T'SiiES
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3«. 1963
High-Scoring A&T Stirs Hopes c^f Beating Horida A&M
NCC Edges Va.
Stale, 19-12,
In CIM\^rap
BtfR^PUNDCD—Virginia S‘.)le; olina College lina^an w}iile tbt
qtMitfrback Ed Goldar musl Trojen quarterback was trying
known how General Cus- to manuevcr free in an effort tc
t*r ffU when he was lurround- gef off a pass. IdenKfiable HCC News Bueau photo,
•d by • wall of big North Car- ^
The North Card!T!\CoUeRe
E^les rtiTtained unbeateiK^ the
Central Intoroollegiate
Aswclatian by defeating the W-
ginia Slate Trojans at p'Relly
Fi^^d Saturday 19-12.
1' 41 wB.s a cr'.'tcal ^ntest
for Herman K. RiddicK hit
Eagleii. Sntoring the g|iin«, both
teams were undefeated ip the
fonlerence. In dawnin|j| thg Tro-
^ant the Eagles row hbld a J O
loop record and are 4-0 overtoil'
The Virgini#n* are 3-1 in
l«agu«.
The Eaglps had to depend on
the engiroering of quarterback
Aaron Martin to get their often-
pUyrs Char*l«g the Martin thr.w one
quarterback are Jan... Nunn (7a)
and Staley IC«th (70). —NCC
Virginia Union Overcomes Wnston-Saiem, 22-14
(luring the firsi 'u’f, Union .11 conferonce play.
RICHMOND, /a.—VirRinia t’liion behind the Rami! J4-0 in tr.t -ir.sl
University defeated VVin.sli)n S;iIi”n * (luarter. It lookpd as ' the llonu'-
State College. 2214, in a Home ! coming spectator' w. re in for a
coming Classic here Salu Vay a'j sad afternoon—but the b?by Pan
Hovey Field before an cstimiilnl ther'> bounced back ’A'ith the run
crowd of 4,800. I ning of halfback Davis aijd Frank
Carr and the accurate passing ol
Despite the final sprond, victory , or Carl Watson t-
dW not coine'very ea.sll> fiii Mm I senior George J(.Mlkliih lu beat
PaiOh«rs. Very much, responsible I Carolina Corps which wa-
lor the win was a junior ■••bo | coTn 'etitior. thi«
came to Union from Washington
three years ago and was told tol
turn in his practice uniform bo- j Union was the underdog, bn*
cause he would not be needed. I!u! j sound defensive play by the Ric’*!
Saturday young George Yancoy | monders in the fourth quarter, ir
successfully converted twice nmli which they collected 14 ptvnts
give the Panthers hope. | gave Coach Tom Harris a victory
Hurt by freshmen mistake* is considered an upset ir
CIAA Football Standings
James Milliner, Rams quarter
hack, hit Winston Mapp with '
ten yard pass for the first Win
ston-Salem score. The same com
bination clicked for the two poin'
conversion.
A few plays later, Millinbr un
corked a 24 yard scoring pass to
pick Souels. The conversion at
Lf4^* C*me$
October 20, 1963
All
Games
Ngrth Carolina College
3
0
0
2R.66
4
0
Virginia Union
, 4
1
0
23.75
4
1
u
a1 and T. College
0
0
23 S6
5
u
0
Norfolk State
1
0
21.25
3
2
0
J.’ C. Smith '
1
0
0
20 00
3
1
0
l^prgan State
... 3
1
0
18,75
3
1
0
Virginia State
2
1
0
1833
2
1
0
Fjiyetteville State
. . 1
1
0
1750
1
3
0
Winston-Salem
1
I
0
17.50
2
1
0
St. Augustine's
1
1
0
17.50
I
2
0
S|. Paul’s
2
1
0
Ifi.fie
2
1
1
D.*laware State
1
2
0
16.66
1
3
0
Hampton Institute ....
I
2
0
160C
2
2
0
Maryland State
1
3
0
16.25
1
3
0
Shaw University
1
3
0
16.25
1
3
0
EUlabeth City
1
4
0
14 00
1
4
0
H>ward University
0
4
0
1100
0
4
0
L4viDgstone Colie.^e ....
0
3
0
10.00
0
3
1
tpmpt fa'Cc*. "
Virginia Union roared back to
“et its first touchdown following
the Rams’ .second score. Big play:
in the drive were 9 yard run by
freshman Garland Witherspoon
of Oxford, and a 63 yard scoring
pass from Carl Watson -to Georg-
Jenkins,
Then early in the fourth quar
ter, Watson hit halfback Jones Da
vis with a 63 yard pass, carryiar
to the Rams 13. Frank Carr capp
ed the drive with a six yfr
jaunt.
Milton Marshall got the fina'
Union TD on a 27 yard run.
AGGIES LOSE BRISTOW
GREENSBORO — William
Bristow, end. who plays with
the A. and T. College Aggies,
will not sec action with the
team for the remainder of the
season,
Bristow, a junior. 6-1. 186
pounder from Fayct*"vitl". N
C.. who this season h">! done
much of the punting for the Ag
gies, suffered a fracture of the
right leg lasj week in the foot
ball game against Norfolk State
Coll'>gp. which was played at
Portsmouth, Va.
two more tor the NCC victory
The New Bern senior threw P
pass to end Aaron Spauldinjg for
the initial NCC score. After a
scoreless first quarter, Martin
nifled an aerial covering 24
yards to Aaron Spaulding in the
opening minutes of the aeeon4
quarter to give the Eagles a 6-0
advantage. The score was set up
after the Virginians had punted
on a fourth down deep in their
own territory, and the ball land
ed on their own 24 yard Hne
The PAT was wide.
After both teams were score
less in the third period, NCC
launched a _ ground attack in
which they marched 64 yardi'
to the 6"*^ zone.
On a series of carries by half
backs Paul Perry, Robert Cur
rington, and fullback Ben Car
rington, The Eagles lugged tlie
pigskin Into Trojan territory
wber^ Paul Perry scared from
the three. The PAT was good,
and| the Kagles led 13-0.
The Trojans bounced back af
ter reoeiviag the kickoff Qvar-
terhack ^ Oolder galloped 89
yards into the end tone for the
vJsltors first score. When the
PAT failed, NCC led 12-6.
The visitors struck back, how
ever, and came back to score.
Aftir r-?csiving the kickoff, they
marched from their own 32
yard li^e to the Eagles’ 32. From
here, Gold-^'"' threw a strike to
halfback Melvin Swann, who
went l(>to thp epd zone untpuch-
ed, making the score 19-)2.
PAT failed with Eagles leading
19-12.
NCC will play Maryland Stale
College next Saturday at Prin
cess Anne, Maryland,
t*
iShowdown Battle BetweeA Two
Grid Powen^ping up For Nov. 9
GREENSBOR{T~=^‘Can In the season, is excitement
and T. College Aggies go all thK^cnough for the avernfe A. and T
wav?" That is the big questior | nwitjbut the way the Greensl>oro
t>«ing asked all about the to*n | Clitotfl3^ it has the loyal rooter in
ys the Asieias, without much sweat a dither,
hava rolled over five straight font
ball opponents, mostly by decisive
scores.
This early In the season, wha
the fans are renliv «skin“ is. “Can |6haw University Bears. 6B0, rolled
A,.and T- whip the Florida A. anci' over the scrappy Norfolk State
M. University Rattlers?” Just if
The Aggies smashed the highly
regarded Fort EUistic Wheels, 4Q
8; defeated the Tennessee Statf
University Tigers, 20 18: trounced
Spartans 34 7, and Maryland 38 H
in consecutive order.
The Aggies are averaging bet
ter than 40-points per game, over-
all. and in the conference are do
ing better than 50-poinLs in pad’
outing.
The tpam, early this year, set
f9r itscU a goal of 40-points pet
gamp,' in a halar\cpd attack, hall
pn the ground and the rest from
the air, This represented a radical
departure from the team’s emn/iii
sis on a strong aerial game.
TOUCHDOWN MAKER — Ont halfback from Suffolk. Va.
of Ihii big man participating inj Harf has sco|Wd fWa loueh
lh( touchdown axplosions foi | downs in four gamas. all by good
the A. and T, Collage Aggies is | runs.
Ronnie Harl, a 185-pound senior I ..
c*se yod>aven’t heard that is th
team which Ust season w^s rate ’
number one among the nation’*
small colleges.
ItljT the same te!|T. wnjch has.
as its star halfbark. Bob Hayes,
the “world’s fastest human,”
world record holder in the 100-
^rd dash . . . #nd the same team
w\ich l?st year averaged better
than 50-points per game again^
all opponents. ^
The Aeeie* will meet the power'"
laden cl(ib from Florida in th«'
big inte.rsectional clash to b=
plaved here at Memorial Stadiun* I
on November 9. j
To keep a clean sljite even to
early November, the Aggies hpv^ , DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Be-
fjvo-major hurdles to cross. It’- 'thune-Cookman College's Wildcats
no easy path. | roared from behind with three
The undefeated Winston-Saletn I touchdowns in the fourth quarter
State College Rams will invad- and a 2915 Hoimcoroing victory
.Greensboro on Saturday, Octobei lover Morris Brg»fn College at Me-
i26, and A. and T. will face defend- j morial Stadiun| recently.
Ing CIAA champs, Morgan Statf I Trailing 15-8 going into the
College at Baltimore on Novem j final quarter, Uhe Wildcats sent
ber 2 . . . then the Rattlers. I the crowd of 4W0 into near bed
Winning four stratSfit, this early , lam with their belated surge.
Bethune Rallies to
Beat Morris Brown
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BOURBON BE LUXE
Tw MWUMIK lutt mtum comm. ummu. uamt. w nwoF-coNjAiNs 49% wvh ifaoi,.
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To Deleat Maryland State 25-14
GREENSBORO—The A, and T 121-yard run return of a pass inter
College Aggies stormed back with ception.
13-points in the fourth quarter tc The Aggie defense again shared
whip th» Maryland State College | in the glory of the #in. Big men
HiiwM. H-14. in a CIAA football | in that department were Jo-
gam* last Satunday in the Memo ; Flood, center, who played only in
rial Stadium. Ibriel periods, but came up with
key tackles ’when the Hawk*
Ntarjy 14,>00 spectators, threatened; Howard Ferguson, a
r e f o r d br«a|Un j homecoming i ,„d John Brooks, «t end
crowd, sa-iV the Aggies take theii Aggie score came with
fifth victory in a row and keef 43.seconds left in the first quar-
their perfect record. | ter as Gordon passed to Clifton
After scoring a touchdown in i Matthews for six yards, capping a
each of the first two-quarters. A ; Yo.yard drive,
and T, lost the 12-0 lead before -" '
14-point, third quarter outburst
by the Maryland Club.
The Aggies steadied themse)ve>
in the fourth quarter and went on
Mt fi« th» bfH 8«»e.'
Cornell Gordon, Aggie quarter
back, engineer5d'~the victory, by
passing for Lnc Tl^and makinp
two of them himself with a 53
yard run from scrimmage and £
Raleigh's Pat White Ruins Hillside
Ligon High School’s WttMe fPat,
White proved to Durham‘ football
fans he was as great as his ad
mirers had said as he t>«rsan^lly
ruined Hillside's hopes nf an un
defeated season by leading the
Haleieh team to a 25-0 victory f‘
(bounty Stadium,
The kU-around,triple th"iyit
quarterback was ea.sily the same’s
0|itstandin« player as he scofe^
l.igon's first throe touchdowns
the (ourth .wit^
hall handlins wizardry.
After the contest, shocked Dur
ham fans agreed that White wa*
about the best high ■school fo.it-
baU player to ^^>r^o^nl io Caiiat]r
stadium.
White was both the brains and
br»«n of the Ugon team in II*
victory last Friday night. He call
ed the plays from his quarterback
slot, reeled off three imrri|liW>
long touchdowns,runs, set up th'
other Lieon runners wtth hU
amazing ball handling, handle^
most of the passing chores and
set the Raleigh defenses from
halfback slot.
About the only thing he didn’f
do was help the game offlcUt
mark the Raleigh first downs.
White got hli first tq^cl|d0W1l
on s B7 yard run around end
Jfp started to the outside, faked
two defenders, picked up a
block then easily outr*c*d ^h'
Hori^t team to score */tor th^
second quarter was only monnntl
old.
On the following exchange ol
dowtis. White maneuvered *li-
RaMgh team to Hillside’s 2Q, thfp
settled matters hy swfepnf t|if
flanks aeain for 20 yard* and the
second Ugon touchdown.
Wy play in thi* driv* »|i*
set up hy White’s b«II haiUllhif
fakery. Deep in Raleigh territory,
Whit* completely fooled tiM WM-
■14* d*f*n**s tnd unt ip*#dy Wal
ter Ellis off on a jaunt w)iich end
ed at the Hornet two. A series of
pe^l^ies ai)d a loss had set Coach
Pete Il'illiiMna team ba6k to Hill
s^’t 20 Inrni which point white
staged his second scoring run>
Hjllside rtturped from the sec-
oqfrt kail and inunMHately launch-
73 Mrd' swt||n«4 dHv* which
brougnt the Hornet* their only
s^ore. ITif bjg jpap la the drive
was fttllback Thurman Jones, who
t,*>pk.lN''*ht«P.e pf Home strong
blocking by the Hillside forward*
and capped the drive with a four
yard plunge.'
The Aggies scored again two
minutes later as Gordon ripped
around end on a 53-yard gallop
The Marylanders came charging
back in the third quarter with a
30-yarC off-tackle burst hy Cedric
Suggs and an 80-yard run follow
ing an interception of a Gordon
pass by Emerson Boozer, Jamei
Privott split the uprights follow
ing both TJ’s.
Melvin PhiViips, - 'cpnomore
h*lft>ack from Shelby, put th
Aggies back in front midway the
fourth period with a 73-yard rur
from scrimmage. The score pul
the Aggies ahead for good, 18-14
The scoring was concluded a '
Gordon picked off a pa.s.s by
Cliarles Stukes, Hawk quarterback
on the Maryland 21-yard line and
went over untouched. Alfred Ma
loney’s kick 'ivas good, for th'
28-14 victory.
The officials penalized A. and
T, 235-yards and Maryland State {
150-yards. 1
A, and T- now 3-0-0 in he r
CIAA. Maryland State is 1-3-0 >
The Aggies will bo -at home to:
Winston-Salem State on Saturday ]
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