SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1954
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Tulane.
28
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VPI
30
Davidson 19 j Wake
14 Texas
OLSU
20
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Maryland 20
Kentucky 0
TCU
Kansas
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Oklahoma 27 Miss. State 27
California 13;MemphisSt. 7
NC State 21
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PfeiSc Fpiresf And Moryloimdl Worn
Deacons Blank Generals, 14-Q;
Terpgjum On Wildcats, 20-0
BoxbjcJ, Waller Lead '
TerejS's Sharp Attack,
LEXINGTQN, Ky., Sept. 18 W)
Sharpismart ball-hawking gave
Maryland nthe breaks it needed to
day and,, wjth battering Charles
Boxold and xapid Ronnie Waller
paving the i way, the Terrapins rol
led over ii .Kentucky, 20-0, in a
football headliner.
The sunburned, sellout crowd of
36,000 fans watched the Terps
open defense of their mythical na
tional eha'mpionship.
Pass interceptions set up two
second-quarter touchdowns for the
Marylandefs, picked, up the pre
season Associated Press poll to fin
ish third in the nation this season.
A brilliant 29-yard punt return
by Waller jn the third set up the
Terps' for; their third score on the
Kentucky. 31. .
But breaks or not, Maryland was
equal to its. opportunities and per
formed with the poise of another
championship outfit when it rol'ed
up its sleeves.
The Terps" scored on a 23-yard
romp by Waller, a one-yard quar
terback sheak by Boxold and a 31
yard pass play, Boxold to Russell
Dennis. ''"'
Maryland :
Kentucky
0
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7 13 020
0 0 0 0
Maryland scoring: Touchdowns,
Waller, toxoid, Dennis. Conver-
sions, Sielski, Albrecht.
Danieels, Ed Stowers
Tally Two For Wake
WAKE FOREST, Sept. 18 UP)
Wake Forest struck 81 yards for a
third period touchdown and -adde-de
a fourth quarter score on soph
omore Dick Daniels 32-yard jaunt
to defeat George Washington, 14
0, today in the season opener for
both teams.
A sweltering crowd of 5,000 saw
the dogged George Washington
team hurl back two deep Wake
Forest thrusts in the first half and
then stage a futile 53-yard drive
of its own in the third period be
fore superior Wake Forest power
began paying off.
In the third period the Deacons
pile-drived from their own 19 to
the George Washington 8. Reserve
quarterback Nick Consoles then
flipped a touchdown pass to end
Ed Stowers. In the final quarter
Daniels streaked around right end
from the 32 to score standing up.
Geo. Washington ..0 0 0 00
Wake Forest 0 0 7 714
Wake Forest scoring: Touch
downs, Stowers, Daniels. Conver
sions, Travagline, Ladner.
Gym Meeting
There will be a meeting of the
gymnastics team in Woollen
Gym room 304 Tuesday night at
7:30.
Tribe Tops Tigers, 3-2, Has Flag;
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Giants Nearer, Beat Phillies, 9-1
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Coi n;e Gravity, right halfback, and Bill Kirkman, center, are the two seniors picked to captain
Carolina in the State game this Saturday. Different captainswill b'e picked each week.
Keller To Play Saturday
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Carolina's football veterans Bill for the game, according to the Ath-
The Cleveland Indians made it
official today. sThey won the
American League Pennant by de
feating Detroit, 3-2, in the rain at
ond to the Yanks the last three
years.
The victory of the Giants was
high-lighted by inside-the-park ho-
was delayed 50 minutes in the
eighth inning by the wretched
weather.
The Nw York Giants all but
clinchedi-n.the National League
Championship by crushing Phila
delphia, 9-1.
Cleveland scored three runs in
the seventh inning, highlighted by
successive home runs by Dale
Mitchell and Jim Hegan to capture
the game and end the New York
YankeeeS' five-year reign as cham
pions. The Indians have been sec-
In The Majors
Briggs Stadium, Detroit. The game j mers by Willie Mays his 41st ho
mer of the season and Don Muel
leer. Mueller also singled to iaise
his total hits, to 200, first major'
leaguer to reach this mark in
1954.
The clubs played under leaden
skies and from the moment Muel
ler hit his homer in the first it
was neveer a contest. Don Liddle,
until he issued 11 straight balls
in the sixth, .looked superb an the
mound, and Marv Grissom prompt
ly came to his rescue. Between
them they pitched a three-hitter,
Liddle giving up two and Grbsoin
one. The single Phillies score was
a homer by Willie Jones in the
fifth.
Thus in all probability the World
Series of baseball between the In
dians and the Giants will open at
the Polo Grounds in New York on
Wednesday, Sept. 29, and, aftere
two games, move to Cleveland.
The victory of the Indians has
been a near certainty ever since
last Sunday when they defeated
the Yankees who had won five
straight world series in a double
header at Cleveland.
There is still a slight element of
doubt in theNational League. The
Giants are five games ahead of
Brooklyn with seven to play. Any
combination of three Giant victor
ies or Dodger defeats assures the
Championship for the New York
team.
The bitter city rivals meet Mon
day night at Brooklyn, and pJay
again there Tuesday and Wednes
day. That should settle it. A third
team is mathematically in conten
tion, the Milwaukee Braves, hut
they now trail the Giants by seven
games.
Kirkman and Connie Gravitte have
been named to captain the Tar
Heels here next Saturday when
they take on N. C. State in UNC's
first game of the season.
The game at Kenan Stadium will
begin at 2 o'clock.
Both Kirkman and Gravitte are
playing their last season with Car
olina. Kirkman, a big 209-pounder
from Burlington, will handle the
center chores in the State tussle
while Gravitte, who hails from Rox
boro, will go at the right half post.
Carolina will have different cap
tains for each game.
Ken Keller, who was injured in
Friday's scrimmage against Fort
Eustis, has been announced, fit
for play ag"ainst the WolfpackvThe
fleet halfback sprained his ankle,
letic Department.
Yesterday the Tar Heels slacked
off the contact work in contrast
to the heavy practice schedule of
the past two weeks.
Meanwhile, Coach George Bar
clay has made it clear that he has
been sorely disappointed with his
team's pass defense, and he has
indicated that more work in that
department will be one of the
main items on the week's practice
agenda. "There's no doubt about
it " he declared at the close of last
week's drills, "our offense is clear
ly ahead of our defense. We will
probably have to spend the ma
jority of practice the week before
the State game on defense."
Also remaining to be solved are
the problems of just who is go-
but was walking today and will ing to be the starting quarterback
work out Ughtly in preparation and who is going to be the num-
W. L. Pet. GB.
93 54 .633
88 59 .599 5
85 60 .586 7
71 76 .483 22
69 77 .473 23V2
67 -78 .462 25 ,
60 87 .408 33
52 94 .356 40 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Saturday's Results
New Tfork 9", Philadelphia 1
Cincinnati 5, Chicago 1
Milwaukee at St. Louis, night
Only games scheduled
-Team Standings
New York7!
Brooklyn' '
x-Milwairkee
Cincinnati .'.
Philadelphia
x-St. Louil'-.
Chicago !' ll
PittsburgV
x-Playing1 night game.
.Sunday's Games
Philadelphia at New York Sim
mons 12-14 vs. Hearn 8-8 or Mc
Call 2-3!.;
Chicago"af Cincinnati Cole 3-7 vs.
Fowlef4l12-8.
"Milwaukee at St. Louis Buhl 2-7
vs. Lawrence 12-6.
Brooklyn, at Pittsburgh Meyer 10
5 vs. Friend 5-11. '
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Saturday's Results
Chicag(t!6, Baltimore 2
Cleveland 3, Detroit 2
New York at Philadelphia, night
Bostort'at Washington, night
' W. L. Pet. GB.
Cleveland 107 40. 728 -
x New Y6rk 98 48 .671 8 2
Cinoago M: 92 56 .622 15V2
Detroit '.1..:: 64 83 .435 43
x Boston" ..r:. 63 82 .434 43
' x-Washington 62 83 .428 44
Baltimore- . 51 97 ".34a Hfi
x Philadelphia -49 97 .330
x l'luv ing nisnl game.
clay's Grid Scores
ber one fullback.
" Coaches thought they had solved
the fullback problem last week
when they shiftede senior Larry
Parker to the deep position. How
ever, sophs Don Klochak and Lar
ry McMullen have been so impres
sive since the switch that the
coaches are also considering them
for starting duty.
At quarterback, the contest' con
tinues between junior Marshall
Newman and senior Albert Long.
Neither has been able to hold the
upper hand consistently. The deci
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Wright Scores
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Two For VPI
Soph Marinkov Hits
Twice For Losers
BLACKSBURG, Va., Sept. 18 (JPI
Howie Wright, a senior halfback
from Dover, Del., touched off an
it.,-
explosive Virginia Tech attack
here today to lead the Gobblers to
a 30-21 victory over North Carolina
State before 9,000 shirt-sleeved
fans.
Wright accounted for two touch
downs and piled up 136 yards in
18 carries, collecting 7 of those
yards on a touchdown run early
in second quarter.
Statee, making its debut under
new coach Earle Edwards, also had
a brilliant runner in sophomore
halfback George Marinkov, who tal
lied two touchdowns, one coming
on a 93-yard kickoff return.
It was Virginia Tech's power on
the ground that finally wore down
the N. C. State club, which ab
sorbed its eighth setback in a row
over a two-season span. The Gob
bler ground assault, finest unveil
ed here in a dozen years, netted
317 yards as coach Frank Moseley
made full use of his two speed
burning halfbacks, Wright and lit
tle Dickie Beard. The Gobblers got
only 21 yards passing.
N. C. State, hit paydirt first, mov
ing 87 yards late in the first period
with Jack Ziabaty moving the last
four for the score. John Bagonis
added the eextra point with just
10 seconds left in the period.
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Va. Tech
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N. C. State scoring touchdowns:
Zubaty, Marinkov 2. Conversions:
Bagonis, D'Angelo, Lowe.
Virginia Tech Scoring touch
downs: Wright 2, Cranwell, Dean.
sion here may go right down to I Safety Armit (tackled by Preas).
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