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three yards in the second half.
Terps Dangerous
Maryland is another story. The
lerps bowed to Wake Forest last
week and have dropped three
gumes. but Carolina's scouting re
ports make them out to be a dan
gerous team hard to defense and
which is apt to come up with any
thing any time that could spell out
a victory for them. It was fullback
Jim Joyce who exploded for the
Maryland score in its 10-7 loss to
the Deacons.
The Tar Heels will make the trip
this week by chartered (Eastern)
rUine. leaving the Durham-Raleigh
airport at 1:15 Friday and arriving
in Washington at 3:17 (KST). No
workout is planned Friday. The
t'.'iim will make headquarters at the
Sheraton Park hotel in Washington.
With another fine victory under
their belts and two new halfbacks
firmly established. Carolina's Tar
Heels this week looked to another
Atlantic Coast Coherence game,
this one with Maryland at College
Park tomorrow.
The win was by HMi over the
pro'ini and favored South Carolina
Gamecocks and it was of the
Smashing variety in which the Tar
Heels achieve! new high levels of
excellence on both off ease and de
fense. The new halfbacks, who are sure
to figure big in game plans for
Maryland are Skip Clement, con
verted from quarterback, and Don
Klochak. former fullback, both of
whom were impressive in thcTr ne
roles against South Carolina.
Clement Scores
Clement ran three times for a 4.7
average without a loss. He caught
three passes for 83 yards one of
them a remarkable reception and
ran for a touchdown. Klochak ran
ix times for a 33 average and
showed he can play the position.
Loft halfback Wade Smith, who
had to sit out the South Carolina
gesne with a rib injury, is expected
to be ready to go agaiost the Terps.
On the other hand, riht halfback
Gib Carson, who starred against
N. C. State and was the As.ociated
Press ACC "sophomore of the
week." will be lost not only for the
Maryland game but for some time
to come. Gib has a broken hand.
?n injury sustained agaiost the
Gamecocks.
Hickey Pleased
Carson's loss will be felt, but
Coach Jim Hickey is pleased with
his backfield situation. Not only did
Clement ami Klochak prove them
selves, but sophomore fullback Bob
I lliott turned in his finest perfor
mance last week, playing a rip
rojring game and scoring two
touchdowns. Alternate fullback Joe j victims of Louisville in their record
Davies, another sophomore, also! nth NCAA appearance last March,
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Heels To Play
Kentucky In
Cage Tourney
Pairings for the seventh annual
University of Kentucky Invitational
Basketball Tournament next De
cember will pit West Virginia's
Mountaineers, runner-up for the
NCAA title last season, against St.
Lmis University and Carolina
against the host and tlefending
champion Wildcats.
UK Athletic Director Bernie A.
Shively has announced the pairings
ind expressed belief that the lineup
fi.r the holiday cage extravaganza
is the greatest ever arranged for a
regular season tourney.
All four participating teams rank
ed among the top 13 basketball pow
ers of the nation last winter and
iich anticipates an improved sea
s' n this yejr. The Wildcats, upset
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Miami Tonight
By MURRAY ROSE
Associated Press Sports Writer
Navy's battered football forces,
whipped in their last two outings,
hope to get a taste of victory again
Friday night when they face the
University of Miami before 50,000
in the Orange Bowl.
Although they were beaten 20-7 by
Southern Methodist and trounced 32
6 by Syracuse, the 1I i d d i e s 2-2
were 3-point favorites over once-
beaten Miami 2-1.. The Hurricanes
lost 27-3 last week to Louisiana
State, top-ranking team of the na
tion. In the only other major game on
the Friday night program, Utah 1-2
journeys to Denver 1-3 for a Sky
Lne Conference battle.
Action Saturday
The big Saturday card has a
fJock of interesting pairings, includ
ing five contests matching all-winning
combinations.
Even this early, bowl hopes will
be riding on most of the games. The
No. 1 battle of the unbeatens sends
third-ranking Texas 4-0 against 12th
ranked Arkansas 4-0 in a night
game at Little Rock.
USC meets Huskies
Seventh-ranked Southern Califor
nia 3-0 journeys to Seattle for a big
one with Washington 4-0, ranked
18th.
The Air Force Academy 3-0,
ranked 17th, also hits the road for
a toughie against Oregon 4-0 at
Portland.
Syracuse 3-0 is a heavy favorite
over visiting Holy Cross 3-0 and
host Cornell 3-0 is a slight choice
over Yale 3-0.
INDIANS SELL PLAYERS
CLEVELAND iff) The Cleve
land Indians Thursday sold pitch
ers Bob Smith, Bill Dailey and
Russ Heman and outfielder Dale
Bennetch to Toronto of the Inter
national League. Amounts were not
disclosed.
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The alternate quarterbacks, Jack
finished the campaign with wins in
14 of 27 starts and and second place
Booters Face Virginia
In First League Game
Cummings and Ray Farris, i;ept up national ranking. West Virginia
the good work inaugurated against
N. C. State, both showing fine pass
ing .skills. Farris threw for one of
the touchdowns and Cummings was
equipped with his usual superb
narkmanship.
Most refreshing of all, perhaps,
was Carolina's superior defensive
display. Up front the Tar Heels
stood out conspicuously against the
vaunted South Carolina forwards,
limited the Birds to 85 net yards
rushing for the entire game, just
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the UPI final polls taken before
tournament time.
Carolina, which made a fifth
straight trip to the NCAA meet last
winter only to be ousted by Navy
in the opening round, was ranked
sixth by the UPI and ninth by the
AP in the final polls. St. Louis'
F-illikens made an unsuccessful ap
pearance in the NIT after finishing
the season with 12th and 13th spots
in the AP-UPI ratings.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. The
undefeated Tar Heel soccer team
will be slight favorites to wrap up
its fifth win of the season here
this afternoon when it tangles with
Virginia.
Today's game marks the begin
ning of the booters drive to cap
ture the Atlantic Coast Conference
championship since the Cavaliers
will be the first league team that
the Tar Heels have met.
Won First Four
In its first four games Carolina
has come out on top each time.
winning from Fort Bragg, David
son, Lynchburg, and Washington
& Lee.
Since the field at Virginia is
about 20 yards wider than Fetzer
Field, the Tar Heels may have a
bit of trouble adapting to this
change. If the wings can compen
sate for the extra distance, how
ever the team should be able to
bring home a win.
Carolina and Virginia have met
one common opponent, Lynchburg.
Whereas the Tar Heels were able
to beat the Hornets 4-3, the Cava
liers could not do quite as well
and lost their game 4-2.
Coach Marvin .Allen will start
the same team that winning for
him. This places John Ghanin, Joe
Perkins, Mike Thompson, Charlie
Whitfield, and Tom Sprinkle on
the forward line with Bill Stem
and Hugh Goodman at halfback.
There is a possibility that a leg
injury may keep Goodman on the
sidelines. In this event his spot
will be taken by Tom White or
John Kenrick.
The remaining four positions
will be manned by Tom Evins, Bob
Quackenbush, and Tom Cordle, the
fullbacks, and either Tom Griffith
or Marvin Blount in the goal.
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RALEIGH North Carolina
State's defending Atlantic Coast
Conference champions opened bas
ketball practice Thursday after-
poon with 16 candidates for the
varsity squad.
Everett Case, the dean of ACC
cage coaches, will have seven let
termen on hand as he begins his
14th season with the Wolfpack.
But the nationally-know mentor
faces one of the biggest rebuilding
jobs in his long and colorful ca
reer.
Four Starters Missing ,
Gone from last year's team which
had a 24-4 record, are four start
ers. Missing are Lou Pucillo and
John Richter, the Pack's Mutt and
Jeff All-Americas, husky George
Stepanovich, and clutch-shooter Bob
MacGillivray. v
The only starter who returns is
guard Dan Englehardt, who will
captain the 1959-60 squad. In addi
tion to Englehardt, other letter
men are forwards Don Gallagher,
Bruce Hoadley and Stan Niewie
rowski, centers Ken Clark (who re
turns after missing last season)
and Bob (fcvioose) DiStefano, and
guard Bob McCann.
Soph Bench
The rest of the team is made up
entirely of sophomores. They are
Edwards -Holds Review
For Wake Forest Game
RALEIGH, Oct. 15 UP North
Carolina State went through a thor
ough, two-hour review session
Thursday as heavy work ended for
Saturday night's game with WaKe
Forest.
Head Coach Earle Edwards sent
the Wolfpack through a multitude of
assignments, both offensive and de
fensive. The team rehearsed prac
tically every phase of the game.
The Wolfpck worked extensively on
pass defense in an effort to be pre
pared to throttle the Deacons' aer
lai game, considerable time was
spent on State's own offense, includ
ing running, passing, punting and
kickoffs.
The first unit had Jim Tapp and
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and John Lawrence at tackles,
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