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ITS ISI an'T Florida State Tops Wolfpack Fourth Period Pass Decides Close Game TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 17 (AP) -Tom Feamster, 6-foot-7 end, gathered in a fourth quarter pass from quarterback Swantic to give Florida State University a football victory over North Carolina State tonight 7-0. The 49-yard touchdown play broke a scoreless deadlock after Florida State dug in time after time to halt serious N.C. State threats. The scoring play was a brilmaneuver by quarterback Swantic which caught the Wolfpack defenses flat-footed.

On the preceding play, Swantic had thrown a second down screen nine inches pass to halfback, Lee Corso from a first down--on the N.C. State 49. The Wolfpack apparently expected a line play for the yardage and lined up in tight defensive formation. Instead Swantic faded back and lobbed a long pass down field. The giant Feamster hauled the ball in at the 25, pivoted away from defensive halfback Zubaty and raced unmolested across the goal line.

N.C. State tried desperately to recoup after the touchdown with Eddie West's passes and Zubaty's hard running, taking the ball in to the FSU 20. But Corso halted the drive when he intercepted Gilbert Micklem on the back to the 29. Florida 0 0 8 Florida State scoring. Touchdown (Feamster, pass from Swantle and run.) Conversion, Proctor.

International League Rochester 3, Toronto (Rochester leads, 3-0) Clemson Opens Season By Beating Presbyterian CLEMSON, S.C., Sept. 17 opened their season with in a game that saw the visitors team scoreless in the second and FRANK HOWARD, beginning his 16th year as Clemso' head coach, saw his team outrushed, 169 to 159, as the defense did not show the same sharp that last year won Clemson the No. 4 spot in the nation in ground defense. Five players scored the touchdowns, three in the first quarter and two in the last six minutes of the final period before crowd of 16.000. Presbyterian's attack was stalled by four lost fumbles, three of which set up Clemson scores.

A pass interception led the way to another Tiger tally. Halfback Joe Pagliei was the star of the first scoring thrust. He returned a punt 34 yards to the Presbyterian 44. The touchdown came when quarterback Don King, after racing around his left end for nine yards, tossed a lateral to Pagliei who scampered 18 yards for the score. Late in the first period Clemson moved 41 and 37 yards to.

score. King passed to end Joe Bowen yards for one touchdown and halfback Lem McLendon ran 34 yards for the other after a fumble recovery on the 37. After Presbyterian dominated play through much of the second and third periods Clemson broke loose twice in the last six minutes of the fourth. Quarterback Charlie Chances are Ken Lehman will stick with the Brooklyn Dodgers next season. He has been optioned to the minors three times, the limit, and has been the Montreal mound ace this season.

South Carolina Takes 26-7 Nod Over Wofford COLUMBIA, S.C., Sept. 17 (AP) -South Carolina's stellar halfbacks Carl Brazell and Mike Caskey led their Atlantic Coast Conference team to a 26-7 opening game football win over sturdy Wofford College before 15,000 here tonight. BRAZELL SCORED on an 87- vard run in the second South Carolina, play followed from up with scrimmage a 44- vard scoring jaunt the next time South Carolina got the ball after intercepting a Wofford pass. Quarterbacks Jack Hall and Bobby Bunch, filling in for injured Mackie Prickett, steered South Carolina to two touchdowns. Wofford sandwiched score in between.

its, Hall's 14- 18-yard passes to end Julius Derrick set up a one-yard plunge by Caskey in the scoring, period. Derrick converted. Bunch gained consistently on keep plays in a 98-yard drive spread over the third and fourth quarters to set the stage for fullback Jim Jarrett's twoyard scoring plunge. Jarrett converted. Halfback George Lawrence and Frank Deprete reeled off substantial gains in an 80-yard scoring march by Wofford in the third period.

Lawrence smashed over guard from the two-yard line for the touchdown. End Weyland Burns converted. Wofford held South Carolina scoreless in the second period mostly on the recovery of two South Carolina fumbles. In the same period the visitors twice stopped South Carolina just short of the goal by holding for downs. South Carolina Wofford 12 1 196 Wofford scoring: Touchdowns, G.

Lawrence (1, plunge). Conversion, Weyland Burns. South Carolina scoring: Touchdowns, Brazell (87, run), Caskey 2 (44, run; 1. plunge), Jarrett (1, plunge), Conversions, Derrick, Jarrett, ESSO RESEARCH works wonders with oil An oil discovery that helps you eat better! -Clemson's football Tigers victory over Presbyterian tonight hold the Atlantic Coast Conferice third quarters. hit end Walt Laraway with a 19- yard scoring pass after a fumble was recovered on the 22.

Fullback Bill O'Dell powered 17 yards for the last score after a Presbyterian fumble on its 30. The a Standings National League Yesterday's Results New York Brooklyn 5. Chicago Cincinnati 2 St. Louis 4: Milwaugee 1. (Only games scheduled).

Standing of Clubs Won Lost Pet. Behind Brooklyn 94 53 .639 Milwaukee 82 66 .554 12 75 71. .514 18 1 Philadelphia 74 73 .503 20 Cincinnati 72 77 .483 23 Chicago 70 77 .476 24 St. Louis 64 83 .435 30 Pittsburgh 57 88 .393 36 Games Today New York at Brooklyn -Gomez (9-8) VS. Erskine (11-8), St.

Louis at Milwaukee---Poholsky (9- 10) vs. Spahn (15-14), Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2)-Law and Hall (5-5) vs. Wehmeler (10- (10-9) 11) and Rogovin (3-3). Cincinnati at -Nuxhall (16-11) and Hacker (11-14). American League YESTERDAY'S RESULTS New York 4, Boston 1 Detroit 3.

Cleveland 1 Baltimore 3, Washington 1 Chicago 12. Kansas City 8 STANDING OF CLUBS Won Lost Pet. Behind New York 90 56 .616 Cleveland 90 58 .608 Chicago 87 61 .588 82 64 .562 8 Detroit 74 73 .503 1619 Kansas City 62 85 422 281 Washington 51 44 .352 38 Baltimore 50 95 .345 GAMES TODAY Boston at New York- -Nixon (12-8) vs Detroit at Cleveland- -Miller (0-1) Turley (16-13) VS Garcia (11-12) or Score (15-10) Washington at Baltimore- 16-12) vs Wilson (11-17) Chicago at Kansas City--Donovan (14-8) vs Ditmar (11-12) About three billion dollars worth of farm crops are destroyed each year by fungus growths. But now helping to solve this problem is an Esso Research discovery a brilliant new chemical made from oil hailed as one of the most versatile and effective fungicides in existence. This is one of the many ways in which Esso Research works wonders with oil ESSO RESEARCH THE ROANOKE TIMES, Sunday, Sept.

18, 1955. 17 Spiders' Flashy Backs Run Over Jackets, 33-6 RICHMOND, Sept, 17 (AP) put on a dazzling show tonight as 33-6 football victory over their Randolph-Macon, before some PERHAPS THERE was no brighter star on the field than Richmond's left end, Jack Wilson, who won Little All-America honors for Randolph-Macon three years ago. Wilson scored the first touchdown against his former teammates, converted three times and blocked the attempted conversion after the RandolphMacon touchdowh in the third period. Both of Richmond's starting halfbacks, George Riggs and Lou Wacker, and fullback Frank Pajaczkowski gained repeatedly in sorties into the RandolphMacon line as the Spiders scored three touchdowns the first half. Wilson scored the first on a nine-yard pass from quarterback Tom Theodose, Don Wager, a sophomore halfback, went the last three yards of a 39-yard advance for the second score, and Riggs set up the third touchdown with a 59-yard sprint to the Jacket 5.

He scored two plays later. Randolph-Macon carried the play to the Spiders at the outset of the third period, finally cashon Spider fumble score their only touchdown. But Richmond struck back for a score in that quarter and added another in the final period while threatening en to score even more often. The Jackets marched downfield early in the third period a pair of passes from Phil Coppage to Ken Joyner and Bernard Spencer for 26 and 18 yards. The Spiders put down the uprising on their 22, but they were in trouble again when Riggs fumbled and Charlie Nuttycombe recovered on the Richmond 30.

This time the Jackets went all the way with the help of a 15- yard holding penalty. Jim went the last foot for the score." The Spiders came tearing back Maryland State Is Victor Again NORFOLK, Sept. 17 (AP)Maryland State College's Hawks, winners of 61 games in 68 starts over the past eight years, captured their 62nd victory routing Va. Union University's Panthers. 20-0 before a crowd of 4,500 at Foreman Field.

Paced by the running of allCIAA halfback Johnny Samples. Stan Jones and the passing of quarterback Andy Dement, the Hawks tallied touchdowns in the second and third quarters to win easily. Held scoreless in the first by the Panthers, the period. struck for their first touchdown in the closing minutes of the second period. Va.

Union's Benny Blair fumbled Sample's punt and end Vern Vaughan pounced on the ball on the Union 33. A 15 yard penalty moved the ball to the Va. Union 17 and Dement promptly fired to Samples in the left corner of the end zone for the score. Samples kicked the extra point form placement and Md. State led 7-0 at the half.

BACK TO EARTH MILWAUKEE, Sept. 17 (AP)Bill Sherwood. who has been sitting atop a flagpole since June 23 waiting for the Milwaukee Braves to win seven straight games, will come down Monday. By losing to the St. Louis Cardinals today, the Braves lost any chance of winning seven straight because there are only six games remaining on their schedule.

Sherwood had said he would not come down until the Braves won seven in a row or until they had no chance to do it. -Richmond's lighting -fast backs the Spiders scored an impressive traditional opening game rival, 7,000 spectators in City Stadium. after the kickoff, marching 88 yards for a touchdown. The chief grounder was Pajaczkowski, who ripped off three runs of 14 yards each, the last for a touchdown. Richmond's final touchdown came with dramatic suddenness in the final quarter.

Deep in his territory Nuttycombe dropped back to punt on fourth down. He fumbled the pass from center and tried desperately to evade the hard-charging Richmond forwards. Apparently spotting a teammate open for a pass, Nuttycombe got a wobbly aerial off that was intercepted by freshman tackle Pat Lamberti, who ran six yards for the touchdown. Macon Richmond 13 6-33 -Macon Scoring: TouchdownTaylor (1, rum). Richmond Scoring: Touchdowns-Wilson (9, pass from Theodose): Warner (3; run): G.

RigEN (1, run); Pajaczkowski (14, run); Lamberti (6, intercepted pass). 3. Late Grid Results Mississippi 26, Georgia 13. Florida St. 7, Henry N.

21, Concord 0. 7. Emory Carolina 26. Wofford 1. Richmond 33, Randolph-Macon 6.

W. Chester Tehrs. E. Carolina 0. E.

Tenn. St. 6, Austin Peay 0. Michigan Normal Hope 0. Stevens Pt.

18. Michigan Tech 6. Carleton 34, Cornell (Iowa) 21. LSU 19, Kentucky Clemson 33. Presbyterian 0.

Texas Tech 20. Texas Texas Christian 47. Kansas 14. Mississippi Southern 89, Elon 0. Casey Stengel Heaps Praise On Tom Byrne NEW YORK, Sept.

17 (AP)- his plastic head ManPhil Rizzuto heaped, praise, on ager Casey Stengle heaped praise on Tommy Byrne today after the jubilant New York Yankees' tucked away their 4-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox. BOTH HAD GOOD reason. The helmet probably saved Rizzuto from injury when he was hit in serious, back of the head by the fourth. Byrne, one of George Susce's pitches, in route the second straight time. increased the Yankee's slender lead in the American League pennant race by doling out only four hits.

"The pitch that hit me was A curve ball." said Rizzuto in the dressing room where he had been carried. saw it and then I heard Sam White (Boston catcher) yell 'look out' and then I lost sight of it. "When I was beaned in 1946 by Nelson Potter, the same thing happened. The catcher's yell startled me and I lost sight of the ball. I didn't have any protective helmet at that time and I was out 10 days.

I'm the first one around here to use one. This is my fourth year with it. I tell the other guys they're foolish not to use them." Rizzuto has a slight bump on his head. He may be allowed to play tomorrow on "Phil Rizzuto at the stadium, Said the happy Stengel: "BYRNE HAS BEEN a lifesaver. He's got a lot of nerve.

He has beaten the big clubs. I figured we would be lucky to get nine or 10 wins out of him for the year, but now he's got 16. The feller in center field (Bob Cerv. of course) was great, too. He's a better center fielder than he's a left or right fielder.

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17 (AP) ---Eagle Day, supposedly and shunted the to the preseason performance, passed, punted ran Mississippi Rebels to a 26-13 victory over a slower Georgia team tonight in a Southeastern Conference football opener. THE 23-YEAR-OLD senior Mississippi, which hadn't quarterback, reported to have kicked a field goal since 1932. lost his job to John Wallace got two from fullback Blalack, a one for 27 yards and one for 21. staged brilliant offenCothren in the quarter, sive show in the aftermath of Georgia treated the 30,000 gle against Miami half touchdowns in the first period. Georgia Tech's defensive, strug- Grant Field crowd to both its of Atlanta's football double- Halfback Manisera capped a 71-yard drive with a header.

Kinard first half touch- first quarter. pass from second passed to halfback Billy six-yard scoring, sweep in the downs and ran six yards in the string quarterback Dick Young fourth quarter for the clincher to halfback Jimmy Orr covered score. When his attack stalled, 46 yards and gave Georgia a brief its goal line with that had Mississippi day kept Georgia pinned, against 13-12 lead in the second period. eyes for the coffin corners. He Georgia 6 13 8 Lit booted two out of bounds inside Mississippi scoring: from Touchdowns.

Day and Kinard 2 (14, passthe five in the second half and pass from Day), Day (6 run). Field Goals, Cothren (21 and 21). Converon another his ends downed the sions, Cothren 2. Georgia receiver inches from the Georgia scoring: Touchdowns. Manigoal.

era (7, run), Conversions, Orr (46, pass-run from Young). Cooper. LSU Wins 19-7 Over Kentucky BATON ROUGE, Sept. 17 (AP)-Louisiana State University, showing off a new coach, out hustled, out played and outscored mighty Kentucky 19-7 tonight in the season's football opener for both squads. Junior quarterback Matt Burns pitched two scoring tosses to halfback Vince Gonzales, and Joe May raced a kickoff back 95 yards to get Coach Paul Dietzel off to a winning start at LSU.

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