North Carolina Central EaglesClaw Elon's Fighting Christians

North Carolina Central Uni-vetdty's dot football en-counter with a Carolina Con-ference apponant resulted in anEagle victory Saturday, Sept.18, aa Georye Quiatt'a Cantral

\u25a0quad took advantage of itsstrength in a 14-7 victory oma well-drilled Bon CoUegeteam.

for a ooa-yard km.Stone then handed off to

Jamaa Smith, NCC'a fullback,who swept wide around rightend, surprising Eton with hisspeed, for the tally. CharlesBellinger: s kick tied the game.

Central's Bracy Bonhamkicked a 58-yard kickoff, re-turned 26 yarda by Elon's JimBeckett, N. C. Central's de-fense held Elon within their30-yard line for the next threePtays.

The Baglaa, who had notpieviouaty played an la-statewhite team, took the game

physical' strength.Bon, traditionally a "funda-mentals" team, exacted playswell throughout the game, butwan unable to posh acroas thegoal line against the Eagle de-fense.

Johnny Johnson returnedDavid Bolton'a punt 48 yardsfrom the N. C. Central 22 to

Elon's 80.

The Eagles were plauged byanon. They gsve up 135 yardsin penalties during the firsthalf, had four passes intercept-ed, and fumbled twice duringthe game.

Garvin Stone passed to Ja-aon Caldwell in the end zone,but Caldwell:s foot hit thebounds marker and the passwas ruled incomplete. Inmontook a screen paas for 14 yardson the next play, and Stonethrew three straignt incompletepasses, leaving the Eagles witha fourth and ten situation atElon's 16.

Elon's score came, on thegame's first paasTnterception.With laas than three minuteagone from the first quarter.Hoe's John Davis returned aninterception of a Garvin Stonepaas 33 yarda for a touchdown.

The first quarter ended withElon leading, 7-0, and neitherteam had scored when Central'sCharles Smith recovered a fum-ble by Elon's Jim Twisdaie onthe Eagle 30-yard line with

more than half of the secondquarter paaaed.

The elected to go for theten yank rather than attempt afi«ld goal, and Stone connectedwith Mahlon Williams, his tightend, who leaped from insidethe end zone to grab the ball,landed on the field, andhopped back for the touch-down. Bellinger's kick madethe score 14-7, with 17 se-conds left in the half.

After two incompletepaaes, Central's Jefferson In-mon plun led for 11 yards and

16 yards for two successivefirst downs. James Smith car-ried for five yards, and fresh-man William Guilford pickedup eight for a third first downin the drive, moving the ball toEton's 30.

The second half saw bothteams put together strong of-fensive drives which were stall-ed by the defenses of the twoteams, which tightened up asthe distance to the goal was re-duced.

Inmon carried for nine-plusyards, and then carried elevenyards on a second-and-inchessituation for a first down onEton's 10-yard marker. JamesSmith picked up four yards,and Eton's Jim Hall spotted acarry by Inmon on the nextplay, nailing him at the seven

Central's defenders foundEton's switch to a shotgun of-fense made the mid-field pas-sing game difficult to contain,but the Fighting Christianscould not take advantage ofthat offense with limited spacebetween them and the goal. De-fensive ends Charles Smith andRonald McNeil in particularput strong pressure on quarter-backs Twisdaie and West, forc-ing them to throw too quickly.

Central faces Livingstone inSalisbury Saturday, September25. Livingstone haslost to Ca-tawba and Morris Brown Col-lege.

AP Poll1. Nebraska (12) ... 24 1.M41. Notre Dane (IS) .14 1,M2J. Texas "(1) 14 7M4. Michigan 24 7544. Aaborn (2) 14 <w

Ohio State 14 4837. Arkaasai 24 4M5. Alabama 24 4MI. Tennessee 14 4M

11. Colorado 24 33111. Oklahoma 14 2M12. Pen State 14 23*13. Stanford

.. .. .. 24 21214. Georgia . ..24 IN15. Arizona State ' ...14 HI11. Boatitern California 1-1 .4111. Loaistaaa State . 1-1 3S11. Toledo 24 27

21. Duke 24 21

Others receiving votes, listedalphabetically: Air Force.California. Georgia Tech.Houston, Kansas, MichiganState. New Mexico, NorthCarolina. Pitt, Syracase. Tulane,Wake Forest, West Virginia.

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UPI1. Nebraska (29) (24) .. 3172. Notre Dame (I) (14) 2KX Texas (14) 2214. Michigan (24) 2145. Ohio State (14) 141I. Alabama (24)

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7. Aabora (14) ItI. Teaaeuee (14) 75I. Arkansas (24) .. .» ...74

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11. Oklahoma (14) «112. Stanford (24) 4813. (Tie) Georgia (14) 13

(Tie) Washington (24) IS(Tie) Penn State (14) 13

11. Arteoaa State (14) M17. B««tbeni CaUforala (1-1) ..»

IS. Loaisiaaa State (1-1) ....7» (Tie) North Carallaa (14) 4

(Tie) Georgia TWh (*») 4

RedsDodgers, 9-3

CINCINNATI - LeeMar drove in Ave inns witha homer sad doable as theCtndfloatl Reds hammeredLos Angoles M Tuesday nightaad stalled the Dodgers' drivefor the National League'!Western Division pennant.

Hie loos left the DodgersIK games bsttad the /rootnaming San Francisco Giants,who loot S-l to Houston.

May's three-run homer, IdsMh circuit doot of the year,flopped a four-run fifth inningMr the Bedi. As Oncfaitiaflfrit baseman then dodbUdhome two more in a three-rundtxth to pot the game m too. <

Dob Ooßstt, IM, allowed jonly one hit?llaurr Wffls'kadoff double In the first-un- I<0 the Dodgers struck lor two ,runs on throe hits in theeighth.

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QUARTERBACK FELLED?Charles Smith, number 80 forNorth Carolina Central University, downs Elon College'sstarting quarterback, Joe West, during Central's 14-7 vic-tory over Elon's Fighting Christians. Also visible for NCCUin dark jersey is Central's other defensive end, Ron McNeil,number 82.

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