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;ir fill sports, cross
rand soccer, look forward
season.
' "Dale Rtnson's cross-coun-r"
w-P six returning letter-
tvo highly promising:
Jim Beatty, run-
X''3n ,...;ol PnlWiatp
Man track season, is back
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Carolina students, frosh or
otherwise, who may be interest
ed in writing sports for the Daily
Tar Heel are asked t0 drop by
the DTH sports department im
mediately. Several openings
exist for sports writers, and
chances for" advancement to the
sports editorship are 'excellant.
. junior feasor, n.e
f .roc undefeated last sea-
Dual competition, finishing , you Should Know
, field of 200 runners in :
hronal Collegiaie uW4
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!ij mainrtay for four sea
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Five Atlantic Coast Conference
football teams get the jump on
their conference Saturday as they
open . their 1955 football season
with only fifteen days of organized
practice .under their belts.
Clemson, Maryland, N. C. State,
South Carolina, and Wake Forest
U rett!rn:ng Iettermen are
" .. Marinn Griffin.
I ivannt-v.
Hester, ana ruu ...... j
anH Ben Wil-.
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t-vear's team racked up a
.jjord, winning from every
;c Coast conference team
lie exceptions of Maryland
f cb .Man-in Allen returns for
Vh season at the neim ci me
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rj soccer team, rouricenj
Tn are expected to com-
I 'je backbone of . the squad,
'.tar's tcari had a 3-4-1 mark.
! arracn oi t for the 1955 team
'h Roerner. Grover Brown,
fating, Frank Butler, Pete
su Jay Goldberg, Tom Kirk
I Calvin Lane, John McCorm
oeMcGini, Joe Mavretic, Jim
are, Noel Sullivan, and Doy-
!e 'schedule for cross-country:
i( N. C. State (away), Oct. 8,
niafawaj), Oct. 15, Clemson
el Oct. 21 Maryland (away),
2 Richmond (away), Oct. 29,
;:?see (heme), Nove. 2, Duke
f Nov. 7, Wake Forest
U Nov. 14, State Meet, Nov.
X Meet.
le schedule for soccer: Oct. 11,
1 (home). Oct. 17, Virginia
X Oct. 21, Maryland (home),
i Duke (away), Nov. 4, State
1 Nov. 8, Washington and
(home). Nov. 14, Roanoke
3TNov. 18, Duge (home). . ,
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By BILL KING'
The Tar Heels Freshman coach
this season is Ralph Floyd, a na
tive of Bethesda, Md. who is iii
his second year as head of the Tat
babies. Floyd came to CaiXflin!
after two years at the Unirersity
of Richmond '1.1. Of the forty four
members on this year's varsity 22
are from North Carolina, 11 from
Pennsylvania, five from Virginia,
1 from Conneticut and South Car
olina and two hail from Georgia
During his coaching career at Car
olina George Barclay has com
piled a record of 8 wins, 11 losses
and erne tie The largest inan on
the varsity this season is sopho
more Howard Williams, a 6-3, 210
pound fullback' from Hertford, and
the smallest is little Buddy Sasser
who stands 5-10 and tips the scales
at 153 There are only nine sen
iors on the grid roster this fall and
F acts
Varsity are quarterback Ron Mar
quette and fullback Giles Gaca'.
Both are eighteen ..1 Brothers Jack
and Tom Maultsby are. natives of
Chapel Hill. Both are seniors this
year ..' Coach George Barclay was
the University's first All-America
making the team in 1934 R. A.
(Doc) White is the new trainer of
the Tar Heels succeeding the 'late
Fritz Lutz, who succumbed a few
months back . Of Carolina's ten
opponents this fall only Wake
Forest, State, Tennessee and Vir
ginia failed, to win six or more
games last year. .... The Carolina
Wake Forest football tradition
dates back to 1888 when the Dea
cons defeated the Tar Heels 6-4 .L.
Kenan Stadium,, home of the Tar
Heels, has a seating capacity of
43,971 .... The symbolic Victory
Bell, awarded the winner of the
Carolina-Duke game each year,
of the nine, seven are Iettermen ! has been held by the Blue Devils
pull ahead of their in-conference
compatriots, while Duke, UNC,and
Virginia work until openers Sept.
24.
- The Tigers, Terps and Game
cocks ' all look to their openers
as' breathers, but Wake and State
could run into trouble with their
first foes.
The Deacons open at home against
an improved Virginia Tech club,
while the Wolfpack, rated a comer
in the ACC, journeys to the Sun
shine state to take' on Florida State
in a night game.
Virginia Tech clobbered an er
ratic Wake Forest club 32-0 last
season and should bet improved
this year. The Deacs have yet to
defeat Virginia Tech after four
tries.
State, whose home game tickets
have been selling at a rapid prace
on the promise of a vastly improv
ed, speedy squad, will oe lacing students interested in trying out
an FSU- squad that shows much! fQr the frcshniarr soccer tearri will
promise, ine ceminoics tun. .
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Tcnv Nugent IS DUllcung, out uiu nraM:r( arrorrlins
Wolfpack is pointing for a win i" lyelverton, mahascr? of 'the: varsity
team. '
Yelverton" said - interested stu
dents will report to Fetter Field.
Previous experience is unnecessa
ry, he. said. ' ,
The Har Heel's captain is Roland
Perdue with Will Frye acting as
alternate captain This fall Car
olina will face four of the nations
top ten teams in Oklahoma, Mary
land, Notre, Dame and Duke
The Tar Heel Frosh will play five
games this season. The opening
game is Oct. 8 against South Caro
lina in Greensboro and the first
home game is with Virginia Nov.
4 Last year's number one quar
terback Len Bullock came out for
practice for a couple of weeks and
then decided t drop football to
devote full time to his dramatical
work with, the Carolina PJaymakers
The youngest members of the
since 1951
According to the
best , available record the current
mascot of the Tar Heels is Ramescs
VII ' The popular and attractive
card. v stunt feature of Carolina
home games was organized by Nor
man Spear Jr., then head cheer
leader, 4 years ago and has rapidly
become one of the best in the
South The last All-America
from the University was Irvin
Holdash, a husky center, who Was
selected in 1950 Homecoming
this season will come on Oct. 15,
when the Tar Heels play host to
Maryland
(he opener to keep fan and player
morale high for the rest of the
schedule. The Scminoles squcitked
by State 13-7 last season.
Clemscn, sparked by vet quar
terback ; Don King, will play host
t0 Presbyterian College Saturday
night. The Tigers had little trouble
(33-0) with PC in last year's open
er. In the other ACC openers, Mary
land is rated at least twenty points
better than Missouri, who they
took 74-13 last year, and USC,
even with quarterback Mackie
Prickett suffering with a broken
finger, is several touchdowns bet
ter than little Wofford.
Arcaro Named
Pro Of Month
NEW YORK; Sept. 15'LP Eddie
Arcaro, who rode Nashua to ; vic
tory over Swaps in the big match
race at Chicago, , has been named
"pro athlete of the i- month" for
August, winning by a nose over
Robin Roberts,, the ' Phillies' great
pitcher. . r
Previous monthly winners Were
golfers Doug Ford, Jack, Fleck,
Gene Littler, Cary Middlecoff .arid
Mike Souchak and hockey goalie
Terry Sawchuk.'
Frosh Soccer
Practice Begins
leet Monday at 3 p.m. at start j
ractice. according to Freddie i
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It's been several years since a
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(Sept. 24) and Notre Dame (Nov.
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