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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1961

Page

21

Tech Shuts Out Blue Devils Tar Heels Beat Maryland 14-8

North Carolina upset Maryland 14-8 at College Park in rain as the Tar Heels capitalized on two Maryland fumbles inside the Terps 20 yard line for touchdowns in the third period. Maryland's only score came in the same period on a two point conversion after recovering a NC fumble. Center Joe Craver and Lenny Beck recovered Maryland miscues, while Gib Carson and Dennis Condie fumbled for Maryland. Gary Collins starred for Maryland in the ACC matchup.

College Park North Carolina Maryland Tar Heels Terps Gib Carson Lenny Beck Ray Farris Carson Dennis Condie Joe Craver Beck Gary Collins Farris Roger Smith Junior Edge Cliff Melton Collins Elliot Elliott Mo—Burton Novak

Wolfpack Defeated By 26-7 in Tuscaloosa

Alabama, ranked nationally, trailed NC State 7-0 before Pat Trammell connected on a 12 yard pass to Richard Williamson for the opening TD and a 2 yard pass to Bill Battle for the second. Trammell added a 5 yard rushing TD in the fourth quarter to seal a 26-7 win.

Tuscaloosa Ala Alabama Bullseye Pat Trammell North Carolina State Trammell Richard Williamson Bill Battle Bama

Tide Tops NC State in Hard‑Fought ACC Tilt

Alabama, ranked third in The Associated Press poll, holds NC State to negative rushing yards as Ed VerSprille scores late on a 45‑yard run. The Tide rally includes Trammell’s 5‑yard run and Williamson connections, but NC State leads 7–0 in the second quarter on Gabriel’s passes and a late fumble recovery. Merits a 23,000 crowd at Maryland Stadium, with NC State winning end zone fumbles and Bama converting later.

Crimson Tide Ed Versprille Alabama Associated Press N.C. State State Tide

LSU dominates Gamecocks 42 to 0 in Columbia

LSU overpow ers South Carolina 42 to 0 in an inter conference clash. Jerry Stovall and Jimmy Field sparked the attack while Bob Richards forced two turnovers setting up touchdowns. Harris added six extra points as LSU rolled to the win.

Columbia S.C Louisiana State South Carolina Jerry Stovall Jimmy Field Bob Richards LSU Jim Costen Billy Gambrell Field Stovall Wendell Harris Tigers Harris Campbell Costen Tiger Dean Findley Gamecocks Gors Hamic Lsus William and Mary Keydets Foreman Field Chuck Beale Pat Morrison Stinson Jones

National 400 stock car race draws big Charlotte crowd

A 43 car field will race the National 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway with David Pearson as the pole winner. Fireball Roberts and a strong Pontiac contingent share the marquee as Nelson Stacy and Speedy Thompson also start near the front. The race offers a prize package around $10,300 plus lap money as drivers from multiple states compete in the 400 mile event.

Charlotte N. C Charlotte Motor Speedway David Pearson Spartanburg S. C Pearson Glen Fireball Roberts Daytona Beach Fla Ford Banjo Matthews Asheville Fred Loverzen Elmhurst Nelson Stacy Hamilton Ohio Darlington Alfred Speedy Thompson Roberts Joe Weatherly Norfolk, Va Junior Johnson North Wilkesboro Jim Paschal High Point Jack Smith Bob Welborne Atlanta Pontiac Fireball Roberts Banko Matthews Fred Lorenzen Bunky Blackburn Fayetteville Rex White Spartanbur Chevrolet Bot Welborn Ned Jarrett Conover Tommy Irwin Greenville D. C Ken Rush Elmo Langley Wheaton Buck Baker Chrysler Bill Morgan Annandale Cotton Owens Richard Petty Rancheman Plymouth Elmo Henderson Emanuel Zervakis Richmond Joe Lee Johnson Chattanooga Tenn Woody Wilson Mobile Ala Herb Tillman Miami U. L. Rietzel Johnny Allen de Gonzales Houston Tex Wi Scott Danville Paul Lewis Johnson City

Death Valley nickname becomes Death by Own Action Lane

Wake Forest upset Clemson 17 13 ending Clemson ten game streak and prompting coach Howard to lament being outplayed. Wake Forest quarterback Chuck Reiley connected with Bill Hull and Bill Ruby for scores as Alan White broke for a 59 yard TD after halftime setting the decisive march.

Enterprise Clemson S. C Death Valley Tigers Wake Forest College Frank Howard Lana Cau

Wake Forest Defeats Clemson 17 13 in ACC Clash

Wake Forest College upset Clemson 17 to 13 at Clemson South Carolina ending a seven game losing streak. The Deacons trailed 7 3 at halftime but rallied with a nine play 59 yard drive to take the lead early in the third quarter. Band Day crowd about 26000 watched as Wake Forest scored the decisive touchdown.

Clemson Jimmy Howard Wake Forest Deacons Allan White Jim Parker Tommy King Leu Armstrong Wake Mickey Walker Deacs S. C Wake Forest College A.C.C Clemson Tigers Deac Virginia Cavaliers Tigers Deans

Engineers Romp 21-0 Over Duke

Georgia Tech dominates Duke 21-0 as Joe Auer shines in relief of injured Billy Williamson and the Yellow Jackets push to a decisive victory. Auer grabs two receptions for 24 yards, intercepts a pass at the Duke 25, Stan Gann scores, Chick Graning adds a TD, and Tech seals the win with a late 32 yard drive after a fumble recovery.

Billy Lothridge Auer Williamson Tech Duke Walt Rappold Graning Yellow Jackets Hal Erickesen Watson Larry Stallings Bobby Caldwell Gann Lothridge Associated Press Atlanta Joe Auer Billy Williamson Georgia Tech Blue Devils Blue Devil Stan Gann Chick Graning

Cavaliers Edge VMI 14 7 as Fischer Shines

Virginia Cavaliers defeat Virginia Military Institute 14 to 7 at Foreman Field. Stan Fischer throws for a touchdown runs for another and intercepts late to seal the win as VMI mounting opening drive yields to Virginia's defense. Attendance 6,500.

Voisy Virginia Vmi—Beale Mitchell Va—Fischer Rowley Va—Thomson Fischer

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