Friday, October 7 iqrr
By DRUMMOND BELL
win sports Writer
Carolina's outstanding cross
country team continues its
quest to regain the ACC cham
pionship this afternoon when
it travels to Raleigh to comp
ete in the first dual-quadrangular
meet of the season again
st ACC foes N.C. State and
Virginia and non - conference
East Carolina.
Last week the Tar Heels
completely outclassed the
Gamecocks of USC 19-44 at
Columbia taking eleven out of
the first twelve places. Carol
ina's ACC mile champion
Mike Williams led his team
mates around the rain soaked
course in 16:02 barely beating
USC Bob Taylor to the tape.
Coach Hilton's squad should-
hs In Raleigh
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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n t have much trouble winning 8
the overall meet; however, $
State's McManus, Virginia's
Bailey and East Carolina's $
Hudson could give the Tar S
Heels a good race for the top 3
honors.
Ex Ivy Leaguer
ilences
Was PviHpnroH ; tv, r-Lt:
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TTCfi i
iUeeif Carolina has a gr- for the time being, at least,
eat amount of depth. Sopho- They wailed great cries of
"'u ,. lcvc vv imams, rruitt gnei last winter when Duke
vjuuuwin, joe iasicn and Jim
As
Skept
eligible for the crown, due to
a lack of required conference
opponents on the schedule.
That doesn't matter: tne team
reached into the Ivy League with the best record will get
iimsnea mira, four- and hired Tom Harp to re- post-season recognition,
tn fifth and seventh respect- place Bill Murray as head what remains, then, is this:
lVdV. OnlV thirtv SPPnnHc ha.
hind Mike Williams
Akn inni. t;ii r hasize football." one Duke al
a fine race and took the sixth um.nus said en
position while co-oflntnin iw . Hls believers numbered
MacPherson crossed in eighth many After aU HP's
After MacPhersnn roru cord at Cornell had been
took the next four places. unimpressive 19-23-3
football coach. Duke clearly is the team to
"They're trying to de-emp- watch, and probably the team
LU UCat UUO jrs-Oi. . "
beat a top Michigan team last
week, but Carolina has in the
past beaten Ohio State and
thpn lost to Wake Forest. The
Tar Heels look good, but only
re-
an
over a
w w v v 101 AXWWAi?
five-year period. It definitely- time will tell.
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Presenting The Drinking Song for Sprite:
ROAR, SOFT-DRINK, ROAR!"
(To the tune of "Barbara Fritchie")
was not as if Duke had lured
a combination of Bear Bryant,
Bud Wilkinson and Tommy
Prothro into the fold.
v Three weeks into the 1966
Atlantic Coast Conference sea
son, the skeptics are saying
different things, now. They are
talking about a 10-0 season,
maybe.
And the irony of it all and
the fact that disturbs some
others is that they may not
be too optimistic in such dre
aming. The facts are these: After
three tests, the Blue Devils
are 3-0, but their coach says
they have yet to meet their
toughest opponent. And this
Duke team plays football like
a machine.
They raised some eyebrows
in the first game, when they
quickly fell behind an inferior
West Virginia squad, but they
picked themselves up and won
the ball game. Then they whip
ped a good Pittsburgh team.
But the true indication of
Duke's ability may have come
last weekend. Against a Vir:
ginia squad that can boast of
perhaps the most potent of
fense in the conference, Duke
won a game the way coaches
like to win: they refused to
let the opposition have the
football.
Bob Davis, the UVA quart
erback who, on a 'winning
Rnt thp Blue Devils have
two backfields that would do
justice in any conference.
: ;
: .1 lb"' ft ;
'raditionallv. a lustv. rousine fieht sone is
de rigeur for every worthy cause and institution.
But we wrote a song for Sprite anyway. We'd like you
to sing it while drinking Sprite, though this may
cause some choking ana cougning. wnavr jll's aij. in
good, clean fun. And speaking of. good, clean things,
what about the taste of Sprite? Ills good. ULLs
clean. However, good clean things may not exactly De
your idea of jollies. In that case, remember that
Sprite is also very refreshing. "Tart and tingling,"
in fact. And very collegiate. And maybe we'd better
quit while we're ahead. So here it is. The Drinking
Song For Sprite. And if you can get a group together
to sing it--we'd be very surprised.
Lamoman. Danny Talbott,
jroacK wno, on a wuuuus - . Mazza
team, wouia aemuieiy d Dickwesolowski. Tommy
sman Trophy material, never . has shfYwn hA ta '
C??.n-Ce i.rW S2r: what to do when given a hand-
Wiien yuur team vmy ,
six plays in two quarters to 0II aiS0-
the opposition's 59 your chan- And Harp has a second unit
ces of winning are about as led by a Durham senior named
good as those of the prover- rage wuson wno nas oeen
bial snowball. consistent iour-yara man ev-
That's what happened to ery carry since his high sch-
Davis-and Co. last week. For ool days. Ken JCbatbam,5o. 2
;he game, he ran 48 plays, halfback, started briefly last
Duke ran 84. ' season.
As expected, the nominee The season, like all others,
vr thA nnfprpnr.e's ton-ranked will be interesting. But the
Roar, soft drink, roar I
You're the loudest soft drink
we ever sawr!
So tart and tingling, they
couldn't keep you quiet:
The perfect drink, guy,
To sit and thinkby,
Or to bring instant refreshment
To any campus riot! Ooooooh--
Roar, soft drink, roar!
Flip your cap, hiss and bubDie,
fizz and gush!
Oh we can't think
Of any drink
That we would rather sit with!
Or (if we feel like loitering)
to hang out in the strit with!
Or .sleep through English lit' with!
Roar! Soft drink! Roar!
Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, SPRITE!
SPRITE. SO TART AND
TINGLING, -mST COULDN'T
KF1F.P IT QUIET .
Tom Harp
When Todd Orvald was bum
ped around, Al Woodall (who
ever heard of Al Woodall un
til two weeks ago) came off
the bench and moved the ball
club. When Woodall got hurt,
Orvald did likewise.
Both are proven passers,
and split end Dave Dunaway
is a proven receiver But the
running game will tell the
story.
North Carolina runs Tom
team varies according to who
is making the decision. Of the
real title threats, two CHike
and North Carolina are . in-
football uniforms to watch
are clearly evident now. They
ate, Clemson and jmaybe
Virginia.
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combo party to be held Sat. Oct. 8
at the Naval Armory from 8-12
P.M.
A G. M. Presentation
Virginia Fresh Here
Today Against UNC
By OWEN DAVIS
DTH Sports Writer
North Carolina's freshman
football team, with a 1-1 rec
ord, will play its first home
game of the season today
against the University of Vir
ginia frosh in Kenan Stadium
at 2 p.m.
Injuries have left their mark
on the Tar Baby football team
with four lineman definitely
sidelined and two backs in
doubtful status for the game.
Freshman Coach Fred Muel
ler said that the Wake Forest
contest accounted for the loss
of Hank Stringer, Chip Clon
inger, Greg Colbert and Ed
Greenberg. Mueller said that
all four would be out of ac
tion for about two weeks.
Halfback Saulis Zemaitis,
who was in for only two plays
in the Wake Forest scrap, is
in doubtful condition for Fri
day's game. Quarterback Ken
Price suffered a bruised shoul
der in practice Monday and
also may not play.
Mueller said, "It's the $64
question who will replace
these boys. Greenberg had
substituted for Zemaitis but
now he is out."
Commenting on the 14-7
Wake Forest defeat, Mueller
said, "Our running game was
the most disappointing part of
our game. We would have had
a much better ninning game
with Zemaitis but I wouldn't
say we would have won the
game with him.
"We looked real good in the
first half but in the second
half they found our weakness
and capitalized on it. They
started running wider and
using different plays in the
second half."
-Mueller .did not think the
Tar Babies moved the ball
well on the ground but stated,
"Our passing game in the
first half looked real good.
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