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Dodd substantially Dodd said that greater speed and prob ably more good athletes were the ingre dients that whipped the Commodores I certainly want the score to be like it he emphasized defense had them hemmed up and we got some quick scores We had some people in there late in the game who even know all of the offense It was just one of those days when everything went well thought Coach Green had them well prepared and their line was certainly our equal in the first half But it's just a fact that we had more football players and that was the Turning to defense it was hard for the Tech boss to restrain a smile It was the second straight game without a TD for the opposition and Dodd was searching for ways to thank his new defensive chief Bud Carson defense gave us field position all he commented have to give most of the credit to them for their overall play It's difficult to play sixty minutes of foot ball and make only one defensive mistake But we did that this One of the key defenders cited by Dodd was Haven Kicklighter who has lived rather anonymously in the shadow of Bill Eastman and Sammy Burke think Vandy may have wanted to test Haven some today so small and give the appearance of being rugged enough But he was in the right spot today There were some fine individual ef forts on his And that statement might apply to everyone on the Tech side Staff Charles Jackson (18) ATER HE LETS GO BALL Complete to Baynham (25) to HERES WHtr HAPPENS TO KLNG King But Pass Best in the Nation By MICKEY McCarthy Constitution Assistant Sports Editor Bobby Dodd talked for a spirited 20 minutes Saturday on the successful 42 0 knockout of Vanderbilt by his sudden heavyweight Georgia Tech football teamnd he split the 20 minutes right down the 10 minutes for Kim King and the offense and 10 minutes for the defense Maybe because an old quarterback himself Tennessee vintage Dodd first ex plored the startling Saturday afternoon that King enjoyed boy has played a lot of good football games for us in the past but I sincerely believe today may have been his beM Dodd said drive he took us on was well organized and the play calling was ex ceptional He exploited their weaknesses and exposed them to our best attacks just recently has added some thing to his stock and being able to pick out the second receiver He now has a picture of the whole field and he taking advantage of it is one of the best passers had in the last eight or 10 years here I may have had some better in the past but this boy also is a top runner That makes him doubly dangerous and makes our foot ball team that much better now rank him as one of the best quarterbacks in college The slim lefty now a confident junior attempted 24 passes and hit on 17 dropped a few that Kim had right on interjected Dodd think he overthrew but once or twice all glad to get that one said King as he left the field gave me a lot of protection today and our backs sure ran well And of course the defense was King got able assistance from his understudy Larry Good who turned demon rimnintr nr nacsiniT feel a lot better about him said Dodd has Vandy Curtin (64) Tackles DODD SAID IT III I I a 3 A I A I fl Ml COMES ROM BEHIND I Duke Overcomes Tough Pitt 14 7ft PITTSBURGH ullback Jay Calabrese rambled 14 yards for a third quarter touchdown Saturday bringing Duke a come from behind 14 7 victory over upset minded Pitt Calabrese used sparingly as tailback Jake Devonshire domi nated the Blue Devils offense broke from the grasp of several would be tacklers to complete a 56 yard drive tThat was the only touchdown Duke's offense could manage against Pitt which last week yielded 57 points to UCLA The Blue Devils first score came on a 49 yard punt return by Andy Beath Duke now 2 0 had to battlegainst their own mistakes and an aggressive Pitt defense which recovered two fumbles foside its own 30 and intercepted a pass in the end zone all in foe first half Pitt which scrimmaged three times in practice this week in an attempt took 7 0 lead in the first quarter 5n a 72 yard march from the gpening kickoff Mike Raklewicz bulled over YARDSTICK Duke PUt 19 17 214 105 50 105 6 9 15 30 3 1 5 40 5 34 2 0 27 88 WVU Victorious MORGANTOWN WVa (AP) Virginia tailback tandem of Garrett ord and Steve Edwards led the Mountaineers to a 24 13 South ern Conference football victory over William and Mary Satur day ord scored two touchdowns and rushed for 182 yards as WVU picked up its first victory to even its record at 1 1 Ed wards rushed for 57 yards in 10 carries as ord's replacement irst downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes Intercepted Punts umbles lost Yards penalized from the two on the 14th play for the Panthers score Duke's first two offenses were thwarted by fumbles that were forced by the gang tackling Pan thers William and Mary 0 7 0 West Vircinia 7 10 0 ord 1 run tKinder kickl uller 1 run (McGuire kick) Sine 7 pass from Dizon (hinder kick Kinder 32 ord 1 run (Kinder kick) uller 3 run (pass failed) Attendance 30000 Staff Billy Downs rHry '5 'St' a Sn 'T' Mi JL 'll'uSS i WMm 1 1 wr JET SUDDEN STOP ON ONE YARD LINE Tech's Good Picked Up Two Then Picked Up Bob Dyer recovered the first for Pitt at its own 29 and Paul Jillian recovered one at the five just before the end of the quarter Pitt was attempting to play it by punting on third down hut Beath fielded the low kick at the 49 cut to his UCLA Uses Beban's Magic To Smash Syracuse 31 12 tight and headed up the sideline for first touedown buke 0 7 7 6 14 fttt 7 0 0 7 BaMewict 2 run (Heit kick) Beath 49 punt return (Matheson Calabrese 14 run (Matteson 4dck) Attendance 24584 Missouri 0 7 0 14 21 7 7 0 0 14 Till Pinder 3 Ain (Stota kick) JU Huston 5 run Stotz kick) itO Dennv 0 ntn (Bates kick) MO Koobtink 1 run (Bates Mck) MO Wbitaker 69 pan intercepuoa (Bates kick) Attendance 55378 Missouri Tops Illinois 21 14 i CHAMPAIGN Ill (AP) Two pass interceptions one be ing returtned 60 yards for a touchdown by Jim Whitaker tallied Missouri in the last quar ter for a 21 14 intersectional football triumph over Illinois Saturday Whitaker a senior defensive Jialfback from Kansas City stole Dean aerial in the final three minutes of the game and raced down the side lines unmolested Bill Bates add ed his extra point and the tigers who rattled Minnesota 24 0 last week registered (heir second victory over a Big Ten team 7 Two minutes later it looked bs if Missouri would go ahead after a poor Illini punt but field goal try from the 14 was wide SYRACUSE NY Quarterback Gary Beban manufactured three touchdowns in the space of five minutes in the second period and Ray Armstrong returned a punt 62 yards for another score in the third as second ranked UCLA crushed Syracuse 31 12 Saturday in a soggy intersectional football game Held to 12 yards in nine car ries in the opening half Syra celebrated loyd Little redeemed himself with two scores in the final half one a four yard run and the other on a spectacular 65 yard punt re and tied the late Ernie career record of 5 touchdowns for the Orangemen The double threat Beban who led his team to a crushing 57 14 triumph over Pittsburgh in the opener last week scored first touchdown from the four set up the second with Oregon Overcomes IOWA CITY Iowa (AP) Aroused Oregon State took only four plays to ring up a touch down added 10 more points dur ing the first half then held determined but error plagued Iowa at bay for a 17 3 inter sectional football victory here Saturday The Beavers bouncing back from a 41 0 stinging from Mich igan the week before turned loose a bevy of speedy backs that ripped through small young line with ease Orerna State 7 10 0 lBa 3 0 0 OS Grim 59 rua (Hazcaid kick) Icxa jrdersoii 33 fieid roal Brothers 6 run Mck) Haerard 30 field roal 43000 a 49 yard pass to Harold Busby and hit Busby again with a 13 yard pass on the goal line mo ments later Earlier in the second period before either team had scored Beban had a 46 yard scoring pass to Busby called back be cause of a penalty Kurt Zim merman place kicker converted after each of the touchdowns and contributed a 32 yard field goal in the third quarter VCLA 0 21 10 Syracuse 0 0 6 6 12 Beban 4 run (Zimmerman kick) Purdy 2 run (Zimmerman kick) Busby 13 pass from Beban (Zimmerman kick) Zimmerman 32 Armstrong 62 punt return (Zim merman kick) Little 4 run (pass failed) Litle 65 punt return (pass failed) Attendance 35000 Army Rolls 14 0 WEST POINT NY (AP) Army overcame Holy unexpectedly stubborn football team Saturday 14 0 by virtue of two swift marches sparked by Mark Hamilton and Charlie Jar vis Tliree pass interceptions by Holy Cross blunted the Army attack and so balanced were the defenses that the two teams punted a total of 23 times first touchdown in the second period coming after Holy Cross had dominated most YARDSTICK irst downs Huslunz yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted Punts umlbes lost Yards penalizedr ICLA Syracuse 11 11 K5 41 178 106 7 10 10 19 3 0 5 35 6 44 1 2 72 27 fc of the play was scored on a 65 yard nine play march the high light of which was a 30 yard pass from sophomore Jim Toole to Terry Young Hamil ton who contributed several first downs on plunges carried over from the one In the waning moments of the fourth period Army added its final touchdown set up when Jim Bevans intercepted Jack pass on the Holy Cross 40 One of the most spectacular defensive plays of the game probably saved Army from a touchdown With the Cadets stopped on their own 33 in the first Nick Kurilko went back to punt The pass from center soared over his head into the end zone Ku rilko ran back and with three Holy Cross tacklers converging on him kicked out from just behind his own goal line to the Army 43 Cross Holy Cross 0 0 0 Army 0 7 0 Hamilton 1 ran (Lindell kick) Armv Jarvis 1 run (Lindell kick) Attendance 234)00 TRIBUTE TO TECH Green: 'Defense Got Al! Over Us' By MICKEY McCarthy Constitution Assistant Sports Editor Nice guys do finish last Jack Green knew that kind of feel ing late Saturday afternoon Walking wearily off Grant field carrying the burden of a 42 0 defeat Vanderbilt's Green paid a gracious and deserved tribute to Georgia Tech were a great football team out there today Maybe the best Tech team I have ever seen Their defense got all over us and we didn't help ourselves in that third quarter Our gener osity was something to behold thought we did a good job in the first half and we were in the ball game just like we ex pected Then the dogfight was over We lost our poise and they took advantage of every mistake we made And we made a lot of them THOUGHT we had a good game plan and I would stick by it if we had to play them again I did think we would be able to run better on them but that de fense just didn't give us a chance looked at them on film and we knew what to expect But when you play football like they did today then no way to be stopped will be better days for us closed Green with a wry grin have to play a team like Georgia Tech every The Vanderbilt dressing room reflected the loss and the point spread Bill Healy an All America at Tech in the 1940s consoled his son Chip The young Healy a sophomore starting his first game stood back in a corner of the dress ing room and carefully weighed the disaster I thought we would play better I know we can and we better start soon But Tech deserves a lot of credit They've got so many good athletes really surprised me with his running I knew he was a great passer but also a tough man to handle when he runs And Snow you say too much about him thing that really sur prised me was their offensive line They opened some big holes and really passed out some Gary Davis the California Golden Boy was not as talka tive as Healy made mis takes and got beat all I have to And the way it was on the short end of 42 points Villanova Soph Overruns Toledo VILLANOVA Pa (AP) rank Boal Villanova sopho more halfback from Pittsburgh helped overrun the University of tough defense in a 20 11 upset victory in Villanova Stadi um The 5 foot 9 170 pound Boal gained more than 230 yards with 68 yards from scrimmage 76 yards on two punt returns and 83 yards on kickoff returns John Kolmer scored two touchdowns for Villanova Toledo 2 Il Villanova 0 7 4 Tol Buchs 24 Koln)r 1 run (Cas kirk) Ctxla'ki 12 pass from BellotH (kirk failed) tol Burch 75 pasa from Schroder (Moss pass from Schreider) Kolmer recovered tumble ta end zone Attendance 7M7 A 4 Blitz Snarls i Virginia Bid Clemson QB Connects On 3 TD Strikes 40 35 By CHARLIE ROBERTS Atlanta Journal Constitution Staff Writer CLEMSON No Virginia fat rank Howard with the ruddy round face won't play Santa Claus even when his Clemson Tigers do the gift wrapping for him the Charlie Roberts Clemson University launched 27th season as head football coach by fumbling ball away five times and stum fl niing into 18 deficit be fore an unbe believing 36000 sunbat ati Cle Me 1 mortal Stadium! Saturday after noon But the Tig 1 ers taking a cue1 from record shattering pass ing performance by Virginia's Bob Davis put on a spectacular aerial blitz of their own to out rocket the Cavaliers 40 35 in one of the wildest scorations in fegl Atlantic Coast Conference his tory Davis out to break heart by pitching the Cavaliers to their first victory in 10 starts against the Country Gentlemen broke only the records as Jimmy Addison loosed three aerial bombs good for 283 air yards and three Clemson touchdowns THE GAME ran the gamut from the improbable to the im possible as the Tigers scored in every quarter and George Blackburn's Cavaliers in each of the first three When it was done Davis who set an ACC record by having an arm or leg in 58 plays against Georgia Tech last year had taken part in 55 plays and erased numerous passing stand ards by hitting on 26 of 48 passes for 312 yards that in cluded touchdown strikes of 36 and 27 yards to rank Quayle The 6 2 195 pound senior quar terback out of Neptune NJ also ran' seven keepers for 40 yards and struck paydirt three times in person on romps of six 11 and one yards BUT ALL that offense went (or naught when A di cranked up and drove the Tigers for three touchdowns in the last 15 minutes and 17 seconds Howard explained it best in the post mortem: don't think ever seen a Clemson team come back like that group of gentlemen The 6 0 163 pound junior sharpshooter from airfax Ala 4 525 6611 WAIT! DIAL MISS MUSTANG WALKER KICKED it to 40 35 with 3:49 left but Clemson still had to make it stick It wasn't easy Clemson 4 I Virginia 7 14 14 0 35 Rogers 37 pass from Addison (kick failed) Davis 6 run (Hill kick) Gore 2 run (kick failed) Clemson Liberature 66 punt return (kick failed) Quayle 36 pass from Dans (Hill kick) Davis 11 run (Hill kick) Davis 1 Sneak (Hill kick) Quavle 27 pass from Davis (Hill kick) Bell 11 pas from Addison (Ad dison run) Jackson 2 Dive (Walker kick) Jackson 75 pass from Ad dison (Walker kick) who fired true 12 of 19 times for his 283 yards daylong first hit Phil Rogers with a 37 yard scor ing pass in the first' quarter Then with time running outi in the third a hit Wayne Bell for an 11 yard touchdown after zeroing in Bell for 16 yards and Rogers for 13 and 32 along the scoring path ADDISON gambled and ran for a two point conversion him self to leave Clemson trailing 26 33 with 17 seconds left thus setting the stage for a' super climactic ending' UU 'U Clemson sensing kill started from its 20 after a punt and needed two big plays to put the winning points on the board after one ground play was a loser Addison added six points to the Clemson totals with an 11 yard fling to Rogers and a win ning 75 yard bomb to Jackson Jackson hauled in the pitch 45 yards out and hightailed it home tailed by two frantic blue jer sied pursuers Vlrrlnla 26 4 413 1 76 YARDSTICK Clemson irst Downs 21 Rushing Yardage 159 Passing Yardace 3J5 Passing 1321 Passes Intercepted 1 Punting 1 460 umbles Lost 5 Yards Penalized 55 WAIT! DIAL MISS MUSTANG.