommy Davis f'leded a hard grnunder bv Ken Bovcr and threw home in lime to force lood Johnnv Rose born completed a double play wih a throw tn first Thon Janies ended the inning bv grounding out Teh Cards blew another big scoring chance in the ninth They had the bases loaded with one lout on three alks by Larry ISherry But Gene Oliver was forced at the plate on a grfounder by ulian Javier and lood al so hit ipto a force out Buckeyes Romp 41 7 Duke Scores In 2nd Half Duke DURHAM NC (AP) Blue Devils stymied for two per iods uncorked a vicious second half punch to defeat South Caro lina 21 8 Saturday in an Atlantic Coast Conference football game A crowd of 2450(Ataw Duke step from a defensive first half and shake halfback Bill utrell loose DURHAM NC Statistic on the Duke South Carolina football game: SC Duke irst downs 15 20 Rushing yardage 140 258 Passing yardage 143 101 Passes 15 26 915 Passes intercepted by 2 0 Punts 6 41 4 35 umbles lost 2 1 Yards penalized 45 75 0 0 0 Duke 0 0 7 14 21 utrell 14 run (Reynolds kick) Leggett 6 run (Reynolds kick) Curtis 4 run (Reynolds kick) 5 Reeves 1 run (Reeves pass to Les ter) 24500 for 14 yards and a third period touchdown Halfback Bill Reyn olds kicked the first of three ex tra points utrell set up the score with a brilliant catch of a 39 yard pass from quarterback Walt Rappold on the South Caro lina 27 Duke bouncing back from the 14 7 loss to Southern California rammed 77 yards for a fourth period touchdown with halfback Mark Leggett going over from the 6 61 YARD DRIVE The Blue Devils scored again on a 61 yard fourth period drive with fullback Mike Curtis going over from the 4 South Carolina scored in the closing minutes when quarterback Dan Reeves went over from tin? one after a fumble recovery by Jim Moss on the Duke 14 pass to end Ken Lester Ohio State COLUMBUS Ohio (AP) Ohio highly ranked Bucks inter spersed a sprinkling of passes with a devastating ground attack Saturday to overwhelm under manned North Carolina 41 7 A crowd of 84009 largest in Buckeye' history and the 24th kick) straight over 80000 throng COLUMBUS Ohio Statistics of the North Carolina Ohio State football game: UNG OSU irst downs 25 Rushing yardage 58 314 Passing yardage no Passes 10 23 7 11 Passes intercepted hy 3 4 Punts 5 35 0 0 umbles lost 2 Yards penalized 60 6 Attendance: 84009 Carolina 0 7 0 0 7 Ohio State 7 7 14 13 41 rancis 1 plunge (Van Raaphorst Mummey 8 run (Van Raaphorst kick) UNC Edge 1 plunge (Edge kick) Katterhenrich 1 plunge (Van Raa phorst kick) Warfield 42 pass from Mummey (Van Raaphorst kick) Warfield 4 run (Van Raaphorst kick Scott 7 run (kick failed) Attendance 84009 watched the Buckeye juggernaut pile up 314 yards on the ground and 110 in the air in its six touch down splurge The Ohio State defense expect ed to be leaky due to seven sopho mores in the starting corps al lowed the Tar Heels to ren'h State territory only twice in 12 ics each coming on a recovered fumble in the second period It was a ragged and typically carly season game Ohio State intercepted four passes Three if the Buckeye passes were captured bv the visi tors The Bucks fumbled away the ball twice and the Tar Heels once North Carolina held to 8 yards rushing used the flare pass as its most potent weapon but Ohio (See Buckeyes Page 5) 1 1 11 tin nr yio I RBW fl! 1 i M'iWMMi wys III O' 1 Arb "1 15 i it'4 HANDCUS Jerry Yost (15) West Virginia quarterback whose 56 yard run scored a Mountaineer touchdown in a 14 0 football victory Sat urday over Virginia Tech is halted on this play Making the stop are Sonny Utz (44) and Kyle Albright (82) (AP) estival Stung by Spiders? RICHMOND Although the Tobacco estival rivals the Oyster Bowl in splendor and preparation Richmonders had trouble maintaining their en thusiasm Saturday The rea son being the dreadful job done by the University of Richmond in its 21 0 loss to VM1 riday This is the third year of this fine old Baptist fi nancial pump priming And the product on display was shockingly inadequate this was a team coach Ed Merrick said would win seven games It is now 1 2 and the victory was a 27 26 cliff hanger with East Carolina Making matters worse the Spiders have no chance Io re coup hero heir next home game is with William and Mary on Thanksgiving Day forcing defense obliterat ed the Richmond tackles time after time At their lodging afterward the Cadets were just one big grin one else wanted me" said Donnie White the 150 pounder from Newport News I didn't want to go anyplace "I said Donnie was a good lit tle player a couple of weeks ago Take away the little and make it darn said coach John McKenna Recruiters will be busier than ever in the Eastern District this winter When the Vir ginia Tech freshmen shut out errum 20 0 the starting back field included Ken Whitley (Nor view) at fullback Raleigh Voight (Great Bridge) at half back and reddie Cobb (Wilson) at quarter Tech coaches call Cobb the most accurate (See Coach Page 6) was good for the two extra points Billy Gambrell a fighting 173 pound halfback from Athens Ga and Reeves were a constant threat In the second period the Gamecocks drove to 11 7 and 6 behind the running of Gam brell and the passing of Reeves Willi Shoes He Patched Russia Brumel Jumps 7 54 REEVES UMBLES The first scoring threat ended when Reeves fumbled on the 11 and Dick flavans recover ed A 28 yard run by Gambrell highlighted that drive South Carolina had the ball on 6 when the half ended Except for one punt Duke was on the defensive all of the first half The Blue Devils managed to get things going late in the second period and drove from their 7 to South 3R be hind the passing of quarterback Gil Gamer but South Carolina dug in and held Curtis a 209 pound sophomore halfback from Rockville Md was the big gun in final touch down drive On that one Duke rollcjl frotp its 39 to South Caro lina's 4 from where Curtis plunged over Valery Brumel Gets set before big jump 7 45 SIS MOSCOW Valery Brumel wearing shoes he patched himself just before the meet established a world high jump record Saturday with a leap of 7 feet 5 inches Moscow radio reported best jump previously was 7 fect 5 The 20 year old Brumel set the previous mark at the Soviet American track meet last July at Stanford Calif Moscow broadcast said jump was made in Moscow during competition for Russian institutions of higher learning No pictures of the Soviet performance were available the official Russian news agency said non: in shoe "1 was about to go Io the competitions when I saw there was a bole in one Brumel was quoted by Tass as saying "1 went to' a shop near Smolenskaya Square only to be told that they do not repair special footwear' wangled a piece of twine out of them and somehow sewed it up The Soviet athlete said he made a number of unsuccessful attempts before setting the record He added he planned to top his mark this season or next year "If I fail to clear it this he explained "there will be time next year" Yost Paces WVU Over VPI 14 0 By GEORGE McCLELLAND virglnian Pllot Sports Writer RICHMOND A non smoking type embarrassed both the indus try and Virginia Tech in the 14th annual Tobacco estival football game This stalwart young man a 6 2 junior with a minimum of conversation and blond hair named Jerry Yost escorted West Virginia to a 14 0 victory on a perfectly delightful Saturday aft ernoon 4 In the first period Yost faked a handoff to his fullback Glenn Holton so successfully that the Tech defenders followed the lat path into the line Then the Mountaineer quarterback slipped inside of his left end and ran 56 yards into the end zone No one touched him This maneuver capped an 88 yard push that consumed seven plays In even more dramatic fashion the behemoths in mus tard colored play suits ripped 70 yards in 13 plays at the close of the first half Mountaineers finished with 295 yards total offense Tech with 207 In first downs it was West Virginia 14 Tech 11 With 134 yards rushing and passing Yost hiked his two game record to 302 He has scored twice and passed for three touchdowns helping the Mountaineers contrive back to back shutouts for the first time in 11 years Beaten by Tech 12 0 at Morgan town in 1959 and 15 0 here in 1960 the West (By God) troops RICHMOND Va (AP) Statistics In the West Virginia Virginia Tech' football game: WVU VPI irst downs 14 11 Rushing yardage 218 118 Passing yardage 77 89 Passes 6 16 7 20 Passes Intercepted by 1 3 Punts 5 285 5 36 umbles lost 0 Yards penalized 39 10 West Virginia 7 7 0 0 14 Virginia Tech 0 0 0 Yost 56 run (Bennett kick) Clegg 23 pass from Yost Bennett kick) Attendance 19000 started on the road back with a 28 0 romp over the Gobblers last year Now they lead in the series 9 3 In defeat the Gobblers made 4TH DOWN PASS Three times on third down and long yardage situations Yost was able to complete first down pass es Then it became fourth and 12 at the Tech 28 with ten sec onds left Now Yost dropped back again and hit Milt Clegg on the three yard line Clegg a soph omore end fell into the end zone with three seconds showing on the clock Both times Glenn Bennett a senior who does nothing but kick made good on the conversion try That second touchdown looked awfully good to West Virginia people and to those who bet on the Mountaineers giving away 13'i points or three times in the second half Virginia Tech made deep to the five the 10 and the 22 This is a big but ponderous West Virginia team the same one which smashed Vanderbilt 26 0 a week ago with Mr Yost figur ing in all the touchdowns It was the opening Southern Conference game for the Mountaineers and perhaps they deserve their favored rating But without Yost a lad who played just 14 minutes as a sophomore and who ranked liehind sophomore Pastilong in the spring Virginia Tech would have gotten away even Pastilong is out for the season because of an injury The difference in short was the big play West Virginia got it twice Tech was unable to make one Coaches Jerry Claiborne of Tech and Gene Corum of West Virginia agreed on the key the touchdown before the half "Without that score the situa tion would have been quite dif ferent in the second Clai borne said The two successful West Virgin ia pushes made tha difference in statistics as well as score The their strongest stand in three games and a key man was Philip Cary the youngster who played fullback at Norview between the Rust and Ken Whitley eras Tliis 179 pound junior gained 53 yards in 11 carries to lead Tech Only Holton (71 in 15) and Yost (66 in five) picked up more Tommy Walker another old Nor view hero also carried the ball 11 times and Billy Babb of Suf folk caught a 23 yard pass In the line end Kyle Albright was again the standout POOR WVU PUNT The Gobblers gave their sup porters in the crowd of 19000 opportunity to shout with two sec ond quarter sallies Beginning at their 43 after a poor West Virginia punt (A Moun taineer shortcoming all day) 'the Gobblers moved to the 14 Cary (See VPI Page 6) Mortician 4 Winner Henry Norton a 26 year old apprentice mortician from Ahoskie NC is the first 1962 winner in The Virginian ortune 15 football con test victory earning him the $100 first prize came in his first attempt at the or tune 15 He missed only North Carolina 7 6 up set over North Carolina Second place and $50 went to Bell a 67 year old resident of Nasawadok Bell an inspector for the Commis sion of isheries missed only the SMU Maryland game won by Maryland 7 0 Norton's tie breakers were closer giv ing the Ahoskie man first place y4 I.