SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1957 j
PAGI FOUR
THE DAILY 1TAR HEEL
State Beats
VPI, 12-0
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ROANOKE. Va., Nov. 16- -UPi ;
Wide awake North Carolina State
parlayed Virginia Tech mistakes
and a 58-yard touchdown run by
Dick Hunter into a 12-0 football
victory over the frustrated Tech
men here today. ,
It was the sixth victory of the
.season against only one defeat and
two ties for the Wolfpack. . State !
now has shut out five of its eight
opponents. ,
Virginia Tech, plagued with fum
bles, pass -interceptions and un
timely, penalties as it has been, all
season, six times threatened : the
State goal. The Techmen advanced
to the State one, the 33. the 15 and
the 17 in the first half and got to
the 24 and the 4 after intermission.
But each time State managed to
stave off the threat.
N. C. State 0 8 0 612
Virginia Tech 0 0 0 0 0
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LEADING TITLE DEFENDERS Th$e four Carolina cross- Left to right are Cowles Liipfert, Wayne Bishop, Dave Scurlock
country runners are expected to lead the Tar Heels in defense of and Captain Ev Whatley. Bishop has not been beaten in his college
their Atlantic Coast Conference title tomorrow in Winston-Salem, career.
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Myers Park Wins
Cross Country Meet
Myers Park High School of Char
lotte captured the state high school
cross country meet here yesterday
with a low score of 25 points, edg
ing out East Mecklenburg High,
also of Charlotte, and Durtiam High.
Held on the Finley Golf Course.)
the meet ended with East Mecklen-1
burg's 31 points in second : place ,
and Durham High taking third place
with 140 points.
A total of eight teams participat
ed in the 2 210 mile run with 4!)
contestants running.
The top five were (1) David Gil
more of Myers Park. 11:33.8; (2
Charles Powell of Myers Park.
11:45; 3 Jerry Fincher of East
Mecklenburg, 12:07; 4) Bill Carr
of Myers Park; (5 Steve Hender
son of East Mecklenburg.
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Carolina's undefeated varsity
TO'sK-eountry team tomorrow en
ters its most important meet of
v season when it Journeys to Wins
liiiS;icin tor the M'C I'tiampum
A.iips. A total of 64 athletes are entered
for the bitj rate and it will get un
derway at 2:30 p.m. The course
distance is four miles.
The Tar Heels swept the same
event last year with Carolina's
fireat Jim Beatty capturing the in
dividual honors. Beatty won the
meet for the last three years. This
year Beattv is none, but while no
body m:ty fill his shoes for alonu
time, there are several very fine
runners representing d i f f e rent
schools from around the conference.
Amonu the best are Dale Tuler
and Clay-ford Tinsfey of ("lemson.
(.'ary VVeisiyer of Duke, Burr Grim
and Charles Fleming from Mary
land. Billy Itiscoe and Joe Creazo
of X. C. State, Paul Farrier and
David Bloor from Virginia, Bill
Latham and Winfrey Gore of South
Carolina, and Bob Medlin and Sam
Jordan from Wake Forest.
I NC Represented
Tin. T.-ir Iti'cU will h verv ui'll
represented in me mevt oy a
ne
Bishop. Dave Scurlock, Captain
F.verette Whatley, Cowles Liipfert,
and John Reaves. Bishop, cream
of the crop, has won every meet
in which fie has been entered this
year with the single exception of
the trianyle meet w ith Tennessee
jinri South Carolina when he was
injured .during the race.
Bishop's stiffest competition will
come from Grim. Latham. Medlin
and Weisier. Of these boys. Bishop
has beaten all but Grim. The meet
with Maryland was cancelled be
cause of the flu.
Grim Tough
Grim has been beaten only once,
by Latham, but in his last outing
he set a track record at Navy.
j Thouqh Bishop has been winning
j consistently, Dave Scurlock must
not be overlooked, lie won the
; triangle meet after Bishop was in
, jured.
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Duke Tops Tigers, 7-6
To Clinch Orange Bid
Half- j foro the half when riuarterback Bob
on a j Brodhead whipped a jH-rfect pass
touchdown from
DURHAM, Nov. Hi -.t-back
Wrav Carlton hcored
XVynrd pass and kicked the all- to Carlton for a
important extra point to provide the Clemson 35.
the winning margin as Duke edged j Clemson. harrassed by fumbles,
Clemson. 7-f, today in a thriller I drove five times past the Duke 30,
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to virtually clinch
Orange Bowl.
a trip to the
A crowd of 22.U00 sa the oiu e
beaten Blue Devils score shortly be
Upset
Sooners
7-0 By Irish
NOKMAN. Okla.. Nov. IS
Oklahoma's all-time record of 47
MraiKht football victories was shat
tered today by un underdog Notre
Dame team that marched 80-yards
on the c round in the closing min
utes for the alt-important touch
down and a 7-0 triumph.
Oklahoma, ranked No. 2 in the
nation and an ltf-pnint favorite,
couldn't move against the rock-wall
Notre Dame line and the Sooners
aw another of its national records
broken scoring in 123 consecutive
Karnes.
The defeat was only the 9th for
Oklahoma Coach Bud Wilkinson
kince he became head roach at
Oklahoma in 1917 and virtually end
rd any chance tor the Sooners Ret
ting u third straight national cham
pionship. Although the partisan, sellout
crowd of 62,000 ratne out for a
Human holiday, they were stunned
Into silence as the Sooners were
unable to pull their usual last-quarter
winning touchdowns a Wilkin
son team trademark
As the game ended when Okla
homa's desperation passing drive
uas cutoff by an intercepted aerial,
the crowd rose as one and sudden
ly gave the Notre Dame team a
foiiilng cheer.
once to the f. tn-fore finally scorme
late in the fourth quarter. Full- j
back Hob Spooner crashed over
from the 2 for the store, but quar
terback Harvey White's placement
attempt was wide to the right.
Clemson had driven to the Duke
2!l. 17, 5. 1. and 7. but three of
the drives were halted by costly
fumbles.
The Blue Devils, who now have
a fi-1-2 season record, can win the
Atlantic Coast Conference title and
the Jan. 1 trip to Miami by defeat
ing rival North Carolina next Sat
urday. If Duke should lose, and
North Carolina State defeats South
Carolina next Saturday, State would
win the championship but the Wolf
pack is inelegible to play in a bowl
name because of an NCAA suspension.
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