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DTH Sports Editor
Coach Jim Rickey's footballers swung in
to their last week of practice before the sea
son opener against N. C. State with a lot of
spirit, a lot of determination, and a lot to
do.
In a scrimmage against the reserves, they
stuck to the ground mostly with quarter
back Ray Farris at the helm. The red shirts
worked on State plays, to perfect them for
operation against the varsity defense. Quar
terbacks. Sandy .Kinney and Jimmy Eason
playing the role of ace Wolf pack 'quarter
back Roman Gabriel.
Big tackle Tony Hennessey was working
on kickoffs at the start of the practice. The
255-pounder got some long boots down into
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the end zone, but coaches expect that he
can get them even further.
A familiar figure recurned to the side
lines, but wasn't able to go out on the field
where he would have liked to be. Halfback f
Wally Dunham, one of the sensations of
spring practice, was just released from the
hospital following surgery for a knee in
jury. Dunham was on crutches, with his
leg in a cast. He said that his doctors
were pleased .with his progress, and that if
it heals properly, the cast might be off with
in a month. He hopes to be able to play in
the last two or three ball games.
Coach Bob Thalman was on the field af
ter just arriving Monday morning from his
trip to Wyoming to scout State.
Action is thick, and. fast in a Caro
lina football practice session. Above,
backf ield coach Bob Thalman, right,
demonstrates a point to end coach Vito
Ragazzo as the players in the back
ground assemble for another play. Be
low, quarterback Ray Farris pulls a fake
bootleg as the offense roars into action
in a dummy scrimmage.
Photos by Harry Lloyd
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Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1961
Baseballers Need Manager;
Salesmen Meet Tonight
Baseball coach Walter Rabb
needs managers for both his var
sity and freshman baseball teams.
He needs them for the present fall
practice and for the baseball sea
son in the spring. Anyone interest
ed should contact Coach Rabb at
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GET HER A NEW
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In Carolina Blue
ALSO
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SiveatShirts
Woollen Gym or Emerson Stadium
or freshman coach Bruce Crump
at Emerson Stadium between 2 and
5 p.m.
There will be a meeting tonight
for all boys who are interested in
selling football programs this sea
son. It will be held in 304 Woollen
Gmy at 7:30, as Athletic Associa
tion secretary Joe Hilton announc
ed yesterday.
WARSAW (UP) Zenon Kliszko,
53, veteran Communist and close
collaborator of Polish Communist
chief Wladyslaw Gomulka, has
withdrawn from active political life
after suffering a heart attack," in
formed sources said Monday. The
sources said he expected to return
to public life after convalescence.
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Above right, quarterback J ohn
Flournoy calls signals in the third team
offensive huddle, while on the adjacent
field, two more teams are engaged in a
scrimmage. In the lower photo line coach
Fred Tullai shows left end John Runco,
8Q, just how a certain block is executed,
as Jimmy Addison, 20, looks on.
Maris Has Five Games Left
In Which To Surpass
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NEW YORK (UPD It's now or
never for Roger M a r i s, the New
York Yankees' homer-hitting star
who has only five games left in
which to hit No. 60.
Maris and his Yankee ' team
mates began a season-ending five
game home stand Tuesday night
against the Baltimore Orioles, play
Baltimore again on Wednesday and
against the Boston Red Sox begin-
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If Maris, who hit Nc. 59 against
the Orioles at Baltimore on Sept.
20, is going to match the immortal
Babe Ruth's all-time record of
60 home runs in a single season,
he'll have to do it some time this
week.
Ruth his is 60 homrs during a
154-game season in 1927. The Yanks
already have played 157 games and
if Maris equals or beats Ruth's
mark, it wil be entered in the
record book with a separate desig
nation, according to a ruling by
Commissioner Ford Frick.
Odds Both For And Against
The odds that Maris can top the
mark might be considered both
in his favor and against him de
pending on how you analyze past
performances in Yankee Stadium.
First of all, of his 59 homers
this season, 23 have been hit at
home where he has an easy target
down the right field foul line. But
in 16 previous games against the
Orioles he has hit a total of only
two homers one at Yankee Stad
ium and one at Baltimore's Me
morial Stadium.
Maris isn't the least bit optimis
tic about his chances. In fact,
he doesn't think he'll equal or top
the record because of "the way
they're pitching me now."
"The only way I'll ever get to
hit another home run is if one of
those pitchers makes a mistake
and fouls up," says the tired Yan
kee slugger.
May Get Good Pitch
"I might get a good pitch to
hit by accident in the next five
games, but I doubt it. They're
keeping the ball on the outside
and trying to make me go after
bad pitches."
And chasing bad pitches is ex
actly what Maris did in the week
end games with the Red Sox at
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then close with three single games
Boston's Fenway Park. Since hit
ting his 59th homer, Roger has
managed only two singles in 13
times at bat.
"I got only one good ball to hit
Sunday," Maris maoned, "and I
popped it up. I was so surprised
at seeing even one decent pitch
that I could hardly believe it
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the before shave lotion. Now the guy won't stop talking, he
thinks electric shaving is so great.
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