Winston-Salem Journal from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • 17

JOURNAL Ohio State Survives Winston Salem Sunday Morning November 15 1970 i Wake orest Nips State 16 to 13 But Duke Stays Alive by Overtaking Blue Devils Post 42 38 Triumph defense finally McCauley Kills a Wake Tigers for UNC Larry Russell of Wake hands WSSU 31 0 Beats scored three they Jim Keith Quarterback oster Epps of WSSU prepares to throw a pass i i 'jr' of all the the the Shaw Passing LeRoi Jones of the sec weak spot all from and its 42 Russell hurt their not much more until 10:10 re Jones then threw a to Hepburn for the with 1:42 left in the points after 33 Craven record last for on hit Bill unit And put most with ACC Georgia Upsets Auburn 3 A pps Bow to of ford Davidson Is Nipped Classified a blooper by took Page B6 Page B8 Page B3 The Tar Heels rolled to a 21 0 lead in the first quarter and didn let up until Dooley sent in his second to play the fourth quarter even then the Tar Heels a touchdown on the boards On the first play of the game McCauley gained seven yards and broke the ACC career rushing record formerly held by rank Quayle Later in the game McCauley also surpassed the mark for most carries in one season which the late Brian Piccolo of Wake orest set in 1964 or good measure he broke the UNC career rushing record of 2814 yards set by Charlie Justice in four years McCauley has now gained 1441 yards on 277 carries this season and has 2878 yards on 17 and Billy Jackson kicked a 35 yard field goal giving Shaw a 17 0 halftime lead Jackson who kicks soccer style also booted four extra points and twice got off punts despite charges by the Ram line that forced him to scramble around Shaw managed one score in the third quarter and another in the fourth The frst came after Mike Conrad got off a high punt that carried only 12 yards to the Ram 36 Shaw picked up a first down and then Jones fired a 25 yard pass to Hepburn who made a lunging grab in the end zone The passing of Epps and the running of McNeill then carried the Rams on a drive that nearly resulted in a touchdown It did in fact but the eight yard pass from Epps to Larry Bratcher was wiped out by an illegal procedure penalty Shaw took over at the Ram 47 early in the fourth quarter and needed four plays to score Reserve quarterback rank Binnis hit King with a 15 yard pass which was coupled with a 15 yard penalty on WSSU Binnis ran for 14 more yards and Wynecoff plunged over for the touchdown or the most part the Rams See Shaw Page B5 Col 6 But things looked quite bleak for the Deacons until they got possession with 6:11 to play State had beat Wake at the own game ball con trol Wake had the ball for less than two minutes in the third period and for in the fourth mained contained State and forced a punt' which was Allen Hicks and orest roll Wake started' Larry Hopkins churned out hard yardage and a 15 yard roughness penalty helped in moving the ball to the threshold of glory at the 10 The Deacs had led only once and the defense provided that 10 6 lead in the third quarter and later preserved it by stopping State on the one foot line and again at the 10 And it was the Defensive Darling Stetz who earned most of the plaudits for those feats in the third quarter and early in the fourth State was stalled at its 25 when Hicks went back to punt Stetz burst through and blocked it The ball shot toward the goal line and Pat McHenry covered it for a touchdown Tracy Lounsbury kicked his 20th consecutive point after in two seasons The string was broken after the winning score however A 50 yard kickoff return by Pat Kenney set State in motion on the drive that was to end when Stetz and Win Headley were the main roadblocks See Wake Page B4 Col 2 555 carries for his career He is one short of mark of 17 touchdowns in a season The Tar Heels rushed for 353 yards and rolled up 27 first downs The alert Carolina de fense putting the pressure on Clemson quarterback Tommy Kendrick limited the Tigers to 10 first downs game plan was to pass in spite of the rain Kenrick threw 36 times in the face of the blitz Carolina ap plied and completed only 12 for 95 yards The alert Tar Heels intercepted four and turned one of these into a touchdown In the Tar first touchdown drive McCauley carried six times for 62 of the 73 yards He broke through left guard for the final 30 yards and the score Ken Craven kicked the first of six straight extra points and that got him in on the record breaking The Winston Salem kicking specialist tied the school record for touchdowns broke the week North Carolina touchdowns the first five times it had the ball After the first quick score the Tar Heels punted and Ron Grzybowski recovered a Clemson fumble on the Clemson 36 Paul Miller also a key man in the Tar victory reeled off 18 yards on a keeper at right end our plays later McCauley went the last eight yards for second touchdown lip Ray broke through and batted a pass by Kendrick into the air and defensive end Bill Brafford picked the ball off in the air and rambled 31 yards for the third North Carolina touchdown The Tar Heels were pounding goalward again in the second quarter when McCauley fumbled Clemson end Wayne Baker caught the ball in midair and was tossed on 21 yard line Kendrick hit John McMakin for 14 yards and then passed into the end zone for the final five to Oscar Carter for Clem touchdown But North Carolina stormed right back and eight plays later had a touchdown run of 18 yards started the drive Miller passed to Lewis Jolley for 33 yards and the score This came with 1:15 left in the first half and gave See McCauley Page B5 Col 1 game or the game Quarterback Shaw riddled ondarv a season with three touchdown passes The three Ram quarterbacks on the other hand were able to complete only seven of 35 passes for a measly 62 yards The loss killed the hopes of finishing the season with a break even record It was the final game for WSSU which finished 3 5 The loss also increased the probability that the Rams will finish last in the CIAA Southern Division The Rams staged a mild threat at the start of the game With the help of four penalties against Shaw WSSU drove to the 30 yard line The drive ended when Jim Roseboro intercepted a oster Epps pass at the 12 Shaw then drove 88 yards in 10 plays for the first touchdown ihe passing Jones accounted for nearly the yardage He passed to Al Hepburn gains of 15 and 18 yards key third down plays and Larry King for the score from 33 yards out with 6:55 left in the first quarter King made a leaping catch at the goal line Shaw took over at the Ram 28 soon afterwards when Jimmie Young intercepted another Epps pass The running of Bill Hackett and Winston Salem native Rod Wynesoff carried Shaw to the Ram one yard line jump pass touchdown quarter The Rams staged another threat after taking the kickoff WSSU drove to the Shaw 16 on the running of Cornell Davis and Terry McNeill But the drive ended when Epps threw three incomplete passes Late in the first half Shaw took over at its 23 yard line and quickly began to move Hackett got off runs of 18 and 24 yards and Jones hit Hepburn with a 19 yard pass The drive stalled at the Ram Page B6 I Page BIO 1 Page B2 By Robert Noell Staff Reporter If the forward pass had been declared illegal before Winston Salem game with Shaw Saturday the Rams might have had a good chance to win But it and so hard to say what the Rams the most in 31 0 loss to Shaw at Bowman Gray Stadium passing game or the passing By rank Spencer CLEMSON SC Big Don McCauley made Death Valley a pleasant place to play yesterday when he set several records and personally directed North Carolina to a crushing 42 7 victory over Clemson McCauley experienced i greatest afternoon of this season by rushing for 184 yards and scoring three touchdowns on a rainy afternoon A crowd of 27000 sat in stunned silence as the Tar Heels handed Clemson its worst defeat in Atlantic Coast Con ference history Maryland had toppled the Tigers 34 0 in 1964 With McCauley playing the leading role the Tar Heels marched 73 yards in nine plays to score after taking the opening kickoff Staff Photo by Howard Walker off to Larry Hopkins as line begins charge Staff Photo by It was intercepted by Shaw By Bev Norwood Staff Reporter COLUMBIA SC grave had already been dug yet the Blue Devils escaped before South Carolina could bury them alive last night The gravedigger was Wake orest with its 16 13 victory over NC State yesterday af ternoon A Duke loss would have given the Atlantic Coast Conference championship to the Deacons But now the Blue Devils and the Deacons are tied with 5 1 records The Blue Devils responded with the vigor of men fighting for their lives coming from behind three times for a 42 38 victory over the Gamecocks at Carolina Stadium Now a vic tory over North Carolina next Saturday will give Duke the title A loss would give Wake the title Bosetti Stars Art Bosetti filling in for Injured Steve Jones was sparkplug scoring twice in fourth Quarter Bosetti finished the game with three scores and had 138 yards rushing on 42 carries Jones who pulled some leg muscles against Wake orest last week dressed for the game but did not see any action winning touchdown came with exactly two minutes left He piled over the middle for the score and David Pugh added his sixth extra point of the evening Curt Rawley threw Tommy Suggs for a loss on the first play after the kickoff Then Lanny Murdock intercepted pass sending the 42452 fans to the exits South Carolina entered the final quarter with a 31 28 ad vantage after a wild third peri od in which five touchdowns were scored The Blue Devils drove 70 yards early in the third period and took the lead for the second time Leo Hart highlighted the drive with four pass comple tions and Bosetti went around left end for five yards and the score Suggs Directs Suggs directed the Game cocks back in front two minutes later He passed 25 yards to Doug Hamrick at the 15 Tom my Simmons took it from there scoring from one yard out on the fourth play The third quarter was one of the wildest in ACC history Just about everything hap pened including a fight which emptied both benches The Blue Devils scored on a 29 yard nass from Hart to Chesson The the kick return specialist Dick Harris got into a pushing match with several Duke players when he was tackled on the sideline The shoving spree nearly broke into a full scale brawl near the Duke bench before officials and police could See Blue Devils Page B2 Col 8 Notre Dame Squeaks By Sentinel Staff Photos by rank Jones Ken Garrett eludes State defenders (upper left) and scores winning touchdown (right) as Deacons celebrate (lower left) Busted Play Nets Winning Score a Aak a ZA MA MA bection By Bob Hampton Journal and Sentinel Snorts Director Wake orest schemed and drilled all week on ways with which to beat State in a terribly crucial game So what happens? A busted play that nobody practices and usually results in disaster turned the trick yesterday But it worked and everything came up a 16 13 victory that gave the Deacs a temporary hold on first place and a possible Atlantic Coast Conference cham pionship But the latter possibility was delayed by Duke last night when it defeated South Carolina 42 38 A loss would have assured Wake of the title but the triumph left the decision in the hands of North Carolina next Saturday at Chapel Hill A Duke win would clinch the crown with a 6 1 record because Wake has com pleted its league schedule with 5 1 It will be one of those rare occasions when Wake fans root for the Tar Heels It was first down on the State 10 Quarterback Larry Russell started a run pass option play to the left State shut off the planned option and apparently had Russell trapped But Russell spotted Ken Garrett on the six yard line He flipped him a basketball type pass and Garrett twisted into the end zone with Van Walker hang ing on his back Apparently there was some question about whether Wake had ineligible receivers down field After mo ments of delay and with no instant replay available the officials signaled touchdown Pandemonium broke loose among the Deacons and their share of the overflow crowd of 31000 in Groves Stadium Nearly three minutes remained however for the doughty Wolfpack to pull it out But the meanest (to State) defensive Deac of the linebacker Ed botched things for the Wolfpack for the umpteenth time The 185 pound junior hit Paul Sharp so hard the State halfback coughed up the ball and safetyman Terry Kuharcheck recovered By the time State got the ball back too little time re mained for desperation passes to take away precious victory I 'a i ir I I Ir a ict up 7 rnj yy yyyy wXCZs ''VO WWMWmUH mmii fumin nwunHw a ik waw Xv WvT 1 fl I II fl Mu Ig a I I uez wy xvywiy 3 JMH 1' fflfl'WIHr TiimyJ TrJjr'L i jru s'z vxj 'A MWRiroirrni lawwnffi A ZA vaT A wb A Mt sy Mr Jtr WA i A 1MMI Wl aTnM liH i MBff KMnpnBni MJ JP BRSWSV XA''XMqMKfOMMHa jss a aw sK xxx'xxAY' i'x: IBT WggMffi MuM I mb jb bk8hbhkhkz mm imiin 1 yz AXiX Xv A aaMMWKVVZ swwvMMUWMftUUdaj sv yzsxsAW ywz xstx zvxy AsxATwsyvzAyAA aw AVA AvwwAcywAwwA XSSSMV'MwmnML MMM w'W aas aw ewy A PJA AZ MW A cva ww mwc wr If 1'1 1 sJ WSg I hl Ira yf1Mn t1 wMIffrm Hk mMML Jr Mr WB llaBaL WsKlHBiMIBMBmmnHmakin i 1 mY A 4Sr jHmTcu Jf yfMv 'iwlB UMJ SMPHB A MaHK UHI lffS3 4W El flb' BL 1 Xz Er 'rX' JlOP I aX xA A jgiHk TrjniriMfUfTnnn MHHkar 4v 4 a vxs sa Na vzWKBBPYxX a a'Y? xxr: A WPMMby at i 1 WMasg rx MtoWi 'CT? feKjsW £'x5hi' giiiii a Alr a vAvvA 1 1 xtk 5.