North Carolina Central Eagles
Claw Elon's Fighting Christians
North Carolina Central Uni
vetdty's dot football en
counter with a Carolina Con
ference apponant resulted in an
Eagle victory Saturday, Sept.
18, aa Georye Quiatt'a Cantral
■quad took advantage of its
strength in a 14-7 victory om
a well-drilled Bon CoUege
team.
The Baglaa, who had not
pieviouaty played an la-state
white team, took the game
physical' strength.
Bon, traditionally a "funda
mentals" team, exacted plays
well throughout the game, but
wan unable to posh acroas the
goal line against the Eagle de
fense.
The Eagles were plauged by
anon. They gsve up 135 yards
in penalties during the first
half, had four passes intercept
ed, and fumbled twice during
the game.
Elon's score came, on the
game's first paasTnterception.
With laas than three minutea
gone from the first quarter.
Hoe's John Davis returned an
interception of a Garvin Stone
paas 33 yarda for a touchdown.
The first quarter ended with
Elon leading, 7-0, and neither
team had scored when Central's
Charles Smith recovered a fum
ble by Elon's Jim Twisdaie on
the Eagle 30-yard line with
more than half of the second
quarter paaaed.
After two incomplete
paaes, Central's Jefferson In
mon plun led for 11 yards and
16 yards for two successive
first downs. James Smith car
ried for five yards, and fresh
man William Guilford picked
up eight for a third first down
in the drive, moving the ball to
Eton's 30.
Inmon carried for nine-plus
yards, and then carried eleven
yards on a second-and-inches
situation for a first down on
Eton's 10-yard marker. James
Smith picked up four yards,
and Eton's Jim Hall spotted a
carry by Inmon on the next
play, nailing him at the seven
AP Poll
1. Nebraska (12) ... 24 1.M4
1. Notre Dane (IS) .14 1,M2
J. Texas "(1) 14 7M
4. Michigan 24 754
4. Aaborn (2) 14 w
Ohio State 14 483
7. Arkaasai 24 4M
5. Alabama 24 4M
I. Tennessee 14 4M
11. Colorado 24 331
11. Oklahoma 14 2M
12. Pen State 14 23*
13. Stanford .. .. .. 24 212
14. Georgia . ..24 IN
15. Arizona State ' ...14 HI
11. Boatitern California 1-1 .41
11. Loaistaaa State . 1-1 3S
11. Toledo 24 27
21. Duke 24 21
Others receiving votes, listed
alphabetically: Air Force.
California. Georgia Tech.
Houston, Kansas, Michigan
State. New Mexico, North
Carolina. Pitt, Syracase. Tulane,
Wake Forest, West Virginia.
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UPI
1. Nebraska (29) (24) .. 317
2. Notre Dame (I) (14) 2K
X Texas (14) 221
4. Michigan (24) 214
5. Ohio State (14) 141
I. Alabama (24) .. .. ..Ǥ
7. Aabora (14) It
I. Teaaeuee (14) 75
I. Arkansas (24) .. .» ...74
11. Colorado (24) «
11. Oklahoma (14) «1
12. Stanford (24) 48
13. (Tie) Georgia (14) 13
(Tie) Washington (24) IS
(Tie) Penn State (14) 13
11. Arteoaa State (14) M
17. B««tbeni CaUforala (1-1) ..»
IS. Loaisiaaa State (1-1) ....7
» (Tie) North Carallaa (14) 4
(Tie) Georgia TWh (*») 4
Reds
Dodgers, 9-3
CINCINNATI - Lee
Mar drove in Ave inns with
a homer sad doable as the
Ctndfloatl Reds hammered
Los Angoles M Tuesday night
aad stalled the Dodgers' drive
for the National League'!
Western Division pennant.
Hie loos left the Dodgers
IK games bsttad the /root
naming San Francisco Giants,
who loot S-l to Houston.
May's three-run homer, Ids
Mh circuit doot of the year,
flopped a four-run fifth inning
Mr the Bedi. As Oncfaitiafl
frit baseman then dodbUd
home two more in a three-run
dtxth to pot the game m too. 
Dob Ooßstt, IM, allowed j
only one hit—llaurr Wffls'
kadoff double In the first-un- I
0 the Dodgers struck lor two ,
runs on throe hits in the
eighth.
for a ooa-yard km.
Stone then handed off to
Jamaa Smith, NCC'a fullback,
who swept wide around right
end, surprising Eton with his
speed, for the tally. Charles
Bellinger: s kick tied the game.
Central's Bracy Bonham
kicked a 58-yard kickoff, re
turned 26 yarda by Elon's Jim
Beckett, N. C. Central's de
fense held Elon within their
30-yard line for the next three
Ptays.
Johnny Johnson returned
David Bolton'a punt 48 yards
from the N. C. Central 22 to
Elon's 80.
Garvin Stone passed to Ja
aon Caldwell in the end zone,
but Caldwell:s foot hit the
bounds marker and the pass
was ruled incomplete. Inmon
took a screen paas for 14 yards
on the next play, and Stone
threw three straignt incomplete
passes, leaving the Eagles with
a fourth and ten situation at
Elon's 16.
The elected to go for the
ten yank rather than attempt a
fi«ld goal, and Stone connected
with Mahlon Williams, his tight
end, who leaped from inside
the end zone to grab the ball,
landed on the field, and
hopped back for the touch
down. Bellinger's kick made
the score 14-7, with 17 se
conds left in the half.
The second half saw both
teams put together strong of
fensive drives which were stall
ed by the defenses of the two
teams, which tightened up as
the distance to the goal was re
duced.
Central's defenders found
Eton's switch to a shotgun of
fense made the mid-field pas
sing game difficult to contain,
but the Fighting Christians
could not take advantage of
that offense with limited space
between them and the goal. De
fensive ends Charles Smith and
Ronald McNeil in particular
put strong pressure on quarter
backs Twisdaie and West, forc
ing them to throw too quickly.
Central faces Livingstone in
Salisbury Saturday, September
25. Livingstone haslost to Ca
tawba and Morris Brown Col
lege.
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QUARTERBACK FELLED—Charles Smith, number 80 for
North Carolina Central University, downs Elon College's
starting quarterback, Joe West, during Central's 14-7 vic
tory over Elon's Fighting Christians. Also visible for NCCU
in dark jersey is Central's other defensive end, Ron McNeil,
number 82.
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PURSUIT—iJIon College's Sam Key (34) pursues Nbrth Car
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