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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
Auburn Sinks
Florida, 1910

AUBURN. Ala. CAP).-Jimmy
Side put on a dazzling exhibit
ton Of ball handing, and
Woody Woodall equaled an Au-
burn field-goal record today In
leading the fifth-ranked Tigers
to a 1870 football victory over
Florida.
A homecoming crowd of A.
900, largest In Auburn's history
saw Side. one Of the Nations
leading rushers, put the un-
defeated, united Tigers deep
into the Gator territory time
and again.
1t was the running and pass
ing Of Side which put the ball
close enough for Woodall to
kick two field goals and raise
his collegiate total to II. That
equaled the school record es-
tablished in 1861 by Ed DyaS.
Side also scored on a 25-yard
touchdown run. Then he made
the extra point after Lineback-
er Bill Cody ran AZ yards for a
touchdown with an intercept
ton.
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STATISTICS

Shuman recover d his own
blocked punt in the Cavaliers
end zone IN the second quarter.
End Bob Faireloth broke
through the Virginia defense to
block the kick.
End Bob MONTGOMERY Of
North Carolina State blocked
another Shuman punt in the
third quarter. picked it up and
ran Is yards for q touchdown.
The play was called back be-
cause Of q clip. but the Wolf
pack scored anyway on three
quick plays.
The wolfpack started from
the Virginia 81 after Montgom-
cry blocked the kick. Fullbaek
Halfbaek Nike Clark eight more
fabck Mike Clark engit more
and finally Clark cracked over
right guard for the touchdown
and North Carolina States
first lead. 81.
Sophomore Doug Wood CEN
tered the ball over Shuman's
head later in the third quarter.
Tom picked it up in the end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

touchdown on a 6-yard run In
the last period. Utz, who gained
1873 yards aground, hit tackle
on a vineyard rush for VPI,S
first tally in the second period
The games best run was q
72-yard effort by Richmond
Halfback Kenny Stoudt, which
staked the Spiders to a TO ad-
vantage. Ken Wilbourne scored
the S second Richmond touch
down on q two-yard crash over
the middle after the Spiders
recovered a Schweickert tumble
and moved So yards in a deS-
perate victory bid.
Twice in the game, VPI put
on sustained drives, only to lose
scoring opportunities through
fumbles. In the first period the
Techmen drove 81 yards, but
lost the ball on Utz's bobble al
the Spider z. In the third quar-
ter they went 46 yards to the
Richmond is, where Schweick-
ert fumbled and Richmond re-
covered.
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Tech Routs Duke, 30-6;
Lothridge Sets Record

ATLANTA, Nov. 2 (AP).-
Quarterback Billy Lothridge
Georgia Techs "Mr. Every
thing" kicked. passed and ran
the Yellow Jackets to a 800
victory over Duke today.
Lothridge broke the NCAA
career record for field goals,
formerly held by Ed Dyas OF
Auburn, by kicking a 3S-yard-
er against the wind in the last
second of the first half. It was
the 18th Of his career and Sec
ond Of the game.
Lothridge threw two touch
down passes, kicked three field
goals and three extra points
and harasSed Duke throughout
the afternoon on the option
play. He averaged 46 yards
punting and had a 6l-yard
quick kick.
Duke scored first in the
opening period. Quarterback
Scotty Glacken spanked the Ga
yard drive with q 20-yard pass
to end Jim Scott and a l7-yard
run. Halfhack John Lucas
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Mississippi
Wins, 37-3,
Over LSU

BATON ROUGE. La. Nov. 2
(AP).-MissiSSippi unleashed a
devastating running game,
spearheaded by Flllback Fred
Roberts and ex-Fullback Perry
Lee Dunn. and overwhelmed
Louisiana State, 37-3. in q
Southeastern Conference foot
ball battle today.
It was Ole Miss most lop-
sided victory over LSU since
1917 when it won 52-7.
A blocked punt and a tumble
recovery set up the first two
touchdownS. Midway In the
third quarter, Ole Miss held on
its l after LSU'S Joe Labruzzo
had raced 81 yards with q punt.
Dunn. who returned to
quarterback this season after
playing at fullback last year,
provided much Of the often
Sive spark with power runs and
bullS-eye passes. He played
little during the second half.
When Dunn wasn't passing
or running. he called on Rob-
erts, 250-pound senior, to move
the ball. Roberts responded BY
grinding out SO yards in Is
carries and scoring three times
twice on 2-yard bursts and
once on q 3-yarder.
The game was only three
minutes old when Ole Miss
Tackle Whaley Hall blocked
q punt on the LSU "a and Reed
Davis recovered on the IL,
Three plays later, Roberts
crashed into the end zone.
LSU narrowed the margin ia
7-3 Just before the first quarter
ended as left-footed Doug Mo-
reau booted a 41-yard field
goal.
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SouthernCuI
Shocked by
Washington

SEATTLE, Nov. 2 CAP).-
WaShington's Huskies upset
favored Southern California,
1927, in a Big Six Conference
football game today to stake
a claim on the Western berth
in the Rose Bowl.
After the Huskies jumped off
to a TO firSt-quarter lead when
a Southern Cal punt was
blocked and recovered by Wash
ington in the Trojan end zone,
the TrojanS struck back.
Reserve Quarterback Craig
Fertig pulled the Trojans into
a tie with a 17-yard scoring
pass to John Thomas at the
start Of the second quarter and
Richard Brownell added the
extra point.
The overflow crowd Of $500
saw Washington jump back
into the lead when Tackle Jim
Norton kicked a line drive field
goal that Travelled As yards,
setting a school record.
Before the half ended Wash
ington marched rs yards in nine
plays, the last one a 21-yard
scoring pass from Bill Douglas
to Ralph Winters to widen the
lead to 1877.
Dave Kopay, whose blocking
and tackling were outstanding
for Washington all afternoon
intercepted a Pete Beathard
pass at the start Of the final
quarter. He climaxed a 76-yard
march with a courtyard run.
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Howard Roufs
Hampton for
Second in Row

Spearhtaded by the quarter
backing Of Stanley Allen, How
ard University rolled to an easy
32-14 victory over Hampton In
Stitute Of Virginia today in q
Central intercollegiate Athletic
Association football game that
marked the 51st meeting be-
twetn the two schools.
The victory was the second
straight in seven starts for the
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Second-HuIf Rally
Carries Rice Past
Texas Tech, l7-3

LUBBOCK, Tex, Nov. 2
(AP).-Rice unveiled a multi
pronged offensive attack in the
second half today and swept to
a 1873 decision over Texas
Tech.
With Quarterbacks Benny
Hollingsworth and Walter Nc
Reynolds directing, the Owls
sent a half dozen backs skirt
ing through and around the
faltering Tech defense.
Rice, whose only loss In
Southwest Conference was to
Texas, never trailed.
Defensive specialist Ronnie
Cervenka sealed Texas Techs
fate with 5:35 left in the third
period when he intercepted an
aerial by Quarterback Ben
Elledge and returned 1t %
yards for a touchdown.
Larry Rice kicked the extra
point to push the Owls into a
100 lead and sophomore Wing
back Don Elsik added o touch
down on a 1-yard thrust with
less than five minutes re-
naming.
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Clemson Rolls
Over Deacons

CLEMSON. s. c., Nov. 2 CAP)
l-Fullback Pat Grain plunged
over for three touchdowns as
Clemson's heavy ground forces
rumbled to a 800 victory over
winless Wake Forest in an At
lantic Coast Conference foot
ball game here today.
Grain scored three times
from inside the 5-yard line.
Halfback Billy Ward raced Is
yards and Fullback Bob Swift
bulled over from q yard out
for other Clemson scores. The
Tigers also counted on q safety.
Only alert Wake Forest ball.:
hawking kept its 18th consecu-'
tive defeat from being an even
greater rout. l-
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STATISTICS

Bisons this year and the first
time in three years that the
team has won two consecutive
games.
The loss was the fourth In sis
starts for tht Virginians, but
leaves them with q 27-2S edg,
over Howard In q series which
began in 1908.
After recovering q Hampton
tumble early In the second pc
Rod. Allen passed to End Zellit
Dow for "A yards, which car
ried to the Is. From there Allen
sprinted around right end.
Hampton retaliated, with
$3.50 remaining in the second
period, on a 63-yard, five-play
drive which carried to How
ards 81 from where Halfback
Marcellus King scored.
With II seconds left In the
half, Allen engineered a drive
which ended with Fullback
Hughey cracking over from the
one. asa
The Bisons struck for two
more touchdowns in the third
quarter. A reverse from Allen
to End Kenneth Price to Half
back Robert Willis who passed
to End jesse Ferguson, car
ried to the 9, from where
Willis went in for the score.
= A Hampton tumble and a
25-yard pass from Allen to Dow
extended Towards lead to PAT.
Both teams scored late in the
fourth quarter, Hampton on a
4-yard plunge by Halfback
James Guthrie, and Howard
on q 20-yard run by End Ron
Fleming after intercepting a
Hampton pass.
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STATISTICS

seven, eight and often nine
man lines.
The ma neuver paid off.
Texas was restricted to 181
yards on the ground. the lowest
for the winners all year. The
Longhorn passing attack
clicked for only II yards. They
tried only II, mostly safety
valve chunks to the outside,
and completed only five.
Texas busiest ball-carrier, in
true split-T fashion, was senior
Quarterback Duke Carlisle. He
whirled out Of his quarterback
slot on rollouts or retained the
ball on the old Tatum keeper
plays is times, but managed Il
net only % yards.
Senior Halfback Tomm!
Ford gained all except SO o
the Longhorns yardage on TIL
ground. Ford picked up SO o
his 113 yards the first two
times he carried the ball. Or
the first Texas play from
scrimmage, he darted between
tackle and guard on q quick
opener and zoomed so yards to
Harris Scores From 3
the Mustang %.
Two plays later Ford gained
10 more on the same maneuver
to the Mustang one. Set back
for offsides, the Lon g h orn S
called on Halfback Phil Harris
from 3 yards out and he scored.
The Texans made it 14-0 in
the second quarter on Ford's g.
yard sweep around end after a
gift from SMU safety man
John Roderick, star Of the
Mustang upset Of Navy. Roder-
lex seemed unable to make up
his mind what to do with Kim
Gaynor's punt, which bounced
around the SMU 10-yard line.
Seconds later the Longhorns
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scored the touchdown on an
end sweep.
Halfback Johnny Gresham
got Tech started with q So
yard run in the second quar-
ter. Lothridge set up the touch
down with a 12-yard pass to
End Billy Martin, and Fullback
Ray Mendheim swept around
right end for five yards and
the score. Lothridge kicked the
point to put Tech Hhead, 7-6,
and kicked two goals before the
half ended.
The Yellow Jackets broke the
game wide open in the third
quarter as Lothridge passed q
yards for Gresham for one
touchdown and three % yards
to End Dave Sexton for am
other.
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Spartans Pin
3O-13 Defeat
On Badgers

EAST LANSING. Mich. Nov.
2 AP).-S herm Lewis. the
mighty mite Of the Spartan
backfield. led Michigan State
to . 3o-1s Big Ten upset over
Wisconsin today.
Michigan State now has
three victories and q tie In the
conference and remains among
the favorites for the Big Ten
title and . Rose Bowl bid.
Wisconsin, ranked eighth IA
the Nation, previously had been
beaten only by Ohio State.
Lewis. Q 152-pounder, sprint
ed for o ore on an e7-yard
pass play the first time the
|spartsns got the ball. He
caught the pass from Steve Ju-
day on the dead run on his
own As and raced In un-
touched.
Sharing honors with Lewis
was q reserve quarterback,
Dick Proebstle, who went In
when Juday suffered Q shoul.
der separation In first period.
Dr.. James Feurig. team physi-
clan, said Juday will be side
lined for about three weeks.
The solid Spartan defense
throttled the Badger rushing
game. Passer Harold Brandt,
who had led Wisconsin to It's
offensive honors. was hitting
well in the first period, but MI
chigan State then started put
ting the rush on him.
Coach Milt Bruhn put in
Dave Fronek at quarterback in
the second half and Fronek d.
rected his team on an 80-yard
scoring march. 30
Lou Holland made both Wis
consin touchdowns. on Q four
yard pass from Brandt In the
first psxiod and q 6-yard bolt
in the third quarter.
Proebstle Sneaked over from
the 2 and q second period score
for Michigan State. He also pi-
loted the Spartans to touch
downs in the third and fourth
periods.
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STATISTICS

the opening play Of the second
period.
It was Georgia's second de-
feat. compared with four VIC
tories and one tie.
Rakestraw, one Of the coun-
try's top pasSers. could do little
against the Tar Heels, who lead
the Nation in pass defense
Third in the nation in passing,
he completed only seven Of IL
for So yards. He had two inter-
cepted.
Edge hit on is Of 20 passes
for 189 yards. Two Of his losses
were intercepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
By CARL SELL
star SAN writer

NORFOLK. Nov. 2-Alert
North Carolina 81 ate converted
an cratic Virgins kicking
game into all Of its points for q
1873 victory over the underdoe
Cavaliers today before q crowd
Of 1900 huddled in breezy Fore.
man Field.
The Wolfpack turned two
blocked kicks into a touchdown
and a safety and then picked
up the clinching score in the
fourth quarter on a bad pass
from center on an attempted
punt.
Virginia jumped off to a TO
lead In the first quarter but
couldn't stop the charging
Wolfpack on punting situa-
tons.
Wolfpack Title Hope Alive
The victory kept alive North
Carolina States hopes for the
Atlantic Coast Conference title
The Wolfpaek now has a 81
league record with only Wake
Forest remaining among con-
verence rivals. North Carolina
leads the league with a SO re-
cord.
North Carolina State picked
up . safety. later matched by
Virginia, when Virginia's Tom
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Middle 150-Pounders
Take League Lead

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 2 (AP).-
Nays unScored on 150-pound
football team beat Rutgers, TO,
today to move on top in the
Eastern intercollegiate Light
weight Football League.
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Duke-Lucas 4. run Ckick failed
Tech-Mendheim 5, run Oothridge
kick.
Tech-FG, LothridEe (3D.
Tech-FG. Lothridge 1881.
Tech-Gresham "a. pass from 10th
ridge 0othridge kick).
Tech-Sexton 90. pass from 10TH
ridge Gothridge kick).
Tech-FG, Lothridge 1881.
Attendance. 52.266.
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Cavaliers Beaten
BY NC. State, 15-o

zone and ran It out to the IL
where State took over.
Falzarano Dives For Score
It took the wolfpack eight
plays to score the elincher with
Falzarano diving over from the
one. Clark ran for seven yards
and caught . e-yard pass from
Quarterback Jim Rossi to spark
the short drive.
Virginia's chances suffered a
blow early in the third quarter
when Quarterback Tom Hodges
Of Alexandria, who had hit End
Stu Christhilf with q l0-yard
pass for the Cavaliers touch
down in the opening quarter.
was injured. Hodges did return
for two plays at the end but
was not effective.
The Cavaliers got q break In
the fourth quarter when North
Carolina States Dave Houtz
fumbled the snap from center
while trying to punt and was
nailed in his own end zone for q
safety.
The wind. which at tim es
eeached gusts Of 40 miles an
hour, then played tricks with
the free kick by the Wolfpack's
Glenn Sasscer.
Sasscer. with Rossi holding,
booted the ball high into the
air from his 20. The wind
caught the bali at midfield and
blew 1t back toward Sasscer. It
hit q Virginia player on the
back and Montgomery re-
covered on the Wolfpack's 43.
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y; G. STATE ------9 z Z Gig
NAnGlNAA -------- q
virginia - Christhilt 10. pass from
N. C.. State-Safety (Shuman recov-
cred own blocked Punt in end zoneD
N. C, State-Ciark 4. run tAndrews
N. c; State-Falzarano 1. run Click
virsinis- tHoutz tackled in end
Zone).
Attendance. 1900.
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MICHIGAN SIAIE 8 100
Michigan State Uniyersity-Lewis 81,
pass from Juday kick failed). Ic
wisconsin = Holland 4. pass from
Brandt (Fronek kiek). =
Michigan State uniyerSity-Proebst
2, run (pass failedl. III
Michigan State university-Lopes 3.
run (Proebstle rum.
wisconsin - Holland 8. run Ckick
failed).
MICHIGAN State University-Lopes 2,
run CBobich kick.
mer l44). =
Attendance, 1908.
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SSIgII1EEsN,1 Cal. . Z Q -
Washington-BrisSs, recovered blocked
punt in end zone morton kick1.
University Of Southern California-
Thomas IL. pass from Fertig
(Brownell kick).
Washing ton-FG. Norton (45).
Washington--.Winters 81. pass from
Douglas (kick failed),
Wsshington-Kopay 4. plunge (kick
Attendance-55,SOO.
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Texas Harris 8. run CROSBY kick).
SMU-Gannon %, pass from Thomai
kick .ailed).
Texas--FG. Crosby (34l.
SMU-oanuon %. pass from White
run failed).
Attendance. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
By MORRIS SIEGEL
Star Staff Writer


Southern Methodist won the
toss today and elected to give
first-ranked Texas q first-class
scare before stubbornly Yield
ing to the Longhorns. 17-12.
Texas sent on into the fracas
unbeaten and united and
came out unimpresSive as it
sputtered to q squeaky VIC
tory over an aroused Mus
tang cast picked to lose by
anywhere from IL to 10
points.
The Cotton Bowl convocation
of $1,000 sensed an upset of
huge proportions might be in
the making as late as the last
minute and a half of the scrap.
However, at this juncture the
Mustangs, resorting to a bit OF
razzle-dazzle in an 11-hour bid
to blot out their 5-point deficit
fumbled and their day in the
sun was over.
Errors Hurt Mustangs
In the end it added up Il
Texas first-class superiorit.
that enabled the Longhorns tx
answer the roll call Of the
thinning ranks of the all
conquering. They ran up a IT.
6 advantage before intermis-
sion, but in the second half
the best Texas could do was
make one serious Irritation
with the scoreboard.
Ten Of Texas II points re-
suited from SINUS unwilling
charity. The Longhorns, who
now own a TO record, convert
ed a fun bled punt into a
touchdown from 8 yards out In
the second quarter. Late in the
period the Mustangs, trying to
shake off q 1915 disadvantage,
failed on a fourth-down pass
and turned over the ball to
Texas on the SMU 20. With
one second left, Tony Crosby,
the shoeless kicker. booted a
34-yard field goal. He also
kicked the two extra points.
The Longhorns' other score,
their first, came in a manner
characteristic Of their play so
far this season. They covered
rs yards in 7 tries on their first
series.
SMU brought jubilation to
its thousands Of homecoming
partiSans in the second quarter
with a 61-yard junket that
paid off in a touchdown on
Danny Thomas 22-yard pass
It climaxed an 11-play
march featuring seven Thomas
passes and furnished a tipoff
on what the Mustangs would
try practically the rest of the
way after discovering the Tex
as air cover was either over
rated or ineffective.
After halftime, SMU passed
"a times and one of the fips,
another 22-yarder to Cannon,
created the last-quarter touch
down. The pitcher this trip was
sophomore Quarterback Mack
White, a standout in SINUS
bold bid to bring the Long
horns to their knees.
Followers of the late Jim Ia
tum's tie ms at M arylan d
quickly would have recognized
Coach Darrell Royals aggrega-
ton as a carbon copy of the
Terrapins Of old-medium
speed, not much passing,
soundly coached and BILE SIS e d
with a squad of precision tack
lers and blockerS.
Like the other opponents, the
Mustangs did not fear an air
show from Texas and masSed
their defenses accordingly.
Most of the day the lighter and
undermined Mustangs, chief
ly a sophomore collie ction
playing its second year under
Coach Hayden Fry, deployed in
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Richmond-stoudt ~. run lGossett
kick
VPI-Utz 1, run tCranwell kick.
VPI-Schveickert 6. run (CTsnwell
kick).
Richmond-wilbourne 2. run Cpass
failed).
Attendance, $4,000.
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S7. run (Tyenrv k,ck1
Howard-Allen- is. run (pass faiiedS
HHo oWsTSS- H HT'I|ihll !: run run isiIs)
How WdDp5siS run p.. spa; sso tsiled1: d.,
Hughey. run failed1. eN
Howard-Fleming 20. run (Jackson,
pass 10 Richardsonl. --
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RICE - 8 7-7
TECH - 0 0 8 o. 8
Rice-FG. Rice (2o).
Riee--Half %, pass interception (Rice
Tech4FG, Daniels (s4).
Rice-Elsik 1, run (Rice kick).
Attendance-36,5 500.
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MISSISSIPPI - I6 = 40
LSU ------- 3 0 o o.
Mississippi - Roberts 2, run nrwin
kick).
IsU-FG. Moreau (41).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8. run (Irwin
Mississippi - Irwin %, pass from
Weatherly kick failed.
Mississippi-FG. Irwin (22).
Misslsstppi - Roberts 2, run erwin
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8. run tIrviu
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UNC-Kesler 4. run lBraine kickl.
0eorgia-Hurst 2. run Mccullougf
kick,
UNc-Edge /. run Braine kick).
UNC-Jackson IL. pass from Edge
lBraine kick.
UNC-Edge s. run Braine kick.
Attendance, $4,000.
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Lost sIght Of Ban

Coach Bill Elias later said
the play ruined Virginias
chances Of pulling out the
game. "Or boys just lost sight
of the ball." Elias said. at was
a disappointment to us"
Virginia surprised the Wolf
pack with the triple slot forma-
ton, which Elias hadn't used In
two years. in the first quarter.
The Cavaliers drove to North
Carolina States / early In the
game but were thrown back.
Hodges carried four times from
the 3 but made little Roadway
against the middle Of the Wolf
pack line.
An 1S-yard kick by Houtz,
also blown back by the wind,
then set ap the Virginia touch
down. The kick went out Of
bounds on the Wolfpack 80 and
Virginia scored in nine plays.
Hodges gained 10 yards in
four carries to spark the drive
and then hit Christhilf with an
over-the-middle pass for the
touchdown.
Christhilf made the catch
b etween two North Carolina
State defenders.
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A stiff Virginia defense, led
by Linebackers Bruce Perry
and Turnely Todd and End
Myron McWilliams. stopped
three Wolfpack thrusts In the
second quarer. North Carolina
State reached the Virginia IL, 9
and 6 but was thrown back. the
last on an interception by Viz
ginia's Duane Bickers on his q
yard line.
Virginia held q To halftime
advantage. the first time North
Carolina State has trailed at
intermission this year.
The Cavaliers went more
than IS minutes without q first
down from the first quarter
until the fourth. and the Wolf
pack came through with the
clutch plays deep in Virginia
territory. a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

WAKE FOREST o O o.
CLEMSON ------- IA 0 9 13-3e
clemson-Ward rs. run CPearce kick).
kick.
clemson-crain 5. plunge (Pearcs
kick.
clemson-safety [center snap out Of
end zone)
Clemson-SWfft 5. run Ckick fallen.
/. plunge Pearcs
Attendance, 1900 Cestimatedl.
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