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Roger Ninth Inning Homer Gives Yankees 3 2 Win Over Cincinnati State Wins 21 14 Whips Carolina 27 0 Clemson Tiffers Roll i Wake orest 3 Bosher Cube Lead OK zw 7 21 Gabrltl ferr :1 Clemson 27 2W contest though 16 just 8 2 Wak 103 16 7 15 0 5 431 0 fram tram two games But it was a different story today With Bosher and quarterback Roman Gabriel lead ing the way State pounded Vir line for 162 yards in the second half and 223 for the game Even the combination of a sound running game and usual pinpoint passing seem to make matters much easier for the Wolfpack though The Cavaliers took charge on Gobrltl Cuono from boll from 20000 fans staying around almost to the end the Dukes had thrown for another touchdown (Rappold again) and picked up a safety for the final margin Soph Billy ut rell caught two of the scores It was a rugged affair as well as a weird one which saw amaz ing things happen such as missed kickoffs and forward laterals and the Duke cheer leaders riding into the place on an old fire truck Duke did pitch for three touch downs and Wake orest did not get one but the Deacons had sev 8 Roppoldnapped Rappold 13 27 0 0 (Arm Duke was forced Into the air Coach Bill Murray admitted after ward and 22 passes found 14 com pletions for 147 yards and three touchdowns Garner hit six for seven ran his total to 16 of 18 hard to beat the accuracy On the ground the Dukes gained 155 yards led by Red Burch and Joel Arrington Tn comparison Wake hit seven of 15 passes for 86 yards plus 103 rushing in taking its seventh straight defeat Alan White was the big gainer 47 yards on five carries nt Downi Rushing Yardagt Passing Yardagt Passes Passes Intercepted By Punts umbles Lest Yards Pencilled SCORING SUM" 7 The Deacons put the pressure on the favored rivals from the be ginning and this came from a fired up line which was headed by Bob Irwin Bill Hull and Larry Coker But when the Blue Devils went to their alternate not the No 2 unit please but the alternate one in modern football classification there was a marked difference The likes of Dave Dalton Ken Williams Dave Condon red Mc Collum and crew returned the pressure pound for pound and they were the ones who tipped the scales for the blue They capi talized on Deacon errors which they helped force and in the third and fourth periods they turned back the Deacons for keeps Duke 17 155 147 14 22 2 1 375 3 40 eral concentrated drives by land and by air Their final big one directed by Chuck Reiley play ing his best offensive game moved three first downs to the Duke 27 but two fullback dives into the pile lost the ball That came with five minutes left in the third quarter and the Dea con never threatened to victory after that even they passed to the Duke before the game ended HOW IT HAPPENED orest irst Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Posses Passes Intercepted By Punts umbles Lost Yards Pencilled SCORING SUMMARY orest 0 3 0 14 utrell Scores Pair On Catches Walker Boots or Deacons On Passing In ACC Tilt Clem ion 19 233 134 8 19 1 4441 1 0 BY IRWIN SMALLWOOD Associate Sports Editor KENAN STADIUM Chapel Hill Oct 7 Clem son junked the giveaway play today and substituted a relentless and precisioned attack that dashed asunder a week old Carolina victory bubble The Tigers who coughed up the football 11 times in their first two games losing seven of the fumbles and two bail games in the pro cess went over through and around the Tar Heels to the as tonishment and dismay of 26000 Carolina faithful who found the final 27 to 0 Clemson margin dif ficult to believe A Carolina team that a week ago confidently ran State College back to Raleigh a 27 22 loser could neither halt the Tigers nor dent the stubborn Clemson de fense Indeed the Tar Heels seldom slowed down the Clemson offense Clemson Line Halts Tar Heels from the 36 got a Garner Jim first at the Wake 37 rom here Reiley passed the Wakes into field goal position However on this drive Alan 33 yard scamper to the Duke 3 was partially annulled by holding penalty at the 10 but on the third play of the sec ond quarter Walker eked a per fect one straight from the 18 and Wake led 3 0 its first field goal in 13 games (since Clemson in 1959) Then the Wakes threw back the Dukes on a fourth down fake field goal pass taking over at the Wake 21 Wak nuk Walktr 29 yards utrell 4 pail from Garntr (Revn OIOI KICK) utrell 11 pan (Reynolds kick) Automatic lately Into end zone Crlsson 17 pall (Reynolds kick) 20 Odd BY SMITH BARRIER Sports Editor DUKE STADIUM Durham Oct Outcharged by the Demon Deacons of Wake orest through the first 21 minutes Blue Devils turned their eyes to the blue skies above and landed a 23 3 victory which be came the third straight in Atlantic Coast Conference football play Gil Garner the rifleman got the Dukes into the air for the first time taking full advantage of a Deacon mistake and a moment later Walt Rappold continued the barrage also turning a Wake or est sophomore error to Duke benefit That overcame a rugged 3 0 lead which Mickey Walker the newcomer from Mebane had en gineered for the Deacons and be fore the afternoon faded out with Michigan 10 7 14 Army 0 0 Story Page Virginia 15 119 101 11 20 1 8 31 0 55 Carolina 7 71 37 418 0 8 438 0 39 0 7 0 from 'T a 'j Sial Virginia 3 UVo Rawley 15 Bosher 37 pass (Shaffer kick) Rowley II Kroll I pass (Shaffer kick) UVa Menzor 7 oats (Ulehla pass from Cuotia) 14000 Wake orest got the early breaks thanks to a determined charge onto the field Riley grabbed Mark fumble at ihe Duke 33 but Walker missed this field goal try then Kent Martin fumble caused by hard tackle and threat was ended Aerial Attack Conquers Wake orest 23 To 3 Iowa fi 15 7 So Cal 0 1 1 6 Story Page 2 (Dally 5ew staff pholu by Ruy Matheilyi GARY BARNES Grabs TD Pass Over Tar Heels JOHN LOURNOY Left And WARD MARSLENDER But then came two miscues Sophomore Wally lob pass to the left was intercepted by Garner who then scooted 21 yards to the Wake 21 In five plays the rifleman had the touch down hitting soph Billy utrell (playing for the injured Dean Wright) up the middle a great job of threading the needle Bill Rey nolds kicked his first of three 7 3 On the kickoff Bridwell fumbled then tried to run out of the end zone and after the short punt Rappold hit Dave Unser ran (Continued on Page ive) olfpack BY TOM EINSTEIN Staff sport Writer SCOTT STADIUM Charlottes ville Va Oct Sophomore half back Carson Bosher returned pick up State lagging ground game but the Wolfpacl still had to fight off a spirited bunch of Virginia Cavaliers to take a 21 14 win here today Bosher playing his first game after a shoulder separation add ed new found zip to the Wolf pack ground game which had man aged a poor 86 yards in its first HOW IT HAPPENED MOIt 15 223 81 10 13 0 4 37 2 30 tally which struck for two aerial home run touchdowns the first half and then went the overland route for two more needless scores In the second half It was a classic reversal of statistical trends A Tar Heel defense which allowed State only seven yards rushing gave Clemson 207 and a Tiger defense which had allowed 314 passing yards in two games yielded only 27 overhead yards to the Tar Heels Carolina made only 71 yards rushing and fullback Bob Elliott got 46 of them Clem son got 134 passing an overall yardage advantage of 341 to 98 This told the story as clearly as the final score Carolina never advanced nut side its own 43 yard line until already behind 0 14 and when the Tar Heels finally did make threatening gestures at the Clem son goal only the spirit was will ing The body refused to move The game however did not escape absolute recovery for the Tar Heels until the early minutes of the fourth quarter when Clem son after stopping Carolina at the 16 on downs marched to a 21 0 TD with the aid of 36 yards in one a pass interference call which left some doubt in the minds of the partisans Clemson added its fourth TE with third stringers doing most of (Continued on Page Six) Rappold Garner Throw TD Passes 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600 California 0 7 7 Story Page Mich St 0 7 7 Stanford 003 Story Page 3 22 Oe opening kickoff and scored 0 20 frst on a Boal by Bob Row ley and were pushing State at the I end before a sunbaked home com 0 10 ing crowd of 15000 which saw' 0 0 v'rfhnia come tantalizingly close ito an upset Atlantic Coast Con jferencc win But in the middle 22 0 waa State's attack particular a which 53 yard dash by Bosher dominated The Wolfpack got its usual fine I 17jeffort from Gabriel who threw a Wpair of touchdown passes and con Inected on six straight aerials in second half after missing his first one or the day Gabriel hit 0 0 10 of 13 passes for 81 yards and added 39 yards on the ground in 11 carries 1 Bosher still being used spar jingly ran for 72 yards in seven carries and was on the receiving 1 1 fend of three Gabriel passes for 48 yards the first one a 37 yard 1 'soaring beauty which put the Wolfpack ahead at the time 7 3 3J in the first quarter Gabriel also 0 2 tossed to Dennis Knoll for an (Continued on Page ive) IT Blanchard Gets Pinch HR New York Takes 2 1 Lead In Series Purkey Victim BY JACK HAND CINCINNATI Oct 7 to Roger Maris the Babe broke out of a shock ing 0 for 10 World Series slump with a ninth inning home run today that gave the New York Yankees a 3 2 victory over Cin cinnati and a 2 1 edge after three games The muscular blond who slammed 61 homers during the regular season had been able to hit only one ball out of the infield until he lashed a long drive into the right field bleach ers off Bob Purkey leading off the ninth of a tie ball game It was the first time the and boys had shown their power against the National League champs Mickey Mantle the other half finally played after missing the first two games because of an abscess on his right hip but he went hitless in four trips Purkey deserved a better fate The big right hander with the butterfly knuckler and wide variety of pitches had a no hitter for 4 13 innings and a three hitter for seven innings before the power struck with a pinch homer by Johnny Blanchard in the eighth and blow in the ninth Scrappy Cincinnati led at various stages 1 0 and 2 1 and continued to pour on the pres sure in the ninth against Luis Arroyo the winner and last of three Yankee pitchers With one out in the home half of the ninth and an enthusiastic Crosley ield crowd a 32589 yelling for a rally pinch hitter Leo Cardenas drilled a long double high off the score board in left center field Three or four feet to the right and it would have sailed out of the park for a tying home run It was hit off this 51 foot high board instead of over the 18 foot wall that runs the rest of the way In left and center ball smashed into the board and bounced back so that Yogi Berra was able to re turn it in time to hold the Cuban infielder to a double He died on second when both pinch hitters Dick Gemert and Gus Bell grounded out Bell bashed a one hopper at Arroyo who pounced on the ball as it bounced off his glove and threw to first for the final out The horns a ere being adjusted to measure ments when he came through with the big blow He was the only hitless Yankee regular and it appeared the season long homer pressure had taken Its toll However he hit a 2 1 pitch about 10 rows back into those right field bleachers called "the in Cincin nati Cincinnati crashed through for a run off Bill Stafford in the third inning with the help of an error Elio Chacon the Reds' speed demon second baseman beat out a bunt to the right of the plate for a single and went to second when Stafford throw was wild Two outs later rank Robin son the big slugger snapped out of his batting slump and rammed a double of! the wall in left Chacon scored easily with the first run on this bright summery afternoon It was Robinson first series hit after seven futile trips With Purkey rolling along easily that run looked bigger and bigger The Yanks finally got to Purkey for a hit in the fifth a double by Elston How ard high off the center field fence Except for a collision between right fielder Robinson and sec ond baseman Chacon in short right field Purkey might have had a shutout through seven in nings Tony Kubek opened the seventh with a single to center With one out Purkey's third pitch to Mantle got away from rookie catcher John Edwards The ball rolled into the Cincy dugout and Kubek took second After Mantle fanned Berra lofted a fly ball into short right Robinson came in and Chacon went back beyond the normal range of a second baseman fi nally getting his glove on the ball just as Robinson crashed into him Both went down and the ball rolled on the grass Kubek scoring the tying run Cincinnati bounced right back when Edwards lined a double to the right field corner and scored on Eddie single to center Once again Yankee strategy backfired for Manager Ralph Houk who ordered pinch hitter Jerry Lynch walked with first base open and chose to have Stafford pitch to Kasko (Continued on Page Two) Li IE.