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FACE FOUX THSj DAILY TAR HEEL SUNDAY, NOVEMBER U, 1958 Bo If ITS . S) jC E-3 J 7-1 By JIM TURKS Mondny will be THE day for the Carolina soccer team. For at 3 p.m. Monday the Tar llt!s will square off against always-powerful Maryland in College I 'irk in an Important conference clash. Maryland has conquered all its (tliT conference foes this year, in raiding a 7-2 trouncing of Duke, and now must get past the deter mined Carolina team in order to clinch another conference champion ship. Carolina Has 7-1 Record Going into the Maryland game, the Carolina squad has an impres sive 7-1 record, and a 2-0 confer ence record, with victories over Virginia and N. C. State. Both games were won on the home fuld. however, and Monday's con U st marks the first time this sea sen the Tr Heels have faced a conference opponent away. No conference team has ever beaten a Maryland soccer team, rnd Maryland has thus won the championship ever since the con ftrcr.ee was formed for soccer. Coach Marvin Allen's team last year came close to defeating Mary land, but finally lost by a 4-2 score ro u in Chapel Hill on a rain-drenched am row r ftfld. Had it not rained. Coach Allen be lieves the Tar Heels could well have landed the Terps their first con ference loss. ' Terps Beat Tar Heels Last Year The year previously, a driving rain again marred the Carolina Maryland game. Playing under al most impossible conditions the two teams fought it out in College Park, end Maryland emerged with a 4-0 1 'I victory over Carolina. This year, the Terps will face one of the best soccer squads in Caro lina's history. It is a squad which, as Coach Allen said, has its. own brand of confidence and team spirit which, if it holds in this contest, could well spell trouble for Mary land. Everything will have to be played right against Maryland, Coach Al len said. There can be no lagging by any member of the team, either en defense or offense, Allen said. Allen said he is confident the team g will keep its poise and confidence. On offense, Allen said the team's give-and-go passing pattern will have to be razor sharp and that the players must not be reluctant to shoot at every chance. . ( ; 0 Irish Defeat Carolina 34-24 Continued from Page 1 and took the eusuing kick off back in 6 plays for a touchdown and re gained the lead. Red Mack scoot ed around left end from 15 yards out for the marker and Stickles converted to give the Irish a 28-24 bulge. Greensboro's Norm Odyniec broke the Tar Heels' back with a 56 yard dash to the Carolina 13 Although the Irish didn't score that time, the play kept the Heels in the hole for the rest of the game. Carolina, with a 4th and 1 situ ation at their own 29, elected to try for a first down, but were stopped short. Notre Dame took over on downs and in six plays got their clincher when George Izo faked a handoff, then kept around his own right end for the final tally of the game. The kick was no good, but at this point the Irish didn't need it. The score, with only 518 left in the contest, stood 34-24 in favor of Notre Dame nad that's the way it was when the final gun went off. ACC Cross Country Meet The climax of the 1958 UNC cross country season will be reached to morrow when tre ACC meet takes place here at 2:30 on the rolling fairways of Finley Golf Course. Red Sox without Williams. Still, Carolina has captain Dave Scurlock (second last year), who should really open up on those long, The Tar Heels, fresh from a see- level fairways, and junior Cowles end place finish in the state meet Liipfert to shoulder most of the Monday but still trying to forget a load. 3-4 season record, have been point ing for this one ever since the Duke loss and even long before that. They are determined and ready, but the shadow cast by the injured knee of top man Wayne Bishop will j darken their chances as it has ever since the Maryland meet. With him, the odds would be fairly good; with out him, its almost as bad as the If Scurlock decides to really run instead of lope and IF Liipfert stays gluued to his back, then both could conceivably finish in the top five. Following these two will be a trio of sophomores that may well decide Carolina's fate. They are Bing Som ers, Sonny Sweet, and gritty Bob Foxworth, who has abrubtly set himself up as team darkhorse. SWEEPING UP FROftl THE HELL BELOW... hate at her helm... death inherbowe!s...andsome- v Scheer And Write On The thrilling story of a tremen dous era of football is contained in a book to be published Nov. 29 ' Choo Choo the Charlie Justice Story," co-authored byy Julian Scheer and Bob Quincy. The fabulous story of Charlie Jus tice, the All-American halfback of ten years ago is told with sparkle rnd historic completeness. Scheer and Quincy have performed a first rate Job of documenting the story of Charlie Justice of Asheville who took Carolina gridiron fortunes to unprecedented heights. Published In Chapel Hill It i3 done by Bently Publishers f Chapel Hill, Orville Campbell, president. Schicr and Quincy have written the entire story of Charlie Justice's life, with emphasis on his football career. The book is replete with CLASSIFIEDS IMPRINTED CHRISTMAS CARDS: The early bird gets faster serv ice, wider choice, and more time for addressing. See our smart as sortment before you make up your mind. THE iotimatk BOOKSHOP, 205 East Franklin Street. HELP WANTED, MALE: SALES man for November' and December holiday work. Prefer with some retail selling experience In men's clothing or shoes. Apply manager The Young Men's Shop, Durham, N.C. Quincy Justice Era photographs and other illustrations. Hugh Mortoni is the photographer, Lee Kolbe the illustrator. It is a hardback book, ISO pages. Quincy and Scheer were contem- BUSTS THE BUBBLE Irish quarterback George Izo led his Notre Dame teammates to a 34-24 victory over Carolina which halted the Tar Heels six game win streak and knocked them out of contention for major bowl bid. Dixie Classic Tickets Ready RALEIGH UP) Mail orders for Dixie Basketball Classic tick ets will be accepted at the Reyn- poraries of Justice. Quincy is sports clds Coliseum box office beginning editor of the Charlotte News, and a Monday. winner of the Pete Dimizio Award (1955) as outstanding sports writer cf the Carolinas. Scheer is former assistant director of sports publi city in the University and is a col- Through Dec. 6 The North Carolina State College Athletic Department announced Sat urday the mail orders will be tak en through Dec. 6 At that time umnist for the Charlotte News and acr0ss the counter sales will begin author of "Tweetsie." for both tourney and individual The Justice book has an introduc- game tickets, tion by William D. 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