Suhday, September 27, 1964
THE SUNDAY TAR HEEL
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Devils Romp
Over Virginia
DURHAM, N. C. (AP) Quar
terback Scotty Glacken threw two
tochdown passes as Duke explod
ed for 21 points in the second,
period and rolled to a 30-0 Atlan-.
tic Coast Conference football vic
tory over Virginia Saturday;
A crowd of 20,000 saw Duke
turn two intercepted passes into
second period touchdowns after
a scoreless first quarter. Glack
en, 182-pound junior' of Bethes
da, Md., fired a touchdown pass
to end Jim Scott early . in the
second period on a play covering
65 yards.
Shortly before the half, Glack
en threw a three-yard scorer to
end Chuck Drulis. Duke half
back John Carlo had .set it up
with a pass interception on Vir
ginia's eight.
- The Blue Devils, who tied South
Carolina 9-9 in the season open
er, scored again shortly" before
intermission when guard Bill
Simpson intercepted Tom Hodge's
pass on the Virginia one and rac
ed over.
Hodges had drifted back into
the end zone and flipped the
ball which .was deflected into
the air. Rod Stewart kicked three
extra points.
In the third period, Duke end
Dave Burdette scored a safety
when Drulis blocked Tom Shu
man's punt. The ball rolled out
of the end zone and Burdette fell
on it.
The Blue Devils scored their
final touchdown in the last quar
ter when fullback Mike Curtis
dived over from the Virginia
three to cap a 37-yard drive.
Virginia, which lost to Wake
Forest in its opener, mustered
two serious threats. The Cava
liers drove to Duke's eight in , . he
third period and were on the Blue
Devils seven when the game end
ed. ' -
Wake Stmts
V.P.L, -38-21
ROANOKE, Va.-(AP)-Amaz-in
Wake Forest over-powered
Virginia Tech for three quarters
with a sturdy defensive rush and
ihe running of fullback Brian
Piccolo, then matched the Tech
men's comeback efforts for a
stunning 38-21 Harvest Bowl foot
ball victory Saturday.
Piccolo, who scored three
touchdowns in the Deacons 31-21
upset last Saturday .over Vir
ginia, bulled his way for lo4
yards on 28 carries and scored
twice in the second period to
move Wake Forest from a 7-3
deficit to a 17-7 lead at intermis
sion. .
At the same time, the Deacons
put such a terrific rush on Tech
quarterback Bob Schwickert in
the first half that the third-team
All-America ace gained only 44
yards on the ground and failed
to hit a pass. '
Having beaten , the Techmen
into submission up the middle,
Wake Forest turned to the flanks
in the second half and sent half-
' backs Wayne Welborn and , Don
Davis for huge chunks of yardage
, time after time. Welborn scored
the last three .Wake Forest
touchdowns, one on a 42-yard run.
Down by 24-7, Tech came to
life late in the third period on
a 47-yard run by sophomore half
back Tommy Francisco on a no
huddle center snap from Schwei
ckert, sent Sonny Utz over from
a yard out and pulled to within
nine pojnts at 24-15.
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