SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1949
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
PAGE THREE
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AN ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 22-AP)-Halfback Chuck Ort
mann led a rejuvenated Michigan football team to a smashing
14-7 win over powerful Minnesota today.
The tow-headed star from Milwaukee almnst sinaio
ed blasted possible national championship hopes of. the un-
beaten Minnesota squad. The
Golden Gophers had been favored j
to take Michigan, the big ten
title and go to the Rose Bowl.
Ortmann passed with a rare
accuracy and ran with a shiftiness
that bewildered the Minnesota de
fenses. He reeled off 115 of Michi
gan's total ground gain of 126
yards and completed 9 of 17 passes
fr 92 of Michigan's 102 aerial
yards.
The sellout crowd of 97,239
homecoming fans screamed ap
proval. The kid who suffered a concus
sion two weeks ago when Army
snapped Michigan's 25-game win
ning streak and played with little
spark when Michigan lost to
Northwestern last week, kept the
Minnesota team on its heels for
most of the afternoon.
However, a fumble by Ort
mann gave the Gophers their
only paydirt party all afternoon.
The MichTgan star was in punt
formation when the pigskin got
away from him and the Minne
sota forward wall pounced on it
in the end zone to keap the visi
tors' hopes alive.
The victory, Michigan's seventh
in a row over Minnesota,
-Carolina-
Rice Field Goal
In Final Minute
Clips Longhorns
AUSTIN, Tex., Oct. 22 OP)
James'CFroggie,) Williams grabbed
a ipine-tin&iing 17-15 victory for
nice over i txas by booting a field
goal in' the last 10 seconds here
I toaay.
Williams, 6-foot, 197-pound sen
lor from Waco, calmly kicked the
tnree-pointer as 60,000 screaming
uans waicnea mm disrupt iexas
nopes tor victory.
The scrimmage line was the 10,
but the bail was placed down on
ihe 18, about 15 yards in from the
Intramural Golf Tourney
Is Initial Event At Finley
(Continued jrom page 1)
side time and time again on the
winning drive, occasionally let
ting teammate Bill Baggett take
over while the former took a
breather.
The Tar Heels put up a last
ditch stand on the goal line, but side w f or the decisive attempt
with three plays effort, the Quarterback Tobin Rote held for
ngers bridged this gap to the Williams,
iduu m me miiK ana moonsnine. Tn Eainine its second Southwest
Old Huey Long must have lifted Conference victory against no de-
me tombstone on that one. feats. Rice did it the hard way
From the initial look of things, just like it did against Southern
the ball game was won in the Methodist last week. Only more
front lines, where the Bengals cn
eventually outscored the Tar Manhandled by Texas so vici
Heels. The absence of Ken Powell ously that they made only 18 yards
and Skeeter Hesmer, Dick Bunt- and one first down in the first
ing having to do double duty and half, Rice did not start clicking
miscellaneous injuries here and until midway of the third period.
there, all sapped from the Caro- At that time they were trailing
Una team the strength that might dismally, 15 to 0, and Texas en-
have stifled the Bengals at the thusiasts thought maybe they had
end:. a cinch.
Charlie Justice, Hayes and the The Longhorn balloon exploded
other Tar Heel backs ran con- as Rice suddenly went wild and
iderably better than the score scored 14 points in five minutes.
would indicate. With Justice Gordon (Sonny) Wyatt terminated
mainly decovine. Haves was the a 61-yard pile-driving surge by
Put bull of the camDus with his line- jolting. through left tackle from
Micnigan rignt bacK in tne big ten SDlittin Gffort, But somethine the 1-yard line. Williams, ah
race. Minnesota now has a 2-1 aiways seemed to distract the Tar Conference last year, lineman of
conference record against Michi- TTpp1 whr-n thev ent around to the week last Saturday, kicked the
signing down on the dotted goal first of two extra points.
line. if anH ran tr the 42 and Hedees
You just can't go around stick- hit i t euarci for a first down
ing your head in Tigers' mouths the Carolina's 7. Again the
and expect to pull the darn thing Tiger attack slowed down and
gan's 1-1.
Michigan
Minnesota
7 7 0 014
0 0 7 07
Closely follownig the opening
of the new Finley golf course on
Mason Farm Road comes the an
nouncement by the Intramural
Department of the christening
event, the first annual AJl-cam-pus
Golf Tournament.
Open to students and faculty
alike, the qualifying rounds will
begin on Tuesday, Oct. 25th, and
will continue through the follow
ing Monday. The tournament will
consist of ah eighteen hole quali
fying round - to be followed by
elimination match play by flights.
A player wishing to enter the
tournament is required to turn
in his score card for eighteen holes
to Mr. Kennedy, the courses's pro
fessional, or his assistant at the
Caddy House. The card must con
tain the signature of the player
desiring to play and that of one
accompanying player,
A sufficient number of flights
will be made to provide equal
competition - and players will be
matched with other golfers of
their own ability. Three days will
be allowed for each round of play.
Silver trophies consisting of a
golf figure on a base will be pre
sented to flight champions. Simi
lar bronze trophies will be awards
ed to the runner-up in each flight
The hope has been expressed by
the Mural Department that there
will be a large turnout of both
faculty members and students for
the tournament, a new activity on
the program.. .
1 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
4:00 Field 1 Sig Nu 2 vs Phi Gam
3; 2 Chi Phi 2 vs KA 1; 3 Steele vs
Quonset 3; 4 Chi' Psi vs Zeta 2; 5
KA 3 vs Sis Nu 1: 6 Zeta 1 vs Flu
Gam 1; 7 Manlv vs Stacv 2.
5;O0 Field 1 DK 2 vs SA 1; 2
Phi Delt Chi vs Beta 1; 3 ATO
vs PiKA 2; 4 St Anth vs DKE 1; 5
Kap Sig 1 vs SAE 2; 6 Phi Gam
2 vs Beta 2; 7 Lamb Chi vs Kap
Psi.
VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE
5:00 Court 1 Sig Chi 1 vs Chi phi
1; 2 Chi Psi 2 vs Kap Sig 3; 3
A -Dorm 1 vs Old West; 4 Med sch
2 vs Pharm Sch.
TENNIS SCHEDULE
4:00 - Maser vs Aeeer: Sylvia vs
Elmore.
Novice Doubles
2:00 Berger. Yancy vs Jones, Jones:
Welborn. West vs Sheets. Booker; Ober-
dorfer, Aldridse vs Spencer, Bates.
Novice Singles
4:00 Nicols vs Kirby.
The Lineups
Louisiana State
back every time. The Tar Heels
found that out tonight.
First Quarter
Carolina won the toss and
elected to receive. After 'Weiner
f
Shaky Tulcnc
Gets By Auburn
In 14-6 Contest1
1iTT?11f ATIT f AXTP " A O f ni
r.cw uhllo, vci. h hafl rpturnpd Roussos' kick to the
Tulane's jittery Green Wave had Tar Heel 34 Jugtice qukk kkked
to overcome lumoies ariu penui-i u;j o,,,.,., uiVi hQ T ctt -----
-u: a .u.. on thlrd down hlSh to the LSU Tho Tar Heels eot no farther
"ls lo Z f bluuuul" ':"ulT 33. The Tigers could do little with " " . nted tne ball bounced
Tigers 14-6 today a Southeast- the and punted bock. Then aJ
tl to attempted two passes Vith passed from behind
...... - before Justice quick Kicked again th , t Lvie on the LSU 20
keep its conference record un- . n tne &oai 10 iyie on me
i-. . a u to the Tigers 30. and then hit Brown ud the mid-
k Mntrn . namP it w,PW fail- LSU then Produced the die for another first down on the
ed to show football prevision.
after Pevey's third down pass had
fallen short on the Tar Heel's 15,
Konz kicked into the end zone.
On the second play thereafter,
the Tar Heels made their first
down, Justice hitting Weiner in
the left flat on the Carolina 32.
Left ends Yates, S. Lyle, ,
Lyle, Adams.
Left tackles Voss, Coyne,
Baird.
Left guards Bradley, Roussos.
Centers Reid.
Right guards Hover, Shoaf,
Baird.
Right tackles Collins, Cuci
mano, Potter, Dry.
Right ends Kitto, Virgets,
Yates, Anding.
Quarterbacks Cole, Griffith,
Pevey.
Left half backs Roshoto, Hed
ges. :
Right half backs Freeman, Bag
get.:
Fullbacks Konz, , Van Buren,
West, Toth.
North Carolina
Left ends Weiner.
Left tackles King, Wiley, Wil
liams. Left guards McDonald, Best-
Arkansas "Wins
Over Vanderbilt
By 7-6 Decision
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct. 22
(JP) Fullback Geno Mazzanti rac
ed 77 yards to set up a touchdown
which gave Arkansas, a 7-6 upset
victory over Vanderbilt today. .A
crowd of 26,500 witnessed the
football game. '
Defensive Fullback Louis
Schauf ele, who seldom has carried
the ball for Arkansas, plunged
the two yards for the touchdown.
Duval Thornton kicked the vital
point. '
A blocked placement kick after
Vanderbilt got a touchdown m
the third quarter was the final
margin of victory.
Vanderbilt pounded and passed
away in several spirited tries
period. It started when Carl Copp
intercepted Don Logue's pass on
Vanderbilt ten plays later, left
halfback Nelson Burton, Mem-
phis sophomore, took a pitch-out
from Pamie. Wade and ran 23
yards for Vanderbilt's score. Left
End Billy Hix Blocked Cannon
Mayes' kick. .
INDIVIDUAL RUNNING
Player
Justice
Haves
Gantt
Team
Player
Baggett
Freeman
Van Buren
Pevey
Toth
Hedges
Kor.z
Roshto
Att.
11
23
5
44
Att.
12
7
4
2
12
4
2
2
Net
48
65
0
113
Net
64
45
31
-2
74
14
4
37
TEAM STATISTICS
LSU UJI.C
downs 18 15
Average
4 4
2 3 First
2 6 j Net yards gained rushing 267
Average jFcrward passes attempted 17
j Forward passes completed 5
! Yards forward passing 87
5.3
6.4
7 8
-10
6 2
35
2.0
18.5
INDIVIDUAL PASSIING
Player Att. Comp. Had In. Net Gain
Justice 11 7 1 101
Hayes 11 9 1 41
Player Att. Comp. Had In. Net Gain
Pevey 6 1 0 12
Konz 3 0 1 0
Griffith 7 3 0 43
West 1 1 0 26
113
22
14
142
1
Forward intercepting by 2
Yards gained run back
interceptions .23 2
Punting average 31.6 47.5
Total yards all , kicks re-
turened 64 35
Opponents fumbles re
covered 0 0
Yards lost by penalties 25 5
wick, Bradley, Wardle.
Centers Neikirk, Holdash,
Stevens.
Right guards Augustine, Du
deck. Right tackles Ruffin, Kuhn.
Right ends Bunting, Bilpuch.
Quarterbacks Knox, Stevens,
Rizzo.
Left halfbacks Justice, Carson
Right halfbacks Sherman,
Gantt, Clements.
Fullbacks Hayes, Verchick,
Weiss. .... . . -
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SUNDAY
MONDAY
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aown oi me game witn van T qTT as
Buren and Hedges breaking mid- .
A crowd of 25,000 saw Travis dle to the LSTJ 40 Here the Tieers econa uier
Tidwell.' Auburn's star. Dlav his ...n.j j tr LSU moved into Carolina ter
( heart out in punting passing and th Carolina end ZOne. The Tar ritorv- Tosth omg to the Caro-
C : 4. r 41 Aknm . i: At than otiricr a nann-
1 running xur mu v. uuUi.. Heels once more could do nothing " a"u & - -----
gains. He was easily the outstand- Uh th t t home deense and out to the right side and knifing
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ing player oi tne game. .Ttivp finallv Tdr-ker! nut on the aown to me iar new oi.
The Auburn team, outweighed t ctt 31 got two more, but then two
212 to 191 in the line and 194 and The Tigers started to march two straight Tiger passes were
itz in tne DacKneia. couiun 1 m nc r.r ff th V rwt with a uiu.ci f "
' ', ' m.v. v.rr.iirrVi in a rfpsnerate at- ;aai n ua t qtt down, kicked out on the Caro-
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fpmnt to rallV. AG fnr o fircf Hnwn Twn ninninf Ain
All the scoring came in an ac- plays didn't produce and after e iar neeis xnen procucu
tion-packed second quarter. Full- Pevey had overthrown Burgess to march 97 yards for a touch
back Eddie Price, Tulane's All- in the open on the Carolina 25, down. Hayes hit right guard f or
almost a urst aown emu mui
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CmittiKoctxra Koolr l.nct VP!ir nit VrnT VirlroH in .Tnctipo nn thp Ifl
v,D lot noin trannpH nn thP maae one to tne Carolina xu. o
mv. iun" ".t, jff , . . j j
tice iakea a pass, men uancu
ofT right tackle to race 62 yards
to score. Price showed a return
to his sharp form after being
smothered for two weeks by an
injured ankle.
Score by quarters:
Auburn 0 6 0 0 6
fake handoff and dropped on the
visitor's 5 yard line.
On the second down the Tar
Heels kicked out, Konz taking
the ball on his own 38 and retur
ing strongly to the Carolina 48.
pitchout to the
over right side to the visitor's 30.
Hayes was thrown for an 11
yard loss to the Carolina 19, but
Justice hit Gantt on the Tar Heel
48 on a long pass down the side
(See CAROLINA, page 4)
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