SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1951
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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Averages Five
Yards A Try
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Veteran Fullbaclc Dick "Weiss
led all backs in ground gaining
by 1 making 109 yards in 22 car
ries for an average of 4.9 yards
a try. Frdd Bilyeu was tops for
Georgia with an average of 3.2
yards
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Avg.
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4.9
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OKORGIA RUSHING
Carries Net. Avg.
Morocco .. 6 12 2.0
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Bilyeu 29 3.2
Cook - .3 -13 -4.3
Grant - 12 6 .5
CAROLINA RUSHING
Carries Net
Williams -- 12 6
Wiess - 22 109
Gantt .- 4 3
Wissman - 2 6
White - 5 10
O'Brien - 1 "
Hesmer 3 6
Liberati 3 -4
CAOLINA PASSING
Att. Comp. Gain
Williams - 8 5 22
. Wiess 10 0
Wissman 13 9 103
GEORGIA PASSING
Att. Comp. Gain
Morocco 1 0 0
Uratkowski 17 9 215 .,
GEORGIA PASS ECEIVING
Caught Yds. Gam
Babcock - 3 72
DeCarlo 3 51
Morocco 3 C2
CAROLINA PASS RECEIVING
Caught Yds. Gain
Wiess 1
Gantt 1
White . .- - 1
O'Brien - - 1
Hcsmpr 3
Newton 6
Waiser - 1
GEORGIA PUNTING
Kicked Total
Bratkowski 9 337
CAROLINA PUNTING
Williams 1 21
Wallace - 8 303
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was a . different story. The Bulldogs took to the air an. even dozen
times in the final tvo stanzas and made eight of them good for 165
yards and three teedees. -
The other six-pointer came" on a pass from Billy Williams of Caror
lina to Fred Bilyeu, fleet-footed Georgia halfback who hauled in
Williams' weak, wobbly pass intended for Benny Waiser on his own
20 and legged it 80 yards to touchdownland.
The Line Was Fine
CAROLINA'S OCK-RIBBED DEFENSIVE line was the most im
pressive feature of the game. The Tar Heel defenders, led by Cap
tain Joe Dudeck, held the fleet-footed Georgians to 69 yards over
land. Added to last week's 29 yards picked up by N. C. State, that
gives the Carolina defensive unit an impressive average of only 49
yards yielded per game.
After the Bulldogs had failed to dent the big Blue line, they went
overhead with the good right arm of Zeke Bratkowski, sophomore
sensation from Danville, 111., leading the way. Bratkowski had the
services of two fine ends Art DeC-Ho and Harry Babcock. Babcock
raised most of the 80,000 eyebrows in the stadium with two fine
catches. The first was a diving over-the-shoulder catch of a 50-yard
pass from Bratkowski. Babcock was chaperoned deep into Tar Heel
territory by Dick Lackey and Bud Wallace but when the pass came,
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Babcock outreached the two Tar Heels to make the cat .h. Lr.l:
the game, he made a one-handed snag of a fast-moving bc
aerial while a Tar Heel defender pulled him to the groyne.
Carolina showed 'one fine" spurt in the final quarLer wiuu IV;
Wissman made good on" four straight passes bixore beln r...
from the "game because of an injury. Billy Williams rcp-sctd v.
man and completed two in a row to glue-f insured Jex Iiv.
before lobbing one into the waiting arms of Eilyeu who toci it ?n
own 20 and was touchdown-bound.
Carolina's final tally came on a 17-yard, pass from Win i
Bob (Goo Goo) Gantt. Gantt, the stubby Tar Heel wini-bac!:, :
a fine running catch of the ball and scootsd into the end zen;
one minute and. six seconds lelt in the game.
Outstanding for Carolina were Wissman, L Newton, Taclde Tc;n :
gins and Fullback Dick Wiess on offense. Joe Dudeik, Juli; n I
GeorgeGeorge Norris; Lou Darnell, Bill Kuhnt Dave ViI:.y, C-i
Maultsby and Bud Carson all played sterling games on desire.
The old Carolina spirit was right there throughout. the ra Ev -n
when the cause was hopeless, the Tar Heels were' whooping it ip f.c-r
their team. "And after the game, a faithful few milled around the
f ieldhouse, cheering the dejected Tar Heels.
If we can keep that spirit and the team picks up the sterm a?
everyone is expecting, we can't lose 'em all. After all, we csn't bzat
Georgia's Butts every year.
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Coach Tom Scott at 4 p.m. to
morrow on the gym floor.
The varsity will be coached by
Scott and' his assistant Pete Mul
lis and the Jayvee squad will be
tutored by Earl Ruby.
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