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Frosh Recover
6 UVa. Fumbles
Raugh Makes First
Score On Pass Play
By John Hussey
The Carolina frosh team, capi
talizing on six UVa. fumbles, down
ed the Cavaliers, 13-7, in their
second game of the season here
today. The Tar Babies took com
mand on a 47-yard touchdown pass
early in the second quarter and
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13 First Downs 10
314 Total Yardage 181
187 Yds. Rushing 95
127 Yds. Passing 86
11 Passes Att. 11
6 Passes Com 4
1 Passes Int. By 1
4 No. Of Punts 4
35.0 Punting Avg. 41.2
6 Fumbles Re'cvd. 4
70 Penalties 5
never gave the Virginia lads a
chance to get back in the ball
game.
Especially noticeable for the Tar
Heels was the running of halfbacks
w-a uuneiu kjubttl-l, UlQil
Donnahoe and Charles Boyette.
Gould took off on a 61-yard touch
down jaunt in the fourth quarter
but the play was nullified by a
clipping penalty.
Coach Jim Gill used all four of
his quarterbacks Doug Farmer,
Blanton Dickerson, Danny Williams
and Jimmy Love. It was Dicker-
son's
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FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. Oct. 16
The Ft. Bragg booters white
washed Carolina's Tar Heels here
today by a 6-0 score. It was the
second meeting of the season for
the two teams, the first being won
by the army men by a 7-1 score.
Donald Gladstone was the star
for the losers, making 15 saves
from his goalie position before be
ing removed late in the third quar
ter because of a leg injury. He waS
replaced by substitute Cal Lane
who played the remainder of the
game.
It was the fourth game of the
season for the Tar Heels and their
(See Booters, Page 4)
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unexpected luxury
at an
JOHN BILICH AND JOHN JONES
. . : .UNC freshmen tackles
Maryland Is Heavily Favored
To Capture Win Over Carolina
(Continued from page 1)
general, is the man to watch in
the Maryland backfield. He has
pass to end James Raughi dn? an outstanding job of filling
Motta at quarterback, Larry Par
ker and Flo Worrell at the halves,
and Billy Williams at fullback.
The Maryland line, which has
tw nrrmmtPrf for tho first Tar l All-American Jack Scarbath's been led by an All-American al-
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Heel score. The Tar Heels com
pleted six out of eleven passes
for a total of 127 yards. Carolina
showed a definite ability to move
the ball, covering a total of 314
yards total rushing. This was one
of their distinct weaknesses against
Wake Forest in their first game.
Carolina's third period score was
counted by Donnahoe on a five
yard plunge through the right side
of the Cavalier line. This culmi
nated a 32-yard drive which was
begun when the Tar Heels recov
ered Virginia's sixth fumble.
The victory was the first of the
season for the Tar Babies. The
Cavaliers brought what had been
rated as one of the best freshman
teams in the south to Chapel Hill.
It was their opening game of the
season.
The first quarter was unevent-
ful as Virginia fumbled four times,
but the Tar Heels were unable
to do anything about it. Virginia
never got into . Carolina territory
and the best the locals could do
was a drive which fizzled on the
Virginia 16.
In the second period, Raugh in
tercepted a fluke pass which was
batted around by several players
on the Carolina 42. After a penalty
and a short pass had moved the
ball to the Cavalier 47-yard stripe,
Dickerson faded back and hit
Raugh on the 25 who sprinted ov
er the goal line. Goldstein's try
for the extra point was no good.
In the third quarter the Tar Hels
drove down to the UVa. three
yard line but were unable to score
and the Virginians kicked out to
the 34. After an exchange of fum
bles, the Tar Heels drove to the
five, where Donnahoe plunged
across for the score.
Virginia came back in the fourth
period when quarterback Bill Rec
tor completed a 54-yard pass to
Robert Gunderman to advance the
ball to the Carolina 19. After three
successive runs by halfback Nick
Lawyer, the ball was placed on
the nine-yard line with a first
down. Fullback Bob Trader then
took over and in three successive
plunges gained the necessary yard
age for the score. Trader kicked
the extra point and the score was
13-7 in favor of the Tar Heels, the
final score.
standing runner and passer. Last
week against Georgia he scored
(two touchdowns himself, and pass
ed for two more.
The Terps are bringing a 4-0
record into the game, having won
with ease over Missouri, Washing
ton and Lee, Clemson, and Geor
gia. They have been ranked in the
top five on every occasion so far
by the weekly AP football poll.
Both teams are deep in reserves
and the Tar Heels have a number
two backfield which is almost equal
to the first string group. This com
bination is composed of Charlie
seasons, is led this season by tac
kles Bob Morgan and Stanley
Jones. Both men stand six feet
with Morgan weighing in at 225
and Jones at 235.
Carolina's line will be somewhat
crippled this week with the loss
of the two first string ends. Cap
tain Ken Yarborough and Will
Frye will both miss the action to-
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Dressen Goes
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BROOKLYN Charlie Dressen
was given his official release as
manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers
today in order to become manager
of the Oakland club of the Pacific
Coast League in 1954.
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The two end positions have been
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at end but Adler has been a sec
ond stringer all along. Adler play
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Saturday.
The remainder of the Carolina
line will be the same one which
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Fredere and Thad Eure at tackles,
Ed Patterson and Jimmy Neville
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