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Evening star., 1954-11-14
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SEC title but Auburn emerged
from the game as a fine candi-
date for a New Years Day bowl
trip despite three early season
losses.
SAuburn scored on four Of the
first FIVE times it got the ball.
With Childress. a battering full
baCk, and speedy Halfbacks Dave
Middleton and Fob James doing
the damage on the ground. Quar-
terback Bobby Freeman's passes
to- Pyburn. an All-America end
hopeful, kept Georgia defenses
honest.
The Plainsmen built UP a 22-0
first half lead and then Stacked
of.
Pyburn. scored two Of the
Pfainsmen touchdowns, one on
an eight-yard pass from Free
man and the other on a beauti-
ful 19-yard, end-around play
that fooled Georgia completely.
James got two more. He swept
1tyards around end for one and
ra,llr11ed three yards through the
middle for the other.
The latter was set UP by a
2Qsyard pass from Freeman to
Pyburn at the three.
Ehildress, who was valuable
asa decoy, as a runner. kicked a
field goal from the IA in the
final seconds of the first half
and booted two conversions.
Late in the fourth quarter,
Third String Fullback Jim Walsh
smashed four yards for another
Auburn touchdown after Jerry
SAMSON recovered Charles Har-
riss tumble on the four.
Auburn ------- 6 16 z 6-35
Auburn scoring: Touchdowns-Jame
CO. .Pyburn CD, Walsh. Conyersions-
Childress t2l. Field goal-Childress
Evening star., 1954-11-14

Bob Richards and Don Laz,
who lost their monopoly on the
pole vault title in The Evening
Star Games last year to Jerry
Wellbourn of Ohio State. will
try to regain it in one Of the
highlights of the eighth annual
edition of the games January
% at the National Guard Ar
mory.
Richards, former Olympic
champion now competing under
the banner of the Los Angeles
Athletic Club, was merely a
spectator last year as Wellbourn
upset the favored Laz with a
comparatively modest vault Of
IA feet, 8 inches. Richards had
to pass up the competition be-
cause Of an ailing ankle.
The Richards-Laz feud has
been going on since The Star
Games, only indoor track meet
in this area were originated In
l948. Either one or the other
took the honors each year until
the former Ohio State star as
serted himself last January.
Richards. who has scared as
high as Is feet 51a inches. and
Laz. the former Illinois Univer-
sity star who owns The Star
Games record Of Is feet 8 inches.
will have keen competition In
addition to Wellbourn. the cham
pion and record-holder from Eu-
rope, and another American star
will seek the honor.
Eeles Landstroem Of Finland,
the European record-holder with
q vault of IA feet 8 inches. will
compete, along with r. Lun-
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Virginia Tech Beats
Waynesburg, N-6,
To Remain Unbeaten
ey ,he A,,ocio,,d Pres,

BLACKSBURG, Va, Nov. 49,.
Unbeaten Virginia Tech upended
little Waynesburg College. 20-6,
here today with a second-half
surge that swamped the sur
prisingly tough Pennsylvanians
A slightly-stunneo Miles Sta
dunn football crowd of 5000
watched the Gobblers fail to dent
the Yellow Jacket line for most
Of the first half, although Tech
drove to the Waynesburg one
yard line late in the second
period and finally lost the ball on
downs.
Waynesburg scored first with
John Beazell passing 8 yards to
Frank Burns to cap a 26-yard
drive in five plays after Waynes-
burg recovered a Tech tumble on
the VPI rs.
Tech finally took the lead with
SO seconds left in the first half
when End Tom Petty caught q
touchdown pass from Quarter
back Billy Cranwell in the end
zone. Freshman Frank Web
ster's kick was good and the
Gobblers led, 7-6.
A fired-up Tech team took the
field In the second half, scoring
again in the third period on q
pass from Halfback Dickie Beard
to Petty.
Beard scored the last Gobbler
marker, intercepting Arthur
Walkers pass on the 81 and gal
Looping 70 yards. Beard converted,
W1snas09Ts Vi1sinia Tsch g : g I'D
Burns.
Virginia Tech scoring: Touchdowns,
Petty (2l. Beard. Conversions, Webster,
Beard.
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Virginia
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ing of Rives Bailey. but Bill Tar
rer. intercepted to end the threat.
The Carolinians scored their
last two touchdowns in the last
90 seconds. Two Prickett-to-
BraEell passes moved the ball 16
yards to midfield from where
Csskey made his long run. He
tonk a screen pass from Prickett.
reversed his field and was gone.
One minute and Z seconds
later the Gamecocks had an
other score. which was set up
when End Bill Rivers intercepted
Whitley Clarke'S pass on the Vir.
ginia 81 and returned to the IL.
Tarrer got to the 8 and Woodlee
clipped around left end with a
pitch-out from Lewis for the
touchdown. Silas, who had
kicked extra points after the
first three touchdowns, missed
this one on a block by Ben Pc
trilli of Baltimore.
THE Cavaliers made one major
threat the first time they had
the ball, they got to the Game.
cock is and stalled.
Prickett gained 10 yards to
boost his total offense to 734
yards.
The game. virginia's first in
the ACC, was the fourth victory
against three losses for Carolina
and the fourth loss against three
wins for Virginia.
Virginia O a o. n
South Carolina ---- D Z I 1877
South Carolina scoring: Touchdowns-
Conversion--Silas (3).
Evening star., 1954-11-14

The much : travelled Pappy
Gault of Spartanburg, S.. c.. and
Gene Smith Of Washington are
the attractions on the double-
feature fight program Tuesday
night at Turner's Arena.
This is the same program
originally scheduled last Tues
day night but put of for one
week because Of a slight In
jury to Gault in training.
Gault to Fight Osario.
Gault, former North Ameri-
can bantamweight champion
who came close to winning the
world title, has travelled to
Canada, France, Australia,
South Africa, Thailand and
Cuba In search of fistic honors.
and at last comes to Washing
ton.
His opponent in one of Tues
day nights main 10-rounders
will be Filberto Qscario OF
Puerto Rica.. a fighter who is no
stranger to Washington.
Smith. Washington's candi-
date for featherweight honors.
takes on another Puerto Ricar,
Evening star., 1954-11-14
X. {. Councils Schedule
Father Son Sports Night

Professional. college and high
school football stars will be
guests of honor at a Father and
Son Sports Night to be given by
the combined Spalding and
Bishop Byrne Councils Of the
knights Of Columbus Friday.
November 26. at the K. c. Hall.
918 Tenth street NV.
Dutch Bergman, former Cath
olic University and Redskin
coach. win serve as master Of
ceremonies and will introduce
members Of the Redskin. Mary
land University and George
Washington University squads in
addition to coaches and players
from st. Johns. Gonzaga and
John Carroll High Schools.
Films will be shown Of Red
skin. Maryland at George Wash
ington games.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
West Virginia Beats
.W&h, 1O-6, 10 Take
Conference Crown
BY N. Associated Press

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nov.
13.-Freddy Wyant. one Of coll
lege footballs trickiest split-T
quarterbacks. slipped into the end
zone for all three West Virginia
touchdowns today to give the
Mountaineers a 20-6 victory over
William and Mary and the
Southern Conference champion
ship.
Every West Virginia touchdown
was set up on an intercepted
pass. tWyant sneaked over the
final stripe on q five-yard romp
in the dying moments Of the Sec
ond quarter and contributed one
yard touchdown drives in each
Of the third and fourth. Center
Chick Donaldson converted after
two of the three touchdownS.
Wyant. q 195-pound junior.
was superb, but Halfback Jack
Yohe of William and Mary gave
the homecoming crowd Of 10000
its greatest thrill.
Yohe, q speedy sophomore,
hauled in Substitute Fullback
Don Wilson's punt on the West
Virginia A. faxed a handoff to
Quarterback AL Grieco and sped
to the goal in the final quarter.
West Virginia ---0 0 z 8 7-2Q
william and Mary - 0 o. 0 81 8
West Virginia scoring: Touchdowns -
Wyant (3). OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t2t.
William and Mary scoring: Touchdown
-Yohe.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Oregon Rallies to Down
Washington State, 26-14

EUGENE, Ore. Nov. 10 R.-
Quarterback George Shaw twice
brought Oregon from behind to
overcome washington State. 26-
14. In q homecoming game today.
Despite rain and q slippery
field, Shaw ran brilliantly and
passed wen to account for three
of Oregon's four touchdowns.
The other Oregon State score
was made BY End Hal Reeve.
who intercepted q pass and ran
~ yards on the first play Of the
second half. That broke q 14-14
deadlock and put Oregon ahead
for good.
Shaw ran 16 yards to the first
Oregon touchdown. returned q
punt "a yards and then urlcorked
4 3l-yard scoring pass to End
Leroy Campbell just before the
half.
ow.shins'0n o4.so1 State g SSalts
Wsshinston state scorine: Touch
downs-Iverson ca. Conversions-
1Hs orsscn On scoring: Touchdowns- shaw.
CampbelL Reeve, James. Conversions
Shaw t1ls Ss38
Evening star., 1954-11-14
San Jose 0uibatiIes
Stanford 10 Score
First Win In Series
sy the Asseeis,sd press

PALO ALTO. Calf, Nov. 13.--
San Jose State threw Q bevy Of
shifty backs and q hard
charging line at Stanford today
and beat the Indians, 1914, for
the first time in the history Of
their rivalry.
Sixteen thousand fans watched
the Spartans score in the first
quarter, fall behind twice during
the game, then come back and
beat the Indians with a fourth
quarter touchdown.
In the second period q San
Jose tumble on its own IS was
recovered by Bob Gergen, Indian
end. to set up Stanford's first
score. Later in the third period
the Spartans fumhled again.
this time on the Stanford 4.
The Indians recovered and cut
off that San Jose threat.
ssn sssnfnpS }Ssf STATE g g 5-11ss
Scoring: san Jose. touchdowns--san-
ner, Beasley. Raining. 1. Conversion
Vujevich. Stanford. tolchdowns--TArr
(2lt observation-disclosures {2}
Evening star., 1954-11-14
California Romps in 46-7
Win Over Oreqon Stote

BERKELEY, Calf, Nov. Is
B.-Jerry Drew. a second
fullback, ran wild as the Gale
fornia Bears rolled up q 46-7
victory over hapless Oregon
State in a Pacific Coast Confer
ence football game here today.
Before q comparatively slim
crowd of 1000, Drew scored the
last three touchdowns and gained
28S yards for the day.
Drew's yardage established a
new individual game record for
California. eclipsing the former
record held by Johnny Olszewski.
California -- 8 8 20 14-46
Scoring: oreson State. touchdown-
IIittner. Point after topchdown--With
co, williams. Carmichael. Drew t3f.
Points after touchdown---Poppin. Norris,
MaGuirk. HOFFMAN,.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

Florida Ends tennessee Jinx,
Substitute Sparks 40 Win

Allen to Halfback Don Chandler.
Allen hit Chandler on the three
and the halfhack stepped into
the end zone. Allen made the
first of two conversions.
Allen completed four Of six
passes for l08 yards.
Allen shattered the hopes of
q Tennessee becoming crowd
of 10000 in the third period
when he struck again through
the air. End Ray Brown took a
i5-yard toss on Florida's s5 and
eluded q horde Of Vol tacklers
to weave IS yards for the touch
down.
Tennessee, handicapped by
the absence of Tailbacks Jimmy
Wade and John Majors with leg
injuries and the departure Of
Tracy early in the third period
with an injury. made only one
serious scoring gesture.
Florida @-------- Q z Ola
Tennessee --------- o o o o.
SCORING: Florida. touchdowns-chan-
dler. Brown. Points after touchdown
Allen (2l.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Moore Has Big Day
In Penn State Win
By In. A.seeioted Pres.

ssTATE COLLEGE, Pa, Nov.
1SrLenny Moore, second lead
ingground gamer in the Nation,
se8ged two .touchdow1s and
gaalaed I'll yards as Penn State
crushed Rutgers, 37-14, today
before 1920 at Beaver Field.
Penn State came up with a
potent passing attack to account
foEtwo scores and set up a third.
Playing only SO minutes,
Moore, junior l1alfback from
Reading, Pa. scored his 18th and
18th touchdowns of the season
to tie a university mark held by
three former Penn State stars.
His total yardage, including a
54-yard breakaway sprint down
the sideline for States final
touchdown, left him II shy OF
Penn States total offense stand
ard established AZ years ago by
EssE. (Shorty) Miller.
FsssE'fss ssSE State ------- : g 9 15E-5e E54
Rutgers scoring: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Penn State scoring: Touchdowns -
Yqunker. Moore t2l, Kane. Rowell, Lock-
errnan. onversions-Rowell.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Texas Topples NU
In Battle Of Oifenses
Won by Kick, 35-4
sy III. Associated Press

FORT WORTH. Tex. Nov. Is.
Texas fought crippling fumbles
and the glittering runs. of Ray
Taylor and Jim Swink with .
second half comeback today that
brought its first victory Of the
season in, the Southwest Con-
ference. 1884. over Texas Chris
tian.
Five touchdownS were scored
on plays of from Sc yards up to
u as both teams threw defense
out of the stadium and concen-
trated on the home run.
Charley Brewer, the forgotten
man of Texas this season as the
Longhorns were racked by dis
ciplinary troubles and glaring
ineptness. piloted Texas to- one
Of the greatest last-half surges
ever seen in the conference.
The winning touchdown came
with two minutes and 81 seconds
to go and was set up by a TCU
tumble. Delano Womack rammed
through guard for 3 yards and
the score and Buck Lansford
booted his fifth conversion.
TTcu ----------Z---14 Is Q 5-31
Scoring; Texas, touchdowns-Wo-
mack (2), Simcik. quinn, Brewer. Points
after ouchdowns-Lansford tb). Texas
Christian-Bull Taylor (2), Swink.
Clinkscale. Points after touehdowns--
Pollard "a.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
sy shs Associated Prsss

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Nov. Is.
Florida broke its long. winless
jinx against Tennessee today as
Dick Allen. substitute quarter
back, passed for two -touchd downs
to give the Gators a l4-0 football
victory.
The IA points not only gave
Florida its first triumph over
Tennessee In II games. but also
it was the most points the Gators
have ever scored on the Vols.
The series between the South
eastern Conference rivals date
back to 1916.
Allen, l6O-pound sophomore
from Atlanta. maneuvered the
Gators to their first touchdown
midway the second period after
Ross Winnie pounced on Fullback
Tom Tracy's tumble on the Ten
nessee 30.
After working the ball down
to Tennessee's 8 on four plays,
including q 7-yard pass from
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Tulane Beats Vanderbilt, so
On Single March Of SO Yards

down early In the second period.
Vanderbilt threatened seri-
ously In the opening period but
lost the ball on downs at the
Tulane IL. Twice more, late in
the game. the Commodores drove
into Greene territory but were
unable to score.
Featuring the game were the
outstanding punting Of Tulane's
Quarterback John Caruso. and
the running of Vanderbilt's
Halfback Charley Horton.
Tulane o 8 o O----A
Taians scorIns: TouchdoRn- Sais.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Florida State Defeats
Furman Eleven, 1914
BY the Assoeisisd Press

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Nov. Is.
Lee Corso's hard running and
Harry Massey's sharp passing
paced Florida State to a 1914
victory over Furman before Ia
600 homecoming fans today.
Corso scored three touchdowns
and Massey completed is Of %
passes, 10 in the first half when
Florida State built UP a 700
lead.
Corso swept right end for i've
yards and touchdown in the first
quarter, bolted eight yards for
another score in the third and
caught a 10-yard pass from Mas
sey and picked his way 16 yards
for his third score in the final
period.
E'orias ESS%sn stat. 3 g { Essss
Scoring: Furman, touchdowns-Ander.
son, Boyle. Points after touchdown
Pringels. Dellinger. Florida State. touch
downs Corso 90, Leonard, Massey.
Points after touchdown-Graham t2),
Massey
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Two JeIIeff's Teams
Continue Unbeuten

Jelleff's Branch remained un-
beaten through five games yes
terday in two Of three classes In
the Boys Club Of Washington
Football Conference.
Little Larry Young scored on
runs Of so and 2 yards, his first
touchdowns Of the season, in
helping Jelleff's 35-pound team
to a 26-7 victory over Fort Bay
ard.
Jelleff's 100-pounders defeated
st. Stephens, 1870, but its junior
varsity dropped a 7-6 decision to
the Sabers. ALI games were
played at Jelleff's Branch In
GEORGETOWN.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Muh|enberg Beats F&M
To Close Winning Season
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Nov. 13.--
Muhlenberg College came from
behind today to roll up a 1876
football victory over Franklin &
Marshall and close out its first
winning season in six years.
The Mules finished UP with
q 4-3-1 record while 1t was
F6EM's fourth defeat against
three victories.
The game was the annual
alumni contest for Muhlenberg
and Coach Tom Triplett's Mules
gained 299 yards on the ground
to IS for the Diplomats.
Franklin & Marshall 9 0 0 o. 6
Muhlenberg - o 4 19-33
Evening star., 1954-11-14
o5-Yard Run Starts
Southern Cal on 40
Victory Over Huskies
By the Associated Press

Los ANGELES. Nov. 49,
Halfback Aralnis Dandoy dashed
95 yards for six points on the
opening kickoff and Southern
California went on to lombard
the Huskies of Washington to-
day with six touchdowns and a
41-0 defeat.
This nightmare for Washing
ton was merely a workout for
the Rose Bowl-bound Trojans
Evening star., 1954-11-14
No. 10 Shuts Out No. 5
In Police BOYS Gunne

Club No. 10 shut out Club 8.
14-0, and Club II won over Club
4, 1870. in the 120-pound class
of the Police Boys Club football
league in games yesterday at
Fairlawn.
In the 100-pound class, Club
10 defeated Club IL. $50; and
Club S scored an 1913 victory
over Club 4.
Two games in the s0-pound
class resulted In victories for
Club 10 over Club IL. 1871. and
Club 4 over Club 5, $50.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

dered the bigger, slower Alabama
defenders. Thompson, Paul Ro-
tenberry, George Volkert and
Johnny Meneer all sophomores
treated q sellout crowd OF
10000 and q nationwide tele-
vision audience to one Of the
better offensive shows Of the
season.
Thompson, from Bessemer,
Ala, and rubbing 1t In on his
home State for passing him up,
scored two touchdowrls and
twisted and sqlurmed his way
for the major share Of Techs
yardage in the one-sided South
eastern Conference victory.
Rotenberry Races 45 Yards.
Rotenberry raced As yards for
Techs first touchdown with the
game scarcely a minute old.
Thompson set up the second
score when he ran q Bobby Luna
kick back to the Alabama ~
late in the first period.
He carved out is yards q mo-
ment later and then scored from
the Z.
The little man scored Techs
third touchdown In the third
quarter. going S yards on tackle
to climax q 14-play 60-yard
ground drive.
Alabama failed to score for the
third consecutive game. running
the Crimson Tides string Of
scoreless quarters to IA. The
Tide last scored in the second
quarter Of q l2-7 loss to Mis-
sissippi State, October %.
Alabama made only one seri-
Gus threat. The Tide moved 56
yards to the Tech II in the
second quarter, going mostly on
the ground with Second-string
Backs Cecil tT5ootie) Ingram and
Bill Hollis carrying. But Quar-
terback Bart Starr overthrew
Halfback Corky Tharp. who was
In the clear at Techs 10.
Alabama never got another
chance from the fierce Tech de-
tense. led BY Guard Franklin
Brooks and All-America Center
Larry Morris, until End Dan
Coyle blocked Menger's punt in
the fourth quarter and the Tide
got back In business briefly
around the Tech So.
Nothing came Of it, mainly be-
cause of q l5-yard penalty.
lnterceptions Stop Tech.
interruptions stopped three
Tech drives In the first half. The
grabs by Tharp, Hollis and In
gram prevented a runaway.
In the first quarter, Menger's
55-yard return Of Luna punt
took Tech to the Bama "a. but
six plays later Quarterback Bill
Brigham failed on a fourth
down sneak from the /.
During another first half drive.
Tech slipped Guard Ellen Ecker
out to end and Brigham hit him
with a pass at the Alabama /.
but Tech had lined q halfback
up too close to the line Of scrim-
mage and the Engineers were as
sessed 5 yards.
They lost another S on the
next play when, confused Guard
Don Miller caught a screen pass.
aasssass dsossis Tech II lS 8 : SO
Georgia Tech: Teuehdowns-Ro Rotten
berry, Thompson (2). Conversions,
0feut' NiUSneh'
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Green Meadows Wins Title

Green Meadows-West Hyatts-
vile defeated Greenbelt, 7-6.
yesterday morning at Greenbelt
to win the 90-pound American
Legion football championship Of
the Prince Georges Boys Club.
The winners, unbeaten in nine
games, play Bladensburg
Thanksgiving Day for the county
title.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Montana Knocks State
From Undefeafed Ranks
BY the Assoeiossd Press

MISSOULA. Mont, Nov. 13.-
Montana knocked Montana State
from the ranks of the Nations
unbeaten teams today on the
strength Of an uphill 1921 VIC
tory.
Fumbles and intercepted Mon
tana State passes put the Griz-
zlies in the lead midway in the
second period after State had
moved ahead. 1876. early In the
second quarter.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Texus Tech Gives Tulsu
Ninth Licking, 55-13

LUBBOCK, Tex. Nov. 49,.
Texas Tech today handed Tulsa
its ninth and worst licking this
football season, 55-13.
A homecoming crowd Of $4,000
watched the Red Raiders storm
572 yards on the ground and
through the air as 10 different
players took part In the scoring
spree.
Tulsa --- o 6-13
Tulsa SCORING: Touchdowns -Waush,
HukheS. ConversiOn--Backus.
Texas Tech scoring: Touchdowns--
Schmidt ca. Northam. Bryan. Tripper,
versions Kirkpatrick t3l. johnson CD.
Graham. Hill.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Tiny thompson Star
In Georgia Tech 5
Offensive Fireworks
" N. Asseeia,.d pssss

ATLANTA. Nov. Is. Tiny
Jimmy Thompson. smallest man
on the field and his speedy
sophomore teammates sliced
Alabama's yaunted defense TO
shreds today and hauled Georgia
Tech to . 200 victory over the
Crimson Tide.
The lightning fast Tech attack.
paced by the 5-foot-s. l5o-pound
Thompson, consistently bewil-
Evening star., 1954-11-14
BY ths Assoeic,sd pte,s

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. Is.
Chunky Bob Saia rammed over
from the Vanderbilt / to give
Tulane q SO victory today, It's
first Of the season.
The loss Of Vanderbilt's sew
enth straight. longest Commo-
dore losing streak in history.
and put the home team in the
Southeastern Conference cellar.
The game. a listless contest.
was played before about $4,000.
The Greenies moved SO yards
In 30 plays for the only touch
Evening star., 1954-11-14
Duke Survives Score
Late in Game, Edges
Wake Forest, 1877
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

WAKE FOREST, N. c.. Nov.
13.-Duke's football team re-
bounded from a scare in the
fourth period today to edge
Wake Forests pesky Deacons.
1921, and take another step
along the path the Blue Devils
hope will lead to the Orange
Bowl.
Duke scored twice in the first
four minutes of the third quar-
ter to take a 21-0 lead before the
aroused Deacons, who missed
three scoring chances in the first
half, came to life
Wake Forest tailed twice after
Dukes third score, but Duke
applied the crusher right after
the second Wake Forest score.
early in the last period. Sopho-
more Quarterback Sonny Jur-
gensen and Halfback Ed Post
clicked on q 65-yard pass play
to clinch the game.
Barger Engineers Three Scores.
Capt. Jerry Barger. Duke
quarterback, engineered his
teams first three scores. He
tipped a second period pitcl1out
to Halfback Bob Pascal, who ran
wide around right, end fer the
last six yards Of an S5-yard
drive. II
Duke swept 70 yards on three
plays, q 15-yard penalty imped-
ing the drive somewhat, after
the second half kickoff. Barger
hit End Tracy Moon in the end
zone from the 10 for the score.
Some three minutes later Bar
ger went ~ yards on q keep play
to score.
Guard Jim Nelson's four con-
versions for Duke make his
years record Is in a row.
Wake Forest Scores.
Wake Forest made 1t close with
a third touchdown two minutes
from the finish. Fullback Mara
vic went the last yard on a 65-
yard drive for his second touch
down. He'd gone over from q
foot away earlier in the period
after Wake Forest recovered o
tumble on Dukes IS.
The first Wake Forest score
came after IL plays and So yards
in the third period. Halfback
Dick Daniels sweeping left end
for the last 6.
A homecoming crowd Of 5000
saw favored Duke bring its At
lantic Coast Conference record
to 20.
Duke faces South Carolina and
North Carolina In the next two
weeks to conclude its season and
must win both to stay ahead Of
Maryland.
Duke scoring: Touchdowns-pascai
Neon. Barger, Post. Conversions
wax Wake Forest scoring: Touchdowns-
White t2). Travasline.