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Victory evens Doolers
L7YC record
awrence: 6Jolley was the difference
Monday. November 15. 1971
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By Mark Whicker
Sports Editor
-Run to win," said Vince Lombard to
Green Bay Packers in December,
B;ii Dooley, a thousand miles away m
'.ipel Hi!!, was listening.
V.:th a hard-blocking offensive line as
foundition, Dooley has established an
'--,'ot unstoppable ground attack
(-red around his tailbacks. And he
. : - . rns to have someone around to
-. t r over I 50 yard ; a game.
I year it was Don McCauley. Before
'is injured m this year's fourth game,
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by Dan Collins
Sports Writer
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iMn't h,;ve been a bettor final
male.
ttt:r r Cir.2 Shut OUt hv :.n ir.snil
'-c (!.!ene the entire first h:i!f the
vwrful 'iarolina freshman oflene
' i'- thrt-. tojchdowm to beat Duke
i ind Cdp a pT(ei.t 5-0 season.
I 'T awhile it looked as though the
M exciting moments for the Carolina
. who journeyed to Durham Saturday
:-ht for the Cerebral Palsy game would
tfie fireworks display at half-time. At
I time Duke was leading 0-0 and the
II i-: Imp defense looked invincible.
I he complextion of the game changed
. ly, however, when fleet Bobby
.. ru K took the second half kickoff and
! I d some fireworks of his own by
..i-g 88 yards for the touchdown. I. Ill's
'eander added the conversion to make
' -0.
I he Tar Babies looked as though they
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Moyer Smith relieve
By Dan Collins
Sports Writer
I he Carolina freshman dressing room
!- tilled with mixed feelings ,,'
f'i!ation, relief and sorrow.
I he T ar Babies had just defeated
o h-rival Duke 21-14 before 1 1 ,000 fans
the annual Cerebil Palsy game. The
tory assured the team a perfect 5-0
tson and a Big l our championship, but
.i was their last game of the season.
I reshman coach. Moyer Smith
n pressed a great amount of relief after
ihe contest, the first close one his team
h ul experienced all season.
"It was a pressure game," Coach Smith
. . i i . . i . :.. f .. i i. . i 4
playeii. It was a super effort, with
ur kid's still not ph sically well. They're
-oil recovering from the flu.
"They're a great team with a lot of
t ilent," he said. "They're the finest team
c've had here, there's no doubt about it.
I uey have intangible loyalty and they
i, oily look out for each other."
blanker-defensive back Bobby Myrick,
clutching the game ball his teammates
hail awarded him, gave most of the credit
to Coach Smith for the team's successful
season .
"Coach Smith made the team."
Mcrick said. "He's just a great coach. He
really kept the team together."
Myrick scored the Tar Babies first
touchdown when he took the second half
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Carolina totalled 255 ;
The win iinallv h.Tr
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would break .' open in the meddle of the
third quarter when they drove 5h vards :n
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plays f. r their s-.-cond !;.uJ:Jou:
Tailback J:r-rr.v DvRatt capr ed the drive
oy goma r-tf ta
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Ciene DeVine brought the Blue Imps to
within two. Duke gambled lor the
two-point conversion and Joh nvn t'o and
split-end L.ddie Piecynski in the end
one to tie the score 14-14.
When Carolina stalled on the next
series of downs punter Alan Brum field
put Duke back to its own 35 with a 37
yard punt. Duke tuilKuk Mark I and on
picked up four yards up the middle and
then lightning stnuk the Blue Imps.
Quarterback Johnson, took the snjp
kick-off and raced 88 sards tor the score
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responded by gaining 4 yards in 18
carries and one touchdown.
"We played the hardest we ever have."
DeRatt said. "We were up for the Wake
Forest game but there was no comparison
to tonight. We really put it all together.
"Duke has a good football team, you
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H:s e:sh:-a:d sweep cave the
1 0-0 lead at the b-e:r.r.:r.? of th:
a airier, and h:s catch of -touchd:-wr.
pass from P-ul M:h:
the g-arr.e --p with : I re i.-rur..
"Actually, w ? weren't er.oti:
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or Duke next week .
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oil with a fumble, and
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on the Duke 33.
Carolina quarterback Chris Rupee then
went to work and ten plays liter hit tight
end Ch-Hes W.iJdeU f0: a ll yar.'
touchdown pass, he t'uhdown cam
despite a holding penaltv that took the
Tar Babies irorn the Duke tour bi.k to
the !'b
The determined Duke team cane bjck
atter the score when Landon took the
kukolf 42 yards to the Carolina 42. Five
plays later the Blue Imps were knocking
on the door with a first and goal on the
-i.
The Carolina de!en-e. however, arose
to the occasion and stopped Duke cm
lour plays. After Landon picked up four
toueh vards off tackle on two carries.
aft
er close win
have to hand it to them, but we plaved
hard-nose football. I here wa- no fancv
-tuff."
Another big story tin's season has been
that of split-end Ray Stanford. The 5'7"
147 pounder from Rockingham started
the season as a walk-on but ended as the
team's leadirm receiver. In the came
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the th.rd quarts:. Our offensive
ccr.d half
Mley has n:
c gars at tail
camed 21 yards i:
:k. "The running styli
:o differ
sa:d.
r-: rny r:&get
jV:
r- :n timing and steps.
I ' i:d never teen tackled that much
v cr, just about every play. Now I
-'-" '--Hy appreciate how great Dor.
MXa-.ey was
Lr-:-2 coach Lawrence couldn't see
much difference between last year's no.
23 and this year's no. -0.
-J-dey leaked a lot like McCauIev to
.Dmke
B'umfileld and linebacker Gary Cowan
-ajaht halfback Mike Lyons back at the
for a four yard Ions.
On tourth and goal on the six Johnson
-rapped back to pass but was hit by
Jeten-ive end Andy Chacos. Johnson
fumbled and Chaco made the recovery
to g;e Carolina a first and ten on their
: w p. 1 1 .
Jck-..f-all trades Bobby Mynck. who
was awarded the game ball by his
teamates. iced the game with 3:30 left by
intercepting a Johnson thrown pass
intended for flanker Devine.
Rupee ended the night with 12
completions in 23 attempts for 134 yards
and one interception. Charles Baggett,
who left the game in the first half with a
sprained ankle also completed three of
four tosses.
Talback Jimmy DeRatt was the
leading rusher for Carolina gaining 76
yards in 18 carries for a 4.1 average and
one touchdow n .
Saturday right he once again led the team
in receptions with, live for 5.1 yards.
' l-.veryone said we had the best team
on paper," Stanford said, "and we just
wanted to prove we had the best team. I
just hope we can carry on the winning
tradition at Carolina and give them a
national championship."
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"Net crdy :s Jz'Aty en; of t.-.j best
backs :r. th? conference." Drc!ey is.-red
wr.ters. "he s ore cf the b-es: playsrs :n
tic c o. f f r? "
The Tar Heels needed all of JcLey's
heroics to offt the pas.s:ng -rardry cf
Cavaher sophomore Hanr.sn Davis
Replacing Larry Albert :r. the second
quarter, he threw two touchdewr. passes
and amassed 261 yards.
The ACC's leading receive:, 5.11 Dav.s.
solidified his position with sever, catches
and set a Virginia record w-.th 153 yards.
"Davis was hitting the seams ;n our
zcr.e." L'NC defensive back Rusts
Culbreth said. "It's as simple as that. He
really passed well."
Dave Sullivan narrowed the Carolina
!e3d twice with beautifcd touchdown
grabs. In the third quarter, he d;ved for a
23-yard Davis pass, and later snatched a
14-yarder from Lou Ar.gelo's hands :n the
Carolina end zone.
"Lou h3d him covered well in both
plays," Culbreth said
Ar.geio, however, turned :n two
interceptions that set Jc!ie"$ first
touchdown and a 48-yard field goal b
strong-footed Ken Craven.
That was the longest boot of his
career, and two other three-pointers gave
him seven field goals in citht attempts the
last two weeks.
"Carolina ls comparable to Michigan, a
team that beat us 56-0." Lawrence said
"Carolina might not have the depth to
beat them, but certainly they hae the
best material in the conference.
"We played well today, though. Our
program is coming."
To keep it coming, Lawrence will have
to stop the steady flow of good Virginia
high school prospects to Chapel H:!!.
There are 19 Virginians on Doolev's
roster; twelve have started in at least one
game this year.
"Beating Duke will be a tall order,"'
Dooley mused. "But we looked like
champions today. When we were down,
we got back up and fought."
hf w:d. "He ran ab : a w
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intfTTMrd in your happtneu artd wrllbetng. Xltatever your rrdi art, I wdl tty
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Leu is Jollev
Tiger hopes
still alive
Clem son hung on to its whincc i
ACC tie with a workmanlike 2-M
victory over Maryland Saturday .
The Tieers mu: beat State nevt cc
and Carolina :r.u:
Clem son to tie.
In other ga-
third-quarter p..:: .!
and Pcnn t,'e .!,:
. :o Duke.
U ake o rc
State College. I'a
I he 1 igctN gr. und out vard
n;hing to build the vu't.-ry cw; the
1 erTapms
Rick (". iUtrap s..ved the !ir
tvuchdown trom five yard out atter
Fddie Se icier booted a 4s .rd tield goal
Quarterback lorn kendnck, :o
completed half his pac for loo ard-.
hit tight end Karl Andreas with a lo-v ard
TD m the second quarter before Seigler
added another field goal from o2 a-J
out.
Maryland finally scored two
touchdowns with tour minutes rem.nri-e
Ken Garrett. Lane Hopkins and I arrv
Russell all lushed oer 100 yards
Wake's victory Duke had a ""- lead .it
half time on quarfcrb.uk RiJi Searl's
cVH-yard run. but Ciarrett broke of:
touchdown runs of Joe and yards !
Russell adde ' -"other re tr - the lo
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