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ield Goal with Two Seconds Left Wins ACC Title Duke Topples North Carolina 6 3 audience watched the The victory wrapped up the At Most Exciting inish Yet Tar No Bids for Duke Yet 96 38 75 Caro Paladins See Bowl Hopes ade 35 6 Clemson Socks urman left to play to tie the score 3 3 A crowd of 41000 and a regional no Duke North Caro in the long series has finish for a coached" Murray said watching his ship for the Blue Devils for the second year in a row I Murray told sports writers he felt were going to win I felt we had the best team but it was beginning to look like we going to The victory sixth sonal foul penalty set up the game winning field goal With time run ning out Tar Heel quarterback Ray arris flipped a pass intend ed for Ward Marslender Wright grabbed the ball bn 20 and raced to North 44 The holding penalty moved the ball to the 29 where Reynolds booted the field goal Duke had been frustrated in several scoring attempts The Blue Devils drove to North Car 15 25 40 and 24 during the first half Then in the third period quarterback Walt Rappold line Murray declined to single out any players for particular praise Duke's place kicking specialist Lili Reynolds of Charleston Va booted a 32 yard field goal late in the louth period to tie the score 3 3 Then he kicked the game winning goal from North 29 after halfback Dean Right had intercepted a pass Murray said he thought Duke safety man Jay Wilkinson should have signaled for a fair catch of a punt in the second period Sav Tar Heel players bore down on Wilkinson and he fumbled the ball when he was hit by guard Duff Greene Duke 20 UNC 10 200 7 2 7 2 6 43fi Duke reportedly has received feelers from sponsors of bowls not considered in the top bracket but Cameron would not identify them although he said there have been queries from bowl groups Duke clinched the Atlantic Coast Conference itle Saturday with a 6 3 victory over North Carolina that brought the Duke record to 63 with one game remaining against Notre Dame here Dec 2 DURHAM NC was the most exciting team that ever Duke Coach Bill this Saturday after Blue Devils defeat North Carolina 3 3 on a field goal with two sec onds remaining North Carolina Coach Jim Hick ey said "It was one of the hard est games ever Hickey added real proud of our team but disappointed we win I felt several things went against us" led a drive from 22 to the North Carolina 6 inch line A recovered fumble set up North Carolina's three pointer Duke safety man Jay Wilkinson took a punt and was hit a vicious tackle by guard Duff Greene jar ring the fall loose Tar Heel end Conrad Sloop recovered on the 15 Then on fourth down Elliott kicked the 29 yard field goal North Carolina 3 a Duke 000 Elliott 29 EG Reynolds 32 Reynolds 39 41 noo television game Perhaps lna game had a more thrilling finish North Carolina had gone ahead in the second period on a 29 yard field goal by fullback Bob Elliott The 'J ar Heels came up with a tremen dous third period goal line stand that stopped Duke on the 6 inch line Reynolds failed on two field goal attempts in the first half One of DURHAM NC (AP) The Duke University football team has received no firm offer from any major post season bowl game sponsoring group Duke Athletic Director Eddie Cameron said Sat urday night a matter of fact the Duke official family and the team feel rather lukewarm about playing in a bowl this season Cameron aoded them was from the North hna 22 and the other from the 32 It was Dukes sixth victory against three losses and it en hanced the Blue chances of a post season bowl bid A pass interception by halfback Dean Wright and a 15 yard per Reynolds a junior from Charleston WVa kicked a 32 irst downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes 13 25 Passes intercepted by ''4 225 ruiiitHVs JOSt Yards penalized DURHAM NC (AP) Half Carolina Saturday 1 tacK Din neynoius oooiea a ura matic 39 yard field goal with only lantic Coast Conference champion yard field goal with minutes seconds remaining 10 give dukc a 6 3 victory over arch rival North against three defeats improved good The tl Blue chances of get Heels stopped four plays into the ng a post season bowl bid es line and took over on their 6 inch pecially since it gave them the Atlantic Coast Conference cham pionship Earlier this week an Orange Eowl official said his group would be watching the outcome of the game However Murray and Duke Ath letic Director Eddie Cameron said taey had received no feelers from the Orange Bowl Murray was asked whether he called the plans from the bench in the third period when Duke was on North 5 yard line with first down and poal to go He replied he did not They were called by quarterback Gil Garner and Murray said they were fit? JjmI 'J tfflB I 1 3 1 Ik BOB ELLIOTT GETS ROUGH TREATMENT Duke Players Press Tor Heel Bock (AP Wirephoto) Clarendon Aims or Title riday ast Clarendon announced Sat urday that its Class state cham pionship game against Swansea will be played riday night at Camden Both teams have similar 10 2 season records The two losses Swansea suffered were to Bates burg Leesville and Saluda East Clarendon lost to Lake City 21 0 and Lamar 19 0 Coach Eugene Hall said yester day that his team was in good physical condition for the cham urman Silent On Bowl Hopes GREENVILLE SC (AP) ur man football coach Bob King said Saturday night he had nothing new to report on the post season bowl chances of his team and probably would not have for a couple of days pionship game East Clarendon suffered several key losses in mid season but the Turbeville subs have filled the gaps well In almost every game recently East Clarendon has come from be hind to win Last Thursday they stopped St Matthews in the Lower State championship game OTHER PEE DEE area team Lake View will make arrange ments at noon Sunday in Columbia for the Class A state champion ship game Lake View officials will meet with the officials from Honea Path to decide where the title game will be played The date will probably be either Thursday or riday North Augusta will make ar rangements with Clinton for the date and site of the Class Double A title game Cameron won the Class state title riday night with a 31 0 win over St Stephen Jim barrage of touchdowns winning each 142 in 50 MORNING NEWS ports THE LORENCE MORNING NEWS Sunday November 19 1961 1 Collegiate ootball Scores By West Virginia 9 tie 9 To Whip Arkansas State 28 6 0 to 2 Quantico 14 0 0 Rock 8 0 Bowl Offers Given Sun 17 pass interception run (Gilgo kick' Bowl Bids i GH go 1 Montreal 4 New York 4 tie) closed out Southern champion a 7 3 record and left 6 6 0V 3 4 452 Saturday's Hockey Results NATIONAL LEAGUE lanta Journal Constitution report ed Saturday night A dispatch from Birmingham Ala said it was known Gator Bowl officials were interested in Tech and members of the bowl day Is 4 5 The largest crowd in the history cf the long series between the ATLANTA Georgia Tech was officially extended an invita tion to play in the Gator Bowl be fore the end of the Tech Alabama football game Saturday the At Prior to the game urman en tertained hopes of a bid to either the Sun or Tangerine post season bowl games The loss ended ur regular season with a 7 3 record Clemson which finishes against North Carolina State next Satur fore urman crossed the goal line three times late in the game against third stringers Penalties nullified two of the efforts how ever two of which went dead on ft urman 5 was called back because of a hold ing penalty Two plays later ur man fullback Tom Campbell took a screen pass from Canty and rtced 90 yards to another appar ent score but it too was nulli ed by a penalty Barnes returned a punt 71 yards to 10 in the most spec trcular play of the game that counted It set up sec ond touchdown scored by Scru dato Clemson 23 206 212 Princeton Retains Ivy Title Chances PRINCETON (AP) Princeton kept alive its hopes of an Ivy League title tie Saturday by thumping Yale 26 16 with Pete Porietis a sophomore tailback at the controls Porietis taking over when both Greg Riley and Hugh MacMillan were injured in earlier games ran 44 yards for one touchdown and threw a 4 yard TD pass to end Hank Large for another Princeton completely dominated the first 20 minutes of the game the 84th meeting of these ancient rivals and rolled to a 18 0 lead at half time Texas Christian 6 Texas 0 Arkansas 21 Southern Methodist 7 Baylor 3L Air orce 7 Rice 21 Texas 7 Louisville 20 North Texas 0 Sam Houston State 9 Lamar Tech 7 Arlington Tex 27 Southwestern Okla 0 Ariz State Coll 33 Eastern New Mexico 14 SC (AP) ur coach Bob King told he racked up 86 yards Whaley also clinched the Southern Confer ence total offense title with 1 030 yards for the season Arkansas State rolled up liberal yardage between the 20s but the Cadets closed the door to them each time they threatened until center Billy Joe Turner intercept ed a Citadel pass and ran 31 yards for the lone Indian touchdown The Cadets capped an 80 yard march in the second period when Whaley threw 24 yards to end Charlie Brendel for the first score Bill Gilgo kicked the first of four extra points After watching Turner close the gap to 7 6 the Cadets poured it on in the fourth period They moved 68 yards early in the quarter with third string full back Nick DiLoreto powering in from the three Just moments later halfback Bobby Crouch ran 72 yards with a State punt for the third touchdown With four minutes left defen sive ace Bucky Sharpe came into pra Basketball Results NBA Detroit 119 Chicago 112 Los Angeles 103 Boston 101 CLEMSON SC (AP) Clem handily 35 6 son swamped urman's football I Scoring on both runs and passes upset hopes Saturday under a Clemson built up a 35 0 lead be state rivals 30000 shivered degree temperature as Clemson took its 19th consecutive victory yard goal crossing play that over the Paladisn Clemson quarterbacks Parker and Joe Anderson threw 17 yard touchdown passes Parker to halfback Harry Pavi lack and Anderson to halfback Gary Barnes Anderson scored on a 15 yard run Barnes on a 16 jard dash and fullback Ron Scru dato on a 7 yard charge Interceptions of Clemson passes by Danny Donovan and Ed lynn and Walter recovery of a Tiger fumble hlped urman limit Clemson scoring to two touchdowns in the first half urman 0 la Clemson 7 7 14 Clem Anderson 15 run (Armstrong kick) Scrudato 7 run (Armstrong kick) Barnes 16 (pass failed) Pavilack 17 pass from Partar (Pavilack pass from Parker 17 pass from Anderson (ArmatHBS kick) Canty 3 ran (pals failed) 30000 CHARLESTON (AP) avored Citadel sluggish for ihree quarters chopped Arkansas State to pieces with three final period touchdowns Saturday for a 28 6 homecoming victory before 14000 The win Conference season with the Cadets in the running for bids to the Tangerine or Aviation bowls the game for the first time on offense and heaved a 61 yard touchdown pass to soph end Vince Tetno to complete the rout It was The biggest scoring outburst of the year Whaley's 86 yard total topped all ground gainers for the day as he closed out his career Halfback Allan Stolt of Arkansas State led his team with 56 yards in 7 car ries Penalties and two lost fumbles stopped Arkansas State inside The Citadel 10 on three occasions once on the Cadet 2 The visitors rolled up 212 yards on the ground and 265 yards in total offense but couldn't crack a stubborn Cadet defense led by guard Gene Dice when they had opportunities to score Arkansas State Citadel Brendle 24 go kic) Turner 31 3 failed) DeLoreto 3 78 run (Gilgo kick) QTTetno 61 pass from Sharpe kick) The Associated Press East Michigan State 21 Northwestern 13 Ohio State 22 Oregon 12 Miami Ohio 7 Cincinnati 3 Michigan 23 Iowa 14 Notre Dame 17 Missouri 27 Kansas State 9 Wisconsin 55 Illinois 7 Minnesota 10 Purdue 7 Colorado 7 Nebraska 0 Jcwa State 27 Tulsa 6 ar West New Mexico 20 Colorado State Washington 17 UCLA 13 Oregon State 35 Brigham Young Idaho 16 Montana 14 Washington State 30 Stanford 0 Kansas 53 California 7 Adams State Colo 23 Colorado Minea Whitworth 54 Western Montana 0 Utah State 17 Utah 6 0 0 6 0 7 0 pass from Whaley (Gil (kick Maryland State 40 Shaw 15 Louisiana State 14 Miss State 6 Woffnrd 20 Carolina 20 (tie? Tampa 14 Appalachian 0 East Tenn State 27 Newberry 21 Southwest URMAN PUNTER GETS KICK But Jokn Tew Amost Stopped It (AP Wirephoto) Ohio Wesleyan Denison 0 Oklahoma State 28 Houston 24 Dayton 23 Wichita 12 Muskingum 32 indlay 0 Ohio 20 Western Michigan 20 Wittenberg 77 Wayne State 0 Wooster 22 Oberlin 7 Case 21 Western Reserve 20 Buller 26 Washington Mo 7 Depauw 20 Wabash 7 Hillsdale 24 Heidleberc Ohio 7 Bowling Green 20 Southern Illinois Grove City 22 Hiram 8 Murray Ky 22 Southeast Mo 7 South State 38 South Carolina 14 Maryland 10 Wake forest 7 Camp LeJeune Marines 19 Marines 0 Kentucky 9 Xavier Ohio 0 The Citadel 28 Arkansas State 6 Clemson 35 urman 6 Hampden Sydney 13 Randolph Macon 6 Quarterback Bill Canty plunged fcr three yards for luuvfiuunii Mniuvinus IV U1C snui If ftiit gun formation Canty passed to i Ed(Je eep halfback Tonv Carmienani nn the hole with his long punts Duke 6 North Carolina 3 Auburn 10 Georgia 7 Miss Southern 12 lorida State Mississippi 24 Tennessee 10 Alabama 10 Georgia Tech 0 Tennessee A A I 14 Kentucky State 19 lorida 46 Southern Univ 9 Western Carolina 26 Guilford Washington St Lee 30 rederick 0 isk 20 Morehouse 8 Otterbein 50 Centre 14 Miss College 42 Sewanee 6 lorence Ala 17 Tenn Martin 14 Carson Newman 29 Maryville Tenn I Scutheastern La 19 Northwestern La 0 Elizabeth City NC 12 Hoyard DC 6 Livingstone NC 14 Knoxville Wirston Salem Teachers 57 St Paul's King Moans 'Too Tough' CLEMSON man football Clemson Coach rank Howard just a little too tough for after Clemson beat urman here today 35 6 Howard agreed He sad later in the dressing room has a good team but really I think in the same league with Commenting on the Clemson per formance Howard said think we looked good today We didn't play good football The players gave a good effort but they as sharp as I like to Howard said that he and his players had received a lot of during the week He said the letters purported to come from urman players I don't think they had anything to i do with it urman probably got 1 some just like we did i that kind of stuff should be stopped I don't think its good for the I and an outside chance to the Bowl against Villanova Senior quarterback Bill Whaleyet new school records in total offense and passing yardage as Tna I i AIiia I a a a a ar a a a a iiujnurf Virginia a a Pittsburgh lu Southern California 13 Virginia 3 Boston College 10 Boston 7 I Harvard 21 Brown 6 I Penn State 34 Holy Cross 14 Columbia 37 Penn 6 Oklahoma 14 Army 8 Dartmouth 15 Cornell 14 Westminster 14 Juniata 7 Rutgers 26 Colgate 6 Toledo 15 Temple 14 Carnegie Tech 34 Wash 1 Jeff Princeton 26 Yale 16 Williams 12 Amherst 0 Western Maryland 30 Johns Hopkins Southern Conn 33 American Kings Point 21 Bridgeport 8 Post 16 Kings Pa 0 Buckneli 22 Delaware 14 Lebanon Valley 15 Penn Military Massachusetts 9 New Hampshire 7 Geneva Pa 26 Marietta Ohio 20 Rochester 37 RPI 0 Jchn Carroll 6 Hobart 0 Hamilton 26 Union 21 Wagner 21 Upsala 0 Marshall Va 20 Eastern Kentucky inknity conn 42 Wesleyan 14 Connecticut 3 Rhode Island Va Wesleyan 30 Bethany Swarthmore 34 Haverford 6 West Chester Pa 21 Slipper Muhlenberg 33 Moravian 8 Dickinson 27 Drexel 8 Lehigh 17 Lafayette 14 Hofstra 28 Springfield 0 Thiel Pa 35 Allegheny Pa 22 Albright 46 ranklin A Marshall Midwest CLEMSON SC (AP) Statistics of the urman Clemson football game: rurmaB irst downs 10 Rushing yardage 71 Passing yardage 132 Passes 13 29 Passes intercepted by 4 Punts 382 umbles lost Penalties 115 III' rw 1 jb bb jwi! SWL: I Jit 'J lllll Ark State Citadel irst downs 16 17 Rushing yardage 212 146 Passing yardage 53 13 Passes 8 22 6 16 Passes intercepted by 2 2 Punts 4 303 4 34 3 umbles lost 2 2 Yards penalized 50 0 Roman Gabriel Passes State To 38 14 Rouf of South Carolina Considered By Citadel CHARLESTON SC (AP) The Citadel Saturday rejected a bid to the new Aviation Bowl at Dayton Ohio and said it would decide next week whether to accept a bid to the Tangerine Bowl at Or lando la Coach Eddie Teague said both bowrl bids had been in hand sever al days No announcement was made pending The final game of the season a 28 6 victory today over Arkansas State Teague said members of the Ca det football team would vote early next week on the Tangerine bid Die Citadel Southern Confer ence champs and 7 3 for the sea son played and defeated Tennes see Tech 27 7 in the 1960 Tanger ine Bowl Middle Tennessee which won the 1959 Tangerine Bowl game over Presbyterian College is re ported to be the other team al ready in the Orlando classic RALEIGH NC A fired up Roman Gabriel put on a dazzling offensive show Saturday and carried North Carolina State to a smashing 38 14 Atlantic Coast Conference football triumph over South Carolina Gabriel Wilmington senior quarterback playing his final home game passed for two touch downs scored two gained 255 yards and set two conference records In the second period he ac counted for three touchdowns and pulled State from a 14 6 deficit into a lead which the Wolfpaek never relinquished Gabriel recehed a lot of offen sive help from another senior Jim Antonio in the second half as the slightly favored Wolfpack won its annual homecoming game going away Both teams pretty much disre garded their defensive training and put the stress on the attack State gained 484 yards and South Carolina 223 Matching teams with identical 3 5 records the game was played in the morning to avoid a con flict with a regionally televised contest between Duke and North Carolina at nearbv Durham Gabriel a darling of the pro fessional scouts broke the confer ence career record of total pass completions set by Wake Norman Snead now with the pro Washington Redskins Gabriel with another game to play has completed 279 against He also accounted fur 34 touch downs either passing or running against old career record of 31 After South Carolina bounced to a 7 0 first period lead Gabriel took over and directed State on a 72 yard drive which ended when he sneaked into the end zone from the one South Carolina recox ered a Wolfpack fumble on the State 17 and scored seven plays later to make it 14 6 To climax a 71 yard drive Ga briel tossed a touchdown pass to haflback Joe Scarpati from the 19 and a short time later he found AKOI IX A NC ST A TE irst downs 28 Rushing jardage 171 2l9 Pacing jardage 52 215 Passes 447 17 22 Passes intercepted by 1 6 307 0 umbles lost 2 4 Yards pelanlized 33 10 Scarpati in the end zone again this time from the 18 State which couldn't make a conversion until its final touch down left the field at intermission with an 18 14 lead In the third period D'Antonic made 31 yards of a 66 yard drive and scored from the one Then Gabriel directed an 86 yard drive and sneaked info the end zone from the one to make it 30 14 in the final quarter picked up 64 yards on three plays and scored from the 13 to give North Carolina State its final touchdown at the end of a 76 yard drive Gabriel completed 17 of passes for 215 yards and gained 40 yards on eight carries D'An tonio picked up 114 on 13 tries Scarpati a sophomore caught four passes for 75 yards and two touchdowns He gained 31 yards on six carries Best South Carolina ground gainer was fullback Cari Huggins who carried 14 times for 57 yards His 1 yard plunge gave South Car olina its second score Highly touted halfback Bill Gambrell picked up 50 yards on 14 carries South Carolina 7 7 State 0 IS 6 Gambrell 9 run (indley kick) Gabriel 2 run (kick failed) Huggins 1 run (indley kick) Scarpati 10 pass from Gabriel (pass failed) scrapati 18 pass from Gabriel (run failed) D'Antonio 1 run (kick failed) Gabriel 1 run pars faded) D'Antinio 13 run (Gabriel run) Attendance 16000 committee from Jacksonville la made it positive At the same time it appeared Tech might also receive an Or ange Bowl bid the newspaper said as several members of the selection committee were on hand from Miami The Orange Bowl representa tives were quoted as saying it wasn't necessary for Tech to win as long as the score was close Alabama beat Tech IM BIRMLN'GHAM Ala (AP) The National Trophy Bowl Saturday 'invited Louisiana State to play in its post season football game at Washington The announcement was made here by Howard Van Arsdale ex ecutive director of the new bow! game The National Trophy Bowl game will be played Dec 30 Van Arsdale said he expected to invite an Atlantic Coast Cofr ference team or one of the East ern independents to be host team in the game Southeastern Conference rules prohibit from formally ac cepting bowl bid until the regular season has ended.