FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1951
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Fourth Win
Soug
r
y Boaters
by Ken Barlon
In hopes of gaining their fourth
straight win of the season t h e
Carolina soccer team will play-
host to the Generals of Washing
ton and Lee today at 3 p.m. on
Fetzer Field in a game that will
find the Tar Heels favored.
Washington and Lee tied N. C
oxaie z-z previously 'this year.
State taxed the Tar Heels before
losing 4-2. On the basis of this
. showing Washington and Lee will
probably field a hard team to
beat but unless Carolina relaxes
its victory over Duke or looks
ahead to the return engagement
with Duke next Tuesday, they
should be able to win.
Carolina, besides beating State,
has beaten Duke, 3-2 and Virgin
ia, 2-1. A victory today would
make it four straight in the
Southern Conference with only
three games left in Conference
play: a return match with Duke,
State and the season's, closing
game with Maryland, last year's
champs.
Following next week's game
with Duke, the Tar Heels will
travel to the state of Pennsylvan
ia for the weekend and games
with Fenn and Penn State.
Today's game will probably
find the same lineup that has
started recently with "Red"
Montgomery, Tommy Hopkins,
Gerry Russell, Eddie Foy, and
Fred Lurie in the front line. Bud
dy Sawyer, George Stephens, and
Duncan MacCalman will play
halfbacks, and Barry Kalb and
Bernie Burnstan will be at the
fullback positions. Ben Tison-will
start at the goal spot.
Trie - team has been improving
all season and played its b e s t
game against Duke when they
came from behind to beat the
Blue Devils, 3-2. The team is
greatly improved from last year
- hen they-won four and lost five
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passing across field and the
ability with which they work the
ball makes Carolina a greater
threat in the scoring zone. Foy
and Russell with help from a
group of others are constituting
a very fine front line.
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TACKLES DALT RUFFIN (left) end Tom Higgins (right) will
have a busy afternoon Saturday against Tennessee, the nation's
top learn. Should Ruff in. a 206-pound senior from Fori Lauderdale.
Fla.. and Kiggins, a 107-pound junior-from Newark. N. J have a
good day, the Carolina chances of winning would be greatly en
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Ryder Cup Play Opens Tod ay
PINEHTJRST, Nov. '1 The Ryder
Cup matches, which pit the best
professional players from Britain
and the United States, begin here
Ben Hogan of Fort Worth and
Jim Demaret of Ojai; Calif., Sara
Snead and Lloyd Mangrum of
tomorrow with the two-ball four- Niles, 111., Jack Burke of Houston,
and Clayton Haef ner of Char
lotte, and Ed Oliver of Seattle
and Henry . Ransom of St. An
drews, 111. mtor .
In practice yesteray, Snead and .
Mangrum shot a 68, playing in a
friendly two-ball foursome with
Burke and Haef ner. .
somes- The foursomes, which be
gin at 8: 45 ajn., will be played
morrow and singles played Sun
day will conclude the play.
Here's how the Americans will
pair off for the foursome in
which players hit balls alternate-
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Laurie
eua s o
gainst Car
Coaeh Carl Snavely made some
last m'jiute changes in positions
as he prepared his Tar. Heels for
Saturday's game with the Ten
nessee Volunteers, the nation's
number one" team.
Quarterback" Van Wetherspoon
and Lou larne'l, defensive end,
have both been twanged to offen
sive ends m . an , attempt to
strengthen the flanks.
Wetherspoon should have little
trouble in handling the position
as he was an All-State end at
Durham High. Darnell has been
one of the outstanding players all
season and should also make the
conversion with little difficulty.
The change moves Ed Patter
son, blocking back, up a notch in
the lineup. Patterson has been al
ternating with Skeet Hesmer and
Geoige Foti as field general in
this week's practice.
The only major loss to the Tar
Heels is Bill Kuhn, defensive
right tackle. The injury of Kuhn
will hurt, the Tar Heels defensive
line. He reinsured a shoulder in
the Wake, Forest game and will
be out indefinitely.
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Defensively the team is even
better with Tison, Burnstan arid
Kalb' proving to" be a solid wall in
.front of the goal. Buddy Sawyer
continues to be ah outstanding
player and contributes a great
C.zlA to the general team spirit
v ith his undying spirit and fig! t.
jL.E-.ving any. lapses that can al
wrrys happen and witji a mini
mnrn of success on the northern
LAvinrj the team should have one
fol the finest seasons in recent
:v'er:r. .
Although General Bob Neyland,
Tennessee's famed coach, claims
"We are in the worst physical
condition of the year," his team
will be heavily favored to make
it" three straight over the Tar
Heels tomorrow.
. The Volunteers are undefeated
this season and have almost the
identical team that dropped Car-J
ohna, 16-0 last season in Knox
ville. Many Kenan Stadium ob
servers will remember the 1949
game when Tennessee trounced
Carolina 35-6.
Big man in the Tennessee at-
Lead Vols
Saturday
tack is Hank Lauricella, a 5'10"
169-pound speedster from New
Orleans, who has provided the
spark all season for the Vols' of
fense. A real "triple threat back"
Lauricella has been the brightest
star in recent Tennessee history.
Fullback Andy Kozar, Wing
back Bert Rechichar, and Quar
terback Jimmy Hahn round out
the backfield. Kozar was thci
leading scorer on last year's team
with 11 touchdowns. The 197
pound junior was named the out
standing back in last year's Cot
ton Bowl game.
Rechichar is team captain and
perhaps the best all-round back
on the squad. He is particularly
adept on punt returns and pass
interceptions, leading the SEC in
both departments last year.
The Tennessee line is one of
the roughest in the country. Pug
Pearman, left tackle, and Ted
Daffer, left guard, are the. main
stays of the defensive line. Daffer
made almost everybody All
American last year, and both
boys were on the Carolina All
Opponent team.
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