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1 M- N0VEMBER 13, 1955 THS DAILY TAR HEtL n T. rr mm - mm ' " f - - ieell- -II if Heels r)7 Pass r :me.S.. . .ucd rom ra7 1,) . aiiowed a Notre Dame t.cp through the defense. ' it Heels Score - cre the Tar Heels drove ,nly score of the game. . on an attempted pass -Pd for a first down at , 42. Keller carried for 5 and Sasser again toted 'down at the 17. Sasser ! )a ,but Ed Sutton sped , d for a first down at the !. anning plays moved the , yard, but on third down t.ed a pass to end Charles for the touchdown. Ken Mied the extra point and reels had tied the score .ve minutes left in the Irish stormed back from iff, marching from their i, the Carolina 15. From ;. Tar Heels stiffened, Homing for a nine yard j covering the Irish re !fl two passes. i took over on the 25 I for only one play left u . ; a. Second Half tie intermission the teams i punts, then the Irish ' r their second score. A r, 66 yard march payed ! Hornung scored from 3 t , Schaefer kicked the ex r and Notre Dame led 14- , y play came when the i had held at their 35, but i down with nine yards to Irst, Hornung pitched out ; who fired an 18 yarder for the first down. With d six on the Tar Heel 32, ':r to-Morse combo worked 18 yards and set up the ! score. .'xg the kickoff a fumble re Dame the ball on the ' It took nine plays to cov Ltance, but shortly later iEih bucked over from the he' third Irish score. " 5 the fourth period Dave ises carried the Tar Heels '.r 20 to the Notre Dame Sea N6rre ma i GI'CPYBOn Dame t JPT In inures'' By ALBERT, GOLDSMITH .; Tha final whistle had blown, and Kenan Stadium was nearly empty of the 35,000 fans that had come to witness the Carolina-Notre Damf! football game. The Tar Heels had lost, but UNC coach George Bar l5iv had no complaints as he stood in the. Carolina dressing room.Dis-J appointment was evident, but au in all the Tar Heel ; mentor was proud. - '',' Barclay's boys had given Jhf favored Irish of Notr Dam f . scire in th first half and ruf for the money In the second bf - fore losing to ' the nation's sixth ranked team 27-7. In the , dressing rpom "on the op- the first time since their first meeting in 1949 and didn't give up m the second half although .the posite side of the field house powerful Irish reserve power tired Terry Brennan, the youthful, head coach .of the . Irish, stood watching his' victorious team pack, Brennan, like .Barclay, had. no . complaints, only, a relieved. look which seemed to say r "I'm glad this one is over." . And, Brennan should have been. The fired-up Tar Heels Wade a real contest out of. what was to. have been an !"eaf?y Saturday", for the Irish. The Tar Heels held Notre Dame tied after the first half for Sutton Stopped By Notre Dame Lineman 31. With second down Reed's pass was swiped by Loncaric and the Irish sewed the game up. The ex tra point was no good but the final score was 27-7. Tar Heels Improved The Tar Heels definitely showed they have the spirit and fight in yesterday's struggle. Two bad breaks in the final half cost1 them a tie. The Irish took advantage of every situation and cashed in on them for touchdowns. Ken Keller and Ed Sutton led the individual rushing for Caro lina. Keller carried seven times for 33 yards and Sutton carried ten times for 34 yards. Buddy Sas ser carried six times for 31 yards. Sasser also hit three of ten passes for 25 yards. He worked the option play to spring Keller and Sutton loose for big gains occasionally. While he yas in the game, the lit tle 158-pounder stole the show from the celebrated Hornung. Next wek the Tar Heels play host to the -Virginia Cavaliers for . - . IC Boorers Face anoke Tomorrow diversity of North Car-1 Pete Cothran, and John Foster, cer team moves into their ! two of Allen's star forwards are etch tomorow afternoon nursing leg' injuries but Allen says I Roanoke College here on they will start in all probability "eld at 3:00 p.m. i - College will field a bet- J'-erage soccer team but )i underdogs to the Tar Mch Marvin Allen's boot - enter tomorrow's game lv one defeat. They suf 2 to 0 loss at the hands werful Maryland team n the season. of Allen's k?y booters png from minor injuries Starters for the Carolina booters will be: John Foster, outside left, Pete Cothran, inside left, Jim Skidmore, center forward, Calvin Lane, inside right, and Pat Mc Cormick, outeide right. Left halfback will be Grover Brown; center halfback, Jim Green way; and right halfback, Bill Blair. Defensive men will be Jim Bunting at left fullback, Ted Jones at right fullback and Chuck Hartman at expected to see action. ! the goalie spot irs riin n IkJ 1 fli, ",'3 mil VV'l .3 ,3 S, "AlL THE NICEST DAME ON THE CAMPUS P'WlTE HER TO SHAHE A SECOND CHILD , IN THE WONDERLAND OF CHILDREN'S KS! COVERING The Campus CAMPUS DEBATING ; ; COLUMBIA, Nov. 12 P) The College of William & Mary .and the University of Miami, Fla. took top honors today in the 'Carolina Forensics, a two-day debate that drew about 100 students from 25 colleges and universities' to the University of South Carolina. POLL TENDERS All poll tenders , will' 'meet j to morrow at 7 p.m. in Gerrard jlali. their next to the last game' of the season. The Cavaliers have a poor won-lost record and the Tar Heels will be favored to' win that one. : , v,-. 4 J R Varsity rJ wish ratti: : " -' .- If" . I . O. I-I y3 By LARRY CHEEK am rs ma trown Jim Beatty and his Carolina cross-country teammates travel to Raleigh tomorrow afternoon to lay individual and team ' hampion ships on the line in the annual Big Five Meet. Varsity squads from Duke, State, Wake Forest, and Davidson will also participate in the race which starts at 4:00 over the State Col lege course. The unbeaten Caro lina frosh will 'also, .run- tomorrow, competing with yearling teams from State, Duke, Wake Forest, and Louisburg College in a meet preceding the varsity clash at 3:30, The race for honors tomorrow promises to be a two way affair be tween State and Carolina in all di visions; Beatty and Mike Shea of State will fight it out for individ ual honors in the varsity division, while the team championship should go to either the Tar Heels or Wolfpack. The same holds true for the team title in the frosh di vision, while the yearling individ ual winner should be either Caro lina ace Wayne Bishop, State star Don Barry, or Sam Inscoe, also of State. ; " Coach Dale Ranson's varsity run ners wil be'out to turn the tables on the, Wolfpack after an early season loss to the West; Raleigh runners. In the first meet of the year, State whipped the Tar Heels by, a 24-32 count as Mike Shla edged Jim Beatty for first place. On the .basis of this Pack win and the home course advantage which they hold. Coach Paul Derr's har riers have been established in the favorites role for tomorrow's scrap. The t Carolina Tar Babies, Srin- ii By appointment purveyors of ?oap to tht fats King George VI, Yardley & Co., Ltd., London 3 V nm Y ' -ft i - f . ' . Y A R O L A ' 'li.-'- 1 m , ;;: y- ? O , : ' T ' ' y.. ' -:: ::-;: ::; : :::: ::. . .. V"V'" f . . , v y'-':y- V? 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Scouti representing the Sugar Bowl, at New Orleans, and the Gator Bowl, at Jacksonville, Fla., had come here to report on the un- ;and, possibly last meeting with the beaten Mountaineers. 'Irish. out the Tar Heels to the extent that they were able to score 3 more touchdowns. ' "This is the best North Carolina team" I've seen in my three years at Notre Dame." said Brennan as he was interviewed by reporters after the game. "Carolina has a strong line. They were tough to beat." Brennan went on" to cite the re serve power of his team as the main difference. He had special praise , for. quarterback Larry Cooke," halfback Bob Ward and fullback Dean Studer. When asked about Carolina-play? ers he was quick to mention Ken Keller. T thought Ken Keller play ed a fine game" answered Bren nan. UNC LINE PRAISED All-America quarterback candi date Paul Hornung didn't hesitate in agreeing with his coach. "Caro lina has one of the toughest lines I've played against all year,", said the handsome junior from Louis ville, Kentucky. 'The Carolina team was tough and very smart." Barclay, back on the other side of the field house found himself the victim of an equal number of questions. "We failed on two pass attempts and lost a fumble near the end of the game," answered the former all-American when ask ed Carolina's major shortcoming. "We really worked hard and then played hard. We were up for this one. And thus ended Carolina's sixth SlfUUNJATIVlS Of J HI LABORATORY WILL CONDUCT ON CAMtUS PERSONNEL INTERVIEWS -' ; - - . f NOVEMBER 14 CONTACT YOUR PLACEMENT OfftCE alamos schatific Uboratsry VAN HEUSEN Century Oxford Sliirt : with the new soft button-down , collar, that won't wrinkleever! " If yu thought the classic oxford buttoVdown could never be improved, this may shake you. 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