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'corge Barclay found
'position that was some
to him as he faced a
jorts writers in the Ke-
House after, yesterday
game. Barclay was be
,wed in the field house
'coach for the first time
, His team's 26 to 14
e Virginia Cavaliers was
first home win of the
3n season. -yeetned
to like having
turned for a cnange.
Ivesterday he had been
coach of the 19o5 Ke
nl tilts, now at long last
he i was in the opposite role
The inevitable first question Bar.
claty received was: "What did you
thnk of Virginia fullback Jim
Bafthiiar?" - .
tHe's got lots of power and can
ru:n," was Barclay's answer. "He's
a great ball player.'
Virginia's Bakhtiar, a sopho
more from Abadan, Iran put life
intb what had in the first half been
a lifeless Virginia attack. The Iran
ian.; prince in the second half al
most broke Carolina V defense in
two as he drove his way 'for 163
yarxls rushing and 2 touchdowns.
Barclay went on commenting on
the various plays of the game. He
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was especially proud of his start
ing quarterback Buddy Sasser who
engineered the UNC attack and
passed for 1 touchdown which, was
considered a feat itself as the UNC
receivers were heavily guarded by
Virginia men. ,vSasser's smart,
commented "the UNC coach, "but
its too bad he 'isnta--fewMncb.es
taller so he could see, over the
heads of those boys." . . v
Virginia Praised , .
When' asked his opinion of the
Virginia team, Barclay and the
interviewing reporters, ran into
some difference of opinion. "They
're a good football team," was Bar
clay's answer" to the question.
"How can you say that about a
team with a 1-8 record?" asked one
reporter.
"We've got a 3-6 record,"1 Bar
clay replied, "and I think we've
got a good 'bunch of boys." This
satisfied the writers. . v ,
Over on the Virginia side of the
field house there was some ques
tion as to how Bakhtiar hadn't car
ried the ball more often in the
first half. Virginia coach Ned Mc-
Campus Playofj
)egins Monday
The Law School and Sigma Chi
Fraternity will clash n'i Intra
mural Field tomorrow afternoon at
4:00 to decide who will reign as
champions of the Fall Intra
mural Tag Football programf ;
The Law School, winner of the
Graduate and Professional Division
of the program, and '. the - Sigma
Chis, winners : in the fraternity
division, each have 9-0 records.
Their teams have played for 1 Vz.
months in advancing to the finals.
Dufce Tickets,
Frosh Ticicefs
Sell For $1
The Department of Athletics has
announced that arrangements have
been made to admit Carolina stu
dents to the Duke game in Durham
on December 3 for $1. Tickers will
go' onJ sale to the students at
WooUn Oymnasivm on Monday,
November 21. Athletic passbooks
will be required at the time of
purchase of the ticket and also at
the Duke stadium on December i.
Sfudtnt$ may purcHase wives tick
ets 'or date ticket$ for this gama
at the regular price. ;
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By RAY LINKER
Five of North Carolina's cross
country runners will be wearing
the UNC blue and white for. the
last time when they toe the line
-for the Atlantic Coast Conference
Championship meet in Raleigh to
morrow. Co-captains Bobby Barden and
Glenn Nanney as Well as lettermeri
Ed Joyner and Boyd Newnam and
veteran Russell Glatz, all seniors,
will close out eventful careers as
they try to bring the ACC cham
pionship back to Carolina.
This season Barden and Nanney
have consistently been second
and third across the finish for
UNC behind Tar Heel junior ace
Jimmy Beatty while Glatz, return
ing to the University after a hitch
jn the service, has run in the No.
5 spot for the. Tar Heels most of
versity of North Carolina freshmen
will play Duke freshmen at Ken
Palsy benefit game and admission
an Stadium. This is a Cerebral
Will be $K
Students, student wives, and fac
ulty members having athletk pass
books will be admitted at Gate 2
or 6 upon presentation of their
passbooks. Contributions, however,
to the Cerebral Palsy fund will be
accepted from anyone.
Virginians Sfage T)rc Perocf
Buf molina Halts Hope
Rally,
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ond stanza. With 2:30 left in the
half, Will Frye punted deep into
Virginia territory. Tinsley ,fum
bled the ball for the- Cavaliers
and Sasser recovered his second
fumble of the day on the Virginia
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REED PASSES i
Sasser ran one play; and did
not gain. DaVe Reed', t another
sophomore quarterbackr replaced
Sasser at that point. Reed rolled
out to the right on his first play
and tossed a perfect pitch inlo the
w-aiting arms of Buddy Payne, who
pulled the ball in at the five yard
line and stepped ovtr.the, goal
unharmed. Keller booted-hi see
end extra point and th Tar Ileels
led 20-0 at halftime: , ; ,
The Tar Heels outgained Virgin
ia 130 to 86 on the ground during
the first half and: had 12- 'first
downs to Virginia's 3. v. ' ,;;
SECOND HALF
After the intermission-the Tar
vHeels evidently relaxed just .a
httle and the Virginians came back
into the game. h
Bill Koman kicked off - to the
Virginia one yard M line and, Nick
Lawyer brought it out' only to the
five. From there Jim .Bahktiar
gashed the Carolina line time
and again. With Bahktiar carrying
the ball six tinies and gaining 73
yards, the Virginians "marched ( d5
yards for the score. Bahktiar put
a resounding climax to the .drive
with a 33-yard burst up the middle
of the line Bahktiar booted: the
extra point and Virginia trailed
20-7. ;
and snaaed the tijrskin right at dy Payne, Keller, Sutton, and
his fingertips for the score. Caro- I Sasser played their usual steady
i.a led 26-14 and held that lead
throughout.
. Bahktiar gained 39 yards on a
sustained Virginia march in the
fourth period, 'but the Tar Heels
always held when the going was
roughest. .
SUTTON LEADS RUSHING
Sutton the Morehead scholar
from Culiowhee, led the Tar Heel
rushing with 75 yards in 13 car
ries. Keller had ; 52 yards 1 in the
same number of carries. Don Lear
had 47 yards for $ix carries. Bahk
tiar was the ' individual leader for
the gamerThe Virginia 'soph car
ried 20 times, 18 in the last half,
for. 163 yards.
Lear, Frye, Koman, and Bilich
were the" most outstanding leaders
on defense for Carolina. Jack
Maultsby, George Stavnitski, Bud- (
games and came up with their
share of tackles.
.'Coach Barclay plans to give his
athletes a rest for the first part of
next week, then go into full-scale
preparations for 4he Duke game
on December 3. The Tar Heels
have an open date this week:
the season.
Joyner and Newnam have pro
vided the UNC club with needed
strength down the line, enabling
the team to go into tomorrow's
meet with a 6-2 dual meet record
and the; state championship under
its belt. '
Barden was the No. 1 man on
the varsity team when he was a
freshman (UNC was then a mem
ber of i the old 'Southern Confer
ence, which permitted freshmen to
participate on varsity teams). Bar.
den held the UNC course record
of 20:03, before Beatty came "along
to lower the mark and replace, Bar
den as the top UNC runner.
Only one other person besides
Beatty Burr Grim of Maryland
has ever run the Carolina course
faster than Bardenrs old record,
which is only one reason why Car
olina cross country mentor. Dale
Ranson considers Barden to be one
of the all-time greats in UNC cross
country history.
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The statistics:
, V: UNC
First Downs .15 1?
Rushing Yard. i24 170
Passing Yard. 19 7S
Pass. Attempt. ?
Pass. Comp. 2 S
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Punts ; - '' ;-2 ' ,2 .
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Yards Penalixed 90 - 40
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Following the kickoff Keller
fumbled , and J John Polzer, ACC
guard for Virginia, recovered, on
the 39. From there the Cavaliers
moved the ball to the 27. Bahktiar
then banged- for 11, 4 and 12 yards
over tackle and through the cen
ter for the second score. The nat
ive of Iran then kicked his second
PAT and the Cavaliers trailed
only 20-14. .
TAR HEELS COME BACK
Coach Barclay's explosive gang
rolled back into high gear from
there and marched for the clinch
er. Keller, Sutton, and pon Lear
alternated in moving t.he. ball to
;he Virginia 47. WithI third down
and . eight, Sasser , pitched an 18
yrd pass to 'Fryer fpr a first d6wn
at, the 27, A fiftee penalty gave
the Tar Heels a lirst down, ai the
18 seonjds later. Keller drove over
tackle' to the 16. On second doyrtt
Sasser faded back and fired toward
the goal line, Jtotinson, who
icoved against ' Notre Dame' last
week on a Sasser pass," raced over
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