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Evening star., 1954-09-26
Tar Heels Subdue N. C.. State:
YPl Routs Wake Forest, $40
BY the Associated Press

CHAPEL HILL. NC, Sept. 25.
Quarterback Marshall Newman
scored one touchdown and passed
to Halfback Connie Gravitte for
another as North Carolina
opened its season today with a
20-6 win over North Carolina
State.
The entire first half was
played in North Carolina's ter
ritory except for the closing
minutes of the second quarter
when the Tar Heels turned a re-
covered tumble into a touch
down.
Eddie West, N. c. State quar-
terback, fumbled and Tackle
Roland Perdue recovered on the
State 8-yard line. Newman
scored two plays later from the
2 and Albert Long place-kicked
the first of two extra points.
In the third period Newman
shot long pass to Gravitte, the
play covering Sc yards. In the
closing minutes, the Tar Heels
rolled SIS yards with Don Klochak
going over from the 2.
State scored in the third when
Tackle Mike Nardone intercepted
a Newman pass on the Tar Heel
"a and ran for a touchdown.
N. C. State O O 6 O. 6
North Carolina z 6 go
N. C. State scoring: Touchdown--Nar-
dnoe. North Carolina scoring: Touch
Committeeman, Gravatte. Klochak.
Conversions-Long (2}.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Howard Captures Opener
With Naval Receiving, 74-O
Howard University opened its

Howard University opened its
sixtieth year of varsity football
by white-washing an under
manned D. c. Naval Receiving
Station team, 14-0. yesterday at
Howard Stadium. The contest
was also the first of the year for
the Navy team.
The Bisons amassed 179 yards
on the ground while holding
Navy to a minus 3. In the air
the Tars completed the games
only pass, 13-yard aerial from
Bill Helferty to Lamar Wallace
IN the second period.
The Bisons opened the scoring
late in the first period when
End Hillary Thompson trapped
Navy's Bill Mason in the end zone
for safety. The Tars, who ear
lier had stopped a Howard drive
on the 20, where set back to their
5 by an unsportsman-lik con-
duct penalty. It was from here
that Thompson caught Mason
as he attempted to run wide.
The Tars' lone threat came in
the second quarter when it took
over on the Howard 81 following
an Grant pass from center on
Howard Quarterback Fleming
Gregory's attempt to punt. The
Helferty- to- Wallace pass moved
the ball to the IA, and a pass in
terference penalty gave the Tars
a first down on the Howard 6.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
zarathustra 10 Carry
Irish Hopes in Turf
Classic at Laurel :

Zarathustra. considered Ire
lands top horse of the year, win
represent the Shamrock Isle in
the Washington. D. c.. Interna-
tional turf race at Laurel on No
vember 3. @
In accepting the invitation Of
John D. Schapiro, Laurel presi-
dent, Terrence j. S. Gray yester-
day added his brilliant 3-year-
old to the field which also in
cludes Queen Elizabeth's Landau
and Frank w. Dennis King Of
the Tudors.
Landau. a 3-year-old, and
King of the Tudors. a 4-year-old,
will represent England against
opponents from the United
States and other foreign coun-
tries in the mile and one-half
test on turf. Schapiro said it is
expected that another horse from
Ireland will be added to the field
Shortly.
Zarathustra, named after the
founder of an ancient Persian
religion, won two of the three
classic events in Ireland for 81
year-olds. He took the Irish
Derby on June % and the Irish
st Leger on September Is.
A black son of Persian Gulf
Saliva by Sansovino, Zarathustra
is trained at Osborne Lodge on
The Curragh by Mike Hurley.
His jockey for the Laurel race
probably will be youthful Paddy
Powell, jr.. who rode him to his
two classic victories this summer.
AS a 2-year-old. Zarathustra won
three races in five starts.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
BY the As.oeie,ed Pres.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Mrs.
Philip Bieber's Bicarb, who ran
In the claiming ranks last year,
led from start to finish to win
the 18th running of the $29. .450
New York Handicap by five
lengths at Belmont Park today.
The well-named 4-year-old
son Of Halt Crown Brides Bis
cult. ridden by Ted Atkinson,
stepped the mile and an eighth
in the sizzling time Of 1:483s.
four 'fifths of Counterpoint's
track standard set in 1851.
Rea e. Warmers Trusting took
second place by four lengths
ahead of c. v. Whitney's Cold
Command, with King Ranch's
Rejected. making his Eastern
debut. out of the money by an
other length and three quarters.
Bicarb sprang out of the gate
and was never threatened after
the first quarter of a mile. Cold
Evening star., 1954-09-26

quarterbacking the Quantico
team, the Marines struck shortly
thereafter when three of his
passes carried 43 yards to Boil
ing's Z. There Dooley found
End Don Fullam, formerly of
Navy, in the end zone and pitch
ed perfect pass into his arms.
Pay Ryan converted.
With Bolling's lead threatened
the Generals came lashing back
in the fourth period. Schneider
bach and O'Connell completed
a series of short passes to Jones
and Warlick. which took the
Generals to the Marines 9-yard
line. At this point Schneider
bach threw bullet pass to War;
lick who eluded the Marine de-
tenders and scored to clinch the
contest for Boiling.
just before the game ended
the same Warlick broke into the
Marines backfield and threw
Quarterback Rex Simonds in the
end zone for a safety.
BOILING.
Left end, Jones, Lindsay.
Left tackle, Adams. Moss.
Left guard, Nickla, Paris, Sandstrom.
Center, MARITIME, Held.
Right guard, Boerio, Knot Allwine.
Right tackle. Murphy, Semkew
Right end, Warlick. Alderton.
Quarterback, O,Connell, Lear.
Left halfback,, Schneidenbach. Spence.
Right halfback Bolmer
Fullback, Fullerton, James.
QUANTICO.
Left end, Fullam. Pitt.
Left tackle. Rimkus, Hamber
Lett guard. Eisenhauer, DeAuguStino.
Center. Correnti. DiPaolo.
Right guard, peterson. Grimm.
Right tackle. Florio, Dromgold.
Right end, Penza. Harrington.
Quarterback, Dooley, Simonds, Piskach
Left halfback. Mioduszewski, Pingham.
Filipskl.
Rieht haifback. Roberts. zotti.
Fullback, Tate, Franco.
5aansieo 5Siains - 3 g q 81
Boiling scoring: Touchdowns-Lind-
say (2), Warlick. Safeties-Filipski tran
out OF end zone trying tQ kickl., Simonds
(tackled in end zone by Warlick). Points
after ouchdown--Reichardt (3).
Quantico scoring: Touchdowns-Mio
duszewski. Fullam. Points after touch
down-Piskach, Ryan.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Special Dispoteh 10 The Star

UPPER MARLBORO, Md,
Sept. 25-Two new track records
were chalked up and the daily
double mutuel mark was shat
tered today as a near-record
crowd of 9,124, largest of the Ia
day meeting, witnessed the final
days program at Marlboro.
Mrs. j. S. Murphy's Jer-Ada
captured the featured $4,000 Bob
Hall Purse in the record time of
1853 for the mile and one-six-
teenth test. Jockey Eugene
Dosher rode Jer-Ada to victory.
Jer-Ada, 3-year-old daughter
of Boston Man-Kitty Reign, bet
tered the one-day-old mark of
1885 which was set Friday by
H. D. Auchincloss' Kinder. TAX
ing command from the start,
Jer-Ada finished 21a lengths
ahead Of Double F. Stables Dilly
Whilly. Peter Vischer's Let It
Rain was third in the eight
horse field.
William Lynch's Renounce set
track record of 2:054s for the
mile and hree-sixteenths in to-
days second race. But the ink
hardly was dry in the books
when Earl H. Grim's Friends Ad-
vice lowered the mark to 2:04ss
in the final race of the meeting.
A new high was registered in
the daily double pool when fans
wagered $42,332 to surpass the
old record of $39,472 set on clos
ing day last season.
Double F. Stables New Dice
took the opening event as the
$3.50 mutuel favorite, while Re-
nounce returned $12.6O in the
second race for a $32.60 payoff
on the At combination.
Wagering was brisk for the
final card, with $559,2 passing
through the mutuel machines to
register a meeting total of $4,-
092.960. The mutuel average of
$409, ,296 represents a 81 per cent
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Clark Takes Lead
Over Elizabeth in
Money Winnings
BY the Associated Press

LONDON Sept. 25.-An Amer
lean race horse owner moved
, ahead Of Queen Elizabeth II
today as the leading money
winner on British tracks.
Robert Sterling Clark of Up
perville. Va, 78-year-old finan-
cier who keeps an extensive
string in Britain, ran his WIN
nings to $108,976.
His 5-year-old horse, Tip The
Bottle. won the Minor Swinley
Forest Handicap at Ascot Heath
after a burst of speed which left
Weymouth Bay three lengths be-
hind. Valdesco was a neck back
in third in the seven-furlong,
155-yard run.
Queen Elizabeth's winnings re-
manned az $107,632. No royal
horses were on the tracks.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Atlantic City Results
,y the Associo4ed Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. SO, s,oeo: claim
ing: 2-year-olds: fuylongs;
saIsash saIi.ts tHaasaet, a%ss9 1880 s.sc 4.SS 4sS
Our Country (B'lmis) $40
Bobbys Bull, Clover Boy. Del Valley.
e1fse, Tread @ Alone TOMS nH eE srier. Time Time.
y! SECOND RA,cE-1puEse, a,sa s.; 500: claim
niss sItr.n Fran ;Gn.sssH,' sRssrtack' $50 s.so sso
Point, vinmaybe. Joan of Arc. Time.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID e.eo.,
THIRD RACE-Purse, So 500: claim
y H5ssssa SsIs !ssSi%..i:!a a Ds Zoo ss ss' 300
sThe Slip (Blrml 800
baby Time. 1:45ss. '
a6IIpTs 6kIiIngrstanmysr = IG entry entry. soo. .,,
Fleet Path sChurch, 10 $50 $50
Cup Man (Westropel 400 $50
ousIs Mister s. c I: Is Lstepanso. occupado, Morse
FIFTH 4 RHcE&purse. e' 81. oi' allow
nsss Ha9f.ey snd aysar 0lds Seo f?E!Spss ssS
Mabekky (Blum) 300 2.1G
- MOuHtdlu molly. Eternal VIII, Double
,. SIXTH RACEMThe United Nations
ner: 3-year-olds and up; Ia miles
Closed Door 5Hartack, 11.oo 4.eo $40
Raster (Catalno) 500
Blood Test, 1mpulsivo. Brush Burn, Burn
Iceberg End. County Glare. (Royal Gov
sfnor st.rs and Blue Label 2nd we're alternate
no scratches Time. I:57.
,oa SEvEHTH RAcE-Pprse. $4,000: al
Boy D'Amour (Hart'k) 1870 $40 $50
Beylerbey (Blum) 400 260
I Que Immense. Cherry Branch, Good
rune; ne c, yohn Jordan; Time, 1;24.
ance; 3-year-olds and up: Ii. miles.
Great Habit (Smithl 1880 $40 42O
alrish Admiral (Church) 4.2O
aScotstown. Devils Verse. Frankantine,
Tlylng jet. Tubulcain. Fifty Carat. Cling
To. Time, :45
Clinton Farm-Bond entry.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Vantage Takes Lead
AT Break 10 Win
|BidweH Cap al 1871
BY the Associated Pres.

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Vantage,
| A 13 to long shot. today broke
on top and led all the way to win
the eighth running of the ST.
600 Charles w. Bidwill Memorial
Handicap at Hawthorne.
Two lengths behind was C. II.
Everitt's Little Imp. running at
Is to /. who edged Vagabond
King by a nose. Vagabond King
and stablemate Hasseyampa.
who finished fourth, were the
6 to dual-entry favorites.
Vantage. with Johnny Heck
mann up. ran the mile and one
eighth in 1:493s. two-fifths of a
second off the track record for
the distance, set by Oil Capital
in 1852.
Vantage paid $27.5O. $11.40
and $4.20: Little Imp returned
$23.60 and $500, and Vagabond
King, $2.40.
Su14edSC, Vic O-yCdA -Olu SCIuCO
son Of Okapi-G Gold Crest. is
owned by Marion H. Van Berg
of Columbus, Nebr. Van Berg
picked up Vantage for $4,000
two years ago in a claiming race
and the horse has won some
Sis, 900 for him.
The victory was worth $50 900.
boosting VanEage's 1854 earn
ings to SIT 7.412. Two weeks ago
at Hawthorne he took the $685.
900 Chicago Handicap over the
turf and has won six of IL starts
this year.
A Hawthorne crowd of 20,802
cheered Vantage as Charles w.
Bidwill, jr. and William Bidwill.
sons of the Chicago sportsman.
and Miss Noel Nelson, a grand
niece, congratulated trainer K.
D. Kepler.
Van Berg was in Detroit with
another unit of his stable.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Statistics

between the Generals and the
Marines, whose respective line
ups were packed with ex-collegi-
ate stars.
The spectators were treated to
a ding-dong battle with Boiling
striking early for pair of
touchdowns and a safety in the
first half, then watching Guam
tico threaten by registering a
pair of touchdowns in the third
period.
But a well-earned touchdown
and another safety in the fourth
quarter sewed up the game for
the high-fiying Generals, who
considered the triumph over the
Marines one of their seasons S
prize packages.
A three-pronged aerial attack
with Tommy O'Connell of Illi-
nois. Bob Schneidenback of
Miami, and Mississippi's Jimmy
Lear climaxed by a work horse
effort on the ground by Iowa's
Bill Reichardt, held the Marines
at bay.
O'Connell opend the scoring
for Boiling by tossing a short
pass into the end zone to Mary
lands John Lindsay after nine
minutes and IA seconds of the
first period. Reichardt made
good the first of three CONVEX
sions. Lindsay was on the re-
ceiving end of Bolling's second
touchdown in the second quar-
ter when he hauled in a 25-yard
aerial tossed by Schneidenbach.
A saftey just before the second
period ended gave the Generals
q commanding 1910 lead at half
time. A bad pass from center got
away from Gene Filipski of
Quantico, and the latter stepped
out of the end zone on an at
tempted punt.
Eisenhauer Nabs Fumble.
Coming back in the third
period. revitalized and with typi-
cal Marine spirit, Steve Eisen-
hauer. former Navy captain, re-
covered O'Connell's tumble for
the Marines on the 11-yard line.
Quantico capitalized quickly
when Ed Mioduszewski found
wide hole and went through
center to score. Steve Piskach
converted.
With Auburn's Vince Dooley
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Colt With Arthritis
Defeats Amber II
80
And Kinq of Tudors:

ASCOT. England, Sept. 25.-
The 3-year-old colt Umberto took
ray treatment for arthritis early
today and then went out and
defeated a classy field in the
Knights Royal Stakes.
Among his victims were Amb-
Ter II. owned by William Wood.
ward, jr., of New York. as we'll
as King of the Tudors. who is
slated to compete in the Wash--
ington. D. c.. International at
Laurel, Md. November 3. ..
The winner covered the mile
course in 1:50 for the first prize
of 1000 pounds ($5.6OO. He
started at 7 to /. Chamier, at
II to 2. was second and Jupiter,
10 to /. third.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Bicorb, Ex-Cloin,ing Horse,
Wins New York Handicap

Command. and Ethel D. Jacobs
Joe Jones made strong moves
around the far turn. but they
were not there in the stretch
drive. Trusting had early speed
but fell back and then went the
overland route and was charg-
ing over horses in the stretch
without menacing Bicarb.
Lightly supported by the
crowd of 33.494, Bicarb returned
mutuels of $17.20. $3.50 and
$50. Trusting paid $3.50 and
$3.50. Cold Command was $4.0O
to show.
George Auerbach's Dictar, the
So favorite. went UP in the air
at the start and was never in
the hunt. finishing last in the
field Of nine.
Bicarb, earning a net purse of
$20,400 for Mrs. Bieber, wife OF
the New York wner-trainer, was
chalking up his fifth victory in
20 starts for the year. However
it was his first stakes victory.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Rockville Triumphs
Over Woodward, 12-O

Fullback Marty Mayes ran for
two touchdowns in the second
half to give Richard Montgom-
cry High a 1910 victory over
Woodward Prep yesterday in the
opening game for both teams at
Rockville.
Mayes dashed 81 yards in the
third quarter and bulled his way
two yards in the fourth for his
scores. Richard Montgomery
dominated the rushing statistics,
342 yards to rs.
Woodward Prep O o Ga
Richard MONTGOMERY. O 0 & 6-G
Scoring: Richard MONTGOMERY, touc
downS-AEayes ca.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 25.-
Virginia Techs fast-moving
backs, operating behind fine
blocking, reduced Wake Forests
usually stout football defenses
to a shambles today as the Cob
blers routed the Deacons, 800.
Halfback HOWE Wright of
Dover, Del, a defensive special
ist back in the days of the two
platoon system, was the most
offensive OF al 1.-The Gobblers. He
grabbed Quarterback Bill Gran
wells second-quarter pass on a
play covering 62 yards and ran
Is yards unmolested and then
jumped off right tackle for 64
yards and six more points in the
third period.
Quarterback Johnny Dean put
Tech out front on the first play
OF the second quarter with one
foot sneak.
Wake Forest . o O o o. o
Virginia Tech - 0 IA 8 12-32
Scoring: Virginia Teen, touchdowns-
Wright 12), Dean, Anderson, Cranwell.
Points after touchdowns-beard go
Evening star., 1954-09-26
u. ). Horse Holds Off
Royal Vale al Wire;
kaster Runs Third
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept.
25.-The Jaclyn Stables Closed
Door, an American-bred 5-year-
old. edged out Mrs. j. r. H.
Thouron's English-bred Royal
Vale in photo finish here today
to capture the $67.5O0 United
Nations Handicap. a one and
three-sixteenths mile event over
grass. c. Mahlon Kline's Kaster
finished third.
William Hartack, aboard
Closed Door, scored his third vic
tory of the afternoon in winning
the grass fixture with $4,000 60
ing to the winner.
Running time was 1:57, and
the second choice returned
$11.00, $3.50 and $3.40.
Owned by Track Director.
The winner is owned by DR..
Levy, a director of the Atlantic
City Racing Association, and
trained by Sid Jacobs. All three
were on hand to receive the tro-
ply from Screen Star Grace
Kelly. daughter of John B. Kelly,
president of the track.
Today's $4,000 brings Closed
Doors earnings for the year to
$100,375. The Shut Out gelding
is one of the most consistent per-
formers in training. He has been
in the money in 13 out of IA
outings. Earlier this year he won
the Salvador Mile, and then was
third in the Boardwalk Handi-
cap and second in the American
bred stakes, from which he
earned today's starting berth.
Iceberg II, sporting the colors
Of w. Arnold Hanger, and top
hope of the outlanders. finished
seventh in the eight-horse field.
The Chilean-bred had copped
this fixture in its inaugural run
ming last year.
Closed Door may go on to be
named the grass course horse
of the year" as was Iceberg II
last year.
Blood Test, Kaster Set Pace.
In the early stages, Blood Test
and Kaster moved out to set the
pace. Impulsivo and Brush Burn
were the nearest in contention
throughout most of the trip down
the backstretch. Closed Door
began picking up horses as the
field hit the final elbow. AS Har-
tack made his move, so did
Jockey Jack Westrope abroad
Royal Vale. However, Kaster
had made a final bid and got
the lead as the field swung for
home, but his command was
short lived. as Closed Door was
under full steam. The eventual
winner went to the front, but
still had Royal Vale to take care
OF. Westrope was steering the
6-year-old English-bred between
horses and Just missed at the
wire.
Raster managed to save the
show from Brookmeade Stables
County Clare, who came from
far off the pace to earn fourth
money.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Hawthorne Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-purse. S2,7O0: claim ).
mevyn imas 'yGearod5; carr t0,N., furloRSS rs
Lou Adams ,Bal,sy5 e''' $50 $50 so sS
Medina County (Heckm'n) $40
Shady Jane; Black Invader. Perfect
ts ANDY SUE b. Ssan nasn Rfnn. anT5.
IS sEcoND' RAcE@purse, sc.7oo: claim
N! + T!Sar,StS 5Ssel, ana DS S,o tsH5!Snsss sS ESQ
Hi-Sky OBaldwin) geo
BraHe ash H9Pe aPsS Pdsss Ht. Big CAL Essd
'01 rG5S RSffY SS isl5S%a SS9S!E rAIb I'm; & .5G
ing. Ing; 4.yyear,2lds and up !: miles Iturti:
GG:;;is 81; PslI s1 % :as :,, %'kirArdj 500 $ ss$
y, xmuliks; cssie. Queen Apache. petss s;sS
FogRrh' R%eEsPurse, 15ss s.: @S :oSo: clam.
s ssss10da spG up so fqT'Hps' siS 400
Mighty Moment .tJes'p, $50 $50
Big Ok, on Train, Red Rudolph, PARK
FIFTH RAcEIPurse, iut; !. : $4,000: 4*S6joo allow
sInces; sI,,,es;, 21year-olds; yolds; f1rllonngs;;
Dogoon (Bierman) $40 $50
Styrunner POpars) $40
Roman Senator ia ia, Ambiguous,
ToNio' LUZ i ioli' EduHiuEe' FIluCe ETC.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs
Wabash Moon tNePn) 1880 SEQ 3.2O
Doctor McCabe Bailey $50 500
Heart Flash (Smith) SEQ
Heno Sissy. Little tJonesy. Stop Gap,
M;hlriaheads T;inr Sherry L., Plenary' Avion.:
\, sEvENTH-The Chas, W Bidweli
Memorial Handicap: SJn 900 added; 3--
Xear-olds and up; Is miles. To-
vantage tHeckmann) $3.50 11.4O .4.e0
Little Imp tCarstens) 1850 ZOO
bVagabOnd Kind (Kirkrd) 10
Mister Black Smackover, Gulf Stream,
Force of Arms Sandtop, Smoke Screen.
bHasseyampa. Good Call. Time. / 1895.
Walmac Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S3.500: all
Roman Stripe dC'bestj $50 % 3.2o $50
Country Bumkin tNein) 800 2.40'
Whirling Blues (Adams) 400
Saint Sarazen Alsab Ace, King Bebe,
To Arms, Bullheim Time, Abs. -,..s-
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; Z furlopees
streakinE tPoparal 900 $50 4!s6:
Daylight Time (O'NeiD 1880 500
Fighting Harp, Cook 10
Victoria Cross, Happy Age GerrH'
Frank, First Heir, Experimental Time,
1:27.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Statistics

The drive begged down two yards
short of pay dirt.
Howard Halfback Johnny
Walker brought the crowd to it's
feet with a 71-yard run for the
Bisons first touchdown late in
the third quarter. The Darby,
Pa. junior, who had been laid
up with injuries earlier during
the week, cut over his left tackle
on a quick-opener and OUTRAGED
the Navy secondary to go into
the end zone untouched.
The final quarter was played
exclusively in Navy territory with
Howard threatening on three oc-
casions before Quarterback Lor-
EMO jackson tailed on a twist
ing 17-yard run.
Howard opens it's 1854 Central
intercollegiate Athletic Associa-
ton schedule against West Vir-
ginia State next Saturday at
Howard Stadium.
Howard O q Id
Howard scoring: Observation-Disclosures.
Jackson. Safety-Mason tackled in end
zone.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Boiling Wins Thriller.
.B-14, as Quantico
Rally Falls Short
By Dick O'Brien

The Boiling Air Force Gen.
erals took a long step toward
area military supremacy yester-
day at Arnold Field when they
jolted the Quantico Marines,
25-14.
An overflow crowd of 10000
turned out to watch the eighth
renewal of the service rivalry
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Hurper's Passes Give Georqio
A-7 Victory Over Clemson

consisting entirely of ground
plays from a winged-T forma-
ton which fooled the sopho-
more-studded Georgia line.
Clemson lost a second touch
down when Charlie Bussey,
sophomore quarterback, subbing
for Don King, injured Tiger star,
passed wide with Halfback Joe
Pagliei open near the Georgia
goal line.
Pagliei, ball-carrying star of
the game, sliced huge chunks of
yardage with off-tackle slants.
And it was the 2O0-pound Clair
ton, Pa, junior who stole a third
Georgia touchdown late in the
fourth quarter by intercepting a
Harper aerial in the end zone
and racing Al yards with the
$4,000 spectators screaming.
Georgia, stymied a foot away
from the end zone early in the
fourth quarter. knocked at the
door again after Guard Len
Spadaf1no intercepted a Busy
pass and twisted 81 yards to the
Clemson nine. But the Pagliei
interception followed a few plays
later.
Clemson - 7 q o. r
Georgia - O r O lii
Clemson scoring: Touchdowns-Cole-
man. Ga0roia
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Track Marks Set at Marlboro:
$42, ,332NewH High for Double
for the ball,

drop compared to- the corre-
spending period in 1858, but the
total attendance figure of 63,092
is an increase of 10 fans over
last seasons crowds.