Thursday, October 6, 1966
Top Ten
Michigan State leads the As
sociated Press college football
poll for the third straight week
following their 26-10 win over
Illinois last Saturday
Powerful Notre Dame con
tinued to gain ground on the
leaders, and Arkansas, Ten
nessee and Florida also made
rapid advances on the
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tories.
1. Michigan State
2. UCLA
3. Notre Dame
4. Alabama
5. Arkansas
6. So. California
7. Nebraska
8. Tennessee
9. Georgia Tech
10. Florida
Famed Double Play Combo
NEW YORK (UPI) Al
though none of the three had
a lifetime batting average of
over .300, the famed double
play combination of Tinkers to
Evers to Chance was inducted
into baseball's Hall of Fame
in 1946.
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A few years ago someone attempted to label Caro
lina's defensive fonthall unit "the Headhunters."
The 1966 edition of the Tar Heel defensive unit has
probably been called a few things too. The frustrated
Michigan quarterback last Saturday probably called
them the most aggressive, tenacious gang of tacklers
he'd ever seen.
The poor Wolverine ends trying to catch passes
all afternoon probably called them a bunch of long
armed thieves. The battered group of Michigan offen
sive linemen most likely called them immovable.
Who are the members of this defensive team that
held nationally ranked Michigan to three yards rushing
in the second half and held the vaunted Michigan pass
ing attack to only 11 completions?
The defensive tackles are manned by senior tri
captain Hank Sadler and sophomore Tom Renedo.
These two plus middle guard Jimmy Masino made
life rough for the poor Michigan running backs coming
up the middle.
At defensive end Michigan t$yrA Bo Wood and
Lyn Duncan. These two Tar Heels helped keep Michi
gan from running wide and put constant pressure on
the Wolverine quarterback. When Duncan was moved
to offensive tackle in the second half, sophomore Neil
Rogers replaced him in a more than adequate fashion.
Linebackers Bill Spain, Brent Milgrom, and Mike
Horvat performed admirably.
The defensive secondary was a story in itself. Gene
Link was all over the field, making key interceptions
in several places. Billy Darnall and Jack Davenport
also played important roles in the victory. Sophomore
Gayle Bomar, who has developed into an outstanding
defensive safetyman, was instrumental in stopping the
Michigan attack.
These players plus others who performed in a part
time role deserve a great deal of credit. Team efforts
win ball games and the defensive team for UNC is
certainly carrying its share of the load.
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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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TOTAL OFFENSE
Plays Yds. Avff.
Davis, Va 114" 667 5.8
Addison, Clem. 50 463 9.2
Talbott, N.C 93 410 A2
Pastrana, Md 88 380 4.4
Noggle, NCS 78 288 3.7
DeArment, NCS 52 261 5.0
Devonshire, Duke 55 223 4.1
Calabrese, Duke 62 212 3.4
RUSHING
Rushes Yds. Avff.
DeArment, NCS .. 52 261 5.0
Devonshire, Duke 55 223 4.1
Calabrese, Duke 212 3.4
Johnson, WF 40 160 4.0
Gore, Clemson .... 43 155 3.6
Heck, WF 39 129 3.8
Noggle, NCS ........ 46 126 2.7
Quayle, Va 38 114 3.0
Talbott, N.C 45 110 2.4
KA Blue Spins The Tops
To An Easy 54-0 Win
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PASSING
Att. Com. Int.
Davis, Va 94 45
Pastrana, Md 61 33
Talbott, N.C 53 30
Addison, Clem. 41 25
Noggle, NCS .... 32 14
Woodall, Duke 17 12
Orvald, Duke .... 29 12
Fair, S.C. 34 12
Yds.Ts
5 581 3
2 447 4
1 300 2
2 466 5
2 162 0
2 144 0
2 121 0
1 135 0
By BILL HASS
DTH Sports Writer
KA Blue blitzed the TEP
Tops with four touchdowns in
each half for an easy 54-0 in
tramural tag footbail victory
Tuesday.
SAE Blue defeated Sigma
Nu A, 21-12. Lane Anderson,
Bill Leonard and Henry Howe
did the scoring for SAE while
Joe Swain cross the goalline
twice for Sigma Nu.
A second-half touchdown by
Steve Robbins and an extra
point by Tom Baker gave DU
Blue I a 7-0 win over Chi Psi
Blue.
Pi Kap Phi scored a safety
that gave them a 14-12 victory
over Kappa Psi Green. Al El
lis scored twice for Pi Kap Phi.
Two touchdowns by John
Hillard led Kappa Sig Scarlet
to a 20) triumph over Delta
Sig Blue.
DKE Brown slipped past
SAE White. 16.
TD's by Ned McMillan, Bill
Southerland and J i m Cangl
hman paced the Sigma Chi
Raiders by the Lambda Chi
Joy Bo3'S,18-6.
In other fraternity action,
Pi Lamb Blue downed Phi Sig
Kap Blue, 12-0; the PiKA Plu
mmers beat the Phi Gam Fi
jis, 9-0; and DKE Blue blank
ed Sig Ep Blue, 7-0.
In the residence halls, the
Graham Bells exploded for 34
points in the first half to smo
ther the Lewis Bleeders, 34-12.
Bob Kluttz scored the only
touchdown as the Grimes
Growlers defeated Manly I,
11-0.
Ruffin A breezed by the
Mangum Whumps, 28-6. Dan
ny Hughes, Henry Koch, CharTr
les Markland and Dave Bower'
all hit paydirt for Ruffin. Fr:,
snk Sutton tallied for Man
gum. Law II Blue eked by MBA,
7-6. Alley scored the touch
down. Med I Orange was dumped
by the Peacocks, 18-0 and the
Morrison B Bucs beat the
Morrison G Bears, 8-4.
Horseshoe results: Morrison
G Leaners 2, Teague Tuffs 1;
Joyner 2-D's 3, Mangum IV 0;
Craig D Desperados 2, Manly
I 1; Mangum Mugs 2, Avery
1; Old East 2, Mangum IH 1;
Morrison H 2, Everett Pyles
1; Ruffin Hosses 3, Everett
AMF's 0.
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