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DTII Sports Writer
An unyielding North - Carolina
defense, led by co-captain Chris
Hanburger and ; sophomore Joe
Fratangelo, smothered Wake For
est's vaunted offense yesterday
as ' the Tar Heels smashed the
unbeaten once-Demon Deacons,
23-0. - ?
Super - sophomore Danny Tal
bntt scored one touchdown and
passed for another, and crashing
Ken Willard piled up 117 yards
rushing as the Tar Heels simply
out-classed the hapless Deacons.
UNC struck for touchdowns in
the first two and last quarters
s fmd added a 39-yard field goal by
Max Chapman in the second
quarter as a crowd of 39,468
watched the white-washing under
threatening skies.
The win was the first confer-
ence win for the Tar Heels after
the opening day loss to NC State.
The loss evened Wake's ACC
mark at 1-1. ,
The Wake Forest attack, led by
fullback Brian Piccolo, just could
n't get started against the tough
Carolina line. The Deacons did
n't pick up a first down until
there was only one second left
in the first half. , 5
The first half was alf UNC's.
The Tar Heels almost ran the
Deacons off the, field: as,, they.
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Ken Willard Eludes
picked up 11 first downs :- and
153 ".-yards" ' rushing, 77" of tliem
by Willard. Witli big openings
in the Wake defense Willard and
' fullback Eddie Kesler continual-
ly broke loose for -long yardage
On the other side the Deacons
could manage only that lone first
down and 38 yards rushing.
The Tar Heels moved 59 yards
in - five plays for their first
touchdown. The drive started
when Wake was penalized 15
yards for a personal foul when
Richard Cameron crashed into
Talbott after . the - soph quarter
back had called for a fair patch ,
on a Wayne Welborn punt.
On the frist play Willard broke
off. the right side for a, 15 yard'
gain and Kesler followed him,
this time off the left side through
a gaping hole, for 27 yards to the
Deacon 17.
After Willard picked up three,
Kesler barreled eight yards for
the first down. On the next play,
Talbott faked to Willard up the
middle and caught the Wake de
fense flat-footed as he circled his
left end for a six yard touch
down run. Dave Braine's kick
was good and the Tar Heels led
7-0 with 5:38 left in the first quar
ter: Midway of the second quarter
Carolina took the ball on their
own 35 and marched, Jto a. touch- .
Wake
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down in a sustained drive of -15
plays."- The key play of the drive
came on the first series when
the Tar Heels seemed to be stop
ped. With fourth-and-one on their
own 44, Coach-Jim Hickey de
cided to gamble for the yardage.
Talbott sneaked for the yardage
end the Big Blue are moving
again.
On the very next play, Talbott
hit Willard with a pass in the
flat, and Ken scampered 27 yards
before he was pulled down from
the side on the Wake 27. Ron
Tuthill replaced Willard and he
and Kesler combined for five
yards before Bo Wood caught his
first pass in varsity competition,
an 11-yarder from Talbott for the
first down.
Runs by Tuthill and Kesler
STATISTICS
UNC WF
First downs ...16 6
Yards rushing ... 222 88
Passes attempted .13 17
Passes completed . . 6 3
Yards passing .... 69 19
Total yards .291 107
Intercepted by .... 2 1
Fumbles lost ...... 2 0
Pining . .... 5-36.6 9-34.2
Yards penalized .. 30 33
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moved the ball to the 3 for an
other first down, but here the
Tar Heel attack seemed to bog
down. After , two plays up the
middle resulted in no gain, Wil
lard replaced Tuthill; Big Ken 7
barged off tackle for one on third
down. With fourth and goal at.
the - two, Willard hit off tackle,
was met at the line by two Dea
cons, but twisted his way into the
end" zone. Braine kicked and the
Tar Heels led 14-0.
On Wake Forest's second play
from scrimmage, Richy Zarro
picked off a John Mackovic pass
at the Carolina 42. Just as he
was being tackled Zarro lateral
cd to Hank Bard en who fumbled,
but Gary Black alertly pounced
on the loose ball at the 40.
After the Tar Heel attack was
stopped at the 22, Max Chapman
came off the bench and booted a
39-yard field goal with 54 sec
onds left in the half to give the
, Heels their 17-0 half time margin. .
In the second-half a more de
termined Wake Forest team trot
ted on the field, but it was too
late. The Deacons penetrated
Carolina territory twice in the
fourth quarter, once reaching the
27 and later marching to the 17
before Kesler intercepted a Mac
kovic pass and . returned "it 39
yards to set up the final Tar Heel
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Carolina added . the frosting to
their victoi y . from that point by
marching 45 yards in eight plays
for a touchdown. With Talbott
picking up most of the ; yardage
the Tar Heels moved the ball to
the Wake 23. After Willard pick
ed up nine ,vards in two carries,
Talbott rolled to his right and
fired to Ronnie Jackson , who
made a diving catch in the end
zone. Braine's attempted extra
point was blocked and the -Tar
Heels had their 23-0 victory mar
gin. Kesler had his best day of the
year as he added punch, to the
Tar Heel running attack by pick
ing up 60 yards in nine carries.
But it was the Carolina de
fense, and especially Hanburger
and Fratangelo, who brought, an
end to the Wake Forest dream.
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UNC Talbott, 6-yard run.
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UNC Willard, 2-yard plunge.
(Braine kick)
UNC Chapman, 39-yard field
goal
UNC Jackson, 14-yard pass
from Talbott. (Kick block-
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